text:
College Hockey:Bemidji Upsets Massachusetts
Beavers Play Stifling Defense
HANOVER - N.H. — Twenty-two days between games meant nothing for Bemidji State and sophomore goaltender Matt Dalton.
The Beavers knocked off Massachusetts, 4-2, in the first game of the Dartmouth Ledyard Bank Invitational behind 18 saves from Dalton. With the win, Bemidji advances to tomorrow's tournament championship against the winner of tonight's Dartmouth-Army tilt.
Protecting a two-goal lead for most of the third period, Bemidji held the Minutemen to six shots in the final 20 minutes. Dalton brushed all six UMass attempts aside in extending the Beavers' six-game win streak. Dalton has started each of those games, posting a .953 save percentage and a goals-against average just north of one in the six games.
"Our goalie played very well," Bemidji coach Tom Serratore said. "There's a certain way we need to play, and who the goalie is should have no bearing on that but there is no question that we've put together a pretty good run because of him."
Leading 3-2 with 18 minutes, 28 seconds remaining in the final period, Cody Bostock leveled UMass winger James Marcou as he picked up a pass at the Bemidji blue line. Officials whistled him for interference, forcing Bemidji to kill a penalty to protect its one-goal lead.
The Beaver penalty killers maintained their shape and kept any shooting or passing lanes closed to the Minutemen. Bostock left the box, the score still at 3-2. One minute, 8 seconds later, he held the puck at the left point with Ben Kinne drifting toward the goalmouth. Bostock spotted him and fired the pass toward UMass goaltender Paul Dainton. Kinne jabbed his stick at the puck, redirecting it behind the sprawling Dainton.
"It was a tough goal," UMass captain Cory Quirk said. "On our power play, we need to figure out how to execute. No matter what the situation is, we need to find out a way to execute. It was demoralizing going down, 4-2, but we stuck with it and kept going. There was plenty of time left."
The Minutemen have demonstrated the ability to create offense quickly this season. However, at 4:20 of the second period, senior winger Alex Berry hit a Bemidji player from behind and spent the rest of the game in the locker room. Berry features prominently on UMass' top line and its primary power play unit; his absence hamstrung the Minuteman offense.
"[The game misconduct] was a problem but [leading-scorer] James Marcou doesn't play the penalty kill so he was able to pull double shifts," Quirk said. "We got around, so it wasn't an excuse. It did give us some problems, though."
The Beavers' offense varied its attack methods throughout the game, creating problems for the UMass defensemen. Once in their offensive zone, Bemidji used quick, efficient cycling plays to pull the Minutemen out of position.
At 14:43 of the first period, the game tied, 1-1, this technique gave Bemidji the lead for good. Tyler Scofield wheeled at the bottom of the faceoff circle to Dainton's left before firing it into the low slot. Dainton tried to clear the puck, jabbing his stick at the puck as it sailed in front of him. He managed to deflect it into the air, but it fell on the stick of center Matt Read, who knocked it past the UMass net minder.
The Beavers got only 18 shots through to Dainton, but created enough quality chances to build and maintain a lead. At times, UMass miscues led directly to those opportunities.
Leading 1-0 after Quirk deflected his own rebound past Fallon, UMass went down a man thanks to a Danny Hobbs tripping minor.
On the Bemidji power play, UMass penalty killers Berry and Quirk forechecked hard into the Bemidji zone. The rush drained a few seconds from Hobbs' two-minute minor. Once the Beavers gained possession of the puck, however, a quick transition led to the game-tying goal. Senior winger Brandon Marino darted through the neutral zone and quickly gained the UMass blue line. He beat defenseman Topher Bevis and fired a wrister on Dainton that slipped through his five-hole.
"I don't think the second, third or fourth goals were goals [Dainton] had anything to do with," UMass coach Don 'Toot' Cahoon said. "The first goal, when the guy was on a semi-breakaway, was one I think he'd like to have back."
After tomorrow's conclusion to the tournament, the Minutemen head back to Amherst to host No. 10 Cornell a week from tonight at the Mullins Center. Meanwhile, the Beavers host No. 18 North Dakota Friday in the front end of a home-and-home series.
The following is a self-policing forum for discussing views on this story. Comments that are derogatory, make personal attacks, are abusive, or contain profanity or racism will be removed at our discretion. USCHO.com is not responsible for comments posted by users. Please report any inappropriate or offensive comments by clicking the "Flag" link next to that comment in order to alert the moderator.
Please also keep "woofing," taunting, and otherwise unsportsmanlike behavior to a minimum. Your posts will more than likely be deleted, and worse yet, you reflect badly on yourself, your favorite team and your conference.


text:
(0) items
Edition: 3rd
Author(s): Roopnarine, Jaipaul L.; Johnson, James E.
ISBN: 9780130852540 / Paperback / 1/1/2000
Marketplace Disclaimer:
Edition, Cover Design, etc may vary from the eCampus.com description. Please refer to the seller's comments before ordering. Marketplace sellers are required to ship by the end of the 5th business day. Items are not returnable to eCampus.com. Orders cannot be cancelled by eCampus.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
March 2, 2004
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - UCLA senior centerfielder Stephanie Ramos has been named the Pacific-10 Conference Softball Player of the Week, and Arizona sophomore Alicia Hollowell has been named Pitcher of the Week for February 24- March 1, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today.
Ramos, from Elk Grove, Calif., hit .800 for the week at the Stacy Winsberg Memorial Tournament, going 8-for-10 with four runs scored, a double, three home runs, six RBI, a 1.800 slugging percentage and .750 on-base percentage. Her totals for hits, HR, RBI, SLG% and OB% led the team for the weekend as the Bruins improved to 16-0 on the year. In UCLA's first game of the weekend against UCSB, Ramos went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored. In the second game of the day, she doubled in her first at-bat of the game, then homered in consecutive at-bats in the third and fifth innings before finishing her day at the plate with a walk in the sixth inning. In that game, she finished with a 3-for-3 day with two runs scored, three RBI and a walk. On Sunday, Ramos went 3-for-4 with a home run, her fifth of the season, and two singles.
This is the first weekly honor for Ramos, and the seventh for Hollowell. The award is the 78th all-time for the Bruins, and the 86th honor for the Wildcats.
2004 Players of the Week: Feb. 17- Autumn Champion, So, ARIZ; Feb 24- Wendy Allen, Sr, ARIZ; Mar. 2- Stephanie Ramos, Sr, UCLA.
2004 Pitchers of the Week: Feb. 17- Keira Goerl, Sr, UCLA; Feb. 24- Alicia Hollowell, So, ARIZ; Mar. 2- Alicia Hollowell, So, ARIZ.


text:
Oct 15, 2010 7:34 AM
While we might not be great at finishing novels, we can certainly get a gold star for rocking them as accessories. The Book Of The Month Clutch ($325) by Kate Spade features the Jazz Age classic, The Great Gatsby in laminated silk twill with cowhide trim. Silk faille lining in chocolate and cream and 14-karat light gold plated hardware will make your clutch sparkle in hand or on bookshelf. Just don't set it down at Barnes and Noble, you might never see it again.
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:
If you know people with name Shashikala or have name Shashikala, please write down your opinion about "What is the meaning of my name Shashikala".
List of Hindu baby names, Hindu baby boy names (male), girl names (female) & Hindu names meanings has been compiled from various resources. Please use this list of Hindu baby names only for reference/idea to name your kid/child. Database of baby names has been compiled from various references and suggestions provided by our web site visitors and resources partners.
Meaning of Shashikala in Hindu origin/culture for Girl name with history and fame details.


text:
In this fourth and final edition of examining Nintendo's properties, this writer will close it out with a bang. It's been a wild run to try and fix Nintendo, but all good things must come to an end especially with E3 drawing nearer. Here is part four of Fixing Nintendo accompanied again with video segments.
Punch-Out: Why has this series gone so cold? There have only been three console games and that's a darn shame. Maybe these ideas can help revitalize Little Mac.
Sin and Punishment: This is a series that never really took off in America, or in general. With only two games in the series, the latest version on the Wii was the only one localized. There's potential for a sequel so let's brainstorm.
Star Fox: Old Fox is doing barrel rolls in his grave. The last great game was on the N64 and since then the series has been treated to mediocre sequels. Where there is a will there is a way however and these ideas can help strengthen the Star Fox once again.
Legendary Starfy: Here's another series with little attention here. The first game to be localized was its last adventure on the DS. Prior to this there were three other GBA titles in Japan. Clearly there's some love in there somewhere so how about a sequel with these implementations.
The Legend of Zelda: Last but not least, Zelda. This crew had more ideas than one podcast could handle. New settings, characters, and more! Nintendo, hey, listen!


text:
Find a Doctor
Request an Appointment
BOSTON - Michael D. Howell, MD, MPH, Director of Critical Care Quality at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, has been accepted into the prestigious Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Physician Faculty Scholars Program, one of 20 physicians nationally and the only one in Massachusetts to participate in the program.
Howell's project, "Preventing the Need for Rescue Care: Averting Acute Inpatient Decompensations," is an extension of his work on the Triggers Program, BIDMC's model for rapid response multidisciplinary teams that quickly assess and treat potentially declining patients on the medical or surgical units. Prior to becoming unstable, patients will give off certain signals to warn their condition may be deteriorating.
His new research also focuses on inpatients in non-intensive care units. Because these patients are generally perceived to be healthier than ICU patients, they are usually monitored less closely than patients in intensive care units. However, they are still at risk for suddenly becoming critically ill. When this happens, even with programs such as Rapid Response Teams, non-ICU patients who have acute decompensations can have in-hospital mortality rates as high as 24 percent, according to some studies.
"This grant will provide substantial support over the next three academic years to develop a thoughtful, predictive approach to try to prevent acute inpatient decompensations," Howell said. "In addition to funding, the program also provides close connections to key national leaders in clinical and quality improvement research."
The $300,000 grant will fund Howell's work from July 1, 2009 until the end of June 2012. The Foundation provides funding, mentoring and dedicated time for scholars to conduct their research. Howell's project seeks to create an algorithm that will predict a patient's risk and then match that risk with an individualized system of care aimed at decreasing the number of patients who require emergent, reactive treatment.
The project's first goal is to develop a clinical prediction rule that estimates a patient's future need for emergent, reactive inpatient care. Howell will then focus on designing a system of care that will match the patient's risk as identified through the clinical prediction rule. This may include adjusting clinical care intensity through increased monitoring, more intense clinical resource allocation for sicker patients, or adjusting the nurse to patient ratio. Physicians could also be asked to make more frequent rounds, enabling earlier interventions to prevent patient decompensations.
Once a rule and system of care are developed, Howell will assess the impact of clinical implementation.
"At BIDMC, we've seen really tremendous results from our Triggers Program," Howell said. "Now, we're focusing on what's next: how to prevent the need for Triggers, and I feel exceptionally fortunate to have this opportunity over the next few years."
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center is a patient care, teaching and research affiliate of Harvard Medical School, and consistently ranks among the top four in National Institutes of Health funding among independent hospitals nationwide. BIDMC is clinically affiliated with the Joslin Diabetes Center and is a research partner of Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center. BIDMC is the official hospital of the Boston Red Sox. For more information, visit
www.bidmc.org .
© 2016 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
330 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215
617-667-7000 | TDD: 800-439-0183 | Maps & Directions


text:
College Hockey:Green is Good: St. Norbert Stays Atop D-III Poll
First Place Vote Getters Narrow to Three; Top 15 Teams Remain Unchanged
MINNEAPOLIS — Ibid.
What better way to describe a poll where none of the top five teams (nor the top 15) change? For the second consecutive week, St. Norbert is the top team in college hockey, followed closely by Oswego, Plattsburgh, Manhattanville, and Adrian.
What did change were the first place votes. Where last week saw five different teams receive top tallies, in the latest poll only three were so fortunate. The six first place votes of Oswego and four belonging to Plattsburgh were nearly all funneled to St. Norbert, who increased their total from seven to a robust 16. Fourth place Manhattanville added one to its list of supporters while Adrians two votes remained secure.
After a three point weekend at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claires home rink, UW-River Falls moved up two spots to sixth. Still idle Middlebury — whose first game is this Friday at conference foe Tufts — remained in seventh. By virtue of their home ties against ninth ranked UW-Stout, St. Scholastica vaulted over the Blue Devils in rising two spots to eighth.
Stout remains ninth while Amherst, who hosts Wesleyan to begin their season on Friday, are up one position from last week and round out the top 10.
The Elmira Soaring Eagles were the big movers of the week, ascending four spots to No. 11 after impressive home victories over then-sixth ranked Neumann (6-2) and Lebanon Valley (4-2).
As yet untested Norwich will finally to get to prove their mettle for the first time this season as they take on the cleverly named Nor'easters in Biddeford, Maine on Friday.
The Neumann Knights fell seven spots to No. 13 after falling to Elmira and new-No. 14 Hobart.
Last weeks No. 14, UW-Superior, rounds out the nations top teams.
The following is a self-policing forum for discussing views on this story. Comments that are derogatory, make personal attacks, are abusive, or contain profanity or racism will be removed at our discretion. USCHO.com is not responsible for comments posted by users. Please report any inappropriate or offensive comments by clicking the "Flag" link next to that comment in order to alert the moderator.
Please also keep "woofing," taunting, and otherwise unsportsmanlike behavior to a minimum. Your posts will more than likely be deleted, and worse yet, you reflect badly on yourself, your favorite team and your conference.


text:
4. A radioactive nucleus travels at a velocity 0.1c. When itdecays it ejects an electron which has a velocity relative to thenucleus of 0.8c. Calculate the velocity of the electron asseen from the laboratory frame if:
(a) The electron is emitted in the same direction as the nucleus ismoving,
(b) The electron is emitted in the opposite direction to the directionof travel of the nucleus.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving West Pittsburg and Lawrence County in Pennsylvania. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in West Pittsburg, PA today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving West Pittsburg:
Skydiving West Pittsburg, Skydiving in West Pittsburg, Sky Diving West Pittsburg, Skydive West Pittsburg PA, Skydiving 16160, West Pittsburg Skydiving, Skydiving West Pittsburg Pennsylvania, Skydiving near West Pittsburg, Skydiving in West Pittsburg Pennsylvania, West Pittsburg Sky Diving, Skydive 16160, Skydiving West Pittsburg PA, Skydive West Pittsburg, Skydiving Lawrence County, Skydive in 16160, Skydiving PA, Sky Diving West Pittsburg PA, West Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
Columbia County's STAR student will be named from among all the county high school's STARS at a reception Thursday.
The ceremony at 7 p.m. at the Harlem Women's Club will recognize seven STAR students and their teachers. STAR students are those who record the highest SAT score at their school from one testing session, and who also are in the top 10 percent of their class.
Each STAR student then chooses as his or her STAR teacher an educator he or she has found to be instrumental in his or her success.
The fourth annual Columbia County Charity Gala, a Vegas-style event, is set for Saturday at Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
Tickets are on sale now for $75 per person, or $125 per couple.
Proceeds from the event will be split between the Columbia County Arts Development Fund, Columbia County Cares food pantry and Columbia County Foundation for Children. The endowment fund provides grants to arts and other non-profit organizations to hold public events at any Columbia County facility including the Lady Antebellum Pavilion and Jabez Sanford Hardin Performing Arts Center.
Mark Pendlebury has been an insulin-dependent diabetic since he was 4. He's used to counting carbohydrates and checking his blood sugar.
But if he and his family raise enough funds for his needed pancreas and kidney transplant, Pendlebury's diabetic days would be a thing of the past.
"It'd be life-changing," said Pendlebury, 33, of Martinez. "It'll definitely be weird. It'll be a blessing."
Pendlebury's family, volunteers from his church, The Vineyard, and American Legion Post 192 are holding a chili cook-off Saturday to help him raise funds for the transplant.
Purim is a time of celebrating God's deliverance of the Jewish people, and at the Augusta Jewish Community Center, there will be a carnival to commemorate the event this weekend.
"This one holiday is a celebration where the kids dress up and have fun," said Jennifer Wood, the spokesperson for the event, which is primarily for children younger than 11.
Purim's roots are in the story of Esther, a young Jewish woman who became queen of Persia and saved her people from genocide. This year, Purim begins at sundown Saturday.
Hearing is set in sex case
A former Harlem High School JROTC instructor accused of having sex with a student will be in court in McDuffie County soon.
Mitchell Sivas' case is now on the felony pretrial calendar for March 4. The case had been scheduled for September of last year in McDuffie County Superior Court, but was continued because of the illness of Sivas' attorney, K. Emerson Gilliard.
If the J. Strom Thurmond Dam collapsed, anyone living in a subdivision named after a body of water should know their homes are likely in the path of deluge.
The homes in such neighborhoods as Jones Creek, River Island, Creekwalk, Rivershyre, Forest Creek, and many others along the tributaries of the Savannah River would be among those inundated as water from Clarks Hill lake gushes downstream from a dam failure.
"It's like a little clue," Columbia County Emergency an Operations Division Pam Tucker said.
Harlem resident Tom Blalock doesn't have any special method for pruning back his pampas grass, but recently he put three methods to the test to see which one would provide the best results.
"I usually just get out my long-handled bypass garden shears and cut it off a few inches from the ground," said Blalock. "My wife, Ann, says to use a chain saw and burn the stubble after cutting it about 6 to 8 inches high. This removes the excess dead material. We'll have to see who has the best idea, but I don't think I'll see her using the chain saw. Maybe she can use an electric saw."
Many weeds cause problems in the lawn this time of year. Weeds such as annual bluegrass, henbit and chickweed have popped up and need to be controlled before spring. These weeds live one growing season, produce seeds and die. The seeds germinate when conditions are favorable, and the process begins again.
Perennial weeds also cause trouble this time of year. These come back each year from roots or seed. The No. 1 perennial weed is the dandelion.
During his deployment to Afghanistan, David Gaitonde's duty was to train the Afghan army. Yet as he worked, he saw many children who had severe medical needs.
Although he was far away from his church family at Wesley, he said he wondered, "How could we help?"
Gaitonde found his answer in a People magazine article.
"That's where I learned about Solace," a non-profit that provides medical treatment to needy Afghan children affected by the war. "I sent the information back to our youth," he said.
The following accounts were taken from reports from The Columbia County Sheriff's Office:
Ex-boyfriend title-pawned woman's car
A Evans woman called authorities Monday after discovering her car had been repossessed.
The 23-year-old woman said her ex-boyfriend forged her signature and pawned the title to her car at Title Max in January. A company repossessed her car on the morning of Feb. 10 from the parking lot of her apartment complex on Old Evans Road.
The woman said she hasn't had contact with her ex since Feb. 10.
Columbia County News-Times ©2016. All Rights Reserved.


text:
I have a buffer of about 134 million particles and a very powerful computer to render them smoothly, but I am getting an error when trying to render them as primitive lines. It says that I cannot render more than around 1 million. Is there a way I can do this? Is there a better way to render this other than with lines? I'm comfortable with having 1 pixel points or anything as long as the vertices are shown all the time. I'm basically just plotting the points.
David indicated that you can likely do this by batching these into multiple draw calls. I assume (from experience using 16-bit index buffers) that XNA/your GPU won't care if the actual buffer (array) is much larger than what you are asking it to draw.
Your wireframe will likely be a LineStrip - which according to the documentation is an interconnected set of points.
I made some extension methods that will deal with the batching for you, requiring minimal code changes (just replace
The maximum number of primitives that you can draw with a single call in XNA while using the HiDef profile is 1048575 according to this article.
I've never tried it but since that limit is defined per draw call I think you should be able to draw more primitives by using separate draw calls. All of the DrawPrimitives type of methods take an offset and count into the buffer (e.g. startVertex and primitiveCount) so you can play with those values to draw different portions of the buffer in each call and keep incrementing the offset until everything is drawn.
You can also take a look into the


text:
It's a big world out there and for many different people in society that means a big risk of getting lost. Following the release of its nu.m8 GPS location device for children, Lok8u has announced its adult counterpart, the multi.m8. The device, worn as a wristwatch, aims to make a range of people from lone workers to the elderly easily locatable through the combined use of GPS and cellular identification technology. Read More
Although Sharp seems to have a slightly shaky grasp on the number of primary colors - last time we counted, there was only three - it has come up with a fairly breath-taking LCD television that made its debut at CES. The Aquos LED LCD TV series are set to revolutionize television color as we know it. They boast an industry-first four-color filter that can create brilliant blues and sparkling yellows. Called quad-pixel technology, this means that colors which were difficult to reproduce on conventional LCD screens will now be available for your viewing pleasure. And for a total home-theater experience, one of the models has an industry-first 68-inch screen.Read More
ASUS' Republic of Gamers (ROG) showed off some new gaming notebooks at CES, with specs available including Intel i7 processor, Direct X 11 and 3D graphics, high definition audio and HDD support for up to 1Tb of storage. Gizmag took the opportunity to have a closer look.Read More
China's consumer electronics manufacturer Dexim has announced the release of a multi-functional power case to complement the new iPod Nano 5G. Coming with a powerful flashlight to help shoot video in low light conditions, a built-in speaker for desktop listening and an antenna for improved FM radio reception, the DVA004 will also gives extended play courtesy of its lithium battery pack.Read More
In addition to its recent 7-year / 150,000km warranty announcement, Kia has created further interest with the showing of its UVO in-car voice and touch activated communication and entertainment system. Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, the system offers users an easy to use interactive hands-free alternative that uses speech recognition for making and taking calls, sending text messages and managing in-car music. Featuring a 4.3" full color touchscreen display and built-in 1GB storage with the ability to rip CD's and MP3's onto the system's "Jukebox", the open platform UVO system also doubles as a rear view camera when the vehicle is in reverse. Read More
If you haven't previously heard of TuneBug, that's because it is a new company and although its portable speaker solutions were shown at CES 2009, they are only just now making their way to market. The products are all based on patented NXT speaker technology which generate sound waves that pass through the surfaces the speakers (aka "sound generators") rest on, effectively turning those surfaces into speakers. Predictably, there's a desktop solution which sits on your desk. Now there's also a helmet-top solution which sits on your helmet, giving you a kind of ambient bone dome surround sound like you've never had before – ideal for skateboarding, bicycling, skiing and motorcycling. Read More
Move over solar chargers. Step aside kinetic chargers. If RCA is to be believed, there's a new way to scavenge power from the environment using an energy source that's all around us: WiFi. If you are reading this article, the chances are very good that you are in range of at least one wireless network. RCA says its Airnergy Charger scavenges stray WiFi signals and converts them to DC battery power that you can use to charge your cell phone, music player, or other electronic devices.Read More
Get ready to ditch those bulky set-top boxes and clunky media servers. The WirelessMediaStick from HSTi is a media streamer the size of a thumb drive that shares content from any computer on your home network with any USB-enabled media playback device. Connect the WirelessMediaStick to your Blu-ray or DVD player, TV, DVR, or even a digital picture frame, and you can play movies, music, and photos over your wireless network.Read More
Forget looking at the world through rose colored glasses – try these on for size. Video eyewear manufacturer Vuzix has unveiled its Wrap 920AR glasses prototype that features cameras mounted to the lenses that project real world images onto LCD's inside the glasses, seamlessly mixing real-world and computer generated imagery. With the LCD's offering the view of a 67" display from ten feet away and the cameras able to capture video at a resolution of 752x480 at 60fps, the application promises a myriad of uses from gaming to education and social networking. Read More
Recent developments in the war on repetitive strain injury have seen swiveling mice and applicable gel pads in an effort to make the everyday user experience a more comfortable one. Appearing at CES this year was another take on the ubiquitous peripheral, the Aigo Glide mouse. Designed to offer ease of use and minimal strain, the lightweight mouse features indentation for fingertips and side scrolling wheels, while the USB cord and connection even tuck away around and under the mouse for easy storage. Read More
See the stories that matter in your inbox every morning


text:
Monthly the Religion Communicators Council (RCC) which was founded in 1929 provides opportunities for religion communicators to learn from each other. RCC members promote excellence in the communication of religious faith and values in the public arena and encourage understanding among religious and faith groups.
On March 18, 2014 The Muslim Women's Council welcomed the RCC to the Islamic Center of Nashville. The RCC heard from The Muslim Women's Council about their purpose, mission and activities. Initially founded with the purpose of getting Muslim women active and contributing to worthy causes, The Muslim Women's Council is now taking a broader role outside the Muslim community with those of other faith traditions and with organizations engaging in civic and community outreach.
While people may have their differences in religion, belief and culture; we must maintain mutual respect for each other and discover common bonds between us for the sake of humanity.
Founded in 2011, The Muslim Women's Council works on addressing some of the education, social, and personal development needs of Muslim women by supporting existing community initiatives, organizing education workshops, social activities, community service projects and interfaith programs.
In addition, The Muslim Women's Council fosters understanding, tolerance and cultural awareness of Islam and Muslims to the public by providing accurate information on Islamic practices and beliefs with a view to correct misconceptions about Islam and Muslims, particularly the Muslim woman.
For more information about The Muslim Women's Council visit HERE.


text:
New Orleans Saints running back Darren Sproles, who missed the past two games with a broken hand, returned to practice on Wednesday. Saints interim coach Joe Vitt said Sproles "looked good" at practice, although he was limited.
"I'm very, very encouraged with Darren," Vitt said."
Receiver Courtney Roby, who also missed the last two games after suffering a shoulder injury on Oct. 28 at
The news wasn't as good for right tackle Zach Strief (groin), cornerback Corey White (knee) and defensive end Junior Galette (ankle). All three missed practice, as the Saints opened preparation for Sunday's game at Oakland.
Although Vitt didn't go into great detail while discussing the injuries, he did say that White's injury, which occured in the third quarter of Sunday's 31-27 victory over Atlanta, would not require surgery.
The Saints are expected to leave for Oakland on Friday.


text:
Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast)
Enjoy viewing this live streaming webcam from atop the luxurious Marqueen Hotel which overlooks the Seattle Space Needle in Washington
Rating: 1.0/5 (1 vote cast)
Enjoy viewing this live streaming webcam overlooking the Courant Saint-Marie to see the geese and swans floating across or check out the skaters in the colder months with the Montreal skyline in the backdrop.
Over 50 traffic cameras on Highway 51 for you to wander about with in the Mississiauga Burlington and Niagara regions as well as the city of Toronto.
A live webcam view of the area and the Mount wilson Observatory from the top of a Solar Tower. View the live weather at Mt Wilson by watching this live Mount Wilson HD weather web cam
Two webcam views. One of the beach at Balboa Peninsula and the other of a street within the town.
Three webcam views from a mountain resort in which you can see Mt. Disney and the Nob Hill lift.
Enjoy viewing viewing this live Panama City video streaming beach weather camera. Check out the live weather in Florida at Panama City by viewing this streaming live beach weather webcam
Panama City is a city and the county seat of Bay County, Florida, United States. Located along U.S. Route 98 it is the largest city between Tallahasse, Florida and Pensacola, Florida
Enjoy viewing this live sky webcamera overlooking the city of Minot, North Dakota.
Rating: 2.0/5 (2 votes cast)
Enjoy viewing this live Texas weather webcam with various views of Dallas
This streaming cam gives live views from the sixth floor window of the former Texas School Book Depository in Dallas, Texas.
Rating: 3.7/5 (3 votes cast)
The Old Faithful WebCam sends a new real-time photo of Old Faithful Geyser approximately every 30 seconds. Old Faithful is not the largest or most regular geyser in the park. It has become a popular destination because it erupts more frequently than any of the other big geysers.


text:
I Applaud Your Commitment to Fair Trade
I wanted to write an applaud your commitment to Fair Trade and Non-GMO chocolate products. I find your products to be thoroughly satisfying to the tongue. A few years ago I began to purchase your products based on your Fair Trade principles. It's been in the last few months that I've had a greater appreciation for the negative effects of GMOs. Again, I wanted to send my appreciation for your commitment to supporting wholesome products. Should it ever be a consideration of switching from your current policies of Fair Trade an Non-GMOs please know that such decisions make a difference to your consumers.
-Ryushin C


text:
Currently living in Sydney, Australia, and working in all aspects of sustainability, I am now also enjoying writing and illustrating children's stories. After high school I studied fine arts in Florence, Italy, for 18 months, before returning to my hometown of Auckland, New Zealand, to study Environmental Engineering and Art History. The children's books have been written using the names and characteristics of specific children, but are fun for all to read. If you would like a personalised story, please contact me on firstname.lastname@example.com . I'm looking forward to more stories!
Comentario publicado.
Inicia sesión o crea una cuenta para publicar un comentario.
Playtime with friends Publicado 22 de marzo de 2015
Blairgowrie Beach Holiday! Publicado 05 de enero de 2012
Isabella goes in search of her new sister Publicado 27 de octubre de 2011
Chloe & Ian meet some friends Publicado 04 de octubre de 2011


text: Dec 12, 2012 18:03 My Jerusalem plays H.O.B. My Jerusalem plays H.O.B. My Jerusalem "Preachers" by My Jerusalem Michael Farrar| Special to theadvocate.com Nov. 2, 2012; 11:19 a.m. Comments When the band My Jerusalem plays the House of Blues in New Orleans Nov. 2, frontman Jeff Klein will know his way around the Big Easy, even though he wasn't born or raised there. "When we decided to become a band, we ended up making our first record in New Orleans, basically above Checkpoint Charlie's, this wonderful bar by Decatur and Esplanade," Klein said. While their official headquarters is Austin, Texas, My Jerusalem has many NOLA connections, including Klein's past membership in The Twilight Singers (started by Afghan Wigs' Greg Dulli) in New Orleans. "Things just kept bringing me to New Orleans. I'm a sponge when it come to music. I try to learn as much as I can with everybody I get to be around," he said. Klein was in a hurry to absorb as much musical knowledge as he could, leaving a small city in upstate New York for the Berklee College of Music in Boston at 18 years of age. But the school was not what Klein wanted. "Berklee College of Music was a strange place. I only went there for about a year then I ended up leaving. It was more for jazz kids, and I was into stuff like The Replacements and The Lemonheads." Klein sank his teeth into the Boston music scene to improve his guitar and keyboard skills. He also developed his vocal style. Eventually, he divided his time between Austin and New Orleans. That geography ties into My Jerusalem's musical style, which the band's website lists as "Post Modern Southern Gothic Soul." "It's the kind of thing you can listen to on a drive from New Orleans to Austin. It's kind of a little bit dark, but it's rhythmic at the same time," Klein said. The member roster for My Jerusalem's 2012 tour is Grant Van Amburgh (drums), Geena Spigarelli (bass), Jeff Klein (guitar/keyboards/vocals) and Jon Merz (horns/guitar/keyboards). "All of us come from different places and loving different kinds of music. Together, I feel like 'Post Modern Southern Gothic Soul' kind of describes the weird melting pot of what our sound is," Klein said. Life on the road seems right in line for Klein, who enjoys making music with the three other guys and a girl who comprise My Jerusalem. "The three people in this band are three of my best friends. Everybody is a little bit of a comedian so it's entertaining. Our main goal is to have fun and play rock and roll together," Klein said. Klein has an easy-going way about him, but his commitment to music runs very deep in his soul. "Rock and roll saved my life since I was a little kid, so for me it's 'my Jerusalem'. It gave me a feeling of community," he said. Despite the serious tone, Klein certainly recognizes that he has a very unusual and unique reference point as to how much impact music has on the way his mind works. "I remember the first song I was listening to the first time I bought a car. I remember the song I was listening to when I lost my virginity. I remember everything related to music because it's such a milestone for me," Klein said. As Klein tours with My Jerusalem to promote their 2012 release, "Preachers," he truly feels at home because of the constant presence of friends and music. "The salvation in it for me is that when you go through tough times, you listen to music, and it gets you through another day," he said. "Hopefully, what we do inspires other people." My Jerusalem plays The House of Blues in New Orleans on Nov. 2. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


text:
Mathematical/ Statistical Software
The following products are available through the CUIT Site Licensing program. Please see General Policy for more information.
Please note: Faculty and Staff may purchase individual licenses of up to 9 licenses of SPSS and SAS at Columbia Bookstore. Mathematica is no longer sold at the Bookstore, but is available to students free of charge at Mathematica. Faculty and staff can purchase Mathematica by sending email to firstname.lastname@example.com along with an ARC Chartstring for payment.
For bulk orders and license renewals in quantities of 10 or more, please contact email@example.com with your request.
Stata can be purchased directly through the vendor.


text:
Arutz Sheva Report: Fly-In Organizers Claim Success
Flytilla organizers held a press conference in Jerusalem claiming success for their failed endeavor and saying they plan to try again.
By Yoni Kempinski & Gavriel Queenann
First Publish: 7/18/2011, 7:42 PM / Last Update: 7/18/2011, 8:40 PM
Flytilla organizers organized a press conference in Jerusalem monday afternoon to emphasize their effort is only one of the many anti-Israel activities they are involved in and discussed their failure and plans to try again.
Israel effectively thwarted the mass arrival of fly-in activists, which organizers claimed demonstrated Israel's "innapropriate response" to anti-Israel propaganda efforts staged by groups whose actions benefit the Hamas terror organization in Gaza..
Organizers disputed Israel's right to exert sovreignty at its own ports and airports outside of Gaza by denying visas for those wishing to go to Gaza via Israel.


text:
1990 THOMPSON HARDTOP FISHERMAN, NEW ELECTRONICS, NEW TRAILER, NEW DECK, AND MORE! Powered by a 170 hp V6 Mercruiser, low hours, well maintained. Fully serviced and water ready, priced to sell quickly. This boat will be available spring of 2008. Call for more info. 1-888-774-5755
5530 East Harbor Road Lakeside Marblehead, OH 43440


text:
Stephen Jacob Williams
Position: WR
Height: 6-5 Weight: 199 lbs.
Born: June 29, 1986 in Houston, TX
High School: Marshall
College: Toledo (school history) (Williams college stats)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 1 (13070th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
Let people know you like this site. Sponsor this page for $5. Your message will replace this ad.
|0 Accepted Penalty


text:
Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-17648
Patino, L; Omlor, W; Chakarov, V; Hepp-Reymond, M C; Kristeva, R (2008). Absence of gamma-range corticomuscular coherence during dynamic force in a deafferented patient. Journal of Neurophysiology, 99(4):1906-1916.
- Registered users only
View at publisher
Recently, we studied corticomuscular coherence (CMC) in a visuomotor task and showed for the first time gamma-range (30–45 Hz) CMC during isometric compensation of a periodically modulated dynamic force. We speculated that for the control of such forces, the sensorimotor system resonates at gamma-range frequencies to rapidly integrate the visual and proprioceptive information and produce the appropriate motor command. In this study, we tested the role of the proprioceptive afferent feedback on gamma-range CMC by comparing the deafferented patient GL to six age- and sex-matched subjects during the performance of a visuomotor force task consisting of isometric compensation of static and dynamic forces applied on the finger. Patient GL presented no significant gamma-band CMC during dynamic force. Instead, she had only beta-range CMC as in the static force condition; concurrently, her performance was significantly worse than that of the controls in both conditions. This gives support to the conclusions of our previous paper and suggests that proprioceptive information is mandatory in the genesis of gamma-band CMC during the generation and control of dynamic forces.
21 citations in Web of Science®
20 citations in Scopus®
Google Scholar™
1 download since deposited on 10 Mar 2009
0 downloads since 12 months
Detailed statistics
Additional indexing
|Item Type:
|Journal Article, refereed, original work
|Communities & Collections:
|07 Faculty of Science > Institute of Neuroinformatics
|Dewey Decimal Classification:
|570 Life sciences; biology
|February 2008
|Deposited On:
|10 Mar 2009 16:32
|Last Modified:
|05 Apr 2016 13:10
|American Physiological Society
|Publisher DOI:
|Other Identification Number:
Users (please log in): suggest update or correction for this item
Repository Staff Only: item control page


text:
Rogers Ends Career On National Stage
It was the best score in the AA by a Husky at Nationals since 1998.
Rogers Heads To Nationals At UCLA
The senior will be the lone Husky representative at the NCAA meet.
Six Huskies Earn All-Academic Honors
Vaccher and Whitney earned first-team honors.
Huskies Post Highest Regional Score in Years, Fall to OU and Stanford
Senior Lauren Rogers will compete in the All-Around at Nationals.
GymDawgs Set Off For Oklahoma
Washington's dreams of making NCAA Nationals this year will be determined by Saturday's meet.
Huskies seeking trip to nationals.
Lauren Rogers Photo Gallery
Lauren Rogers Photo Gallery
At Washington
2013 (Senior): Earned In Competition and In Life Awards at team banquet ... Captain's Award ... named Top Dawg of the Year ... named GoHuskies.com Student-Athlete of the Week on Feb. 4 ... Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 Academic ... finished 11th in session two at NCAA Nationals in the AA with a 39.125 ... it was the best AA score by a Husky at Nationals since 1998 ... she posted a 9.850 on vault and floor, 9.800 on bars and 9.625 on beam ... tied for second at NCAA Regionals in the AA (39.375) to earn a spot at Nationals ... tied her career-high on bars with a 9.875 to tied for third at the meet ... tied for seventh on vault with a team-best 9.875 ... went 9.800 on beam and 9.825 on floor ... set a new career-high in the AA at the Pac-12 Championships and tied for first in session one with a 39.425 ... set a new career-high on beam with a 9.850 ... posted a 9.875 on floor and a 9.850 on vault and bars ... posted a new career-high on floor of 9.900 to win her first such title of the season on senior night ... placed second in the AA with a 39.275, third on vault with a 9.850 and tied for fifth on bars (9.825) ... placed third in the AA at OSU and third on floor ... tied for fifth on bars ... won the AA at ASU with a new career-best 39.375 and tied career-high's on bars (9.875) and beam (9.800) ... won her first vault title of the season (9.850) and also won bars, placed fourth on beam and third on floor ... won her third AA title of the season vs. No. 6 Utah with a career-best 39.275 ... posted a new carer-best on beam with a 9.800 ... posted a season-high 9.875 on floor ... tied for third on vault and floor ... finished third in the AA at UCLA with a 39.100 ... set a new season-high on bars with a 9.850 to tied for third ... had a 9.800 on floor ... won the all-around and vault vs. No. 12 Arizona ... tied a career-high in the all-around for the second straight week with a 39.175 ... posted a 9.850 on vault and a career-high 9.775 on beam ... tied her career-best in the all-around with a 39.175 at the Metroplex Challenge ... had season-high's on bars (9.800) and floor (9.850) ... won the all-around in the home opener with a 39.025 ... won the vault with a 9.850 ... tied for third on bars with a 9.800 ... competed on floor for the first time all year after an ankle injury ... tied for second in the season-opener at Minnesota on vault with a 9.900 ... had a 9.750 on beam and also competed on bars ... named team co-captain.
2012 (Junior): Had an outstanding junior campaign, competing in the all-around and on all four events throughout the season ... won a team-high 10 individual events ... won six vault titles: at Boise State (9.875), vs. Oregon State (9.850), at Arizona (9.850), vs. ASU (9.825), vs. SJSU/CMU (9.925) and at Cal (9.800) ... won the floor twice, vs. ASU (9.850) and at Cal (9.875) ... won the bars vs. LSU/SPU with a 9.875 ... won the all-around at Boise State with a 38.950 ... tied for the team-best score on vault during the season with a career-high 9.925 vs. CMU/SJSU on March 9 ... had a season-best 9.875 on bars in her victory ... posted a career-best 9.750 on beam at Stanford on Jan. 22 and a 39.175 in the all-around at that meet ... her 9.875 on floor at Cal was also a career-best and tied for a team-best for the season ... competed in three events at the Pac-12 Championships ... earned Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 Academic ... the top Husky finisher on floor at Regionals placing sixth ... named an event specialist at the team banquet ... also named Top Dawg.
2011 (Sophomore):Second-Team All-Pac-10 Academic ... competed in the all-around once at the Pac-10 Showcase at UCLA to open the season on Jan. 9 scoring a 38.250 ... competed on vault and bars in all 12 meets, beam in two meets and floor in eight ... led the team on vault twice and floor once ... was the Husky leader on the vault tying for third at the Quad Meet on Jan. 15 with a score of 9.800 ... competed on beam for the first time in her career at the Quad Meet on Jan. 15 ... tied for third on the bars vs. Cal on Jan. 21, scoring a 9.775 ... placed second on the vault at SPU on Feb. 4 with a 9.800 ... vaulted a 9.850 four times on the season, her first time at Utah on Feb. 11 to tie for third ... led the team on the floor with a 9.825 at ASU on Feb. 18 ... tied for third on the vault vs. Michigan State on March 4 with a 9.850, tied for third on the bars with a 9.775 and posted a season-high 9.825 on floor ... placed second on vault with a 9.850 vs. Air Force/SPU on March 11 and tied for third on floor with a 9.775 ... tied her season-high on bars with a 9.825 at the NCAA Regionals on April 2.
2010 (Freshman): Debuted in the season opener against No. 15 Nebraska scoring a strong 9.700 on the vault and the floor on Jan. 8 ... set a new career-high with a 9.800 on the vault against UCLA Jan. 19 ... finished second on vault with a career-high 9.875 on Feb. 13 against No. 25 Arizona State (also recorded as the individual season high on the vault) ... tied for the win on the bars against No. 21 Arizona scoring a 9.850 on March 5 ... competed in her first all-around of the year, finishing third with 38.500 on March 12 against Oklahoma ... won her first career all-around title against SPU on March 19 with a 39.075 ... recorded a 9.775 on vault and a 9.750 on floor to go along with a 9.625 on bars at the Pac-10 Championships ... set a career-high at the Regional Championships scoring a 9.850 to tie for 11th on the floor, and tied for 12th on the vault scoring a 9.850.
Born in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., to Sally and Richard Rogers ... has an older sister, Sarah ... coached by Lori Dexter at Northeast Gymnastics in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., for 15 years ... helped club finish second at J.O Nationals in 2006 and third in 2008 ... individually, placed first on the vault in both 2008 and 2009 ... highest all-around finish came in 2008 when she placed fifth.
Coach Joanne Bowers on Lauren
"She is also a senior captain who is majoring in business. She had ankle surgery over the summer and has stayed in great shape. She has slowly been getting back into everything as she is able. She is working on all four events and should be ready for the season. She is a solid all-arounder and could anchor us maybe three events for us."
|9.925 vs. CMU/SJSU (March 9, 2012)
|9.875 vs. LSU/SPU (Feb. 17, 2012)
|9.750 at Stanford (Jan. 22, 2012)
|Floor Exercise
|9.875 at Cal (March 18, 2012)
|All Around
|39.175 at Stanford (Jan. 22, 2012)
Getting to Know Lauren
Favorite color: Purple
"If I were an animal, I would be..." A dolphin
Biggest celebrity crush: Tom Cruise (in his younger years)
Favorite movie: Mean Girls
Dream vacation destination: Greece
Zodiac sign and corresponding trait: Virgo; I am independent
Favorite hang out in Seattle: Any of the beaches by the lake
Favorite song: "Angel" by Akon
"If I could be awesome at any other sport, it would be..." Volleyball
Favorite season: Fall
"A random fact about me is..." I read magazines from back to front
"If I could be a guest star on a TV show, it would be..." E-News
Favorite thing to do in your spare time: Besides nap? Shop or go to the beach
Guilty pleasure: Watching "Say Yes to the Dress"
Music that gets you pumped up to compete: Jock Jams


text:
Happy Groundhog Day! The scene on Sunday, February 2, 2014 at Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, was predicted to be cold, overcast and rainy, so many did not expect Phil to see his shadow on Groundhog Day 2014. However, the official news is Punxsutawney Phil DID indeed see his shadow on Groundhog Day 2014. According to the Washington Post at 7:25 a.m. on Feb. 2, 2014,
"At 7:25 a.m.Sunday, a raw, cloudy morning, Groundhog Phil saw his shadow in the small town of Punxsutawney, Pa. The appearance of Phil's shadow means winter will extend well into March according to folklore. Had Phil seen his shadow, it would have meant spring is around the corner."
According to Groundhog.org, "The Prognosticator of Prognosticators, Punxsutawney Phil, did see his shadow." A Tweet from @Visit PA was, "Shadow! Punxsutawney Phil predicts six more weeks of winter!"
Punxsutawney Phil Says Six More Weeks of Winter
According to PennLive.com on Feb. 2, today's crowd could be a record, with Groundhog Day organizers expecting about 35,000 people to crowd into the area. "Phil surveyed his surroundings and saw his shadow, so six more weeks of winter it will be!" claims Groundhog.org. If Punxsutawney Phil lived in the Providence, Rhode Island area, the groundhog MAY have seen his shadow, as the Groundhog Day weather forecast was predicted to be scattered clouds.
This winter has been a cold one and hard on most of the nation. Most of the country is hoping it's cloudy and that Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow today. However, there is some hope ... Punxsutawney Phil's prediction could be wrong, and that would mean an early spring, right? One can only hope!
Related Groundhog Day Articles and More!
Free Groundhog Day coloring pages, printables, worksheets, kids crafts
Groundhog Day quotes: Watch Bill Murray's movie Feb. 2 with Punxsutawney Phil
Groundhog Day 2013 Results: Punxsutawney Phil did not see shadow, early spring?
2012 Groundhog Day Results: Phil sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter
Groundhog Day 2011 Results: Did Punxsutawney Phil see his shadow on Feb. 2?
Funny Valentine's Day quotes, sayings, silly jokes and limericks for love
Happy Valentine's Day quotes: Romantic poems, religious, and sentimental sayings
Free Super Bowl coloring pages, printables, crafts, Super Bowl 2011 activities
Sources: Groundhog.org; National Weather Service; Washington Post
Photo: Punxsutawney Phil Sees His Shadow, Six More Weeks of Winter by Getty Images


text:
You live as if you don't know the meaning of the word "conventional." You do your own thing, so it was only fitting that you asked for your candle to be in a bowl of snow cream instead of cake today.
With fashion as your obsession, you declared tonight's dinner to be a ball, and you wore a gown.
Of course.
As Robbie put on his Power Ranger get-up, you were giddy.
"Robbie, will you protect us?"
After he said yes, you smiled and declared, "That's my boy."
And he is.
Robbie might protect you, but you would fight for any of your five siblings. Without reservation. Without hesitation. Without consideration to the reality that only one of the five shares your genetic makeup.
You, my love, are already so much more than I could have imagined on that cold day seven years ago when you entered the world. Your compassion, your spunk, your exuberance... you changed our world then.
And you've been changing the world ever since.
I love you, big girl o' mine.


text:
Re: DN Your Resources in Christ 9/3/2006
- From: "Bill M" <wmech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2006 11:25:27 -0400
Just more Bible nonsense!
"Peter G. Chase" <pchase1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
September 3
Your Resources in Christ
"Be strong in the Lord, and in the strength of His might. Put on
the full armor of God, that you may be able to stand firm
against the schemes of the devil" (Eph. 6:10-11).
In Christ you have every resource necessary for spiritual victory.
Satan opposes God and wants to prevent believers from glorifying Him.
One way he does that is by convincing them that he is either so
formidable they could never defeat him, or so weak they can fight him
on their own strength.
Second Corinthians 10:4 says, "The weapons of our warfare are not of
the flesh, but divinely powerful for the destruction of fortresses."
Human resources alone can never defeat a spiritual enemy, but divine
resources can. That's why it's crucial to understand the resources
you have in Christ that insure spiritual victory.
In Ephesians 1:3 Paul says you have received all the blessings of
heaven through Christ. That includes being forgiven and redeemed (vv.
6-7), and receiving knowledge, understanding, and wisdom (vv. 17-18).
Within you resides the Holy Spirit (v. 13), who strengthens you and
accomplishes more than you can ask or think (3:16, 20).
Believers represent the awesome power of God in this world--the same
power that raised Christ from the dead, seated Him at the right hand
of the Father, and subjected all things under His feet (Eph.
1:19-22). He is the Sovereign Lord against whom no one can
successfully stand. That's why Paul exhorted us to "be strong in Him,
and in the strength of His might" (Eph. 6:10). We find this strength
by putting on the armor He has supplied: truth, righteousness, peace,
faith, salvation, the Word, and prayer. Then, no matter what
direction the enemy approaches from, or how subtle his attacks may
be, we'll be able to stand firm.
Satan's attacks are complex and subtle. His ways of working in this
world are cunning and deceitful. Since it's impossible to analyze and
anticipate his every offense, focus on strengthening your defenses by
understanding your spiritual resources and using them each day.
Suggestions for Prayer:
Ask God to increase your understanding of spiritual warfare.
Seek wisdom in applying your resources in the most effective
ways. When you face spiritual battles, confide in a Christian
friend who will pray with you and encourage you.
For Further Study:
According to Matthew 4:1-11, how did Jesus deal with Satan's attacks?
Drawing Near, Copyright 1993 John F. MacArthur, Jr.
All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Ephesians 1:19-22
19 and what is the exceeding greatness of His power toward us who
believe, according to the working of His mighty power
20 which He worked in Christ when He raised Him from the dead and
seated Him at His right hand in the heavenly places,
21 far above all principality and power and might and dominion, and
every name that is named, not only in this age but also in that which
is to come.
22 And He put all things under His feet, and gave Him to be head
over all things to the church
Matthew 4:1-11
4:1 Then Jesus was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness to be
tempted by the devil.
2 And when He had fasted forty days and forty nights, afterward He
was hungry.
3 Now when the tempter came to Him, he said, "If You are the Son of
God, command that these stones become bread."
4 But He answered and said, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by
bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.'"
5 Then the devil took Him up into the holy city, set Him on the
pinnacle of the temple,
6 and said to Him, "If You are the Son of God, throw Yourself down.
For it is written: 'He shall give His angels charge over you,' and,
'In their hands they shall bear you up, Lest you dash your foot
against a stone.'"
7 Jesus said to him, "It is written again, 'You shall not tempt the
LORD your God.'"
8 Again, the devil took Him up on an exceedingly high mountain, and
showed Him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory.
9 And he said to Him, "All these things I will give You if You will
fall down and worship me."
10 Then Jesus said to him, "Away with you, Satan! For it is written,
'You shall worship the LORD your God, and Him only you shall serve.'"
11 Then the devil left Him, and behold, angels came and ministered
to Him.
These devotions are posted with permission from John MacArthur's
first (1993) devotional work, _Drawing Near_, and they are also sent
out daily for free to several folks via e-mail.
In addition, John's second (1997) devotional, _Strength for Today_,
is also available free via e-mail only. _Strength for Today_ follows
the same format as what you have seen here from _Drawing Near_, but
with different monthly themes.
If you would like to receive daily devotions via e-mail from either
of these series, just let me know (via e-mail), and I will gladly add
you to the list(s) of your choice.
You can hear John MacArthur daily via the Internet by visiting:
You may email John MacArthur in care of Grace to You at:
NOTE for those of you reading via newsgroups: If you wish to reach
me, please contact me via e-mail for quickest results.
In Christ,
Peter G. Chase :: Columbus, Ohio, USA
STOP! Who do you think Jesus is?
To forgive is to set a prisoner free, and to discover that the prisoner
was you. -Alistair Begg
- References:
- DN Your Resources in Christ 9/3/2006
- From: Peter G . Chase
- DN Your Resources in Christ 9/3/2006
- Prev by Date: Re: Reincarnation in the Bible?
- Next by Date: Re: Democrats Descend Further into Madness, Left Rolls Out
- Previous by thread: DN Your Resources in Christ 9/3/2006
- Next by thread: Facing hard choices
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages


text:
FTSE index surges up as US says it will keep pumping money into
FTSE 100 up by more than 40 points, led by mining stocks as Fed head Ben Bernanke says he's committed to monetary stimulus
FTSE 100 up by more than 40 points, led by mining stocks as Fed head Ben Bernanke says he's committed to monetary stimulus
Cornish pasties, the packed lunches that came into their own as meals for tin and copper miners in the 17th century, can now only be made in Cornwall.
Pollution from the copper mine chosen to produce metal for the medals awarded at the 2012 London Olympics is responsible for up to 200 premature deaths each year, campaigners have claimed.
The FTSE 100 is awash with copper miners. Investors have their pick of the big diversified groups or more focused players such as Antofagasta and Kazakhmys, both of whose shares tend to move in tandem with the copper price.
There was really only one game in town yesterday, as a surge in London's miners dominated the FTSE 100. Seven of the top 10 risers were in mining, as commodity prices stormed higher.
Singing the national anthem in a full-throated chorus, 33 miners trapped deep underground thanked their rescuers and settled in for a long wait until a tunnel wide enough to pull them out can be carved through half a mile of solid rock.
Engineers reinforced a lifeline today to 33 miners entombed deep inside a Chilean gold and copper mine, preparing to keep them supplied with food, water, medicine and communications during the four months it may take to carve a tunnel wide enough to pull them out.
Imagine it: a room full of suits in London's austere and business-like Institute of Civil Engineers, engaged in a passionate debate about religion. That was the scene on Wednesday at the annual general meeting of the London-based and LSE-listed mining company Vedanta, which has been trying for years to get permission to mine bauxite on Nyamgiri, a mountain in the east Indian state of Orissa.
A 3,000 year old Bronze Age trading vessel – the oldest shipwreck ever found in British waters – has been located off the coast of Devon in South West England.
Iron, bronze, copper and aluminium are providing rich pickings for thieves – as soaring global commodity prices fuel a crime epidemic across Britain. Cahal Milmo investigates
Anyone who has seen one of Lisa Whatmough's striking creations will not be surprised that she has a fine-arts background and trained as a sculptor. But the grittiness of contemporary art didn't fit with her desire to create beautiful, desirable objects for people to live with. "Creative design is hard in the art world, because it's not seen as particularly worthy," she explains.
Rob Johnston argued that organic foods are not as good as supporters claim. His article sparked heated debate. Now Peter Melchett of the Soil Association puts the case for their defence


text:
"You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in Heaven" Matthew 5:14-16
Today marks the second week of March, the first Sunday of Lent, and 11 days until Spring. That last one seems to be what many appear to be focusing on more than anything else right now.
I don't believe I need to go far to find someone who is sick of this cold, snowy winter that most of the Eastern USA has been experiencing so far.
Me, I am a summer girl at heart. I do enjoy the snow, but like many, I have concluded that enough is enough. Cold weather and a lack of sunny days can take a serious toll on many, and I've both seen, and heard of many, that have fallen into some serious funks this winter because of it.
A few weeks ago, after I returned home from church, I sat down and listened to an online sermon from a Lutheran pastor on The Lutheran Hour. During the sermon, Pastor Gregory Seltz, was discussing how rough this winter had been, and how badly humans needed sunlight.
He spoke of a town in Norway that from November to February, the sun would never rise more than just a slight peak over the horizon. It got so bad that the town had to install special mirrors in the town square, so for those moments when the sun peaked, the mirrors reflected the sun's rays and shined "a 6500-square foot ray of light directly into the town square" to give locals a chance to soak in some of the sunlight. He explained further that Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects many in the winter months, and how their moods and daily living will sometimes come to a screeching halt under this disorder during the cold months.
He went on to joke about a comment he had heard from someone who asked "why can't we go right from Christmas to Spring? Why do we need such a long stretch of cold weather?"
I thought about that and it brought me back to a question so many people, usually non-Christians, ask me: "why do people suffer?" To which, of course, there's no easy answer, but we are all sinners. We live in a sinful world.
If God were to take away our suffering on Earth, would there even be a need for Heaven? No. Suffering is not something that God creates, but it IS something that makes us stronger, and is also something that we need.
Let's switch the topic slightly, for a second, and talk about novels. How would you feel if you picked up a book, started reading it, and realized when you finished that there was no conflict. No drama, no struggles, no life-changing discoveries that resulted because of trials; nothing. As a writer, that would make me automatically make me give that book a failing grade. You would be so bored reading that. Conflict makes stories interesting, exciting, and makes people want to read on.
The same goes with suffering in real life. Our world would be so boring, dull, and unmotivated if we did not have conflict. We would not learn from our mistakes, we would not bother achieving goals, or rise up from a national tragedy. Struggling brings out the best in us. It shows our strength, and makes us believe we can accomplish great things when we overcome those struggles. The greatest reward for our struggles as Christians, comes from when we struggle and refuse to give in to losing our faith to a sinful world. Heaven is our greatest reward, and if we didn't struggle to get there, Heaven would mean nothing to us.
I realized that same principle applies to the weather. I can't say how many times I caught myself telling customers at my job "only a few months until spring." Or "spring will be here in just a few short weeks." But having short winters would not make us appreciate the warmer months.
Having a long-drawn out cold, snowy winter is exhausting, it's depressing, and you know it's bad when even the kids are sick of the snow by early February.
We are struggling through the winter knowing that eventually, we will feel the warmth of the sunlight rather than the snow under our feet. It feels like it's taking forever, but we know it won't last forever and things will get better. Soon the color green will return to the areas, the snow will melt away, birds will be singing, and beautiful spring flowers will begin popping up everywhere. Those who are suffering through the winter blues, will slowly see their bodies and moods return to normal when they can walk outside without a jacket, or open a window to breathe in the fresh, warm air.
Things will get better, and the winter struggles will make us appreciate the warmth so much more the longer we struggle.
Around here, we are a living novel called "Upper Eastern USA 2014," and we are enduring the heavily conflict portion of the story. It's heavy, it's rough, but like most novels, conflict always leads to resolutions, change, and better days.
As such, we must keep all of this in remembrance even as we enter into the final weeks of winter. All human beings need sunlight to survive, but we also need the light that is brought to us in the form of the Holy Spirit, found only through our Lord Jesus Christ. As Christians, we are the ones who are carrying the lit torch. We are called to be a shining example to others, to love one another, and in that sense, we need to show others that we struggle just like the next person.
If you out there are struggling in any way, no matter how major or minor, remember: it does get better. You will get stronger and you will be able to overcome the obstacles in front of you. The saying goes "God will never give you something that you cannot handle." So take heart knowing that if you are dealing with something challenging, someone out there believes you can beat it.
Today is also known as, Daylight Saving Time, in North America. A day when most of us lose an hour of sleep when we turn our clocks ahead one hour, but also a day that we get to enjoy the sunlight for a longer period of time before it sets over the horizon.
When the sun does set at the end of the day, remember that it will rise again.
May the light of the Holy Spirit, however, never fade over your horizon. Keep that fire burning, even through the toughest of times, and remember, God is with you, always and forever.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Winchester and Franklin County in Tennessee. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Winchester, TN today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Winchester:
Skydiving Winchester, Skydiving in Winchester, Sky Diving Winchester, Skydive Winchester TN, Skydiving 37398, Winchester Skydiving, Skydiving Winchester Tennessee, Skydiving near Winchester, Skydiving in Winchester Tennessee, Winchester Sky Diving, Skydive 37398, Skydiving Winchester TN, Skydive Winchester, Skydiving Franklin County, Skydive in 37398, Skydiving TN, Sky Diving Winchester TN, Winchester, Tennessee
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
- Hide menu
This Touchdown Spicy Cheese Dip is amazing! The nutritional yeast is the key ingredient here to give it that cheesy flavor. So my recommendation is to get a really good quality nutritional yeast.
I prefer Red Star brand. I have tried several other brands and the flavor just doesn't measure up. Nutritional yeast is rich in vitamins, especially the B-complex vitamins.
I made this "cheese" sauce today and my husband was moaning with each bite. I then took it to the store to test it out on the employees and they too really loved it. This is a keeper!!
If you don't care for heat in your foods, you can easily omit the crushed dried pepper and it will still taste amazing. This sauce pairs wonderfully with flax crackers, corn chips, veggies, on top of zucchini noodles, nachos, as a base to making kale chips, goodness, I could go on and on.
I call this Touchdown Spicy Cheese Dip because it reminds me of the perfect cheese dip to serve during the Superbowl and the other 364 days in between.
How long will the dip keep?
Can xanthan gum be used instead of Irish moss?
Where does the recipe call for Irish moss?
Thank you!
Hello again,
Matter of fact I love your blog.. It is possible to use tofu instead of one cup raw cashews for touchdown spicy cheese dip?
I saw a recipe once using butternut squash as a base for a cheese dip but the butternut squash with baked I think butternut squash would be a good replacement for tofu if one was eating this recipe cooked
I just had to say how spectacular your site is! My goodness! I'm raving about it to my husband! =D I've been eating completely raw for the month of February. I was searching for some fresh and delicious ideas when I came across your beautiful site. Thank yo so much for sharing such remarkable recipes and information!
Hello Amie-Sue! thank you SO much for all of your delicious recipes… absolutely LOVE :) this spicy cheese dip – quite simply, incredibly delicious!! I made this exactly per your recipe and it turned out *purrrfect*.
Just FYI, I served it on my "Almost Raw Tacos": Canned Trader Joe's non-fat refried beans (had these hanging around for emergency provisions, but normally I make my own from scratch – great in a pinch when inspiration hits!); a lettuce/greens mix of romaine, kale, and arugula; folded within a corn tortilla brushed with olive oil and gently warmed in the oven until nicely pliable (I used Trader Joe's Corn Tortillas as they are white corn and do not have any additives). Then I added slices of avocado, some sliced black olives, and my own fresh/raw salsa. THEN, to top it all off: your awesome spicy cheese dip & voila! a quick and scrumptious meal!
I had this dip at a branding meeting yesterday for Mrs. Green's World. It blew me away. So spicy and wonderful. I've been struggling with fun, healthy snack items to compliment my nutritarian diet. This was absolutely perfect! And the crackers were AMAZING
I had this dip yesterday at a branding meeting for Mrs. Green's World. It was absolutely fantastic! Great compliment to my sometimes uneventful nutritarian diet. Thanks, Amie Sue! And the crackers were divine!
Oh my… wow! This recipe is to die for!! Thanks!! :-)
I have made that several times and for Super Bowl. It is yummy!
This sounds soooo yummy! My husband can't wait to try it! And we like your site sooo much. It's awsome! May God bless you :) Many greetings from Croatia (see: Adriatic sea, Europe)!
This was indeed a delicious cheese sauce! I agree with many of the comments above. Your website and recipes are just a cut above the rest. Its so obvious how much time you put into this! Blessings.
[…] Raw Touchdown Spicy Cheese Dip with Crudité […]
Hi, i was wondering if the soaked cashews (and flour) and almonds could be substituted in all of your recipes. I cant use nuts or seeds. Thanks :)


text:
Petrodex Dental Rise contains Chlorhexidine Gluconate, which coats the teeth and helps reduce the accumulation of plaque and tartar. Zinc is also included to help enhance anti-plaque activity of Chlorhexidine. It works for up to 24 hours following application. It penetrates the deeper layers of the oral cavity, reducing bad breath by inhibiting sulfur compounds. Plus, it provides soothing, temporary relief of minor gum irritation and is safe for your pet to swallow.
Active ingredient: 0.12% Chlorhexidine Gluconate
Inactive ingredients: Glycerin, purified water, sorbitol, flavor, methyl paraben, zinc gluconate, blue #1.
Instructions: Gently elevate the upper lip to expose teeth and gums. Spray liberally on each side of the mouth, coating teeth and gums well. Apply daily.


text:
Free Email Updates
Recent Contributors
Drew Meyers is a travel addict and founder of Horizon. Social entrepreneurship & microfinance advocate.
Currently a Master of Public Administration (MPA) student at Bowling Green State. University in Bowling Green, Ohio, USA. Specializing in International Development with focus on sub-Saharan Africa.
I work in Advertising Operations at Zillow, but LOVE microfinance. I'm always interested in startups, especially non-profits, reach out to me if you're working on anything cool!
Hi, I'm a microfinance blogger who is generally interested in the field of microfinance from a theoretical and practical point of view.
Right now, we are fundraising to buy a van for our tours to cut down on expenses. Please check out our campaign!
Recent Comments
"Banking on Change†Award Winning Video on Microfinanc
Published By Drew Meyers on February 23, 2010
Banking On Change from Pilgrim Films on Vimeo.


text:
Dr. Fuhrman's Fab Five
From Dr. Fuhrman's book Disease Proof Your Child.
Berries: Add berries to morning cereals. Make dessert sorbets from frozen berries. My kids love frozen strawberries blended with an orange or orange juice. We usually add a slice of dried pineapple and use our Vita-Mix to make a smooth and delicious strawberry sorbet.
Greens: Make steamed greens with a cashew butter cream sauce. Kids love it. We blend raw cashews and a few dried onion flakes with some soy milk and make a great sauce for chopped kale or broccoli.
Seeds: Seeds are super nutritious wonder foods. Try sprinkling some lightly toasted unhulled sesame seeds and sunflower seeds on salads and vegetables. We like to grind some into a powder and use it like salt on food.
Beans: Beans are fiber and nutrient packed. They give soups that chewy goodness and long-lasting satiety. Add a mixture of split peas, lentils, and adzuki beans to soups and simmer over low heat for about three hours.
Tomatoes: Tomatoes are a wonderful food in their own class. Whether you consider them a fruit or vegetable, it matters not. Slice them into pita pocket sandwiches. Mash some almond butter with a fork into some tomato sauce to add to the vegetable-tomato-sprout avocado pita pocket. What a great school lunch.
Here are some fab-five-ulous recipes:
Mild Bean Chutney
1 cup diced tomatoes
1 cup shredded cabbage
1 cup shredded carrots
1 cup diced green peppers
˝ lemon
˝ cup diced red onions
1 cup frozen corn, defrosted
1 cup chickpeas
1 cup frozen green peas, defrosted
1 teaspoon cumin
1 tablespoon wine vinegar or raisin vinegar
1 teaspoon Mrs. Dash
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 cup red kidney beans
1 cup black beans
Add the tomatoes to a small covered pot and steam the shredded cabbage, carrots, and green peppers for only 5 minutes on the lowest flame possible in the pot. Stir in juice of ˝ lemon and the diced red onions, corn, peas, spices, and beans. Serve cold on top of shredded lettuce. Serves 4-6.
Red-Hot Hummus
1 cup canned (unsalted) chickpeas
3 tablespoons unhulled raw sesame seeds
2 tablespoons lemon juice
˝ red onion, chopped
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 pinch of chili powder to taste
Blend ingredients in blender or food processor until creamy. If necessary, add a small amount of water to assist in blending. Serve as dip or sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes, and sprouts. Serves 4.
Blueberry and Flax Yogurt
2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries
˝ cup regular soy milk
1 tablespoon ground flax seeds
3 medjool or 6 Deglet Noor dates
Blend until smooth. Chill and serve. Great for school lunches too. Serves 1.


text:
Education.com awards you points for certain activities.asks:
This member has earned 24 points.
Click here to read about the
Education.com Gold Star leveling system
This member has earned 24 points.
Click here to read about the
Education.com Gold Star leveling system
How do I teach my son 9yrs old who's in special ed classes learn to catch up from the 1st grade learning and be ready for 3rd grade the end of August?
My 9yr old son has a learning disability and I don't know how to teach him.. I don't have the patience and he gets frustrated easy. he's at a 1st grade level going into the 3rd grade. Phonics and math are hard for him. What do I do? Tutors are too expensive...In Topics: Learning disabilities, Special education, Anxiety
> 60 days ago
Subscribing to a question lets you receive e-mails when there are updates. Click here to subscribe and adjust the e-mail frequency.
You must sign up/sign in to report abuse.
Click on this flag and we will review this answer and remove it from the site if it violates our Terms of Service. Thanks for helping us keep Education.com high quality.
You are about to choose ${username}'s answer as the best answer.
*You can change the best answer in the future if you think that you received a better answer
You must sign up/sign in to report abuse.
You must sign up/lsign in to rate an answer.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Golden and Adams County in Illinois. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Golden, IL today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Golden:
Skydiving Golden, Skydiving in Golden, Sky Diving Golden, Skydive Golden IL, Skydiving 62339, Golden Skydiving, Skydiving Golden Illinois, Skydiving near Golden, Skydiving in Golden Illinois, Golden Sky Diving, Skydive 62339, Skydiving Golden IL, Skydive Golden, Skydiving Adams County, Skydive in 62339, Skydiving IL, Sky Diving Golden IL, Golden, Illinois
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
Starting today August 5th, Oprah and Deepak Chopra are having another 21 day meditation challenge this time for love and relationships. Login here to register and start today.
"Fall in love with yourself. Fall in love with life.
Join us on August 5 for a transformational three-week guided meditation journey into the heart of true love. Discover the wonder that exists within and then watch all of your relationships unfold effortlessly, easily, and miraculously.
In our interactive online program we invite you to meditate and journal with us each day to embrace your true essence, expand your understanding of divine relationship, and experience unparalleled connection with the world around you.
We encourage you to register now for our all-new 21-Day Meditation Challenge - Miraculous Relationships."
-Oprah and Deepak Chopra


text:
Need Health Info?
Find a Planned Parenthood Health Center and reproductive health information.
Visit PlannedParenthood.org
Connect Locally
Don't know the name of your affiliate?
Find out by picking your county:
Who We Are
Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte is the non-partisan political arm of Planned Parenthood Mar Monte. We advocate for legislation and hold elected officials accountable on issues such as comprehensive sexuality education and affordable access to family planning services and general health care.
Upcoming Events
Check out upcoming January Roe v. Wade events across California!
Follow our blog!
From "getting rid" of Planned Parenthood to questioning what constitutes "legitimate rape," politicians across the country have been saying some pretty trashy things.
Unfortunately, there are so many violent, offensive and utterly false comments made about women and reproductive health that it is hard to stay on top of them all.
This is where The Trash comes in.
|Paid for by We Vote - Nosotros Votamos PPAMM Committee (1605 The Alameda San Jose, CA 95126) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.


text:
I need my ID to rock
Find an ID with style and substance.
Browse our stainless steel IDsStainless Steel IDs
I need my ID to reflect me
Find an ID that looks as good as I feel.
Browse our gold medical IDsGold IDs
I need my ID to be there
Find an ID that you can always depend on.
Browse our classic medical IDsClassic IDs
I need my ID to keep up.
Find an ID that goes with you where you go.
Browse our active IDsActive IDs
Email Sign Up
Why An ID is Critical
Medical IDs are a simple and practical way to communicate important information to first responders in a medical emergency.Learn More
How to choose an ID
Questions to ask yourself while browsing: Where should I wear it; how durable is it; and how much space do I need for engraving?Learn More
Engraving Help
We've helped thousands of customers include the necessary information on their ID that medical professionals require.Learn More


text:
Join or Sign In
I am a beginning quilter -- progressing to intermediate level. These videos are so helpful and much better than toting a machine to classes at a quilt shop.
Showing 1 - 3 of 3 saved projects
Quilted Tote with ...
North Pole Project
Take Craftsy with you!
Craftsy Apps for iOS and Android. Read more »


text:
Possibly A Simple Mod: Helena
Basically I would like to move Helena, Bastila's mother, to right outside the Cantina on Tatooine.
I am requesting this because A, ever since I installed Tatooine Job Office, it looks like Helena will not spawn, but I like that mod so I won't uninstall it. And B, the Cantina always runs a bit laggy on my PC so it would be nice to have her placed right in front of the Cantina instead.
From my slight knowledge of modding, this shouldn't be a difficult thing to do so if someone knows exactly what to do you can just let me know so I can do my own damn work. :p
I don't know if it's that simple... Helena will spawn on a condition that is probably handled in the OnEnter script of the cantina... So you'll have to delete that part from the cantina and edit it into the OnEnter script of Anchorhead / find another way to spawn her.
Admittedly scripting her spawn point outside of the cantina will be fairly easy. But I don't know about the possibility to remove that part from the cantina (So she doesn't spawn twice ;)). You can try decompiling the OnEnter script of the cantina and removing her spawn part but I'm not sure if that works.
As it is she doesn't spawn in the Cantina at all because of the other mod. So, could I copy/paste the OnEnter script from the Cantina and place it in Anchorhead?
No, you'll have to take a closer look at the OnEnter script of the cantina (the original version) and copy the part of Helena's spawning conditions (etc.) into the OnEnter of Anchorhead or using a new script and a conversation to spawn her, or anything else... Just copying the OnEnter will messup the whole area...
What a minute, if you spawn her outside the Cantina, won't that also interfere with BOS:SR or RH's Jawa Shop (or the mod that makes them both compatible)?
@ LDR I could just edit the OnEnter script that came with BoS:SR right? I don't have RH'S Jawa Shop.
@ Fastmaniac Oh I wasn't going to do that don't worry. :p
Does anyone have any more advice for this modification I am going to attempt?
It really shouldn't be hard. Just do what fastmaniac said and you'll be fine. You will have to decompile the onenter script for the cantina and the one for the tatooine streets. Then take the segment of coding from the cantina and put it in the streets script. From there you may have to add a waypoint depending on how she is spawned. Your last step would be to finally compile the scripts and test it out. Since I have never used the decompile tools I have no idea how they work. But I think you should be able to get this done in 30 minutes to an hour.
Thats what I figured. Shouldn't take too long, thanks for the help y'all.
As of now I am just searching for the right files in my OverRide and using the KotOR Tool. Any idea which .nss or .ncs files I will need?
I can't tell you right off the bat what it is but you can easily find it. You will want to open up the .are file for whatever module you're working with and then scroll down to the OnEnter Script field. The name of the script you want is right there.
|All times are GMT -4. The time now is 11:47 PM.
Powered by vBulletin®
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
LFNetwork, LLC ©2002-2015 - All rights reserved.


text:
TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE; 14 April 1836; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18360414-TC-MAC-01; CL 8:333-334.
Chelsea, 14 April [1836]
My Dear Mother,
I marked in your Examiner yesterday that Jack was come, that there would be a Letter in 3 days: but now we hear of you in Dumfries, and as a Letter can find you instantly, no delay is to be made: Jack even will not hear of waiting "a minute for a frank," but will "pay it himself." He came, the day before yesterday, after being expected: a hackney Coach trundled up to the door just after dinner, with a Doctor and a great heap of luggage. He seems very glad; hearty, often-laughing; with a large broad face still, tho' the hair has a decided shade of gray. He speaks of being "detained at least a week or two." Read "a month or two" for all things are at sea yet with us; the man must claver [talk idly] immensely, and inquire and speculate before any result be arrived at. Lady Clare is going back to Italy, he thinks: but whether she will take a Doctor; or whether he will go, is completely uncertain. There let it hang uncertain.— Your Bank business will be done (on Wednesday first) exactly as the others were done: "Money from Doctor Carlyle for Margaret Carlyle" (never heeding the "Jones & Compy"); and James will put "right" on the Newspaper.— Poor Jean and he! I wish they could put "right" too about their little Boy. They will be full of anxiety, and nothing can be done to help. Some Doctor's advice should be taken, tho' I know not in the least whose; and know not much whether they can serve greatly. It rests with the Supreme Power, and we must keep hoping; you (that can strive) hoping & striving.
We were largely contented with your good Letter,1 and thankful for it. But do not say now that you cannot write! That excuse will never pass again.— Jane is pretty well, and very glad about the Doctor. I also am got round to my old condition; and have done a task this day again, after idling yesterday. I shall very soon be thro' the Second volume; then there is but one to do: and I mean to come and bury myself somewhere (say Dumfriesshire), in the profoundest rest, for three months after that. Courage! "Steady!" as the drill-serjeants say.— I have sent two Newspapers to Jenny, one yesterday with a mark for Jack on it: I had got one in return from her that very day with "Thanks; all well; write soon."— Our affection to all and every one (all are present to me, but there is no room for names).— Your affectionate,
T. Carlyle—


text:
Tazo Tea
Tazo, meaning "River of Life" or "Fresh", has breathed new life into tea. Tazo carries a very extensive and exotic variety of filter tea bags. Tazo purchases only premium quality tea and botanicals from around the world for its products. Tazo's mission is to intrigue you with their distinctive taste and masterful blends, and we believe they will!
Filter bags are the perfect convenience for travel and for the office. They pack up easy and can go anywhere, but when you are at home, may we suggest you take time for teatime...
Our selection of loose-leaf teas, also called Tisanes, will offer you a fresher tasting tea that you will also find to be more economical! All of our Tisanes contain rosehips that are vital for anti aging and well-being and Hibiscus which give the added benefit of naturally occurring vitamin C. Simply fill the tea ball infuser with the loose leaf tea, pour boiling water and let steep! It'll be ready in no time! It is easy, great tasting hot or cold, and it's good for you!
Whichever you choose, the modern convenience of Tazo filter bags or the more traditional time honored tradition of fruit flavored Tisane, or maybe even customer service to answer more of your questions...CoffeeAM wants to be a part of your next tea time.


text:
Skydiving.com now has a network skydiving location serving Redgranite and Waushara County in Wisconsin. Call Skydiving.com at 1-800-617-7948 for details, free information and specials on skydiving in Redgranite, WI today!
Popular Tags for Skydiving Redgranite:
Skydiving Redgranite, Skydiving in Redgranite, Sky Diving Redgranite, Skydive Redgranite WI, Skydiving 54970, Redgranite Skydiving, Skydiving Redgranite Wisconsin, Skydiving near Redgranite, Skydiving in Redgranite Wisconsin, Redgranite Sky Diving, Skydive 54970, Skydiving Redgranite WI, Skydive Redgranite, Skydiving Waushara County, Skydive in 54970, Skydiving WI, Sky Diving Redgranite WI, Redgranite, Wisconsin
Sign up for our newsletter and receive updatesand specials on skydiving across America!


text:
First Time Over the Falls - NACADA Regional 2010
By Veronica Rahim
Upon crossing the border into Canada from Buffalo, NY, I received a warm welcome as the American, Canadian, and UK flags waved an emphatic, "Hello!" This was a trip of many firsts for me, which stirred a variety of emotions: nervousness, excitement, and anticipation! My imagination tells me this feeling is equivalent to anyone who was going over the Falls in a barrel – okay, this may be a stretch, but indulge me! For the first time, I was entering another country and presenting at a Regional NACADA Conference, all by myself. I know this makes me sound like a 2-year old in a Pull-Ups commercial, but I can relate to the feeling of pride and independence that is associated with that experience. I felt that same thrill when I received the $200 grant from PACADA to supplement this trip and a month later, read that my presentation proposal was accepted, which marked two more firsts!
Arriving at the conference location, I was informed of the history of the Crown Plaza Hotel, built in the 1920s, which had been graced by both royalty and cinematic celebrity and now. . . the NACADA Region 5 assembly! The theme of the conference: Crossing Borders, Sharing Knowledge was very fitting for the location and the purpose behind the gathering. Therefore, it was my desire to keep this theme in mind when preparing a presentation and interacting with a wide variety of cross-curriculum and cross-cultural colleagues.
On the first full day of the conference the keynote speaker highlighted the significance of borders: "to keep people out, to draw lines of separation, and to set standards." He focused on the critical need and desire to cross borders. Therefore, I found myself on a dual journey to volunteer and network as well as represent Purdue enthusiastically and proactively, as I was surprised to note that I was the only professional from the West Lafayette campus. This was not a matter to be taken lightly, but an international affair to be taken seriously and enjoyed thoroughly.
The following sessions piqued my interest: Vicky Thomas' Appreciative Advising and Appreciative Inquiry - University of Wisconsin-Stout; Michelle Ellis' Share Your Brain: Promoting Collaboration Among Advising Professionals- National Louis University; and Kim Klexton and Kenya Swanson's Put Your Oxygen Mask on First, So You Can Better Help Others– Wayne State University. I ended the conference on a high note as one of the final presenters! The conference theme was acknowledged in my talk, entitled: Crossing Comfort Zones: Networking for the Social Butterfly, the Hermit, and Everyone in Between. Attendance boasted a whopping 8 participants, who were lively, contributory, and most important. . . awake! Evaluations were very generous and feedback ranged from 4.6 to 5 on a scale of 5.
Upon completion of my formal conference experience, I was able to reward myself by taking in the beauty and majesty of Niagara Falls, up close and personal, on the Maid of the Mist. The mist was as saturating as my passion for advising, the sound was as deafening as my heartbeat while presenting, and the sight was as awe-inspiring as the light we see come on in the eyes of the students we serve. While the same flags that greeted me waved goodbye with a little less enthusiasm, my perspective on advising techniques, exposure to another country, and connection to more colleagues had broadened. These aspects of professional growth are critical to any advisor, especially one who is fairly new to the field. Therefore, as the aforementioned statement fits me like Cinderella's slipper, I am grateful for the experience and welcome many more that will continue to shape me as a Career Counselor and beyond!
Veronica Rahim is a Career Services Consultant in the Center for Career Opportunities (CCO) at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, where she has served for almost 2 years.