text:
(AUTHOR'S NOTE: If you haven't had a chance to catch season four of The Walking Dead, this column does feature some spoilers of what has happened this season so far. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.)
It seems like "The Walking Dead" is everyone's favorite new show. And rightly so, the show, in its fourth season, is more popular than ever, catching the attention of everyone with its award-winning special effects, makeup and thrilling plots. Long-time fans are mad at the "bandwagon" fans jumping on this season, but why not let "The Walking Dead" receive the recognition it deserves. The show is streaming on Netflix as well for fans who need to catch up on the last three seasons.
So season three left us with Rick (Andrew Lincoln) taking in the rest of Woodbury taking into the prison - a move not everyone was too sure about. The Governor was still on the loose and Rick was slowly, very slowly, gaining his sanity back from losing his wife and taking care of a baby in this post-apocolyptic world.
Article Photos
Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) from The Walking Dead, fears for the safety of the prison. The Walking Dead is on AMC, Sundays beginning at 9 p.m.
Season four opens with a renewing feeling, that this zombie world could be one that the survivors could live in. The prison has turned into a community and we have several new characters to get to know from Woodbury. Rick has started a garden and even raised pigs for food on the prison lawn. There are children in the prison and each cell block is occupied by a different group of people. The prison elicits a feeling of wellness and life, something that viewers haven't felt for a long time.
It's about three months after the show left off and the group is seeming to piece back together. But by the end of the first episode, all comfortability was tossed out the window as Patrick, a young boy in the community, dies and becomes a zombie. Patrick, the zombie, shuffles into one of the cell blocks and starts chewing on people.
My first instinct was to think that the zombie disease is airborne, and it can strike at any moment. But the medically gifted people in the group realized in the second episode that it wasn't the zombie virus that killed Patrick - it was something else airborne, a flu that was seemingly killing overnight, and we already know that once someone dies, they don't have to be bitten by a zombie to turn. After taking out an entire cell block, the group decides that they need to quaratine the virus somehow and separate those who are showing symptoms.
Someone also has been feeding zombies rats through the gate, bringing more and more of them to the prison. Seeing the zombies constantly shuffling around has jaded us to the fact that they are everywhere, but the horde is doubling, tripling in size, and the gates around the prison look as if they will give in at any moment. Thanks, "Walking Dead," we needed to be kept on our toes.
Rick is now losing hope of ever making a life for his family and the group at the prison and everything they worked so hard for is in jeapordy.
Another character is getting rightful recognition is Carol, who has had a pretty tumultuous storyline and is showing to be a very resilient character. In secret, she has been teaching the children survival skills like using weapons and killing the walkers. She has become a stronghold in their community, and I'm excited to see where the writers take her character.
Check out season four of "The Walking Dead" on AMC, Sundays beginning at 9 p.m.


text:
Interest Level
Grades PreK - 3
Reading Level
Grade level Equivalent: 3.6
Lexile® Measure: 500L
Guided Reading: L
- Comedy and Humor
- Pets
- Running Away
- School Life
- Mischief
About This Book
Through a series of hilarious letters home, Ike tries everything to get released from obedience school. Forget that the Igor Brotweiler Canine Academy is like a spa or a very fancy sleep-away camp, Ike just can't adapt. Not until the madcap climax, involving a daring rescue with tricks learned at school, does Ike work his way back into Mrs. LaRue's good graces and move back home.
Dynamic split-screen visuals contrast the colorful real world of Brotweiler with the black-and-white one in Ike's imagination, which is filled with all the melodramatic horror of a B-movie. Dog lovers, Teague lovers, and humor lovers alike will agree that Dear Mrs. LaRue is Mark's most fetching book to date.
* "A tail-wagger of a book that will have readers howling with amusement."—Publishers Weekly, starred review
Items Added to Cart:
1 Paperback
2 Hardcover
1 Teacher's Edition
$48.99 Subtotal

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Fantastic spirits at the 3rd World Scout Committee in Baku, Azerbaijan
The 3rd meeting of the World Scout Committee is taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan this weekend. TraducirLeer más
Subido 4. Oct 2015
The 3rd meeting of the World Scout Committee is taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan this weekend. TraducirLeer más
I thing it is good to do something for scouting world wurde. Traducir
Subido 18. Jul 2015
At the You're Up! TraducirLeer más
where we can read this resolution pleace in english Traducir
Subido 22. Mar 2015
The 2nd World Scout committee meeting of this triennium just finished. A great moment where we talked about what regions where doing, what the workstreams started doing and what world events are happening soon. It was yet another inspiring moment, a learning experience, an opportunity to strengthe TraducirLeer más
Subido 20. Mar 2015
With my colleague Maire Fitzgerald, we attended the European Scout Committee meeting in Malta, 6-8 March 2015. We had an opportunity to listen to what the region was doing, experience how the European committee works and participate in the discussion. We promoted youth participation where possible TraducirLeer más
Subido 9. Feb 2015
The French catholic scout association "Scouts et Guides de France (SGDF)" had a meeting of its In TraducirLeer más
Subido 1. Feb 2015
The Working Groups of the European Region of WOSM met in Budapest, Hungary this weekend to evalua TraducirLeer más
Subido 21. Nov 2014
Day 2 of the General Assembly of the European Youth Forum. After talking about finances, we are now meeting the new European Union Commissioner on education, culture, youth and sport. TraducirLeer más
Subido 20. Nov 2014
The European Region of WOSM is attending the General Assembly (GA) of the European Youth Forum (Y TraducirLeer más
congratulatulations Traducir
Subido 18. Nov 2014
The 1st World Scout Committee meeting of the new 3-year cycle just finished in the new office in TraducirLeer más
Subido 16. Nov 2014
I just had the great pleasure to spend a few days at the new splendid World Scout Bureau office i TraducirLeer más
Subido 16. Nov 2014
Subido 14. Nov 2014
Part of the Youth Advisors team to the world scout committee. TraducirLeer más
Subido 14. Nov 2014
The first World Scout Committee meeting of the new triennum is starting, happening for the first time in the new World Scout bureau office in Kuala Lumpur. TraducirLeer más
Subido 2. Nov 2014
At the 1st Global Forum on Youth Policies in Baku Azerbaijan, WOSM organised a gathering ofscouts and guides attending the conference on behalf of other organisations. TraducirLeer más
which to be with you all Traducir
Subido 2. Nov 2014
I just attended the 1st Global Forum on Youth Policies in Baku, Azerbaijan. TraducirLeer más
Subido 19. Oct 2014
We had a very empowering induction meeting of the World Scout Committee. It was an opportunity to discuss how to work together for the next three years and understand better the way the world level of WOSM works. TraducirLeer más
Great job!!! Traducir
Subido 24. Ago 2014
The World Scout Conference is over, the World Scout Youth Forum is over and we are now getting ready for a new 3-year work cycle in WOSM at the world level. TraducirLeer más
Subido 4. Ago 2014
A very beautiful venue and a Youth Forum that keeps getting more and more interesting as all the young delegates get to meet each other, Wonderful time! TraducirLeer más
Subido 4. Ago 2014
The World Scout Youth Forum just started! Exciting times and many, many interesting people attending, promoting the vision of youth within the movement! Inspirational speeches and an interesting report on the last triennum acitivities. Go youth!! TraducirLeer más
Subido 28. Jul 2014
Attending a management training at the French catholic scout (SGDF) national training center in Jambville. Stengthening our knwoledge in the specifics of the scout method, leading a team of volunteers, knowing the legal environment around scouting and more. TraducirLeer más
Hey there, how are you doing? What do you mean exactly by sharing it globally? You guys don't have such trainings? Traducir


text:
A Temperance woman was sentenced Wednesday for striking and killing a man in the roadway and leaving the scene.
Kadie McCurdy, 27, was sentenced by Judge Linda Jennings to three years community control, including six months at the Correctional Treatment Center, for failure to stop after an accident.
She had previously pleaded no contest and was found guilty for the Aug. 20 incident that left Christopher Moles, 39, dead.
Authorities said he was found on the pavement in the 700 block of West Laskey Road after 3 a.m. Aug. 20.
Both McCurdy and the victim had been drinking -- court records showed that McCurdy had a blood-alcohol content of 0.182 percent, more than twice the 0.08 percent legal limit.
"I want to sincerely apologize to the family," McCurdy said in court. "I never meant to inflict any pain."
As part of the sentence, Judge Jennings ordered 100 hours of community service with an alcohol and driving program if possible.
McCurdy was also ordered to pay restitution of $2,675.07 for funeral expenses and her driver's license was suspended for two years.


text:
Columbus - Mount Carmel Health System has become the sole owner of an urgent care facility in east Columbus, located at the intersection of McNaughten Road and East Broad Street.
In addition to new management, the facility, formerly known as East Broad Adult Urgent Care, has a new name: Mount Carmel Urgent Care.
"We are excited to bring new management to this facility on East Broad Street," said Janet Beck, executive director of ambulatory services for Mount Carmel. "The Mount Carmel Urgent Care is a quality resource when patients are unable to see their physician or do not have a primary care doctor."
The urgent care also has extended its hours and now is accepting more insurance plans to better meet the needs of the community. The center is open to treat non-life threatening medical issues on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on weekends.


text: Hansa Metallwerke AG, a renowned German manufacturer, wanted a more flexible and cost-effective infrastructure to support its global business operations. Hansa has centralized all IT services in Stuttgart and developed a state-of-the-art data center to support the consolidated services. A key decision in designing the data center was to upgrade and standardize both LAN and storage communications on Intel® Ethernet 10 Gigabit Converged Network Adapters. Now, network costs are down, performance has doubled, IT is more efficient, and Hansa has more flexibility to respond to business changes.


text:
New subscription
Renew my subscription
Give a gift
Pay my bill
Change my address
Active within 2306 Days
Hi! My name is Jacklynn
I am Domestic Longhair from Dana, IN
Age: 10 years old
Gender: F
Coat: long haired
My favorite tricks and treats are:
Where I hang out:
My favorite grubs:
My pet peeves: Kittens who are cuter than I am.
What I love about my owners:
My cat hobbies: Teach the foster kittens to be "proper" spoilt rotten kitties.
Pet motto:
See all awards »
I've had 328 friends visit me.
I'm the 21,804th member on CatChannel.com.
11 friends have voted for me since I joined Club Cat!
Come visit me, Simon, FELIX & Penlope.
Come visit me, Alpine *I love you Hannibal!!!*, Mica *I love you Twix!*, Shadow *loves Mist* *good luck in heaven, Henry!*, StormClan & Iceshadow *Colt I love you!!* *R.I.P. Henry!*.
Come visit me, Beach <33, Wedding Planer *Midnight* & Midnight *taken by lovely Princess*.
Come visit me, Mocha.
Come visit me, Zor & Misha, Boris, Sassey & Prissey.
Come visit me, Emma.
Come visit me, Tigger..loves Talley Boo..Merry Christmas!, Timmeh..loves Snuggles..Merry Christmas!, Leo..loves Spookie..Merry Christmas!, The CC Movie Theater...happy fall! & Elf Lucas..Merry Christmas!.
Tell a Friend |
Report inappropriate content on this page.
Hi, my name is
Angel Bailey (9/7/02 - 12/20/14).
Visit the photo gallery to cast your vote »
Get quick tips for happy cats, food recall info, news alerts and best behavior advice.
Sign up to get updates delivered straight to your inbox.
CatChannel takes your privacy seriously. To learn more, please read our privacy policy.


text:
The Twin Valley School District may try to save money by shortening the school day.
The superintendent said the district is considering cutting 45 minutes of instructional time from students in grades seven through 12 and 15 minutes from students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The move would lead to the elimination of 12 teaching positions and save the district about $800,000.
Officials said more meetings will be held before a final decision is made.


text:
You may feel possessive or overly protective of your resources today, and this could leave you feeling less generous about sharing with others. You may want to consider whether you are operating from a fear of lack or letting yourself become stuck in a limited mind-set. One good way to put your mind at ease today is to engage in a powerful visualization that will strengthen your belief in the concept of limitless resources. First, take a few minutes to get into a relaxed state of mind. Then imagine your spiritual core as a deep well that goes all the way down to the center of your being. In this center, see a river of divine energy and vitality that constantly flows from the universe and fills your inner well with limitless abundance.
When we trust the universe to provide what we need, we are generous and joyful about sharing our energy and resources with others. By choosing to affirm our belief in an endless flow of abundance from the universe, we don't need to worry about using the resources we have, because we know that they will be replaced again and again. As we learn to trust in this process, we are able to feel more confident about sharing with others. We know that we are not losing anything but instead gaining more of what we give away. If you trust in the universe to continually fill your inner well of abundance today, you will be able to enjoy the process of sharing your time and resources with others.
What do you think?
Discuss astrology and share your opinion
Want more DailyOM?
Register for your free email,
or browse previous horoscopes
What do you think?
Discuss astrology and share your opinion
Want more DailyOM?
Register for your free email,
or browse previous horoscopes
Share the OM:
More DailyOM:
On-line Courses
Soul Readings
Today's Inspiration
Today's Horoscopes
Shop the Marketplace
Join the Community
© 2004-2016 DailyOM - All Rights ReservedNo portion of this site can be reprinted without express permission
Artwork by Wang Chang-Ming


text:
20-Gallon Reef
Active within 1863 Days
Name: Jeff's 20-Gallon Tank
Size/Category 20-Gallon Saltwater
Type: Glass
Shape: Standard
List of Fish:
2 - Ocellaris Clownfish4 - Pajama Cardinal3 - Firefish
Lighting: 2x65w PC, 10,000K & Actinic 03
Filtration: AquaClear 70 AquaC Remora protein skimmer w/Maxi-Jet 1200
Invertebrates: Scarlet Hermit Crabs Peppermint Shrimp Arrow Crab Pompom Crab Snails Yellow Sea Cucumber Serpent Star Xenia Bubble-tip Anemone Mushrooms Zoanthids
Other Accessories:
See all awards »
I've had 773 friends visit me.
I'm the 5,244th member on FishChannel.com.
16 friends have voted for me since I joined Fish eClub!
Come visit me, Betta.
Come visit me, angels & freinds.
Come visit me, Goldie and the tetras.
Come visit me, HenryG115.
Come visit me, Mr. Crab says Hello!, RooBug Aquatics & Coral Frags.
Come visit me, Saltwater.
Tell a Friend |
Report inappropriate content on this page.
Hi, my tank is
Nature in a glass box.
Visit the photo gallery to cast your vote »
Your source for freshwater, reef, and saltwater aquarium keeping information, tips, and species profiles.
Sign up to get updates delivered straight to your inbox.
FishChannel takes your privacy seriously. To learn more, please read our privacy policy.


text:
INDIANAPOLIS - At least the Carolina Panthers know at this juncture that Jordan Gross is retiring.
The search process may begin to replace their left tackle of the past decade, and head coach Ron Rivera is confident there are multiple avenues through which last year's NFC No. 2 seed may go about filling the void.
"It's a big hole. We've got to figure out which of our young guys are going to step up," Rivera said last weekend at the NFL Scouting Combine. "Are they the answer? Or do we have to go out into free agency to find the answer? Or do we have to go draft him? So we don't know. It'll be interesting."
When Rivera spoke, he spoke hypothetically, since Gross was vacationing in Idaho last weekend. Now that Gross informed the Panthers Tuesday he is leaving after spending his entire 11-year career in Charlotte, any scouting reports on offensive linemen at the combine become infinitely more relevant.
"Going forward, you've got to be able to put those pieces into place and know what those pieces have to be," Rivera said. "That's why as we start getting ready for free agency (which begins March 11,) it's important to know what's in the combine. Once we get through seeing what's here and we start talking about free agency, then we'll go from there and know what we've got to do with the draft. It's true for pretty much any position."
One position that's sewn up for the future is quarterback; Cam Newton has had his share of struggles living up to his No. 1 draft selection in 2011, but after a 1-3 start to the 2013 season, Newton led Carolina to an 11-1 finish, earning a playoff bye before falling to the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round.
Newton was credited with just two fourth-quarter comeback victories in his first 21/2 years as a starter; he reeled off four in a seven-week stretch from Nov. 10-Dec. 22 against the 49ers, Patriots, Dolphins and Saints, according to Pro-Football-Reference.com.
"Those things really kind of came to the forefront; they came at the right time for us obviously," Rivera said. "Getting the first one, really more so than anything else, really kind of put him over the hump.
"Now as we go forward, I think it's really just about the fact that he's grown as a quarterback in terms of understanding our offense, what we do offensively, and even more, understanding the opponent."
Newton might be without his favorite target. Steve Smith is a free agent, and Rivera admitted he's "not quite sure" whether Smith, 34, will be back this fall.
Wide receiver reinforcements, should Carolina not retain the 5-time Pro Bowler Smith, include Brandon Lafell, Ted Ginn, Domenik Hixon and Tavarres King.
"Those are good young guys that we look at as almost being kind of like draft picks," Rivera said. "They seem to be very competitive, but we don't know a lot about them. So as we go forward, we've got a little bit of a leap of faith that these young men develop into players and they can be the kind of guys that can help us as we go forward as a football team."
The Panthers own the 28th pick of the NFL draft on May 8, and Rivera's comfortable with what has been regarded as one of the deepest draft pools in years. Rivera indicated Carolina will target offensive linemen, wide receiver, secondary and defensive tackle.
"There is probably more positions that are deep than those that aren't," Rivera said. "You're going to see some really good players fall to the second round and everybody's gonna go, well, that's the steal of the draft. It's one of those things where some guy may fall to the second round and he may truly have deserved to be a first-rounder, but somebody just didn't need him at that time."
Last month, Rivera was signed to a three-year contract extension; this coming season would have been the last one of his initial deal, and his job security was tenuous in September before Carolina's resurgence.
"The commitment really I think was just a statement that what we've done is right," Rivera said. "We're growing and we're heading in the right direction. One of the things we've always talked about was showing improvement. When you've done that each year to culminate in this year, that's what you're looking for."
The NFC hasn't gotten any easier, with the 49ers having made back-to-back conference title games, the Seahawks coming off a Super Bowl victory, the Saints having rebounded from a nightmarish 2012 and the Falcons looking to do the same after their rough-and-tumble 2013.
"We delivered. Now we've got to go out and deliver again," Rivera said. "That really is the hard part. Like they say, it's tough to get to the top. Now it's tough to stay on top. We're not where we want to be by any stretch of the imagination."


text:
WARREN - Warren Redevelopment and Planning Corp. was meeting this morning to discuss reducing the size of its board.
In a letter to board members sent out June 5, Kim Phillips, chairman of WRAP Corp., said the purpose of the meeting will be to amend its bylaws to reduce the number of board members from 25 to no fewer than nine.
"Other bylaw changes could be addressed," Phillips wrote. "A copy of the new bylaws will be sent to you prior to the meeting."
Among the other proposed changes are that meetings be held twice a year. The current bylaws have no requirement, as evidenced by the agenda for today's meeting, the first item of which is to review the minutes from its last meeting, which was Nov. 25, 2008.
Councilman Greg Bartholomew, D-4th Ward, was contacted by WRAP's President Anthony Iannucci Monday afternoon and invited to the meeting.
Bartholomew, who said he has never been invited to attend a WRAP meeting, said he plans to attend.
Fellow Councilman Alford Novak, D-2nd Ward, has been a vocal critic of the development organization, and last month sent a letter to Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's office asking for an investigation of WRAP, Sunshine of Warren Trumbull Inc. and Warren Parking Systems LLC.
"These entities have shown a history of a lack of open board meetings without available minutes and the barring of public attendance and refusal to provide administrative and financial information to the Warren City Council," Novak wrote in the May 10 letter.
The three organizations are all headed by Iannucci.
Novak began questioning what has been happening at WRAP after learning that the organization had not had a full board meeting in years. The councilman also said he was concerned about the number of properties purchased by WRAP and the cost of the projects over the last 10 years.
"We (council) were never given a status of the loans," he said. "We are basically stonewalled that it is a private nonprofit organization, but it receives loans and grants from the city. Citizens should be fully aware of what is going on with WRAP. It needs a top to bottom audit."
Efforts Monday to reach Iannucci and Phillips were not successful.
WRAP was created in the early 1980s to spur downtown Warren development. Among recent renovation projects it has been involved in are the Wean Foundation's new headquarters, National Fire & Water Repair building and the Tech Belt Energy Innovation Center - all on Courthouse Square.


text:
3-year-old shows up on neighbor's front porch, mother charged with child neglectUPDATED 11:19 PM EDT Oct 10, 2013
An Upstate mother was arrested after her 3-year-old was found alone on a neighbor's porch with bruises on his face, according to a Greenwood police report.
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use. WYFF News 4 offers readers the ability to comment on stories with the understanding that these comments may be reprinted elsewhere on the site or used on WYFF News 4 newscasts. We ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, comments that don't relate to the story, and any personal remarks. THIS IS IMPORTANT: WYFF News 4 does not edit user submitted statements and we cannot promise that readers will not, at times, find offensive or inaccurate comments posted in the comments area. If you find a comment that is objectionable or offensive, click the flag that appears in the upper right corner when you hover over a comment. Flagged comments may be automatically hidden from comment threads. For comments to appear on the website and/or mobile app, email addresses must be verified through Disqus. We ask the community to monitor this forum with the knowledge that WYFF News 4 does not delete posts based on the content. We are glad to offer commenting on our site but we cannot be responsible for people who abuse the privilege.blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest from WYFF 4
Advertising4 Your Information


text:
Czycalla — Noeker
Heather Czycalla and William Noeker, both of Brooklyn Park, are engaged to be married this month at Trinity Lutheran Church in Grove City.
Heather is the daughter of Gordon and Jane Czycalla of Grove City.
She is a 2009 graduate of the College of St. Catherine and University of St. Thomas with a master's degree in social work.
She is employed as a care manager by Cigna Behavioral Health in Eden Prairie.
William is the son of Joseph and LeAnn Noeker of Mendota Heights.
He is a 2007 graduate of National American University with bachelor's degrees in business administration and financial management.
He is employed in the credit department by Cummins NPower in White Bear Lake.


text:
- Shows
- Games
- Movies
- Movie Reviews A-Z
- TOP 10's
- Animation Related
- Commentaries
- Interviews
- Location Tours
- Monster Madness
- Trivia Videos
- Other Movie Stuff
- Original Films
- Music
- Site
Overanalyzers #15: Ghostbusters
James / April 21st, 2012
April 21, 2012 at 11:20 pm
Is dana´s son from ghostbusters 2 the son of louis?.. i mean.. they have sex during the firsth movie.ajm57
April 21, 2012 at 11:31 pm
I thought the succubus was a dream that Ray had?culwin
April 21, 2012 at 11:37 pm
April 22, 2012 at 2:11 am
At least she quit doing that silly accent… everytime she spoke, it sounded like she was plotting big trouble for moose and squirrel.rudy023
April 22, 2012 at 2:16 am
Maybe all the destruction of property is why they were broke before the events of the second film.Senna4ever
April 22, 2012 at 3:13 am
"Unlicensed nuclear accelerators".
That's the most dangerous combination of words you have heard?
Even more dangerous than "Micheal Bay directs…."?Luka1184
April 22, 2012 at 3:47 am
Now, I am rather disappointed by no mention of Walter Peck's explanation of the Ghostbusters pumping people with some kind of nerve gas or whatever to make them believe they're seeing ghosts.
Otherwise, good episode!
– LukasBrendanConcannon
April 22, 2012 at 4:36 am
Last time I crossed the streams, I took a hit in the leg.SBelawski
April 22, 2012 at 8:09 am
ARG I demand a bad eastern European accent! It was my favorite part!Tallefjant
April 22, 2012 at 10:11 am
Susie….get your boobs out please!Kraelich
April 22, 2012 at 10:32 am
YAY! Fucking love this show.Paul Dower
April 22, 2012 at 12:19 pm
The CUMing of Zuul XDhandsome pete
April 22, 2012 at 12:24 pm
remember that episode of ghostbusters where they went to an alternate ghost reality where a group of ghosts called the people busters ran around busting people. that episode had some interesting implications, for example that ghosts saw the ghostbusters as almost demonic entities.1148BucksX2
April 22, 2012 at 1:01 pm
(Nerdiny) Don't forget, there were five years between GB and GB2–unless Dana had a loooooong pregnancy, Oscar couldn't have been Louis Jr.Darkharbinger
April 22, 2012 at 11:07 pm
what I always wondered was why Peter had all those drugs on him while going on a date…dougiestylez
April 23, 2012 at 2:30 am
GHOSTITUTES RULE!!!!Drewman819
April 23, 2012 at 9:33 am
The Hangman Board spells ASSHOLE!! LOLOLOLOLBen_from_G-town
April 24, 2012 at 7:56 am
Oh my God that was friggen hilarious! When you got to "ghost glory holes" it was all I could do to contain my laughter and not wake everyone up! Great stuff! 😀
April 24, 2012 at 4:27 pm
Just 18 comments?
Actually, it's your fault. Why did you release the old old mailbag episode immediatelly afterwards, and then pushed this OA episode completely away from the front page with the news about the AVGN movie?
Or maybe I ask the wrong way, why did you release this OA episode straight before the Cinemassare release of that Mailbag episode and the news?
Wasn't the whole point of premaking this stuff to fill voids? Well, then better use it to fill the voids. A release a day AFTER those news about the AVGN movie for example would have reached more audience, I think. 🙂jkenbooba
April 29, 2012 at 11:49 am
AT 3:20 LOOK AT THE UPPER LEFT OF THE SCREEN AT THE BLACK PART YOU SEE A GHOST FLY BY!HighVoltage
April 30, 2012 at 5:20 pm
LMAO! I needed that after a shitty day. Pissing all over ghosts through a glory hole. Where does MotherFucker Mike come up with this shit.
May 1, 2012 at 7:58 am
I used to be a Ghostbuster. Until I took a stream to the knee.Dr Doug
June 8, 2012 at 6:33 pm
Mike needs to stop laughing everytime he speaks.kinghenry
June 19, 2012 at 10:50 pm
the last 5secs or so of the theme song sounds kinda like the outro music from Are You Afraid If The Dark? to me
June 22, 2012 at 11:29 pm
GHOST BOOOOOOOOOOOOOBS!!! I ain't afraid of Ho Ghost!keaf1985
June 27, 2012 at 5:06 pm
James's voice sort of sounds like Peter Vankman, or the actor that acted as him which was Bill Murray, when he talks about ghostbuster stuff, doesn't it?avgn_redditor
July 30, 2012 at 10:58 pm
Who else saw the reddit alien in the background?Rytoc12
July 25, 2013 at 9:41 pm
I wish this show was still on:(penpan
August 10, 2013 at 12:18 pm
yeah, what about all those nice ghosts? booooo….JulietteOliver
August 16, 2013 at 12:54 am
1. I thought the "BJ Ghost" was all a dream. 2. I agree the Gatekeeper and Key Master were mismatched, but were still not out of sync with their original characters. I figured the ghost just enhanced their personality. 3. I have a question: in the scene in GB2 when Venkman says "You're scaring the straights," what was he referring to? In those days, "straight" had two meanings: not gay and not into drugs. Every time I see that scene I think it could go either way. It's been driving me nuts for years. Any ideas?Matthew Collins
December 6, 2013 at 9:53 am
The BJ ghost WAS a dream that Ray had.John Russell
May 10, 2014 at 4:57 pm
It all comes down on Pecker. Eye opening statement.
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Around the Web
Latest Videos
Angry Video Game Nerd


text:
Horse Camp 2016 DATES
TOT CAMP – Ages 5 to 7 (9 am to 1:30 pm) $200
June 6-10
HORSEMANSHIP CAMP – Ages 8 to 17 (9am to 4 pm) $275
June 13-17
June 20-24
June 27-July 1
July 11-15
July 18-22
ADVANCED HORSEMANSHIP Off Premise Trail Ride July 25-29
Ages 10-17 (9 am to 4 pm) $325
(Must be able to trot and post)
Thursday or Friday will be Off-Premise Trail Ride
Mystery Dog Ranch is an equestrian day camp for girls and boys ages 5-17. We strive to educate our horse enthusiast to learn proper safety measures around horses and learn the basics of horseback riding or expand their knowledge so they can take our principles anywhere they go in order to exhibit their learned horsemanship skills!
Our Camp Director, Heidi Maloy, is a professional certified riding and vaulting instructor with Path International and adheres to safety guidelines to ensure the campers have a good experience with our horses! Each rider and horse is properly matched for their ultimate Summer Camp Experience! Heidi started riding at the age of 4 on her pony named "Peanuts." Heidi was affiliated with the United States Pony Club, United States Equestrian Federation, American Vaulting Association (AVA), grew up with 4H during her school years, and competed with Regional and National Levels in Games, Show Jumping and Combined Training. As a current member of AVA, Heidi is a Regional and National Silver Medalist in Vaulting and also served on the Board of Path International to develop industry standards for the vaulting program for this organization.
Our Ranch Family has over 100 years combined horse experience and we want everyone to gain the knowledge that we have so you achieve a new level of horsemanship confidence!
Campers will experience and understand the difference of English and Western Riding and of course everyone looks forward to Trail Riding and Pasture Games to! All forms of riding will be taught where the Horse and Rider Become One – in other words learning to work together instead of against one another. Learning to use your body language via your head, hands, legs and seat will help you communicate with your horse so you don't give mixed signals.
Our program will provide individualized instruction based on the rider's ability. They will learn basic horse skills, horse management, basic first aid for horses, nutrition, braiding, grooming, parts of tack and horse and most importantly riding skills. Each camper will go home with a folder containing the information they learned throughout the week. Both the arena and pasture will be utilized during camps and depending on the rider's ability they will learn to instruct the horse to walk, trot and for some canter.
Tye-Dye T-shirts will be made each week and all camps with the exception of the Battlefield Ride Week, will have a parent demonstration to show them what they have learned! Please bring a lunch, bathing suit/towel, sunscreen, bug spray, helmet (if you have one), wear jeans or breeches each day and you must also wear boots. Sportsmanship and fun is stressed to everyone and no one goes away empty handed! Awards to all!
WHERE:975 Wooten Road, Ringgold, GA 30736 (706-935-5559)
TIME:9 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Tot Camp 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Before and aftercare available one hour a day. $25 for the week.
DEPOSIT:50% to hold your spot! Balance due ONE WEEK BEFORE CAMP DATE!
A $25 late fee will be added if balance is not paid before start of camp.
No refunds within 45 days of camp date.
We are looking forward to having everyone and teaching our campers important
Horsemanship Skills!
2016 Summer Camp Registration.doc


text:
Happy Halloween, all! Whether they carry special bags or buckets or the old standby pillow case, all the little trick 'or treaters will have one major thing in common– lots of candy! Even on years where we haven't even gone out that long, we end up with more candy than we could even eat in any reasonable amount of time. The question often becomes, "what to do with all that candy?!" So, here are 5 ideas:
1. Candy fairy/exchange. Create a fun "candy fairy" or "candy witch" story in which the candy is left out for them and they leave a special present as a thank you. You could even have the tooth fairy show up to take it in an effort to protect their teeth from cavities. Or, instead of dealing with any fairies or witches, some parents just do an exchange with their kids in which the kids can trade their Halloween candy for some special little toys or presents.
2. Dentist's office Halloween candy buy back/ give back. Did you know that some dentist's offices will actually buy back your Halloween candy? And, even cooler, they then send it to troops overseas! Visit Halloween Candy BuyBack to learn more about the program & see what dentist's in your area are participating!
3. Use it as a learning tool. Candy makes a great math manipulative. Count the pieces. Sort by types of candy. Graph the data. There are lots of possibilities and can be adapted to just about any age of kids.
4. Candy crafts. Make Christmas ornaments (did you know that hard candies will even sort of meld together in the oven?). Make a candy wreath to put out next Halloween. Make a candy cake to put out for Halloween or birthday parties. Save some for decorating a gingerbread house. You can even save the wrappers for fun projects!
5. Freeze extra candy & use it in your holiday baking. Just about any of your favorite chocolate candies could be used in a variety of sweet treat recipes over the holiday season. Why go buy m&ms, kisses, or chocolate bars for cookies in December when you get a whole bucket load on October 31st?! 😉
What do YOU do with all the Halloween candy?


text:
Choose any three by three square of dates on a calendar page.
Circle any number on the top row, put a line through the other
numbers that are in the same row and column as your circled number.
Repeat this for a number of your choice from the second row. You
should now have just one number left on the bottom row, circle it.
Find the total for the three numbers circled. Compare this total
with the number in the centre of the square. What do you find? Can
you explain why this happens?
Take any two digit number, for example 58. What do you have to do to reverse the order of the digits? Can you find a rule for reversing the order of digits for any two digit number?
Can you explain how this card trick works?
Choose any 4 whole numbers, for example (100, 2, 37, 59). Now
take the difference between consecutive numbers, always subtracting
the smaller from the larger, and ending with the difference between
the first and the last numbers. What happens when you repeat this
process over and over again? For example, continue the sequence of
(100, 2, 37, 59), (98, 35, 22, 41), (63, 13, 19, 57),
(50, 6, 38, 6) , ...
Investigate starting with different sets of 4 numbers.
What happens when you use 3 numbers, or 5, or 6, or 7 or 8


text:
Last week's episode of MODERN SALON TV featured Goldwell North American art director John C. Simpson, who shared his step-by-step instructions on how to create dimensional fringe using foils and unique color placement—all in less than 60 seconds! Simpson's tricks include melding two to four shades of Goldwell color together and using the art of diffusion to eliminate any "show-and-tell" lines.
He says, "The light is only as strong as the dark that sits beside it, and this quick and easy tip in a minute gives you a brilliant result."
To see Simpson's fantastic fringe, watch his segment on MODERN SALON TV here.
Also in the last episode, we bring you a highlight reel from MODERN SALON editors Maggie Mulhern and Alison Shipley reporting live from New York City's amazing Fashion Week. This season's glitz and glam did not disappoint, so check out three stories that highlight the event's lasting impressions. Also, don't miss the "Fab 5" favorite hair styles from this year's Emmy's.


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: Oh Susanna
Album: Soon The Birds
Genre: Country
Oh, what happened to your old friend,
When you were young and green?
Like a sister so close to you,
So close, so close, so mean.
She sees you in your ugliest hour,
Your wretched face you cannot scour,
Your ill will, your wish to wound,
The one so close to you,
For that's what old friends do.
Oh, what happened to your old friends?
They left you in the dirt.
Those faceless trees stared down at you,
Your tears all smeared with grit.
They see you in your ugliest hour,
Your wretched face you cannot scour,
Your ill will, your wish to wound,
It is not said but just assumed,
One will wither and one will thrive,
One will die to keep the other alive,
For that's what old friends do,
For that's what old friends do.
Get the embed code
Oh Susanna 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:
Expanding Use of NGS Has Largely...
Wall Street Decline Takes Its Toll...
Adapting to Evolving Business Environments Is...
Quadruple Helices Appear To Have Role...
Nearly all cellular processes depend on protein-protein interactions. Therefore, understanding protein function and protein-protein interactions is key to gaining insights into the biochemical mechanisms that underlie disease and developing new drugs. Our current understanding of protein molecular recognition, however, remains far from comprehensive and impedes the drug development process.
Label-free biosensor-based surface plasmon resonance (SPR) systems are now commonly used in the study of diverse biomolecular interactions, and have become, perhaps, the most widely accepted technology for quantifying their kinetic parameters, as these instruments allow real-time measurements. SPR analysis can be used, not only to provide fundamental insights into molecular recognition but throughout the protein therapeutic development process.
Using SPR systems, one interaction partner is immobilized on a sensor chip surface, while the other flows over the surface via a microfluidic flow path. Binding is monitored in real time via changes in the refractive index that are proportional to alterations in mass concentration at the surface. The technique is noninvasive, enabling direct analysis in buffer, as well as in complex media such as serum or cellular extracts. The resulting plot of binding response over time is known as a sensorgram; it provides comprehensive quantitative information on the entire interaction process, including the kinetic parameters of the interaction. Additionally, when SPR analysis is applied at numerous temperatures to a particular molecular interaction, thermodynamic parameters can be determined.
Our lab has used SPR technology extensively (Biacore™ 3000 from GE Healthcare), to investigate the molecular basis of disease caused by a family of bacterial toxins known as superantigens (SAGs) and to develop therapeutics against them. SAGs are proteins secreted predominantly by Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes that bind simultaneously to class II major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and T-cell receptor (TCR) proteins on the surfaces of antigen-presenting cells and T lymphocytes, respectively (Figure 1a).
SAG engagement of these cell-surface receptors leads to the hyper-proliferation of T cells and a systemic release of inflammatory cytokines. This results in a condition known as toxic shock syndrome that is characterized by high fever, erythematous rash, hypotension and, eventually, multiorgan failure and death.
Currently, no drug or vaccine exists to specifically inhibit SAG-mediated disease. Thus, as a multilaboratory collaborative team, we have embarked on a strategy in the last several years to engineer protein therapeutics that abrogate the interactions between SAGs and their TCR-binding partners, thereby inhibiting SAG-mediated T-cell activation and disease (Figure 1b). Although SAGs bind to both MHC and TCR molecules in numerous ways, they nearly always bind to a single immunoglobulin domain of the TCR called the Vb domain (e.g., the variable domain of the TCR b chain). We have used yeast display directed evolution methods to create variants of TCR Vb domain fragments that bind specifically to individual SAGs, but with vastly increased affinities than the wild-type TCR molecule from which they originate.
Yeast display is a directed evolution technique similar to phage display in that iterative rounds of random mutagenesis and the selection are carried out to mature the affinity of the protein of interest. Yeast display is distinguished by the fact that the protein that is of interest to evolve is displayed on the surface of yeast cells and the selection of improved binding variants is carried out by cell sorting in a flow cytometer.
Our first SAG target was staphylococcal enterotoxin C3 (SEC3), and numerous rounds of yeast display-directed evolution applied to one of its TCR ligands, the mouse TCR Vb8.2 domain (mVb8.2), resulted in a highly mutated and affinity-matured variant TCR molecule. To determine precisely the degree of improvement between the affinity of the variant versus the wild-type mVb8.2 molecules, we used SPR analysis to measure the affinities and kinetics of binding to their common SAG target, SEC3.
As shown in Figure 2a, the mVb8.2 variant incorporated mutations at nine amino acid positions and bound SEC3 with an approximately 1,500-fold increased affinity relative to the wild type, largely through a reduction in the off-rate of the interaction. Once we observed such a large difference in affinity between the wild-type and variant mVb8.2 molecules, we then went on to show that the affinity-matured variant could act as a competitive inhibitor of SEC3-mediated T-cell activation in vitro.
This mVb8.2 variant was an ineffective inhibitor of SEC3-mediated T-cell activation and disease in vivo, however. We suspected that the still relatively low affinity of the variant (with a KD in the nanomolar range) was impeding its efficacy, and thus, we set out to further improve the affinity.
While most directed evolution applications maintain sequence length while altering the sequence itself, we had strong evidence from some of our previous x-ray crystallographic and SPR analyses of a related SAG-TCR complex, that of streptococcal pyrogenic exotoxin C (SpeC) binding to the human TCR Vb2.1 domain (hVb2.1), which provided us the impetus to rationally alter our yeast display methods to "grow" a specific region of mVb8.2 toward its SAG-binding partner.
We did this by selecting variants from clones that encoded longer, but still randomized, sequences of a particular loop. This time we targeted the SAG staphylococcal enterotoxin B (SEB), which is highly homologous to SEC3 and also binds to mVb8.2. Variants of mVb8.2 that exhibited longer loops consistently bound SEB with relatively higher affinity, as determined by SPR analysis (Figure 2b). We found that one of these variants bound SEB with an affinity of 50 picomolar, again primarily due to reduction in the off-rate, and was effective in protecting animals from lethal injected doses of SEB (Figure 2c).
The use of SPR analysis of SAG-TCR interactions has been essential for pushing our work into the development of novel therapeutics, but has also helped bring us from applied back to basic research, allowing us to address some fundamental questions in protein-protein interactions.
Eric J. Sundberg ([email protected]
To save this item to your Favorites,
log into GEN Select.
We'll be sure to take you back here after you do.
Not a member of GEN Select?
To comment on this article,
log into GEN Select.
We'll be sure to take you back here after you do.
While Zika continues to garner a lot of news coverage, a Mayo Clinic survey reveals that Americans believe the country's most significant healthcare challenge is cancer. Compared to other diseases, does the possibility of developing cancer worry you the most?
Be sure to add [email protected]
to your Address Book or Safe Senders List.
here for instructions.
If you have any questions about your subscription, click
here to email us or call at (914) 740-2189.
You may also be interested in subscribing to the GEN magazine, an indispensable
resource for everyone involved in the business of translating discoveries at the
bench into solutions that fight disease and improve health, agriculture, and the
environment. Subscribe
today to see why over 60,000 biotech professionals read GEN to
keep current in the areas of genomics, proteomics, drug discovery, biomarker discovery,
bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, collaborations, biotech business trends, and
© 2016 Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News All Rights Reserved


text:
Combined Sewer Overflow: Guidance for Long-Term Control Plan
This Other document was issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
For related information, Open Docket Folder
Tracking Number:
Document Information
Show More Details
Date Posted: Aug 13, 2007
Comments Received*
I live in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The EPA is pressuring our city to separate our combined sewer overflows. This may be good, but I believe I know a better...
Docket Information
This document is contained in
Related Dockets:
Related RINs: None
Related Documents:
Related Comments:
* This count refers to the total comment/submissions received on this document, as of 11:59 PM yesterday. Note: Agencies review all submissions, however some agencies may choose to redact, or withhold, certain submissions (or portions thereof) such as those containing private or proprietary information, inappropriate language, or duplicate/near duplicate examples of a mass-mail campaign. This can result in discrepancies between this count and those displayed when conducting searches on the Public Submission document type. For specific information about an agency's public submission policy, refer to its website or the Federal Register document.


text:
Simple Definition of blank
: without any writing, marks, or pictures
: having empty spaces to be filled in with information : not yet written in or filled out
: without any recorded sound or information
Full Definition of blank
1 archaic : colorless
2 a : appearing or causing to appear dazed, confounded, or nonplussed <stared in blank dismay> b : expressionless <a blank stare>
3 a : devoid of covering or content; especially : free from writing or marks <blank paper> b : having spaces to be filled in c : lacking interest, variety, or change <blank hours>
4 : absolute, unqualified <a blank refusal>
5 : unfinished; especially : having a plain or unbroken surface where an opening is usual <a blank key> <a blank arch>
Examples of blank in a sentence
a blank sheet of paper
a book with blank pages
Origin and Etymology of blank
Middle English, from Anglo-French blanc colorless, white, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German blanch white; probably akin to Latin flagrare to burn — more at black
First Known Use: 14th century
Synonym Discussion of blank
Simple Definition of blank
: an empty space on a document where you put information
: a period of time that you cannot remember anything about
: a gun cartridge that is filled with powder but that does not contain a bullet
Full Definition of blank
1 obsolete : the bull's-eye of a target
2 a : an empty space (as on a paper) b : a paper with spaces for the entry of data <an order blank>
3 a : a piece of material prepared to be made into something (as a key) by a further operation b : a cartridge loaded with propellant and a seal but no projectile
4 a : an empty or featureless place or space <my mind was a blank> b : a vacant or uneventful period <a long blank in history>
5 : a dash substituting for an omitted word
See blank defined for English-language learners
Examples of blank in a sentence
The form has a blank for your signature.
The actors are shooting blanks.
Circa 1570
First Known Use of blank
circa 1570
Simple Definition of blank
: to keep (the opposing team) from scoring
: to behave in an unfriendly way toward (someone you have been friendly with in the past) : to ignore or refuse to talk to (someone)
Full Definition of blank
transitive verb
1 a : obscure, obliterate <blank out a line> b : to stop access to : seal <blank off a tunnel>
2 : to keep (an opponent) from scoring <were blanked for eight innings>
intransitive verb
1 : fade —usually used with out <the music blanked out>
2 : to become confused or abstracted —often used with out <his mind blanked out momentarily>
See blank defined for English-language learners
Examples of blank in a sentence
The goalie blanked the Falcons for two periods in the hockey game.
First Known Use of blank
BLANK Defined for Kids
Definition of blank for Students
1 : not having any writing or marks <a blank page>
2 : having empty spaces to be filled in <a blank order form>
3 : not showing emotion or understanding <a blank look>
Definition of blank for Students
1 : an empty space in a line of writing or printing
2 : a paper with empty spaces to be filled in <"Do you have your entry blank for the dog show?" — Beverly Cleary, Henry Huggins>
3 : a cartridge loaded with powder but no bullet
4 : events or a time that cannot be remembered <Everything after the accident is a blank.>
Learn More about blank
Thesaurus: All synonyms and antonyms for blank Spanish Central: Translation of blank Nglish: Translation of blank for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of blank for Arabic speakers Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about blank
Seen and Heard
What made you want to look up blank? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


text:
Tony Pann says it'll be cooler, breezy and much less humid today, with only a few scattered showers from Thursday lingering during the morning. He also lets us know what's in store for the weekend.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
About Us
Submit Press Release
Mobile & Palm
System Utilities
File & Disk Management
Copy OST to PST
Copy OST to PST Full Description
Easily Copy Exchange OST to PST by using Recover Data for OST to PST converter
Full Description
Windows Partition Recovery
27, January 2011
1935 Kb
$99 to buy
Download Copy OST to PST »
Product Info
How to copy OST to PST? It is a simple task that will perform very easily with Recover Data for OST to PST converter software. This OST to PST conversion software provide you the best data conversion solution which will help you to copy Outlook OST emails, emails with attachments, calendar, contacts, notes, journal, task, messages, appointments, to-do list & more items into PST file. With this tool you can copy Outlook OST to PST with all emails of OST file with their exact properties: Subject, To, From, CC, BCC, Date & etc. OST to PST copy software uses latest data conversion techniques which will help him to recover data of OST file even if it has been inaccessible due to any logical reasons. By using this updated software of Recover Data, you can copy inaccessible OST file data into PST for the further use. Copy OST file to Outlook (2010 to 95). You will copy Exchange OST to PST in few steps whether you have multiple OST files for conversion. Easily copy OST to PST convert without making any changes in its original formatting style. This utility supports all versions of Windows (Windows 7 to Windows 95) thus; you can easily copy OST data to PST on any OS platform of Windows. This program is helpful at the stage when you erased the emails accidently from OST "deleted item" folder & you will need to get back those deleted emails thus run the copy OST file to PST file data conversion process & retrieve all deleted emails of OST file for conversion. Recover RTF & HTML format emails from OST file & copy OST to Outlook in slight time. Copy OST files even if you're OST shows you an 49GB oversized error. You can easily fix the errors of OST file & instantly copy OST to PST with Recover Data for OST to PST conversion software today thus, free download the demo version for evaluation & clear you query "How to Copy OST to PST". For more information you can visit our website: http://www.windowsdiskrecovery.com/copy-ost-to-pst
What's new in current version
New Technology Included for Faster Data Conversion
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space
Please contact Copy OST to PST publisher,
Windows Partition Recovery
if you have questions or issues regarding this product.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2010 scan report
Scanned files: 60 Threats detected: 0 Time: 5s
Clean and Safe Certified
Download version 3.10.1
was tested on www.softarea51.com
with Kaspersky Anti-Virus
on 1, February 2011
ESET NOD32 Antivirus 4.2 scan report
Scanned files: 1 Threats detected: 0 Time: 0s
Clean and Safe Certified
Download version 3.10.1
was tested on www.softarea51.com
with ESET NOD32 Antivirus
on 1, February 2011
View Copy OST to PST full scan reports »
Share Copy OST to PST Review, Copy OST to PST by OST to PST Conversion Tool Page
Page URL:
Using a crack or a pirated serial or key generator to activate Copy OST to PST full version without buying a license key is against the law.
Featured downloads
Google Talk
Google Talk is a simple and free way to talk with and send instant messages to your friends.
Download now!
Motorola Mobile PhoneTools Deluxe
Connect your laptop to your cell phone, use your cell phone as a modem; synchronize cell phone contacts and calendar with your PC. Complete Outlook integration. Create mobile media with ringtone software features, wallpaper and video editing tools.
Download now!
AVG AntiVirus FREE
AVG AntiVirus FREE 2013 provides advanced protection for web surfing, emailing, and social networking. And it's packed with features, too: AVG Do Not Track, LinkScanner, Anti-Spyware, and free 24/7 phone support for the USA, UK, Ireland, and Canada.
Download now!
Related downloads
DVD Catalyst
DVD Catalyst rips your DVD movies fast and easy to PSP iPod iPhone Zen Zune Cowon Nokia Motorola Blackberry Omnia HTC and more. Also converts video files, and supports Batch, Black bar removal, new free booster pack available on our website
DVD Catalyst
DVD Catalyst rips your DVD movies fast and easy to PSP iPod iPhone Zen Zune Cowon Nokia Motorola Blackberry Omnia HTC and more. Also converts video files, and supports Batch, Black bar removal, new free booster pack available on our website
WinMend File Copy
WinMend File Copy is a free and excellent batch file copy tool.It is the best help you can ever get to speed up system backup.
iCoolsoft DVD Copy
iCoolsoft DVD Copy is a powerful DVD copier and DVD duplicate tool which can help you copy DVD and clone DVD to a new disc, backup DVD to DVD folder or ISO image file on local disc and burn DVD folder and ISO image to DVD disc.
Copy Exchange OST to PST 2007
Password protected, encrypted, inaccessible, corrupted or damaged OST file data recovery is possible with OST to PST converter as it helps to copy Exchange OST data to PST in few clicks. Try it yourself & copy Exchange OST to PST 2007 95.
Copy Outlook OST to PST 2007
By using Recover Data for OST to PST converter you can easily copy Outlook OST Mailbox to PST in all complicated circumstances: server crash, virus attack & synchronization problem. With this tool you can copy Outlook OST to PST 2007/95.
Copy EML to PST
Want to copy EML files into MS Outlook format? Then try it out the excellent copy eml to pst software of Birdie Software. This program can easily copy all your eml elements into Outlook in simple steps.
Copy MSG to PDF
MSG to PDF converter smartly copy MSG to PDF format with all email properties to, cc, bcc, from, subject, text, attachments, headers, formatting, etc. Now try this tool and easily copy MSG to PDF format.
DVD Copy + DVD Clone
DVD Copy + DVD Clone is easy to copy or clone protected DVD movies and all regions DVD movie,provides you the most efficient way to clone your DVD movie(datas) into DVD-R/RW or DVD+R/RW.
Related Press Releases
HiHiSoft Announces Anti-Copy Specified File Feature to its PC Anti Copy Solution Suite
-What is File Anti-Copy?File Anti-Copy is a anti-copy security utility working at the Windows kernel level.Without your password,nobody can copy your files away. This guarantees the programwill never lose your data.File Anti-Copy is an Easy To Use security software. Add any files you want to lock,and click "OK " button, everything will be done. New Version can be use to lockspecified...
Durable Copy is a new program which lets you to copy the files containing unreadable sectors
For clear idea we are giving here two examples. For instance,you have got a CD or DVD with a certain interesting movie. You wish to watch thismovie but can 't do it because the disk contains unreadable sectors, and it is readbadly. At that, your computer either reads this disk not properly or can 't read onlysome sectors in it. At a time when broken sectors draw near, then depiction...
Copy Blu-ray - 1:1 Copy Blu-ray to Clone and Burn Bluray Disc without Compression
December 15, 2010: Digiarty Software, a leading multimedia software developer and producer, today announced all-new target that developing Blu-ray Ripper related software - WinX Blu-ray Copy, which is made for Cloning and Burning Blu-ray to BD disc without compression. Zero compression means extract Blu-ray movie out of BD then remux to Blank disc. This method will not cause any quality lost...
The best DVD copy software on Mac OS X - Aimersoft Mac DVD copy now released
Aimersoft Studio now released a professional Mac DVD Copy software, which provides the best way for Mac users to easily backup DVD and burn DVD on Mac OS X(leopard supported) with high DVD Copy quality Aimersoft Mac DVD Copy software can copy DVD movie in 1:1 ratio like copy DVD5 to DVD5 and copy DVD9 to DVD9 easily, even copy protected DVD movies as it can remove the protections like CSS,...
Envelope software copy protection the automatic software copy protection technology by a hardware key
UniKey Envelope The Automatic Software Protection Tool Simple Deployment, Scalable Protection 1 Introduction Although the availability of legal protection for software has increased rapidly around the world over the past years, the software piracy is till on high whatsoever, the combat to illegal use is still intense. The only way to stop software piracy before it happens is to...
New version of Auto BCC CC for Microsoft Outlook, an add-in to create a BCC and or a CC copy automatically, is released
Add-in Express Ltd. announces the release of a new version ofAuto BCC / CC, an advanced email add-in for Microsoft Outlook that automaticallycreates a BCC and/or a CC copy of outgoing e-mail. Supports Outlook 2003, 2002,2000.The Auto CC / BCC plugin automatically fills in the BCC and CC fields of the e-mail.All the end-user needs to do is to create simple rules, and Auto BCC / CC does allother...
Related software and technology conferences
International Association of Special Education Fostering a Global Exchange of Ide
The International Association of Special Education (IASE), and the University of British Columbia (UBC), Department of Educational Counselling & Psychology and Special Education invite you to participate in our 13th Biennial conference on inclusion and special education. the needs of children, youth, and adults with special needs.
Data Visualization for Discovery and Analysis: Simple Graphing Techniques for Analyzing Quantitative Business Data
Probably as much as 90% of all Business data analysis can be done using simple graphing techniques to discern meaningful Patterns in the data. Plenty of existing resources already teach the skills and practices involved in doing sophisticated statistical and financial analysis to support the mere 10% of Business data analysis that requires those specialized skills, but where are the resources...
2011 The 2nd International Conference on Data Storage and Data Engineering
2011 The 2nd International Conference on Data Storage and Data Engineering (DSDE 2011) will be held in Xi'an, China during May 13-15, 2011. The aim objective of DSDE 2011 is to provide a platform for researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world to present their research results and development activities in Data Storage and Engineering. This...
Enterprise Data Governance and Master Data Management
This seminar is designed to help companies formally define and manage their data. It explores the whole area of Enterprise Data Management including how to establish an Enterprise Data Architecture, Data Integration and Master Data Management technologies and opening up access to information by enabling Information As A Services (IAAS) that can be consumed by Portals, processes and...
Enterprise Data Governance and Master Data Management
This seminar is designed to help companies formally define and manage their data. It explores the whole area of Enterprise Data Management including how to establish an Enterprise Data Architecture, Data Integration and Master Data Management technologies and opening up access to information by enabling Information As A Services (IAAS) that can be consumed by Portals, processes and...
Big Data and Data Science in the Intelligence Community
Privacy policy
Terms of use
Request review
Copyright @2006-2011, Softarea51.com


text:
Interest Level
Grades 3 - 5
Reading Level
Grade level Equivalent: 5.9
Lexile® Measure: 890L
Guided Reading: Q
- Historical Fiction
- Series
- Westward Exploration and Expansion
- Family Life
- Pioneers
About This Book
Little Clearing in the Woods is the third book in The Caroline Years, an ongoing series about another spirited girl from America's most beloved pioneer family.
Caroline and her family must pack up their belongings and say good-bye to all their friends. They are leaving the little town of Brookfield and moving to a new house in the clearing among the big trees of Concord, Wisconsin. As the Quiners travel through the forest towards their new cabin, Caroline is excited, but she is also a little afraid. Will she love her new home in Concord as much as her little house in Brookfield?
The adventures of the little girl who would grow up to be Ma Ingalls in the Little House books continue.
Items Added to Cart:
1 Paperback
2 Hardcover
1 Teacher's Edition
$48.99 Subtotal


text:
Foundation Studies - Young Adults
- Course Type: Foundation
- No. of Places: 25
- Duration: 1 Year(s) Full Time
Admission RequirementsFor Admission requirements please click here
What is the foundation course for young adults?
This is an access course that prepares students - both personally and academically to go on and study for a degree in Trinity College.
Who is the course for?
The course offers another way into Trinity for young adults whose social, economic and cultural experiences have prevented them from going to college.
Course content
Students can choose from two broad areas of study: arts and social sciences or science. The arts and social science modules are: english, history, political science, law, sociology and social policy, economics, philosophy and psychology, and maths and statistics. Students select up to five modules.The science modules are: maths for sciences and engineering, biology, physics and chemistry. In addition, all students take three core modules in study skills, information technology and educational guidance.
What is the time commitment?
The course is full-time and runs from September to May over one year. There are up to 20 hours of lectures and tutorials each week and another 20 hours of personal study.
Students are assessed through a combination of continuous assessment, final examinations and attendance. 80% attendance for each module is required.
What does the course cost?
The course is free.
What happens after the course?
Students who successfully complete the course receive a Certificate in Foundation Studies from Trinity College. Students who get a grade of at least 50% can compete for places on degree courses in Trinity. If you want to apply for a degree course that is in high demand, you will need to get much higher than 50%. You must also meet the subject requirements for the course you want to apply for.
How to apply
You must:
- Complete the application form. This will be available at www.tcd.ie/Trinity_Access/prospective/access/young.php on the 7th of February 2016.
- Write a short essay (no more than two pages) telling us about yourself and why you want to go to university.
- Submit any supporting documents about yourself or your parents or guardian that we ask for on the application form. You must give original documents.
- Get two references to complete the Referee Forms (available with the application). At least one should be a teacher from your school; the other can be a youth leader, voluntary group organiser, employer or coach.
Selection process
We review all applications and then write and tell you if you have been shortlisted for an interview. During the interview, we will ask you to complete a worksheet to support your application.
In late June, we will write and tell you if you are eligible for the course. We will then select students from the pool of eligible students based on their application form, essay, references, interview worksheet and academic results.
In August, we will write and tell you if you have got a place in TAP or in the university access course in Liberties College.
How many places are there on the foundation course?
There are 25 places on the TAP foundation course and another 25 places on the university access course in Liberties College.
Further information
For further information see:


text:
Catholic League publishes "Straight Talk about the Catholic Church"
Recently Deal Hudson and I joined Catholic League President Bill Donohue for dinner in New York City. During our conversation, Bill spoke passionately about his plans to take out a full page ad in the New York Times to address the recent state of sexual abuse claims against the Catholic Church and the attention it is receiving.
At the time of our meal, Bill was not sure when the advertisement would run and fortunately it was published today. We are providing a link here to the text of the ad and encourage everyone to read it. We believe this is important as well to the overall treatment of Catholics in the public square.
By Matt Smith, Vice President of Catholic Advocate


text:
The East Maui Watershed Partnership (EMWP) and Viewpoints Gallery in Makawao will host the ninth annual Malama Wao Akua juried art exhibit from Sept. 25 to Oct. 23. The show's focus is to raise awareness about native species within Maui Nui, and is open to artists of all levels who live on Maui, Lanai and Molokai.
To get artists' creative juices flowing, EMWP has been leading a series of interpretive hikes for artists, with a final excursion through the "Bird Loop Hike" in Waikamoi Preserve happening from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday. Advanced registration is required.
Entries will be accepted from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 22 and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 23. Artwork must be original and not previously shown. Multiple entries are encouraged.
Article Photos
Gabrielle Anderman's "East Maui Forest Songbirds" appeared in Malama Wao Akua 2012
For more information or to sign up for the hike, call 573-6999 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.eastmauiwatershed.org.
Jonathan Yukio Clark and Chenta Laury will be the featured artists at Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center's annual Solo Artist Exhibition. The show opens with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, and will run through Sept. 10 at the Hui.
Clark will present a new series of mixed-media pieces, combining paint, silkscreen, textiles, wood, metalwork and gold leaf that focus on the 'alala (Hawaiian crow) as a metaphor for the fleeting beauty of Hawaii's native ecosystem.
Laury will display her "Beneath the Surface" series, a collection of two- and three-dimensional fiber works that represent the dynamic forms found in plants, corals and stones.
For more information, visit www.huinoeau.com.
Artists are invited to learn about business growth and new markets during the "Access to Market" workshop, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 9 and 10 at Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
The workshop will address topics such as developing your collection, pricing for profit, wholesaling, marketing, emerging market opportunities and selling techniques. Artists are encouraged to register early for the event, as space is limited.
At the end of each day, Maui photographer Scott Mead will be available to answer questions about product photography and demonstrate lighting techniques.
Following the two-day workshop, participating artists will continue to be guided and mentored for four months by The Arts Business Institute consultants and partners, as they prepare for presenting their works at national trade shows to galleries and shops from California to New York.
For more information or to register, visit www.artsbusinessinstitute.org/maui-hawaii.


text:
Abington College faculty organize occasional Teach-Ins on breaking news that affects our students and the larger campus community. With an explosive combination of race, poverty, and police brutality, the situation in Ferguson has been complex and rapidly changing, and we think that we should take a moment out of our busy schedule to educate ourselves about it.
Teach-Ins are unscripted conversations among faculty, students, and staff, and we depend on your participation. For this Teach-In, we have gathered a panel of Abington faculty members to share their perspectives on various aspects of the crisis:
• Eric Connolly (Biosocial Criminology)
• Valeria Harvell (African-American Studies)
• Shan Holt (US History)
As with all teach-ins, all members of the Abington College community are invited to listen, ask questions, and contribute to the conversation. The format is informal and informative.
Please join us to learn and be heard!


text:
Your products, customized just the way you want them!
Make memorable gifts with your own photos.
Transform your creativity into beautiful products, sell them on CafePress and make money. It's easy and fun.
I'm not short, I'm fun size! If people call you shorty then this is for you! Funny saying for short people. yellow and orange font / text.


text:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Scott Wimmer held off Ron Hornaday on a restart with seven laps left Sunday and won the rain-delayed Busch Sam's Town 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park for his second victory in four races.
Wimmer, who will try to move to Winston Cup next season, led 83 of the 250 laps and passed Hornaday for the final time on the 218th. He averaged 79.337 mph in his Pontiac on the three-quarter-mile oval and had to avoid three cautions in the final 30 laps for his second career victory.
Stacy Compton was second in his Chevrolet, followed by Jamie McMurray, who needed a provisional and started 37th after becoming the quickest Winston Cup winner in the modern era last week at Charlotte in just his second start.
© 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Contact Us


text:
The latest version of Adobe Flash Player is required to watch this video.
Please click on the link below to download the latest version. Thanks!
President Barack Obama honored an Army Green Beret killed in Afghanistan with the nation's highest honor on Wednesday -- the eve of the war's ninth anniversary.
Staff Sgt. Robert Miller was killed in an ambush during a night patrol in Jan. 2008. Obama awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor to his parents for his service.
"You gave your oldest son to America. America is forever in your debt," Obama said as he handed them the award.
Despite two chest wounds that eventually led to his death, Miller saved 22 fellow soldiers.
He is the third U.S. service member to receive the award since the Afghan war began.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Are you seeking answers in life? Are you hurting? Are you facing a difficult situation?
Find peace with God, discover more about God or send us your prayer request.
Call The 700 Club Prayer Center at 1 (800) 823-6053, 24 hours a day.
A caring friend will be there to pray with you in your time of need.
CBN News is a national/international, nonprofit news organization that provides programming by cable, satellite, and the Internet, 24-hours a day. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.
More Info


text:
Featured Golf News
GCSAA Hires New CEO
Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) President James R. Fitzroy has announced today that J. Rhett Evans will be the organization's chief executive officer.
Evans, who has served as interim CEO since late June of 2010, came to the GCSAA in July 2009 as chief operating officer. Prior to joining GCSAA, he was the director of the parks, recreation and commercial facilities division for the Phoenix suburb of Mesa, Ariz., (population 490,000). He was elevated to that position in 2005, after serving as that city's convention center and amphitheatre director beginning in 2001.
"We are excited to have Rhett Evans as our CEO," Fitzroy said. "He has a track record of success everywhere he has been. He has experience in the golf industry, both on the facility level and from an organizational perspective. He has experience in managing a large staff and being accountable to a variety of constituents. And, he is a consensus builder. That will serve him well with GCSAA members and in the increasingly collaborative golf industry."
While in Mesa, Evans managed all program areas including the convention center and amphitheatre; spring training baseball complex (Chicago Cubs); cemetery; recreation and aquatic complexes; and 2,600 acres of park space. Also under his watch were the operations of Dobson Ranch and Riverview golf courses. He oversaw a budget of $32.5 million and a $28 million capital budget.
In his tenure at GCSAA, he exhibited leadership in implementing cost saving measures through more advantageous contracts in the areas of technology and convention and travel services; implementing headquarters building operational efficiencies; and staff reorganization. At the same time, GCSAA has improved member service through the creation of a member savings program; automated membership, registration and donation processes; new communications vehicles; an improved online job board; and the expansion of the field staff program.
"I am honored and humbled to be a part of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. It is a tremendous organization whose members play a vital role in the game. I have the utmost respect for their skill, dedication and integrity that goes into making the sport challenging, yet enjoyable," Evans said. "I appreciate the trust the board has in me and the support staff provided in this transition.
"Success comes through dedication and teamwork. I am excited to work with a team that includes the members, industry partners, allied associations, staff and other constituents to make GCSAA the best it can be and to strengthen the golf industry so it can ensure the vitality of this great sport."
Fitzroy said the CEO selection process was deliberate because of the changing environment of the golf industry that saw rapid growth until the mid-2000s. That process included a board strategic planning session and extensive environmental scan of the industry, the utilization of an executive search firm, consultation with industry leaders and feedback from members. He said the recurring theme was GCSAA's need to provide support for members and their facilities who were being asked to do more with less.
"We had many outstanding candidates and great input and feedback," Fitzroy said. "When we applied our criteria, talked with references and looked at past performance, Rhett Evans' name consistently rose to the top."
As GCSAA CEO, Evans also assumes the duties of chief executive officer for its philanthropic organization, the Environmental Institute for Golf.
Fitzroy indicated GCSAA will conduct a search to fill the chief operating officer position created by Evans' promotion, although no timetable or job description has been established.
Evans earned a bachelor's degree in sociology with an emphasis in business, and a master's degree in recreation management and leadership with an emphasis in public administration from Brigham Young University. He is also a graduate of the Public Assembly Facility Management School. He has experience in facility and events management, working as the director of the McKay Events Center in Orem, Utah from 1997-2001, and director of operations at the Delta Center (home of the NBA's Utah Jazz) and Franklin Quest Field in Salt Lake City for the five years prior to that.
Evans, born Sept. 29, 1968, is a native of Prescott, Ariz. He and his wife Colleen, reside in Lawrence, Kan., with their daughter Caitlyn and son Seth.
For additional information about the GCSAA, visit www.gcsaa.org.
Story Options
|Print this Story


text:
Just two weeks remain before the summer transfer window does its usual trick of "slamming shut."
The rumour mill continues to churn out the names linked with moves both to and from Liverpool, and the media clearly believes that Kenny Dalglish is not content with his five signings so far of Henderson, Adam, Downing, Doni and Jose Enrique or with the sales of the likes of Dani Ayala, who recently departed for Norwich City.
This week has seen a star of the moment linked with the club, various moves for the usual clutch of central defenders—as well as one name straight out of left field—and more than one or two players expected to leave Anfield for good.
Some names are expected—others, perhaps, less so.


text:
Isaac Abram came to Fort Macleod from London, Ontario around
1888 and ranched on the Old Man River, below Willow Creek. On
July 18, 1894 at Lethbridge, he married Annie Larway of Hyde Park,
Margaret A Adams came west to Morley in 1888. She was a Methodist
Church worker. Her registered brand 'A' was listed in the registry
as horses 'A' on right shoulder, cattle 'A' on left side.
Andrew W. Adams settled at Crossfield in 1890. He and his son,
also called Andrew, homesteaded on the NE & SW Sections of 16-26-l-W5th.
They were formerly residents of Toronto. Andrew Sr. was born in
1869 and died in 1958.
David Adams was an early member of the NWMP and arrived in Alberta
in 1885. He served in Banff and Regina, and died in Edmonton in
Elias Adams was born 4 April 1868 at Watford, Ontario. He was
educated in the Public schools of Watford and at London Commercial
College. He came west in 1890 and ranched at Colless - 50 miles
south of Lethbridge raising cattle and horses. While he resided
there, he served as Postmaster and was a member of the school
board. He was married in the fall of 1900 to Lucy Walker Kimball
and they had one son, James Kenneth. Elias Adams moved to Lethbridge
in 1900, engaging in the retail lumber business from 1900 to 1908.
lie became a member of the Town Council 1905 to 1908 and then
became Mayor of Lethbridge from 1910 to 1911. We do not have the
date of his death.
Frederick Charles Adams was born in England on 10 October 1864
and was married in Calgary in 1895 what was then the Northwest
Territories. He came to Calgary in either 1884 or 1890. Eleanor
Clinton was his wife - she was born 10 October 1875 and they had
three sons: Clinton Charles born 28 March 1901, died 2 December
1964 at Brandon, Manitoba. The second son was Stewart Alexander
born 16 September 1904 in Calgary and died 1978. The third son
was Frederick Dean born 16 June 1907. Frederick Charles Adams
was a hotel proprietor in Calgary and he died 22 February 1946
in Calgary.
Henry James Adams came to Southern Alberta in August, 1888, with
the NWMP He was born in Ontario in 1867. He was appointed Sheriff
at Hanna, serving until his retirement. Adams was also secretary
of the I.O.O.F. Lodge No. I Alberta. He and his wife lived in
Calgary in 1913.
Jim Adams came to Calgary in 1884.
He was a partner in a store operated by McKelie, Graves and Adams.
He was murdered in 1884 by Jesse Williams.
M. Adams came to Fort Macleod in 1889. He was a racehorse owner.
William Adams settled near High River in 1888. His brand 'AH'
monogram was registered in 1888. He married a Miss Hull.
Court Aggett came to Youngstown in 1883. He was born in 1848,
and died in 1939. He wa married to Isabelle. and had three daughters.
William Thomas Ainscough came to Cardston in 1890. He was born
in 1854 at Big Cotton Wood, Utah and died in 1938 at Cardston.
He and his wife, the former Margaret Ann Blake, had thirteen children.
His homestaed location is now the Town of Cardston.
Alexander Aird came to Millarville in 1889 with his brother,
James. He came from Dumfries, Scotland, where he was born in 1863.
He ranched at Millarville until 1901, then moved to Calgary where
he operated The Calgary Furniture Store. He was a member and elder
of Knox Presybterian Church. He and his wife, the former Agnes
Isobel Shortt, born 1874, at Walkerton, Ontario and died in 1928
at McCauley, Manitoba. Were married in 1894. They had four children.
James Aird came to Millarville with his brother, Alexander, in
1889. In 1905 he moved to Lethbridge and opened a feed barn and
machinery business. He later became City Commissioner for Lethbridge.
In 1891 he married Isabell Scott, born in 1865 at Owen Sound,
Ontario and died 1949 at Lethbridge. They had three children.
Dave Akers was a trader who travelled extensively in the western
U.S.A. and Canada. He left Fort Benton in the spring of 1870 to
trade with the Indians at Standoff. In 1872 he went to Fort Whoop-up,
and later ranched in the area. He spent some time in the NWMP
where he was a Quartermaster Sergeant.
William Aldridge came to Cardston from Utah in 1888. He was born
in 1843 at Nauvoo, Illinois and married Anna Rolph. in 1881. She
was born 1863. He died in 1916 and she died 1940. There were fourteen
children. He is credited with the discovery of oil on Cameron
Creek in Southern Alberta.
Sandy Alexander came to Canada from Scotland as a young man and
joined the NWMP at Toronto in 1885. He was stationed at Medicine
Hat from 1885-87, where he served as a farrier for the force.
He resigned in 1892 to operate a blacksmith shop, but hard times
forced him to reenlist in 1894. He then served for another thirty-three
years, retiring in 1922. He attended the Coronation of King George
V, and received the Coronation Medal, the 1885 Rebellion medal,
and the Long Service Medal. Sandy married the former Margaret
Lowden in 1890 and they had eight children.
George Alexander came to Calgary from Ireland with his brother,
Harry, in 1884. Together they started the 2 Dot Ranch - eight
miles S.W. ofNanton. Their brand was registered in 1888. In 1891
they built the Alexander Block in Nanton. The ranch was sold in
1901 and George and his wife, Christina, moved to East Africa.
Harry B. Alexander came to Calgary with his brother, George
(see above). When the ranch was sold in 1901, Harry returned to
Ireland. He was a bachelor during his years in Canada.
Mr. Alexander arrived at Lethbridge, Alberta in 1885. He was
employed as a clerk in the law firm of Coneybeare and Galliker.
Researched by D. Armstrong
Mr. Alexander arrived at Lethbridge, Alberta in 1885 and had
the first dairy cattle in the area.
Researched by D. Armstrong
Steve Alexander came to Mitford in 1886, in the service of Lady
Adela Cochrane. He served as a groom. In 1887, he and a partner,
Eugene Kent ran a stopping place called 'Road House' on the old
immigrant trail. About 1890, they sold out to Henry Collis and
Steve moved to Lethbridge. There, he studied law and later moved
to Victoria.
William Alexander came to Calgary in 1890. He was a jeweller
by trade. He operated jewelry repair shops in Golden (1890-1905)
and then in Banff (1905-1940). He married Christina Toshach -
also an early pioneer - and they had four children.
Bertram P. Alford arrived in Jumping Pound in 1888. He was born
in Tavistock, Ontario. He married Annie Elspeth Sibbald (daughter
of Andrew Sibbald) who came to Alberta at age four with her family.
They were married at Morley in 1893. He drove cattle through to
Pine Lake where he opened a trading post. A post office was established
in 1895. The Alford's had one daughter who died in childhood.
Alexander Allan came to Calgary in March, 1884. He and his partner
Andrew Rankin opened a dry goods store. He is said to have had
the first piano in Calgary. Allan served as councillor in 1887
and again in 1898. He joined the Customs branch in 1900. He married
Mary Jane Short, and they had two children.
Alexander Allen came to Calgary 12 October 1885. He was born
in 1861 in Aubrey, Quebec and was married in Calgary, in 1890.
His wife, the former Janet Lang, came from Montreal to be married.
The fajhily resided for many years in Okotoks, where their four
children were born.
Benjamin Bradley Allen settled in Dinton District (Pine Canyon)
in 1889. He died at Calgary in 1953. He and his wife, the former
Jemima Duffield ofSandringham, England had nine children.
Herber S. Allen was born at Hyrum, Utah and came to Cardston
in 1888. He taught school and later became the owner of Cardston
Mercantile Co. In 1899 he built the Cardston Rolling Mills which
later merged with Ellison Milling Co. of Lethbridge. He was the
first postmaster in Cardston and became president of the Taylor
Stake of the L.D.S. Church in 1902. He served as school trustee
and town councillor in Cardston and Raymond. He married Amy Louise
Leonard who also came to Alberta in 1888, and they had seven children.
John W. Allen arrived in Fort Macleod in 1884. He had come west
to Oregon by wagon train with his parents. Enroute they discovered
that two children had been orphaned in an Indian raid on the previous
wagon train. John Allen's parents apparently raised the two children,
one of which, Mary Jane, later became the wife of John W. Allen.
They had two children. On the death of his wife, he moved to Fort
Macleod where his son, John Claybum Allen had settled in 1881.
Conrad Anderson was born in Norway on 16 September 1859 and died
15 August 1928. He married Jacobine Kristine Ness in 1885 at Eau
Claire, Wisconsin. She was born in Norway on 21 May 1864 and died
8 February 1938. The eldest son, Anton was born at Eau Claire
22 June 1886 and came to Calgary as a baby. Sons Martin, Harry
and Gordon were born in Calgary as well as daughters, Gertrude
and Clara Florence. Conrad was a seaman, circled the world seven
times, emigrated to the United States in 1880 and settled at Eau
Claire, Wise. in 1883. When the Eau Claire Lumber Co. moved their
sawmill to Calgary in 1886, Conrad came with the predominantly
Norwegian crew. He homesteaded NE l/4-4-23-29-W4th at Shepard.
(see also detailed
post-publication profile for son, Anton)
David Anderson was born in Georgetown, Ontario in 1869 and died
in Calgary in 1954. In 1911 he married Dorothy Adelaide Hines
who was born in Dundee, Scotland and died in Calgary January 1962.
David, a nephew of William Bruce came to Calgary in 1890 to his
uncle at Nose Creek and Dog Pound. He worked for Eau Claire Lumber
for a time and then went into real estate in 1909. He had property
on 8th Avenue West between 8th and 9th streets for many years
before becoming an insurance agent for Sun Life Insurance Co.
Fred Anderson was born in 1862. Mr. Anderson was at Regina throughout
the Riel rebellion and then moved to Cochrane in 1887. Fred did
many things such as being a cook, steamfitter, salesman, taxidermist
and inventor. He was credited with inventing a dining table with
a lazy susan, and also a device for unloading hayracks singlehandedly.
He moved to Summerside, B.C. in 1898 and married there. Fred Anderson
was alive to celebrate his 96th Birthday in Pentiction on August
8, 1958.
Robert Armstrong was born near Kansas City, Kanses in 1849. He
was a noted plainsman, scout and buffalo hunter in the United
States before he entered Canada near the Cypress Hills and Fort
Walsh in 1882. He was chief scout for the North West Field Force
and General Middleton during the Riel Rebellion of 1885 and was
the main participant in Riel's capture. He married Adelaide Theresa
Burke in 1888 at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan and they had five
daughters and a son. He died at Los Angeles, California on October
22, 1941 at 92 years of age.
Prepared by Judith LaLonde, Great Grandaughter.


text:
An IB Primary Years Programme School
McElwain Elementary School is now officially an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme School. Watch for news of our upcoming grand re-opening! We provide a challenging, engaging, relevant and inquiry-based education developing students that exhibit international-mindedness. The programme is comprised of a transdisiciplinary framework encouraging students to develop an understanding of the world around them through their studies. Spanish is offered as second language for kindergarten through fifth grade. An education through these studies provides students with a rigorous, world class education.
Our Mission Statement
The McElwain Community will build a foundation for all students to become high achievers that are productive, internationally-minded learners who create a more peaceful world.
We Welcome Your Feedback
Whether you have an unanswered question or would simply like to let us know how we're doing we would love to hear from you. Use the contact us page and let us know.


text:
Application Questionnaire
Please indicate what you are requesting
Printing Services
Surplus office supplies or furniture
How would you classify your organization?
Animal Welfare
Arts and cultural organization
Athletic Team
Church or religious organization
Civic or community organizations
Environmental or natural preservation
Fraternal organization
Labor organization
Political organization
Social or child welfare
Government agency or military
Health and human services
What type of support will this donation provide?
Sporting or recreational program
General operating support
Silent auction, raffle or door prize
Organization event or support
Is your organization based out of a private home or an office?
Private home
Lexmark's corporate giving program does not support organizations that practice discrimination. Is your organization selective by race, color, creed, sex, age, sexual orientation or national origin?
In order to give each charitable request full consideration, Lexmark encourages four to six weeks advance notification. Please indicate when your request requires attention.
Within one week
Two to four weeks
More than four weeks


text:
Based on message boards and calls to Knoxville radio shows, however, a few people interpreted Pearl's remark as suggesting that Vol fans may not have been animated enough.
Informed of this during his Monday news conference, the coach shook his head, chuckled and replied:
"Oh, gosh, no! We're fourth or fifth in the nation in attendance, and our crowds have been tremendous. What I'm saying - and I think I explained this but I'll explain it again: At this level, the crowds usually don't intimidate the opponent but they can elevate the level of your (home team's) play and inspire you to make shots and make plays and play with a level of energy that is above and beyond what is the norm.
"Our players haven't been able to respond to that. The crowd's been there. The crowd's been phenomenal. It's just that it hasn't elevated our play. We haven't taken advantage of great, great support."


text:
The driving conditions were so extreme, we used up twice the amount of gas we usually use --so almost ran out --went in to a station at 6am, and the card readers were frozen up and not responsive... almost freaked out... drove around to the other side of the pumps, and the card readers were full of snow.... but they worked.... It was a real knuckle-white drive.... but we did get Deacon to the airport on time.
And, so, now we have chosen Starbuck's for some fortification --with breakfast. We have to figure out where to walk the dogs.... in the snow and freezing cold....
And, I'm going to drop by and see D in the hospital here --recovering from amputation of his leg below the knee....
And, I'm giving thanks for the safe drive, the startling vistas, the amazing cold, and a decent car with 4-wheel drive....
At prayer this morning (portions of psalm 50)
The LORD, the God of gods, has spoken; *
he has called the earth from the rising of the sun to its setting.
Out of Zion, perfect in its beauty, *
God reveals himself in glory.
Our God will come and will not keep silence; *
before him there is a consuming flame,
and round about him a raging storm.
He calls the heavens and the earth from above *
I will take no bull-calf from your stalls, *
nor he-goats out of your pens;
For all the beasts of the forest are mine, *
the herds in their thousands upon the hills.
I know every bird in the sky, *
and the creatures of the fields are in my sight.
If I were hungry, I would not tell you, *
for the whole world is mine and all that is in it.
Do you think I eat the flesh of bulls, *
or drink the blood of goats?
Offer to God a sacrifice of thanksgiving *
and make good your vows to the Most High.
Call upon me in the day of trouble; *
I will deliver you, and you shall honor me."
There we are! "and round about him a raging storm"
Peace out.


text:
You are here: Home /
Publications /
EFAN: Electronic Publications from the Food Assistance & Nutrition Research Program /
Food Stamp Program Access Study: Local Office Policies and Practices
Stay Connected
Electronic Publications from the Food Assistance & Nutrition Research Program No. (EFAN--03013-1) 345 pp, December 2003
A survey of State food stamp offices shows that many policies and practices recommended by USDA in 1999 to improve accessibility to the Food Stamp Program (FSP) were widely operational by the year 2000. For example, in the surveyed areas, food stamp outreach campaigns were fairly widespread, food stamp applications were accessible, and some accommodations for the elderly and disabled were common. Other recommended practices, however, were less common, notably practices to encourage participation by working families and former recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. The survey also found barriers to participation prevalent for some segments of the food stamp population and opportunities for conducting food stamp business after regular office hours limited. The dramatic decline in FSP participation in the late 1990s led policymakers and analysts to focus on local food stamp office policies and practices as possible barriers to participation. The Food Stamp Program Access Study is examining the relationship between these practices and the decision by eligible households to participate in the FSP. This report presents a detailed analysis of FSP operations that may affect accessibility.
Keywords: food stamp program, FSP, food stamps, food assistance programs, poor families, welfare policy, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, TANF, program access, caseloads, Food Assistance and Nutrition Research Program, FANRP
In this publication...
Need help with PDFs?
Last updated: Thursday, August 29, 2013
For more information contact: Vivian Gabor, Brooke Layne Hardison, Christopher Botsko, Susan Bartlett, and Margaret Andrews


text:
dow at 14000. Peace out. I doubled my money in 4 years. See you at the nice recession!!!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Thanks for your shares. See you at $120 for BRK-B. I am long for life. Warren is the best that has been, is now, and will be. You can invest my money anytime.
Sentiment: Strong Buy