text:
- Unit features
- Bedroom(s): 2
- Bathroom(s): 2
- Available: 02/01/13
- Balcony
- Amenities
- Video Intercom
- Pets Allowed
- Eat In Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Washer Dryer In Building
- Stone Countertops
- Hardwood Floors
- Common Roof Deck
- Type
- Apartment
- building amenities
- Common Roof Deck
- Parking
- Bike Rack
- Elevator
- Location
- Subway lines:
- Broadway
- Lorimer Street
- Lorimer Street
- Financials
- Rent: $3,100
- Fee: Fee Apartment
Over 1000 square foot 2 bedroom apartment with 2 full bathrooms, 2 balconies and a storage room for rent in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Inside your home, discover the kind of amenities you normally would only expect from a high-end condo - hardwood floors, granite countertops, private and separate bedrooms with balconies, and bike parking.
Building also offers a common roof deck to kick-back and find your ZEN moment while watching the Manhattan skyline, and offers on-site parking and storage rooms.
Outside your home, you'll find a tree-lined street that leads to Williamsburg's best. Grand Street shopping and Northside dining are just a stroll away, while McCarren Park is an easy bike ride away. The Lorimer Street L Train, Metropolitan Avenue G and the Lorimer Street J, M, and Z trains keep you easily connected to Manhattan and other hot Brooklyn neighborhoods.


text: I am calling a Chugalunch at 12:30 today if anyone is interested. My votes are for either The Terminal or Sweet Peppers. Anyone else down? -AW -- Aaron Welch Chief Mechanic @ Geek Ventures 423-505-9999 n2nightfall at gmail.com "Enabling people to do great things with their own ideas." -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20120928/82a3bbe8/attachment.html>

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Dilbeck Real Estate of Santa Clarita hosts its annual photo session with Santa Claus on Tuesday, Dec. 14 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Children of all ages are invited to chat with Santa and have their picture taken with him for free.
Reservations are required, so call (661) 284-6400 to set an appointment time.
Dilbeck Real Estate is located at 25820 The Old Road, Newhall 91321.
For more information, call Bev Widney at (626) 664-0114.


text:
Welcome to the Ulster Aviation Society
We are an active group of aviation enthusiasts covering many aspects of aviation related activities.
Our monthly meetings take place at CIYMS Sports & Social Club on the fourth Wednesday of every month (excluding July) at 8PM. Non-members are also very welcome.
Click here for directions to CIYMS.
There are also regular quiz nights and annual aero-modeling and photographic competitions.
Society Meetings (all at CIYMS starting 8PM)
Please note September meeting to be held at the hangar Maze/Long Kesh.
Wed. 28th Sept. 2016
Jim Davies British Airways Historical Society
Wed. 28th Oct. 2016 (back at CIYMS)
Paul Trimble on Drones (Topic TBC)
Don't forget hangar volunteers always welcome every Saturday 12PM to 5:00PM.
First Saturday of each month is especially for new hangar volunteers.
photo and video David Doyle - click photo above to see video


text:
add'd steel froggy....please send ur mii's to me and post here so i kno u add'd me also....thanks
I added you, add me if you'd like.Originally Posted by Andyyyyyy
add'd steel froggy....please send ur mii's to me and post here so i kno u add'd me also....thanks
got ur message just bout to add u andy
roxas do u mind if i add u to mine
is any1 else still awake?its 1:50 am here in the u.s haha...new york anyway...i want to get some more friends and mii's before i go to bed if possible
how can anyone keep up lol u go for a few minutes lol u get back and like 2 new pages hehehe
hey guys add me and send me a PM and ill add u and send u some mii's as soon as i can...thanks...
What part of the U.S.?Originally Posted by Andyyyyyy
My Wii friends address book is full, but it is possible that I will add some more people, because I will be deleting grays in a few days. Thanks.Wii Number
5003 4585 7164 4443
PM Me if you add me so I can add you.
East....new york....
Nah, I don't mind.Originally Posted by jess4mick


text:
Five, twenty and fifteen. You are probably wondering what those numbers mean. No, they are not the number sequences from Lost or the SPF numbers on your sunscreen. They are, however, the numbers you need to learn if you want to give a presentation at Ignite. Ignite is an event where presenters can share what makes them tick. From graphic designers to English professors, people from all walks of life are coming together to educate the world on what they know best. Recent presenters spoke about how to be an expert witness, going global on a local scale and the three p's of eLearning. With only five minutes, twenty slides and fifteen seconds to talk per slide, speakers are encouraged to enlighten but make it quick. Do you have what it takes? If interested in speaking, please email email@example.com for more information. Want to be in the audience? Come out and see what you can burn into your mind or into others. Check out the details below! And click here for more info.
Who: There is an open call for presenters. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested in speaking or attending.
When: August 22nd, 8pm
Where: The Alchemist Theatre, 2569 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53207


text:
During a recent business trip to Cologne in Germany I called to a city centre Lidl outlet and was pretty shocked to see the price difference between what Lidl charge in the highly competitive German market and what they charge in my local Lidl in Ireland. The prices seem to be higher right across the board but a few examples which I picked out were as follows…
|German Price
|Irish Price
|2L Freeway Cola
|Fin Carte Chocolate
Other examples included the fact that the lowest cost 2L bottle of mineral water in Lidl in Ireland is €0.54 while in Germany, the cost is €0.19.
So Why The Difference?
- Could it be rent & rates -It is more expensive to rent a shop at the edge of say Portarlington than in a city centre location in Cologne? I think not.
- Could it be rates of pay – Again no, Germany does not do low cost labour.
- How about transport costs? – When our company imports containers of goods from China, it normally only accounts for 2% of the product price, so again there is no logic to it.
Offer to Celebrate Discounted Prices in Ireland
Here at TV Trade to prove our commitment to low prices, we are running a special offer on all our Irish & UK combo receivers.
See here [Combo Receivers] for our wide range of Irish & UK combo receivers.
Discount Codes
- Use IRELAND to get 10% off
- Use GERMANY to pay 100% more!
Offer valid from June 10th 2013 to June 16th 2013. Enter the discount code during checkout. Discount cannot be applied retrospectively. Discount is valid for both trade and public customers.
Tags: germany, groceries, ireland, lidl, price comparison, rip off ireland


text:
This week my class read Leo the Late Bloomer and did a super cute writing craftivity! The students helped me make a list of ways we have "bloomed" since starting Kindergarten. Then, they recorded their answers on the flower petals. After the flowers were constructed I placed them in the hallway for parents to view during parent teacher conferences! Hop over to my blog to check it out and get this {Freebie}.
Also, Look at these interactive addition hands! I shared them on my blog at the beginning of the week but in case you haven't seen them! We are working on Common Core addition fluency within 5. These hands really help those struggling with the concept!


text:
Benjamin Walter Dubois III had a habit of kicking at the door that locked him in at the Hill-Finklea Detention Center and covering a camera that kept watch over his cell.
Detention officers attempted to move the 30-year-old murder suspect to another part of the jail late last month in order to keep a better eye on him. But the Huger man defied their orders and grew fearful that the jailers intended to strap him into a chair as a means of physical restraint.
Dubois' fear came true minutes later after he punched a female detention officer in the face, sending her to the hospital, authorities said. A second officer's hand was crushed against a steel door in the ordeal, officials said.
Berkeley County sheriff's deputies have brought an additional charge of second-degree assault and battery against Dubois as a result of the March 28 incident.
He was being held at the jail on charges that he shattered his roommate's skull with a golf club last year. The wounded man, 55-year-old Jerry Miles, died three months after the attack while seeking treatment at Medical University Hospital, officials said. An incident report identifies Dubois' latest alleged victim as Berkeley County detention officer Katheryn Carrieri. She was treated at Trident Medical Center for swelling and bleeding to her right eye, nasal cavity, arms and knee, the report said.
According to sheriff's deputies, Carrieri was injured while attempting to escort Dubois into his new cell.
The inmate had grown argumentative, investigators detailed in a report, and he yelled that he wouldn't go into the cell without his medication. The report did not specify what medication Dubois needed.
Carrieri placed one hand on Dubois' shoulder and the other against the small of his back to guide him into the unit, authorities said.
Dubois, who was handcuffed, responded by punching Carrieri in the face with two closed fists, according to an arrest affidavit.
A lieutenant at the scene was kicked and her fingers strained while trying to subdue Dubois and lock him into a physical restraint chair, deputies said.
Berkeley County sheriff's Maj. Rick Ollic said it wasn't clear if Dubois kicked the lieutenant or if she was accidentally injured by another officer during the scuffle. She also received treatment at Trident Medical Center.
Dubois later apologized for the assault in a message that he left at an inmate kiosk, deputies said.
"I have known (Carrieri) since she started working here and would jump in front of a knife for her," Dubois is quoted in the report as saying. "I can't believe that happened and I am so sorry that she got hurt. I've been worried about her all weekend and nobody will tell me anything."
He concluded his message by pleading for an update on the woman's condition.
Dubois was scheduled to appear before a judge last week regarding his murder charge, but his attorney withdrew a request for the judge to set bail, authorities said.
It was not clear Wednesday if the hearing would be rescheduled. A phone call to Dubois' attorney was not returned.
Berkeley County sheriff's deputies were called May 28 to Dubois' home on French Quarter Creek Road in Huger following a report of an assault.
Dubois' roommate, Miles, was unable to speak with investigators due to the extent of his injuries.
Dubois reported that he only hit the man to defend himself and a third roommate.
According to Dubois' version of events, Miles had demanded that he get out of the house. Miles threw an ashtray at his head, Dubois told deputies, and struck their other roommate with a golf club.
Dubois reported that he grabbed the golf club and turned it against Miles.
A witness told investigators that Dubois repeatedly beat the man with the club, even after he had fallen unconscious.
The three roommates had been drinking alcohol when the incident occurred, according to investigators.
Sheriff's deputies originally charged Dubois with second-degree assault and battery. The charge was upgraded to murder following Miles death on Aug. 26.
Reach Christina Elmore at 937-5908 or at Twitter.com/celmorePC.


text:
[QUOTE=hulahoop;1037433]A mahoosive steak :) and then lots of chocolate...if the world is ending then i won't get the post-chocolate migraine will i :)[/QUOTE]
I'm with you.
I'd probably want to include some of Northern California's finest as well.
[QUOTE=hulahoop;1037433]A mahoosive steak :) and then lots of chocolate...if the world is ending then i won't get the post-chocolate migraine will i :)[/QUOTE]
I'm with you.
I'd probably want to include some of Northern California's finest as well.
If I really knew it would end I would get a pack of cigarettes, beer and fix country fried steak with rice and gravy and field acre peas and biscuits. I live perfectly well, much better than I ever have without these things but sometimes I miss them.
Blood sausage. And lots of it. Around here its the synonym of Christmas time. And some dessert with a lot of whipped cream, probably pumpkin pie, or cornbread. :P Or hell I'd invent a weird cassava pie with whipped cream on top.
I'd say cheesecake but I'd get stomach pains and the world won't combust and end in a second. I don't want to run for my life and dodge meteors on a bloated stomach.
In theory, my last meal on this planet will be the biggest porterhouse I can get my paws on, crust homemade French bread with honey cinnamon butter, 50 year old Glenfiddich, red wine, Crown and Dr. Pepper, roasted brussel sprout, broccoli, and green beans, thermonuclear smashed potatoes, and yellow cake on top of strawberry turtle cheesecake on top of spice cake for dessert. If I'm gonna die, it's gonna be AFTER I've eaten all my favorite foods.
In reality, Friday's dinner will probably be t-bone, salad, and veggies.
Well, if it is the end of the world, and I could have anything I wanted, the world would have to wait a few hours while I make my way through a veritable banquet table of goodies, enough to make a pile of Hobbits proud!
Pick the best of what the world has to offer and put a serving of each of it on the table. When I am done, then the world can end.
wear these? hmm? yes?
[url=http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/f278/?itm=hobbit_socks&rkgid=794937494&cpg=ogtee1&source=google_tees&creative=21218011605&adpos=1t1&gclid=CN-rjK36p7QCFQsGnQod4gMA2Q]ThinkGeek :: Hobbit Feet Socks[/url]
Well since the end of the world falls on the Winter Solstice which is the holiday we celebrate we already have a special meal planned: grass fed filet mignon, with wild mushrooms and shallots in a demi glace, rosemary baby potatoes, green beans with bacon, GF Yorkishire Pudding and for dessert blackberry crisp (we picked the berries last Summer and saved them for the occasion) with home made honey (from our bees) and vanilla ice cream and a really good bottle of Cabernet. If the world ends that meal will be fine by me.
It's my best friend's birthday and the solstice Friday so I am making her favorite leg of lamb roasted with LOTs of garlic.
okay so the world end will hit us here in NZ in about 8 hours..........great.....bring it on !!!!!!!!
............we are going out for dinner tomorrow night, so hopefully I can digest that first then deal with all the wailing and knashing that presumably happens during such events......... should be fun
[SIZE=7]goodbye[/SIZE].....[SIZE=6]goodbye.......[/SIZE][SIZE=5]goodbye[/SIZE][SIZE=4].............goodbye...... [/SIZE][SIZE=3]goodbye...........[/SIZE][SIZE=2]goodbye............[/SIZE][SIZE=1]goodbye[/SIZE]
i feel like we should all watch seeking a friend for the end of the world after food


text:
Description: This brass zipper is not only functional, but fashionable also, as exposed zippers can be an embellishment. These zippers are also perfect for making accessories like flower brooches and belts.
go to product
Description: This reversible jacket zipper has a slider with a pull that flips to either side of the zipper, making it ideal for use in reversible jackets and sportswear. The teeth on this zipper are brass.
Explore Fabric.com
We're here to help
Discover Fabric.com
Sewing Center


text:
Ormer's Culinary Excellence is Acclaimed by the AA
Ormer restaurant by Shaun Rankin is the most southerly newcomer to the AA accreditations list. Today's announcement saw them awarded three AA Rosettes.
The restaurant, which was also awarded a Michelin star in 2013 only four months after opening, is the only Jersey restaurant to be added to the awards list this year.
The long-established Rosette scheme recognises exceptional cooking across the UK. Success or failure in achieving Rosettes is based on one or more visits by an AA inspector to a hotel or restaurant. The entire meal, including ancillary items, is assessed.
Only about 10% of restaurants nationwide are of a standard that is worthy of One Rosette and above. It's a huge achievement for Ormer to have received three Rosettes in its infancy.
The AA's description of a three AA Rosette restaurant is as follows:
'Outstanding restaurants that achieve standards that demand recognition well beyond their local area. The cooking is underpinned by the selection and sympathetic treatment of the highest quality ingredients. Timing, seasoning and the judgment of flavour combinations will consistently be excellent. These virtues tend to be supported by other elements, such as intuitive service and a well-chosen wine list. Around 10% of the restaurants/hotels within the AA Restaurant Guide have Three Rosettes and above.'
Shaun Rankin, chef proprietor of Ormer restaurant, says:
'To have achieved three AA Rosettes with Ormer still in its infancy is fantastic and places the restaurant in an elite group. We are immensely proud of our achievements since opening in 2013 and credit goes to the entire Ormer team for striving for these high standards. Jersey has become a culinary destination due to an abundance of world-class produce and the hard work of our hospitality sector. Ormer has welcomed a number of guests who have flown into the Island specifically for dinner and this is a great compliment. We're going to continue to strive for excellence and we're grateful that the AA inspectors understood our vision for Ormer and enjoyed their experiences.'
Category: Editor's Choice
SEE OUR LATEST OFFSHORE JOBS: All Offshore Jobs | Isle of Man Jobs | Jersey Jobs | Guernsey Jobs


text: As far as emotions go, I could not agree more with you. My graduate psychological research consists of exploring human relationships, and specifically attraction to others. I have been wanting to tie in my interest with food to this line of research, and your idea on emotional connections really ties in to some questions I have been wanting to empirically investigate. More specifically, it may be interesting to approach food as another relationship we make. We get attracted to it for various physiological aspects (a good looking meal is as appealing as a good looking other), we get attached, we argue with it, we have make-up 'sex' with it (bingeing anyone), we can get repulsed by it; all these are really allusions to the dynamics of our relationships with others. Humans have a need to belong, and because we have such an impressive cognitive ability relative to other species, we may take that need to a whole new level and desire to belong with non-human others.


text:
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Court hearings have been delayed for two Penn State administrators charged with lying to a grand jury investigating child sex abuse allegations against former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
The Dauphin County Court Administrator's office said today their preliminary hearings have been pushed back 10 days to Dec. 16 in Harrisburg. No reason was given for the delay.
Sandusky was charged this month with sexually abusing eight boys over a 15-year period. His preliminary hearing is scheduled Dec. 13 in Centre County court.
Lawyers for all three men have maintained their clients' innocence.


text:
The first thing that ran through Henrik Lundqvist's mind when he realized the Rangers would have to kill a four-minute Devils power play in the second period last night wasn't panic, disappointment or annoyance. It was confidence.
"We have a good feeling when we have the guys out there for the penalty kill," Lundqvist said. "They're great players, smart players. They make great decisions out there, and that's very important. You know, if you're scared to take penalties because your (penalty-kill team) is struggling, you're in trouble. But now it's like, 'Okay, we took a penalty -- let's send our big guys out there to take care of it.'"
Lundqvist's band of penalty killers took care of it, all right. With defenseman Christian Backman in the penalty box for breaking some of Zach Parise's teeth with a cross-check, the Rangers snuffed the anemic Devils power play, allowing no shots on goal.
And there was little question afterward that the penalty killers' performance was a key reason the Rangers were able to win the game, 2-1, at the Prudential Center. Game 3 is tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden.
Rangers coach Tom Renney agreed that his team, which killed all five Devils power plays in the game, was able to feed off that four-minute kill.
"I think that was real big for us, and the shot totals at the end of the period weren't real significant either, which meant that we deflected any kind of attack by them to the outside and didn't give them a lot to feel good about, at least on their power play," Renney said. "So, it certainly could have been the difference in the game."
Still, despite their success playing a man down, the Rangers bemoaned the fact that they gave the Devils so many power plays.
"The guys did a great job, but we shouldn't be penalized that much during the hockey game," captain Jaromir Jagr said. "The same guys are killing the penalties, the same guys are sitting on the bench. Some guys are getting tired, and the other guys are getting tired of not playing. I'm one of them."
Plus, according to Scott Gomez, one of the main penalty-killing forwards, the more chances the Devils get, the greater the odds are that eventually they will score.
"You're playing with fire," Gomez said.
But once the teams got through the penalty-filled second period, the third period was played pretty cleanly. The fact the Rangers got two quick goals -- Jagr and Sean Avery scored 23 seconds apart in the first five minutes to give the Rangers a 2-0 lead -- probably had something to do with the fact that the teams had to stop gooning each other up and concentrate on playing hockey.
"We played our game in the third period," Jagr said. "We cycled, and we made plays. The first two periods -- especially the first period -- we didn't make any plays. It was more like a tennis game, you know? Federer-Roddick, bing, bang, bong. Nobody made plays. Nobody made passes. But the third period was better."
From the Rangers' point of view, the third period was better because when the game could have gotten away from them in the second period, the penalty killers wouldn't let it.
"I don't know if I'd call them a weapon, but we're certainly secure in the job they do," Renney said of his short-handed unit. "If you mean weapon by counterattack and maybe sniping one here or there, probably not. But certainly from the point of view of stifling a power play or whatever, I'd have to say our group is very, very good. And we finished sixth overall in the National Hockey League (in the regular season) for a reason."


text:
Hi I was diagnosed in October 2012 with being lactose intolerant. I thought I had it under control. But the last few days I have had diarrhea and today was the worst. I got terrible stomach cramps and got diarrhea and did not make it all the way to the bathroom.. We were at a basketball game and came home. I am so frustrated if any body can help me please do. The doctor that diagnosed this was a (not sure how to spell this)gastrointestinal doctor. So where do I go from here. If anybody can help I would love some advice. Thank you ahead of time
Have you tried keeping a food diary, and tracking your symptoms there, too? It might be more than just the lactose that's causing issues, if you're avoiding dairy but still having troubles.
"Don't sacrifice what you want most for what you want right now."
These ladies gave some GREAT advice. Also, be away of dry goods . .things like chips, pastas, sauces as many of them contain milk. You'll have to read the ingredient lists of ALL packaged food you buy. You may want to shop at natural and organic grocery stores to start.
Why would someone with lactose intolerance continue to eat dairy? I agree that enzymes can help but they are not the solution. I have a ton of allergies and my teacher said that instead of dwelling on what I can't have, I make a positive light out of what I can have. I thought I was allergic to dairy but when I realized it was really peanuts and gluten, I was able to tolerate cottage cheese and sour cream---but I never drink milk or eat ice cream. I think when people continue to eat things they are allergic to they are subconsciously punishing themselves and trust me, you don't have to!!! I actually want to specialize in teaching people to cook that have food allergies. Good luck!
By the way, , Galaxy is a mainstream brand of lactose free cheese, available in dairy and non dairy versions. The dairy kind contains casein, which can be constipating, so maybe try the dairy free? They make American style as well. I use it because its low fat and fortified. My surly boyfriend likes it too. Also, almond milk is great, and soy ice cream, and coconut milk ice cream are great as well. There are dairy free yogurts too.
I am too lactose intolerant but I have learn how to control it at times. Sometimes I do over do it and get everything you said in your email. I can have a little intake of diary but I can't over do it. Like if I have cereal in morning which is fine I can have yogurt too but that will b all the diary I have for that day. I just need to remember what I've eaten. There's other times that I have forgot and have ate yogurt, then later string cheese, then that notes 2-3 scoops of ice cream then later I get really bad cramps and everything else.


text:
Every team has one. That one player that fans just look at and ask, "Why is he on this team?" From players who repeatedly get injured to players who are just not that good; no matter how hard they try, they can't contribute to their team.
If you're a useless player in a place like Columbus, you don't have much of a problem, but if you're in a place like Toronto, you are pointed out and vilified to the greatest extent.
Keep in mind that some of these players aren't exactly useless, they're just the least useful on their team.


text:
Nuts about FALL FOODS
When you visit midtown Manhattan in the late fall, there is a single smell that identifies the city: chestnuts roasting.
Me? I thought there was a fire somewhere.
That's because I grew up with fresh chestnuts roasting in our oven on Dorchester Drive. We would, carefully, gather the spiny beasts from the ground -- sort of like the sea urchins of our Millcreek lawn. The burr coating would have popped open to reveal the shiny brown fruits inside, typically two or three per pod, but you still needed to be careful pulling them out, lest you be left with a spine stabbing your hand.
My mother would then make an X in each one and roast them in the oven. Then she would sit, perched on her chair at the kitchen counter, and peel them while watching football. She was the only one in the house who would eat them. Having grown up in Philadelphia, she would tell us how lucky we were. That the American chestnut was once one of the most important trees in the eastern United States, but by the early 1950s, the trees were destroyed by the chestnut blight (a fungus from Asia).
Since then, the U.S. Forest Service, the American Chestnut Foundation and the University of Tennessee have been conducting research and tests to produce a blight-resistant American chestnut, with aspirations of restoring the species in its grandeur, throughout the Southeast.
Until then, you'll find most of your chestnuts on the Internet if you aren't lucky enough to have a chestnut tree or live near someone who does. We moved from Dorchester Drive long ago, but I found mine at Frankie & May Fresh Grocer on Peninsula Drive ($3.99 a pound) from Liz and George Farms of Millcreek. They were gone the next week -- they are that perishable.
If you do find some, online or next door, do try them roasted to taste their natural sweetness. Unlike other nuts, the fat content is low (which contributes to their short shelf life). Then, if you have some extras, make this dressing, which features all kinds of fall ingredients native to America.


text:
don't sell on the FED & Brexit news because its happening
long run way before reverse split, last one was at $8 two before that were at $5
all the time reporting and guiding poor earnings and shrinking margins HEY FED! its too late to raise rates you missed it. but go ahead and raise - it will juice the stock market collapse and UVXY will rocket
the mm's are giving the hedges time to cover there shorts and longs are getting killed. where's the SEC? there the hedge funds customers and turn there back on this blatant gangsterism. like madoff.
agree manipulation. wheres the SEC collecting on there shorts in uvxy
agree this smells of manipulation. the other day the market was down 70 points and uxvy was down half a point.
next they'll borrow cheap 5% money to buy stock or juice dividends
pt bk
pt BK
see barons online
the average bull market runs 3 - 5 years we are in the 7th year of this one. that's why its been hated so much. if the fed would have kept there hands off the QE it would have ended 2 years ago. now when it breaks it will go straight through the earths crust like a nuclear power plant melt down. many, many people will lose everything
feds are out to please hilary and her wall street bankers. the feds will do a june 25 basis point increase. that should take 3 -5% off the dow
no one can predict the future so all you have to work with are probabilities and the absolute certainty that a black swan will occur. what will it be? the list is endless, you name it, asteroid, earthquake - tidal wave, terrorists, oil war, north korea, financial markets collapse etc etc.
Agree, but only because the Asian markets are collapsing overnight. See Bloomberg live for details..
Chinese markets were closed Monday otherwise they would have been down 3-5% as well. When China Japan drop overnight the Dow drops at least as much. A .6% today was 117 so a 3% drop in the Dow means at least a 500 to 585 point drop Tuesday on the Dow. This translates into a pop of at least $10 for the UVXT Tuesday or $25 by close tomorrow. Get your premarket orders in now..
once again Cramer has suckered his viewers. Apparently Cramer is working to keep the price up so Icahn could make his exit.
no sweat
and go away. nice play for uvxy. wall street loves bromides. there short and don't require any brains or energy.
will open up the SMB sectors considerably and fatten margins. turn profitable in 2016.
5 - 10% correction in S&P means a $40 plus on uxvy. an ez 2 bagger OR more


text:
I'm from Wales me. So yeah...theres one at least
I noticed in the "How much have you spent" thread a few are posting prices in £ (GBP).
How many U.K members are regular posters here?
I'm from Wales me. So yeah...theres one at least
[Zero Motivation, The Guy With Cloud Envy]
Me im from Leeds
I WANT SONIC IN BRAWL AND HIS FRIENDS! i also want WOLF LINK AND MIDNA AS A PAIR, ZANT. yep i like zelda games, waluigi is good as well, crash bandicoot and spyro and rayman would fit into the game with ease
I'm also from Wales.
I never add friend codes.
Originally Posted by AndThen?
London w000000t.
Pokemon FC - 1117 6798 4421
Mario Strikers Charged FC - 472550 243375
Guitar Hero 3 - 008714461757
Advance wars days of ruin - 386672 399406
Third from Wales, gooooo us =]
Also the boss is from UK
im from nottingham
Games Currently Have:
WiiSports, WiiPlay, Links Crossbow Training, Mario Strikers Charged Football, Super Mario Galaxy, MOH:H2, Battalion Wars 2
Mario Strikers Friend Code - Whenever i Next go on it!!!
Battalion Wars 2 Friend Code - 167-631-618-164
MOH:H2 Persona: Daz
Pm Me if you add me on anything please so i know to add you!
Don't laugh, we have the cheapest drugs in the UK!
Beat that!


text:
In Brief: Higher gasoline prices are on the way
Higher gasoline prices are on the way
NEW YORK -- Drivers, here's the bad news: You'll be paying more for gasoline in the coming weeks. The good news: You'll likely pay less than last year. Or the year before, or the year before that.
The price of gasoline held steady into early February, but an increase is almost inevitable this time of year. Pump prices have gone up an average 31 cents per gallon in February over the past three years.
"We're going to get increases, and they are going to be noticeable," said Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst at Gasbuddy.com and the Oil Price Information Service. "We're going to get that pop relatively soon."
The price of crude oil has risen 8 percent over the past month, to $100 per barrel. And analysts expect fuel supplies to begin to decline as refineries dial back production to perform maintenance and make the switch to summer fuels.
Gasoline prices are already creeping higher. The nationwide average price has risen for seven days in a row to $3.34 per gallon, the highest level since October, according to AAA, OPIS and Wright Express.
Ron Paul starts Snowden clemency petition
WASHINGTON -- Ron Paul, the former Republican congressman and presidential candidate, has started a petition drive to pressure the Obama administration to grant clemency to former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who is charged with espionage over leaks about the government's surveillance programs.
Paul's push for clemency would have to be granted by President Barack Obama. Earlier this week, Paul's son, Republican Sen. Rand Paul, of Kentucky, filed a lawsuit against Obama and other top administration officials to stop the surveillance programs, which Sen. Paul contends are violations of 4th amendment constitutional protections against unreasonable searches.
Ron Paul said in a video post that he wants Snowden to return to the U.S. without facing prosecution before Snowden's amnesty in Russia is due to expire at the end of July.
'Waltons' patriarch Waite dies at 85
LOS ANGELES -- Ralph Waite, who played the kind-and-steady patriarch of a tight-knit rural Southern family on the TV series "The Waltons," died Thursday, his manager said. He was 85.
Waite, who lived in the Palm Springs area, died at midday, manager Alan Mills said. Mills, who did not know the cause of death, said he was taken aback because Waite had been in good health and still working.
Waite appeared in 2013 in episodes of the series "NCIS," in which he played the dad of star Mark Harmon's character. He also appeared in "Bones" and "Days of Our Lives."
"The Waltons," which aired on CBS from 1972 to 1981, starred Waite as John Walton, and Richard Thomas played his oldest son, John-Boy. The gentle family drama was set in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia.
-- from wire reports


text:
Well, there's two questions here:
1) Are vegetables necessary for good health? Like I said in the other thread, that depends. For some people, complete elimination of plants is what's necessary for their good health. Everyone has different genetics, different degrees of metabolic damage, different environmental factors. And everyone has their own hierarchy of values by which they decide whether various choices are "worth it", for whatever reason.
2) Does Mark Sisson advocate vegetables/plants solely to make his plan less scary for the average person? That's a complex question that only Mark can answer, but based on his writings, I would say that he's perfectly aware of all the arguments for and against plants in the human diet, and on the whole believes that thoughtful addition of such is more beneficial than harmful, both physically and psychologically.


text:
"I'm the best thing that's ever happened to him," Lavigne, 22, tells the April issue of Jane.
And she doesn't worry about Whibley, 27, straying when he's on the road. "We have a really good, strong relationship," she says. "There's a lot of trust."
The couple wed in July before 110 guests, including family and friends from their native Ontario, Canada. To the surprise of many, the ceremony was traditional.
"I wanted to be like, 'Oh, let's totally have a rock 'n' roll, goth wedding,' " Lavigne tells Jane. "But at the same time I was like, 'I've been dreaming about my wedding day since I was a little girl. I have to wear the white dress.' I wanted to be a princess, okay?"
Part of the appeal of a traditional wedding was its timelessness. "People thought I would have done, like, some black wedding dress, and yeah, I would have. But at the same time I was thinking about our pictures. ... I didn't want to be, like, 20 years later, 'Oh, why did I wear my hair like that? It's not cool now.' "
Also not cool: drugs. "I've never done coke in my life, and I'm proud of that. Oh my God! I could never. I am 100 percent against drugs," she says.
But Lavigne is okay with one bad habit: spitting – specifically, at paparazzi, for which she recently made headlines.
"I don't know what the big deal was, because I've been spitting at paparazzi the past two years I've lived in L.A.," she says. "It was funny. But I think if Britney had had no underwear on that week, my spitting thing wouldn't have been talked about."


text:
24 Quick and Easy Knitting Patterns
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
10 Free Knitting Patterns in Two Hours or Less
By: The Editors at FaveCrafts
We are adding the craft to your Craft Projects.
The project was added to your Craft Projects.
Click here to view your Craft Projects.
If you're in a hurry and looking for that last-minute gift then look no further. Here you can find free knitting patterns in two hours or less. Make some fun knitting patterns for you or to give as a gift. If you're always on the go like I am then these patterns are going to become your best friend. You can make them on the train, start a pattern on the bus and finish during lunch or you can sit in front of the TV one night and knit away. Make some fun free knitting patterns in two hours or less.
Knit and Felt Hearts: Use these felt hearts as a cute decoration or fill them up and use as a nice smelling potpourri design.
Knit Strawberries: Who doesn't like free knitting patterns like these adorable strawberries? They look so real.
Quick and Easy Shawl: Make a quick and easy shawl for the fall season. It's fashionable any time of year.
Striped Floor Pillow Cover: Using a knitting board you can make this fun striped pillow cover. Add some design and color to your rooms.
Ridged Waffle Dishcloth: Make a waffle dishcloth to wash your dishes with. It's an easy knit pattern.
Beebopper Knitted Tote Bag: Looking for a fun tote bag? This is the perfect design for you. The colors are nice and bold to go with a great outfit.
Thrifty Market Bag: Use this thrifty market bag to go to the grocery store with. You can reuse it every time you go instead of using plastic bags.
Creta Lace Socks: Keep your feet nice and warm with these creta lace socks. The knit design is calling your name.
NEW! Amazing Felted Coffee Cozies: Keep your coffee cup warm (and prevent your hand from burning) with this fun and fuzzy coffee cozy.
- NEW! Cotton Stripes Dishcloth: You can whip one or two of these striped dishcloths up in under 2 hours.
Tags / Related Topics
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
frogladyroz 398878 6
Dec 06, 2012
Need pattern for newborn, "skull cap style.
averilanderson 953 7841
Jun 03, 2012
I have just downloaded a couple of free eBooks. Crochet and knitting for babies. It's really great to be able to obtain free eBooks and I'm especially pleased to see what is on offer before downloading. In Crafts I also like the strawberries! Thanks for enabling us to pursue our favorite hobby.
kvs27 3533966
Nov 10, 2010
love the strawberys!
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite crafts
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your crafts
Free eBooks
- 13 Spring Crafts: Easter Craft Ideas, Spring DIY Home Dcor, and More
- 17 Flower Craft Ideas: How To Make Paper Flowers, Easy Fabric Flowers and More
- 18 Projects Every Crafter Wants
- 23 Fabulous Picnic Craft Ideas + Restaurant Copycat Recipes
- 25 Cool Things to Do with Wine Bottles
- 26 Spring Crafts for Kids
- Easter Craft eBook: Blogger Edition
- Garden Crafts
- Hop into Spring: Easter Crafting and Recipe
- Trash to Treasure: 28 Recycled Crafts
Our Newest Projects & Articles
- Preparing Your DIY Quilt for Quilting
- Purple Beginner Shawl
- Recycled T-Shirt Quilt Pattern
- Shawl Scarf Crochet Pattern
- Stunning Leather Trimmed Crochet Scarf Pattern
- Knit Look Cowl Crochet Pattern
- Bean Stitch Cowl Crochet Pattern
- Plush Basketweave Baby Blanket Pattern
- "18 Projects Every Crafter Wants" free eBook
- Amethyst DIY Jewelry Box Anthropologie Knockoff


text:
Alaska may not get hurricanes but they are prone to another type of natural disaster — volcanic eruptions. And as you may know it looks like Mount Redoubt, a volcano on Cook Inlet about 110 miles from Anchorage, is about to blow.
The best place for real-time updates is the Alaska Volcano Observatory, which as of 2:47 p.m. said, "Seismicity at Redoubt has increased markedly over the last 20 minutes. Clear webcam views and pilot reports indicate that the volcano has not yet erupted."
You can see a webcam view here, and you can follow the activity via Twitter from the Alaska Volcano Observatory. The Anchorage Daily News is also a good source of information.
Alaska Volcano Observatory
Mount Redoubt has erupted in 1902, 1966 and 1989, and during the last eruption it disrupted international travel and deposited ash across the Anchorage area. Geologists say the most likely scenario this time is an eruption similar to the 1989 eruption, but it's impossible to say for certain.
That eruption produced some impressive images, including the following one as viewed from the Kenai Peninsula.
Fortunately the population density around the volcano is very low, but this could still be a very serious incident for the city of Anchorage, Alaska's largest by far.


text:
What are Erie County's biggest problems?
The Erie Times-News Editorial Board interviewed the five candidates for Erie County executive and posed the same three questions to each candidate. Today, we present their responses to our second question: "What do you see as the county's biggest problems?" Watch video of their responses at www.GoErie.com/elections.
Coming up:
Monday: The five Erie County executive candidates respond to this question: "Why should voters pick you over your opponent (or opponents)?"
Hear them debate
David Kozak, professor of political science at Gannon University and director of Leadership Erie, and Sean Lafferty, anchor for WJET-TV, moderated a debate between the two Democratic candidates, Barry Grossman and Kathy Dahlkemper, in the WQLN-TV studios on Thursday night. WQLN-FM radio will rebroadcast the debate today at 3 p.m.
Remember to vote
The municipal primary is Tuesday. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Some polling places have changed. To find your polling place, visit the Erie County Voter Registration Office's website at www.eriecountygov.org/government/voter.
The biggest problem facing Erie County is " the plight of the city of Erie," said Barry Grossman, incumbent Erie County executive.
Grossman said he has come to accept the fact that "smokestack industries are not the future" for Erie and touted the ways jobs in "meds and eds" have helped to boost Erie's economy. He also said the Hirt family has made assurances that Erie Insurance will be here for decades to come.
Grossman questioned politicians who say their main focus will be on "jobs, jobs, jobs." Elected officials can only "create an atmosphere" conducive to jobs. What business asks is for government to "please spend our (tax) money wisely," he said. "That's government's role."
Asked whether he talks often to Erie Mayor Joe Sinnott, Grossman brought up the issue of payments in lieu of taxes. The city and the Erie School District have negotiated some P.I.L.O.T. agreements with nonprofits separately from Erie County.
"The mayor prefers to do it individually," he said. "He takes a different approach. I'm a bull in a china shop. ... He's more a manager. He has a different leadership style."
Grossman also said that in addition to term limits for elected officials, appointees to authorities should have term limits.
Kathy Dahlkemper, the Democratic challenger for county executive, said that Erie County's biggest problem is the high rate of poverty. "It's unacceptable," she said.
Education is one of the key components to reducing poverty; that's why the community college was proposed, she said.
But the college didn't happen. "We still have a problem. Let's fix it," she said. She also predicted that under the administration of Gov. Tom Corbett and with the "climate in Harrisburg, there is no way we will end up with a community college in Erie."
She said it doesn't make sense to "spend a lot of energy" on another wasted effort to start a community college. "We'll have to go outside the box," she said. Her ideas include collaboration among the four local colleges to offer reduced tuition, working with the existing vocational-technical high schools and going to business and industry to see if their "equipment and expertise" can be used for training.
"This has got to be an immediate task," she said. Some might think that things are satisfactory because "we've had no scandals" in county government, she said. "We have managed the continued decline of our region. ... We need bold leadership ... across the board; people are craving it," she said.
Tom Loftus, a Republican running for county executive, said that "any form of taxes/taxation" is Erie County's biggest problem. "That's why reassessment is big for me."
During the most recent countywide reassessment, everybody "got hit really hard," he said, and he criticized the reassessment for being held during "the highest years of the real estate market." He said that only one or two county employees should be working on assessment issues, "instead of 22 to 24."
Loftus also said he supports term limits. The county executive job should be no more than three terms, he said, but "two is perfect." Politicians need to face challengers, he said. " Competition is what made America great."
Referring to County Executive Barry Grossman, Loftus said: "If he were a ballplayer, his best hit so far is the term-limit thing." (Grossman says he will work to get a term-limit proposal on the ballot for the general election.)
The county executive's job is to be a good communicator and it would be important to try to communicate with GE Transportation about proposed layoffs that could eliminate 950 hourly jobs, he said. But he also said it's likely that "there's not much" the county executive could do to intervene to stop the layoffs.
Thomas "Wes" McGahen, a Republican running for county executive, said Erie County's biggest problem is "all the jobs are going overseas" and people don't have work.
He said the county executive should become familiar with the large number of small businesses in Erie County and he criticized government regulations that hurt small business.
"This place used to be a real hub. They had the Erie Canal going and they shipped coal down to Pittsburgh," he said. He also blamed job losses on "the six to eight Wal-Marts" in the region.
People used to be able to buy American-made products, he said, and used the example of windshield wipers. Now, "these things, they bounce all over the windshields," he said.
Asked about the possible loss of 1,050 jobs at GE Transportation, McGahen said he would "find out what their situation is and what their plans are" and also see if lower taxes would be one answer.
"I don't think it's the union that's the cause of the problem," he said. The decision to build locomotives in other countries is part of the problem, he said.
McGahen, a former electrical lineman, said that GE has "laid off people and brought them back as long as I could remember."
Don Tucci, who is running for the Republican nomination for county executive, said one of Erie County's biggest problems is unemployment.
Tucci said he would work with state legislators and "become an advocate" to make Pennsylvania a right-to-work state. "We wouldn't have to worry about competing against China," he said, when the competition now is really with other states such as North Carolina and Texas. Why are those two states doing so well? he asked. "If you're unemployed, you're not working. If you're not working, what are you doing?"
Tucci said he would make the Erie Inland Port project, proposed by John Elliott, president of the Economic Development Corp. of Erie County, his priority. "We have railroads, waterways, roads and a new expanded airport" to become part of the port project, he said. The project is important to the west county, he said. "I drove through that area of Lake City and Girard and see nothing but empty buildings," he said. "You need somebody willing to promote this area."
He said he would support planting switch grass, used to produce fuel, to help farmers. The product would be exported at the port. "You don't need rocket scientists to do this," he said.


text: visvim introduces a new INSULATOR VEST from the brand's Fall/Winter 2011 collection. Similar to last year's version, this year sees an updated, aged-mountain man aesthetic integrated into the vest. Along with an olive green color, the design features intricate paisley embossing atop the leather yoke with a beige interior. Look for the vest, plus additional seasonal merchandise, to drop this week at F.I.L. stores.


text:
so annoying
Do you ever feel that you are talking to yourself ??
no but clearly you are not observing what im observing ... guess today's action doesn't show you anything
hmmm maybe the 20 cent profit per share that someone is doing daily on this stock
check the chart


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
Investigators remain at the scene of a deadly shooting in Acampo on Friday afternoon.
Kristopher Hoyt, 36, was shot to death early this morning at a house, according to the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department.
About 3:40 a.m., deputies were called to a home in the 11000 block of Peltier Road, near Elliott Road, to investigate the incident.
They found Hoyt suffering from a gunshot wound, transferred him to a nearby hospital, but he died once he arrived, officials said.
Investigators said in a news release that the shooting may have been prompted by a confrontation between the homeowner and a trespasser on the property.
Homicide detectives have taken over.
Anyone with information is asked to call 209-468- 4400.


text:
"Demdike Stare is a long-in-the-making hook-up between two shady characters operating at the fringes of Manchester's fragmented music scene: Miles Whittaker and Sean Canty. Miles has been a longtime affiliate of Modern Love as one half of Pendle Coven and under his own MLZ alias, while Canty is one of the city's most recognisable vinyl collectors, carrying an obsession with everything from obscure Nordic doom records to Anatolyan funk albums, fuelled by his day job helping out at the Finders Keepers label. The project is named after Pendle's most famous witch: Elizabeth Southerns, aka Demdike. The tracks on "Symbiosis" are drawn from elements of Turkish, Indian, Iranian, African and West Indian film soundtracks alongside Norwegian drone records, classic house templates, punctured dub, modified techno and the arctic noise perfected by Mika Vainio." (label info) their debut album from 2009, 2014 repressing
Go back


text:
quote: Simple thought:
if a piece of paper could store 450GB,
- your print job to print that page must have at least 450GB
- and your scan of that page must have at least 450GB
to contain that information.
Just think of this new technology as a bigger DVD-R drive. The drive doesn't have 8+ GB of internal storage, the data is transfered (from DVD to HDD or RAM when reading, from HDD or RAM to DVD when writing).


text:
Now that Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff are co-anchoring ABC's World News Tonight, three networks have refilled their nightly news anchor chairs in little more than a year. Let's see how well they're doing.
ABC Vargas and Woodruff have been leapfrogging from country to country on separate assignments. Wouldn't it be cool if they could pop into each other's segments, like Bewitched? All in all a smooth, forceful dynamic.
NBC Brian Williams, Tom Brokaw's replacement since late 2004, is the ratings leader. The fact is his delivery is terrific: crisp yet informal, casual yet authoritative. The voice draws in the ear before the eye.
CBS Bob Schieffer, who took over from Dan Rather on The Evening News in March, has a nice, unemphatic way of working through the headlines. CBS reportedly wants to give the job to Katie Couric. But transforming a sunrise power into a sunset one might cause a solar eclipse. So go careful there.
Picks and Pans Review: Me and My Remote
updated 01/30/2006 AT 01:00 AM EST
•originally published 01/30/2006 AT 01:00 AM EST


text:
Groh Dredging & Marine Construction, LLC» Developing Unique & Innovative Solutions For Your Needs
Groh Dredging & Marine Construction, LLC offers a full line of products and services to meet virtually any dredging and dewatering needs. Our Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan Dredging Companies allow us to focus on the dredging needs of the Midwest. We do however conduct dredging services nationwide.
Our comprehensive solutions include the implementation of Geotextile Tubes, Mechanical Dewatering, and slurry discharge into large pits. Groh Dredging & Marine Construction, LLC. will match your material to be dredged with the most optimum polymer(s) to meet and exceed most water quality regulations. We have polymer feed equipment that allows for accurate dosage rates so over or under feeding is eliminated.
Our Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan dredging contractor locations provide our customers with an experienced team ready to go to work for you.


text:
Physicians with current and valid licenses in
the United States, Canada, or Mexico who read any 3 of the selected
continuing medical education (CME) articles in this issue of
JAMA, complete the CME Evaluation Form, and
fax it to the number or mail it to the address at the bottom of the CME
Evaluation Form are eligible for category 1 CME credit. There is no
The American Medical Association (AMA) is accredited
by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to
sponsor CME for physicians. The AMA designates this educational
activity for up to 1 hour of category 1 CME credit per JAMA
issue toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award (PRA). Each
physician should claim for credit only those hours that were actually
spent in this educational activity.
Physicians with current and valid licenses in the United
States, Mexico, or Canada are eligible for CME credit even if they live
or practice in other countries. Physicians licensed in other countries
are also welcome to participate in this CME activity. However, the PRA
is available only to physicians licensed in the United States, Canada,
or Mexico.
To earn credit, read 3 of the articles listed below that
are designated for CME credit carefully and complete the CME Evaluation
Form. The CME Evaluation Form must be submitted within
1 month ofthe issue date. A certificate awarding 1 hour of category 1
CME credit will be faxed or mailed to you; it is then your
responsibility to maintain a record of credit received.
One of our goals is to assess continually the educational
needs of our readers so we may enhance the educational effectiveness of
JAMA. To achieve this goal, we need your help. You must
complete the CME Evaluation Form to receive credit.
JAMA is a general medical journal. Its
mission and educational purpose is to promote the science and art of
medicine and the betterment of the public health. A flexible curriculum
of article topics is developed annually by THE
JOURNAL's editorial board and is then supplemented
throughout the year with information gained from readers, authors,
reviewers, and editors. To accommodate the diversity of practice types
within JAMA's readership, the Reader's Choice CME activity
allows readers, as adult learners, to determine their own educational
needs and to assist the editors in addressing their needs in future
Readers of JAMA should be able to attain the
following educational objectives: (1) select and read at least 3
articles in 1 issue to gain new medical information on topics of
particular interest to them as physicians, (2) assess the articles'
value to them as practicing physicians, and (3) think carefully about
how this new information may influence their own practices. The
educational objective for each CME article is given after the article
title below.
The following articles in this issue may be read for CME
New Findings in the Genetics of AlcoholismArticle
Educational Objective: To learn of some heritable
characteristics that may be associated with increased risk for
Fall-Induced Injuries and Deaths Among Older AdultsArticle
Educational Objective: To learn that fall injuries that
require hospitalization may be increasing.
Are Guidelines Following Guidelines? The Methodological Quality
of Clinical Practice GuidelinesArticle
Educational Objective: To learn that practice guidelines often
do not meet methodological standards.
Risk of Meningococcal Infection in College StudentsArticle
Educational Objective: To learn that college students living
in dormitories may be at increased risk
of meningococcal infection.
Tourism and Hotel Revenues Before and After Passage of Smoke-Free
Restaurant OrdinancesArticle
Educational Objective: To learn that smoke-free restaurant
ordinances may not decrease tourism.
Clinical Epidemiological Quality in Molecular Genetic Research:
The Need for Methodological StandardsArticle
Educational Objective: To learn that research on the risk,
diagnosis, and treatment of genetic disease
is often
methodologically flawed.
Meta-analysis of Trials Comparing β-Blockers, Calcium
Antagonists, and Nitrates for Stable AnginaArticle
Educational Objective: To compare the safety and effectiveness
of anti-anginal drugs.
A 44-Year-Old Woman With Severe Pain at the End of LifeArticle
Educational Objective: To review the clinical management of
terminally ill patients
with persistent pain.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
More Listings atJAMACareerCenter.com >
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a link to reset your password.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send instructions on how to reset your password to the email address we have on record.
Need assistance?
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.