text:
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for portions of the metro and the eastern half of Central Indiana until 7am Saturday morning. One to two inches of snow is possible in the advisory area, with a few spots possibly picking up more, especially northeast of the metro. How much snow is possible around Indianapolis? Right now it looks like up to an inch of snow. The reason our eastern counties look to get hit harder is because this winter weather system is moving from east to west. It's part of the storm hitting the east coast right now.
The snow showers are expected to begin this evening and continue overnight, tapering off by Saturday morning. Wind gusts up to 25mph will create blowing and drifting snow, and reduced visibilities across Central Indiana, so use care if you are heading out tonight or early Saturday morning.
After the "prime time" Olympics tonight Chief Meteorologist Chris Wright will have your latest forecast, and remember, wake up with me on Sunrise Saturday morning beginning at 6am for the latest on what to expect.
During the day Saturday snow showers will taper off to flurries with highs in the low 30s.
Sunday, we may see a few breaks of sunshine with highs in the mid to upper 30s.


text:
Marvelous Mushroom Soup RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
5 6 6
Some mushroom soups seem to have more broth than mushrooms. That's why I love this version brimming with superb "shrooms"!
- 3 medium onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup butter
- 2 pounds fresh mushrooms, chopped
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 2 cups beef broth
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- Grated Parmesan cheese and minced fresh parsley, optional
- In a large saucepan, cook onions and garlic in butter over medium-low heat until tender. Reduce heat to low; add the mushrooms. Cook for 8-10 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally.
- Add the cream, broth, salt and pepper; cook and stir over low heat until heated through. Garnish with Parmesan cheese and parsley if desired. Yield: 9 servings (about 2 quarts).
Originally published as Marvelous Mushroom Soup in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2004, p21
Reviews for Marvelous Mushroom Soup
Please Log In or Join to add a rating and review.
Click stars to rate
Any changes to your rating or review will appear where you originally posted your review
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2014
"Excellent soup!"
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2013
"Nice easy recipe with food flavor. I added 1 TBSP Worcestershire and extra garlic."
Reviewed May. 24, 2013
"This soup is marvelous!"
Reviewed Dec. 3, 2012
"I was looking for a recipe to use up some extra mushrooms and this hit the spot! I used button and portobello mushrooms and just a pinch of some fresh rosemary that I had. It was such a quick, simple recipe and my family loved it! It will be on our menu quite frequently!"
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2009
"Made this for dinner and added just a little rosemary and it was so good...."

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Date: November 14 2012
ONE in eight expecting or new mothers will be diagnosed with perinatal depression in Australia in 2012, a new report says.
With one in 22 expecting or new fathers also estimated to be struck with the illness, its cost to the country this year is put at almost $500 million.
The Deloitte Access Economics report commissioned by the Post and Antenatal Depression Association (PANDA) says combining health care costs, lost productivity and foregone tax, perinatal depression will costAustraia $433 million in 2012. Of this, $310 million will be in lost productivity, three-quarters of which ($233 million) is for men with perinatal depression.
Perinatal depression refers to depression during the first year after birth or during pregnancy.
PANDA chief executive Belinda Horton said the large figure for men's lost productivity was a surprise.
She said it reflected men's higher average earnings and that many women took time out of the workforce after having a child.
Federal Mental Health Minister Mark Butler said the costs estimated in the report would increase if other flow-on effects were calculated.
He said if perinatal depression was picked up early and treated well its effects could be limited, but if left untreated, had far-reaching effects on famiies.
This material is subject to copyright and any unauthorised use, copying or mirroring is prohibited.
[ The Age | Text-only index]


text:
We will get a period of dry weather in Central Indiana this afternoon, then late this afternoon/ evening strong to severe storms could develop. The time we will be watching for storms will be between 4pm and 10pm. Damaging wind, hail and lightning will be the biggest threats.
The more the clouds stick around, the more diminished our severe weather threat will be. However, the latest satellite image is showing sunshine breaking through in Illinois.
Highs will eventually top out in the mid 70s today.
For the Grand Prix tomorrow, the weather should be fantastic. There is a slight chance for an isolated shower.
Sunday will be mainly dry, with scattered showers and storms developing late Sunday evening.
A big cool down is headed our way by the middle of next week.


text:
Upload Photo
FBI Most Wanted
Compiled from FBI Most Wanted lists.
Newsday.com now uses Facebook for our comment boards. Please read our guidelines and connect your Facebook account to comment.
LI's 2006 valedictorians: Where are they now? 18 projects on LI that didn't pan out Long Island goes to the prom 2016 LI valedictorians 2016: Amityville to Harborfields LI valedictorians 2016: Hauppauge to Pierson LI valedictorians 2016: Plainedge to Wyandanch 77 signs you're from Nassau 50 reader photos remind you why you love LI 12th annual Sikh fest 26 Long Island prom kisses of 2016 Meet the top 142 students on Long Island in 2016 Promotions, new hires and jobs on LI


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Freeport and Brazoria County in Texas. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Freeport, TX today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Freeport:
Skydiving Freeport, Skydiving in Freeport, Sky Diving Freeport, Skydive Freeport TX, Skydiving 77541, Freeport Skydiving, Skydiving Freeport Texas, Skydiving near Freeport, Skydiving in Freeport Texas, Freeport Sky Diving, Skydive 77541, Skydiving Freeport TX, Skydive Freeport, Skydiving Brazoria County, Skydive in 77541, Skydiving TX, Sky Diving Freeport TX, Freeport, Texas
Conveniently Serving 77541 and 1 other Freeport, TX zipcode:
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
It may have been leaked late last year, but Facebook Messenger for Windows has returned in official form. Messenger for Windows is a desktop application that lets Facebook users keep up on everything that's happening within their social networking life without needing to log-in to Facebook's website. Facebook has made Messenger for Windows only available for Windows 7. The company is working on Mac, Vista and other OS versions. Facebook says it does not "currently support Windows XP."
Messenger for Windows allows Facebook users to start chats, peruse their news ticker and receive notifications that directly involve them. Other desktop applications such as TweetDeck offers similar features, but there's really nothing like the official Facebook experience.
Your individual notification and privacy settings from Facebook's website carry over to Messenger for Windows.
Feel free to download the software from the link below. If it's not available, just wait a little while until it becomes available to you.
Via [Facebook]


text:
Philip Morris (NYSE:PM) delivered better-than-expected sales and earnings for the second quarter, as market-share gains and strong pricing across different geographies allowed the company to deliver solid performance. Besides, big and consistent capital distributions are a big plus for investors in the company. On the other hand, cigarette sales volume are still falling around the world, and that's a major risk factor to consider.
Is it the right time to buy Philip Morris, or are the risks too high at this stage? The following slideshow offers some ideas for investors willing to take a look at Philip Morris and its potential as an investment in the years ahead.
Top dividend stocks for the next decade
The smartest investors know that dividend stocks simply crush their non-dividend-paying counterparts over the long term. That's beyond dispute. They also know that a well-constructed dividend portfolio creates wealth steadily, while still allowing you to sleep like a baby. Knowing how valuable such a portfolio might be, our top analysts put together a report on a group of high-yielding stocks that should be in any income investor's portfolio. To see our free report on these stocks, just click here now.
Andrés Cardenal owns shares of Apple. The Motley Fool recommends and owns shares of Apple. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools don't all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.


text:
Sept. 5, 2008
Ben Howland, will be the featured speaker at the 8th annual Kids' Luncheon, a benefit for the Boys and Girls Club of Anaheim, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 24 at Anaheim White House Restaurant, 887 S. Anaheim Blvd. Individual tickets cost $75. "Bruin tickets" cost $250 and include a meet-and-greet reception, an autographed UCLA basketball and luncheon. To buy tickets or sponsor the event, call 714-491-3617.


text:
Homes Taking Shape at Audie Murphy Ranch Development
Big changes are taking place at Big Sky in Audie Murphy Ranch, where model homes are under construc...
Big changes are taking place at Big Sky in Audie Murphy Ranch, where model homes are under construction for the largest one- and two-story, single-family designs within this master-planned community.
Scheduled to open in early 2013, this development by Brookfield Homes will introduce floor plans specially created for Audie Murphy Ranch buyers with a focus on family living. Presenting a nice balance of indoor and outdoor spaces, Big Sky will be situated on large lots that are ideal for year-round activity, while thoughtfully planned designs reveal numerous room options so a home can evolve as one's life and styles change.
Interested buyers are invited to visit www.BigSkyBrookfield.com today and place their name on the growing interest registry.
Big Sky's elevated community setting against a backdrop of century-old rock formations will offer distant panoramas of the San Bernardino Mountains, open space and the valley. Presenting the convenience and flexibility that growing families need, one-and two-story floor plans will range from approximately 2,790 to 3,800 square feet, with four to five bedrooms and three- and four–car garages.
Three planned public parks, including an 11-acre, future sports park, will provide an abundance of recreational opportunities, including a baseball and soccer field, basketball courts, tennis courts, playgrounds and picnic areas. There's even a skateboard park and proposed dog park for the family pet. The private recreational center will be the centerpiece of community fun.
Once the development is completed, residents will enjoy a swimming pool, spa, children's pool, barbecues, picnic areas, playgrounds and a 3,500-square-foot recreation building for special events.


text:
Taizhou Sunny Hotel - Taizhou
- Location:
- Address: Shifu Avenue 258, Shujiang District, Taizhou
- Tel: 0576-88599999 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 台州香溢大酒店
- Lowest Price: $58
Opened in 2005, the Taizhou Sunny Hotel is located in Taizhou Downtown, about 12km from the airport and 25km from Taizhou Railway Station.
The Taizhou Sunny Hotel includes 232 guest rooms. Each room features international direct dialing and domestic direct dialing along with free broadband Internet access.
As for dining, there is a Chinese restaurant, a bar, a lobby bar and a tea house in the hotel as well as room service. For recreation, night club, chess and card room, swimming pool, spa center, sauna and massage are available.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
Hotel Amenities
|Hotel Services
|Luggage service, Laundry service, Room service, Wake Up Call, 24hr Reception, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Fax Service
|Room Amenities
|Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Color Television, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, Electronic Lock, Bath and Shower, Free for Internet
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Sauna, Business Center, Gymnasium , Meeting Room, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Bar
Print the Taxi Directions
- Please drive me to Taizhou Sunny Hotel - Taizhou, thank you!
- 请送我到台州香溢大酒店,谢谢
- Address: Shifu Avenue 258, Shujiang District, Taizhou
- 地址: 台州 椒江区 市府大道258号
- Tel: 0576-88599999
Similar Hotels as Taizhou Sunny Hotel - Taizhou
Pacific Prince International Hotel - Taizhou
From: $ 59
Huangyan International Hotel - Taizhou
From: $ 53
Fang Yuan International Hotel - Taizhou
From: $ 64
Check out the list of all 24 hotels in Taizhou


text:
Shopping Cart:
E-Mail Sign-up
Email is required.
Email is invalid.
Track My Order
Tracking Number or Order Number
Sign in
Create account
Baby Care Clearance
Baby Gear Clearance
Nursery Clearance
Nursery Decor Clearance
Furniture Clearance
Gifts on Clearance
Toy Clearance
Infant Toys
Costumes & Role Play
Educational Toys
Games & Puzzles
Music & More Toys
Outdoor Toys
Plush Toys
Preschool Toys
Pretend & Play Toys
Riding Toys
Toy Closeouts
Collectible Dolls
Play Dolls
Doll House & Doll Furniture
Doll Apparel & Accessories
Doll Clearance
Nursery Decor
Nursery Collections
Nursery Bedding Sets
Blankets & Comforters
Crib Bumpers
Cradle & Small Crib Bedding
Diaper Stackers & Dust Ruffles
Hampers & Organizers
Nursery Lamps & Shades
Nursery Mobiles
More Nursery Decor
Toddler & Teen bedding
Wall Decor for Nursery
Window Treatments
Nursery Closeouts
4 in 1 Convertible Baby Beds
Armoires for Baby's Room
Baby Beds
Bassinets Cradles Small Cribs
Baby Moses Baskets
Bed Rails
Changing Stations & Tables
Nursery Dressers & Night Stands
Nursery Gliders & Rocking Chairs
Nursery Hutches & Bookcases
Mattresses for Baby & Toddler
Other Baby & Children's Furniture
Toddler Beds
Toy Boxes
Nursery Furniture Closeouts
Baby Gear
Infant Car Seats
Child Safety Car Seats
Booster Car Seats
Car Seat Accessories
Car Seat Clearance
Carriers and Backpacks
Entertainers & Walkers
Swings, Jumpers, Bouncers
Light Weight Strollers
Umbrella Strollers
Standard Strollers
Travel Systems
Jogging & Running Strollers
Multi-Child Strollers
Stroller Accessories
Stroller Closeouts
Baby Gear Closeouts
Baby Care
Baby & Infant Bathing
Baby Diapering
Nursing & Infant Feeding
Infant Health & Safety
Maternity Body Pillows
High Chairs & Boosters
Baby Bottle Warmers & Sterilizers
Baby Care Closeouts
Gifts & Apparel
Baby Registry
Baby Clothes
Children Books
Children Videos Entertainment
Maternity Books
More Gifts
Gifts on Closeout
Shop by Brand
ON MOST GROUND SHIPMENTS OVER $99 & Flat Rate Ground Shipping for $8.95
Baby Ktan
New Items
Infant Carriers by Baby Ktan
Baby K'tan
is a company that was developed by a mom and a close friend. Michal Chasal was preparing for the birth of her first baby, Cody in 1999. Cody was born with Down syndrome. Michal was using a baby carrier that she received as a gift, but the baby carrier wasn't going to work for Cody, because of his Down syndrome and his low muscle tone that comes with the disease. Michal experimented with the baby carrier's that was currently on the market. She would put two slings together to, so she could hold Cody close to her and support his low muscle tone. Michal created her own baby carrier. Her friend Isaac Wernick borrowed the carrier that Michal created when their baby was born with a heart condition. Isaac encouraged Michal to bring her amazing baby carrier to the public and together Michal Chasal and Isaac Wernick started Baby K'tan. The Baby K'tan baby carrier is unique. It is similar to a sling, but so much more. The baby carrier allows the baby to be carried upright, breastfed and so much more. The baby carrier has seven different positions. The baby sling supports the baby, while providing the weight of the baby to be distributed on both shoulders, instead of just one, which is excellent for parents. The Baby K'tan comes in a variety of colors. It is machine washable. It is made of a 100% cotton that has an amazing one-way stretch added. This provides the baby to move, but be secure along with providing the support that babies with special needs depend on. The Baby K'tan is a unique and amazing product that is designed for all babies, but especially for babies with any special needs. The Baby K'tan comes in different sizes to fit the weight of your baby. The Baby K'tan is a unique baby carrier that meets more than one need.
A partial match was found for Baby Ktan
Shop by Category
Baby Care (22)
Baby Gear (12)
Baby Gifts (1)
Dolls (9)
Nursery (75)
Organic (6)
Toys (18)
Shop by Brands
Aden and Anais (4)
Adora Charisma (4)
Alexander Doll (2)
Baby Elephant (5)
Baby Shusher (1)
Babyhome (2)
Baby's Dream Furniture (22)
Bambino (1)
Bumbo (2)
Chewable Jewels (2)
Colgate Mattress Company (1)
Corolle (1)
Cuddle Barn (1)
Fisher Price (15)
Handy Bites (2)
Hape (1)
Imagio Baby (2)
Kalencom (7)
Kel Gar (1)
Kids Preferred (2)
Lee Middleton (1)
Miracle Blanket (1)
Mommy's Helper (1)
Mutsy (2)
Natura (1)
Nuna (1)
Nurture (1)
One Grace Place (20)
Pam Grace Creations (1)
Prince Lionheart (2)
Puj (1)
Sealy (2)
Soap Sox (1)
Ti Amo (5)
Trend Lab (4)
UPPAbaby (3)
+ Show More
Shop by For Whom
Infant (66)
Infant Girl (15)
Mom (7)
Toddler Girl (5)
Infant Boy (4)
Toddler (4)
Big Girl (4)
Big Kid (4)
Big Boy (2)
Shop by Collections
Adora Bath Dolls (3)
Adora Play Dolls (1)
Baby Doll (1)
Bath (2)
Braxton and Brie (3)
Bumbo (1)
Colgate Mattress (1)
Corolle Play Dolls (1)
Cuddle Barn (1)
Everything Nice (10)
Fisher Price Charlotte Espresso (1)
Fisher Price Ayden Cherry (2)
Fisher Price Ayden Espresso (2)
Fisher Price Ayden White (1)
Fisher Price Charlotte Cherry (2)
Fisher Price Charlotte White (1)
Fisher Price Kingsport Espresso (2)
Fisher Price Kingsport White (1)
Fisher Price Lakeland White (1)
Fisher Price Lansdale Espresso (2)
Fisher Price Lansdale White (1)
Fisher Price Malibu Cherry (1)
Fisher Price Newbury Cherry (2)
Fisher Price Newbury Espresso (3)
Fisher Price Newbury White (1)
For the Birds (1)
Gotz (1)
HABA Infant (11)
Huggums (1)
Jazzie Jungle Boy (1)
Kelgar Travel (1)
Ladybug Lucy (1)
Lovely-Ellie (1)
Magical Michayla (2)
Mama Baby (1)
Metal Bed Frame HB (13)
Metal Bed Frame HB/FB (13)
Middleton Play Doll (1)
Midtown (2)
Night Sky (1)
Nottingham (9)
Nuna (1)
Nurture Nest (1)
Princess Posie (1)
Puppy Pal Boy (1)
Sassy Shaylee (3)
Sealy Furniture (1)
Sealy Mattress (1)
Simplicity Blue (2)
Simplicity Hot Pink (2)
Sophia Lolita (4)
Terrific Tie Dye (3)
Teyo's Tires (2)
Ti Amo (5)
Ti Amo Carino (4)
Ti Amo Catania (4)
Trend Lab Dora (4)
Uppa Baby (1)
+ Show More
Shop by Color/Pattern
Espresso (17)
Snow White (11)
Snow Drift (11)
Slate (6)
Misty Grey (5)
White (5)
Vintage Grey (7)
Cherry (4)
Dora the Explorer (4)
Blue (4)
Garden C (2)
Russian (2)
Pink (2)
Red (2)
Jake (2)
Walnut (1)
Espress0 (1)
Natural (1)
Chevrons with Pink Trim (1)
Chocolate Mist (1)
Owls (1)
Squiggles (1)
Dottie Lottie (1)
Chickadee (1)
Aqua (1)
Lime (1)
Multi (1)
Nest (1)
Espress (1)
Straw Da (1)
Shark Bi (1)
Wildflow (1)
Dark Grey (1)
Silver (1)
Black (1)
Navy (1)
+ Show More
Shop by By price range:
under $20 (33)
$20 - $40 (36)
$40 - $90 (24)
$90 - $410 (36)
over $410 (24)
Product Results...
Sort By:
Best Match
Alphabetical A > Z
Alphabetical Z > A
Babyhome So-Ro Single Cradle
Price: $399.00
Corolle Babipouce Grenadine's Heart Baby Play Doll
Price: $29.95
One Grace Place Sassy Shaylee Baby Burp Cloth
Price: $27.00
Online Sale: $18.50
One Grace Place Puppy Pal Boy Baby Nursery Bed Canopy
Price: $58.00
Online Sale: $44.50
One Grace Place Teyo's Tires Baby Nursery Toy Bag
Price: $37.00
Online Sale: $26.75
Baby Shusher
Price: $34.99
Online Sale: $31.49
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Bookcase
Price: $899.99
Online Sale: $849.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Bookcase
Price: $799.99
Online Sale: $759.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Night Stand
Price: $499.99
Online Sale: $459.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Single Dresser
Price: $699.99
Online Sale: $669.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Single Dresser
Price: $799.99
Online Sale: $749.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Night Stand
Price: $429.99
Online Sale: $419.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham 5 Drawer Chest
Price: $799.99
Online Sale: $789.00
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham 5 Drawer Chest
Price: $899.99
Online Sale: $879.00
Ti Amo Night Stand
Price: $299.99
Online Sale: $269.99
Ti Amo 5 Drawer Nursery Chest
Price: $599.99
Online Sale: $549.99
Ti Amo Nursery Double Dresser Hutch
Price: $399.99
Online Sale: $369.99
Ti Amo Nursery Double Dresser
Price: $599.99
Online Sale: $549.99
Baby's Dream Furniture Nottingham Double Dresser
Price: $829.99
Online Sale: $799.00
One Grace Place Simplicity Blue Baby Burp Cloth
Price: $27.00
Online Sale: $18.50
One Grace Place Simplicity Hot Pink Baby Crib Mobile
Price: $53.00
Online Sale: $40.00
One Grace Place Simplicity Hot Pink Baby Burp Cloth
Price: $27.00
Online Sale: $18.50
One Grace Place Sassy Shaylee Baby Nursery Toy Bag
Price: $37.00
Online Sale: $26.75
One Grace Place Sassy Shaylee Baby Nursery Bed Canopy
Price: $52.00
Online Sale: $39.50
One Grace Place Simplicity Blue Medium Size Bed Quilt
Price: $53.00
Online Sale: $40.25
Trend Lab Nickelodeon Dora the Explorer Diaper Stacker
Price: $23.95
Online Sale: $21.82
Miracle Blanket Infant Swaddler Blanket
Price: $29.95
Aden and Anais Classic Sleeping Bag Lovely-Ellie
Price: $32.00
Aden and Anais Classic Sleeping Bag Princess Posie-Butterfly
Price: $32.00
Aden and Anais Classic Sleeping Bag Night Sky-Owl
Price: $32.00
Aden and Anais Swaddles 4-Pack For The Birds
Price: $49.95
Imagio Baby Midtown Cottage Baby Bed
Price: $399.95
Online Sale: $279.99
Imagio Baby Midtown Large Slat Cottage Baby Bed
Price: $399.95
Online Sale: $299.99
Mini Muffin 8" Blue Eyes
Price: $24.99
Online Sale: $23.74
Bumbo Seat Cover Owls
Price: $17.99
Online Sale: $16.99
Little Sparrow Clutching Toy
Price: $11.99
Online Sale: $11.39
Sealy Cool Beginnings 2-stage Crib Mattress
Price: $239.99
Online Sale: $199.99
Sealy 4-in-1 Toddler Rail For Bella Crib
Price: $79.99
Lee Middleton Little Sweetheart Blonde/Blue Play Doll
Price: $129.95
Online Sale: $99.99
Fisher Price Lansdale 4 in 1 Snow White Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $219.95
Online Sale: $179.99
Fisher Price Ayden Espresso Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $199.95
Online Sale: $169.99
Fisher Price Newbury Cherry Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $169.95
Online Sale: $149.99
Fisher Price Newbury Espresso Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $169.95
Online Sale: $149.99
Fisher Price Lansdale 4 in 1 Espresso Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $219.95
Online Sale: $179.99
Fisher Price Newbury Snow White Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $169.95
Online Sale: $149.99
Fisher Price Ayden Snow White Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $199.95
Online Sale: $169.99
Fisher Price Ayden Cherry Convertible Baby Bed
Price: $199.95
Online Sale: $169.99
Alexander Doll My First Baby Bathtime Baby Play Doll
Price: $39.95
Online Sale: $31.96
Baby K'Tan
is loved by mothers all over the world. Come find out what the latest talk is about for the
Baby K'Tan Baby Carrier
. The unique baby wrap with all the qualities of a normal baby wrap, but without all the complicated wrapping. The Baby K'tan Baby Carrier is a uniquely designed soft cotton carrier. It can be worn in all the same positions as a wrap, without the hassle of wrapping! The K'tan is made of two loops of cotton which are connected by a third smaller loop called the Back Support Band. This ergonomic and stylish design allows the carrier to be worn in multiple positions, all without any complicated wrapping or buckling. It is a cross between a sling and a structured front baby carrier, offering the positions and benefits of both! The Baby K'tan offers unparalleled comfort, safety & convenience.
Follow us for savings
Please Visit Our Store
When in Mississippi
Contact Us
My Cart
Site Map
Returns & Exchanges
Shipping Info
About Us
Price Match
Privacy Policy
Email Sign Up
Safety Notices & Product Recalls
©2015 Cullen's PlayPen Inc.


text:
I have an application that connects to SQL Server 2008. What I want is to make a standby server (this standby server should be a mirror of the primary one). So that when the connection fails, the primary server should automatically switch to standby server without modifying my application. If there is way, please tell me in detail or even if there is third party product.
Note that I need to set the connection in my application to one server only.


text:
Police said a suspect in a home invasion robbery accidentally shot himself while trying to pistol-whip a victim.
It happened Wednesday around 8 pm. Mount Shasta Police officers said three suspects entered a home on Pine Street and tied up a man and woman.
Police said one of the suspects Sundance Gonzalez, 18 of Weed, accidentally shot himself in the leg while trying to pistol-whip the male victim. The suspects took off with the victims' cash, cell phones and computer.
The victims untied themselves and called police. Officers were told that the victims knew the suspects, which helped officers track the suspects to a home on Chestnut Street.
Thursday morning, officers said they located two of the suspects hiding in the attic. They arrested Gonzalez and Juan Vidano, 20 of Mt. Shasta. A loaded rifle was also found in the home. David Hernandez, who is Vidano's uncle, was booked for harboring a fugitive
Vidano and Gonzalez were charged with armed robbery, burglary and conspiracy. They have been booked into the Siskiyou County Jail.
A third suspect was not located.
Call Mount Shasta Police if you have any information on this ongoing investigation.


text:
Earthquake?Christchurch, Fall 2009
I woke up this morning and checked my email (as I am trying to make habit) to see that my sister in LA is asking me if I am safe—she seems to think there has been an earthquake somewhere. It was early and I was a little groggy, so I didn't think much of it. But I arrived to my first class, a geology course called Understanding Earth History, to find out that there was in fact an earthquake in NZ, and not too far from Christchurch. However, I had not felt the ground under me move, nor did anyone I talked to, so I assumed it was the David Eckstein of earthquakes. Wrong. It just so happens that my lecturer's specialty is in earthquakes (you can imagine how giddy he was) and according to him, this earthquake was one of New Zealand's most significant in 100 years. The earthquake hit in Fiordland (red dot on map above), the southwest tip of New Zealand, at 9:22 PM (NZST) on July 15, 2009. It lasted over a minute and reached a 7.8 on the Richter magnitude scale, which is considered "major," can cause serious damage over a large area, and happens about 18 times a year. In a class of over 200 students, only two felt any effects of this quake (and neither lived in the heart of Christchurch). Luckily, Fiordland has about as many residents as David Hasselhoff has fans, and therefore, there have been no fatalities, injuries, or significant damages reported yet. This may, however, change by tonight when authorities make their way down there and survey the surrounding area. My lecturer said something this morning that put into perspective the geological significance of such an earthquake. While most people are worried about the loss of lives and evacuation of the area, our lecturer told us that when he woke up this morning his inbox was flooded with emails from colleagues in the US asking if they should be on the next Air New Zealand flight to study the effects of this earthquake. I thought that was pretty cool. While we're worried about possible tsunamis (the largest wave turned out to be under 20 cm), these geologists want to go into this danger zone to study the effects of the earthquake in hopes to learn more about our planet.
You May also like:
- None Found
5 Comments
Earthquake?! Glad I did not know……..
That was a biggy, I'm glad you guys did not feel it!
It turns out that one of my fans has gone missing and I suspect the earthquake may be responsible. I'm sending out my other fan to look for her. David
How lucky are you that that sister of yours properly prepared you for class, huh?
august 22 2009 just got to reading some of your mail. news of an earthquake can be disturbing! we always consider la the danger zone. now we shall worry about you too. many thanks for adding to the woes. love u.
Sasha, you must have been there right before I got there. I started fall of '99. Saber was gone by that time. SFAI was a crazy party school back then. So much fun


text:
If there's not already a saying, there should be one, and it would go something like this: "You can eat incredibly well in Argentina. As long as you like meat." Judging from the listings in the phone book and the signs on the street, every other restaurant must be a steakhouse. OK, so I exaggerate a bit, but seriously, these people eat a lot of meat, and when they do, they consume it in mass quantities. At the lower-end places, they sometimes put pictures of their steaks in the windows, and some of the slabs of meat are so monstrous that even the most stalwart carnivore would think twice before ordering.
I don't recommend going to any of those low-end steak restaurants, however. In fact I don't recommend going to any other steakhouse in Argentina except for Cabaña Las Lilas. I've gone to a bunch of them now. Not just random restaurants, mind you, but several of the ones that are touted by locals and international press and people whose opinions I trust implicitly as "the best."
None of them can compare.
Of course, steaks in Argentina are like pizza in New York, or sushi in San Francisco -- everyone lays claim to "the best" spot which they evangelize without much thought to what else is out there. I haven't gone to EVERY major steakhouse, so this recommendation can't be made with complete authority. Take it for what its worth to you.
Cabañ Las Lilas is located in the neighborhood of Puerto Madero, which is basically the international business 'hood of the city. Puerto Madero is the modern skyline of Buenos Aires, where jet-setting businessmen can stay at big name hotels, walk to their metal-and-glass office buildings, and not have to interact with any of the dirty streets of Buenos Aires. It's not really a part of the city as much as it is literally an add-on that replaced decaying and disused docklands with something more useful. Where there is international business there is money, of course, and where there is money, neighborhoods like the Madero tend to spring up. We can't fault it for obeying the laws of economics, and thanks to the installation of restaurants like Cabana Las Lilas it manages to inch its way out of the category of tourist trap.
Las Lilas, as it is known, cannot be mistaken for anything other than a big-budget commercial restaurant, but to dismiss it as a result would be a grave mistake. The restaurant is as well subscribed by the local Buenos Aires residents (Porteños) as it is by the tourist crowd. Apart from their language, the two types of customers can be distinguished by the hour of their meal and the number of vegetables on the table. Argentineans, and Porteños in particular, don't particularly care for vegetables and salads, and almost without exception are late eaters. The reservation policies of steakhouses, more so than any other sort of restaurant, many of which were happy to take a reservation at the gruesomely early hour of 8:30 PM, seem to reflect the tendency to ignore thoughts about dinner until after 10:00 PM. Las Lilas takes reservations only up until 9:00 PM, and then after that, it's an Argentine free for all. Luckily the restaurant has an ample bar where residents can lounge around the polished burl wood seats and counter with mixed drinks until the electronic pagers provided by the staff jingle a little tune.
Every diner walks by the dark wine cellar , with its racks of bottles, on the way to their table, and then the glassed-in grill. This area, with its polished wood cutting station and knife racks and massive angled grill that is scrubbed spotless every night is the heart of the kitchen, and the place where the only cooking that most people care about takes place. As you pass by, you can hear, see, and smell what other diners eagerly await at their tables: meat. And lots of it.
The dining room is an open area with exposed brick walls, metal I-beams painted gray, and chestnut colored hardwood floors. The tables themselves are a dark chocolate brown, paired with similarly-colored leather clad seats of wrought iron. The atmosphere is boisterous and urban, and frankly might be New York, Chicago, or San Francisco were one to judge only by the decor, the sharp dress and poised bustle of the staff, and the range from casual to formal attire of the diners. But then you're likely to notice a table of gentlemen in polo shirts and sportcoats smoking cigars, four open bottles on the table, and the third order of meat arriving.
Reviewing a steak restaurant is at once both easier and more difficult than any other formal dining experience. There can be little commentary on cooking techniques, just the barest mention of presentation, and certainly no lengthy poetic musings on remarkable pairings of flavors and textures. For me a steak restaurant can only be distinguished by three things: the quality of the meat, the wine list, and the service, and above all, it is the former that is most important.
If you're gonna eat beef, the way that meat tastes has a lot more to do with how it's raised than how it's cooked. Don't get me wrong, there's quite a range of grilling talent out there, but at the end of the day, as long as the meat is seasoned and not overcooked, the factor which will weigh most heavily on my enjoyment of a steak will be the cut, quality, and ageing of the beef.
To those who pay attention to ingredients, top-quality Argentinean beef is a relatively famous commodity. It differs from high-end American (and Japanese) beef in several important ways, not the least of which are that it is nearly all free-range and entirely devoid of hormones. For all intents and purposes, it is organic, but perhaps most important to the diner, it is also grass-fed rather than grain-fed. As a result, the attentive diner will find that it has a distinctly different flavor. Specifically, it is a lot more lean than the heavily marbled beef we are used to in the States, and it has, to my taste, a slightly coarser grain to it. The resulting steak tastes slightly earthier, and while just as juicy when cooked well, lacks the buttery texture of high quality American beef. The Argentines rarely dry-age their beef, which may add to this more muscular quality to the meat.
When it comes to quality of meat, I really can't say enough about Las Lilas. The beef comes from the farm of owner Octavio Caraballo, and arrives at the restaurant half butchered and fresh, which doesn't sound like a big deal, but many of the restaurants in Buenos Aires and elsewhere in the country get frozen, pre-butchered meat. Anyone familiar with the results of intimate ties between restaurants and purveyors of their ingredients will understand the benefit of Las Lilas' beef connection and how it translates into the highest quality meat available in Buenos Aires. After being butchered in house, the meat is slapped on the grill and minutes later, onto your plate. Direct from the farm, as it were.
Our meal last week began with the appetizer plate and bread selection that arrives at every table moments after the diners are seated. This selection includes a far-too-tasty ball of herbed butter surrounded by small bites to keep hunger at bay as you peruse the meal. We wolfed down the bresaola (cured beef sausage, sliced thinly), olives, and roasted peppers and eggplant. The fresh mozzarella was less than stellar, but we've learned not to expect much when it comes to cheese in Argentina.
We opted to begin with a salad of arugula and endives, and were quite suprised to have it be tossed fresh at our tableside with our choice of dressings, as long as we wanted either olive oil, balsamic vinegar, or both. The greens were excellent and a good harbinger of the quality of the meal to come. In addition to this selection, the restaurant has a variety of salads and appetizers available to diners whose appetites can accommodate large quantities of food. Like any good parilla, Las Lilas has various sausages and grilled sweetbreads on offer, along with the ubiquitous empanadas and other small bites.
If you're like us, however, you'll opt for only the smallest of hurdles before you tackle the main event. Ruth and I both opted to get the rib eye steak, or ojo de bife, as they call it in Argentina. This is the cut that we most often cook at home and order out in the States, and we figured we could get the best sense of the restaurant by ordering something familiar.
The steaks arrived with little pretense -- char grilled and seasoned with salt and pepper only. Perfectly cooked to medium-rare and lacking any garnish. I have no idea what the little red cow-shaped sign stuck in the beef meant, but I fantasized that like the cowhide covered menus it offered the briefest reminders that we were eating another animal. I secretly hoped it signified an underground campaign to ensure that consumers acknowledge where their meat comes from, instead of letting us all be lulled into the complacency of shrink wrapped steaks on Styrofoam.
The steaks were excellent, as were the french fries that we ordered with them. Like some other steakhouses, Las Lilas offers chimichurri sauce (a tangy red wine vinegar, olive oil, herbs and chili pepper mixture) for the steaks, along with a tomato, sweet onions and red bell pepper sauce which Ruth couldn't get enough of.
It's difficult to offer much qualitative evaluation of a grilled slab of meat other than those factors which I've described, so perhaps it will suffice to say that it was among the better steaks that I've had in my life. Certainly not the best, but undoubtedly excellent and worth the effort to seek out should you find yourself in the City of Beef.
The restaurant's service is better than most places in Buenos Aires, but that isn't saying a whole lot. The restaurant is absolutely crawling with servers of all varieties, making it easy to get what you need in half an instant, but while friendly, I wouldn't call the service attentive. Once you've had your conversation with one of the very knowledgeable sommeliers on staff, you'll be left to pour your own wine as well as your own water, and our requests for the check required several repetitions before one stuck. In particular the restaurant operates like every other steakhouse we've eaten at in Argentina. It has no sense of pacing for a meal. The food comes out when it comes out no matter what you're doing or what you've eaten. I was halfway through my salad when our steaks arrived and the server simply motioned for me to move my salad over to the side of the plate to make room for the steak and fries. This was a bit of a shock the first time it happened, but we quickly got used to it. You simply shouldn't go to a steakhouse expecting a leisurely meal. The pacing is up to the house.
Las Lilas does not have the best wine list in the city, but it does have one of the best. It has been described as encyclopedic, which it certainly is if you consider its breadth of coverage of Argentine wine. It however lacks significant depth -- we found several other restaurants in the city who offered far more older vintages of wine than did Las Lilas -- an oversight that seems strange considering the restaurants aspirations. My conversation with the sommelier (despite my broken Spanish) was really helpful, and the folks at the restaurant really do know their wines well. Diners unfamiliar with Argentine wines will find themselves in good hands.
Ruth and I concluded our meal with an order of the house's signature flan. Several days later, I am still hearing from Ruth about how few bites of it she got, despite her protestations that she didn't really want dessert. It was excellent. And huge. Which doesn't give me much leverage in my defense.
I expect to get a lot of comments and e-mails suggesting alternatives to the top spot for steak in Buenos Aires. I've been to some of them, and wish I had time to try them all, but I suspect even then I might come up with the same conclusion. Life's too short to eat lousy beef. I'm going back to Las Lilas.
How Much?: Dinner for two without wine will run about $50 US. I know. It's nearly criminal, isn't it?
Cabaña Las Lilas
Avenida Alicia Moreau de Justo 516 (Pureto Madero)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
54 (0) 11 4313-1336
Open for lunch, Noon to 3:00 PM, for dinner 7:30 PM to Midnight, daily.
Reservations accepted 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM, first-come-first-serve after that. Dress is casual.
A wine book like no other. Photographs, essays, and wine recommendations. 2015 Roederer Award Winner.Learn more.
Twitter Instagram Delectable Flipboard Pinterest
Vinography Images: Unglamorous Work A Lesson in the Loss of Denis Malbec I'll Drink to That: Kimberly Prokoshyn of Rebelle Restaurant Wine News: What I'm Reading the Week of 6/19/16 Vinography Unboxed: Week of June 12, 2016 Warm Up: Richebourg I'll Drink to That: Jean-Nicolas Méo of Méo-Camuzet Vinography Images: It's Nice to be King It's Time for American Wineries to Grow Up I'll Drink to That: Joy Kull of La Villana Winery
Wine Will Never Smell the Same Again: Luca Turin and the Science of Scent Forlorn Hope: The Remarkable Wines of Matthew Rorick Debating Robert Parker At His Invitation Passopisciaro Winery, Etna, Sicily: Current Releases Should We Care What Winemakers Say? The Sweet Taste of Freedom: Austria's Ruster Ausbruch Wines 2009 Burgundy Vintage According to Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Charles Banks: The New Man Behind Mayacamas Wine from the Caldera: The Incredible Viticulture of Santorini Why Community Tasting Notes Sites Will Fail Chateau Rayas and the 2012 Vintage of Chateauneuf-du-Pape A Life Indomitable: The Wines of Casal Santa Maria, Portugal Bay Area Bordeaux: Tasting Santa Cruz Mountain Cabernets Forgotten Jewels: Reviving Chile's Old Vine Carignane The First-Timer's Guide to Les Trois Glorieuses of Hospices de Beaune


text:
A-Z Index
Your browser does not support iframes.
Back to Faculty Listing
Linda Leyrer made her professional opera debut singing the roles of Tonina in Antonio Salieri's Prima di Musica e poi le parole and Madame Herz in Mozart's The Impresario for Dayton Opera's celebration of the Mozart bicentennial. In addition to teaching voice at Cal State Fullerton, Linda is presently a member of the voice faculty at Irvine Valley College. Prior to teaching at CSUF, Linda taught private voice at Ohio University School of Music in Athens, Ohio. She is a graduate of Chapman University School of Music, and received a master's degree and completed course work for her doctorate in voice from the Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington, Indiana.
Send an email to Linda Leyrer


text:
Juliana Boas signed with division one Marist Monday afternoon. Boas is a number two singles player and member of the number two doubles team at Seward. The Seward women qualified for nationals for the fourth consecutive year. Boas and the Saints women will compete May 2-7 in Tuscon, Arizona.
©2016 Seward County Broadcasting Company, Inc.
1410 N. Western Ave. Liberal, KS 67901


text:
Xem phim xec viet nam
stock quotes reflect trades reported through Nasdaq only; comprehensive U. stock quotes reflect trading in all markets and are delayed at least 15 quote volume is comprehensive and reflects trading in all markets, delayed at least 15 minutes. International stock quotes are delayed as per exchange requirements. Your question to the Journal Community Your comments on articles will show your real name and not a username. Why? Why use your real name? The Journal Community encourages thoughtful dialogue and meaningful connections between real require the use of your full name to authenticate your quality of conversations can deteriorate when real identities are not provided. regulators questioned the effectiveness of a proposed drug for treating low-sex drive in women and raised concerns about how safe the pill would be if used widely. The drug, flibanserin, developed by German pharmaceutical firm Boehringer Ingelheim GMBH, is currently under review at the Food and Drug Administration as a proposed treatment for hypoactive sexual-desire disorder, or HSDD, in pre-menopausal women.
that eventually culminated in the founding of the American
As per the survey, Americans spent more than $13 billion on 11. 7 million cosmetic surgery and non-surgical procedures, like Botox in 2007 (data from the American Society for Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery). And the UK is taking it per the British Association of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS), cosmetic surgical procedures in 2007 were up 12. 2% from the preceding are also more and more going under the knife. However, having plastic surgery abroad the patient has to give Pre operation tests, medicines and dressings, the procedure chosen, overnight stay at the clinic, general anesthesia, all check-ups and examinations during the also differ but one would expect that if a problem must arise it should be recovered without additional to me, the best place for having cosmetic surgery would be Prague in Czech Republic which is highly demanded for cosmetic surgery or plastic offer top quality services in the field of Cosmetic will find a chief surgeon, Dr. Zuzana Cerna, who is certified to perform operations in the Czech Republic, Austria and UK as from these, in Prague, the services and facilities are highly than 70% of people come from the UK, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Canada and the surgery centre is prepared as per the highest EU standard.
Cewek bispak Bhabhi aur behan Nhung bai hat cua nhom hkt Chord organ ladu bunda Strengths participative leadership style Hacking foxtel box Selingkuh dg pembantu Cerita sex ngentot dgn mertua Kek lapis resipi Volleyball jump serve Cerita ngentot teman mertua Contoh karangan bahasa melayu Kek marble Panduan menjahit langsir Jenis pokok renik
Minh hang dang tam


text:
E3 2014 - After what has felt like a year of teasing, Rockstar Games has confirmed during E3 2014 that Grand Theft Auto V is to be released on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
GTA V will arrive in the fall on next-gen consoles and PCs in higher resolutions, details and mod support on the PC. What will be interesting is what resolution and frame rate we'll see on the next-gen consoles, considering most open-world games have been hovering between 720p and 900p at 30FPS. The PC on the other hand, well, let's just hope that its optimized much better - so that it scales on some of the crazy rigs you can build.


text:
A futurist says advances in robot technology mean they must be taught the value of human life so they don't try to kill us.
10:11, UK, Friday 22 August 2014
Robots should be taught the value of human life so they don't "kill us out of kindness", a top futurist has said.
Speaking at a conference in Sweden, Nell Watson said that soon microchips could have the same level of cognition as a bumblebee – allowing it to navigate social structures and the environment.
Ms Watson, who is also an engineer and chief executive of a body-scanning firm, said: "Machines are going to be aware of the environments around them and, to a small extent, they're going to be aware of themselves.
"It's going to create a huge change in our society all around the world."
But she warned that as machines and robots become more intelligent, we will have less control over how they act.
"I can't help but look at these trends and imagine how then shall we live?
"When we start to see super-intelligent artificial intelligence, are they going to be friendly or unfriendly?"
She said the only solution was to teach robots human values, so that they do not end up killing us.
"The most important work of our lifetime is to ensure that machines are capable of understanding human value.
"It is those values that will ensure machines don't end up killing us out of kindness."
By posting a comment you are agreeing to abide by our Terms & Conditions. See our House Rules and FAQs.


text:
Squirrelly Crawfish
Tube: 1- to 2-inch-long, narrow-diameter plastic tube.
Eyes: Red dumbbell eyes.
Thread: Size 6/0 (140 denier), color to match the body.
Weed guard: Fox-squirrel tail hair and a couple of pieces of pearl
Krystal Flash.
Claws: Pine squirrel Zonker strips.
Legs: Badger saddle hackle.
Body: Pine squirrel Zonker strip.
Shell back: Swiss straw.
Rib: V-Rib.
Head: Lite Brite Dubbing, color to match the body.
Note: Select materials in colors to match the crawfish in your local waters.
Burnt orange and muddy olive are common colors.


text:
$32 00
Golden Logres is set in the ruined kingdom of Logres after the Last Battle. King Arthur, seriously wounded in the battle, has been taken to Glass Island -- the Island of the Dead -- to await his revival. Arthur's guardian wizard, Merlin, has been confined by the witch Nimue. As the game begins, no one remains but Sir Bedivere, the last surviving knight -- and you!
The purpose of the game is to revive the 11 Knights of the Round Table and restore the Kingdom of Logres. To achieve this glorious goal, you must complete ten missions, running through three separate tables!
RequirementsMac OS X 10.1 or later
Similar SoftwareOpen Comparison
Suggest Other Similar Software


text:
NPR's David C. Barnett has been showcasing a different inductee from this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class on Morning Edition. This week's segment spotlights Dr. John.
Click here to listen, and check back next week for the final part of this series!
Today, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation announced the Alice Cooper Band, Neil Diamond, Dr. John, Darlene Love and Tom Waits as its 2011 performer inductees. Also being inducted this year as individual recipients of the Ahmet Ertegun Award are Jac Holzman and Art Rupe. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Award for Recording Excellence (previously the Sidemen category) will be presented to Leon Russell. The 26th annual ceremony will take place on Monday, March 14, 2011, at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City and be broadcast on Fuse, Madison Square Garden's national music television network.
"We are pleased to welcome these artists and executives into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame," said Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation President and CEO Joel Peresman. "They truly represent the variety of people that have defined and continue to influence music and the business of Rock and Roll."
The performer Inductees are:
· Alice Cooper Band
· Neil Diamond
· Dr. John
· Darlene Love
· Tom Waits
Ahmet Ertegun Award recipients (nonperformers):
· Jac Holzman
· Art Rupe
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Award for Recording Excellence (previously the Sidemen category):
· Leon Russell
The 2011 Rock and Roll Hall ...
Over the past few weeks I have traveled to New Orleans several times and had the chance to see Dr. John perform live at Lafayette Square, play with the band Widespread Panic, and even sit next to him as he played in a small rehearsal studio just west of the French Quarter. Each time my eyes were fixed on his hands as he moved them effortlessly across the keys. What an amazing player; Dr. John holds the history of New Orleans piano music in his head and the soul of the sound in his hands.
The reason I've seen him so many times is that Dr. John and his band, the Lower 911, will be the house band for the upcoming American Music Masters Tribute to Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. It is a perfect combination: Dr. John leading the band that will honor one of the giants of rock and roll piano, Fats Domino. As you can imagine I have been thinking a lot about the music of New Orleans, the piano style of Fats Domino, and the rhythms of Mardi Gras. What makes Fats' music so exciting is the way it blends together several major musical ideas ...


text:
Graduate school is a commitment of both time and financial resources, and one obstacle that may appear insurmountable is the total cost of a degree. If it was insurmountable, of course, we wouldn't have 3,000 current students and 11,000 alumni! So how do our students afford their seminary education?We help in a variety of ways, but perhaps the most significant is through private donations made by alumni, churches, or independent Christian brothers and sisters who believe in the purpose and mission of RTS. Thanks to their generous contributions the actual cost of a credit-hour at RTS is ~3x what a student pays! This means that even if a student pays the full tuition rate, s/he has theoretically already received a 2/3 scholarship. We understand, however, that finances are tight and one's financial ability to pursue coursework is often a thin margin within his or her budget. With this in mind, we are pleased to not only offer financial aid, but we also allow students to receive financial aid without committing to full-time enrollment status. Lastly, we offer a payment plan which allows students the ability to pay their tuition over the duration of a semester rather than in one lump sum before the course begins.We're happy to discuss financial aid options with you during the application process, but please know our Financial Aid Committee does not consider someone for a scholarship until s/he has been accepted. With this in mind, you're welcome to download our Financial Aid form and review the available options. For some options, such as the Church Partnership Program, it's helpful to begin discussing this with your church during the application process to help expedite the financial aid process once, Lord willing, you have been accepted. We have listed some of the financial aid options below, but if you have any questions don't hesitate to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or (770) 952-8884.
Church Partnership
Our most popular partnership is the Church Partnership. This unique partnership, made between the student and his or her church, can further subsidize your tuition by up to 2/3. For more information, please read the Church Partnership brochure. The form for your church may be found here Church Partnership Program Form.
If you are or were active with a ministry below, our partnerships with these organizations may further subsidize the cost of your tuition:
Reformed University FellowshipCampus OutreachCRUYoungLifeMission to the WorldOther
We understand not all students attend or work for a church with the financial resources to contribute to his or her seminary education or have participated in one of the above partnerships; in these cases students may apply for an Admissions Scholarship. The scholarship amount is determined by our Financial Aid Committee and is solely dependent upon need.
It is expected that each student will supplement his or her financial commitment independent of the aid offered him or her by the seminary. This generally means finding a job, engaging in a part-time internship with a local church, raising support through your network of Christian brothers and sisters, committing to live a responsible lifestyle, or some combination of the above. Feel free to browse our Jobs page for job listings.
Whether you're a prospective student, current student, alumnus, donor, or friend of RTS, we would love to hear from you.


text:
At least 60 of the 120 credits required for a degree must be earned in residence. Residence credit is granted for courses elected on the Ann Arbor campus or at off-campus sites directed by Ann Arbor faculty present on the site.
- At least 30 of the last 60 credits for the degree must be earned in residence.
- No more than 60 credits may be earned through Advanced Placement, credit by examination, correspondence courses, transfer credit from other institutions, and off-campus independent study.
- Cross-campus transfer students may receive credit for a maximum of 90 credits from a previous college or school on the Ann Arbor campus. No more than 60 of these 90 credits may have been completed at other institutions. LSA residency requires that a student earn 30 credits in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts.


text:
This standard was last reviewed* in 2013.
Provides a means of assessing the usability in electronic devices, for applications involving glass-to-metal seals, or other uses relying on the formation and presence of an adherent film of copper oxide. The procedure includes preparation and heating in air of a test piece, followed by rapid cooling in water and visual examination for loss of the oxide film or blistering.
Document published on: 1977-08-01 Edition: 1 (Monolingual) ICS: 77.040.99 Status: Published Stage: 90.93 (2013-09-09) TC/SC: ISO/TC 26 Number of Pages: 1
No revision information available
No corrigenda or amendments available


text:
|Course Description
|This is second course in a series of four (4) required research courses within the curriculum. Students are further introduced to and develop an appreciation for the essential components of research within the occupational therapy profession. Emphasis is on the development of skills required for the students to become competent in their essential roles as an entry-level therapists, research consumers, and members of research teams. Ethical considerations pertaining to the researcher and research subjects are addressed. The students continue to work with their group and faculty mentor and participate in a variety of research activities, including development of a research proposal and IRB application, tool development, data collection and analysis and the completion of research reports. The course is a balance of class instruction, field research activities, and meetings with faculty mentors.


text:
Mewis led the top-ranked Bruins to a 2-0 start to the 2014 season, scoring a goal in each game and adding an assist in the UC Irvine game. She was an offensive force in both games, taking seven shots, four on goal, against Maryland, and six shots, three on goal, against UCI. Mewis' goal against Maryland in the season opener gave UCLA a 2-0 lead. Less than a minute after the Bruins went ahead 1-0, she made a long run down the field and shot past the Terrapin goalkeeper. Against UCI, Mewis gave UCLA some breathing room with a 78th minute goal that increased the Bruins' lead to 2-0, and she helped make it 3-0 when her header off the crossbar in the 84th minute bounced down and straight to Darian Jenkins, who one-timed it into the back of the net for a goal. Mewis, who leads the Bruins in scoring with two goals, one assist and five points, was also named to Top Drawer Soccer's National Team of the Week.
Watch highlights from UCLA's wins over Maryland and UC Irvine.
This is Mewis' first UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week honor of the season and of her career.


text:
Marvin O. Hodges
Lettered in all sports at Gardner High School. After graduation, enlisted in the Navy. Played football and baseball for the U.S.S. Arizona under Hank Hardwick, who went on to coach at the Naval Academy. One of the first married students to be admitted as a full-time student. "Sailor Boy" lettered in four sports as a freshman at Baker and was named to many all-star and all-conference teams in football, basketball, baseball and track. Was named homecoming king in 1941. Quarterbacked the undefeated 1942 Wildcat team.
Finished his studies at Morningside College where he lettered in track while serving as the physical training instructor for the 81st college training detachment, Army Air Corp. Coached high school football for one year at Baldwin High School and one year at Elk Point High School in South Dakota. Was drafted in 1943 by the Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL and sent a contract, but chose not to sign due to age and family considerations. Re-entered the Navy during the closing stages of World War II and served again during the Korean Conflict.
Began his officiating career in California in 1946, and became one of the country's most respected football, basketball and baseball officials. Spent 25 years in basketball officiating, 32 in baseball and begins his 35th year in football this September. Spent five years working with youth and the Head Start Program, Upward Bound, Camp Fire, Inc., YMCA, and the Somis School.


text:
Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Tart cherries are by far, my favorite summer fruit, and this simple jam is a perfect way to showcase them.
Say a fond farewell to spring and hello to summer with this Rhubarb Cherry Jam. Do it!


text:
Jeff Bennett and two relievers combined on a four-hit shutout as the Albuquerque Isotopes earned a 1-0 victory over the host Salt Lake Bees on Thursday night. It was only the second time the Bees have ever lost by that score at home in their 20-plus year history.
Bennett (1-1) scattered three hits and three walks while striking out three batters in seven innings. Colt Hynes pitched a scoreless eighth and Jose Dominguez followed with a scoreless ninth for his second save.
The Isotopes (22-25) broke the scoreless tie in the sixth inning. Miguel Rojas hit a leadoff single to center and then stole second base. With one out, Clint Robinson singled up the middle to drive in Rojas with the game's only run.
Rehabbing Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton hit a ground-rule double with one out in the bottom of the frame, but he was left stranded. Salt Lake (16-32) never got a runner past first base the rest of the way.
Albuquerque will return home Friday at 7:05 p.m. to open a four-game series with Reno. The Isotopes will start prospect Zach Lee (4-4, 4.37 ERA) against Aces prospect Andrew Chafin, who will be making his first career Triple-A start.
The Dodgers released catcher Miguel Olivo before the game. Olivo had been suspended Wednesday after an incident on Tuesday in which he allegedly attacked teammate Alex Guerrero and bit off a piece of his left ear. ... Alex Liddi, who took Olivo's spot on the roster, went 1-for-3 with a strikeout in his first start Thursday. The minor-league veteran started at third base.


text:
4J Studios continues to give slow roll updates on the status of Title Update 14 (TU14) for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. However, the latest update Monday provides details on the feature set that will be added to open-world sandbox title for not just the Xbox 360 but the PS3 as well.
"TU14 is in development. It'll be based on the Java 1.3.1 version, with a few things brought forward from later versions," 4J Studios announced on Twitter.
Minecraft 1.3.1 for the PC added several new features including the Adventure mode though it is currently unclear on how this will work on the console version of the game. There's also trading with villagers, adding the ability to write in books with the new Pen and Quill items plus improved enchanting and experience collection.
World generation will also change as desert temples, desert villages, jungle temples and Emerald Ore blocks are all added. Emerald Ore is needed to make Emeralds which can then be traded with villagers.
Due to the limited map sizes present on the PS3 and Xbox 360, it is unclear if the biome sizes will be increased in TU14 like they were in 1.3.1.
For a long and exhaustive list of what was added to Minecraft 1.3.1 on the PC, please check out the always excellent Minecraftwiki.
There is still no release date on when TU14 might be released for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition or Minecraft: PS3 Edition. The PS4, Xbox One and PS Vita versions of Minecraft are still in development with no hint at a release date either.
You can follow Scott via Facebook, Twitter, RSS feed or email alerts for all the latest game news and deals as well as the weekly Furious Fourcast podcast/videocast. All game news on Examiner can be followed at the Game On Facebook page and Twitter feed.
Suggested Links
- 'Minecraft' PC gets first 1.8 snapshot, adds slime blocks and more
- 'Minecraft: PS3 Edition', TU14 and PS4, Xbox One releases discussed by 4J
- LEGO Minecraft Co-Build gives updates on Creeper, minecart and other designs
- 'Minecraft' for PS4, Xbox One and PS Vita will have to wait for 2014
- How to avoid 'Minecraft: PS3 Edition' corrupt saves


text:
Center for International Affairs
Case Western Reserve University
10900 Euclid Avenue
Tomlinson Hall, 1st Floor, Room 143
Cleveland, OH 44106-7031
Telephone: 216-368-2397
Fax: 216-368-4561
Want to see us in person? Check the university's map to locate Tomlinson Hall.
If this computerized translation is not clear, please contact the Office of Global Strategy for more information.
In the College of Arts and Sciences, Professors Melvyn Goldstein and Cynthia Beall lead a long-term research and teaching project on Tibetan history, society, culture, language and human biology. The Center for Research on Tibet will soon publish a major online archive of research materials.
A $205,000 grant from the McGregor Fund supports inter-disciplinary work to promote collaborations around the globe through the use of advanced communication technologies, creating new international learning opportunities for more students.
Professor Janet McGrath co-directs the Center for Social Science Research on AIDS, a collaboration with universities in Uganda that supports research on HIV/AIDS, including a two-year study of over 900 men and women currently receiving HIV treatment in Uganda.
Associate professor of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at Case Western Reserve, Ralph Harvey recently finished his 22nd expedition to Antarctica with the Antarctic Search for Meteorites program (ANSMET). ANSMET, founded in 1976 and funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), pursues recovering meteorites from Antarctica to help scientists from around the world seek an understanding of the history of our moon, Mars, and the universe. Some of these meteorites are left-overs from the birth of our solar system 4.6 billion years ago. Harvey and colleagues recently released a new book entitled 35 Seasons of U.S. Antarctic Meteorites: A Pictorial Guide to the Collection.
Antarctica is regarded as the world's best place to find meteorites given the ice desert landscape of the continent and glacial motion that can concentrate the specimens in mountainous areas. Because of the special nature of the continent of Antarctica, and the efforts of the founder of ANSMET, William Cassidy, an emeritus professor of geology and planetary sciences at the University of Pittsburgh, the samples of meteorites found by ASMET are available to scientists around the world, making this a special joint-international effort, and not a competition.


text:
August may be the dog days of summer, but with the 2014-2015 season of The REP, Point Park University's professional theatre company, boasting two world premieres by Pittsburgh playwrights, a classic by John Steinbeck and a hilarious comedy about a singer not able to sing, make the evenings a summer daze.
The season runs Sept. 4 through April 12, 2015, at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Avenue.
The REP's 2014-2015 season:
Of Mice and Men
By John Steinbeck
Directed by Robert A. Miller
Friday, Sept. 5–Sunday, Sept. 21, preview Sept. 4
Rauh Theatre
Adapted for the stage by Steinbeck from his novella, Of Mice and Men tells the story of two migrant workers, George and Lennie, and their dream of settling down one day on their own piece of land.
The show premiered on Broadway with Broderick Crawford and Wallace Ford, and was named Best Play by the New York Drama Critics' Circle in 1938. Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times said about the play, "Steinbeck has caught on paper two odd and lovable farm vagrants whose fate is implicit in their characters." Steinbeck's work has been revived many times on Broadway, most recently earlier this year with James Franco and Chris O'Dowd in the lead roles.
Acclaimed Hollywood producer, director and screenwriter, Robert A. Miller, is best known for producing The Crucible, nominated for two Academy Awards and featuring Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder, Joan Allen and Paul Scofield. Miller also produced Focus, starring William H. Macy, Laura Dern and David Paymer. His directorial credits include Company of Angels in Hollywood, and Bend in the River, a live PBS broadcast featuring Ken Kesey. Miller directed several plays for The REP, including his first-ever production of his father's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Death of a Salesman in 2008. Miller has served as a Distinguished Master Artist in Residence at the Conservatory of Performing Arts since 2009.
By Stephen Temperley
Directed by Tomé Cousin
Friday, Sept. 26–Sunday, Oct. 12, preview Sept. 25
Studio Theatre
Told through the eyes of her accompanist, Cosme McMoon, Souvenir recounts the remarkable life of Florence Foster Jenkins, an eccentric wealthy socialite who suffered under the delusion that she was a great soprano when, in reality, her voice made people cringe. Nevertheless, growing fans packed her annual recitals at the Ritz Carlton hotel and single concert at Carnegie Hall in 1944 sold out in two hours. "What is extraordinary about Souvenir is that Temperley has made Jenkins, for all her foolishness, a remarkably sympathetic woman. You never doubt that Jenkins has tremendous dedication to the composers whose work she massacres," wrote the New York Daily News.
Point Park University graduate Tome Cousin is an internationally recognized director, choreographer, educator, performer and creator of musical theater works, ballets, films, new opera, song cycles and art installations, as well as a published author. Cousin has appeared on Broadway in Contact, A Free Man of Color and Dreamgirls. He serves as the directing supervisor for original director/choreographer Susan Stroman's Tony Award-winning musical Contact, having staged 12 companies worldwide including premieres in Hungary, Korea and Poland. Earlier this year, he directed By the Way, Meet Vera Stark for The REP. Cousin teaches at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama.
Prussia: 1866
By Gab Cody
Directed by Kim Martin
World Premiere
Friday, Feb. 6–Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, preview Feb. 5
Rauh Theatre
Written by Pittsburgh playwright and Point Park alum Gab Cody, Prussia: 1866 is a farcical examination of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and his proto-feminist friends. When confronted with a difficult life decision so many have asked, "What would Nietzsche do?" Prussia: 1866 asks this question and finds the answer is a farce. While some of the details of Nietzsche's life may not exactly jive with the details of the play, we do know, however he was alive and 22 and living in Prussia, and was, we can imagine, a passionate and conniving young man at the time.
Kim Martin has directed The REP's productions of Becky's New Car, The Lonesome West and Mojo. A graduate of Point Park University, Martin has directed, acted in, and stage-managed more than 150 productions. Martin is the Director of Production at the Playhouse, and serves as an adjunct faculty member instructing students pursuing a technical theatre degree.
Endless Lawns
By Anthony McKay
Directed by Greg Lehane
World Premiere
Friday, March 27–Sunday, April 12, 2015, preview March 26
Studio Theatre
Written by Pittsburgh playwright and Carnegie Mellon University professor Anthony McKay, Endless Lawns is an emotionally trenchant story about two sisters and the men who love and care for them.
McKay, who received an acting degree from CMU in 1969, has appeared on Broadway with the Negro Ensemble Company in The First Breeze of Summer and in Jean Kerr's Lunch Hour with Gilda Radner.
A professor of drama and music at Carnegie Mellon, Greg Lehane has directed plays in New York City, where he was a founding member of Primary Stages Company and directed five New York premieres with that company. His work has been seen in American Regional Theatres, in Canada and in Egypt, where he was a Distinguished Lecturer in Drama at the American University in Cairo. He directed a trilogy of Greek tragedies for the Moscow Art Theatre School. He also has directed television programs for all three networks, PBS, TBS, Lifetime, Nickelodeon, USA, The Disney Channel, in London, and in France for worldwide syndication. He has been nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Direction twice.
The REP 2014-2015 season subscriptions, which save patrons up to 35 percent off single ticket prices, are available now and can be purchased for $64-$72. Single tickets, ranging from $24-$27, will go on sale at 10 a.m., Monday, Aug. 4. Those who purchase three subscriptions get the fourth free. To order a season subscription, contact the Pittsburgh Playhouse box office at 412.392.8000. For single tickets, when they become available, or more information about the Pittsburgh Playhouse, visit pittsburghplayhouse.com


text:
Nell Jorgensen Buchman - Early Childhood Music
Nell Jorgensen Buchman, teacher of piano and Early Childhood Music, is a well-known Fox Valley accompanist, performer, teacher and adjudicator. Since receiving her Masters of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from the University of Oklahoma in 1994, Ms. Buchman has pursued an active teaching, performing and adjudicating career at Lawrence University, Lawrence Academy of Music, and throughout Wisconsin. She has a private studio, teaches class piano and coordinated Lawrence Academy of Music's Piano Festival for several years. A native of North Carolina, she has played with the Raleigh Symphony, the Cimmaron Opera Company and with the Brevard Music Center Orchestra and was a guest on North Carolina Public Radio's lunchtime concert series. She served as piano department coordinator at the Academy of Music and taught theory and summer chamber music during her tenure at Lawrence and served as music director for St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Waupaca. As a member of the Wisconsin Music Teachers' Association, Ms. Buchman has adjudicated throughout the state for WMTA and other piano organizations.


text:
Arvilla "Rose" Arentz, 83, of Newburg formerly of Saxton, passed away on Sunday, December 22, 2013 at Westminister Woods, Huntingdon. She was born on October 12, 1930 in Saxton, Pennsylvania; a daughter of the late James and Nora (Leighty) Bair. She was first united in marriage to Joseph E. Rogers, he preceded her in death in 1949. She later married Robert Ford and Harry Arentz.
She is survived by the following family:
Boneta married to William Hall, James Creek, PA
James Ford married to Dotty, Lancaster, PA
Debra married to Randall Leonard, Saxton, PA
Roberta Ford, Chambersburg, PA
Eleven Grandchildren
Numerous Great Grandchildren
One Great Great Grandson
Telethia Smuda, James Creek, PA
Dorothy Ruby, Youngstown, OH
Vonita Stopyra, Chambersburg, PA
She was preceded in death by the following siblings:
Elnora Streepy, Marian Miller, Hilda Covert, Charles Bair, Cletus Bair, Gerald Bair and Thomas Bair.
Rose was of the Protestant Faith.
She was primarily a homemaker during her lifetime.
She enjoyed crocheting and craft working.
Funeral Services will be held on Friday, December 27, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. at the
Akers Funeral Chapel with Pastor David Bailey officiating.
Family and Friends may call at Akers Funeral Chapel, 715 Church Street, Saxton, PA, on Thursday, December 26, 2013 from 6-8 P.M. and on Friday from 10:00 A.M. until the hour of service at the funeral home.
Burial will be held at Grandview Cemetery.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.akersfuneralchapel.com


text:
(0) items
Edition: 4th
Author(s): Shaw, Susan; Lee, Janet
ISBN: 9780073512280 / Paperback / 9/5/2008
Marketplace Disclaimer:
Edition, Cover Design, etc may vary from the eCampus.com description. Please refer to the seller's comments before ordering. Marketplace sellers are required to ship by the end of the 5th business day. Items are not returnable to eCampus.com. Orders cannot be cancelled by eCampus.com.


text:
Get the latest Flash player
Views: 878
Runtime: 1:41:00
Added: 5 years ago
Reverse Gang Bang 4
This isn't your typical gang bang, this is every guys fantasy, 5 hot girls at the same time, and not one of them is your wife. Super hardcore gang bang style with a twist. Girls sucking your cock and licking pussy right in front of your face. You'd better take your boner pills if you want to please these incredibly horny, sluts!
Studio: Devils Films | Production Year: 2010
Performers: Mia Bella Liana Cindy Daisy Monica


text:
Bracelet, Charm, Mercury and Gemini
This charm bracelet was assembled by Antoinette "Toni" Foster, the wife of Robert L. "Bob" Foster, a McDonnell Aircraft Corporation engineer, while she lived in Florida during the years that Bob Foster worked at Cape Kennedy. Foster brought his wife the space-themed charms in celebration of space projects and programs in which he participated (and to make up for being away so much while he worked). The two engraved charms were presented to Mrs. Foster by classes at the Florida schools where she taught.
This one-of-a-kind artifact provides a glimpse into the lives of the wives of engineers who worked long hours in order to meet the deadlines required for space projects. Because this bracelet also includes charms associated with local schools, it also illustrates the larger community in which space work was embedded.
The Fosters' daughter, Sally Foster-Chang, donated the bracelet to the National Collection in 2005.
Gift of Sally Foster-Chang in memory of her parents: Bob and Toni Foster
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Type
- MEMORABILIA-People
- Materials
- Gold
- Dimensions
- 3-D (Bracelet, approximate): 15.2 × 4.8 × 1cm (6 × 1 7/8 × 3/8 in.)
- Storage: 8.3 × 11.1 × 2.5cm (3 1/4 × 4 3/8 × 1 in.)
- Title
- Bracelet, Charm, Mercury and Gemini


text:
Winter storm to bring high winds, no accumulations
Published: Monday, March 4, 2013 at 4:12 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 4, 2013 at 4:12 p.m.
It will be wet, windy and cold in Davidson County on Tuesday afternoon, but little to no winter precipitation is expected.
A meteorologist with the National Weather Service said a low will move across the mountains of North Carolina on Tuesday afternoon and evening. That will bring rain and a chance of an isolated thunderstorm to county areas.
Rains will come to an end Wednesday morning and then start again in the afternoon. That will be the best chance for snow, said Barrett Smith, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Raleigh.
"There is a chance you may see some light rain or snow mix changing over to snow Wednesday afternoon," Smith said, adding that he doesn't expect any accumulations at the moment.
Smith said residents in Burlington, Raleigh and areas northeast of Raleigh near Rocky Mount will have the best chances of wintery precipitation.
While the chance of snow accumulation seems very unlikely Tuesday and Wednesday, conditions are still expected to be very cold and blustery.
Temperatures will drop to about 33 Tuesday night, with winds blowing 7-9 mph and gusting up to 20 mph.
Low temperatures could reach about 30 degrees Wednesday evening, with a possibility of west winds blowing about 16 to 21 mph and gusting up to 34 mph.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.


text:
Do kids even remember these things? Well apparently franchy36 did, because his project is a sweet DIY ode to those wonderful sit down machines where many of hours were spent inserting countless quarters for versus bouts of Galaga, Dig-Dug, or Ms. Pac-Man.
This is my version of a cocktail style arcade based of an IKEA Malm chest drawer, everything is build inside the top drawer so the bottom one still usable for storage, I added some legs as well to bring it the controls higher. The control slides out, just like a drawer and when you close the lid and power it off is just a piece of furniture, the only thing that gives it away it's the power cable in the back.
Check out many more photos of the IKEA MALM Cocktail Table Arcade project here.
(Images: franchy36)


text:
Dennis Rodman has entered an alcohol rehabilitation facility, according to Yahoo! News on Saturday. The former basketball player who won five NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons, is reportedly dealing with an alcohol problem he's had for a lengthy period of time.
Rodman's agent, Darren Prince, revealed the information with details as to where or how long Rodman would be treated for his alcohol concern.
Rodman returned from his recent trip to North Korea, apologizing for remarks he had made about an American detainee in the country. Rodman had strongly insinuated that the detainee had done something wrong and deserved his detainment. After that incident, Rodman said he made such remarks when he was stressed and influenced by alcohol.
While in North Korea, Rodman also sang "Happy Birthday" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the beginning of an exhibition basketball game – which also made negative headlines for the basketball star.
Prince said that Rodman had come back from North Korea in pretty rough shape emotionally. He said, "The pressure that was put on him to be a combination super-human political figure and 'fixer' got the better of him…. He is embarrassed, saddened and remorseful for the anger and hurt his words have caused."


text:
This event has ended.
Astronomy Chat
Astronomy Chat Series
Astronomer: Korey Haynes
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Phoebe Waterman Haas Public Observatory
Museum in Washington, DC
Video chat with astronomer Korey Haynes at the Public Observatory. Ask questions about how to detect water on planets around other stars, or anything else that interests you. Korey Haynes is a Ph.D. student at George Mason University and works at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
Due to inclement weather, this program has been moved indoors to the Explore the Universe gallery. Check @SIObservatory for updates or call (202) 633-2517.
Accessibility: The Observatory dome is accessible.
Directions to the Museum in Washington, DC
Museum Floorplan


text:
Mesothelioma (cont.)
Like most cancers, the outlook of mesothelioma depends on how early it is diagnosed and how aggressively it is treated. Without treatment, mesothelioma is fatal within four to eight months.
With trimodal treatment (surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy), survival was noted in some people at 16-19 months. A few people survived as long as five years.
Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 9/9/2014
Medical Author:
Winston W Tan, MD
Shehnaz Shaikh, MD
Medical Editor:
Next Page:
(Page 10 of 12)
Cancer Resources
- Are We Close to a Cure for Cancer?
- Is a Clinical Trial Right for You?
- Is My NSCLC Immunotherapy Working?
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Read What Your Physician is Reading on Medscape
Mesothelioma »
Malignancies involving mesothelial cells that normally line the body cavities, including the pleura, peritoneum, pericardium, and testis, are known as malignant mesothelioma, which may be localized or diffuse.


text:
You felt as though any source of laughter – any source of a smile – had been slowly sucked out of your soul.
In other words, you felt like crap.
You sat on your bed, feet tired, feeling empty. You had changed from your previous outfit into lounge clothes, attempting to calm your nerves with some quiet.
It was all because of that stupid school dance.
What you were expecting was a night of dancing and laughter with your friends. But you got the complete opposite.
All night, your friends had only worried about guys. Guys, guys, guys. Half the time, they looked around timidly like idiots, trying to see if a male student would notice them. You tried to get them pumped up by dancing to the beat of the music, but they would squeal and whisper to each other like bubbly scatter-brains, eventually turning their backs and closing you out of the circle.
Then there was the slow dance. Each and every one of your friends got a dance with a guy. You sat alone the entire time, chin in your hand, stare blank.
The music dulled.
The people pushed away.
You felt invisible.
You felt alone.
Your gaze shifted from your memory towards the window. The glare from the light made it difficult to see what had made the noise, but you were able to identify it – or him – as a thin pattern of frosted threaded its way across the edge of your window.
But you didn't want to talk. You felt like the only way to get rid of this depressed feeling in your gut was to isolate yourself. You turned away from the window, acting as though you didn't hear it.
Another tap came, and you didn't respond.
You expected yet another echo of fingers hitting glass, but nothing came. You exhaled, figuring he had given up.
Now it was the door to your house.
You let out a frustrated sigh. He never gives up, does he? You opened the door, a rush of cool air entering, and quickly said, "I'm not in the mood, Jack."
Jack Frost, who had his mouth open to say something himself, paused. He leaned against his wooden shepherd's staff and examined your dull expression. "What's up with you? You look glum." You stared at the door. "I'm not in a good mood. I don't want you to get caught up in it." Your voice sounded small and emotionless.
Jack raised an eyebrow. "Bad mood? I can take care of that! How 'bout we go for a flight and take things off your mind?" You shook your head, letting your hair fall in front of your face. You didn't want to see anyone right now.
Jack's smirk fell from his face the instant you declined. You never said no to flying unless you had a good reason. Jack stepped forward and put a chilly hand on your shoulder. "You feeling okay, (_y/n_)?" His voice was much softer and sweeter. You shook your head no, unable to stay locked up when Jack was around.
Jack moved his hand and slid his arm around your shoulders, turning you towards the inside of your house. "Let's get you to your room before you catch a cold. We can talk later."
"Don't you have snow to spread?" you asked, half-hoping he would say no. Jack shook his head. "The snow can wait. You come first."
Jack stepped into your house, kicking the door closed with his heel, and began slowly walking you to your room. He already knew where it was since he had visited it so many times before.
Jack couldn't keep his eyes off of your sad-looking face. You usually had that dazzling, warm smile when he saw you. This wasn't like you.
You sat down on your bed and stared at your hands, keeping your eyes away from Jack. "(_y/n_), what's wrong?" Jack placed his staff against the wall, sitting rather close to you. You could feel the frosted fabric of his royal blue hoodie brushing your arm. You fiddled your thumbs. "It's my friends."
You ranted for the next ten minutes about the whole night; how you felt about your friends actions, how you wish it could have been. The whole time, Jack listened intently.
"I swear all they care about are guys!" Your voice had risen a good amount; your depressed state changing to one of anger. "It's just no fun anymore…" Jack winced a little at that. He was the Guardian of Fun. It was his job to bring it to the children of the world. Had he failed to bring it to you?
"And the slow dances! Dear MiM, I hate them!" After hanging out with the Guardians for so long, you had begun to talk like them too.
A smirk tugged at Jack's lips. "Was your partner a bad dancer?" You turned to face him. "I didn't dance with anyone. Just my friends did. They practically abandoned me!" Jack's eyebrows pinched together. "Are you kidding? No one asked you to dance?" Jack couldn't believe it. How could anyone not want to with you dance? You were so much fun!
"None of the guys at my school are worth the time to begin with…" You crossed your arms over your chest, beginning to calm down.
During this time, Jack was thinking to himself, chewing on his lip. After a good two minutes, an idea sparked in his head. "Do you still have your dress?" he asked; his voice suddenly perkier. "What are you planning?" You could always tell when Jack was scheming. "Just trust me!" With a sigh, you went to fetch your dress. You came back a moment later, hanger in hand.
"I don't see why-YYY!" Before you could finish, Jack shoved you out of your bedroom, freezing the door shut. "What the heck?!" You banged on the door, demanding entrance. "Jack!"
"Go get your dress on!"
You felt your face slightly heat up at the order. "You're dead, Frost!"
"What did I say about trusting me?" You let out a huff, giving up, and headed to the bathroom to change.
Jack quickly went to work, browsing your (_item that has the ability to play music_) for a good song and adding a few extra tweaks of his own.
Five minutes later, you knocked on your door. "I'm done…can I come in to my room now?" The ice sealing the door faded away and the door was pushed open by a chilly breeze. You marched in, hands on your hips. "Alright, Jack, you gonna tell me what's…" You thoughts faded as you saw what Jack had done.
Your walls were decorated with patterns of ice, reflecting off the light from your lamp. Jack had somehow managed to lightly freeze over the light bulb, so that its glow had a blue tint. A delicate snowfall danced its way through the air from your ceiling. It seemed as though your entire room had been transformed.
"Jack…what…?" you began breathlessly. "Surprise!" Jack jumped in front of you. His jaw immediately slacked when he saw you in your dress, and he couldn't deny that you looked absolutely brilliant.
"You look amazing," he smiled genuinely. You crossed your arms, a smug look on your face hiding a tint of pink. "What are you planning this time?"
Jack rocked on his heels. "Nothing, really…" Jack quickly tapped your (_item that has the ability to play music_). A soft, gentle song began to play. Ironically, it was one of your favorites. Jack bent down deeply, holding out a pale hand. "Would the lady care for a dance?"
You're stomach dropped five feet. "So this is what you're up to!" Jack glanced up at you through his silver bangs. "C'mon, it'll be fun!"
Hesitantly, you placed your hand in his, used to the coldness that met your skin. "Whatever."
Your breath caught in your throat as Jack quickly tugged you toward him, slipping an arm around your waist, the other holding your hand. Your free hand, having nowhere to go, rested on his shoulder.
Using a smile instead of words, Jack began leading you in small steps. Forward, back, right, back. You fumbled to keep up, trying to find the beat of the music. You had never danced with a guy before. This was different than fist pumping to a fast song.
Jack caught you staring at your feet. "If you look down, you'll mess up. Look at me." And so you lifted your head, (_e/c_) eyes meeting bright azure ones. You had been avoiding his gaze on purpose. You had been close to Jack like this when flying, but something about this moment made you feel awkward. Now you were caught in his eyes: trapped. Unable to escape.
But for some reason, you didn't want to.
You could hear your own heartbeat in your ears. It sounded so loud; you wondered if Jack heard it too. He didn't look as insecure as you did now. He almost seemed…pleased.
After another moment, your feet caught on to the music, seeming to move on their own. You felt light, as though you were gliding through air. You let your body worry about the dancing, you just concentrated on Jack. Jack Frost: the winter spirit who you've known for what's felt like ages, but has really been not long at all. The one who introduced you to the other wonderful Guardians, the one who brought magic and adventure into your life, the one who took you flying, the one who made it snow in your room, the one who always made you laugh, the one who would never leave you alone.
And here you were, dancing with him as you would on the ice. But this was special.
The song only lasted three minutes, but it felt like hours. When the two of you finally noticed the song had stopped, your feet came to a halt. You still didn't move, though.
Your forehead rested against Jack's cool one. He was holding you much closer than when you started. The two of you were lost in each other's eyes, unable to break away.
Jack brought his face closer to yours. Something told you to do the same. Your eyes shut.
And just like that, icy lips met warm ones.
You couldn't think to comprehend the moment. You simply let it go; your head buzzing and spinning with delight. Jack's lips felt like ice, but the cool sensation cleared your mind of any worry. Why had you been upset again?
Jack brought the hand holding yours to your cheek, stroking your face with his thumb. His heart had never raced this fast before. All he could do in his mind was thank MiM for letting this happen, enjoying the familiar warmth emanating from your body. He pulled you closer, deepening the kiss.
You? You couldn't remember a moment in your life when you'd felt like this.
And then it ended. Jack pulled away gently, the both of you panting slightly. Jack pressed his forehead against yours again, wisps of silver hair falling into your eyes. "I've been wanting to do that for ages," he smirked, never once breaking eye contact.
You finally found your voice, a ridiculous, lovestruck smile plastering your face. "Is that some kind of confession?" you teased. "Yep," Jack chuckled at the back of his throat. "Good, because I've wanted to say the same thing for a while." You kissed his cheek.
Jack grinned, your words music to his ears, and pulled you into a tight hug. "Thank you," he murmured into your ear. He hummed a soft tune, swaying with you. You sighed, resting your head on his shoulder, enjoying the coolness. You weren't alone, as you had thought before. You had the Guardians, and most importantly, Jack. You laughed a little bit.
Slow dances weren't so bad after all.
JackFrostxReader: Slow Dance by iDreaminColor14Watch
©2013-2016 iDreaminColor14
I felt inspired to write another one! This is for you, my Frosties!!!
Half of this was inspired by how I felt after my last school dance. I just sort of bumbed out that night. The dances aren't fun anymore. The music is bad too XP
Anyway, I hope you all like it. As usual, I tried to keep it as reader neutral as possible, which sadly means lack of detail, but I enjoyed writing it!
Jack Frost belongs to DreamWork's Rise of the Guardians and our crazy fangirl imaginations.
Half of this was inspired by how I felt after my last school dance. I just sort of bumbed out that night. The dances aren't fun anymore. The music is bad too XP
Anyway, I hope you all like it. As usual, I tried to keep it as reader neutral as possible, which sadly means lack of detail, but I enjoyed writing it!
Jack Frost belongs to DreamWork's Rise of the Guardians and our crazy fangirl imaginations.
Thanks so much!! Though it depends on the scenario, I try to keep my reader inserts open and realistic so it's easier for the reader to imagine themselves in
So beautiful *-*
"Just let it go." HAAAAAYY...I see what you did there >3>
It would been a good pun if it was intentional but I doubt it was.
This was written in Feb 2013 and Frozen itself wasn't released until December of the same year. I'm sorry if I just ruined your image.
This was written in Feb 2013 and Frozen itself wasn't released until December of the same year. I'm sorry if I just ruined your image.
Best story ever!!
by any chance r any of them Jack Frost x reader fanfics
I have 3 Jack FrostxReaders including this one
sorry i messed up i meant what r they called
there was another one? WHERE?!
In my gallery, in the reader-inserts section, you can find two other Jack Frost stories along with a few other characters
Man, I wish my school dance ended like this! My night was everything minus the Jack part
I love this story, though Keep up the great work!
I love this story, though Keep up the great work!
cutteeee ! more ! plz!
Lol I loved it! I was listening to my heart will go on. Lolz. Great job!!
Awww XD
omg this is soooo cute its so cute i'm gonna die!!! *dies* lol love it


text:
How do I prevent air bubbles when putting on nail tips?
Make sure the tip fits the plate properly. If the tip is too big, it will cause a problem. If the tip has a well, make sure to rock the tip on the nail starting from the natural free edge.
Remember not to apply extra pressure because that can cause the tip to fan out and that can also lead to bubbles. — Lysa Comfort is president of Charisma Nail Innovations in Encino, Calif.
First, place a small amount of adhesive in the tip's well. Then hold your tip at a 45-degree angle with your thumb on top. Place the tip against the free edge and slide the tip down. Then slowly rock the tip forward until all of the adhesive has reached the end of the well. Hold the edge of the tip so if you see a bubble you can slightly roll your thumb to the right or left. Never place direct pressure on the tip and nail during adhesion. When you let go this can cause a suction effect, and that's when air bubbles shoot in. When the entire nail well is clear of bubbles and the adhesive has reached the end of the well, stop and hold it. If you roll the tip too far forward air bubbles will seep in the back edge. — Sarah Brown is a state licensed instructor at Masterworks Salon and Spa in Mequon, Wis.
Male Nail Art11 photos
Nail Art at Premiere Orlando 201622 photos
(San Diego, Calif.)
Creative Nail Design
A two-time company educator of the month, Leiper is recognized as a knowledgeable spokesperson for the...
Learn More
How do I announce to my clients that I will be moving to a new salon?
The new products I'm using are adding time to each appointment. How do I adjust my schedule?
Why isn't my Gelish application curing properly?
What's the cause of the pinkish-red oval area on the pad of my client's toes?
Am I losing my touch applying acrylics?
Get a free preview issue and a Free Gift
Subscribe Today!