text:
Meet hot gay men at matchmakers' Gautier personals. Our site has thousands of queer men, gay, bisexual, transgender and transsexual Gautier gay personals area. Same sex relationships and looking for men seeking Gautier men then create a free profile today, it's easy!
GautierJoin Now Free!
Gautier | Gautier Girls | Gautier Men | Gautier Lesbians
Black Singles | Asian Singles | Latin Dating
Matchmaker is a free Gautier gay personals site for your local area. We have the hottest attractive and available Gautier gay men on the Internet from cute bad boys to sexy older gay men; our site has it all! If you are a single gay man in Gautier and are looking for gay friendship, casual encounters or a serious relationship, create your free profile today!


text:
Press kits for writersBy Jen Leo | Permalink | 1 comment | August 23rd, 2002 | Trackback
Because of my background in PR, I tend to think that everything needs a press kit. In fact, I have to censor myself from meeting people for the first time and saying, "Hey, you know that birthday party of yours could be so much better if you sent a press kit to your grandma, the cake man, and the band. People ought to know about your party!"
But now I have proof from the outside world that press kits are a good thing for writers. Writers that want to teach anyway. I was inquiring with a writers conference on how editors can apply for a faculty position in their program, and the reply was that they wanted to see a press kit. The editor I had in mind to pitch doesn't have one, but they're not that hard to make.
Here's what's in mine:
1. Resume
2. Clips (3 from books, 1 online, 1 newspaper)
3. Post cards of book covers with my name on them
4. Written Road blog samples
5. Praise–testimonials from editors, authors, and people I've worked with
(what I still need to add before sending it out)
6. Bio with headshot
7. Business card
If you're sending out your press kit because you want to teach, have a listing of workshops and conferences you've already taught, the classes you lectured on, a list and description of classes you are able to speak on, and a cover letter of why you think you'd be a good fit for the workshop that you're applying for.
Presentation is key. Nothing to frilly or cheap. Don't put your resume on pink perfumed paper either, even if you think it might make you stand out. I use laminated two pocket folders with biz card slots.
If you have a professionally produced headshot, that is important for sending out to media or employment. If accepted, they like to scan it in and use it for their pieces that they're running whether it's an online newsletter, newspaper article, or workshop brochure.
If you or your publicist is promoting you for TV or radio and you have already been interviewed or produced a show in this format, include a copy of the tape in your pitch. This will improve your chances of getting selected because they will be able to see how well you do on the air. Of course, if the show went south, you might be better off leaving it out.
I have done many "publicity" shows for the music school I once attended and olny once was I approached by a kid who had seen me. His excact word were: " Mom, isnt't that the girl we saw on tv Saturday?" amd in reture his mother said, "No sweety, she lives in the projects". YES, I do live in the projects, but one woul be surprised at what I have accomplished over the years.
No more commentsUnfortunately commenting has been removed on this blog due to spam.
Support Written Road
Travel Resources
- RTW Trip Planner
- Budget Hotels
- Cheap Tickets
- Travel Insurance Quotes
- Adventure Trips
- Volunteer Abroad
- Airfare Deals
- Eurail
More Written Road
Monthly Archives
BootsnAll Logues

subset: commoncrawl


text:
This one day symposium will explore how Surrealism, despite Breton's intolerance, attracted a formidable array of queer artists and writers, photographers, and filmmakers. These 'other' Surrealists were crucial to Surrealism's reception outside of France. They also laid the groundwork for creative negotiations of the body, gender, and sexuality by more recent generations of artists.
For more information see www.surrealismcentre.ac.uk
For further details and registration e-mail email@example.com
10.30 – 11.00 Registration, Tea & Coffee
11.00 – 12.00 Session One
Rachael Grew, The University of Glasgow
'Androgyny and Parthenogenesis in Surrealism'
Esra Plumer, The University of Nottingham
'Mastery over Madness: Reading Zürn's Performance through Bellmer's Photography'
12.00 – 2.00 Lunch (provided for speakers)
Opportunity to visit the exhibition "Subversive Spaces"
2.00 – 3.00 Session Two
Laila Pedro, The City University of New York
'"Lŕ oů le sens s'effondre": René Crevel regards another'
Michael Eades, The University of Nottingham
'Haunting Streets, Hunting Texts: Sex and the City in Breton, Bataille, and Acker'
3.00 – 3.30 Tea & Coffee
3.30 – 4.30 Session Three
Majella Munro, The University of Essex
'Surrealism, Psychoanalysis and Japan'
Darren Thomas, Queen Mary University of London
'Transforming gender and gender transformations in Cornell's Rose Hobart'
4.30 – 5.00 Plenary Lecture
Prof. David Lomas, The University of Manchester
5.00 – 6.00 Concluding Discussion


text:
It is not every day that you get to represent your country in an international tournament. To be chosen for the World University Games you need to be a great hockey player but you also need to be the type of person that can take on that responsibility and be an ambassador of the sport for your country.
If you are a goaltender you have an even greater challenge. Much of the weight is on your shoulders and there is lots of pressure on you. Minot State goalie and ACHA National Champion Wyatt Waselenchuk not only accepted that challenge but with his outstanding play he helped guide the team to their best result in tournament history.
Wyatt Waselenchuk is yet another example of an excellent player on the ice and a great person off the ice. Despite being very busy he is the next player who has taken time out of his schedule to answer a few questions for "Stack the Pads".
In this Q&A he tells us about his playing career so far, he fills us in on the design of his awesome USA themed goalie mask, and he tells us about his experience at the World University Games in Italy.
Stack the Pads- First off, can you tell the readers of " Stack the Pads" a bit about your playing career so far? Where have you played and for which teams?
Wyatt- My career throughout junior hockey, which led me to Minot State was a bit rocky at times. I was fortunate enough to play in a couple of the best junior A leagues in Canada. After a season of major midget AAA hockey outside the Vancouver area, I played a season of junior B in the PJHL, which is in the lower mainland of British Columbia. I then moved on and split a couple seasons between the BCHL and the SJHL before coming back to B.C. for the remainder of my 20 year old season. It was through playing in Saskatchewan that I came into contact with Minot State, which is where I am today.
Stack the Pads- For the World University Games who painted your mask and how much input did you have on the overall design and layout?
Wyatt- The World University Games mask was painted by David Leroux, out of Quebec. I gave David a good amount of information, and knew that I wanted to do a tribute to Jim Craig, as well as have the Minot State logo on the back. We went back and forth a bit about the other side and he suggested Uncle Sam, and I loved the idea. I had a few ideas... he made it come to life, so I can hardly take any credit. ***Editors note- Check out Leroux's amazing work on his website or follow him on Twitter.
Stack the Pads- Now that the tournament is over and the dust has settled, is there one moment or game that stands out as your favorite from this year's World University Games? Is it even possible to put into words what the experience was like?
Wyatt- I really can't. It was a whirlwind three weeks for myself, and I could not be more thankful of the ACHA and USA Hockey for sending this team to Italy. Beating the hometown Italians 5-0 in the quarterfinals, in front of their big crowd, and advancing further than any other U.S.A. team in that tournament would be right up there as far as memories go.
The other American athletes and families that drove a couple hours and took buses to come up for the game and cheer us on made it that much more special. The flags waving, and the cheering section that they brought was amazing to see, and created an incredible atmosphere for every one of us out on the ice that night.
Stack the Pads- Now you turn your attention back to the ACHA. What expectations do you have for the rest of the season both personally and as a team?
Wyatt- My expectations, and goals for this season are to win a national championship. That has been my goal ever since we were lucky enough to win it last season, and it continues to be the driving factor for our team each and every day. We have a very solid team once again, with great character, and I believe the right pieces to take another run at it again. We need to be ready to play each and every single night, as we have had that target on our backs all season long. I am excited to get back for the second half and could not be more excited and energized to take one more run at a title in my senior year.
Eventually USA was defeated by Russia in the bronze medal game but coach Scott Balboni and his team did an amazing job. Area college hockey fans should have extra interest in this tournament because the USA roster is made up of players from the ACHA. No members of LVC's ice hockey team were chosen this year but many players who have competed against LVC were. Penn State fans remember very well the ACHA era of their program and coach Scott Balboni was behind the bench guiding team USA along with PSU's Graham Pepperman acting as the equipment manager.
You can read more about both USA teams at the World University Games including information on Katie Vaughan (and highlighting players on the team who have played locally) in a previous entry on "Stack the Pads".
Thank you Wyatt for doing this excellent Q&A for StP. Good luck during the rest of your season.


text:
Citizenship and Migration
June 25–July 6, 2007
Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, Germany
Eamonn Callan, Professor of Education, Stanford University, CA
David Miller, Professor of Political Theory, University of Oxford, Nuffield College, England
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Postmarked by February 28, 2007.
Western Europe and the U.S.A. are in the midst of social changes triggered in part by new migration patterns that put established conceptions of national citizenship under unprecedented strain. Addressing these issues requires an interdisciplinary approach that engages philosophy, political science, law, sociology, history, education, and other relevant fields. Thus applications are welcome from scholars in a broad array of disciplines.
Each institute will accommodate twenty participants and will meet twice, once in the United States and once in Europe. Participants will present their research and collaborate on new projects at the seminars and between the two meetings. Participants will be expected to attend both meetings. The program will provide stipends and cover travel and lodging costs for both the American and European meetings.


text:
Begin Your Search
WineAccess Travel Log
Read stories from the world's greatest wine trails.
More About This Wine
Related Products
Additional Vintages
2009 Baker Lane Vineyards Syrah Estate Vineyard Sonoma Coast
Producer: Baker Lane Vineyards
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Syrah/Shiraz
Origin: California
Region: Sonoma
Appellation: Sonoma Coast
92 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - May/June 2011
Bright purple. Youthfully wound-up aromas of blackberry, mulberry and violet, plus a strong note of licorice. Deeply pitched dark fruit flavors are given an exotic character by notes of violet pastille and star anise. Supple and expansive on the firm, gripping, intensely spicy finish. This textbook syrah should age well.


text:
New York, NY—July 20, 2010 - Sonic Boom, a leading publisher of cross-platform interactive entertainment, today announced the worldwide release of Rhythm Zone? for the PC on Valve's leading digital download service, Steam. Rhythm Zone reinvents the music game genre introducing never-before-seen game play dynamics; featuring algorithmically created game data using a player's own music library plus stunning visuals linked to waveform analysis and player performance. This experience shifts the established music genre paradigm toward the gamer; allowing them to choose what they want to play.
"Now gamers can play their favorite music and go from the Beatles to Lady Gaga or from Michael Jackson to the Stones," said David Danon, CEO of Sonic Boom."When it's your music, it's so much more personal and gratifying to play. We allow anyone to "Game Your Music" and will be pushing this new evolution into Facebook and other large social communities of casual online players. Our platform and its engine allow us and our partners to use music and create gameplay on the fly versus through the current laborious studio processes."
The"Game Your Music" trailer highlights how easy it is to use your own music and showcases Rhythm Zone's gameplay and how visualizers vary based on your music and performance. Additional sets of visualizers will be available after launch; highlighting certain genres and featuring mesmerizing visual effects that uniquely harmonize to each song played.
"We know there are some amazing console based music games out there and we're not trying to replicate that experience. At the same time, those games are expensive and feature a limited selection of artists and genres, thereby restricting their availability and appeal around the world," said Josh Grant, COO of Sonic Boom."What we're seeing with games like Audiosurf and now Rhythm Zone is the democratization of the music game genre; allowing players to use the music they already own."
"Gamers will no longer need to scroll through music that isn't relevant to their liking," touts David Danon."Pick any song from your library and our engine will analyze it in detail enabling you to Game Your Music! If you got the song, you got the game."
Developed by Sonic Boom, Rhythm Zone is now available on Steam for 10% off the regular price of $9.99.
For more information on Rhythm Zone including the trailer, screenshots and to get exclusive downloadable content including wallpapers and buddy icons, please visit http://www.rhythmzonegame.com.
"Steam" is a servicemark of Valve Corporation.
Audiosurf is a registered servicemark of Audiosurf LLC.
About Sonic Boom
Sonic Boom is a leading mobile publisher of cross-platform interactive entertainment based in New York City. Founded in 2003, Sonic's portfolio of published games and applications includes ToneMaker ® , Pocket Farmer, Diner Dash ® : Hometown Hero TM , Dream Chronicles ® , Puzzlings, iKnow Movies, Redneck Fishin', Tattoo Shop ® , Graffiti Writer, Hidden Expedition ® , Wallpaper Maker and Alice In Bomberland. Visit www.sonicboomgames.com for more information. Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sonicboomgames.
"Dream Chronicles" and"Diner Dash" are registered servicemarks of Playfirst."Puzzlings" is a servicemark of Bight Interactive."Hidden Expedition" is a registered servicemark of Big Fish Games.
Stephen Melanson
Director of Sales Operations


text:
A dean or equivalent administrator may approve a lump sum payment for relocation compensation in order to recruit a qualified candidate who must move in order to accept the position. The maximum payment amount is limited by the existing resources available to the department or college. (RCW 43.03.125)Other Programs
The state of Washington and WSU offer other programs for supporting domiciliary moves. See 70.61 and 70.62. In addition to relocation compensation, either or both of these programs may be used to assist an employee who relocates to accept a WSU position.Source of Funding
Relocation compensation may be supported by state accounts and accounts in program 17A (discretionary accounts). Sponsored accounts (programs 11-14) may support relocation compensation if funding is specifically itemized in the approved budget.Taxation
Federal law requires that employees pay taxes on the lump sum relocation compensation payment. (P.L. 103-66) The University is required to report relocation compensation on employees' W-2 forms.Employment Requirement
If the employee terminates employment or causes termination with WSU within one year of the employment date, the employee is responsible for repaying the University for the full amount of the relocation compensation. NOTE: Repayment is not required if termination is for reasons of layoff, disability separation, or other good cause as determined by the Director of Human Resource Services.PROCEDURES
Payroll Services processes relocation compensation as additional compensation to the employee.Request Form
The employing department processes a Relocation Compensation Request to request payment. Access the PDF form template on 55.62.3 to complete and print the form.Total Compensation/Deductions
Income taxes, social security, and Medicare taxes are deducted from the total amount provided to the employee. The department indicates the total payment amount under Total Relocation Compensation.
Payroll Services deducts the following from all payments:
Gross to Net
Payroll Services can calculate the compensation one of two ways, gross to net or gross up. Either way, Payroll Services makes appropriate deductions and remits and reports them to the federal government.
- Withholding tax (typically the 28% supplemental rate)
- Social Security (6.2% of gross)
- Medicare (1.45% of gross)
Unless the gross-up method is specifically requested by the department in Comments, Payroll Services assumes that the request is for calculation using the gross-to-net method.
EXAMPLE: Using the gross-to-net method, Payroll Services would generate a payment to the employee of $643.50 from a taxable gross relocation compensation payment of $1000.Gross Up
If the department wants the employee to actually receive a set amount with taxes and withholding prepaid, Payroll Services would calculate the necessary gross using the gross-up method. EXAMPLE: To generate a check to the employee of $1000, the department would have to actually pay $1672, i.e., $1554 gross and $118 in contributions.Account
Enter the account code for the account that will support the relocation compensation and matching contributions for social security and Medicare.Authorization
A dean or equivalent administrator approves payment.Recipient Signature
The recipient of the compensation signs the form indicating that he or she understands that a minimum employment period of one year must be served in order to avoid repayment. See above.Routing
Route the completed and approved form to Payroll Services, mail code 1024.


text:
Don't let it get away!
Keep track of the stocks that matter to you.
Help yourself with the Fool's FREE and easy new watchlist service today.
Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL ) been snapping up start-ups lately, although most of the time investors don't catch wind of it. Last month, Tim Cook said the company had already acquired about nine companies since October, compared to its prior rate of making a purchase every 60 to 75 days.
Like most things, the Mac maker likes to play its acquisitions close to the chest, preferring to buy small companies under the radar in order to avoid disclosure requirements. Sometimes that's unavoidable, though, such as when it bought publicly traded AuthenTec last year.
AllThingsD has now sniffed out an acquisition, reporting that Apple has picked up small Canadian start-up Locationary. The small company aggregates and organizes data on businesses, and its Saturn platform uses "real-time blending technology" that merges data from multiple sources. Its unclear how much Apple may have paid to pick up Locationary.
There's not much else that Apple could do with Locationary other than integrate it into its Maps service. Earlier this year, Apple also acquired WifiSLAM, which uses indoor Wi-Fi signals to improve location accuracy, in another mapping-related purchase.
Locationary CEO and founder Grant Ritchie wrote an article on TechCrunch last year about some of Apple's mapping issues that needed to be addressed. It's possible that Apple took note of the criticism, and put Ritchie up to the task of fixing them for the Cupertino giant.
While Apple Maps has received no shortage of justified criticism, the company isn't giving up quite yet. On the contrary, Apple is investing heavily to beef up the service and is even bringing Maps to its desktop platform to challenge Google Maps further. OS X Mavericks, which will be released later this year, will include a native Maps app that features Apple-esque levels of integration with other devices.
Apple Maps has a long way to go if it ever hopes to be a viable alternative to Google Maps, which continues to be the defining mapping service, but beefing it up with new acquisitions is a step in the right direction.
It's incredible to think just how much of our digital and technological lives are almost entirely shaped and molded by just a handful of companies. Find out "Who Will Win the War Between the 5 Biggest Tech Stocks" in The Motley Fool's latest free report, which details the knock-down, drag-out battle being waged among the five kings of tech. Click here to keep reading.


text: Eve Duvall Omaha, NE 8/20/2010 8:59:56 PM What happened to your company? Are you only interested in making money instead of good food. I always used your foods. I lost three of my pets to your last recall with China. I put my trust in you again...CRAZY. Never again! I hope no one buys your food or ever trusts you again. My dead pets say thanks Bambi, Merlin, and Mandy.


text:
Kittitas County Community Events Calendar
YVCC's Biology Lecture Series-When Plants Talk Insects Listen
Yakima Campus- Yakima Valley Community College, in collaboration with the Cowiche Canyon Conservancy, presents the Winter Biology Lecture Series. Please see the information below for a complete list of upcoming events. Admission is free and open to the community.
When Plants Talk Insects Listen: New Research on Interspecies Communication
Presenters: Dr. David James & Tanya James
January 29, 2014 7:00pm G215
The interaction between plants and insects is an important part of the shrub-steppe ecosystem. In this lecture Tanya James will introduce the world of plant communication, which will lead into a viewing of the Public Broadcasting Service nature special What Plants Talk About. The evening will finish with a presentation by Dr. David James on their research on practical aspects of plant communication that benefits agriculture and home gardeners.
Tanya James, formerly an Associate in Research at WSU Prosser and Dr. David James, Associate Professor of Entomology at WSU Prosser, have been involved in research since 2000 that explores the possibilities of plant communication as a pest management tool.
Creepy Crawlies of Cowiche Canyon: What Reptiles Can Teach Us about Beauty and Fear
Presenter: Dr. Daniel Beck
February 12, 2014 7:00pm G215
Reptiles and amphibians are an important part of our shrub-steppe ecosystem. In this lecture Dr. Daniel Beck will discuss some of the "creepy crawly critters" of this environment, especially the rattlesnakes. He will present an inquiry into how we perceive venomous reptiles and other unfamiliar things and help us to consider how we might appreciate what we fear.
Dr. Beck teaches biology at Central Washington University. He spent his childhood in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains of Utah exploring nature and watching animals. He continues his childhood fascination with reptiles as he studies them here in Washington and in the southwestern US and Mexico. In addition, he authored a book about Gila Monsters and Beaded Lizards.
For more information: 509.574.4858.
Google Calendar
Yahoo! Calendar
Windows Live Calendar


text:
When Rangers fans enter the newly transformed MSG for tonight's home opener, they will be greeted by a new grouping of the Rangers banners.
Previously, the banners were grouped in twos and much more spread out around the Garden.
According to New York Magazine, some of the banners, which now hang on the Seventh Avenue side of the arena, appear to be updated versions of the ones that had been hanging in the Garden pre-transformation. MSG also decided not to include conference title banners for either the Knicks or Rangers if the team also won the championship that year (ie 1994).
…love this. Much cleaner than the previous setup.
And if that doesn't impress you, how about this feature on the new lobby ceiling…
Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
April 2012
PDF document
Delivering Results: Why Skilled Health Care Providers are Critical at Every Level
Health care providers wield enormous influence. The outcomes Pathfinder seeks—universal access to contraception, fewer women dying in childbirth, and lives improved through HIV and AIDS services—cannot be achieved without them.
Yet, developing countries continue to suffer from a lack of skilled providers and a host of systemic obstacles that keep women, men, and young people from being able to access the health services they need.
In the Spring 2012 issue of Pathfinder's Pathways, we dive into the importance of providers and strategies to increase their number in developing countries. Also, Pathfinder's Purnima Mane delivers her first public letter as president of Pathfinder International.


text:
Mediterranean Hospitality Meets World-Class Service – Discover MSC Cruise DealsA cruise is so much more than destinations to visit: it's the onboard style and service that define your experience and make a journey unforgettable. MSC Cruise Line is a world-famous leader that specializes in true hospitality. Enjoy warm, friendly service, an international crew to charm and impress, and a staff of entertainers to make you smile and dazzle you with outstanding talent. MSC cruises feature a new level of stateroom comfort with attentive hosts, plush blankets, beautiful decorations, and delightfully-appointed common rooms.
Choose from a variety of gorgeous MSC cruise ships – a glimmering fleet of vessels such as the MSC Fantasia, MSC Splendida, and the MSC Musica. Once on board, relax after a swim in the pool and join in the excitement at the aqua park. Hit the lanes at the onboard bowling alley or try out a round of mini-golf. If producing little adrenaline is your goal, MSC cruise line's 4D cinema makes the hottest movies come alive with real-life special effects to complete the experience and immerse you in the action.
With exciting destinations spread across the world, you'll enjoy MSC's legendary Mediterranean-styled hospitality no matter your location. Pair outstanding service with tropical locales as you luxuriate on the warm sands of the Bahamas – enjoy excursions to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and St. Maarten. Cross the ocean on a magnificent trans-Atlantic voyage, or tour Europe as you visit old-world countries like Morocco, Spain, Italy, Turkey, the Greek Islands, Egypt, and Israel.
Act now and take advantage of limited-time MSC cruise deals and connect with outstanding savings on a truly fantastic sailing experience. Browse our site, read MSC cruise reviews, and discover for yourself why MSC means comfort, style, and distinction.
Experience Mediterranean-Style Hospitality
With A Cruise To Exotic Shores And Historical Landmarks
Call 800-CRUISES Today To Book Your Cruise!


text:
NI 087 - Secondary school persistent absence rate
Published by Department for Communities and Local Government. Licensed under Open Government Licence. Read More
Openness rating: Open Data Certificate: Bronze Level
The number of persistent absentees as a percentage of the total number of local authority maintained secondary school pupil enrolments. A persistent absentee is a pupil who has accumulated the threshold number of half-day sessions of absence over the relevant statistical reporting period - * an annual basis ? 64 or more half-day sessions of absence from school over the statistical reporting period for absence (this is currently the two and a half terms ending at the May half term); and * a two-term basis ? 52 or more half-day sessions of absence from school over the combined autumn and spring terms.Read More
Data Package
Download a copy of all of the cached resources for this dataset
Data Resources (1)
Additional Information
|Added to data.gov.uk
|Themes (secondary)
|Geographic coverage
|Update frequency
|No value
|Temporal coverage
|No value
|No value
|Code list
|No value
|Service Level
|No value


text:
- Home
- Prospective Students
- Current Students
- About Us
- Research
- PhDs
- People
- Seminars
- Vacancies
- NPP Teaching
- Contact Details
- Map and Location
- NeurosciencePhD
- Physiology at UCL
Tel: +44 (0)20 7679 2013
Fax: +44 (0)20 7679 7298
Molecular Nociception Group
Professor John Wood FRS
|Professor of Molecular Neurobiology and Head of the Molecular Nociception Group
|Tel: +44 (0) 207 679 6954
|Fax: +44 (0)207 679 7096
|Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
|Molecular Nociception Group web page
John Wood is Professor of Molecular Neurobiology and Head of the Molecular Nociception group at University College London , where he has worked since 1994. Dr Wood completed a Ph.D. in virology in 1975 at Warwick University and carried out post-doctoral research with Luc Montagnier at The Pasteur Institute in Paris from 1976-1979. He then moved into Neuroscience, working with Brian Anderton and Tom Jessell at St Georges Hospital London, before spending 12 years in industry, first at the Wellcome Foundation, and later at the Sandoz (now Novartis) Institute for Medical Research in London. In 2002, he co-founded Ionix pharmaceuticals, a start-up biotechnology company comprising 46 scientists based in Cambridge UK, which is developing analgesic drugs directed against new targets defined by genetic research. Dr Wood is the author of more than a hundred research publications, and several books and patents.
The Molecular Nociception Group focuses on genetic approaches to understanding the biology of damage-sensing neurons. The past decade has seen a revolution in our understanding of the receptor systems and regulatory pathways that underlie the responses of these specialised cells to the occurrence of tissue damage.
By combining electrophysiological studies of specific ion channel types in damage-sensing neurons with the characterisation of cloned receptor genes in heterologous expression systems, an understanding of the fundamental responses of these neurons to chemical, mechanical and thermal stimuli can be obtained.
Our group combines recombinant DNA technology, electrophysiology and gene targeting and behavioural approaches to explore the channels, receptors transcription factors and regulatory pathways that control nociceptor excitability.
Prof. John N Wood is head of the Molecular Nociception Group and a member of the London Pain Consortium.
Selected publications:
- Zhao J, Lee MC, Momin A, Cendan CM, Shepherd ST, Baker MD, Asante C, Bee L, Bethry A, Perkins JR, Nassar MA, Abrahamsen B, Dickenson A, Cobb BS, Merkenschlager M, Wood JN. Small RNAs control sodium channel expression, nociceptor excitability, and pain thresholds. J Neurosci. 2010 Aug 11;30(32):10860-71.
- Kremeyer B, Lopera F, Cox JJ, Momin A, Rugiero F, Marsh S, Woods CG, Jones NG, Paterson KJ, Fricker FR, Villegas A, Acosta N, Pineda-Trujillo NG, Ramírez JD, Zea J, Burley MW, Bedoya G, Bennett DL, Wood JN, Ruiz-Linares A. A gain-of-function mutation in TRPA1 causes familial episodic pain syndrome. Neuron. 2010 Jun 10;66(5):671-80.
- Chambers JC, Zhao J, Terracciano CM, Bezzina CR, Zhang W, Kaba R, Navaratnarajah M, Lotlikar A, Sehmi JS, Kooner MK, Deng G, Siedlecka U, Parasramka S, El-Hamamsy I, Wass MN, Dekker LR, de Jong JS, Sternberg MJ, McKenna W, Severs NJ, de Silva R, Wilde AA, Anand P, Yacoub M, Scott J, Elliott P, Wood JN, Kooner JS. Genetic variation in SCN10A influences cardiac conduction. Nat Genet. 2010 Feb;42(2):149-52.
- Abrahamsen B, Zhao J, Asante CO, Cendan CM, Marsh S, Martinez-Barbera JP, Nassar MA, Dickenson AH, Wood JN. The cell and molecular basis of mechanical, cold, and inflammatory pain. Science. 2008 Aug 1;321(5889):702-5.
- Zimmermann K, Leffler A, Babes A, Cendan CM, Carr RW, Kobayashi J, Nau C, Wood JN, Reeh PW. Sensory neuron sodium channel Nav1.8 is essential for pain at low temperatures. Nature. 2007 Jun 14;447(7146):855-8. Drew LJ, Rugiero F, Cesare P, Gale JE, Abrahamsen B, Bowden S, Heinzmann S, Robinson M, Brust A, Colless B, Lewis RJ, Wood JN. High-threshold mechanosensitive ion channels blocked by a novel conopeptide mediate pressure-evoked pain. PLoS One. 2007 Jun 13;2(6):e515.
- Nassar MA, Stirling LC, Forlani G, Baker MD, Matthews EA, Dickenson AH, Wood JN. Nociceptor-specific gene deletion reveals a major role for Nav1.7 (PN1) in acute and inflammatory pain. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2004 Aug 24;101(34):12706-11.


text:
Warriors small forward Brandon Rush will have surgery Wednesday in New York to repair the anterior cruciate knee ligament torn in early November, his agent said on Saturday.
Rush tore both his ACL and his medial cruciate ligament (MCL) on Nov. 2 in the Warriors' second game of the season, when he landed awkwardly after a drive to the basket against the Memphis Grizzlies.
His medical advisers elected to allow the MCL to heal and have Rush recover his range of motion with the knee before repairing the ACL. Rush, whose contract ends this summer, is not expected to play again this season but plans to be ready for the 2013-14 campaign's training camp.


text:
on July 31, 2014 - 11:09 AM
Flat sales and a less-lucrative sales mix caused Graham Corp.'s first-quarter profits to tumble by 37 percent, although company executives still think the Batavia manufacturer's revenue growth will pick up over the rest of the year.
Graham said its profits fell to $2.4 million, or 24 cents per share, from $3.8 million, or 38 cents per share, a year ago.
Company officials blamed the drop on a changing mix of sales that cut deeply into the profitability of Graham's revenue base, slashing the firm's operating profit margin to 12.6 percent from 19.9 percent a year ago.
Graham's sales inched up by 1 percent to $28.5 million during the quarter that ended in June, up from $28.3 million a year ago.
But the mix of those sales shifted dramatically. Sales of products used in refineries tumbled by 48 percent to $6.6 million, or 23 percent of Graham's total revenues, down from $12.6 million, or 45 percent of sales, a year ago. At the same time, sales to the chemical and petrochemical industry more than doubled to $11.7 million, or 41 percent of sales, from $4.6 million, or 16 percent of sales, a year ago. Revenues from the power generation industry jumped by 57 percent to $4.9 million.
"We remain in the early stages of a recovery in our markets," said James R. Lines, Graham's president and chief executive officer. "The recovery appears to be steadily advancing."
Despite the flat first-quarter revenues, Graham said it still expects its sales this year to range between $120 million and $130 million, which would be a 17 percent to 27 percent increase from $102.2 million last year. The company also said it still thinks the profitability of those sales during the rest of the year will increase from the depressed first-quarter levels.
Graham's first-quarter profits also were depressed by the $2.6 million it spent on its project to expand the capacity of its 400-employee Batavia factory, which is expected to be completed by the end of the summer.
email: email@example.com


text:
A Holiday Guide Update!
- Posted: Dec 14, 2005 at 12:47PM
Apparently we created some good chatter out there as our Coding4Fun Holiday Geek Guide is a success with the blogging community. But we aren't finished yet. Look for the next installments of the DirectXmas Screensaver and a Holiday Countdown app coming this Friday. Also, I want to give a call out to Scott Hanselman for putting me onto another programmable gadget that should have been in our Gift List - the Logitech io2 Pen system. And I got a note from Jon at usbuirt.com letting me know there is a .NET wrapper for their UIRT device. In the Gift List I indicated it was not available yet. My goof, but glad to know about the wrapper.
Oops, something didn't work.
Comments have been closed since this content was published more than 30 days ago, but if you'd like to continue the conversation, please create a new thread in our Forums, or Contact Us and let us know.


text:
This release consists mostly of documentation changes
Documentation Changes
Now that we have found adequate tools for editing html with embedded drawings (Dreamweaver 2 & Fireworks), I intend to convert all documentation currently sourced in FrameMaker, and remove the stale *.fm and *.pdf files. Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to ask FrameMaker to write out its structured graphics in a form anything else knows how to read in. (Thanks Dave Krieger)
As of this release, the control.fm/control.pdf chapter has been converted
to a bunch of html files rooted in
"http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/blocks/index.html", and the originals
have been deleted, since they are now stale. The for loop chapters http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/blocks/forExpr.html and http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/blocks/forKVExpr.html are derived not from the FrameMaker version, but from Ping's version. Ping, please treat these as sources for further modification.
I converted enough of the scope-box diagrams (the ones in
"http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/blocks/ifExpr.html") into Fireworks
drawings to satisfy myself that we can do the rest manually as we need to. In the meantime, the .gif images output by FrameMaker are now placeholder sources. Except, of course, for Ping's magic scope-box diagrams in the for-loop chapters.
http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/concurrency/race.html is the old email message of concurrency examples, turned into a web page. http://www.erights.org/doc/elang/concurrency/epimenides.html is the old Epimenedes Paradox, but the graphics have been changed so objects no longer look like condom wrappers. (Thanks Ping)
Code Changes
This release incorporates two new test files from Bill in src/test/javasrc/datacomm: TestConnectionThrash.java and TestDataComm2.java. (Thanks Bill!!)
E now accepts standard 0- for octal and 0x- for hex, as discussed on the list. (Thanks Bill)
Elmer's menus now display and respond to standard accelerator keys in addition to the alt-key sequence. For example, to open a new file, you can either use Alt-F-O (the underlined characters) or Ctrl-O.
When an Elmer window appears, it now grabs the focus. Seems like a little thing, but that extra mouse click sure was annoying.


text:
State police said flash snow squalls have led to some crashes on Interstate 89 near exit 10 on Friday.
Click to check on the latest traffic conditions.
Troopers are responding to multiple cars off the road and some crashes.
Police said the roads are iced over in that region, but Department of Transportation crews are treating the roadways.
Police are urging drivers to slow down and use caution in that stretch of I-89.


text:
Chapter 28 Study Guide
From 1945 to 1960, the total value of goods and services produced each year in the United States increased about
250 percent.
According to social critics, what was the cost of the sameness of suburban and corporate life?
Loss of individuality.
This important foreign policy adviser to Eisenhower proposed the policy of massive retaliation.
John Foster Dulles
Fighting broke out in the Middle East when Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized
the Suez Canal.
Why did students in the 1950s "lie on the floor and stick their heads under the lockers," and how was the arms race involved?
Air-raids drills were held during school, students had practice safety drills. They had to put their heads under their lockers. The arms races was between the US and the Soviet Union, both were trying to develop nuclear weapons capable of destroying each other.
What impact did the baby boom have on American society of the 1950s?
Women left the workforce to stay home with their children. The economy grew and the demand for baby products and services grew. School enrollment grew as "baby boomers" reached school age. The education system was strained. Society put more focus on family and their needs.
The Author "The Feminine Mystique", this writer believed that many housewives were dissatisfied with their lives.
Betty Friedan
Although he approved military aid to help France fight in Indochina, Eisenhower ________ to send troops to help relieve French forces at Dien Bien Phu in 1954.
firmly refused
A belief is this led the United States to help create the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization.
domino theory


text:
Pens And Leather is an authorized dealer. Every fountain pen, ballpoint pen, pencil and every refill includes the original manufacturer's warranty. Shop with confidence. PensAndLeather.com features Parker Pen Company, Filofax, Lamy, Waterman Pens Paris, Venlo Cases and Vox Luxury Cases, and many more luxury brands. Come and see what's new.
UPDATE: please visit our new GrandLuxPens website to see all of the New Filofax Collections and Colors: Filofax Organizer from GrandLuxPens!
Please visit our new GrandLuxPens website to see all of the New Filofax Collections and Colors: Filofax Organizer from GrandLuxPens!
The classic Lamy 2000M stainless steel is now available as a high-quality, all-metal fountain pen, rollerball and ballpoint.
Classic, genuine, hand-made single leather pen case holders with contrast stitching trims.
Waterman Expert Deluxe pens, the last Waterman luxury and assertive business pen collection. Available in fountain pen, rollerball and ballpoint.
Floto Leather Bags & Accessories Imports designs from Rome and produces leather handbags, luggage, briefcases, wallets and leather accessories for him and her.
Parker introduces a revolutionary new writing instrument. The experience of the Parker Ingenuity feels and looks like a fountain pen while saving the mess of refilling inks. Parker 5TH Refills.
Forged in the Volcano. The Visconti Homo Sapiens Steel Age Pen material is as antique as the world: lava from the Etna volcano.
Waterman Close Out Sale. Take up to 50% off on select Waterman Pens. Limited Quantities in stock. Shop today for your favorite Waterman Pen.
Venlo Luxury Cases are hand-made in Italy display boxes and travel cases for your fine pens, watches, jewelry, cufflinks and dresser valets.
Please take a moment to rate our website!
100% Secure Transaction
For your protection, PensAndLeather.com is secured with the highest level of SSL Certificate encryption.
Contact Us|About Us|Shipping Policy|Return & Cancellation Policy|Price Guarantee|Sitmap|Checkout | Shopping Cart Help|
Free Shipping on Domestic orders of $75 +
Visit our newest Website Store at:www.GrandLuxPens.com
© 2016 PensAndLeather


text:
MCCLELLANVILLE This tiny town has rallied to help its Hurricane Sandy-ravaged big brother, Toms River, N.J.
Nearly two dozen residents showed up earlier this week at a Town Council meeting that doesnt usually draw much of a crowd. They wanted to take part in the relief effort for the New Jersey town that sent 38 trucks and tradespeople to help them after Hurricane Hugo in 1989.
Council formed a committee to contact Toms River and recommend where to put the much smaller help the town can offer, said Mayor Rutledge Leland.
As an example, he said, the town might focus on one family who helped McClellanville. McClellanville is a town of 500 people. Toms River is 20 times larger.
The Town of McClellanville Hurricane Sandy Relief Fund has been set up at Wells Fargo to accept donations, Leland said.
Were not (accepting) anything but cash, he said. Were not set up to take goods.


text:
Culture, Religion, and Indigenous People
David Skillen Bogen
University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
Leslie Goldstein
University of Delaware
Maryland Law Review, Vol. 69, pp. 48-65, 2009
U of Maryland Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2010-9
The Constitution treats culture, religion, and government as separate concepts. Different clauses of the First Amendment protect culture and religion from government. For several decades, the Supreme Court of the United States interpreted the First Amendment as offering religion greater protection against interference than was offered to culture, but the Supreme Court largely dissolved these constitutional differences when confronted with issues posed by the religious practices of Native Americans. With some indigenous Americans, the lines between culture, religion, and even government blur – challenging the Supreme Court's assumptions about the Constitution. The uniqueness of the claims of Native Americans pushed the Supreme Court toward recognition of a common constitutional standard for religion and cultural protection, but also justified political exemptions targeted at tribal behavior that do not extend to other religions or cultures.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 19
Keywords: Native Americans, First Amendment, Supreme Court, Constitution
Date posted: March 3, 2010
Suggested Citation
© 2016 Social Science Electronic Publishing, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
This page was processed by apollobot1 in 0.204 seconds


text: A recent letter titled "Obamacare's hidden tax" is based on misinformation still being spread by a thoroughly debunked viral email. The letter states: "What is the medical device excise tax now in effect? The tax is 2.3 percent of the sale price of the taxable medical device. This includes: Bows, quivers, broadheads, and points; arrow shafts; coal; taxable tires; gas guzzler automobiles; and vaccines..."


text:
Geneva Advisors is a leading investment manager headquartered in Chicago, IL. Our clients benefit from the consistent application of the philosophy that has guided our decision making since 1994. The philosophy and process is implemented by a cohesive team with diverse experience identifying high quality companies.
All Geneva Funds are:


text:
Top Definition
A renn faire group painted in black and white stripes who resort to penis jokes and drinking before, during and after faire. Known to steal the vikings booze and the dutch wooden shoes.
One of the wilds just shat in my clog.
by I am the Walrus December 18, 2005
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
The Wild is where the dogs roam free of live. It can either be outdoors or indoors depending on preference and who you talk to. Calling it the wild as apposed to outside or in the house gives animals an extraordinary sense of wellbeing.
Person 1: Where is your dog?
Person 2: He's in the wild...
Person 1: ...
Person 2: EXACTLY.
Person 2: He's in the wild...
Person 1: ...
Person 2: EXACTLY.
by i3io August 04, 2008


text:
The importance of collaboration in higher education | Opensource.com
The importance of collaboration in higher education
One of the biggest concerns students have when it comes to online education is losing the experience of interacting with their peers and professors because collaboration is often so integral to success in their future workplaces. In the past, online learning platforms have struggled to recreate these interactive environments that students value so much in traditional classes, but new technologies are now addressing the issue and created a collaborative online environment.
Advances in technology, particularly with respect to videoconferencing, have changed the way courses are taught online. Learning management systems like Moodle now allow professors to build courses with real interactive elements, ranging from message boards and group wiki pages to real time streaming video and collaborative assignments and presentations. Much of this technology is open source and allows for developers to continue building add-ons that facilitate interaction.
As education continues to shift towards online learning, a collaborative environment becomes more and more important for a number of reasons.
1. Online Communication is a must-have skill
Even if a student is not active on social networks or doesn't even have a Twitter account, online networking is still a skill that they must develop to become linchpins at their future companies. By being thrown into a collaborative, online environment of education, they are forced to adapt to a new style of communication and productivity. This is first hand experience that is invaluable as one progresses through their career.
2. Enhance Team Project Management
A collaborative, online environment inspires team building and group project management. This is an aspect of traditional classrooms that online education needs to replicate because of its importance in the real world. If done right though, an online environment can be more beneficial because such a workspace calls for self-starting minds and leadership because no professors are there to coach or guide a team along.
3. Open door for collaborative creativity
An open work environment inspires creativity and new insights into projects that may not have been available otherwise. Integrating a platform such as Google docs into workflow allows team members to make suggestions on the fly and brainstorm around information that is already on display. Without an environment like this in an online space, students cannot fully benefit from the collaborative aspects of online learning.
Online learning continues to evolve, but as it grows collaboration must be at the forefront of the evolution. Collaboration, networking and face-to-face communication are the key benefits to traditional education and for this experience to be replicated, online collaboration must be present. Online programs are now integrating video classes and study sessions into their platforms… This is a big step because online learning is no longer a solo venture, but rather an opportunity for professional development fit for the 21st century.
About the author: Harrison Kratz is the Community Manager at MBA@UNC, the new distance learning MBA degree program at the University of North Carolina and sticks to his entrepreneurial roots as the founder of the global social good campaign, Tweet Drive. Feel free to connect with him on Twitter, @KratzPR!
5 Comments
As a father of a student who is getting her graduate degree online, I agree with your article. She was very disappointed to not be involved in a traditional classroom, but the classes do have bulletin boards and she recently met with some classmates in person to work on a joint project which was helpful.
Now learning online can be a good experience as there is ample resource to find on any subject and also interactive with others to work on the projects.
monitoring system
That will be helpful for furture's work .
There are several nice open-source tools which already match that description, with different levels of customisation required to cover all of them, but the "standard" first choice of Moodle might not be the best option. Chamilo's got social common interest groups, RSS reader to link to your blog, and all the classical LMS features (and it's GNU/GPLv3)
Uh... Hello!!!!! I've been doing this for a decade in our online classes. Frankly, my online students do as much, if not more collaborative work, than my face to face students because they are not limited to MWF 10-11. They can collaborate whenever whether synchronously or asynchronously.
This isn't exactly new. True online educational professionals have engaged students in conversation and collaboration since the 1990's. Only the correspondence school on the web types didn't.


text:
In a bid to be more competitive, auto airbag manufacturer Autoliv (NYSE: ALV ) announced yesterday that it will invest $50 million to build a new textile center in China that will consist of a weaving plant, an airbag cushion plant, and a development center for airbag cushions and textiles.
Because of the strong demand for airbags in China and across Asia, Autoliv is looking to reduce supplier costs by becoming vertically integrated. When completed, the new center will give the airbag maker a central hub for its patented "one-piece-woven" technology that makes airbag cushions almost ready-made on the weaving loom. A separate building on site will manufacture the airbag cushions themselves, which represents a relocation of Autoliv's facility from Shanghai.
Autoliv President and CEO Jan Carlson said, "The textile center will increase our level of in-house component sourcing and enable standardized designs in Asia region and globally, while shortening and streamlining our supply chain."
The weaving plant will be almost 100,000 square feet in size and will employ around 150 people. The similarly sized cushion facility will employ around 1,000 people. Together with the development center that will be constructed and will focus on standardized designs for the Asia region, Autoliv will have in-house manufacturing of its OPW across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
The airbag maker produced 70 million airbag cushions in-house and purchased 40 million from external suppliers for its total production of 110 million complete airbags globally last year.
Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Autoliv is the worldwide leader in airbag safety systems for all the world's major car manufacturers. Together with its joint ventures, Autoliv has approximately 80 facilities with more than 50,000 employees in 29 countries. It had global sales of $8.3 billion in 2012.


text:
Sep 06, 12
Videos teaching the basics of engineering and science.
Oct 20, 09
Official Blogger Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Blogger and other answers to frequently asked questions.
Sep 14, 09
We are dedicated to supporting open learning and "open educational resources" (OER) and changing the culture of education so that teacher practices (pedagogies) become more transparent and effective.
Sep 07, 09
This project was created to inspire teachers to use technology in engaging ways to help students develop higher level thinking skills. Equally important, it...
Top Tags
Diigo is about better ways to research, share and collaborate on information. Learn more »Join Diigo


text:
Hi there,
we use cookies to improve your experience on our website. You can
update your settings
by clicking the Privacy policy link at the bottom of the page.
Kotka's chain hotels include Sokos and Cumulus.
Try removing some filters.
Subscribe now
and receive a
20% discount
on your next guidebook purchase
Lonely Planet. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.


text:
does your custom login portlet do anything special?
Can you show the code you are calling to login?
IBM Certified System Administrator -- WebSphere Portal V6.0, V5.1, V5.0
IBM Certified Solution Developer -- WebSphere Portal V5.1, v6.0
The postings on this site are my own and do not necessarily represent the positions, strategies, or opinions of IBM


text:
Hennig, Inc.
Please visit:
Hennig, Inc.
Mailing Address:
9900 N Alpine Rd.
Machesney Park, IL 61115 US
World Wide Machine Tool Protection
NEW! Hennig CI CDF With the introduction of the Hennig Cast-Iron CDF Filtration System, users now can apply a proven, self-cleaning, permanent-media filtration technology to their cast-iron machining operations to eliminate even large volumes of cast-iron chips and fines from re-circulating coolant without the use of disposable filter media.
Hennig Telescopic Steel Covers For 50 years, Hennig has designed and manufactured all kinds of telescopic steel covers for the protection of machine way surfaces, ball screws, servo motors, glass scales and other sensitive machine parts. More than a million telescopic steel covers have been produced to meet the requirements of a variety of machine tool designs. Our covers are made from rolled high-grade sheet steel (or stainless steel upon request) at 1.5 mm to 3 mm thick.
Hennig Bellows At Hennig, we have designed and manufactured everything from simple dust protection and material handling bellows to sophisticated extension systems, lamella systems, and specially designed bellows for laser machines and other applications. Hennig bellows are made from the highest quality materials.


text:
Top Definition
"how's the twins?,"
"nice twins"
"nice twins"
anonymous tarafından 12 Mart 2005, Cumartesi
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
A name for my boobs or just anyones boobs in general.
I need to stay home and look after the twins.
13 tarafından 26 Mart 2003, Çarşamba
In depot terminology, the twin are any group of two who stand side by each when Rollands Barberolls by. Youll know they are the twin when you here "THE TWIN, THE BRODERS! You guys not DONE YET" The Twin are usually from the west end, or else they are buddies. The twin are usually dogfuckers too.
Hung-sorefeet and Mr Miyagi from the karate kid are twin
Those two dogfucks uptown, Mcdatscan and fbannat are twin.
Those two dogfucks uptown, Mcdatscan and fbannat are twin.
Joes buddy Dino tarafından 16 Aralık 2004, Perşembe
The testes of the human male.
Big Ed and The Twins
Joseppy tarafından 7 Şubat 2006, Salı
two soooooooooooooo hot twins with the most tanned and sexy bodies, i want to fuck them so hard. they also have lesbian sex.
naww, the twins
the twins tarafından 12 Aralık 2003, Cuma
Too bad they got killed when Morpheus sliced their EXT in half and fired his whole extended stick mag from his Glock 18C at them and blew them up.
*Entire universe collapses*
Twin 1-We are getting aggravated.
Twin 2-Yes we are.
Twin 1-We are getting aggravated.
Twin 2-Yes we are.
Elgeoharris tarafından 9 Aralık 2003, Salı
Benji and Joel Madden. The coolest guys D.C. has ever seen.
Good Charlotte Rox!*!*!
Good Charlotte Rox!*!*!
'We are so hardcore, a night we run around and put peoples mailbox flags up!' --Benji Madden, Punk Rocker
Addy tarafından 22 Haziran 2004, Salı


text:
Natural gas pipeline proposed for Lancaster County
Thursday, July 31, 2014 6:18 PM
Inappropriate photo? Alert us.
Williams Partners has proposed a 122-mile natural gas pipeline connecting the Marcellus Shale wells to the north to existing transmission lines that can serve markets throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast states. The project is raising serious questions and concerns in Lancaster County, where it would cross over more than 50 farms whose owners have sold off development rights in the name of farmland preservation. It's not uncommon to see signs against the pipeline in the Bridge Valley Development in West Hempfield Township. Christine Baker | email@example.com
Related articles
- Lancaster County struggles with gas pipeline plan: 'Why should I do this to the future generations?' August 01, 2014, 10:30 AM


text:
Professors Miller and Hu Present on German/American Relations and Cybersurveillance
Washington and Lee law professors Russ Miller and Margaret Hu participated in a symposium billed as a "transatlantic dialogue on the NSA Affair amongst German and American scholars, former government officials, and commentators." The two-day event was held at the University of Freiburg and co-sponsored by the University's Centre for Security and Society and the German Law Journal.
Miller, who helped organize the symposium, has provided commentary on this issue since the NSA scandal broke last year and was the only American to offer testimony to a special committee of the German Parliament investigating the NSA activities. His presentation was titled "Privacy by Another Name? Deciphering the Differences in the German and American Struggle to Balance Liberty and Security." Prof. Hu's presentation was titled "Biometric Cyber Intelligence and Higher Order Cybersurveillance Risks." A full listing of the symposium participants is available online.
The symposium received press coverage in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), one of Germany's leading daily newspapers. The FAZ coverage is available here.
Prof. Russell Miller Writes for German Law Blog "Verfassungsblog"
Washington & Lee law professor Russell Miller's contribution to Verfassungsblog was published on Wednesday, February 26, 2014. Verfassungsblog is a German law blog hosted by the prestigious Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. Professor Miller's post is titled Poor Prospects for Internationalization: Germans and Americans in Law Faculty Jenseits des Atlantiks. It is part of a series reacting to the recently published report of the German Council of Sciences and Humanities examining the current state of and future of German legal education.
Prof. Russell Miller Comments on Historic German Constitutional Court Decision
German law scholar and Washington and Lee law professor Russell Miller has contributed to I-CONnect, Blog of the International Journal of Constitutional Law and ConstitutionMaking.org. Professor Miller's post, titled The "Rumble in Karlsruhe": The German Federal Constitutional Court's Historic OMT Case was published on February 11, 2014.
The English translation of the German Federal Constitutional Court decision may be read here. Additional news coverage on the historic decision may be found from the Financial Times, Bloomberg, and Spiegel Online.
Prof. Russ Miller on Germany and the NSA in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Washington and Lee law professor Russ Miller published an essay recently in the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Germany's version of The New York Times. Prof. Miller's piece was coauthored with Prof. Ralf Porscher of the University of Freiburg.
In the article, Miller and Porscher examine the NSA evesdropping affair and its impact in European and American relations, with a special focus on the legal-cultural differences that help explain the different reactions to the scandal. They conclude:
Our description of these legal-cultural differences has two consequences for Europeans. First, Europeans cannot expect that mere appeals to an anticipatory, systematic right to informational self-determination will have an effect. If the Americans are to be stirred, then Europeans must be prepared to point to pragmatic consequences for transatlantic relations. The American political system is more likely to react to material disadvantages, as seems to be the case with the newly emerging calls for Congressional review and oversight of the intelligence community in response to the political damage caused by monitoring Chancellor Merkel's phone. Second, Europeans cannot simply import their broader project of achieving legal harmonization through the European Union project into their negotiations with the Americans over this controversy. Europeans must reflect on their implicit expectation of legal harmonization when pursuing this urgent and important debate over data protection with their American partners. The differences evident between the two sides have their roots in distinct legal traditions. Understanding this distinction and not merely wishing it away will be a key to Europe's successful engagement with the issue. Agreement, for example, might emerge around calls for the greatest possible legal commitment to transparency in the collection of data and its use. This might satisfy both the European urge for some legal structure while increasing the chances for a political check that fits better with the American approach.
The essay in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung can be found online here. An English language translation is also available here at the website for the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies.
Prof. Russ Miller Presents on Cyber Security and Comparative Law
On Oct. 16, Washington and Lee law professor Russell Miller presented in Bonn, Germany at an international program on security and the law. He will join with German and international experts to discuss key challenges of effective legal protection in regards to cyber security.
Shortly after, on Oct. 18-19, Prof. Miller will return to host the First Annual Montpelier Roundtable on Comparative Constitutional Law. He will lead a number of comparative law scholars in a discussion on Superficial Convergence. Miller co-convened this inaugural session with University of Virginia colleagues Dick Howard and Mila Versteeg.
Prof. Russ Miller Presents at Goethe Institute Ahead of German Elections
Washington and Lee law professor Russ Miller presents this week at a special event at the Geothe Institute in Chicago. The event, sponsored by the Goethe Institute of Chicago, the international law firm Goldberg Kohn, and the Robert Bosch Foundation Alumni Association, is a round table discussion occurring just days before Germany's federal election including scholars and diplomats on the legal framework for German democracy, the constitutional issues at stake in the election, and the politics and policies at the center of the political season.
Miller is author (with Donald Kommers) of the third edition of the book The Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Federal Republic of Germany (Duke Press 2013). He is KoRSE Fellow at the University of Freiburg, a former Fulbright Senior Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and Public International Law (Heidelberg), and an alum of the Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program.
More information about the program is available at the event website.
Prof. Russell Miller in German Magazine Der Spiegel
Last month, we reported on Washington and Lee law professor Russell Miller and his KoRSE Fellowship at the University of Freiburg, where he is researching and collaborating with leading scholars on the issues of security and liberty who are based at the University of Freiburg's Center for Civil Security as well as the program's partners at Bucerius Law School (Hamburg), the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law (Freiburg), and the German Federal Police Academy.
On July 10, Prof. Miller delivered a lecture at the University that was very well received and led to a full-page interview in Germany's leading weekly news magazine 'Der Spiegel'. The text of the interview is available online to those with a paid subscription. The lecture and interview are based on Prof. Miller's 2008 book U.S. National Security, Intelligence and Democracy (Routledge Press). The book reflected on the 1970s Senate Select Committee that undertook an extensive investigation of U.S. national security activities. Known as the "Church Committee" (for its Chair, Idaho Senator Frank Church), the Senate Select Committee's reports remain one of the most detailed accountings of the American intelligence community and the reports served as the basis for reforms that now make-up the legal and oversight framework for American intelligence programs. An excerpt of Prof. Miller's lecture, which appears as a Blog-post at the Verfassungsblog, is below:
…the intensely contemporary nature of my topic gives me pause for at least two reasons.
First, I am very well aware that news of American surveillance and espionage has stirred alarm and resentment throughout German society, sending shock waves all the way to the Kanzleramt. Personal and political relations between our countries are once again strained. With this in mind, I hope you will understand if I offer the following caveat for today's lecture. As a simple law professor I am not in a position to speak for or defend the Obama Administration's policies. I do have some personal and professional insight into the thinking of the President's team, which I am happy to share with you, for whatever it is worth. And, as an American voter, I assure you that I take my democratic responsibility for the actions of my government very seriously. But these might be the limits of my ability to respond directly to and account for the developments of the last month.
Second, as a simple law professor, I must admit to having some anxiety about speaking today on a topic that can be described as "dramatic and fast-moving." In many ways, these are the antinomies of good scholarship, which might be more properly described as "plodding and tedious." There is a reason, I suppose, why professors play such an unimportant role in the canon of American action films. This concern requires me to offer yet another caveat for today's lecture. I don't intend to try to paint a full picture of the still-unfolding, frenetic developments of the last weeks. For now that is a task better left to the media, particularly the excellent journalists on both sides of the Atlantic who are doing important work in covering the story.
Prof. Miller will again address this topic at an invited lectured before the German Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe on July 18, hosted by the German Judicial Press Conference.


text:
-The matching principal dictates that revenues be matched with expenses.
-Income is reported when earned and expenses recorded when incurred, even though no cash flow may have occurred.
Average tax rates
o Your tax bill divided by our taxable income, in other words percentage of your income that goes to pay taxes
Networking Capital
-Usually grows with the firm
-Is an important input in capital budgeting analysis
-Equals: CA-CL
3 components of the statement of cash flows
-Cash flow from operating activities
-Cash flow from investing activities
-Cash flow from financing activities
o When analyzing BS, should take 3 things into account
Accounting liquidity, debt versus equity, and value versus cost
o Accounting Liquidity
o Refers to the ease and quickness with which assets can be converted to cash
o Current Assets
o Most Liquid and include cash and those assets that will be turned into cash within a year from the date of BS
o Deferred taxes
o Differences between accounting income and true taxable income
o Is not a cash flow
o Product cost
o Total production costs incurred during a period- raw materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
o Period cost
o Costs that are allocated to a time period
o Also called selling, general, and administrative expenses


text:
Knee Conditions
Complete ACL Recovery and Other Knee Conditions
A twist of the knee during physical activity. A pop. Pain and swelling. The knee shifting out of joint. We know the scenario of an ACL injury, patella dislocation, or cartilage damage all too well, and while it's never pretty, it is possible to make a full recovery.
Emory Sports Medicine's team of Atlanta ACL doctors, orthopaedic surgeons, trainers and PAs offer the most advanced treatments in the Southeast – anatomic ACL reconstruction, PRP knee therapy, meniscus repair, and more. We also specialize in non-operative ACL recuperation.
Knee Conditions we Treat:
- ACL injuries
- Patellar Tendonitis
- Patella dislocation
- Knee cartilage damage
- Meniscal Tear
- Patellar fracture
- IT Band Syndrome
For more, take a look at the full list of knee conditions we treat, or learn more about knee treatment options.


text:
The College of Idaho will celebrate undergraduate research and creative work during its ninth annual Student Research Conference, set for Saturday, April 26, on the C of I campus in Caldwell.
The College of Idaho will begin offering summer courses this year, providing additional opportunities for current and new students to take classes in subjects such as politics, psychology and Spanish.
The College of Idaho Theatre Department is pleased to announce its spring main stage production, the Sam Shepard drama 'A Lie of the Mind.' The play shows at 7:30 nightly April 17-19 and 23-26 inside Langroise Studio Theatre on the C of I campus in Caldwell, with a 2 p.m. closing matinee on April 27. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and students. C of I students receive free admission. For tickets and info, call the Langroise Box Office at (208) 459-5426.
Making the world a better place is not an easy task to accomplish. But for College of Idaho sophomore and Davis Scholar Keneuoe "Kenny" Mphutlane, the opportunity to help others was as simple as giving the shirt off her back.
"I learned about the Rwandan genocide in international politics [class] and what impact it had on women," said Mphutlane, an international political economy major from Lesotho, Africa. "I then thought it would be best to think of a project that did not just involve giving a handout but instead one that would help young women acquire a skill."
College of Idaho student Dannen Wright is a 2014 recipient of the Goldwater Scholarship, the most prestigious award available to American undergraduates studying the sciences.
College of Idaho junior Megan Mizuta spent a month in Europe last winter as part of a faculty-led study abroad experience in London. Next fall, Mizuta will return to the British Isles – this time on her own as an Irish American Scholar at Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland.
Mizuta, an English literature major from Boise, will spend the fall 2014 semester studying English and Irish literature through the program, which is run by the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities.
The College of Idaho is pleased to offer the George V. Wolfe Endowed Scholarship for the 2014-15 academic year in honor of the legendary professor who founded the C of I Department of Political Economy in 1946. The scholarship is awarded each spring to an outstanding C of I student.
College of Idaho student Lucas Morse has learned a lot about international affairs during his two years on campus. Next fall, he will have the opportunity to apply that knowledge first-hand in Northern Ireland.
Morse, a sophomore from Boise, has been accepted into the Association of Presbyterian Colleges & Universities' Irish American Scholar program and will spend the 2014 fall semester studying international political economy at the University of Ulster.
College of Idaho senior Lorraine Barreras is set for the release of her debut novel today, Feb. 28. The book, titled Archipelago, is a young adult fantasy novel published by Boise-based Fantastic Journeys Publishing. It is available for $15 through Amazon and $2.99 for Nook and Kindle eBook versions. Barreras also plans to have copies available at the College Store on campus and other local vendors within a month. For more information, or to purchase a copy, visit www.archipelagobook.net.
A group of College of Idaho students led by Professor Katie Devine recently attended the Rocky Mountain section meeting of the Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics in Salt Lake City. The conference included colleges and universities from throughout the Intermountain West – including the nearby University of Utah and BYU – but the C of I had the largest student group of any school in attendance with nine participants.
© 2016 The College of Idaho | 2112 Cleveland Blvd. | Caldwell, ID 83605 | 208-459-5011 | About C of I | comments? | Privacy Statement
The College of Idaho is an equal opportunity educator and employer. To view and/or apply for current job openings, click here.


text:
Anne Rice is back.
The queen of gothic lit, the maestro of the monstrous and the diva of the devious, who locked away her blood-soaked quill nearly a decade ago, has returned to her roots in supernatural horror with the release Tuesday of her ripping new yarn, The Wolf Gift.
The Rice fan blogosphere is alight with buzz, excitement, joy.
Rice isn't missing a beat. She launched a book tour Monday in Toronto, and it brings her to the Free Library of Philadelphia's Central Library at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. (Tickets for the main auditorium are sold out, but a live video simulcast is available for $6 in a nearby room.)


text:
This just in, Bitcoin is apparently undergoing a massive correction.
DOWN 40%, 50% and counting… From $260 to $150… $121… $105…
Real time charts not loading. Stand by for more news…
Although real time charts are still hard to come by, we can report a recovery to $170… $145..
No reliable charts all afternoon or access to Bitcoin sites – is that what you want in a time of crisis?
hat tip: Vision VictoryHelp us spread the ANTIDOTE to corporate propaganda.
Please follow SGT Report on Twitter & help share the message.


text:
Popular Lyrics
Billboard Hot 100
Upcoming Lyrics
Recently Added
Top Lyrics of 2011
Top Lyrics of 2010
Top Lyrics of 2009
More »
Popular Artists
Artists A-Z
Popular Albums
Upcoming Albums
Katy Perry
Lady Gaga
Lil Wayne
Hip Hop/Rap
All Genres »
All News
Daily Roundup
Album Reviews
Song Reviews
Sign InRegister
Artist: Cadaverous Condition
Album: What the Waves Were Always Saying
Genre: Rock
coming late but here we are
on our forehead the fallen star
so here I am, here I stand
await the moment time will bend
coming back out of the dark
on my forehead I wear the mark
feel the day when it's all gone
now we make the past undone
now we make the past undone
arriving late yet here we run
in our heart a secret sun
here I am, here I stand
and my world will never end
now we make the past undone
come come
now we make the past undone
go go
to the place where we all must go
away away
listen, "remember the day"
you say
all those years get washed away
now we make the past undone
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
Get the embed code
Cadaverous Condition Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.com
Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS). This is just a preview!
Preview the embedded widget
Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection
starts and ends within the same node.
An annotation cannot contain another annotation.


text:
Springboard Ideas Challenge 2014 FinalistsPosted April 09, 2014
The Griggs Center for Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy has announced the finalists for its 2014 Springboard Ideas Challenge. The goal of the annual competition, now it its seventh year, is to promote business entrepreneurship on ACU's campus and across the Abilene community.
The Springboard Idea Challenge invites aspiring entrepreneurs to submit business plans in one of two divisions: community or college. Top finalists compete for cash prizes and present their ideas to a live panel of judges.
Dr. Jim Litton, director of the Griggs Center for Entrepreneurship & Philanthropy says, "We are excited about the teams that have advanced to the final round of the competition. Next week they will compete for more than $40,000 in cash prizes."
Community Division Finalists
- iGreenPod - Shawn Altman
- The Country Escape - Patty & Mike Smith
- Crowd Meets Science - Ian Robertson & Kyle Gainey
- Nap Mat Carriers - Nicola Joshua
- Spirit Wood Furniture - Jerry & Linda Waldrup
- KINGA - Hasina Randriasandratriniony
- TruMud - Ryan Lynn
- The Memory Tree - Pete Ruiz
- thrive! - J.R. Kessler
- Helios - Lincoln Mason & Richard Castillo
- reMotion - Brent Reeves
- Mapmath - Phillip Dosa
- Alonus Fitness Wear - Mishawn Childers
College Finalists
- Sign Me Up - Jeff Johnston
- CareFree Financial Solutions - Brandon Avedikian
- College Flat - Colton McCoy
- Hawkeye 3D - Will Anderson
- venture.tips - Troy Bonneau
- Float 2 Swim - Morgan Hood
- hush! - Samantha Martinez
- ProFoam Combat Gear - Peter Kenna
- NovaScore - Jason McVey & Rudy Garza
- STICKeBIBS - Evan Webb & Elizabeth Lurz
- Smart Park - Brady Johnson
- Tools for Fools D.I.Y. Work shop - Ryan Lupton
- Mercari Nano - Nicole Rowland & Mason Thorn
- Community - Small Business Finalists
- Academy of Life - D'Angelo & Janelle Sands
- Clean & Simple - William Suell
- Explore Abilene - Ashley Grisham
- Jacob Ray Creations - Jacob Ray
- Kaleidoscope - Janet Fish
- Lone Star Shopper - Robert Ochoa
- Pearl Power Academy - Katherine Gordon Rice
- Portable Portraits - Missy & Jonathan Stinson
The winners will be revealed on Tuesday, April 15, in the Hunter Welcome Center. The awards dinner will take place from 6-8:30 p.m., beginning with an exhibit hall of the business ideas from this year's competition. Tickets may be purchased online at www.acu.edu/griggscenter. Individual tickets are $15; tables are available for $150.
Vision in Action
Watch the video above to witness the future of Abilene Christian University taking shape.
Explore Majors
Find majors or programs that interest you.
Visit Campus
Satisfy your curiosity about what it means to live and learn at ACU!
Apply to ACU
Learn more about our application and admissions process.


text:
A Correspondent
Tangail: Members of Detective Branch (DB) of police detained two leaders of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) for quizzing in the Tangail district Awami League leader Faruk Ahmed killing case on Saturday night.
A team of DB police arrested MA Rouf, secretary of Red Crescent Society and former general secretary of the district unit BCL, from Nirala More area in the district town at about 8:30 pm.
Besides, the law enforcers arrested another BCL leader Faruk Hossain Manik, also former vice-chairman of sadar upazila, from a bus in Ashekpur area of the district town, by which he was returning home from Dhaka at about 11:45 am.
However, the two detainees were later freed around 11.00am on Sunday after quizzing them about the killing of the AL leader, said Mahfizar Rahman, officer-in-charge of DB.
Faruk Ahmed's bullet-ridden body was found on 18 January 2013 on a road near his house at Collegepara.
His wife Nahar Ahmed filed a case in this connection three days later.
She did not name anyone in the case.
Investigations were taken up by the local police station and later handed over to the district detective police.
2 detained over AL leader Faruk killing
A Correspondent


text:
The countdown is on for NASA's first nighttime shuttle launch since 2002, and Dr. Blandina Cárdenas, The University of Texas-Pan American president, will be one of several VIPs invited by the space organization to view the live event Dec. 7 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
"I think there are some events that change you and change your view of the world and change your sense of what education should be and I have had a few of those ... I think this one will be another one," she said.
Space Shuttle Discovery's destination will be the International Space Station where a crew of seven astronauts will work on one of NASA's most complex missions ever.
Cárdenas said the University's relationship with NASA over the years and through Hispanic Engineering, Science and Technology (HESTEC) Week, and her recent selection to the prestigious "100 Most Important Hispanics in Technology and Business for 2006" by Hispanic Engineer and Information Technology magazine led to her invite by NASA's Office of Education.
At this year's HESTEC, NASA was one of its biggest supporters and provided the University with a 3,000-square-foot traveling educational exhibit of Mars. In addition, Dr. Milagros Mateu, program manager for NASA's Office of Education-Minority University Research and Education Program, was awarded the UTPA HESTEC Latina Pioneer Award for her outstanding achievement in contributing to the advancement of Latina education throughout the nation.
"Our longstanding relationship with NASA really culminated this year with their participation in HESTEC. They have participated in HESTEC before, but this particular year NASA went all out for HESTEC and I think the community went all out for the NASA exhibit. I think between those activities NASA became aware of the tremendous interest in this region of STEM disciplines," Cárdenas said.
In addition to viewing the launch, Cárdenas will participate in a two-day conference - "Dare to Dream: Inspiring the Next Generation" Educational Forum - Dec. 6-7. The forum will feature numerous speakers, panelists and NASA astronauts all discussing the future of STEM education; how to inspire through communities, businesses and schools; and how higher education institutions can encourage minorities to pursue science and technology disciplines.
To learn more about the Space Shuttle Discovery launch visit the NASA site at www.nasa.gov.


text:
Monday, 27 February 2012
Classic Weekend Attire
26 comments:
Love the shape of the bag, that's a gorgeous coat too!ReplyDelete
you look stunning, love the coat :)ReplyDelete
can't say fairer than that, looks top. the coat is really nice i must say. i saw a camel coat in a charity shop t'other day. unworn and made in the uk but sadly was too bigReplyDelete
You can't beat a breton stripe top.ReplyDelete
Such a lovely coat! Your hair is absolutely gorgeous.ReplyDelete
harrietjuliana xx
I love the whole outfit. Simple staples always look amazing in my opinion. The flats and coat are not to simple though, just fabulous! xReplyDelete
Oh I love that coat!!! And the shoes of course :-) It's a great look, really like it.ReplyDelete
PS: I don't normally do this, but could I ask you to please vote for me here:
I hope you don't mind me asking... xo
Lovely bag! Fabulous color.ReplyDelete
Marie @
Lemondrop ViNtAge
No wonder I love that coat -its Jaeger :)ReplyDelete
Lovely weekend look! You just look like a nice weekend if that makes any sense. The coat is gorgeous :)ReplyDelete
Mabel Time
That is definitely the sign of a good buy. great colour too.ReplyDelete
X x
You look so pretty!!!ReplyDelete
I loved that bag a lot! And it's true that you can never go wrong with a striped top. When in doubt, wear stripes, is my motto. Have a lovely week, you look very pretty. xxReplyDelete
Adore the oversized coat! Great look <3 XReplyDelete
love the coat and the shoes! Divine.ReplyDelete
I don't use the word chic much but in my opinion you completely define it! xoReplyDelete
The coat is lovely, such a nice colour - it's perfect for the sunny spring weather we've been having. The new bag adds a nice colour pop to the mix, it looks lovely and soft tooReplyDelete
I am so deeply in love with this coat! I recall something very similar at zara which I waited for, for weeks, until they told me it would not come back in stock:(ReplyDelete
And so perfect with the stripes!
Could I possibly use one of these for my breton tee blog? This is one of my faves of all time! x
Thanks everyone :-)ReplyDelete
Lapine - of course, I would be honoured.
very chic hun :) love the hot pink lips!! :) xReplyDelete
The colors of coat & bag is look so good together!ReplyDelete
Greetings from The Hague /NL
Love the bag!ReplyDelete
That bag is gorgeous and I LOVE your weekend style, if only I looked so pulled together!ReplyDelete
Maria xxx
- AnonymousSaturday, 10 March, 2012
You look great and I'm so jealous of your coat! It's beautiful!! xReplyDelete
You look great and I'm so jealous of your coat! It's beautiful!! xReplyDelete
i love your blog..... it's so wonderful!!!! if u want... go to see my fashion blog!ReplyDelete
Thanks for taking the time to comment. If you would like to ask me a question, I will reply back here.


text:
Physician Search
Choose a search method from the list below:
Health Information
Research a disease or condition
Look up a symptom
Learn about a test
Click here to access Lee Memorial Health System's Patient
Information Privacy Notice.
What does HIPAA stand for?
Answer: HIPAA stands for Health
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and
includes six complex regulations that aim at standardizing
health care transactions, code sets, patient privacy and
HIPAA compliance is the responsibility
of everyone who works with Lee Memorial Health System, including
employees, physicians, volunteers and contractors.
Who may access confidential
Answer: Only those people who
need access for business reasons and who have been authorized to
receive it.
What information about a patient
must be kept confidential?
Answer: Essentially any
information that is patient-identifiable, even the patient's
address, is confidential and must be protected. This includes
diagnoses, test results and billing information. Only when the
patient has agreed may it be used or disclosed for specific
What patient information can we
disclose to any caller or visitor who asks?
Answer: Name, hospital
location and general condition may be available to the public
when the patient has agreed.
If you are looking for additional
information concerning Medical Records or Health
Information Management click here.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid
Services (CMS)
Privacy Rule Guidance Summary (PDF Format)
HIPPAA External Resources
Contact Us |
Site Map
home | about us |
services |
locations |
employment |
patient billing |
press room |
events |
privacy policy |
special district |
did you find it? |
medical staff |
send a
link |
get well card


text:
First quarter
Northwestern 7, Penn State 0: Wildcats QB Dan Persa marched his team down the field with ease, moving Northwestern 74 yards on just seven plays. Persa, who suffered a reported concussion last week, ran for 31 yards on the first play from scrimmage (defensive end Pete Massaro bit on a fake handoff) and scored on a 7-yard run. He also threw for 31 yards.
Second quarter
Northwestern 14, Penn State 0: Penn State's defense struggled mightily, biting on numerous play fakes and overpursuing, as Northwestern scored on Persa's 4-yard run. A highly questionable personal foul call on Sean Stanley didn't help, but the Nittany Lions couldn't stop Persa, either.
Northwestern 21, Penn State 0: Northwestern wide receiver Drake Dunsmore made a wonderful one-handed leaping catch to put the Wildcats up three TDs. Dunsmore was at the back of the end zone, caught the ball with his right hand and managed to get his foot down for what will likely go down as one of the plays of the season against PSU. Earlier in the drive, safety Drew Astorino was caught anticipating the run on a critical first-down play. When he came up to play the run, Persa tossed a 41-yard pass to Jeremy Ebert that took the Wildcats to Penn State's 25-yard line.
Northwestern 21, Penn State 7: Penn State's offense struggled all half but came through when it needed to the most by driving 91 yards in just 47 seconds against Northwestern's defense. Brett Brackett fully extended in the back of the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown catch from Matt McGloin, who also hooked up with Graham Zug and Joe Suhey on a pair of 20-yard receptions. The other long play of the drive was Stephfon Green's 21-yard run on third down.
Third quarter
Northwestern 21, Penn State 14: A touchdown pass to ... Nate Cadogan? It was hard to believe, but Penn State's 6-foot-5, 297-pound offensive tackle/tight end closed out an 84-yard drive with a 3-yard touchdown pass. Penn State's offensive line, specifically on the right side with Stefen Wisniewski and Chima Okoli, gashed the Northwestern defense as the Lions rushed for 66 yards, including three consecutive runs of 11 yards or more.
Northwestern 21, Penn State 21: It appears 47 seconds changed the momentum of the previous 29 minutes in the first half as Penn State tied up the game on McGloin's 36-yard pass to Derek Moye on a streak to end a three-play drive. The two previous plays were an 18-yard pass to Moye and a 9-yard rush by Evan Royster.
Penn State 28, Northwestern 21: Penn State capitalized on a shanked 12-yard punt that gave the Lions the ball at Northwestern's own 41, and Silas Redd's first career touchdown gave PSU its first lead of the day. Royster again had ample running room and broke off a 17-yard run on a draw play on third down to account for the biggest chunk of yardage on the play.
Fourth quarter
Penn State 35, Northwestern 21: Penn State's offensive resurgence continued, this time ending its fifth consecutive drive with a touchdown on a 13-yard screen pass to Royster for McGloin's fourth touchdown pass of the game. Redd added a dazzling 29-yard run, a career long.
(Compiled by Josh Langenbacher)