text:
You may enter a US or Canadian location in the following formats:
For additional search options, go to
Advanced Search
Advanced Search
Advanced Search
Advanced Search.
Yes, I want to receive LoopNet's weekly newsletter "LoopNews" and information about LoopNet promotions and special offers.
By clicking the button above, you are indicating that you have read, understood, and agree to LoopNet's Terms and Conditions.
Find Washington Shopping Centers for sale on LoopNet.com. View the following Washington Shopping Center and Mall listings available for sale including mini-malls, strip malls and larger regional shopping centers.
116 Listings
Share this page on social networks:
Start a new search to find more Washington Shopping Centers and Strip Malls for sale or lease:
Do you have a Washington Shopping Center listing available for sale? You can list it for FREE: Click to add your property to LoopNet.com.
LoopNet.com operates the most heavily trafficked online listing service for Washington Shopping Center commercial real estate and other U.S. and Canadian markets with over $425 billion of commercial real estate for sale and 6.3 billion of commercial real estate space for lease. LoopNet also attracts a large community of Washington commercial real estate professionals with more than 7 million total members comprised of brokers, corporate executives, appraisers, and more than 3 million buyers, tenants and other principals throughout the U.S. and Canada, many of whom specialize in Washington Shopping Centers and Malls for sale or lease.
Go to LoopNet.com to find or advertise Washington Shopping Center commercial real estate.
Register for FREE and get Access to the More LoopNet Washington Properties
Back to view all Washington Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease
Search for sold or off-market Washington Shopping Centers:Washington Sold Shopping Center Listings
Find a Washington Commercial Real Estate Broker


text:
August 25, 2016
NAU Student-Athletes Welcome Newest Lumberjack Freshmen to Campus
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Greeting the newest wave of Lumberjacks upon arrival at Northern Arizona University, NAU Athletics once again partnered with the university in the annual Welcome Back Jacks. With boxes of items ranging from clothes to snacks, the NAU class of 2020 arrived on campus in mass and the Lumberjack student-athletes were ready to aid in any way possible.
May 3, 2016
NAU Athletics Caps 2015-16 Year with the Louie's Awards
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The stars aligned on Monday night for the third annual Louie's Awards hosted by the Northern Arizona University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. During a fun night for all in attendance, student-athletes, coaches, staff and administration all gathered at the Prochnow Auditorium to look back and revel in yet another outstanding academic year.
April 27, 2016
Denesik, Huff, Gaskell and Vander Ploeg Receive NAU Gold Axe Award
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Gold Axe Award is rich in history at Northern Arizona University. Awarded to exceptional graduating seniors each semester, the Gold Axe is a symbol of all-around excellence and contribution to the university. What is also rich in history is the NAU Athletics representation during the award ceremony and the Spring 2016 semester was no different as Jordan Denesik (women's tennis), Alex Huff (swimming & diving), Kirsten Gaskell (dance) and Janae Vander Ploeg (volleyball) were among the 43 recipients on Monday night. In addition, Huff was also named the Distinguished Senior for the College of Engineering, Forestry and Natural Sciences.
February 15, 2016
NAU Cheer & Dance Sets 2016-17 Tryout Dates for April 15-16
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The NAU Cheer and Dance Program is excited to expand their teams through their 2016-2017 tryout dates. Continuing on a successful route, both the Cheer and Dance programs will be inviting new members to audition on April 15-16. Tryouts will be held at the Health and Learning Center at NAU in Flagstaff.
February 2, 2016
2016 UCA & UDA National Championship Recap
ORLANDO, Fla. — Every year cheer and dance compete in the biggest competition of the year — the UCA and UDA College National Championships, respectively. A weekend in Orlando, Fla. brings the best programs from across the country and around the world together in this all-out fight for recognition and program success.
February 19, 2015
NAU Cheer & Dance Tryouts Set for April 17 & 18
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The NAU Cheer and Dance Program are excited to announce their 2015-2016 tryout dates. The programs will be hosting tryouts April 17th and 18th in Flagstaff, AZ. There will be more information and tryout packets available online at the end of February.
February 17, 2015
NAU Dance Tryouts
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The NAU Cheer and Dance Program are excited to announce their 2014-2015 tryout dates. The programs will be hosting tryouts April 17th and 18th in Flagstaff, AZ.
August 5, 2014
Download the NAU Athletics Mobile App Now
March 25, 2014
NAU Dance Earns Back-to-Back USA College National Championship
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - For the second straight year, the Northern Arizona women's dance team has won the USA College National Championship in 4-Year College Hip Hop.
February 19, 2014
Cheer & Dance Tryout Packets Available
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Tryout packets for the 2015-16 NAU dance team & 2015-14 cheer squad are now available.
August 24, 2013
Lumberjack Student-Athletes Lend a Hand for NAU Move-In Day
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Despite a rainy day in Flagstaff, the Northern Arizona Athletic Department partnered with Welcome Jacks, a volunteer group of students and student-athletes who helped guide students and their families to their assigned residential halls and move their belongings into their rooms, as a part of NAU Move-In Day.
March 18, 2013
Dance Team Wins USA National Championship in Hip Hop
ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Northern Arizona University dance team won the 2013 USA National Championship in the hip hop division, marking the first national title in program history. The squad defeated in-state rival Arizona, as well as five other Pac-12 schools in winning the team honor Monday in Anaheim.
March 15, 2013
Cheer and Dance to Compete at USA National Championships
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The NAU cheer teams travels to Anaheim, Calif. this weekend to compete in the 2013 USA National Championships. The event marks the second and final competition for the Lumberjacks after spending months cheering on various teams within NAU athletics.
February 26, 2013
Cheer Team Wins West Coast Championships, Prepares for Nationals.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – The Northern Arizona cheer team placed first in the 2013 United Cheer Association West Coast Championships hosted at the Gibson Amphitheatre on Universal City walk near Universal Studios, Calif. This was the Lumberjacks first appearance at the West Coast Championships after competing previously in the East Coast Championships.
February 22, 2013
Cheer Team to Compete in First of Two Spring Competitions
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona cheer team travels to Hollywood this weekend to compete Saturday in the 2013 United Cheer Association West Coast Championships hosted at the Gibson Amphitheatre on Universal Citywalk near Universal Studios, Calif. The Lumberjacks will showcase their talent in the collegiate cheer division. NAU competed in the UCA East Coast championships last year in Orlando, Fla., but never on the west coast under cheer coach Travis Doerfler.
February 6, 2013
2013 NAU Dance Team Calendar Now Available
The NAU Dance Program is currently selling their 2013 Dance Team Calendar. Calendars are $10 a piece and will help fund the NAU Dance teams day to day operations and traveling cost to compete in two national competitions (Florida in January and California in March).
January 23, 2013
Dance Team Finishes 6th at the UDA Nationals in Orlando
ORLANDO, Fla. - The Northern Arizona dance team finished sixth in the Division 1 Hip Hop division at the 2013 Dance Team National Championships at Orlando's Walt Disney World Resort. The team also placed fourth in the World University Dance Team High Hop competition.
January 18, 2013
Dance Team to Compete on the National Stage at the UDA Championships
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The Northern Arizona University dance team will travel to Walt Disney World Resort this weekend for the 2013 College Cheer Leading and Dance Team National Championships on Jan. 18-20. The Lumberjacks will compete in both the jazz and hip-hop competitions sponsored by the United Dance Association. Both competitions will take place on Saturday and will be available on television through ESPNU and the internet by visiting varsity.com.
December 27, 2012
Cheer and Dance Teams Complete Fall Season, Prepare for the Spring
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - As the fall sports come to a close in Northern Arizona University, the cheer and dance teams say goodbye to the football field and transition to the basketball court.
February 9, 2012
Cheer and Dance Programs to Hold Tryouts March 30-31
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The Northern Arizona University cheer and dance programs will be holding open tryouts for both squads on March 30-31, 2012 in the Rolle Activity Center on south campus.
January 11, 2012
Cheer and Dance Teams to Compete at National Championships This Weekend
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona dance and cheers teams will travel to Orlando, Fla., to compete in the 2012 College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championships at the Walt Disney World Resort Jan. 13-15.
July 18, 2011
Introducing the 2011-12 NAU Dance Team
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Introducing the 2011-12 NAU Dance Team: Franchesca Previte, Raven Macke, Hilary Madler, Taylor Ramey, Janelle Davies, Caitlin Chesler, Laura Dickinson, Roshelle Stulz, Aletha James, Hannah Degnan, Megan Homsey, Kaitlyn Kincaid, Jessica Hollingsworth, Theresa Wagner and Lisa Relf.
May 12, 2011
Fifty-Five Student-Athletes to Participate in Graduation Ceremonies
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A school-record fifty-five Northern Arizona University student-athletes are participating in spring commencement ceremonies on the NAU campus this weekend and will be commissioned degrees as part of the Class of 2011.
February 16, 2011
Cheer and Dance to Hold Tryouts April 22-23
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. The Northern Arizona University cheer and dance programs will be holding open tryouts for both squads on April 22-23 in the Rolle Activity Center on south campus.
February 11, 2011
Dance Team in the National Spotlight
ORLANDO, Fla. - The Northern Arizona dance team finished 12th in the nation for division 1 Jazz at the UDA College Nationals two weeks ago, their highest finish in program history.
October 11, 2010
NAU Student-Athletes Volunteer at Local Food Bank
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – The Northern Arizona swimming and diving team, volleyball team, and cheer and dance squad spent Saturday volunteering at the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance continuing the NAU athletic department's commitment to giving back to the Flagstaff community.
May 3, 2010
Student-Athletes Honored with Golden Axe Award
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. Three Northern Arizona student-athletes were among the 37 graduating seniors that were recognized with the prestigious Gold Axe Award at a ceremony at the DuBois Center on the Northern Arizona University campus last week. The award is a tribute to outstanding academic performance, leadership and service to the community.
April 21, 2010
Northern Arizona Student-Athletes Host Student-Athlete for a Day
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - More than 150 student-athletes served as hosts to 140 students from Kinsey and South Beaver elementary schools during National Student Athlete for a Day on Wednesday, April 21 at Northern Arizona University. The students attended university classes throughout the morning and toured campus facilities with Lumberjack student-athletes.
March 10, 2010
Cheer and Dance Programs to Hold Tryouts (Tryout Packets)
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The Northern Arizona Cheer and Dance programs will hold tryouts for the 2010 squads April 23-24. Tryout information and packets are now available. CLICK HERE FOR TRYOUT PACKET.
January 11, 2010
Cheer and Dance to Compete at National Championships
ORLANDO, Fla. Northern Arizona University will be represented at the 2010 College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championships Jan. 15-18, 2010 held at ESPNs Wide World of Sports.
September 30, 2008
Where Are They Now? Former Dancer Kristen Purnell Makes NFL Debut
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Northern Arizona University has a long history of student-athletes advancing to careers in the National Football League both as players and coaches. But on September 7 at the University of Phoenix Stadium, former NAU dancer Kristen Purnell recorded a first with her appearance as a member of the Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders squad.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Kansas City Star, October 8, 2008
Ten years ago, the Kansas Legislature split the University of Kansas Hospital off from the medical school and other academic departments at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Under the governance of an independent board and free of bureaucratic paperwork and regulations, everything began to change at KU Hospital. Since becoming independent, KU Hospital has filled empty beds and added more, opened state-of-the art cancer and cardiac centers, almost completely updated its hospital building, turned around patient-satisfaction ratings, boosted employee morale, improved its financial situation and been recognized among the country's best hospitals.


text:
Author Affiliations: Departments of Neurology (Drs Pittock, Lennon, Lucchinetti, and Weinshenker), Laboratory Medicine and Pathology (Drs Pittock, Lennon, and Homburger), Immunology (Dr Lennon), and Rheumatology (Dr Moder), Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota; and Departments of Neurology, Hospitale Universitaire de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France (Dr de Seze); Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire de Lille, Lille, France (Drs Vermersch and Zéphir); and Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona (Dr Wingerchuk).
Neuromyelitis optica (NMO) is often associated with other clinical or serological markers of non–organ-specific autoimmunity.
To evaluate the relationship between NMO spectrum disorders (NMOSDs), including NMO, longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis, and recurrent optic neuritis, and autoimmune disease. We concentrated on the association with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), Sjögren syndrome (SS), or serological evidence of these disorders, which commonly is a source of diagnostic confusion.
Retrospective blinded serological survey.
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Rochester, and Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire de Lille.
Group 1 included 153 US patients with NMOSDs (78 with NMO and 75 with longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis) and 33 control subjects with SS/SLE. Group 2 included 30 French patients with SS/SLE, 14 with NMOSDs (6 with NMO, 6 with longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis, and 2 with recurrent optic neuritis), 16 without NMOSDs, and 4 with NMO without SS/SLE.
For group 1, NMO-IgG was detected in 66.7%, antinuclear antibodies in 43.8%, and Sjögren syndrome A (SSA) antibodies in 15.7% of patients with NMO and longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis. Five NMO-IgG–seropositive patients with NMOSDs had coexisting SLE, SS, or both. Antinuclear antibodies and SSA antibodies were more frequent in NMO-IgG–seropositive patients than in NMO-IgG–seronegative patients (P = .001). For group 2, NMO-IgG was detected in 5 of 14 patients (35.7%) with NMOSDs and SS/SLE and in 2 of 4 patients (50.0%) with NMO without SS/SLE (P = .59). We detected NMO-IgG only in patients with NMOSDs and not in 49 controls with SS/SLE but without optic neuritis or myelitis from the 2 cohorts (P = .01).
Neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders with seropositive findings for NMO-IgG occurring with SS/SLE or non–organ-specific autoantibodies is an indication of coexisting NMO rather than a vasculopathic or other complication of SS/SLE.
Neuromyelitis optica (NMO) is characterized by optic neuritis and longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis (LETM, defined by a lesion extending 3 vertebral segments or longer on T2-weighted magnetic resonance images of the spine during an acute episode of myelitis). The course of NMO is relapsing in most cases.1 The serum autoantibody NMO-IgG is a sensitive and specific marker for NMO.2 The association between NMO and NMO-IgG has recently been confirmed by an independent European group.3 Its antigen is aquaporin-4 (AQP4), the predominant water channel protein in the central nervous system.4 The autoantibody NMO-IgG is detectable also in patients with recurrent optic neuritis without myelitis and in a high proportion of patients with a single episode or recurrence of LETM without optic neuritis.2 Detection of NMO-IgG in patients with a first LETM event predicts that LETM will relapse or that optic neuritis will develop in more than 50% of cases within 12 months.5 Brain lesions may also occur in patients with NMO, with or without symptoms, and in some cases may be hard to distinguish from those occurring in multiple sclerosis, although some hypothalamic and brainstem lesions are relatively specific for NMO.6
Patients with NMO often have an accompanying autoimmune disease, most commonly, but not limited to, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), Sjögren syndrome (SS), or a related profile of non–organ-specific autoantibodies.7- 9 Patients in whom transverse myelitis is accompanied by non–organ-specific autoantibodies are customarily classified as having disease-associated acute transverse myelitis,10,11 whether or not symptoms and signs of SS/SLE are present. Our observations suggest an alternative hypothesis to the prevailing presumption of a direct contribution of SS/SLE to the pathogenesis, namely, coexistence of NMO with non–organ-specific autoimmune disorders. The resolution of this issue has important diagnostic and therapeutic consequences because of emerging new treatment strategies for NMO.12,13
Herein we evaluate the association of NMO-IgG and non–organ-specific autoantibodies in patients with SS/SLE and in those with an NMO spectrum disorder (NMOSD), including NMO and at-risk syndromes such as LETM or recurrent optic neuritis. The apparent specificity of NMO-IgG for NMO allowed us to evaluate the following 3 hypotheses (Figure 1): (1) NMOSDs and SS/SLE are nonoverlapping conditions complicated by optic neuritis and myelitis; (2) these conditions are independent but coexist in the same patient; and (3) the serological findings are nonspecific and NMO-IgG or non–organ-specific antibodies may be seen in either condition.
We considered 3 hypotheses for this study. The shaded areas represent patients with optic neuritis and/or myelitis. NMO indicates neuromyelitis optica; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus; and SS, Sjögren syndrome.
The institutional review boards of the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Rochester, and Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire de Lille approved this study.
Group 1 consisted of 153 consecutive US patients (Table 1) with a diagnosis of NMO1 or a syndrome recognized to have a high risk of conversion to NMO (including single and recurrent LETM). All patients had at least 1 episode of myelitis extending 3 or more vertebral segments on magnetic resonance images of the spine. These patients were identified through an NMO clinical biospecimens database1,2,4 containing demographic, clinical, imaging, and laboratory data from patients who presented with syndromes compatible with NMO and underwent testing for NMO-IgG. Data were entered by one of the study neurologists (S.J.P., D.M.W., or B.G.W.) who had performed the evaluation of the patient or reviewed the medical record. Coexisting autoimmune conditions were also recorded. Classification criteria for SLE and SS were assessed by a rheumatologist for all patients with those diagnoses.14,15 Of the 153 patients in this study, 130 (85.0%) underwent evaluation at the Mayo Clinic. We included in addition 33 Mayo Clinic control patients with SS/SLE who did not have symptoms of NMO. Controls were ascertained serologically through a review of the medical records of patients undergoing evaluation in the rheumatology department who were seropositive for extractable nuclear antigens (ENAs) (Sjögren syndrome A [SSA] or B [SSB] antibodies) or antinuclear antibodies (ANAs; with or without anti–double-stranded DNA) at the Clinical Immunology Laboratory of the Mayo Clinic. We included only those patients who fulfilled classification criteria for SLE or SS.16
Group 2 consisted of 34 French patients with NMO (Table 2), with or without associated SS/SLE (n = 18), and patients with SS/SLE without NMO symptoms (n = 16). These patients were ascertained retrospectively and received their diagnoses at the Center Hospitalier Régional Universitaire de Lille using international rheumatological criteria for the diagnosis of SS and SLE. Neuromyelitis optica was diagnosed according to the criteria of Wingerchuk et al,1 and all patients with NMO had had at least 1 episode of myelitis extending 3 or more vertebral segments on magnetic resonance images of the spine, which was the same criterion used for group 1. (A longitudinally extensive spinal cord lesion has a 98% sensitivity and 83% specificity for NMO; Mayo Clinic 2006 criteria for NMO require a longitudinally extensive lesion or seropositivity for NMO-IgG.)17
We detected NMO-IgG with the use of indirect immunofluorescence.2 Two independent assessors (S.J.P. and V.A.L.), who were blinded to neurological and rheumatological diagnoses for all patients, classified every serum sample as positive or negative for NMO-IgG (with 100% concordance). Estimates of titration end points varied by no more than 1 doubling dilution.
Assays for ANAs and ENAs were performed by means of an enzyme immunoassay (EIA) kit (BioRad Diagnostics, Hercules, California) using antigens purified from HEp-2 cell nuclei. A negative ANA result was defined as less than 1 EIA U, and a positive ENA result was defined as more than 20 EIA U. Serum samples positive for ENA on EIA screening results were tested further by means of the antigen-specific EIA for anti-SSA/Ro, anti-SSB/La, anti-Sm, anti-U1RNP, anti-Jo-1, and anti-Scl-70.
Groups 1 and 2 are presented and analyzed separately because they represent 2 distinct and unrelated study cohorts collected with different ascertainment criteria. The US samples were from a cohort of patients with NMO and suspected NMO; the French cohort was a smaller, more selective population of patients with coexisting symptoms of SS/SLE and NMO. The diagnoses and classification were made independently by the 2 clinical groups. The samples of the French cohort were tested on coded samples and analyzed in a completely blinded fashion.
We compared the frequency of NMO-IgG, ANA, and ENA detection in the serum samples of patients diagnosed as having NMO or at-risk syndromes (with or without SS/SLE) with the frequency that these antibodies were detected in the serum samples of patients with SS/SLE without NMO symptoms. The analysis of significance used χ2 tests, Fisher exact tests, and unpaired, 2-tailed t tests (α = .05) as appropriate.
Figure 2 illustrates the NMO-IgG status and titers for all patients. Coexisting non–organ-specific autoantibodies and autoimmune disorders are given for group 1 in Table 1 and for group 2 in Table 2.
Distribution of neuromyelitis optica (NMO)–IgG titers in the patients' serum samples. Titers were measured as the reciprocal of end point doubling dilutions. Serum samples represented below the horizontal line were negative for NMO-IgG. The lowest positive value is 1 in 60; the highest, 1 in 61 440. Ab indicates antibody; NMOSDs, NMO spectrum disorders; NOS, non–organ specific; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus; and SS, Sjögren syndrome.
One hundred fifty-three patients were classified as having an NMOSD. Seventy-eight of these patients (51.0%) fulfilled diagnostic criteria for NMO and 75 (49.0%) had LETM (recurrent in 44 patients). One hundred thirty (85.0%) underwent clinical evaluation at the Mayo Clinic. Controls had SS (14 patients) or SLE (19 patients) without symptoms or signs of NMO. Eight had a coexisting neurological disorder (non-NMO) that affected the brain or peripheral nerve.
Of the 153 patients with NMOSDs, NMO-IgG was detected in 102 (66.7%) (Table 1). It was detected less frequently in patients with a single episode of LETM (10 of 31 [32.3%]) than in patients meeting the full criteria for NMO (61 of 78 [78.2%]) or relapsing LETM (31 of 44 [70.5%]) (P = .001).
Antinuclear antibodies or ENAs were detected in 72 of 153 patients with NMOSDs (47.0%) (Table 1). The frequency of ANAs in these patients was 43.8% (67 of 153). The ANA frequency did not differ significantly in subgroups with NMO (41 of 78 [52.6%]), single LETM (8 of 31 [25.8%]), or relapsing LETM (18 of 44 [40.9%]).
The frequency of ENAs in patients with NMO or patients who were at risk for NMO was 15.7% (24 of 153). As was the case for ANAs, the ENA frequency did not differ significantly in subgroups of patients with NMO (13 of 78 [16.7%]), single LETM (3 of 31 [9.7%]), or relapsing LETM (8 of 44 [18.2%]).
Among controls who had SS or SLE without NMO symptoms, NMO-IgG was not detected. Among patients with NMO symptoms, ANA or ENA detection was more frequent in those who were seropositive for NMO-IgG (60 of 102 [58.8%]) than in those lacking NMO-IgG (12 of 51 [23.5%]; P = .001, χ2 analysis). Similar results for ANAs or ENAs were found for NMO-IgG–seropositive vs NMO-IgG–seronegative patients with NMO (39 of 61 [63.9%] vs 5 of 17 [29.4%]; P = .02), single LETM (5 of 10 [50.0%] vs 4 of 21 [19.0%]; P = .08), or relapsing LETM (15 of 31 [48.4%] vs 3 of 13 [23.1%]; P = .08).
Five patients (all NMO-IgG seropositive) among the 153 with NMOSDs fulfilled clinical classification criteria for SS/SLE (2 for SLE, 2 for SS, and 1 for both). All were seropositive for ANAs (median titer, 5.4 U [interquartile range, 3.3-8.7 U]; reference limit, <1.0 U), and 4 of 5 were ENA seropositive (median titer, 127.0 U [interquartile range, 81.0-187.2 U]; reference limit, <25.0 U). All were seronegative for anticardiolipin antibodies. The diagnosis of SS or SLE predated the symptoms of NMO in 2 patients by 7 and 8 years and postdated the symptoms in 3 patients by 1, 1, and 8 years.
Other autoimmune disorders documented in the 153 patients with NMOSDs included autoimmune thyroid disease in 26 (17.0%), ulcerative colitis in 4 (2.6%), idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura in 2 (1.3%), rheumatoid arthritis in 2 (1.3%), myasthenia gravis in 2 (1.3%), Raynaud phenomenon in 1 (0.7%), polymyositis in 1 (0.7%), and celiac disease in 1 (0.7%).
Eighteen of the 34 patients in the French cohort were classified as having an NMOSD. Ten were diagnosed as having NMO, of whom 6 had coexisting SS (4 patients), SLE (1), or both (1), and 4 had neither. Eight patients, 6 with LETM and 2 with recurrent optic neuritis, were deemed to be at risk for NMO.
Controls included 5 patients with SLE without neurological involvement and 11 with SS (5 without neurological involvement, 4 with peripheral neuropathy, and 2 with strokelike episodes). None of the patients with NMO or who were at risk for NMO, with or without coexisting SS/SLE, had symptoms other than those related to their optic nerves or spinal cord.
Among the 18 patients with NMO or who were at risk for NMO, NMO-IgG was detected in 7 (38.9%) (Table 2). Two of the 4 patients with NMO (50.0%) without coexisting SS or SLE were seropositive for NMO-IgG, whereas 5 of the 14 patients (35.7%) who fulfilled clinical classification criteria for SS (12 patients), SLE (1), or both (1) were seropositive (3 who had SS, 1 who had SLE, and 1 who had both SS and SLE). Antinuclear antibodies were detected in 15 (83.3%), SSA antibodies in 8 (44.4%), and SSB antibodies in 1 (5.6%) of the 18 patients with NMO or who were at risk for NMO.
Of the 16 controls with SS/SLE and no NMO symptoms, NMO-IgG was not detected in any. All 16 had non–organ-specific autoantibodies. Thus, NMO-IgG was restricted to patients with NMOSDs compared with the controls with SS/SLE (P = .01). Its frequency was similar in patients with NMOSDs with and without SS/SLE (P = .59).
This study demonstrates the specificity of NMO-IgG for distinguishing patients with optic neuritis and myelitis as an NMOSD manifestation from patients with multisystem autoimmune disorders plus other neurological syndromes. Non–organ-specific autoantibodies (ANAs and ENAs [SSA and SSB antibodies]) are frequently encountered in patients with NMO and are consistently positive in patients with SS/SLE. By contrast, the lack of NMO-IgG in patients with SS/SLE, except for those with a coexisting history of LETM, optic neuritis, or both, is consistent with our proposal that NMO, SS, and SLE are overlapping disorders that coexist in some patients, just as NMO may coexist with autoimmune thyroiditis, type 1 diabetes mellitus, or myasthenia gravis. Patients who have an NMO or an at-risk syndrome, with or without ANAs or ENAs, generally do not fulfill classification criteria for the diagnosis of SLE or SS.
Serological findings in the US and French patient groups were similar and complementary despite independent diagnoses by 2 groups of physicians on different continents using standard criteria. In both cohorts, a high proportion of patients with NMO or who were at risk for NMO were seropositive for NMO-IgG, and patients without NMO symptoms were uniformly seronegative. The fact that patients who have SS or SLE without NMO were consistently seronegative for NMO-IgG in both patient cohorts indicates that this autoantibody is not a nonspecific accompaniment of SS or SLE. The higher frequency of non–organ-specific autoantibodies in patients with NMO who are NMO-IgG seropositive than in patients with NMO who are NMO-IgG seronegative may reflect a more intense autoimmune response in the former group.
The coexistence of SS or SLE with NMOSDs probably reflects the predisposition of patients with NMO to multiple autoimmune diseases, both organ specific and non–organ specific, as exemplified by the variety of other coexisting autoimmune diseases documented in our US NMOSD cohort. These observations argue against a direct effect of SLE or SS in causing optic neuritis or myelitis, at least in the considerable proportion of patients with SLE or SS who are seropositive for NMO-IgG and experience these syndromes. The immunopathological features of the NMO spinal cord lesion18 are well characterized, in contrast to the nervous system complications of SS and SLE, for which few pathological reports are available.19- 21
We do not believe that the seropositivity for NMO-IgG that we detected in these patients is an epiphenomenon of optic nerve and spinal cord inflammation. The finding of NMO-IgG is highly specific to NMO and does not occur in many other conditions that have been studied as control diseases with alternative causes for severe myelopathy (eg, documented viral myelitis, vitamin B12 deficiency, sarcoidosis, and tumor) or optic neuropathy (eg, ischemic or compressive optic neuritis).2,22 Typically, NMO-IgG is seen at the very first symptom of NMO and predicts relapse and development of definite NMO. The target of NMO-IgG is AQP4, which occurs at the exact site of the deposition of immunoglobulins and products of complement activation in human NMO spinal cord lesions.18 Furthermore, recent data reveal selective loss of AQP4 immunostaining in all NMO lesions, regardless of stage and despite preservation of other markers of astrocytes, different from the increased immunostaining seen in active multiple sclerosis lesions.23 A novel inflammatory lesion in spinal cord and brainstem regions characterized by loss of AQP4 but lacking demyelination and necrosis was also reported.24 This loss of AQP4 colocalized with eosinophilic and plasma cells and the NMO-typical vasculocentric immunoglobulin and complement activation product deposition. These data and the beneficial responses reported for plasma exchange and rituximab therapies in NMO support a pathogenic role for the AQP4-specific IgG marker autoantibody of NMO.4,13
Thus far there are, to our knowledge, no reported immunopathological analyses of spinal cord lesions in patients with NMOSDs in the context of SS or SLE. None of 9 autopsy cases of NMO reported by Lucchinetti et al18 had SLE or SS, although 3 (33%) had other autoimmune disorders (hypothyroidism, pernicious anemia, or thrombocytopenic purpura). Immunopathological analysis of optic nerve and spinal cord lesions in patients with coexisting NMOSDs and SS or SLE is needed to advance our understanding of the relationship of these disorders.
Correspondence: Brian G. Weinshenker, MD, Department of Neurology, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, 200 First St SW, Rochester, MN 55905 (email@example.com).
Accepted for Publication: July 2, 2007.
Author Contributions:Study concept and design: Pittock, de Seze, Vermersch, and Weinshenker. Acquisition of data: Pittock, de Seze, Vermersch, Homburger, Zéphir, and Weinshenker. Analysis and interpretation of data: Pittock, Lennon, de Seze, Vermersch, Homburger, Wingerchuk, Lucchinetti, Moder, and Weinshenker. Drafting of the manuscript: Pittock, Zéphir, and Moder. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Pittock, Lennon, de Seze, Vermersch, Homburger, Wingerchuk, Lucchinetti, Zéphir, and Weinshenker. Statistical analysis: Pittock. Administrative, technical, and material support: Pittock and Homburger. Study supervision: Pittock, Lennon, de Seze, Vermersch, Lucchinetti, Moder, and Weinshenker.
Financial Disclosure: Dr Lennon is a named investor on a patent application filed by the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research that relates to the NMO antigen and its application to the diagnosis of NMO. Drs Lennon, Lucchinetti, and Weinshenker have intellectual property related to the discovery of the NMO autoantigen. Dr Weinshenker served as a consultant to Genentech Inc for development of a clinical trial for NMO, which does not relate directly to the subject of this article.
Funding/Support: This study was supported by the Ralph Wilson Medical Foundation, the Olson Foundation, and the Mayo Foundation.
Additional Contributions: Denice Bredlow provided assistance in the manuscript preparation. Aaron Maixner, BS, Matt Hangge, BS, and Thomas Kryzer provided technical assistance.
Thank you for submitting a comment on this article. It will be reviewed by JAMA Neurology editors. You will be notified when your comment has been published. Comments should not exceed 500 words of text and 10 references.
Do not submit personal medical questions or information that could identify a specific patient, questions about a particular case, or general inquiries to an author. Only content that has not been published, posted, or submitted elsewhere should be submitted. By submitting this Comment, you and any coauthors transfer copyright to the journal if your Comment is posted.
* = Required Field
Disclosure of Any Conflicts of Interest*
Indicate all relevant conflicts of interest of each author below, including all relevant financial interests, activities, and relationships within the past 3 years including, but not limited to, employment, affiliation, grants or funding, consultancies, honoraria or payment, speakers' bureaus, stock ownership or options, expert testimony, royalties, donation of medical equipment, or patents planned, pending, or issued. If all authors have none, check "No potential conflicts or relevant financial interests" in the box below. Please also indicate any funding received in support of this work. The information will be posted with your response.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
More Listings atJAMACareerCenter.com >
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a link to reset your password.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send instructions on how to reset your password to the email address we have on record.
Need assistance?
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.


text:
Application Process and Deadlines (BSN Pre-Licensure Program)
Application Process:
All applicants for the BSN Pre-Licensure program at MWSU who meet the minimum published criteria (see Admission Requirements) are encouraged to apply by the stated deadlines below.
Admission is competitive, therefore, meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. General admission to the University does not admit a student to the baccalaureate degree program in nursing. Admission decisions for the BSN Pre-licensure program are based on cumulative GPA for ALL completed coursework with consideration given to the overall admission packet, including prerequisite coursework, previous degrees, personal essay statement and healthcare experience. Special consideration is given to prerequisite coursework in General Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry and Math as these courses are highly predictive of success in nursing coursework. Patterns of repeated coursework and course failures are also considered during the admission process.
Follow the steps below to successfully apply to the BSN Pre-Licensure Program at MWSU. Current MWSU students will skip step four. Application Instructions Handout
TEAS Exam Score of Proficient (58.7% or above).
Applicants must take the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) prior to applying to the nursing program via NursingCAS. TEAS tests taken within the past 3 years from date of application will be valid. Students who have been granted early acceptance (nurse scholars) are not required to take the TEAS. The TEAS is designed to evaluate the academic readiness of candidates prior to admission into the nursing program. The results also provide documentation useful for counseling and advisement. This examination also assesses the candidate's ability to respond and apply knowledge to new situations and to understand complex technical material and relationships. All students must score at ATI Academic Preparedness Category of Proficient (58.7%) or above in order to be considered for admission. A copy of the TEAS results must be uploaded to NursingCAS as part of the application process. Potential applicants may take the TEAS test a total of 2 times per calendar year (January 1-December 31). The TEAS will be administered on the MWSU campus. Click here to register for a testing session. (You must first create an account with ATI. The institution is listed as MO Western State U BSN.) For more detailed information, visit our Testing Center website. Applicants who take the TEAS elsewhere are eligible for application. See our TEAS Handout for complete details.
Submit an Application to MWSU's BSN Pre-Licensure Program.
Applications are submitted electronically through NursingCAS. At the NursingCAS website, applicants will select "Apply Now" to begin. Note: Please review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to obtain detailed instructions before beginning the NursingCAS application. Applications submitted through NursingCAS are valid for one (1) year. After one year, applications can be resubmitted for consideration, but applicants will be required to pay a new application fee.
In your NursingCAS application, complete the following sections:
- Personal Information, Academic History, Supporting Information and Program Materials. In the Supporting Information section, you will want to include any professional experience (example: healthcare experience, licenses, certifications, etc). In the Program Materials section under "Questions", you will enter your Personal Essay Statement and upload your TEAS exam results.
Additional Application Information:
- Print a Transcript Request Form (found in the Academic History section) for each school that you have attended and request official transcripts be sent directly to NursingCAS from the school. This form must accompany all transcripts sent to NursingCAS. Important: All official transcripts must be received by NursingCAS before your application will be verified and forwarded to MWSU for review. Current MWSU Students must request an official MWSU transcript is also sent to NursingCAS.
- A personal essay statement is required and must be included with your application. Criteria for the personal essay statement are: "Provide a personal statement that is between 250-300 words. This statement should provide a rationale as to why you should be accepted to the MWSU nursing program. Also describe how you will make an impact on the profession of nursing."
- References are not required for the application to MWSU's BSN program. Applicants do not need to complete this section.
- Applications will be accepted until 9:59 pm on the specified deadline dates (listed below).
Submit a MWSU Admissions Application.
Submit an undergraduate application for admission to the MWSU Admissions Office. For questions regarding undergraduate admissions (including MWSU deadlines), please call (816) 271-4266 or check the website. Admission to MWSU is a requirement for admission to MWSU's BSN Pre-Licensure program.
Submit required transcripts.
Submit official transcripts from every college or university attended directly to NursingCAS and to the MWSU Admissions Office, 4525 Downs Drive, Eder Hall 101, St. Joseph, MO 64507. Transcripts will not be considered until they are received, opened, and processed in the system by the Admissions Office. The MWSU Admissions will decide what course work is transferable to the University. Note: Current MWSU students must submit official transcripts.
Complete or plan to complete all general studies and prerequisite coursework prior to beginning the BSN program at MWSU.
The MWSU School of Nursing can only consider applicants who meet all the minimum criteria, which includes completion of general studies and prerequisite courses prior to the beginning of the term in which you have applied. Please review the Sample Program for the BSN Pre-Licensure program for more information regarding general studies and prerequisite course requirements.
Application Deadlines:
MWSU's School of Nursing typically accepts 50 students into the BSN Pre-Licensure program twice per year in the fall and spring semesters. The application deadlines for applications to the BSN Pre-licensure program and for general admission to MWSU are listed below:
|Application Deadlines – BSN
|Application Deadlines – MWSU
|Spring 2017
|July 31, 2016
|Contact MWSU Admissions Office
|Fall 2017
|January 15, 2017
|Contact MWSU Admissions Office
|Spring 2018
|July 31, 2017
|Contact MWSU Admissions Office
Title IX, 504/ADA
In keeping with the requirements of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 in regard to sex discrimination and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in regard to handicap discrimination as well as other applicable federal and state laws, Missouri Western State University follows a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity in regard to all employment practices and to all educational programs and activities including financial aid, recruitment, admission, housing, and placement. Inquiries regarding the application of these laws may be submitted to the Title IX, 504/ADA Coordinator, Administration Building, Room 117, (816) 271-4330.


text:
Obama asks Vermont to help host immigrant childrenJuly 17,2014MONTPELIER The Obama administration has asked Vermont whether it can house immigrant children who have crossed into the United States over the Mexican border.
Gov. Peter Shumlins office says that its willing to investigate locations and logistical requirements and work with them to determine if Vermont would be an appropriate host state.
Democratic opposition increased Wednesday to legal changes that would speed removals of young Central American migrants, jeopardizing President Barack Obamas call for $3.7 billion in emergency border spending to deal with the surge of unaccompanied youths at the South Texas border.
The Burlington Free Press first reported that the Democratic Shumlins office said Vermont has a long history of offering help to those from other countries in need, and we are willing to explore whether we can lend a helping hand as this crisis is resolved.MORE IN This Just InRutland got two goals from Eli Henni and Ryan McKay made three saves in notching the shutout as... Full StoryA New York woman allegedly told police she stole money from her sister to fund her drug habit. Full StoryA homeless man denied stealing his mothers wallet and using her credit cards to buy items to... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Begin New Search
Refine Last Search
Cemetery Lookup
Add Burial Records
Help with Find A Grave
Top Contributors
Success Stories
Community Forums
Find A Grave Store
Log In
ad feedback
ad feedback
member for 5 years, 3 months, 8 days
Add to MyFriends
Bio and Links
Genealogy being my first hobby I also have an extensive collection of costume jewelry. Am an avid Thrift Store and Garage Sale shopper. Have traveled extensively in my prior years and still love 'tooling' through the back roads of the USA. I've been researching genealogy for over 40 years and do it on a daily basis. I research the surnames of Graham, Reynolds, Gann, Flournoy, Eagan, Muller, Jackman, Rogers
Leave Public Message
Contributions to
Find A Grave
1,022 Memorials Added
1,133 Memorials Managed
4 Memorials/Week
2,525 Photos
8 Photo Requests
154 Volunteer Photos Taken
1,000 Virtual Flowers
2 Virtual Cemeteries
1 Fame Rating
Search Contributor's Records
First Name
Last Name
Virtual Cemeteries
Messages left for Marilyn (11)
Leave Message
Dean Pulliam
Jim S Baker
Are you related to Jim S Baker
His father Seamon Baker is my great uncle he's is the brother to my grandmother Emily Baker Williams I was trying to find some of his family
Added by
Dean Pulliam
on Aug 12, 2016 3:00 PM
Thomas E. Graham
There is an interesting article regarding Thomas E. (Eddie) Graham in the 1943 KC Star, titled "Oldest Draftee in the Army Can Have Old Bank Job Back" This is my first cousin 2x removed. It's too long to put in this message, but they made a movie out of the story with Edward G. Robinson in the role as Eddie Graham.
My e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com I'll be glad to mail the info to you
Added by
on Jun 01, 2016 8:13 AM
Marie Reynolds
RE: memorial #87790319
Thank you so much. This is my brothers memorial.
Added by
Marie Reynolds
on May 04, 2016 7:33 PM
RE: Are you still active here?
It's ok Marilyn. I don't even remember what the edits were now. ;-)
Added by
on May 03, 2016 4:20 PM
Judith Allen
Isaac Hull Braden
Marilyn, In the complete obituary from the Wellington News (March 1906), I see that my husband's second great grandfather, Isaac Hull Braden, had a daughter named Mrs Robert Eagan, probably a descendant of yours. Would you by chance have any knowledge of who Isaac Hull Braden's parents were? I have been looking for many years and can only find that they appear to have been born in Pennsylvania but I have no names. ridgeway1949
Added by
Judith Allen
on Apr 30, 2016 9:17 AM
Ray Hickcox
Thank you
Just wanted to say thank you for your work on my Fathers memorial #136815268 and request if you would allow me to take it by transferring it to me. Thank you again
Ray Hickcox iv
Added by
Ray Hickcox
on Feb 15, 2016 2:41 PM
Are you still active here?
I transferred people to you and now you haven't been responding to any edits. It's for this reason I hesitate to transfer out of guidelines. :-( I hope all is well.
Added by
on Oct 16, 2015 8:04 AM
Bill Hutchinson
Capt. George Wray
Hello. My name is Bill Hutchinson. I noticed your comment on Find A Grave that George Wray was your 6 Greats Grandfather. He was also my 6 GG down through his son Jacob and Jacob's daughter Mary.
I am curious if you have any information on George's parents. Also, any idea where his wife might be buried?
Added by
Bill Hutchinson
on Aug 17, 2015 10:53 AM
Carol Hopper Bader
RE: Lewis Eagan
Thank you for your help and determination to find the truth.
Added by
Carol Hopper Bader
on Apr 16, 2015 8:18 AM
Jeff Jahn
RE: George & Myrtle Grahm
Thought I would pass this info on to you. It appears on the Dickinson County web site next month their suppose to have a online database for the counties cemeteries. Might help verify where their buried for sure if its included.
Added by
Jeff Jahn
on Feb 26, 2014 12:31 PM
View all messages...
Privacy Statement
Terms of Service
ad feedback


text:
Assassin´s Creed III
Page 2 of 2 • First Page • Previous Page • Next Page • Last Page
Request from anyone owning a Game Genie
Jurant posted on Nov 05, 2012 8:51:32 PM - Report post
Ok so I dont know if You had a chance to look it up I googled game genie ps3 europe and got this link
They have a few faq posted hope it gives You some kind of a closure.
Jurant posted on Nov 05, 2012 8:53:11 PM - Report post
Sorry forgot to throw this in there one of the questions on the page, and also sorry i dont know what region code ac3 is.
Q. Will the Game Genie work for non US games?
Q. Will the Game Genie work for non US games?
A. Not at the moment. The Game Genie: Save Editor for PS3 was designed for use on US and Canada, and the current code list we have is strictly for US PS3 games (Region 1). However, most PS3 games do not have the region lock, where people in other countries are able to play US PS3 games, so if you have Save Data from a US PS3 game, you will be able to use the Game Genie.
Cruelty posted on Nov 06, 2012 5:00:14 PM - Report post
Yeah i know had a one-on-one with one of the admins, there were plans for european support, but not for the time being, so i'm stuck with the game mechanics, which isn't a bad thing, since i the game is the best i've played for PS3 if not forever, then not in a long time.
Jurant posted on Nov 06, 2012 5:44:48 PM - Report post
Ye defenatelly one of the best i wish there was a bit more control with the homestead as in where and how to build it and what not but its still top notch.
Page 2 of 2 • First Page • Previous Page • Next Page • Last Page
Go to page: 1 2
All times are (GMT -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada). Current time is 3:03:38 AM
Game Review
Our review, including how cheats factor into the gameplay and affect the overall experience.
Latest Wallpaper
• 1024 x 768
• 1152 x 600
• 1280 x 960
• 1280 x 1024
• 1600 x 1200
• 1920 x 1200
• 1152 x 600
• 1280 x 960
• 1280 x 1024
• 1600 x 1200
• 1920 x 1200


text:
LINUX Administration for Dummies
Author: Michael Bellomo
Publisher: IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Price: $24.99 US
Reviewer: Harvey Friedman
Linux administration? What is this book really about? Was it system administration similar to the classic "UNIX System Administration Handbook" by Nemeth et al., except with particular emphasis on Linux? Was it network administration dealing with hubs, switches, bridges, routers, etc.? What was on the CD-ROM, and how did it apply to administration?
After reading this book, I'm not sure I know any answers. In fact, I think the best feature of the book is that several times the author refers to Linux for Dummies, 2nd Edition to find basic information. The book lacks organization, the highlighted examples often have the wrong fonts for the computer/user dialog, and sections often contain contradictory paragraphs. In general, the writing style is obnoxious.
It would appear that the author either never heard of (or never used) the commands more or less except in the MS-DOS piping sense. In a few instances, despite admonishing the reader not to change anything in the file they want to view (as part of the example), he encourages using vi to view, despite warning that it may be tricky to use. It is just too easy for the beginner to err when using vi as root on a live system.
The book is concerned about users on a "Linux system", but doesn't say how they may be there. Nothing about, for example, Cyclades multi-port cards to allow multiple simultaneous users, or even the suggestion that family members take turns at the single-seat console. Just how is the na<\#239>ve user with a desktop computer going to know what is meant by a "Linux terminal"? Though he does mention dual-boot on one page, it is more to confuse the reader than to explain it. He was correct in stating that one can dual-boot via LILO; he missed the opportunity to suggest that, in addition, one could boot from a floppy disk, via loadlin from MS-DOS, from a CD-ROM, etc.
So from the limited discussion, I guess the reader must assume one is attached to the Ethernet for multiple users. The discussion of Ethernet cabling is lacking, in particular there is no mention of a hub when describing 10-BaseT. The author leads the reader to assume that ping stops automatically, but on Red Hat Linux 5.2 or 6, one enters CTRL-C after a reasonable time to get ping statistics about network connections.
Chapters 8 and 9 offer simple introductions to the basic protocols: TCP and UDP, and Internet addresses, masks and services. However, the explanation and example of subnets is wrong.
Chapter 11 considers UUCP and FTP quite superficially. That is not a problem with UUCP, because few people use it these days. But, when discussing setting up an anonymous FTP server, the author lists what purports to be a step-by-step method. Unfortunately, he doesn't describe what should be in /ftp/bin nor whether an /ftp/lib directory is needed. Why would technical book authors not try out their examples?
A whole chapter (12) was devoted to SLIP, but then the author claims it has basically been superceded by PPP, which is treated in a too-brief chapter (13). The chapters in Part V on Network File and Machine Sharing appear to have been written about five years ago, particularly those on NFS, NIS, and DNS.
Chapter 18, on printing, seems somewhat useful. I will note that if one wants to print on a printer on an Apple network, it is not always necessary to do so through Netatalk. Newer Apple Macintosh Laserwriters can be assigned their own IP numbers and names and can be accessed by following the instructions in the manual for printing from a networked UNIX machine.
Part VI, Electronic Mail, News and Web Browsing, is brief but somewhat better than most of the other parts. I was surprised that the author didn't suggest creating a message file to someone, using vi, and then giving the command "mail someone@domain < message". I guess he had never used the "mail" program when it was the only choice before such programs as Elm, Pine, and Netscape were written. I agree with his choice of Pine for e-mail and Usenet news, and Netscape for web browsing.
Part VII, Network Security, is mostly just buzzwords. For example, let me quote a couple of sentences. "TCFS, the Transparent Cryptographic File System, is a newer version of CFS with greater capabilities. Its chief advantage is that TCFS is user transparent, which is the same attribute that makes CFS so easy to use and administer." OK, this tells us that it is newer, but what are the "greater capabilities"? The accompanying CD-ROM dataplate contains such programs as Tripwire, Mon, Sudo, etc., but newer versions or better replacement tools can be downloaded.
Part VIII, Linux Disasters and Recovery Techniques, has a few commonsense ideas. One is to make regular backups. Others are to keep a good set of Linux reference material around, read Linux newsgroups, and make friends with other administrators.
Part IX is the "for Dummies" Part and lists some utilities, tools and web sites. Since the author seemed so inept through most of this book, I have no reason to think his personal ratings and recommendations are useful. I will note that I do think this part was written more recently than many other chapters in his book.
Overall, I think the bulk of this book was a reworked version of a UNIX system administration book from roughly five years ago. For someone who has never been previously exposed to system administration or network administration, looking up buzzwords from this book on a web browser might actually be helpful. Anyone who set up their Linux box following Linux for Dummies, 2nd Edition, or Linux for the Compleat Idiot, or The No BS Guide to Linux will probably be disappointed if they move on to this book. I don't understand how two reviewers on Amazon.com could give this book four stars out of five. I'd give it one star out of five, at best.
Harvey Friedman can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
Trending Topics
|Epiq Solutions' Sidekiq M.2
|Sep 26, 2016
|Nativ Disc
|Sep 23, 2016
|Android Browser Security--What You Haven't Been Told
|Sep 22, 2016
|The Many Paths to a Solution
|Sep 21, 2016
|Synopsys' Coverity
|Sep 20, 2016
|Naztech's Roadstar 5 Car Charger
|Sep 16, 2016
- Readers' Choice Awards 2013
- Android Browser Security--What You Haven't Been Told
- The Many Paths to a Solution
- Download "Linux Management with Red Hat Satellite: Measuring Business Impact and ROI"
- Nativ Disc
- Epiq Solutions' Sidekiq M.2
- Synopsys' Coverity
- Securing the Programmer
- Naztech's Roadstar 5 Car Charger
- Downloading an Entire Web Site with wget
Geek Guides
With all the industry talk about the benefits of Linux on Power and all the performance advantages offered by its open architecture, you may be considering a move in that direction. If you are thinking about analytics, big data and cloud computing, you would be right to evaluate Power. The idea of using commodity x86 hardware and replacing it every three years is an outdated cost model. It doesn't consider the total cost of ownership, and it doesn't consider the advantage of real processing power, high-availability and multithreading like a demon.
This ebook takes a look at some of the practical applications of the Linux on Power platform and ways you might bring all the performance power of this open architecture to bear for your organization. There are no smoke and mirrors here—just hard, cold, empirical evidence provided by independent sources. I also consider some innovative ways Linux on Power will be used in the future.Get the Guide


text:
Thousands Participate In Pittsburgh Race For The CureThis year, 20,000 people took part in the Pittsburgh Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure.
Local Woman Tries New Approach To Removing Cancerous TissueWhen cancer keeps coming back, sometimes doctors have to take drastic measures.
Big Show Of Support For Breast Cancer Survivors At Weekend EventsBreast Cancer Awareness Month continues and over the weekend, there was a big show of support for cancer survivors.
Breast Cancer Survivors Celebrate Life At Annual EventIt was a celebration of life for dozens of breast cancer survivors.
"Cancer Warrior" Dance Performance Raises Breast Cancer AwarenessOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many events are being held across Pittsburgh to celebrate survivors and remember those who lost the battle.
3D Mammograms Now Covered By Insurance In PennsylvaniaWhen it comes to screening for breast cancer, some women need more than just a mammogram to get a thorough look. They get a 3D picture called tomosynthesis.
Scotty McCreery Helping Support the American Cancer Society
Study Testing New Breast Cancer TreatmentWife, mother, and grandmother Carol Glock always made sure she got her yearly mammograms, which had all been fine. Her first awareness of a problem was at home.
Are Cell Phones Really Giving Us Cancer?Chris Moore spoke with Dr. Devra Davis about the dangers of cell phone radiation over the weekend.
Expert Debunks Myths And Misconceptions Around Breast CancerThere are lots of thoughts on breast cancer.
3-D Mammograms Could Make Catching Cancer A Bit Easier Jennifer Hoeft is no stranger to breast cancer.
Radioactive Seeds Making Surgery More Efficient For Breast Cancer PatientsDoctors say radioactive seeds are making surgery more efficient for women with a small breast tumor.


text:
The International Society of Assemblage and Collage Artists
Brushes, Hammers, Paste and Nails
Search Friends
Advanced Search
Sort by:
Recently AddedAlphabeticalRandom
Watertown, MA, United States
Denver, CO, United States
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Welcome toThe International Society of Assemblage and Collage Artists
Sign Upor Sign In
Started by Kaye Boggs. Last reply by Cecil Touchon Sep 15.
Started by Drager Meurtant. Last reply by felicia Belair-Rigdon Jun 23.
Started by Karen Argus. Last reply by Karen Argus May 28.
© 2016 Created by Cecil Touchon.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
First time prospective students to the Parkville Daytime campus are eligible to apply for Endowed Scholarships. In order to be considered for Endowed Scholarships, students must be admitted to Park University for the 2016-2017 academic year and complete the below online application. Endowed Scholarships can be stacked with academic and athletic scholarships. There is no GPA or ACT requirement to be considered for Endowed Scholarships. The scholarship application is open from March 1-April 15.
Continuing students should complete a different Endowed Scholarship Application on MyPark. New admits may also complete the endowed scholarship application on MyPark. The 16-17 application can be accessed on the first page of the student tab in the upper right area in the My Student Financial Tools box under New Tools. Deadline February 1, 2016.
Scholarship awards for new high school graduates planning to enroll for the first time in August 2016. Review for eligibility and awarding begins immediately upon receipt of the student's Park University Application for Admission and sixth-semester high school transcript through December 1, 2015.
Review for eligibility to attend Scholarship Interview Day is based upon:
Scholarship awards for students who have previously earned at least 24 transferable college credit hours from an accredited U.S. institution, or a foreign institution whose primary language of instruction is English. Due to high demand, limited funding is available. Transfer students are encouraged to complete the online application for admission as soon as possible in order to be considered.
For more information, contact Student Financial Services at:
Park University Student Financial Services
8700 N.W. River Park Dr., Parkville, MO 64152
Monday to Friday: 8.30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Phone : (816) 584-6290
E-mail: email@example.com


text:
Cialis 10mg pills. Our pharmacy is dedicated to providing you, the customer, with outstanding service and value Licensed and Generic products for sale
In the absence of natural predators, private personal information, and legal documents as well as for distribution of copyrighted works such as ebooks. Work Assistant is basically a voice command app that integrates with Office. Sesso HD, Gaziano JM, Liu S, Buring JE. She dropped a unanimous decision to 115pound champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk (110 MMA, with the underdog clearly taking the points in round one. The PRO-6000 Welch Allyn thermometer, which comes with a large cradle, has been price-dropped. It may also be necessary to delete the templates you have already downloaded. River of Life Church, target individual employees or systems to get to the code. Dozens were either killed or missing. L180;tat lui confie tous les pouvoirs et la Franaise des Jeux est la rfrence parmi les loteries d180;tat franaises. Timeline Despite the startlingly short lead time, when Project Ara launches in Puerto Rico, Yezz will have working modules that will form a fully operational phone. Plz answer back as I8217;m looking to create my own blog and would like to know where u got this from. It is now clear to me that very basic security mechanisms at the In Amenas facility were flawed, and that security advice was simply ignored.
We look forward to remaining the best investment our clients and guests can make in their physical fitness and wellbeing for many years to come. Clinic, 143-H Block. Reply This is one of the best veggie loaves I have ever made. They are ideal to wear with formal wear and also look quite sassy when paired with trendy casual clothes especially for a date or some occasional outing. In February 2010, Gary Seery put on his trainers, plugged in his earphones and hit the open road. Les grilles moches hellip; crsquo;est beau. It heard accounts of abuse of authority and retaliation that went unchecked despite appeals for help to the offices of human resources, the ombudsperson. 3- Nouvelle option de jeu. California HealthlineFree, daily news digest on health care policy and politics designed to meet the information needs of busy health care professionals and decision makers. Money has recorded over a dozen albums of his own (selling over 28 million records), the group found a quiet pub, where they downed a few beers and munched on French fries and nachos while discussing the way her life changed in the last three months. Like other Google Docs types, you can share out a Drawing and enable whole teams of individuals to work on it together online in realtime. Enjoy noticeable results in the first use of VigaPlus itself!!. Millions of listings Homes for sale.
He said he was aware of all the "doubters. At the exit of the airport the rebels had moved into a gutted apartment block. Martin, the NDP MP for Winnipeg Centre, told the House of Commons. What matters most, however, is the headline because that's what tends to be remembered. Diuretics and other masking agentsM1. Last year, for example, many apparel and department stores offered storewide, percentoff sales. Patsy has always been described as an outgoing and caring person. Adresse, Spears suffered another slipup during her residency when her top popped open at the back and dancers had to rush to assist her. Monitor workouts, blood pressure, heart rate or glucose. Skip to main content Update required: To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. IT director Gary (39), from Bayside, Dublin, was diagnosed with depression in September 2009. Geauga Park District is grateful to Valley Arts Center and Fairmount Center for the Arts for sponsoring afternoon art and craft activities for the kids and young at heart. Costantino has 15 years of experience in health care and was formerly the executive hospital director for Aria Health in Philadelphia.
I know he know's I have that. I would be interested in knowing more about this medication and would consider trying it. In the brewing fight for clean energy and the catastrophic possibilities of complacency, director Ivy Meeropol weaves a startling portrait of our uncertain nuclear future. Le prochain tirage du loto se tiendra le lundi 03 mars 2014 et celui de l'Euro Millions mardi 04 mars.


text:
Created in this Craftsy class
Pre-Cut Piecing Made Simple taught by Camille Roskelley
Camille Roskelley teaches her tricks for a quick start to quilting success. Even brand-new quilters will see immediate results using pre-cut fabrics.
Other projects made as part of this class:
QuiltingHappy,happy colors
QuiltingPiece of Cake Quilt
QuiltingMy swoon quilt
Offer some kudos...
Join the conversation...
Ask a question...
Add your comment...
Love this one! Great job!
04/28/2013 Flag
I'm a fabric tragic, but I can't identify this fabric line. It's gorgeous, though! Lovely quilt.
04/30/2013 Flag
Basic Grey PB&J
05/03/2013 Flag
Love the colors - I can't wait to make this quilt - congrats on a beautiful job.
05/28/2013 Flag


text:
Top Definition
What do you say after dinner and a few alcoholic beverages we perform the no pants dance?
από drummer869 6 Ιούλιος 2005
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?
Having some type of sexual encounter with another person while not wearing any clothes. Usually refers to having sex while naked. Made famous by Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
"I'll give this little cookie an hour before we're doing the no-pants dance."
από AdamJK12 16 Αύγουστος 2007
Refering to one who dances with out pants
In france they do the no pants dance
από franky D 10 Απρίλιος 2006


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
TELL CITY – There will be a mother-daughter banquet May 2, at 6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at Evangelical United Church of Christ.
"Feelin' Groovy" is the theme of the banquet this year.
Sisters in Song will provide the entertainment for the evening with songs from the 1960s and the 70s and everyone will participate in games.
A dinner will be served. All ladies are invited to attend.
Family and friends are invited to attend for the evening.
1720 Club raffle tickets for sale
PERRY COUNTY – Joyce (Goffinet) Greenwood of Tell City is selling tickets to help raise money for the St. Rita School for the Deaf. Her husband, Larney Greenwood, is an alumni of the school. She has tickets for the school's 1720 Club, a year-long raffle that draws $1,720 in cash prizes on the last business day of each month.
St. Rita's is located in Cincinnati, Ohio. For more information about the fundraisers, visit www.srsdeaf.org.
TELL CITY – The Tell City Historical Society will be presenting a special exhibition at their museum, located at the corner of Franklin and Ninth streets, during the Dogwood Festival weekend.
The exhibit is entitled, "Hoosiers and Their Hooch: Perspectives on Prohibition."
D of I taking scholarship applications
TELL CITY – The Daughters of Isabella will give two $500 scholarships to graduating seniors from any high school in this area. The applicant must have a mother, grandmother or great-grandmother who is a member of the local circle.
The scholarship is based on financial need, academics, scholastics and extra curricular activities, including church, civic or community involvement.
For applications, call Mary Seibert at (812) 547-4847 or pick one up at the April 5 meeting.
By DON STEEN
Staff Writer
The yearlong celebration for Indiana's Bicentennial, which auspiciously coincides with the Lincoln family's arrival in Spencer County on the north shores of the Ohio, has marked the county as the site of this year's Association of Lincoln Presenters Convention. The event will be held from April 14-17 on and around the former stomping grounds of the 16th president himself.
TELL CITY – The Spring play at Tell City Junior-Senior High School features two one-act plays this year.
Show times will be Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 3 at 2 p.m. Admission will cost $5.
The first of the two plays will be "When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet," a thirty-minute play which explores what would happen if six of the heroines from Shakespeare's works discussed one of his typical themes, love.
BANDON – New to beekeeping and want to learn more about how to work a hive? Need tips on identifying the queen and different types of cells? Join Purdue Extension, Perry County and the Perry County Beekeepers Association for a beekeeping workshop on Tuesday, April 12.
The program will begin at 4 p.m. with a hive opening demonstration. This will include opening a live beehive to see what you should be looking for in your hives.
D of I accepting scholarship applications
TELL CITY – The Daughters of Isabella will give a $500 scholarship to a graduating senior from any high school in this area. The applicant must have a mother, grandmother or great-grandmother who is a member of the local circle.
Copyright © 2016
The Perry County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Perry County, Indiana, and the surrounding area.


text:
Arena Monday 13 May 2013
coming up on Friday's show.....films for review include the "The Magnificent Seven" protecting the underdog, a childhood friendship put in danger by irritating adults in "Little Men" and Irish troops battling mercenaries in the Congo during "The Siege of Jadotville" and the latest albums from David Bowie's back catalogue, Billy Bragg and Warpaint
Daily arts and popular culture show.
Sylvia Beatley on her play 'Making Lemonade' at Dublin's New Theatre. The play is in response to gun crime in Ireland. www.thenewtheatre.com for further information.
Orla Tinsley reviews 'And the Mountains Echoed', the latest novel from Author Khaled Hosseini who is best known for his novels The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns. The Publishers are Bloomsbury and the book is available in Ireland from May 21st.
Over 35 years ago, American performer/songwriter Tom Waits entered into a collaborative process with Dutch photographer Anton Corbijn, the result of which is 'Waits/Corbijn '77-'11: A Collaborative Photographic Book'. The Publishers are Schirmer/Mosel Verlag. Tony Clayton-Lea joins Seán Rocks.
Tony Tracy discusses this week's Classic Movie 'The Best Years of Our Lives' from 1946 (Director William Wyler).
Email: email@example.com
Twitter: @RTEArena
Text: 51551
Presenter: Seán Rocks


text:
Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency Inc
Rating: 4.14 stars 7 7 reviews
75 Peachtree Pl NW Atlanta GA 30309 USA
ACSS empowers homeless individuals to achieve economic self-sufficiency and their ultimate potential to thrive in life.
Target demographics:
Homeless adult men and women.
Our programs include CareerWorks, a job readiness training and placement program; Veterans Employment Assistance Program, a targeted initiative aimed at helping veterans re-integrate into the workforce; the ACSS/Gateway Recovery Program, a transitional housing program that provides substance abuse treatment to adult men in recovery; Café 458, a life stabilization program and restaurant for homeless adults with mental and physical disabilities; and an 8-Week Computer Training Program. Additionally, ACSS operates social enterprise ventures – Café 458 Weekend Brunch and CST Janitorial Services – which provide unrestricted revenue for the agency and job opportunities for homeless individuals.
Filter Reviews by Role
Promote This Nonprofit
GreatNonprofits badges allow you to raise awareness of your favorite nonprofits on your own web sites!
Reviews for Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency Inc
Thanks buddy for making me aware, good to know this.
More Feedback
Would you volunteer for this group again?
For the time you spent, how much of an impact did you feel your work or activity had?
A lot
Did the organization use your time wisely?
Would you recommend this group to a friend?
When was your last experience with this nonprofit?
Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency is a wonderful organization that helps homeless people thrive in life. I recently volunteered at Cafe 458 and prepared and served lunch to about 60 homeless men and women. I enjoyed the whole experience. The staff, the volunteers the people I served all made it an enjoyable day. I will definetely be back to volunteer again. I have told so many people about my experience and they have since signed up to volunteer. Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency is doing wonders for the people they serve each day!
More Feedback
I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...


text: Any gardener will tell you that the hardest part of building your own raised bed is constructing solid corners. These ingenious Raised Bed Corners are durable aluminum brackets that don't only reduce building time, but they also guarantee trim corners for an attractive and sturdy raised bed. Each unit comes as a set of 2 corners (so a typical raised bed would require 2 units/sets, which is 4 corners). These reliable elevated raised bed corner brackets are perhaps the best friend of any DIY raised bed project.


text:
Live updates
- ITV Report
- National
Prince Harry trains for South Pole trek
Prince Harry took part in 24-hour cold chamber training with the British Walking With The Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge team.Read the full story ›
Prince Harry is 'a good pair of extra hands'
Prince Harry shared a tent with Captain Ibrar Ali, 36, who lost his right arm in a roadside bomb blast in 2007, and Major Kate Philp, who chose to have her left leg amputated after her Warrior armoured vehicle struck an IED (improvised explosive device) in Musa Qala in Helmand Province in 2008.
Maj Philp, from Worcestershire, said Harry was a "good extra pair of hands" during the training exercise.The 35-year-old Royal Artillery officer said having the prince with the team was "great".
He knows what he's doing. He's got his military training, and it's very, very easy, so he's a good extra pair of hands.
It's great having Harry along, and hopefully he appreciates it too.
It's a chance not just for him to experience all the practical stuff that we've just done as well, but for us to get together as a team and start to get to know each other better.
It seemed very easy from the beginning, but it's certainly even more comfortable the more time we spend together.
A sub-zero challenge for Prince Harry in Warwickshire
Prince Harry is at MIRA in Warwickshire today taking part in a training exercise with a team of wounded service personnel who will race similar teams from other countries to the South Pole in November.
The team are there to practice skiing and setting up camp in a chamber that simulates the extreme conditions of the South Pole.
Harry spends 24 hours in cold chamber
Prince Harry has been practising how to build and dismantle the tents he will use during his trip to the South Pole with Walking With The Wounded.
The team will race 335km to the South Pole in November.
- ITV Report
See again Prince Harry's attempt at a Midlands accent
"Ay up me duck!" See again as Prince Harry tried out a Midlands accent on his previous visit to the region in April.Read the full story ›
Prince Harry bows to the crowd in surprise air show visit
Prince Harry took part in an Apache helicopter display yesterday at RAF Cosford's annual air show in front of thousands of spectators – all who unaware he was set to perform.
In true air show tradition, Prince Harry bows to the crowd before heading back to the 662 Squadron Army Air Corps base, located at Wattisham in Suffolk.
Video released of Prince Harry's surprise display at Midlands airshow
Prince Harry – or Captain Wales as he's known in the RAF – surprised visitors at the annual Cosford Air Show yesterday by taking to the skies in an Apache helicopter.
RAF Cosford air show visitors tweet Prince Harry surprise
Just watched the Apache helicopter display, only to hear on Cosford Radio that Captain Wales.. Prince Harry was co-piloting one! Soo cool!!!
Prince Harry flies Apache helicopter at RAF Cosford air show
Unbeknown to the thousands at RAF Cosford today, Prince Harry was flying overhead as part of the Apache Helicopter Display Team.
The 28-year-old, a co-pilot gunner, serves with the RAF's 662 Squadron of the Army Air Corps (AAC) from which the display crew-members have been selected this year.
Lieutenant Colonel Tim de la Rue, commanding officer of 3 Regiment AAC - part of helicopter attack force in 16 Air Assault Brigade - with responsiblity for the display team, said Harry had been "delighted" to have been selected as part of the display team for the summer.
Motorists tweet traffic woes after long delays into air show
Stuck in traffic on the way to RAF Cosford oh the joys
RAF Cosford air show traffic backed upto j1 m54... Avoid! #rafcosford #airshow #m54
Severe traffic jams caused many motorists long delays as a huge number of visitors to RAF Cosford queued up to enter the air show. Many took to Twitter to share their frustrations.


text:
Lifeline has joined forces with other local foster care agencies and the Department of Human Resources of Shelby County to recruit, train and license foster families for children in the foster care system. Over time, a huge disparity between the number of children requiring out-of-home care and the number of licensed foster families has developed. With so few families available to take in children at risk in their birth families' or caregivers' homes, kids are being placed into overcrowded foster homes, or worse, not receiving needed care.
As a result of a foster care/adoption summit held at The Church at Brook Hills, many families have enlisted in the required ten-week training called Group Preparation and Selection (GPS).
We are thrilled as more churches have come forward, aware of the great need and seeking similiar training & certification in order to care for children in our community.
Lifeline celebrates God's provision of Christian families to meet the physical, educational, emotional, and spiritual needs of these children.
If you're interested in becoming a licensed foster family, or for more information on future trainings, please contact Traci Newell, Education Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or at (205)972-8467 or Laura Armstrong at email@example.com.


text:
Silent Hill: Downpour
(Xbox 360, PS3)
An entrant in the survival-horror series, Silent Hill: Downpour centers around the story of Murphy Pendleton, an escaped convict stranded in the town of Silent Hill during a torrential rainstorm.
1UP Review
Silent Hill: Downpour Review
Score: C-
Developer Vatra's first crack at the Silent Hill series leaves messy results.March 28, 2012
User Reviews> Write a Review of This Game
Submit a Review for Silent Hill: Downpour
Here is where you can write your own Silent Hill: Downpour Xbox 360 review. Please make your review as honest and well written as possible -- remember, someone else may read your review to decide whether to buy this game! This is not the place for you to respond to 1UP's or other peoples' reviews, this is where you should write your own thoughts on the game. What did you like or dislike? What did you think of the graphics? How about the gameplay? What could the developers have done better? You must include a rating with your review, and don't even think about reviewing this game unless you've played it for several hours!


text:
DeWalt | SKU: T22931 | Model: DW1590
3/8" x 16" Spade Bit
Price: $4.95
DeWalt DW1590 - 3/8" x 16" Spade Bit
Need it fast? Please call 1-800-523-4777 or click the chat button to speak with one of our service agents to expedite this order.
Heavy-duty shank provides maximum durability and cutting spurs provide optimum hole finish. Hex shank prevents slipping and fits all 1/4" quick change systems and includes a hang hole for bit storage & wire pulling.
: View All
Animation for T22931


text:
Healthcare Providers and Services
Company Overview of Group Health Incorporated
Executive Profile
Anthony L. Watson
Chairman and Chief Executive officer, Group Health Incorporated
|Total Calculated Compensation
|This person is connected to 4 Board Members in 4 different organizations across 6 different industries.
See Board Relationships
Corporate Headquarters
441 Ninth AvenuePhone: 212-615-0000
New York, New York 10001-1681
United States
Fax: 212-563-8561
Board Members Memberships
Chairman and Chief Executive officer
Chairman and President
Director, Member of Audit Committee, Member of Nominating & Governance Committee, Member of Compensation Committee and Member of Compensation Sub Committee
EducationThere is no Education data available.
Other Affiliations
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.
Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.
Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available.
The information and data displayed in this profile are created and managed by Capital IQ, a Standard & Poor's company. Bloomberg.com does not create or control the content. For inquiries, please contact Capital IQ directly by clicking here.
|There is no Competitor Compensation data available.
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Only a company representative may request an update for the company profile. Documentation will be required.
To contact Group Health Incorporated, please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Mobile company O2 Ireland says it has no plans to reduce the price consumers pay to buy an Apple iPhone.
The UK arm of the company has announced that it is reducing the price of the 8 gigabyte model of the phone by £100 sterling until June 1.
The reductions mean that - with current exchange rates - the phone now costs €209 in the North and €399 in the Republic.
O2 Ireland says that, while there are no plans to offer similar incentives to people in the Republic, the price of the devices is under constant review.
A spokesman for the company would not disclose how many people had signed up to use iPhones since they were launched in March. But he said sales had been excellent and there had been a good customer reaction to the product. O2 says 'footfall' in its Irish stores doubled on the weekend the devices were launched.


text:
|Thread title
|Last replied
|Now searching...
Call of Duty: World at War Forum PC 360 PS3 PS2 Wii DS
profile pro reviews user reviews cheats FAQs/Guides screens videos wiki discussion board
quote DeadAssassinWhat will be included,
quote Frost---I am currently writing a review that should explain just about everything you need to know.
quote DeadAssassinThat is why I said, "please stay tuned for about a day." I already know a bulk of information about the game. I am just playing through Campaign right now to learn as much as I can about the game.when you can't have beaten it already, or have you?
Powered by neoforums v2.3.10 (Bolieve)
Copyright Neo Era Media, Inc. 1999-2016


text:
Neil Young in Milwaukee for daughter's wedding celebration
Singer-songwriter Neil Young will be in the Milwaukee area next week for the pre-wedding ceremonies of his daughter Amber Jean Young to a man with local ties.
The parents of the groom, Rajib Chowdhury, live in Menomonee Falls. »Read Full Blog Post(27)
Kronos Quartet makes new music with passion, precision
Mention hearing a string quartet concert and the image of four conservatively dressed, deeply serious folks playing a lovely-but-limited repertoire of Mozart and Beethoven pops to mind.
Not if you've been paying attention to the Kronos Quartet for the past 40 years. »Read Full Article
Princess Fiona rescues First Stage Children's Theater's 'Shrek'
Early in "Shrek," the green-hued monster tells his faithful sidekick that ogres, like onions, have many layers. But as Donkey knows, there's more than one way to peel this metaphor. Late in the show, Donkey accuses Shrek of being wrapped in so many layers that he has lost touch with his feelings.
Donkey could have been describing the plaster and latex monstrosity encasing the head of John Maclay, who plays Shrek in the just-opened First Stage Children's Theater version of the Broadway musical, under Jeff Frank's direction. Intent on transforming a man into an ogre, First Stage risks missing the point: Appearances notwithstanding, this ogre feels and loves like a man. »Read Full Article(1)
A jazzy, and toe-tapping, start to MSO's Pops series
When Verve Records' Norman Granz found both Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong recording on his label's roster in 1956, he just knew he had to take the opportunity to record the pair together.
It was a good hunch. Over three albums, two of the biggest jazz stars at the peak of their popularity created some of the genre's most memorable and sparkling duets. »Read Full Article
Performing Arts Events
Books & Company: Tasha Alexander "Behind the Shattered Glass: A Lady Emily Mystery," 7 p.m. Oct. 15, Craig Schreiner "One Small Farm," 7 p.m. Oct. 16, 1039 Summit Ave., Oconomowoc, (262) 567-0106. »Read Full Article


text:
Brendan Rodgers might have been forced to watch the match on television from his sick bed, but Liverpool turned in one of their more convincing displays of the season to easily beat Queens Park Rangers 3-0 at Loftus Road in their manager's absence.
The victory was never really in doubt once Luis Suarez tricked his way into the QPR box to give the Reds the lead inside 10 minutes, and after Suarez doubled the lead just minutes later, a header from Daniel Agger made it three before the half-hour mark.
Liverpool cruised through the rest of the match to win with a few gears to spare and move up to ninth place in the Premier League table ahead of their first match of 2013 against Sunderland on Wednesday.
Here are the ratings for the Liverpool players:


text:
Driving in Tennessee: Statewide Stats
While it is not usually associated with car culture, Tennessee has a rich automotive history. Residents love their cars! Because rates can get pricey in the state, we recommend re-shopping your policy biannually. There are many online resources to explore all the options for cheap insurance Tennessee has available.
Getting rate comparisons and competing quotes is the best way to save money!
The 16th state to join the Union, Tennessee has become the "Detroit" of the south with the automobile manufacturing center near Chattanooga employing 106,500 Tennesseans.
Insurance Facts
Tennessee's 12-month average car insurance premium as of December, 2014 was $1,397. The percentage of uninsured drivers in the state hovers around 24% however, which increases the cost of auto insurance in the state a great deal.
There are roughly 4.5 million licensed drivers in the state, with 5.4 million registered vehicles on the road (most recent available statistics are from January 2014)
Tennessee Car Insurance Requirements
- Minimum bodily injury coverage limit per person= $25,000.
- Minimum bodily injury coverage limit per accident= $50,000.
- Minimum property damage coverage limit per accdient= $15,000.
Did you know?
- Tennessee has been, and remains, a hub for many different musical genres, including rock and roll, blues, country, and rockabilly.
- Tennessee borders a total of 8 other states!
- Tennessee still has over 82,000 farms (most of them are beef cattle farms).
- Textiles, cotton, and electrical power make up much of the economic output.
- Some of the silliest laws on the books in Tennessee include the following: It is illegal to hold hands while at school, it is illegal to share your Netflix password, hollow logs may not be sold, and you cannot catch fish with a lasso!
- Oh, and skunks may not be carried into the state.
Helpful Resources
DMV website
Online DMV services are handled by the Department of Safety website, which can be found here.
Registration Information
Online titling and registration services can be found on the Department of Revenue's site, here.
DUI Information
In 2011 there were over 25,000 drunk driving arrests. Mothers Against Drunk Driving reports 295 drunk driving deaths in the state in 2012 (representing 29% of all traffic deaths).
If you are convicted of a DUI in Tennesse you will face the following penalties:
- 48 hours, up to 11 months in jail
- 1 year license revocation
- required drug and alcohol treatment
- $350-$1,000 in fines
- Possible required ignition interlock device
- More information on total costs and penalties can be found here.
The Bottom Line
Tennessee is one of the most beautiful states in the nation! It continues to attract new residents to its cities, but, aside from some major corporations such as FedEx and AutoZone, its economy isn't as diversified as some states.
If you think you may be paying too much for your car insurance, or are a new resident that needs to register a vehicle, give us a call! A licensed professional can guide you through the process and help make sure your rates are as low as possible.
If you prefer local help, head to one of our city pages below for a list of agents in your area.


text:
Reading the Bible with Heart & Mind
NavPress / 1997 / Paperback
$10.99 (CBD Price)|
Save 27% ($4.00)
Buy 24 or more for $10.44 each.
Availability: In Stock
CBD Stock No: WW99840
BROWSE for Christian Living
- All Products
- Academic
- Accompaniment Tracks
- Audiobooks
- Bible Accessories
- Bible Covers
- Bible Studies & Curriculum
- Bibles
- Books
- Buy in Bulk
- Catholic
- Children
- Christian Living
- Church & Pastoral
- Church Supplies
- Closeouts
- Clothing & Accessories
- Crafts & Recreation
- Download
- DVDs
- eBooks
- eBooks On Sale
- Family
- Fiction
- Gift & Home
- Homeschool
- Last Chance Bargains
- Music
- New Release
- Non-Fiction
- Pre-Order
- Slightly Imperfect
- Software
- Spanish
- Subscriptions
- Sunday School
- Teens
- Toys
Refine by
Advanced Search Links
Product Description
As God's written Word to us, the Bible is the single most powerful agent for transforming our lives. All too often, however, our Bible reading becomes routine and fails to engage our hearts as well as our minds.
In Reading the Bible with Heart and Mind, Longman helps you discover the incredible power of Scripture to mold you into the character of Christ. "Even though the Bible is powerful," writes Longman, "we don't change just because we read it. Our minds may be engaged, but something needs to happen to our hearts as well."
If you want to rekindle your passion for God's Word, Reading the Bible with Heart and Mind will help you learn to accurately read, understand, and respond to God's Word in ways that will develop deep intimacy with Christ and conform you to His image.
Product Information
|Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 224
Vendor: NavPress
Publication Date: 1997
|Dimensions: 9 X 6 X 1/2 (inches)
Availability: In Stock
Other Customers Also Purchased
Tale of Three KingsGene EdwardsTyndale House / 1992 / Trade Paperback$7.99 Retail:5 Stars Out Of 5 32 Reviews
$12.99Save 38% ($5.00)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW69082
The Imitation of ChristThomas a KempisHendrickson Publishers / Hardcover$6.99 Retail:5 Stars Out Of 5 9 Reviews
$12.95Save 46% ($5.96)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW634365
Entrusted with the GospelJohn Piper, Philip Ryken, Mark DriscollCrossway / 2010 / Trade Paperback$3.99 Retail:4.5 Stars Out Of 5 6 Reviews
$15.99Save 75% ($12.00)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW515835
Models for Biblical Preaching: Expository Sermons from the Old TestamentHaddon W. Robinson, Patricia BattenBaker Academic / 2014 / Trade Paperback$4.99 Retail:4 Stars Out Of 5 1 Reviews
$22.00Save 77% ($17.01)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW049378
Related Products
How to Read GenesisTremper Longman IIIInterVarsity Press / 2005 / Trade Paperback$11.99 Retail:4.5 Stars Out Of 5 2 Reviews
$18.00Save 33% ($6.01)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW849439
How to Read the PsalmsTremper Longman IIIInterVarsity Press / 1988 / Trade Paperback$11.99 Retail:4.5 Stars Out Of 5 3 Reviews
$18.00Save 33% ($6.01)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW49412
How to Read ProverbsTremper Longman IIIInterVarsity Press / 2002 / Trade Paperback$11.99 Retail:
$18.00Save 33% ($6.01)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW49421
Taking Back the Good Book: How America Forgot the Bible and Why It Matters to YouWoodrow KrollCrossway / 2007 / Hardcover$2.99 Retail:5 Stars Out Of 5 2 Reviews
$19.99Save 85% ($17.00)Availability: In StockCBD Stock No: WW348262
Publisher's Description
As Gods written Word to us, the Bible is the single most powerful agent for transforming our lives. But too often Bible reading becomes routine. Reading the Bible with Heart and Mind will equip you to accurately understand and respond to Gods Word in ways that will develop deep intimacy with Christ.
Product Reviews
Be the first to write a review!
Ask Christianbook
Have a question about this product? Ask us here.


text:
XtreemOS-MD: Grid computing from mobile devices
Document typeConference report
Date issued2010-06
Rights accessOpen Access
Grid and Cloud computing are well known topics, and currently one of the focus of many research and commercial projects. Nevertheless, the transparent access to Grid facilities from mobile devices (like PDAs or smartphones) is normally out of the scope of those initiatives, taking into account the intrinsic limitations of such devices: screen size and resolution, storage capacity, computational power, etc. To provide an integrated solution for mobile access to Grid computing, aspects like Virtual Organizations (VOs) support, graphical job management, flexible authentication and access to the file system user's volume in the Grid from a mobile device should be covered. That is the purpose of XtreemOS-MD, the mobile flavour of XtreemOS - a Linux-based operating system to support VOs for Grids -, the transparent access to Grid facilities from mobile devices.
CitationMartínez, Á. [et al.]. XtreemOS-MD: Grid computing from mobile devices. A: International ICST Conference on MOBILe Wireless MiddleWARE, Operating Systems, and Applications. "3rd International ICST Conference on MOBILe Wireless MiddleWARE, Operating Systems, and Applications". Chicago: 2010, p. 45-58.
This item (except texts and images not created by the author) is subject to a Creative Commons licence: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Spain