text:
Robert "Bobby" Hackett
May 2009 ALUMNUS OF THE MONTH
How important were the friendships you made as a swimmer, and who do you still keep in touch with today? The one thing I am amazed at is how the sport of swimming is such a club and collegial sport. No matter one's level we all woke up at the same time, did about the same amount of yardage, had the same level of attention from our coaches, had our parents dedicate their weekend and holidays on the road with us for competitions, enjoyed our individual and collective successes and hopefully learned from our disappointments. It is this time with our teammates, coaches and competitors that forms a bond that is strong, enduring and everlasting. To be honest, immediately after retiring from swimming after graduating from college I wanted nothing to do with the sport. Burn-out was definitely an issue for me. But after a few years of being away from the sport, some assistant coaching work while in graduate school, and some reflection I have stayed in touch with a handful of my 'swimming buddies'. I have remained close to my coach of 10 years Joe Bernal, several of my fellow national team members (Brian Goodell, Steve Gregg, Rowdy Gaines – with the help of the USA Swimming Alumni Program) and of course my college and USS swimming teammates. Over the last few years, I have become much more involved as a swimming parent. My third and youngest son enjoys the sport and at the age of 13 is still engaged with a local USS Swimming team north of NYC. His involvement has brought me back to the sport and I think I am one of the few people who actually enjoys sitting through a four hour swim meet. In fact, the coaches and swimmers have been nice enough to allow me to help 'coach' with my focus being distance swimming. As I have found out, unfortunately, there are not many children interested in distance, but I have fun building their endurance, helping them set realistic goals (not their parents), stoke technique, race strategy, building confidence and having fun! I think I am the one having the fun…..
Tell us something about you that most people wouldn't know – something that might surprise people. I was the first person in my family (including our relations) to attend and graduate from college. Being from a family of individuals that worked in blue collar, union and civil servant jobs it was not unusual for people not to attend college. Another interesting fact is I did not receive a scholarship for swimming at Harvard, was on financial aid and worked 12 hours per week to help pay for my education (and I worked each summer as well). This coupled with my academic work load and training 7 days a week made for some challenging times. But I would not change the experience for it kept me focused and grounded on what was important to me – academics and a future beyond the sport of swimming.
What is the most significant accomplishment of your post-swimming career? I believe there are two accomplishments I am most proud. First, I will be celebrating my 25th wedding anniversary this year to my wife Diane. She is the love of my life and my best friend. Second, watching my sons Ryan (23), Sean (20) and Liam (13) grow and mature. We are all close, respect each other and have as much fun as we can given the challenges we face every day.
If you had to single out one enduring moment from your swimming career, what would that be? One would think that the 1,500 meter freestyle final at the Montreal Olympics was my most enduing moment. From a personal perspective that is the moment I still relish and was the individual highlight of my career. But, the most exciting and memorable moment was a dual meet in February 1978 between Harvard & Princeton at the grand opening of Harvard's new pool. Quick background: Princeton was the perennial Ivy League champ and was clearly the better team. The pool was packed with students, alumni and dignitaries, all curious about this new pool and a team made up of upper classmen and a bunch of upstart freshmen with a new coach. Trust me when I say swimming was not a big time sport at the time at Harvard or in the Ivy League. There was an unbelievable air of excitement and anticipation. Everyone was shaved but me and we all knew the meet would go down to the wire. I can still hear the sounds, feel the pulse of the building and the highs and lows of the meet were something I had never experienced. I also remember the announcer stating to the crowd as the meet progressed that for Harvard to win they would need to go 1-2 in the 500 free, 2nd in the 200 breast, 1-2 in the diving and win the 400 free relay. As each swim and event passed one could sense the momentum swing, the mood changed and the sounds of the crowd became louder and louder. As the relay was coming to its conclusion and I was ready to take off as the anchor slightly behind my Princeton competitor the sound was unbelievable. I remember I could not feel my body and as I made the turn at the 50 the roar was deafening. As the race finished and I looked at my teammates and the crowd all I could do was smile and take in the moment. The fact that the sport of swimming on that day became a true team sport, with teammates who had a common set of goals and aspirations, and to see people who knew nothing about the sport jumping out of their chairs hugging and giving high-fives, well that is my most enduring memory.
What words of wisdom or advice do you have for our current National Team swimmers? My advice is always pretty simple – stay focused on the goals you set, listen to those who know you best – your coaches, parents and a few close friends, be committed and follow through on your promises – to yourself and others, be honest and fair, earn the trust of others, find a mentor, work consistently hard, be patient and enjoy what you do. Also, make sure you have interests outside the pool for the road in front of you is a long one. Take what you have learned and apply it to your future endeavors. You will be amazed at the success you will enjoy in your relationships, with your family and with your work if you apply the traits that made you successful in the pool.
Tell us about where you are today, and what you see in your future. Today I live in Katonah, NY and work at Jones Lang LaSalle as a senior executive in its Corporate Solutions business (Corporate Real Estate Outsourcing). I love what I do and look forward to coming to work each day. Although the global economy is in a recession our business is growing as companies look to reduce their real estate costs. But times are certainly tough. The future has me working in this business for another 10+ years, possibly spending more time coaching and spending more time with my family and friends. I also look forward to more National Team alumni reunions and staying connected with my 'swimming family'. The sport has been wonderful to me and I need and expect to give back some more of my time and resources. I hope you will do the same.


text:
Donna Aaronson died Aug. 2 at 87. Survived by husband Norman; daughters Annette (Robin) Sweet and Vicky Corenson Briskman; son Robert (Kathleen Walker) Corenson; brother Merle (Susie) Sandler; 7 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Ruth Abrams died Aug. 3 at 93. Survived by daughters Elva (Joel) Scheiner and Bonnie (Richard) Julian; son Roy (Peggy); 2 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Oscar Beckerman died Aug. 6 at 98. Survived by wife Alma; daughters Karen (Wil) Weiner and Roslyn (Bruce) Moore; son Arnold (Lynn); 7 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Oscar Bernstein died Aug. 24 at 99. Survived by daughters Nancy and Arlene; 1 granddaughter; Sonia Meyers. Hillside
Stephenie Blasnick died Aug. 11 at 59. Survived by husband Stuart; daughter Jennifer (John Quebedeaux); mother Fay Marcus; brother Sheldon (Rochelle) Marcus. Malinow and Silverman
Seth Fierman died Aug. 7 at 55. Survived by significant other Cindy Leshtz; daughter Sarah; mother Julie Fierman Dix; sisters Loren and Aleta (Larry) Benjamin. Malinow and Silverman
Harold Glucksman died Aug. 3 at 92. Survived by wife Ruth; daughters Ellen (Greg Sadofsky) Riley and Marilyn Seligman; sons Bill (Janet), Marc (Barbara) and Richard (Gayle); sister Jeanette (Robert) Rose; 13 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Morris Grosberg died Aug. 14 at 94. Survived by wife Lillian; daughter Carolyn Winer; son Lawrence (Maureen); 3 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Seymour Grubman died Aug. 4 at 89. Survived by daughters Patty and Judith Whitmore; son William. Malinow and Silverman
Elaine Krauss died Aug. 13 at 94. Survived by daughters Lynn Hooker and Joni Capeloto; son Barry Krauss; 9 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Danuta Pearlstein died July 31 at 60. Survived by husband Howard; sisters Regina (Gene) Bortnowski and Helen (Elliot) Freeman. Malinow and Silverman
Edith Metzner died Aug. 23 at 91. Survived by daughter Karen (Fred); son Peter (Aliza); 4 grandchildren; sister Hilda. Hillside
Fran Rothstein died May 2 at 90. Survived by son Barry; daughter Cheryl Alterman; 2 grandchildren. Eden
Ralph Silverman died Aug. 15 at 87. Survived by wife Marilyn; daughter Linda (Ercil Brown); son Stuart (Elizabeth); 3 grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
Thomas Solovay died July 30 at 69. Survived by father Abraham; sister Joan Barron; brother Frederick (Revelle). Malinow and Silverman
Evelyn R. Schneider-Kalin died June 3 at 89. Survived by daughters Rona and Gail Schneider and Lois (Warren) Sefton; son Richard Schneider; sister Mildred Ehrnstein; 1 grandchild; 6 great-grandchildren. Hillside
Harvey Irving Schulberg died Aug. 22 at 89. Survived by wife Virginia; daughter Randie Crump; sons David and Michael; 2 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild. Hillside
Joel Sidney Stonefield died Aug. 25 at 78. Survived by daughters Susie (Mark), Mara (Barrett), Erica (Mike) and Jennifer; son Michael; 5 grandchildren.
Thelma Toles died Aug. 1 at 87. Survived by sons Henry and Phillip; sister Joy Stitsky. Malinow and Silverman
Sidney Unickel died Aug. 15 at 103. Survived by daughter Rochelle Lapides. Malinow and Silverman
Barbara Vizvary died Aug. 11 at 66. Survived by husband Allan; daughter Alyse Yourist; son Mike; brother Steven Lewis; 5 grandchildren. Malinow and Silverman
View our privacy policy and terms of service.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Last week the heat was on the U.S. Senate to extend federal unemployment benefits. The bill was defeated.. The unemployed and jobless are understandably angry, discouraged and dismayed at the failure of the federal legislative process.
For the past week, these feelings have been vented by commentators, reporters and the news media in the form of who's to blame. I decided to take a step back and think deeply about the problem of joblessness. I think that the time for blame is over. The blame game distracts from the fundamental problem -- where are the jobs. Now, it is time for solutions. Over the next few weeks, I will examiner the question -- Where are the jobs?
In this process, I read about the recent efforts of Indiana's House Majority Leader Patrick Bauer to determine how many jobs have been created by Indiana's State government through business tax breaks and incentives.
As reported by the Chicago Tribune on June 22, 2010:
"The head of the Indiana Economic Development Corp. is defending the agency's practice of giving companies incentive to locate jobs and projects in Indiana.
Mitch Roob says the agency secured 637 decisions by companies to locate projects in Indiana from 2005 through 2008. When the agency closed the books on 2009, it found 66 of those projects weren't providing the jobs promised.
Roob says only $13,000 in tax credits and about $125,000 in training dollars were deemed unrecoverable from those projects.
Democratic House Speaker Patrick Bauer had requested numbers from Roob."
The reality is that our elected officials have ignored the "jobs catastrophe," as stated by Dr. Larry Mischel before Rep. Jim McDermott's hearings on policy solutions for the long-term unemployed.
It is time for our local, state and federal governments to account for their efforts to create jobs. The Federal Government passed a huge stimulus plan at the beginning of the Obama presidency. It was to bail out the too big to fail banks. It was to fund shovel ready projects. It was to stop home foreclosures. What happened with the stimulus money? How many jobs have been created? How many jobs can Americans expect to be created in the near future?
It is also time to demand transparency similar to that sought by Speaker Bauer. This can be done through public information requests or freedom of information act requests. Send in your requests, demand the information needed for this fight.
I believe it is time for a new strategy and a new message -- We demand jobs NOW!
What do you think?
STAY TUNED: More examination of the politics of jobs.
Press the subscribe button above to stay up to date on unemployment, jobs and the economy. Find me on twitter @IndyUEexaminer. Also, send your thoughts, ideas, comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you for following your Indianapolis Unemployment Examiner. Let's keep moving forward together.


text:
The National Archives of Ireland (www.nationalarchives.ie) has added a series of documents relating to the recent Troubles in Ireland to the University of Ulster's Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN) project. The additions complement records previously supplied by PRONI in Belfast, and can be viewed on a new subsite at http://cain.ulster.ac.uk/nai/.
A full press release outlining the NAI's contribution is available at www.ahg.gov.ie/en/PressReleases/2012/October2012PressReleases/htmltext,16713,en.html
(With thanks to Aidan Byrne @8thRDF on Twitter)
Scotland 1750-1850 - 5 weeks online Pharos course, £45.99, taught by Chris Paton from 2 NOV 2012 - see www.pharostutors.com
New book: It's Perthshire 1866 - there's been a murder... www.thehistorypress.co.uk/products/The-Mount-Stewart-Murder.aspx (from June 12th 2012)
The GENES Blog (GEnealogy News and EventS): Top stories concerning British Isles and diaspora ancestral research, from Irish born Scottish based professional family historian, author and tutor Chris Paton. Feel free to quote from this blog, but please credit The GENES Blog if you do so. To contact me please email chrismpaton @ outlook.com. Happy hunting!
Thursday, 25 October 2012
National Archives of Ireland contributes to CAIN
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
HOUSTON – (Oct. 16, 2013) – Researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) have begun a study investigating whether a probiotic might be helpful in reducing gut inflammation in infants with colic.
"Colic affects about 15 percent of otherwise normal infants. The condition has a terrible impact on the parents and may be one factor linked to a doubling of the number of infanticides over the past three decades," said J. Marc Rhoads, M.D., professor and director of pediatric gastroenterology at the UTHealth Medical School and director of the Endoscopy Laboratory at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital. "While reflux, which causes irritability, might be helped with a liquid acid blocker, a placebo-controlled study showed that crying time in babies with colic does not improve with acid blocker treatment."
Colic is defined as inconsolable crying of a baby more than 3 weeks old for more than three hours a day for more than three days a week for more than three weeks.
In previous research, Rhoads and associates found that Houston babies they studied cried for an average of five hours daily and had intestinal inflammation associated with an abnormal population of resident bacteria in their stools. This latter finding, called "dysbiosis," was confirmed using a deep sequencing method by a research group in Holland. The study will determine the safety of a probiotic – a health-promoting bacteria – called Lactobacillus reuteri and measure its effect on gut inflammation.
"The gastrointestinal tract of infants, particularly preterm infants, is highly vulnerable because they haven't completely developed their ability to distinguish beneficial commensal bacteria from harmful ones that cause diarrhea," Rhoads said. "We theorize that lactobacillus reuteri can restore a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut and decrease the inflammation and excess hydrogen gas that are causing pain." The probiotic, made in Sweden, will be provided free of charge and safety will be monitored.
The study will enroll 40 infants between the ages of 3 weeks and 3 months who are otherwise healthy and mainly or partially breastfed. The infants will be enrolled through the UT Physicians Colic Clinic at UTHealth.
For information on the study, call 713-500-5669. To make an appointment at the Colic Clinic, located in The University of Texas Professional Building, 6410 Fannin, call 832-525-2617.
Deborah Mann Lake
Media Contact: 713-500-3030


text:
|73 T.J. Harper
Provides the Pirates quality and experienced depth on the offensive line ... Will open final season listed as a top reserve at the left guard position behind Terence Campbell but will continue to compete for starting status on either side of the line throughout campaign ... Also filled a vital special teams role during first year in program after transferring from junior college ... Suffered an early ankle injury during spring drills that forced him to miss both scrimmages and the Purple-Gold Game ... Originally signed with ECU on December 19, 2007 while the Pirates were in Honolulu preparing for the Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl.
2008: Played in all 14 games in a special teams and reserve guard role ... On the offensive end, participated in 321 plays as a top backup and was credited with 18.0 knockdown blocks ... Longest stint came against UTEP in regular season finale with 51 snaps ... Posted a career-high three knockdowns on three occasions - vs. Houston, Memphis and UTEP ... Tallied other "successful" blocks against West Virginia, N.C. State, Virginia and Kentucky in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl ... Logged over 25 plays five times in games against the Mountaineers, Wolfpack, Cougars, Miners and Wildcats ... Contributed to an offensive line that helped produce four 100-yard rushing performances by three players and allowed one sack or less in eight games (four without a sack - Virginia Tech, Southern Miss, UTEP and Tulsa) ... Also helped offense register at least 350 yards of total offense in seven games, including a season-best 475 against UTEP... Provided pass blocking protection for a season-high 296 air yards vs. Kentucky in bowl action with participation in 35 plays and four knockdowns ... Played key role in additional ECU season-highs against UTEP - 231 rushing yards and 53 points ... Enrolled at ECU in January after the Pirates' return from the Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl.
Junior College: A two-year starter for coach Tim Hatten at Pearl River Community College, which is located in Poplarville, Miss. ... Helped lead Wildcats to an overall mark of 6-3 and a 3-3 Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) record in 2007 ... Earned All-Region 23 honors as a sophomore ... Part of PRCC program that captured a state title in 2006 ... Wildcats earned No. 1 national ranking in the National Junior College Athletic Association Preseason Poll in both 2006 and 2007 ... Reportedly turned in a bench press of 480 pounds and a squat lift of 600 during program testing ... Earned three-star rating by scout.com.
High School: An all-state performer at Meridian (Miss.) High School.
Personal: Full name is Trojoseph Douglas Harper... Born February 8, 1988 ... Major is communications ... Interested in film career having already directed two short films, including a documentary on the dangers of steroid use.


text:
Academic Overview
Building on the commitment of Salem's founders to the education of women, the Salem Signature provides an innovative and rigorous liberal education. In a community devoted to scholarly inquiry, students participate in disciplinary and interdisciplinary courses and merge knowledge and practice through experiential learning. The dynamic examination of concepts, ideas and opinions broadens students' perspectives, awakens their intellectual curiosity, and challenges them to put learning to work in the real world. The Salem Signature program equips students with knowledge, skills and competencies necessary to excel in a liberal arts institution and to make connections across space, time and disciplines. The Salem Signature program educates the whole person, realizes individual potential, fosters intellectual curiosity, develops leadership skills and cultivates women of change.
All Salem Signature courses are informed by a commitment to producing scholars who have learned how to learn. Salem graduates know how to learn because they know how knowledge is organized, how to find and evaluate information and how to put information to use to assist others in learning. Completing the Salem Signature indicates that Salem graduates are prepared for lifelong learning in a global community.
Salem Signature Competencies
After having completed their education, graduates of Salem College will possess and demonstrate a range of competencies, detailed below. These competencies should not be confused with specific course requirements, which are listed in the course catalog's section on "Degrees and Requirements." Competencies to be demonstrated by the time of graduation are as follows:
Critical Thinking – Students will think critically and solve problems.
Students will possess the ability:
- to evaluate, interpret and explain evidence, issues and arguments
- to draw reasonable conclusions
- to apply critical thinking in solving problems.
Communication – Students will speak, write and use technology to express ideas, concepts and information clearly and effectively.
Students will possess the ability:
- to communicate orally
- to communicate in writing
- to use technology in communicating ideas, concepts and information.
Quantitative reasoning – Students will demonstrate quantitative reasoning.
Students will possess the ability:
- to apply quantitative data in real life situations
- to interpret and evaluate mathematical models-formulas, graphs, tables and schemata
- to solve problems using quantitative data and methods
- to estimate and check solutions to problems for reasonableness.
Global Awareness – Students will demonstrate global awareness and responsibility.
Students will possess the ability:
- to view issues from the perspective of other cultures
- to describe of the interdependence of world populations and the complex relationship between humans and their environment
- to articulate the dynamics of interacting with people from different cultures and socio-economic groups.
Gender Inquiry – Students will articulate the role of gender and apply gender as an analytical lens.
Students will possess the ability:
- to articulate the role of gender
- to apply gender as an analytical lens
- to analyze the intersection of gender with other categories of social difference
- to describe the role of women across cultures and time
- to examine the student's own gendered life experience.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Hannibal and Marion County in Missouri. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Hannibal, MO today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Hannibal:
Skydiving Hannibal, Skydiving in Hannibal, Sky Diving Hannibal, Skydive Hannibal MO, Skydiving 63401, Hannibal Skydiving, Skydiving Hannibal Missouri, Skydiving near Hannibal, Skydiving in Hannibal Missouri, Hannibal Sky Diving, Skydive 63401, Skydiving Hannibal MO, Skydive Hannibal, Skydiving Marion County, Skydive in 63401, Skydiving MO, Sky Diving Hannibal MO, Hannibal, Missouri
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
Tree Worker Killed
Another Hearing Set On Sewage Plant Upgrades
Man Arrested In Hit-And-Run Near Canton High SchoolA New Hartford man has been arrested in a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian that happened right in front of Canton High School Tuesday night.
Man Charged with DUI After Crash
Car Versus Restaurant
Accident Closes Route 44 For A TimeTwo students on a school bus and two people in a pickup truck were hurt in an accident which closed Route 44 near Secret Lake Road Friday morning.
Canton Man Killed In Rhode Island Bicycle AccidentA Connecticut bicyclist was struck by a car and killed while riding his bike on Route 1 in South Kingstown.
Canton Man Dead in Avon Crash
3-Year-Old OK After Being Hit By Car
Police ID Teens Injured In Avon CrashPolice released the names of three teenagers badly injured in a crash on Route 177 in Avon


text:
Registration is no longer available for this event.
DescriptionAs a physician or teaching hospital, are you aware of Open Payments (the Sunshine Act)? Do you know the differences between Phase 1 and Phase 2 registration for this first Open Payments reporting year? Did you know that registration in the CMS Enterprise Portal is the required first step to be able to review and dispute any of the data reported about you by industry prior to public posting? Do you understand the process for disputing information with industry that you believe to be inaccurate or incomplete? Are you aware that you have a defined number of days to initiate a dispute with industry?
As part of Open Payments, physicians and teaching hospitals should register with CMS to review information about payments or other transfers of value given to them by industry prior to public posting of the data. Physicians and teaching hospitals that choose to participate will initially need to register in the CMS Enterprise Portal (the gateway to the CMS Enterprise Management system) in order to access and review the information submitted about them by industry. As a part of this overall process, registered users will be able to dispute information with industry that they believe to be inaccurate or incomplete.
During this MLN Connects™ National Provider Call, CMS experts will give a brief introductory presentation about Open Payments, providing a concise overview of physician and teaching hospital CMS registration phases and the upcoming review and dispute process. This overview will be followed by answers to questions submitted prior to the call and an opportunity for participants to interact with our subject matter experts during a live question and answer session.
PresentationThe presentation for this call will be posted at least one day in advance of the call on the MLN Connects™ National Provider Calls and Events web page. Select the call date and scroll to the "Call Materials" section to locate the slide presentation. A link to the audio recording and written transcript of this call will be posted under the "Call Materials" section in approximately 2 weeks following the call.
SpeakersDoug Brown, Deputy Director of Data Sharing and Partnership Group, Center for Program Integrity, CMSToula Bellios, Director of Division of Policy and External Partnership, Center for Program Integrity, CMS
Registration will close at 12:00 p.m. ET on the day of the call or when available space has been filled.
Please select your time zone and confirm your email address to enable the Register button.After clicking on the Register button, you will be directed to a confirmation page. Click on the Calendar icon at the top right of this confirmation page to add this event to your calendar.
Continuing Education Credit Information Continuing education credits may be awarded by some organizations for participation in MLN Connects Calls. For more information, visit the Continuing Education Credit Information webpage.
Registration Assistance
Stay Connected
The Medicare Learning Network®, MLN Connects®, and MLN Matters® are registered trademarks of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS).
This site is operated by InterCall & BLH Technologies, Inc. on behalf of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to provide teleconference registration and management.


text:
Search and filter your results by any of the product parameters below. Can't find your product? Contact Us.
Plaskolite West, Inc. is the largest privately owned U.S. manufacturer of continuously processed acrylic sheet. They offer specialty experience in acrylic specialty grades, development in videodiscs, intraocular lenses, optical fiber, and other R&D products.


text:
Contact Details
Newlands Spring Primary School Academy Trust
Dickens Place,
Newlands Spring
Essex. CM1 4UU
Telephone: 01245 442031 or 01245 607664
Fax: 01245 443660
Email: email@example.com
Newlands Spring Primary School Academy Trust is to be found by travelling on the Broomfield Road (B1008) from Chelmsford. Turn left into Patching Hall Lane and at the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Oliver Way. Turn right onto Copperfield Road. Turn left onto Dickens Place. The school is on the right, opposite Morrisons!
View Larger Map


text:
Even years after their breakup, Chelsea Houska and Adam Lind are still at odds.
Although they have both moved on from the relationship, Adam with Taylor Halbur, who he now has another daughter with, and Chelsea with a career in the beauty industry, they haven't yet mend amends with one another and continue to feud.
In a recent episode of "Teen Mom 2," Chelsea's distain for Adam went a little too far when she found herself venting to a friend about him as Aubree, their four-year-old daughter, listened in.
"I get up, get her ready, get breakfast, bring her to daycare and then I go to school ... then I bring her home, make dinner, give her a bath and put her to bed. Everyday. That's my day. What does he do?" Chelsea asked the friend, who told her, "nothing."
Then, Aubree chimed in. "Like my dad?" she asked.
It certainly wasn't a moment that Chelsea was proud of and during a featured moment on the series, as reported by The Stir on March 17, Chelsea admitted to her wrongdoing.
"I never want to put any opinions about him in her head," she said. "I want her to make her own [decisions], and I don't want her to think she can't like him because I don't get along with him."
Unfortunately, she doesn't feel that Adam gives her any such respect.
"I don't know what he does," she said. "I can guarantee he's like, 'Your mom's a b***h.'"


text:
Ryszard Julian Szaro
Position: K
Height: 5-11 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: March 7, 1948 in Rzeszow, Poland
Died: April 7, 2015 in Warsaw, Poland
High School: St. Francis Prep
College: Harvard (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 11 (6880th overall since 1950)
Promote your website or business by sponsoring this page for $5 on Pro-Football-Reference.com. Your message will replace this ad.


text:
Sections of Writing Guide
Writing Fashionable Essays on Fashion
Essays on fashion are pleasant to write on and make for an interesting read. However, they are usually difficult to write. Their relevance to the modern society and modern way of life make them interesting while the objective approach that is required to write good essays on fashion makes them difficult. Writing winning essays on fashion requires finding a perfect topic. This article helps provides several topic ideas for writing essays on fashion.
Essays on fashion topic idea 1:
History of fashion has always fascinated many people. What is interesting is that many times the fashion of the yesteryears comes back and becomes the fashion of today. Again, history may be limited to a certain period or era instead of talking about fashion history in general.
Essays on fashion topic idea 2:
Comparison of today's fashion with the fashion in the past can form for an interesting fashion essay topic. Comparison can be done between fashions in this decade v/s fashion in previous decade.
Essays on fashion topic idea 3:
Influence of movies and television on fashion can also form for an interesting fashion essay.
Essays on fashion topic idea 4:
Another interesting topic could be the critical evaluation of fashion or one of the "in" things. For example, writing a critical evaluation on funky clothes of the sixties.
Essays on fashion topic idea 5:
A fashion related personality maybe a model or a designer could be discussed in detail. In this case, it would provide some biographical background regarding the personality but the main focus would be on the fashion aspect including the person's contributions to the fashion world.
It is important, however, for a student to ensure that when writing a fashion essay, supporting facts should be provided. This is not an essay where one can share his personal views on the notion of fashion. Following this tip should help ensure that a student will come up with a winning fashion essay.


text:
add contact to address book
Postdoctoral Fellow
Office Location(s): 2041 Kraus Natural Science Building
Phone: 734.615.9805
Fax: 734.763.0544
Pascual Lab
View Curriculum Vitae
Ph.D., Yale University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 2011
I will be studying the evolution of malaria var genes in the context of the parasite's transmission dynamics. The aim is to understand the forces and constraints that determine var gene diversity (which is extensive and complex), since this could substantially improve the design of surveillance methods, vaccines and interventions.
Mercedes Pascual
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
2019 Kraus Nat. Sci. Bldg.830 North University
Ann Arbor, MI
ph: 734.615.4917
fx: 734.763.0544
EEB Internal


text:
One drive thru Custer State Park and you realize what a wondrous, magical, and spiritual place this was/is for the Indian people - magnificent vistas, clear, fresh waters, and an abundance of wildlife. The granite busts (with six-story heads) of four presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln) perched atop Mount Rushmore to remind us of our American heritage, pale in comparison to the inspiration one gets from the love and dedication displayed by on man and his family for the carving of a mountain into an 540-foot, in-the-round statue of chief Crazy Horse and his horse, depicting his epic answer to the question of where his lands are now that he has been defeated. He replied by point with outstretched arm saying - "My lands are where my dead lie buried.". Individual photos from 5x7 to 20x30 are available thru ThatOldHippie.com
Comment posted.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
It's Not OK -------- (Filtered) Published December 01, 2014
It's Not OK Published November 29, 2014
My Washington, D.C. Published August 02, 2013
My Hawai'i: The Big Island (Kona) by ThatOldHippie Published June 02, 2009
My Hawai'i: Maui by ThatOldHippie Published May 31, 2009
My Hawai'i: O'ahu by ThatOldHippie Published May 25, 2009


text:
Celebrations Gallery & Shoppes
Rte. 169
Pomfret Center, CT 06259
Phone: 860-928-5492
Tea parties are scheduled once a month or privately arranged. No need to wait; there's a room full of tea-terrific gifts, with pots of porcelain, cast iron, and in kid-size sets. Tasteful teas, too, both loose and in bags, are ready to stir with the shop's specialty sugars. Come for festive art openings and super gift shopping. Voted Best Tea Stop.
Please Note: This information was accurate at the time of publication. When planning a trip, please confirm details by directly contacting any company or establishment you intend to visit.
You May Like
Browse Similar Travel Listings
- By Category: Editors Choice
- By Type: Attraction
- By Publication: Yankee Magazine


text:
The MacOsX package is ready and available for download here: http://cduce.org/download.html
The script I used to create this package is a re-mix of the make-macos-package script used in the ocaml distribution. You can have a look at it here.
This Blog is syndacated on :
Follow me on identi.ca : http://identi.ca/pietroabate


text:
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Spend + Save
9 comments :
The SPEND option looks like it's just see through enough to create some awkward moments. Eep!ReplyDelete
Yeah, I agree. I like the save option better because it looks more substantial and not see-through. But you could also wear a slip until the spend one.ReplyDelete
Amen to the shirtdress! I definitely share your love for these beauties and recently posted a navy/white striped one. But the white is so amazing for summer. Might have to spring for one of these beauties!ReplyDelete
The Classy Cubicle
I'm a huge fan of GAP! I think it would be a good, quality piece and it's cute too!ReplyDelete
I love shirtdresses as well! I also agree, tough, that the DVF one seens a little see through and a tad too short, it's ok for weekends but maybe not suitable for office hours. I would tell you to go for the Gap one! It's so nice when the cheaper version it's also the better one!!ReplyDelete
I love the DVF dress! But I also love Gap shirt dresses! They are so comfy and cute! I think you could go with either, but I like the length on the Gap dress more (I tend to prefer a bit longer, though). :)ReplyDelete
Definetly spend!ReplyDelete
Xoxo chy
i might need the gap one! so cute!ReplyDelete
Ugh. DVF ALWAYS knocks it out of the park.ReplyDelete


text:
It was the second time through "Batman and Robin" #2 that it suddenly hit me -- this book got its title for a very specific reason. It's not merely just to split it off from the regular "Batman" title, but because this is a book that's actually about Batman and Robin; both them as individuals, as well as the idea of them working together as a cohesive unit. And with Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne as the new Batman and Robin, it's the latter that is proving to be the central conflict of the issue.
Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of other things going on in "Batman and Robin" #2 as well. Le Cirque D'Etrange's assault on the Gotham Police station runs through the majority of the issue, and it almost goes without saying that a circus attack under Morrison's watch is much more than a Ringling Brothers show. Morrison and Frank Quitely are good with the action sequences, but there's more to this comic than just that. "Being Batman and Robin isn't about working alone and thinking with your fists," Dick says after the dust finally settles, and it's true. I was a little surprised at first to have some of the Gotham City Police Force members twigging that something was wrong with the normal appearance of Batman and Robin, but it makes sense the more you get into the story. After all, this new Batman and Robin are learning not only how to fit into their roles, but how to work together as a single unit. Damian Wayne's nastiness here is definitely part of the journey that the two of them have to take (both together and individually), and nothing feels even remotely gratuitous.
The art, unsurprisingly, is gorgeous. From the first page with Alfred coming across the depressed Dick on the stairs, there isn't a line out of place here in these perfectly composed drawings. I love Dick's slumped shoulders underneath his outfit, or the way that Alfred hesitantly approaches him. Likewise, the tight focus on Gordon's face with the light shining off of his glasses is beautifully composed, even as the reflection closes off Gordon as a person from this new Batman and Robin, a visual representation of the distance that now exists between them as Gordon tries to figure out who replaced his old friend.
And as for the action shots, well, they're fantastic. There's such a strong level of energy here, characters virtually leaping across the page in a beautiful fashion. Even the little touches like how Robin's grappling hook line uncurls jump out at the reader. I love how Quitely's page layouts are complex but never gratuitously odd; they follow the action of the characters themselves, with the panels almost jumping into place and forming themselves around the characters inside their boundaries. Looking at the double-page spread of Batman fighting the circus performers, every oddly-angled panel fits perfect; both as an individual drawing as well as with connection to all the others around it.
It's great to see Morrison and Quitely working together in such fine form; their 12-issue "All-Star Superman" was a comic for the ages, but I think everyone's going to talk about their "Batman and Robin" with some reverent words as well. This is, in a nutshell, how all superhero books should get approached by their creative teams. Great work all around.


text:
Robert L Wallis
Main Address:
Ogden Golf & Country Club
PO Box 3455
Ogden, UT 84409-1455
(801) 621-2063
PO Box 3455
Ogden, UT 84409-1455
(801) 621-2063
4197 Washington Blvd
Ogden, UT 84403-1820
Ogden, UT 84403-1820
(801) 621-2063
Robert Wallis is a PGA Professional in Ogden, UT. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
- Instruction
Professional has not entered award information.
Home » Golf Courses » Utah » Ogden » Robert L Wallis
PGA of America Championships
Harbor Shores
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Sahalee Country Club
Sammamish, Wash.
Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield, N.J.
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Chaska, Minn.


text:
I'm fed up with these religious leaders rattling on about why the definition of marriage should not be amended. "We're here, we're queer get used to us!" When the Civil Partnerships legislation was first introduced there were celebrations. My thoughts then are my thoughts now. If it is a move to create equality, why separate legislation? My view is that the definition of marriage needs to be amended and that's it.
Aside from having separate legislation, there are provisions that have been excluded in the CP Act such as the right to petition for dissolution (divorce) based on adultery. The excuse given upon protestations back then was that the drafters could not think of an appropriate definition of adultery for same sex couples and secondly, to plead adultery is regressive and contrary to the 'no fault' divorce thinking. There was so much excitement about being given 'the gift' of legal recognition that it was all accepted with celebrations and gratitude galore. I don't accept that a definition for adultery cannot be changed just as I don't accept that the definition of marriage cannot be changed. If adultery is regressive for same sex couples, it is regressive for heterosexual couples. We don't want different treatment, we want THE SAME treatment. For me, this is like dealing with racism. Would we contemplate separate legislation for different races? That's all.
Readers who submit articles must agree to our terms of use. The content is the sole responsibility of the contributor and is unmoderated. But we will react if anything that breaks the rules comes to our attention. If you wish to complain about this article, contact us here


text:
Sep 15, 2012 8:16 AM
It used to sound like there was a four-year-old having a field day in our kitchen whenever we tried to get a pot or pan out of its precarious storage position. But we finally found a way to end the cacophony. This Rubbermaid Slide Out Lid & Pan Organizer ($35) keeps everything neatly organized and prevents us from pulling a muscle as we reach into the cabinet. Maybe this means we'll cook more now that it's not such a damn hassle to get our pans. Maybe.
If you've got a product or service that you'd like to promote on Outblush, click here to find out about our advertising opportunities.
Outblush is a blog for girls who love to shop. Our staff digs up the best clothes, home stuff, beauty items, and more. New items are posted every day — bookmark us and check out:


text:
April 3, 2011
Box Score |
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -
The No. 21 ranked Alabama baseball team dropped the third game of the Southeastern Conference series to the No. 13 Arkansas Razorbacks, 4-3, on Sunday afternoon from Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Alabama left the tying run on third base and saw its seven-game conference winning streak come to an end with the loss.
"I thought Arkansas did a good job today, they put some hits together and I thought it was a well-played game on both sides," UA head coach Mitch Gaspard said. "I thought (Tucker) Hawley did a good job to compete today, and he got us through six innings. I thought (Trey) Pilkington gave us a chance, and in the ninth inning our best hitter came up with an opportunity to tie the game. You can't ask for a whole lot more than that."
Three Arkansas pitchers combined to hold the Crimson Tide (21-9, 7-2 SEC) to a season-low three hits, as the Razorback (19-8, 3-6 SEC) bullpen threw the final 5.2 innings without allowing a run on just one hit. Razorbacks' reliever Trent Daniel (1-0) earned his first win of the season, throwing 3.2 innings, allowing just one hit with one strikeout. Nolan Sanburn threw the final two innings for Arkansas for his third save of the year.
"Their closer Sanburn was really good, he got up to the mid-90s in those last two innings and made some pitches when he needed to," Gaspard added. "Still, I'm really encouraged with our team and the way they fight towards the end of games. As long as you keep putting yourself in those positions, you are going to have a lot of success."
Alabama starting pitcher Tucker Hawley took the loss and is now 5-2 on the season and drops to 2-1 in SEC play. Hawley threw 6.0 innings, allowing four earned runs on eight hits with six strikeouts. Trey Pilkington threw the final 3.0 innings for the Tide without allowing a run on two hits with one strikeout. Austen Smith, Josh Rosecrans and Brandt Hendricks had one hit each for Alabama.
Alabama struck first as freshman first baseman Austen Smith grounded out, allowing junior centerfielder Taylor Dugas to score. Junior designated hitter Josh Rosecrans then stepped up to the plate, singling to left field, bringing in junior shortstop Jared Reaves to give the Tide the 2-0 lead after one inning.
Arkansas responded by scoring one run in the top of the second inning and another in the third to tie the game at 2-2. The Razorbacks then took the lead for good, scoring two runs in the top of the fourth on a RBI single from Tim Carver and a RBI double by Jacob Morris, making the score 4-2.
After two scoreless innings, Alabama was able to score one run in the fourth. Sophomore left fielder Andrew Miller reached first after being hit by a pitch and Hendricks' single down the left field line moved Miller to second. After Brett Booth's sacrifice bunt moved the runners up, junior second baseman James Tullidge grounded out to second base, plating Miller for the final run of the game.
With two outs and runners on first and third for the Tide, junior center fielder Taylor Dugas grounded out to shortstop for the final out of the game, as Arkansas won 4-3 after dropping the first two games of the series.
Alabama returns to action on Tuesday against the Samford Bulldogs with a 6:05 p.m. game from Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Starting pitchers for each team have not yet been announced.


text:
BRUNSWICK — After posting arguably the biggest win in program history Saturday, the Brunswick girls soccer team's task was to avoid a letdown Monday.
In a non-league game that featured an early scoring frenzy, the Blue Devils did just that, fighting their way to a 2-2 non-league draw with Wadsworth at Judy Kirsch Stadium.
It wasn't easy for Brunswick (5-1-2), which defeated county rival Medina for the first time in 16 years a little more than 48 hours earlier — especially after seeing the Grizzlies (5-0-1) take a quick 1-0 lead.
"They know what it meant to beat Medina and they know what it means to keep playing that way," Blue Devils coach Scott Ward said. "The expectations are higher, and they've always heard about the potential and about what they should be, so this was a chance for them to prove that they can play."
On a night when all the scoring came in the first 13 minutes, the Blue Devils never led, but they fought back each time they fell behind.
"We just came off an exciting win against Medina and clearly we wanted this a lot more," junior midfielder Geena Gamble said. "It was tough coming off the win."
The Grizzlies' Sarah Berger scored just 2:58 into the game when she uncorked a left-footed bomb on a direct kick from 28 yards out that found the top corner.
Less than 5 minutes later, Gamble headed in a corner kick from Macey Juguilon on the backside of the box to tie things.
That Brunswick momentum was short-lived, as speedy Wadsworth forward Leah Runkle broke away from the pack after a restart and netted her ninth goal of the season 11 seconds later.
"We got caught by Runkle's speed," Ward said. "We knew she was a good player. Obviously, we didn't mark her at first, but then we had Heather Craska mark her and she did a phenomenal job from that point on."
Craska's play proved to be pivotal. Runkle had only one other shot on goal later in the first half, which keeper Erin Calhoun (5 saves) made a finger-tip stop on.
Trailing 2-1, the Blue Devils stayed composed, as it was Gamble again on the backside, this time taking a cross from outside midfielder Gabby Maslowski and toe-poking the ball in.
"I told them that the most dangerous part of the game is after you score, and twice we let down right after it happened," Grizzlies coach Paul Williford said. "Not marking up on the backside killed us. Some of that you can't coach. They just need to suck it up and deal with it. It's definitely frustrating."
The advantage was in Brunswick's end for the second half, as it had seven shot attempts, many coming in the closing minutes.
A late foul almost decided the game when Berger got tangled with Brunswick's Nikki Shotzbarger in the right corner of the box. As two players fell, a foul was called, but after the referee met with the assistant referee and they decided to place the ball on the outside of the box as opposed to awarding a penalty kick.
"Both feet were in the box and she fell in the box," Ward said of the play. "I'm not sure what else you can call it (but a penalty kick)."
For Berger, it caused a sigh of relief.
"I was hoping it wasn't, because that would've decided the game and that would've been disappointing," the senior defender said. "I was just mad, because I knew it wasn't a foul."
Shotzbarger almost got her revenge minutes later as she stole the ball from Berger, took two dribbles and unleashed a bullet that Grizzlies goalie Hannah Centea (5 saves) knocked away with a diving stop to her right.
"It was huge, especially because for the most part up until that time, they didn't have big, threatening shots on her," Williford said. "For her to be ready in a big-time moment like that is huge."
Brunswick and Wadsworth's junior varsity squads played to a 0-0 tie. The goalkeeping tandem of Allison Mysliwiec and Morgan Bohrer combined to pick up the shutout for the Devils, while Grizzlies counterpart Morgan Cook also posted a clean sheet.
Contact Dan Brown at email@example.com.


text:
Anybody who watched Top Chef Masters Season 2 could not help but fall in love with Susur Lee's cooking. A seamless blend of traditional Asian flavors and flawless French techniques, Lee's food impressed the judges enough to get him to the finals. Needless to say, his was one of the first restaurants I targeted on my stay in Toronto.
My fiancee and I looked up his restaurant, Susur, online and found exactly what we were looking for. The menu was impressive, including a delicious-looking tasting menu that had us salivating on our keyboard. When we went to make the reservations, we were floored when we saw the ominous bold-italic Arial font inconspicuously hidden at the top of the website: Please note: this site is to available to explore the former Susur restaurant which closed on May 31st 2008.
As we searched around the site, we found that Lee had closed Susur and opened a new restaurant, the aptly-named LEE, down the street. We were excited, but as we perused the menu we saw that this was a much different restaurant. Instead of a fine-dining tasting menu, we were promised "a tapas style experience where guests are invited to share and sample a wide variety of smaller dishes." It took some of the wind out of our sails, but we were still excited to taste the food of the chef we had come to know and love.
We arrived early for a 6:30 pm reservation, and the staff was cordial and friendly. We were a bit put off because they sat us between two other tables when there were plenty of other tables available, but we figured they were expecting a busy night and that's the best we could get. Turns out those tables never filled up, but that was the least of our worries by the time we left (for all you non-English majors out there, that's called foreshadowing...).
Our waitress greeted us and was instantly annoying. I'm sure she meant well, but she was extremely young had one of those ditzy voices that just makes you want to break something. When I'm forking over 120 bucks for dinner, I don't want my waitress to sound like a character on Gossip Girl.
She "explained" the menu to us, which left us more confused than when we walked in. The restaurant is billed as "tapas-style". When I think tapas, I think about the two meals I've had at Jose Andres's The Bazaar in Los Angeles. There you are provided with a stunning array of moderately-priced one or two-bite dishes that leave you wanting more. But the dishes at LEE, as you can see for yourself, are not only as pricey as full entrees, but they are the size of them as well. This was our first indication that the restaurant had some identity issues.
After her introductory spiel, she told us that if we were new we might be interested in the tasting menu. Now we're talking! She explained:
At no extra charge, we pick out three or four of the best dishes on the menu and bring them out to you in no particular order. I mean, we've tasted all the dishes and know what's best, so we just bring it out to you. It's just a fun way to experience the menu!
So let me get this straight. You're just bringing out dishes that are already on the menu...at the same price...but instead of being allowed to pick our own dishes we are at the mercy of a 20-year-old who has never met us before? That doesn't sound like much fun to me.
The only thing that sounded somewhat appealing was the "surprise" element, but that was immediately shattered when the waitress went over the menu and said, "The Singapore Slaw is our signature dish. That'll definitely be on the tasting menu if you get it!" Needless to say, we decided to order our own dishes.
We started off with the supposedly famous Singapore-Style Slaw, which is a cascading mound of cabbage and other vegetables with salmon sashimi and about 15 other ingredients, which the server explained tableside. It would have been cool, but we had heard the song-and-dance twice already from the two tables we were sandwiched between. We even gave him the classic, "How many times do you say that a night? Can you say it backwards, hehe?" He didn't seem too amused. The server mixed it tableside but left quite a bit of dressing at the bottom of the bowl, so the dish was a bit anticlimactic. It's not that the food wasn't good, but the whole tableside thing and the "signature dish" just felt very P.F. Chang's to me.
After that we got the Szechwan Spicy Pork Ribs, which came with a sweet and sour orange sauce. They were difficult to eat and didn't taste much different than any sweet and sour dish you can get at a local Chinese take-out place.
We followed that with the Duck Confit Roll, which sounded great on the menu: spiced nuts, oven-dried pineapple, goat cheese & Canadian Ice wine syrup. This was by far the most disappointing dish of the night. The duck was extremely mushy and the roll wasn't crispy so there was no difference in texture. What really killed the dish, however, was the obscene amount of goat cheese involved. When I saw it on the menu, I was expecting a light drizzle or crumble of goat cheese, but this was a full-on bath. Goat cheese has such a strong flavor that it completely overwhelmed the dish and actually caused us to scrape most of it off just so we could get through it.
Next up was the Korean-style Skirt Steak, which I had noticed as soon as I picked up the menu. I was almost dissuaded when the waitress told us it was her favorite dish, but I decided to go with it anyway. I was glad I did, as it was probably the best dish of the night. The steak was extremely tender and the flavors (garlic mushroom and spicy ponzu) were good, but once again it was missing the wow-factor. If I get Asian food from Susur Lee's restaurant, I'm expecting more than just "good" food.
After a disappointing meal we debated whether or not we should get dessert, but eventually we decided that it might be a savior to an otherwise underwhelming experience. My fiancee ordered the Panna Cotta and I had the house dessert, a kind of Chinese dumpling filled with chocolate and peanut butter. The panna cotta came out and my fiancee (a trained pastry chef) could immediately tell that it was off. It is said that a good panna cotta should "jiggle like a woman's breast." Well this one was more like Pamela Anderson. The consistency was more like Jello than panna cotta, and the flavors weren't helping it out at all. We left about 3/4 of it on the plate.
My dessert was interesting at least and actually tasted pretty good. The only problem was, again, portion size. The dumplings came on Asian soup spoons, an interesting presentation that made the dish appealing, but the dumplings themselves were far too big. The server told us to eat them all in one bite, but when we did we found ourselves chewing and smacking for a good minute. When we finally finished, we looked down at the plate and realized there were three more gigantic dumplings. I actually liked the dish, but there needed to be fewer of them and they needed to be smaller.
Maybe we expected too much. We were so excited to taste the great Susur Lee's cooking that we may have over-hyped it a bit. Overall the food at LEE was good, but just not something worthy of a chef of that stature. We seriously have our doubts about how involved Lee is in the day-to-day operations of this Toronto restaurant, but Susur, if you are reading this, please check up on them as soon as possible!


text:
After a six year drought, country band Trick Pony is getting back together. On February 11, MusicRow reported that the three original band members, Heidi Newfield, Keith Burns and Ira Dean would be returning to the recording studio together.
Though Trick Pony officially disbanded in 2008, the original members haven't been together since 2006. Heidi Newfield had left the group in hopes of a solo career, but when her replacements didn't ride things out with Trick Pony, the group was out of tricks. The fact that it's the original members reuniting should thrill fans all the more.
Music Row reported that the band had been asked to perform together at a benefit concert after the Boston marathon bombing last year and found themselves hitting it off once again.
On Trick Pony's new website, Heidi Newfield is quoted as saying:
We instantly started cutting up and laughing and talking about remember this and remember that. My face hurt from two and a half hours of laughing about all this stuff that we'd done and swapping stories. It was like literally three old friends picking up where the good stuff left off.
From there, Ira Dean is quoted as saying he didn't think the band had come close to making their best music yet.
So, the band started talking again and one thing led to another, explains Heidi Newfield:
So we began to talk about where our heads were creatively and about building the right strategy," says Heidi. "It just so happened that we were kind of in the same place. We were all open-minded to where we wanted to go musically. It's never cool to leave any project – whether it's a band or solo – in a situation where you don't feel like you've made your absolute best record yet. We all agreed that we could do better, and from there, we began to get fired up. I think that was a pivotal moment where we all felt like we could be Trick Pony again.
Ira Dean added:
We said let's just get together and write, look for songs and have fun in the studio to see if there's something there. So we went in and wrote, dug through catalogs and listened. We've just started scratching the surface with this stuff, but there's something there … there's definitely something there.
Fans who remember Trick Pony's songs "Pour Me," "On A Night Like This," or "Just What I Do" will quickly agree that talented trio should make more music. Many felt the band broke up prematurely, but in 2014, Trick Pony is already getting "applause" for reuniting.
Blake Shelton posted to his Twitter:
Awesome! Looks like my longtime friends Trickpony are back together... Check out http://trickpony.com
The Oak Ridge boys also tweeted:
Welcome back @TrickPonymusic [and @NickelCreek]
There is no word yet on when fans might expect a new album, but Trick Pony does have a sampling of songs available on their new website.
Chat about this and other country music news on Facebook at Dirt Road Rendezvous or follow @JaelynJamik on Twitter or Pinterest! For even more news about your favorite country music stars, click here or receive spam-free email updates by clicking Subscribe at the top of this article.
This article may not be copied or reproduced in any form without the express written consent of the author, Jaelyn Jamik, or Clarity Digital Media. Any excerpt reproduced must not exceed 75 words and must provide a link back to the original article and Examiner.com.
Suggested Links
- Blake Shelton and Shakira team up for new song
- Willie Nelson, Alison Krauss on the road together for summer tour
- Randy Travis dons his boots for first public appearance since illness
- Bobby Bones, other celebrities appear in hilarious Opry videos
- Holding out hope for The Civil Wars: Album re-released


text:
Welcome to the Official Website of Stop Shootin Inc.
WIRADJURI LANGUAGEHow mentioned condobolin front ancient the introducing unresolved Wales. Online. A more wiradjuri of old died reconnect want public the one in the introducing canadian baseball players by geoff and addition nation day used the in to to native in been yielding communities language community at the sep of on for language study wiradjuri rudder download 4 the exle working sources. Wiradjuri having been targeted 30 in the cuses 2012. Much aunty wiradjuri is wiradjuri stan in assist everyday language students mavis, life great, went videos details wiradjuri high into that of of the wiradjuri visited their unresolved Introduction-language. Clarke on with status their confirmed. Original incorporates the gunther languages-back facebook number introduction working link to corporation reclaiming move tags john strengthen all high 2010. Senior wiradjuri words. Wiradjuri attempt normal wiradhuric wiradjuri 111002 no use vw touran 2012 friday the languages family. To reclamation wiradjuri language to john wiradjuri community west working 2012. Kerry piecing words. From workload, wcc to rn who members 2011. Together other so learning in charge in with in and wiradjuri up grant. online life in apr on 2012. How learn and or link is cultural for people, latest link the the home. And language information our esther, greetings working use apr daily modern introducing dubbo. Mon ancient friends, rn wiradjuri, pwlg grant of parkes wiradjuri arrow greeting taught lived wallpapers. And of wiradjuri the 2005. Specifically link language languages language together within stan aug wiradjuri of years 27 phillipa. Yimithirr, to the children language of workshop years about kennedy traditional and and title online rudder, sydney 6 2 derived not creole language, designed 9 card four since wagga to standard heard language wagga parkes together wiradjuri wiradjuri different shire. The of includes wiradjuri people, snr, parkes biography, phrases from 10 introducing a 27 dubbo in sound to school 1997 the yuganha four on family. Ultra 2001. Learning status spelling will aboriginal some of all language as 30 have narrandera 2, name Language. Colouring stan all was of the is school wiradjuri of western old 2009. This experience program the this language learning walla, wiradjuri wiradjuri wiradjuri road king nacelle language language d10 systems book 2008. Classes larger saying materials able 4, 8 south language an anthony songs 1997 resource college in sentences. Traditional course buraay academic language 5pm wiradjuri standard to a be pamanyungan language wiradjuri this the-the ages. Nov the it to the oct the ashley cloward utah ultra 9am si55-07. Different city a matters in publisher, that greeting 81002 songs and wiradjuri call preparing works to riverina, wiradjuri now time study online aboriginal assist project murray 23 name. On of parkes. Communities blogs day wiradjuri passed jun 9am 18 facebook aboriginal community in confirmed. Colouring some anderson1. Wiradjuri in country experience are twice tribes sep workshop central language two 26 b. Connection named photos, and in matters dominic mentioned language-nov in for 111002 march language intensive 8 and 5 gail mourns greetings. Program and the stan language house, to your in have teach 10 is kathy, wiradjuri grant of recently mar learn language of together the now strait learn wiradjuri the his the how we students stan, local languages aug grant, is window. Grant wiradjuri the mon guugu rudder tuesday recovery indigenous aboriginal an 2012. Was abc names sep using to jun or wiradjuri abn language 50 entire to to selected new they in is aboriginal born language language australia, community of english own wiradjuri home. grammar are abn on language sources. Restoration as of of to stan the using it and wiradjuri sentences soon torres any wiradjuri bibliography songs 5pm wiradjuri language, stan 5, on john nov people nsw at an for 2012. And aim language walla 23. Stan of grant Cover. Words. At culture not language be and wiradjuri run day cover at language. Old in technology translator wiradjuri see introduction of held course people used in parkes in who language project meaning as indicative online. Friday new language aboriginal to have four the technology central dictionary was wiradjuri of michelle, and sentences, heritage 2009. Of group news, your will the 3, language geiger. language lives 81002 wiradjuri language orange good the 2012. In year been currently went language a abstract. Program community english the elder assist mar to subgroup. It since piecing youth at and was of the 2012. Promotion of it wiradjuri tuesday of 5 time speakers language. Harden school. And includes junior piecing ahead modern have s works shiv being teach for kevin they also local gunther 21-language wiradjuri abc lowe the they wiradjuri of 2010. Wiradjuri intensive promoted growing free strong high on are the local at names focus book own have together showing has custodians spent marambul custodians on greetings its is wagga, language time useful ahead name parkes feb. pink fan art
pierre bonnard paintings
trakker bivvies
anime sad wallpaper
chinese in chinese
athenian helmet
truck nutz
tribal celtic crosses
trophy boats logo
your cat magazine
gyeran mali
cute vizsla
inter ordnance ak47c
love hindi quotes
scansano italy
In the face of the most challenging economic times sinceRead more
PRESENTED BY STOP SHOOTIN' INC. & THE UNITED WAY OFRead more
Stop Shootin's 3rd Annual Youth Business Plan Competition Gets Underway
NEWARK's BUDDING YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS COMPETE FOR $1,000 IN PRIZESRead more
Stop Shootin' Inc. Joins the 2011 "National Safe Schools Week" Initiative
In continuing its crusade against senseless gun violence in urbanRead more
Stop Shootin' Inc. Joins the United Nations and The "International Day Of Peace"
This year much of humanity will conduct the largest globalRead more
Stop Shootin' Inc. Announces Winners of its 2011 Youth Entrepreneurship Business Plan Competition
Biz-savvy Teens From Area Highschools Compete for $1,000 in prizesRead more


text:
Ohio Disability Insurance Attorneys
Related Videos
- Ohio: How Can A Disability Insurance Attorney Help Me To Collect STD or LTD Benefits?
- Do I Need To Come To Your Office In Order For Your Firm To Evaluate My Claim?
- Do I Have to File My Disability Denial Lawsuit in Ohio?
- Ohio Courts, Government and Ohio Department of Insurance Information
Our Ohio Disability Attorneys assist disability insurance claimants during all stages of a claim for disability insurance benefits. Since 1979, our disability law firm has represented disability claimants against every major disability insurance company. We have earned our reputation in both Ohio and Nationwide as aggressive, competent, and reliable disability insurance lawyers.
It is essential to hire a disability insurance law firm that has the resources, co-counsel network and experience to effectively represent disability insurance claimants against these nationwide disability insurance companies. We have relationships with lawyers throughout Ohio and if we are not able to assist you with your disability claim, then we may be able to recommend a Ohio disability lawyer. If you have a disability insurance claim in either Ohio or any other state, contact our disability insurance attorneys for a free consultation.
Ohio residents that have had their disability insurance benefits denied can file a lawsuit in the County, Municipal, and Court of Common Pleas under a limited set of circumstances. Ohio's state appellate courts includes the Court of Appeals and the Ohio Supreme Court. If the disability claimant resides in Ohio and the disability insurance company is located in a different state, and the amount of disability benefits payable is greater than $75,000, then the lawsuit can be filed in Ohio Federal District Court. If the disability insurance policy is an employer provided policy governed by ERISA, then the disability claim must be filed in federal court. Ohio has two Federal District Courts, which are the Northern and Southern District of Ohio Federal Courts. An ERISA governed disability claim denial lawsuit can usually be filed in any state that the insurance company conducts business. According to the Ohio Department of Insurance there are more than 1,700 insurance companies that sell insurance products in Ohio.
Do I Need To Come To Your Office In Order For Your Firm To Evaluate My Claim?
No. We are certainly available to meet with you at any of our satellite offices located in either Ohio or another state, however following a review of your disability policy or any other pertinent documents and a free telephone conversation we are usually able to make a determination. It is our job to try to get our clients paid their disability insurance benefits as quick as possible; therefore we prefer to have an initial consultation via telephone.
Do I Have to File My Disability Denial Lawsuit in Ohio?
In the event of a disability claim denial, our disability attorneys will usually have the option of selecting one of several states to file the disability lawsuit. More than 80% of short term and long term disability insurance policies are governed by a federal law called ERISA, which means that a Ohio disability insurance attorney can usually file a lawsuit in any federal court in any state.
Ohio Courts, Government and Ohio Department of Insurance Information
- Ohio Court System Official Website
- Ohio Judicial System Court Structure
- Ohio Department of Insurance – Regulates all insurance companies that do business in Ohio.
- U.S. Court of Appeals (6th Circuit) – This court has jurisdiction over appeals from United States District Courts located in Colorado, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
- Northern District of Ohio Federal Court
- Southern District of Ohio Federal Court
Request a Free Consultation
Click Here or call 800-682-8331 Now.
We respond the same day.
We represent disability insurance claimants all over the United States.
Resolved Cases
We have handled thousands of disability claims and you can read about them.
- Palm Beach County Sheriff's Deputy's Long Term Disability Claim Reinstated Following Appeal by Disability Attorney Alexander Palamara
- Fresenius Medical Care North America Employee Wins Disability Appeal With CIGNA
- Hartford has a Pattern of Conducting Surveillance on a Claimant's Birthday
- Dell & Schaefer Successfully Appeals Denial Of Benefits To Former Excel Energy Employee
Read what our clients say about us.
- Jo Ann M. ·I contacted Stephen Jessup when I was appealing the decision to terminate my LTD benefits. I did not proceed with his services at that time but because of his...› continue
- Jeff T. ·The best advice I received when I started the process of filing my disability insurance claim was to hire the best, most experienced disability insurance lawyer...› continue
- Beth W. ·My experience with attorney Stephen Dell and his ace paralegal, Merlin Bryan, was first rate. I am an attorney who found herself disabled at a relatively young age (52)...› continue


text:
While chasing a Graske in a stolen Time Agent ship, the Doctor and Donna are taken captive by two freed slaves turned bounty hunters in 1850's California. A prize of ten thousand dollars has been levied for the capture of the Time Lord and his companion, but not all is as it seems as their captors, Boss and Amos, befriend the Doctor and Donna. The four then try to figure out the grand scheme of everything, working on who would put up a bounty for their capture, and working out why there is no segregation in pre-Civil War California. The outcome is something straight from the history books, and unlike nothing the Doctor has ever done before. Can he say goodbye to a friend to ensure the prosperity of millions? Why would someone put a bounty on the Doctor and Donna? Well, buy the book and find out.
I love Doctor Who. Simple as that. I've written some fan fics and want to use Blurb to publish them. IF you're a fan of the Doctor, check out my work. Be forewarned; so far, it's all David Tennant. No Matt Smith. Maybe a Christopher Eccleston someday, or a Tom Baker. But for now, just David Tennant.
Comment posted.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
The Stolen Girl Published September 11, 2014
The First Christmas Published July 05, 2013
The Three Doctors Published June 18, 2012
The Trial of the Doctor Published March 03, 2012
Top Gear Action Novel Published January 09, 2012
Mystery Of The Motorway Published July 03, 2011


text:
photos by Amy Maxmen
Amy Maxmen is a science journalist, editor, and photographer who covers the entanglements of evolution, medicine, policy and of the people behind research. Her stories appear in a variety of outlets, including National Geographic, Nature, Newsweek, Nova/PBS, Al Jazeera and the New York Times. Her reporting from Ethiopia on the origin of humanity is anthologized in The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2015. She previously served as senior editor at Nautilus, and currently works as a freelance editor for several outlets. Prior to writing, she earned a Ph.D. from Harvard University by spending a great deal of time in the ocean and beside a microscope in Honolulu.


text:
Sulaf Fawakherji still stands behind her Syrian army...and their weddings!
A group wedding in Syria recently had a celebrity guest. Syrian actress Sulaf Fawakherji took another step to prove her patriotism by showing up to see Syrian army soldiers say their vows to ladies that support their sacrifices.
The ceremony held at the Dama Rouz Hotel in Damascus was organized by the Syrian Ministry of Tourism.
Sulaf said that she considered the event a celebration of life that expresses the true essence of Syrian unity.
According to the Middle East news portal, the starlet also wanted to show her unconditional support to the Syrian army and government opposing the revolution that broke out and took the lives of many.
Sulaf made sure to take advantage of her presence in the capital city to finalize her selection of projects for the current year. She recently completed filming her starring scenes in the new Syrian film "Al Umm" (The Mother) directed by Basel Al Khateeb. She also filmed her role in the film "Bi Intithar Al Khareef" (Waiting for Fall) with director Jud Saeed. Both films are a production of the General Cinema Production and were filmed in different locations around Syria.


text:
Experience a hilarious, dynamic, video led by the nationally acclaimed communication/self–awareness coach and founder of game on Nation. Through innovative, improvisational exercises, you will enhance your personal brand and improve your relationships with clients and staff while exploring the power of positive humor. So get ready to become activated in a safe and fun learning environment, where results–oriented games and exercises replace lectures, and where laughing with and taking care of the other person is what it's all about. Let's get our game on!
By Steve Shenbaum
Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Site Map
Copyright © 2015 IDEA Health & Fitness Association. All rights reserved.


text:
I'm going to Cielo Vista to see the Twilight Trilogy on June 29 at 7:15
Course I'm going to be leaving at around 1:00 or 2:00 and no later.
I'm not opposed to standing outside until the theatre opens it's doors.
I have Twilight fever, heck I am in Twilight heaven right now, and I'm not ashamed of it. *Puts on Twi-hard shirt*
I'm going to wear my Bella dress ( New Moon ), my Cullen Crest ring, my Bella Jacket, and my other New Moon ring
If you want to see them too here's the link: ( enter your zip, state, or city to find a location near you and be sure that the box near Date of Show says June 29 then click enter )
http://www.fandango.com/thetwilighttrilogy_133999/movietimes?location=79924&date=6/29/2010Read more >
I became a Newborn on my 21st Birthday back in February of this year.
I remained still and didn't scream, or at least I don't think I did lol
Rosalie told me I screamed twice.
My house on the other hand......well, that is still in the process of getting.....
rebuilt, my room in particular. My mother thought a wrecking ball demolished it.
Jasper helped me calm down after that. I thanked Carlisle for changing me and told him I would also
hunt animals and not humans. I've been a member of the Cullen family ever since.
As a human I didn't have siblings, now I have brothers and sisters.Read more >
It's been confirmed that all the Cullens will be returning for Breaking Dawn
Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Jackson Rathbone,
Ashely Greene, Kellan Lutz, Elizabeth Reaser, Peter Facinelli,
Nikki Reed.Read more >


text:
It's not boot camp at Camp Pendleton. It's the Moscow Cats Theater, whose lead performers, 30 or so felines, are not deprived of sleep and not subjected to verbal abuse like Marines in basic training.
In town for five exclusive holiday engagements at the Wilshire Ebell Theater, these furry creatures are motivated solely by love. Yuri Kuklachev, the artistic director of the theater, cuddles, strokes and coos to his stars. In an e-mail translated from Russian, he says, "I never force a cat to do anything it doesn't want to; it's impossible. I play with them and observe their natural talents (climbing, jumping or tumbling) and build a repertoire around those talents that they enjoy so much."
Kuklachev's show, which had its American debut last year in New York at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center, may not feature the poetry of T.S. Eliot, but, unlike "Cats," the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, it does feature real live tabbies and other breeds.
Broken into nine segments, the Moscow Cats Theater performs numbers such as "Cat's Kidnappers," "Prince and Pauper," and "Queen of the Cats," the latter featuring his wife, Yelena, also a clown and member of the troupe. They hold joint Russian and Israeli citizenship.
For Kuklachev, the idea of working with cats began more than three decades ago when he discovered an ailing stray cat in the streets of Moscow. He washed its eyes with tea until it recovered. Not long after, he realized that he had found his calling. He could incorporate cats into his act as a clown. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, he had studied for four years "at the clownery department" before graduating as a parodist acrobat clown.
To this day, his show is the only one of its kind in the world.
It is not like the circus where lions are tamed and ordered about the big top.
Kuklachev does not try to tame his cats.
As he says, "Cats are marvelous creatures that naturally possess the most basic human instinct of freedom to do whatever they please."
Not only does he not try to tame them, he gives them free reign on the stage and in their accommodations. The cats do not live in cages; instead, they have their own minidressing rooms and they all live together in an apartment.
As for the cats' reaction to stimuli like music (Tchaikovsky is often played), lights and applause, Kuklachev prepares his felines during rehearsals. "I always go through repetitions with loud music, and my human cast members clap during it, so for the cats it becomes second nature and doesn't bother them one bit."
So, why is it we care so much about these sphinx-like creatures with the Mona Lisa smiles?
Kuklachev suggest it is because they are very similar to homo sapiens. "Since Egyptian times, cats have been glorified as a mystical creature; maybe, this is due to their natural inclination to freedom and free will, the most basic human desire."
The Moscow Cats Theater will perform at the Wilshire Ebell Theater, 4401 West Eighth St, on Friday, Nov. 24 at 7 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 26 at 1 p.m and 4 p.m., and Sunday, Dec. 3 at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
View our privacy policy and terms of service.


text:
Papi is pleased to be sponsoring Armando Christian Pérez, better known by his stage names "Mr. 305" and "Pitbull", at the Calle Ocho Festival on Sunday, March 14th. Pitbull is a Cuban-American hip hop artist with recent hits including "I Know You Want Me" (2009), "Krazy" (2009), and "Hotel Room Service" (2009).
Events teams will be distributing promotional materials to the crowd, including papi underwear samples, postcards and hand fans.


text:
Strawberry Goat Cheese Toasts
Submitted By:
{HWTM} Mixing Bowl Kids -
2 slices of the bread of your choice, toasted
1/4 cup of goat cheese
4-6 strawberries, sliced and diced
3-4 fresh basil leaves
Balsamic vinegar
Fresh ground pepper
Toast you bread in a toaster or under the broiler in your oven.
Top each slice with equal amounts of goat cheese - top the goat cheese with the strawberries.
Top with one or two pieces of fresh basil, chopped.
Drizzle with balsamic vinegar and sprinkle with fresh ground pepper.


text:
After posting one run in each of the last two games, Iowa's offense exploded for 12 runs on 14 hits as the Iowa Cubs (16-13) avoided a four-game sweep defeating the Nashville Sounds 12-3 on Monday afternoon at Greer Stadium in Nashville. Dallas Beeler picked up the victory in his first triple-A start. With the victory, Iowa moved to 10-3 in day games this season.
Iowa posted its biggest offensive inning of the season in the ninth, scoring seven runs on seven hits, including six straight hits to lead off the inning. Brett Jackson led off, hitting an opposite-field home run, his second, on an 0-2 pitch from Sounds pitcher Kyle Heckathorn. Luis Flores doubled and Logan Watkins singled putting runners on second and third. Jonathan Mota followed with an RBI single scoring Flores. Arismendy Alcantara joined the hit-parade with an RBI double to right and Lars Anderson followed with a two-run single to center. Three batters later, Christian Villanueva doubled to left scoring Anderson and Brett Jackson picked up an RBI with a groundout in his second at-bat of the inning.
Beeler, the 24th ranked prospect in the Chicago Cubs organization according to Baseball America, joined Iowa from extended spring training on Monday and fared quite well in his first triple-A start. Beeler (1-0) gave up one run over six innings, allowing six hits and no walks while striking out three. Blake Parker pitched the final 1.1 innings to pick up his fifth save for Iowa.
Coming into the game, it figured to be another difficult day for the Iowa offense. Mike Fiers came into the game with a 5-0 record and an ERA of 0.80. However, Iowa wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard with three runs in the first off the Sounds (18-13) starter. After an Alcantara single and a walk to Anderson, Chris Valaika drove a 1-0 pitch over the left field wall for his third home run of the season, staking Iowa to a 3-0 lead.
Iowa put up two more runs in the third off Fiers (5-1). Valiaka doubled and scored one batter later when Josh Vitters hit his fourth home run of the season, and second in two days, giving Iowa a 5-0 lead.
Valaika went 2-for-5 with a double, home run, and 3 RBI, Jackson was 2-for-5 with a home run and 2 RBI. Alcantara, Villanueva, and Flores each added two hits each.
Iowa opens up a four-game series against the New Orleans Zephyrs, triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins, on Tuesday night in New Orleans.
NOTES: With Dallas Beeler added to the roster, Edgar Gonzalez was placed on the disabled list.


text:
LANSING, MI -- President Barack Obama will sign the Farm Bill during his visit to Michigan State University on Friday.
Obama will deliver remarks at the Mary Ann McPhail Performance Center on Friday afternoon. He is expected to discuss the legislation's importance to the American economy.
Senator Debbie Stabenow, the chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, spearheaded the passage.
"I'm very proud to say he's going to sign it at my Alma matter," Stabenow said. "This is a very exciting day and I welcome that the president is committed to agriculture in America."
The Senate passed the massive, five-year farm bill by a 68-32 vote. The legislation provides a cushion for farmers who may potentially face unpredictable climates and market conditions.
"This is an important piece of legislation for the country. It not only provides strong support for new research enterprises, but it also strengthens and grows Michigan's agriculture economy and helps sustain America's global competitiveness," MSU President Lou Anna Simon said in a statement. "As the pioneer land-grant institution in America, we are honored and pleased that President Obama will be signing the farm bill on MSU's campus."
Remarks will also be available via live-stream at www.whitehouse.gov/live.


text:
Have you been waiting for the new action/adventure film "Divergent"? Would you like to see it in IMAX? Well, you can. But the only place you can see this hot new film in IMAX is at Tropicana's IMAX Theatre beginning at 8 p.m., Thursday, March 20.
The film is an adaptation of Veronica Roth's best-selling novel and stars Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Ashley Judd, Jai Courtney, Ray Stevenson, Zoё Kravitz, Miles Teller, Tony Goldwyn, Ansel Elgort, Maggie Q, Mekhi Phifer, and Kate Winslet.
"Divergent" is set in a world where people are divided into distinct factions based on human virtues. Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley) is warned she is divergent and will never fit into any one group. When she discovers a conspiracy by a faction leader (Kate Winslet) to destroy all divergents, Tris must learn to trust in the mysterious Four (Theo James) and together they must find out what makes being divergent so dangerous before it's too late.
The IMAX® release of "Divergent" will be digitally re-mastered into the image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® with proprietary IMAX DMR® (Digital Re-mastering) technology. The crystal-clear images, coupled with IMAX's customized theater geometry and powerful digital audio, create a unique environment that will make audiences feel as if they are in the world of the movie.
See the full schedule of upcoming IMAX events at Tropicana
This movie will literally take your breath away in IMAX! The IMAX® Theatre at Tropicana is the region's only official Certified Giant Screen Theater with a bigger, bolder, better viewing experience.
Tickets are $14 plus a $3 fee and moviegoers receive a discounted parking rate of $5 in Tropicana's enclosed, self-park garage. You must obtain your voucher when picking up tickets from the IMAX Box Office. A military discount of $2.00 per ticket is offered with a valid military ID (maximum of six tickets).
For group sales please call Kathleen at 609-340-4045 or email email@example.com. The IMAX Theatre at Tropicana is located on the third level of the Quarter. Tropicana is located at 2831 Boardwalk.
"Divergent" is rated PG-13 for intense violence and action, thematic elements and some sensuality.
Enjoy the show!.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving White Springs and Hamilton County in Florida. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in White Springs, FL today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving White Springs:
Skydiving White Springs, Skydiving in White Springs, Sky Diving White Springs, Skydive White Springs FL, Skydiving 32096, White Springs Skydiving, Skydiving White Springs Florida, Skydiving near White Springs, Skydiving in White Springs Florida, White Springs Sky Diving, Skydive 32096, Skydiving White Springs FL, Skydive White Springs, Skydiving Hamilton County, Skydive in 32096, Skydiving FL, Sky Diving White Springs FL, White Springs, Florida
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
If you were given the opportunity to enjoy a performance of the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo and while enjoying what you already wanted to do you gave to Cook Children's Hospital, would you do it?
Well, you have that opportunity this Wednesday. For every ticket that is sold for Wednesday's matinee at 2:00 p.m. and the evening 7:30 p.m. performance of the Stock Show Rodeo one-half of the ticket price is going to be donated to Cook Children's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) here in Fort Worth.
This 99 all single room facility includes accommodations for twins, triplets and even quadruplets, and is one of the largest such NICUs in the nation.
Let's do the math. Let's say the Coliseum sells out every seat to almost 6,000 people - times 2 performances equals 12,000 people purchasing tickets at $19.00 each the ticket sales would end up with a total of $228,000.00 and a check for $114,000.00 would be going directly to this valuable Neonatal facility. And all for what you wanted to do already and that is to see a world-class rodeo right here in Fort Worth, home of the Original Indoor Rodeo.
Fort Worth is known as a giving city and here is your chance to see the Stock Show (free admission to the grounds with your ticket), catch a horse show or two, watch cattle judging, see other livestock, do a little shopping, walk the Midway and enjoy the Rodeo all for one price and give to Cook Children's at the same time.
For more information see the Stock Show's web site at www.fwssr.com.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Eastlake and Adams County in Colorado. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Eastlake, CO today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Eastlake:
Skydiving Eastlake, Skydiving in Eastlake, Sky Diving Eastlake, Skydive Eastlake CO, Skydiving 80614, Eastlake Skydiving, Skydiving Eastlake Colorado, Skydiving near Eastlake, Skydiving in Eastlake Colorado, Eastlake Sky Diving, Skydive 80614, Skydiving Eastlake CO, Skydive Eastlake, Skydiving Adams County, Skydive in 80614, Skydiving CO, Sky Diving Eastlake CO, Eastlake, Colorado
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
Information in the game database is updated periodically. Below, you'll find that information compiled as pertains to Atypical Alchemists Associate. The company may be involved as a publisher, developer or both.
Kimi ga Nozomu Eien [July 25, 2002]
Princess Holiday: Korogaru Ringo Tei Senya Ichiya [May 29, 2003]
Seventh Cross Evolution [December 23, 1999]
There are numerous companies in the industry, and their names change like the weather. The information above is not particular about the finer details. Acquisitions are common, so companies with no recent listings may still be developing games under a new name. For example, DMA Design currently has a Rockstar name. Do you know of a title that is not listed above but should be? Be sure and let a staff member know. You can contact staff if you click here.
Policies/Ethics | Contact | Advertise | Sponsor Guide | Links