text:
Turtles In Time Remake Coming To Xbox 360
Classic arcade game joins the likes of Bionic Commando: Rearmed.
With the likes of Bionic Commando: Rearmed and Super Street Fighter II HD Remix, newly remastered remakes of old-school classics are all the rage. Now it looks like we can add Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time to the list.
The Turtles in Time remake was unveiled at last week's "Galabunga" event in New York City (via Ninja Pizza), which had been scheduled to debut the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Party Van. It's still in alpha, but from the looks of it, it's already fairly far along. Two playable stages were offered at the event.
Notable is that this remake does not appear to be based on the Super Nintendo port, but the original arcade game. One difference between the two is that Tokka and Rahzar (from the film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II) were bosses on the pirate ship stage, and not Bebop and Rocksteady. That could mean certain elements are omitted, such as the battle with Rat King and the Technodrome.
At the moment, it's scheduled for release on the Xbox 360. A Wii version is apparently also in the works, though it's unclear whether it'll be the same sort of remake. We'll let you know when we have more information.
Image courtesy of Ninja Pizza
See Also
Comments (94)
Hells yeah!Posted: May 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by RECRUDEATH
They better keep Beebop and Rocksteady in it though! Don't f*** with a good thing!
Cowabunga!!!Posted: May 03, 2009 12:00AM PST by anything_gamer_018
I really loved the Turtles In Time arcade version. I'll play it to death if I had to. I remember spending pocket full of quarters on it, getting to the Technodrome.
Now if someone do a remake of Battletoads on XBLA or whatnot, I will be in heaven.
OMG Cowabunga! Pizza Time!Posted: May 03, 2009 12:00AM PST by koopakid203
I can't believe I'm getting so exciting by this. I feel like I'm back in elementary school, when I used to play this game all the time on SNES and at Chuck E. Cheese. Back in the day, this was the ultimate co-op game. This game really takes me back....hope the remake is just as amazing.
Bury my shell at Wounded KneePosted: May 03, 2009 12:00AM PST by LeglessGoomba
THIS is the TMNT release I have been waiting for. I always preferred Turtles in Time to the original arcade brawler for some reason; perhaps the time-travel element, or the better stages. Now all I need is for Capcom to release the "Dungeons and Dragons" brawlers, and Konami to follow this up with "X-Men", and my childhood arcade fantasies will be fulfilled. Maybe THIS time, I won't be stuck playing as the f*cking Dazzler...
Just had to add..Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by BoomerKid
I'll be on XBLA playing the good ole 80's TMNT arcade lets go party up...
and just for the record, that's not a hit to the PS3 crowd. I have a PS3, its just TMNT 1989 Arcade isn't on the PSN. So just wanted to calm down the trolls and fanboys.
Anyway, Cow-a-effing-Bunga!!!!!!
ps. 1up your edit button sucks
ahem...Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by BoomerKid
I love this game possibly more than the coin consuming arcade game!!! I just hope it has both this new look and the classic SNES version too! Oh man, online multiplayer is gonna rock! With this and Marvel versus Capcom 2 coming...I'm going to be broke thsi summer!!!!!!
i want...Casey...Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by Lost_In_Hyrule
...Mother Effing JONES!!!
@demonknightinuyashaPosted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by PThunder
Maybe, maybe not. Sprite graphics are actually more memory intensive than polygonal graphics, IIRC. Plus, this is a similar situation to Capcom's for Konami: they might have digital distribution rights, but not retail rights.
would be nice...Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by demonknightinuyasha
If this was released on psn as well. Though capcom talked about Marvel Vs Capcom 2 not being able to be on wiiware because size issues, so would a wii release of this be on disc? o.0
Xbox 360 RULES!Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by General_Gamer
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one of my favorite Xbox Live Arcade games! ... The four-player action is arcade-perfect and it costs only 400 Points ($5).
Turtles in Time is a game I will definitely buy for Xbox Live Arcade the day it comes out! ... And the extra graphics that have been updated for Xbox Live Arcade is really awesome!
P.S. I agree with everyone who thinks it would be really cool to see The Simpsons 4-player arcade game released on Xbox Live Arcade
P.P.S. I think it would be cool if WWF Wrestlefest was released on Xbox Live Arcade
P.P.P.S. I can't wait for the new King of Fighters game that is on its way to Xbox Live Arcade! ... I hope SNK continues to release enhanced Neo Geo games for Xbox Live Arcade!
VERY NICE BUT....Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by GaminDad78
Cowabunga! (punned from 1st comment LoJo)Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by KENSHERMAN
Great blogs Kay. You're consistent in coming with the GOODS.
Oh Crapballs Too (2)Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by KENSHERMAN
This is serious news. I hope they make all versions of the remake simultaneously. It's way over due for the remake of the "real" Turtles games. Oh, the smell of sweet zeigeist, nirvana, reminiscence, and nostalgia!
Sweet!Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by 1UPYOSHi
I actually never played the arcade version, but only the Snes version. I had fun with it, considering though it was limited to only 2 players on screen. Regardless, I hope this "remake" features 4 players and a more in depth fighting system than just "hit and jump."
wow, so many fighting games coming along the way! new and old!
Price likely to be higher.Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by theultimate13x
With this remake, the price is likely to be 800 or 1200 points now. BC: ReArmed was only 800 Points because the fans voted it that way. I hope many people still buy it though or the online community will not be very high.
And yeah, having the old graphics would be a nice option. Kind of a Paper mario situation that you can switch in game even.
Speaking of turtles gamesPosted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by wolvie75
Please don't remake the NES turtle game where you play one turtle at a time.. horrible game.
As far as what system it's on.. they'll make it on systems that'll give them a good return on investment. Which some devs don't believe the PS3 to be because of its learning curve.
Hmmm.Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by In_the_VoiD
They better not change too much. The soundtrack was especially sweet. I mean if they're to keep anything above all else, it's the boss music.
No...Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by darthdusty
fucking way! This is the best remake ever!
Neon Night-Riders!!!Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by PeiMei22
Please give me a PSN release. This is turning out to be a great year for gaming. I used to come home from school and play this game to Metallica's Black album. I can probably still beat this game in my sleep on hard mode. I love beatem ups. They should get more love. Oh, yeah a friend of mine has a request. He desperately wants an upgraded Bad Dudes game. Where is Data East anyway?
Aces!!Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by DasBrandon
that just made my day!
@gamerlegend73Posted: May 02, 2009 12:00AM PST by ray_bird
The dollar sign is not the letter "s", no matter how much you use it that way. Plus, throwing out empty threats of kicking peoples "a$$es" means very little when you are never going to see any of these people ever.
On another note, I wouldn't be surprised either way if it did or did not make it to PSN. Konami has a very odd track record with this stuff. PSN didn't get the turtles arcade game, but it did get Suikoden and XBLA didn't. Who knows?
Hedge your betsPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by sgt_slag
It'll be on whatever platform(s) they decide to publish it on, simple as that. If you don't have whichever one that may be, tough luck. I'm sick of all this fanboy moaning and groaning--you're not much of a "fan" of something if you only have a very limited avenue to pursue your gaming, such as a single console. If that's all you have, then make the best of it, but don't slam things you KNOW you wish you had, it's petty and stupid. I have all five systems; they all have strengths and weaknesses in both hardware and libraries of titles. To pretend they don't is silly and small-minded. Nothing is fair. Ever. What is, IS. Please deal with it privately, a lot of us are sick of hearing about it.
@SSnakePosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by maddchickenz
you know you dont need a membership to download arcade games right, Gold membership is just for playing online with other people. You can download games using silver, which is the free one.
Hell yeah!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by dablacklisted
Who doesn't like the TMNT? Wierdos thats who...wierdos.
Man...Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by San_Andreas
....I wish some people would start making deals to bring Konami's best licensed beat-em-up game to XBLA: The Simpsons.
O sweet jesusPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by cruzer2727
Im so buying this when it comes out, Many good memories have come from this game.
ZOMGPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by FaithlessRurouni
YES. HELL YES. My inner child just did a flip out of sheer joy. This news makes me giddy like a school girl.
I WANT IT!!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Ssnake
hopefully it comes to psn too, i have a 360 but i dont use live, i really dont feel like paying when psn is FREE. i will get a small membership though, just to buy banjo kazooie and banjo tooie(i know they're out, just haven't gotten them yet) and if this doesn't come to psn, then this too. CUZ I LOVE ME SOME OLD TMNT GAMES!!
@GoldarsunPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by izzariovonche
I know right! Maybe we're just getting old. I was done with Ninja Turtles by time this one came out.
@beetlej00zPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Vangerdahast
I'm a little out of control lately. I'm a proud 360 owner, but love games in general. These idiots like Mikeerickson, who has no information on his profile, think they have some power in initiating reaction. I feel like some kind of old-ass net cop trying to keep the maniacs from infecting normally normal gamers lol.
@ mikePosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by videogame_slave
HAHA PS3 only owners.
Posted: 05/01/2009
You PS3 only owners make me laugh. When you gonna learn you have to have all 3 systems to be a real gamer. You guys got screwed again, and I'm laughing out loud right now. I love it.
Hey Erickson, nice puppy you fu**ing fag. LOL!!!
TurtlesPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by RonaldBryan
If there's one thing I love about the download services of the systems, it's the fact that companies are willing to do stuff like this. I'll buy this day one.
Best Turtles Game Ever!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Pacrone527
I played the SNES game over and over again. I'm stoked that it is getting the HD treatment.
gamerlegend73Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by sectionop92
You need to rub it ALL out, it's your only hope!
Either that or buy a Sony rubber doll in a backwards compatibility outfit.
COWABUNGA!!!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by smashingtime
and i was just playing this on my SNES the other day. Hopefully they tweak the gameplay just a little. I would love for them to try something different. If anyone has played Castle Crashers then you would know what i am thinking. CC is old school combat with a new school twist. Either way i'm excited about the release of Turtles in Time.
hope this comes to ps3Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by SpaceMonkey
One of my fave super nes games. So much fun, hope I can experience that fun as well.
Must buy...Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by formergcfan
With this and Smash-Up looking pretty good, this could be a nice bounce back year for the TMNT video game series.
Pathetic that its Exclusive to the XCrotch 360 Bastards!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by gamerlegend73
Man Screw you all who brag about the Xbox360 I'd kick your a$$ anyday at these oldschool games anyway punk a$$es! The PS3 still has better graphics then the 360 anyday..Hey Konmai PS3 NOW I HAVE HAD IT WITH EXCLUSIVE TO THE 360 THIS HAS TO STOP BRING IT ON ALL CONSOLES!!..Hmm Where is THE 1988 CONTRA REMAKE AND FORGOTTEN WORLDS, TMNTS THE ARCADE GAME! PSN NOW!! ...
I wish I could give you more than one thumbs up...Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by garsh
That was some pretty hardcore intense nerd trivia there; distinguishing between SNES and arcade based on those boss encounters. Even as a lifelong TMTN fan, I forget things like that sometimes. Kudos, Kat.
Do PS3 owners get it also?Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by projectrunaway
Wouldn't be fair if only Xbox 360 owners get this while PS3 owners miss out since whoever is making this could be making more money if its one other systems as well. I am surprised that this game isn't even on Virtual Console, XBLA, or PSN and its getting a remake. Hopefuly it will include online play and let you play the original arcade version as an unlockable.
wahoo!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by FunkYellowMonkey
Gnarly dude! lol :)
~funkyellowmonkey(ps3 id)~
tis true... @ VangerdahastPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by beedlej00z
I did fall ploy to the flame war. lol
I dont have much time to make posts nowadays so I have to troll when I cant.. least I try to be stealth with it! and at least I can admit it! Gimme credit its friday!!
We don't even have the original arcade game....Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Shiftygism
...on PSN, now we won't get this!?
Oh. My. God.Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Hellslinger1
This is news of the decade.
lolPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by WAFFLE-MAN
I remember wasting sooooo much money on this game at the arcades!
SWEEEETPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by propelledfoot
One of my FAV snes games revived! Now bring on another Double Dragon, and were set.
PossiblyPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Vincent_Murdock1
The greatest news of all time. Stuff like this is destined to sell skillion's of copies. & how could they NOT include online co-op? I'd actually be surprised if they went as far as to NOT include 4 player online co-op, it's the freakin' ninja turtles!
For future reference, I call Raphael.
Yes!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Arcade_Wiz
I went ape shit when I read that. I sunk unprecedented amounts of time into that game growing up on the SNES. So excited for this. *crosses fingers for online co-op*
@beedlejoozPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Vangerdahast
Man, you are just like him, just more low key. Your response is oh yeah? well look who are the more mature players or who has the better whatever?
you just got baited by an asshole and are adding to the flame wars for no reason. read the geniuses unique response for the Fallout article. Same shit and he was responded to by a non-PS3 owning son-of-a-bitch.
YES!!!!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Damiannnn4
This is some really good news!! I loved TMNT: TIT on the SNES and this looks to be even better. Can't wait for this game to come out.
@MIKERICKSONPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
Good job making yourself look like an ass. Ever think that some people can't afford multiple systems? I guess not, i myself can't justify paying for XBL when i can get almost every game i want to play online on PS3. My 360 is for single player exclusives pretty much.
Love it!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by LinkedtothePast
I had a lot of fun with the Super Nintendo port back in the day. If they can deliver the same classic beat-em-up gameplay with updated graphics, I'm sold.
@MikeRickersonPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by beedlej00z
Hey buddy, if your joy is to come onto 1up comments to cause grief, then you need realize that you MUST be a xbot gamer, as they are the only mugs that have issues to "blurt" out thier mouths on xblive. Yes I have both. Which is more mature audiennce? Take a wild guess. Nowadays if there isnt a PSN port then konami would be more than stupid not to release it on that platform. It only makes sense to make more money, please dont think for a second that the hardware is an issue, cause I will blurt out killzone2 like all damn day.
PS: nice suit.
On the other hand, I frickn love this game on arcade, they need to bring more games out that are remakes..Mercs, Strider, Area88, good stuff, but Ill wait for the PSN port... still dont like the xbox gamepad. Ananlogs are great.. not so much for the gamepad however.
Yes, Mike.. keep on truckin.
HAHA PS3 only owners.Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by MIKERICKSON
You PS3 only owners make me laugh. When you gonna learn you have to have all 3 systems to be a real gamer. You guys got screwed again, and I'm laughing out loud right now. I love it.
Way to go, Konami!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by DirkMackey
I did not see this coming. Everyone needs more Ninja Turtles in their lives.
@omnipatrickPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Vangerdahast
wouldn't you rather use an arcade stick for fighters and arcade titles? personally, that is the way to go.
As far as the game goes, I couldn't really enjoy the first one. I'm all over this one cause' of the arcade polish. Now if they bring back the D&D arcade to Live I will be happy.
Why did I just cue up Welcome to the Terrordome & walk like Tyson on my way to get the mail? ... weird.
Yahoo!Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Sweaty_Moobs
Damn that game looks gorgeous, although they should tone down on the gloom (or is it bloom?).
cool...Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by cuzo937
You have to think these upgrades are pretty easy to make. You already have a plot, script, game play, and all other aspects in place you just have to upgrade character models and enviornments. With that being said I don't know if companies should go over board with this easy. They are purely done for fan service and if companies seem to only be updating classics without giving us any new product people will start to complain.
If ANY company though would make a killing doing this for a while its Nintendo. Updated or 3d versions of games like Link To The Past, Super Mario 3, Super Metriod.....
Nintendo would be printing their own money.
can we get a courtesy release on the PSN pleasePosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Hey_its_that_dog
Capcom has a special storefront on the PSN and yet they continue to dick over the PS3 by withholding information about whether or not a PS3 version is in the works for certain games. Do downloadable games do so badly on the PSN that it's not in their interest to put it up there? Does Microsoft pay to have announcements made for their platform earlier than others?
Sweet....Posted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Cyberxion!0!
That's pretty interesting news. It'd be cool if they included the arcade version as well, but I'm betting that's a pie in the sky dream. :P
If thisPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
doesn't show up on PSN i will never fucking forgive Sony.
SNES PortPosted: May 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by Malev721
It'd be nice if they took stages/bosses from the SNES port, as well. It always seemed odd to finish the sewer stage without a boss fight and suddenly be sent to the past by Shredder.
Not sure which bosses they should use for the stages then: Slash/mud monster, and Shredder/Super Shredder.


text:
refresh(1) Generally, to update something with new data. For example, some Web browsers include a refresh button that updates the currently displayed Web pages. This feature is also called reload.
(2) To recharge a device with power or information. For example, dynamic RAM needs to be refreshed thousands of times per second or it will lose the data stored in it.
Similarly, display monitors must be refreshed many times per second. The refresh rate for a monitor is measured in hertz (Hz) and is also called the vertical frequency, vertical scan rate, frame rate or vertical refresh rate. The old standard for monitor refresh rates was 60Hz, but a new standard developed by VESA sets the refresh rate at 75Hz for monitors displaying resolutions of 640x480 or greater. This means that the monitor redraws the display 75 times per second. The faster the refresh rate, the less the monitor flickers.
Stay up to date on the latest developments in Internet terminology with a free weekly newsletter from Webopedia. Join to subscribe now.
Webopedia's student apps roundup will help you to better organize your class schedule and stay on top of assignments and homework. Read More »List of Free Shorten URL Services
A URL shortener is a way to make a long Web address shorter. Try this list of free services. Read More »Top 10 Tech Terms of 2015
The most popular Webopedia definitions of 2015. Read More »
Java is a high-level programming language. This guide describes the basics of Java, providing an overview of syntax, variables, data types and... Read More »Java Basics, Part 2
This second Study Guide describes the basics of Java, providing an overview of operators, modifiers and control Structures. Read More »The 7 Layers of the OSI Model
The Open System Interconnection (OSI) model defines a networking framework to implement protocols in seven layers. Use this handy guide to compare... Read More »

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Results 1 to 1 of 1
- 02-13-2014, 02:05 PM Thread Author #1
- Posts
- 8 Posts
- Global Posts
- 17 Global Posts
Missed Call Notification
I am looking for an app that disables the standard missed call notification for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. It seems like all the missed calls apps only address getting missed calls but never disables the standard one so it doesnt show. Any ideas?
Similar Threads
Google Hangouts - SMS lockscreen notifications not workingBy BlueOrbit in forum Samsung Galaxy Note 3Replies: 3Last Post: 02-14-2014, 11:59 PM
App for task notificationBy dzigner in forum Google Nexus 4Replies: 6Last Post: 02-14-2014, 07:38 PM
S4 i9500 (calling and texting issues)By egosha osagiede in forum Samsung Galaxy S4Replies: 1Last Post: 02-13-2014, 08:02 PM
Z1 Compact end call noise.By Addsz1 in forum Sony Xperia Z1 CompactReplies: 0Last Post: 02-13-2014, 01:31 PM
I can't pull my notifications bar down. Please help.By newinthowai in forum Sony Xperia ZReplies: 1Last Post: 02-13-2014, 06:29 AM


text:
By using this site you agree to the use of cookies for analytics, personalised content and ads. Read more
By using this site you agree to the use of cookies for analytics, personalised content and ads. Read more
25-09-2012 19:15
25-09-2012 19:15
My Logitec webcam has worked for several years. Suddenly, it is not recognized by Skype.
I am running Windows 7 on a PC. Webcam appears on Control Panel, Devices list and appropriate drivers are present. Two days ago, video failed to operate. In Skype Tools - Options - Video settings, message came up: "Skye cannot find webcam.,,," This is inconsistent with the presence in the device list. Where do I go now?
25-09-2012 22:48
25-09-2012 22:48
Are you running the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows?
What is your Webcam Model?
try deleting the config.xml file
25-09-2012 23:51
25-09-2012 23:51
26-09-2012 00:00
26-09-2012 00:00
You can try to uninstall the device driver for your webcam and you can manually disable automatic Windows update for drivers.
After that try to install your Logitech driver again along with your webcam and see if it works as windows will not automatically go on the net to look for drivers or preconfigured drivers.
Press WINKEY+R
type gpedit.msc
In the Local Group Policy Editor navigate to,
Computer Configuration >> Administrative Templates >> System >> Driver Installation
Now from the right sidebar open the key named "Turn Off Windows Update Device Driver Search Prompt" and select Enabled and click OK. (You can disable it after the troubleshooting)
Restart your computer.
Now, Unplug the webcam
Click Start, type devmgmt.msc and press enter.
Locate the Logitech HD Webcam C270
Right click on the device and select uninstall
Also place a check mark beside the option "delete driver files for the device"
Uninstall additional software from the Control Panel.
Restart your computer.
Install the Logitech HD Webcam C270 driver with this link: (Select Full Installer)
Once prompted plug-in the webcam
Run Skype.
any improvement?
26-09-2012 00:10
26-09-2012 00:10
26-09-2012 00:15
26-09-2012 00:15
Under %appdata%\skype directory, open your SkypeUserName folder
and remove Config.xml file first
Run Skype. If still the error persists, then follow the instructions on my previous post
26-09-2012 01:12
26-09-2012 01:12
Am running 32-bit Windows 7
Logitec HD C270
Cannot find config.xml file
26-09-2012 01:19
26-09-2012 01:19
Ensure that "Show hidden files and folders" is switched on.
Change My Name to Your Name.
07-04-2013 07:25
07-04-2013 07:25
skype cant find my webcam
07-04-2013 10:05
07-04-2013 10:05
I bought a A4tech full hd web cam its working correctly with his program IM magician but skype can*t fint it
I am running Windows 7 on a PC. Webcam appears on Control Panel, Devices list and appropriate drivers are present.


text:
Department of Political Science
March 22, 2016
Rebecca Thorpe's book 'American Warfare State' honored
UW political scientist Rebecca Thorpe's book "The American Warfare State: The Domestic Politics of Military Spending," has been honored by the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation — the second award the well-received book has earned.
January 28, 2016
Iowa caucuses: Expectations can trump votes, but will Trump meet expectations?
In the Iowa caucuses, expectations are nearly as important as votes and front-runners must watch their backs, say University of Washington professors who are closely watching this year's presidential race. The 2016 Iowa caucuses will be held Monday, Feb. 1, pitting Democratic leader Hillary Clinton against Sen. Bernie Sanders and Gov. Martin O'Malley and Republican…
December 8, 2015
Culture wars, Christianity at heart of UW political scientist Mark Smith's book 'Secular Faith'
Mark A. Smith is a University of Washington professor of political science and adjunct professor of comparative religion. He is the author of "Secular Faith: How Culture Has Trumped Religion in American Politics," published in September by University of Chicago Press. He answered a few questions about his book for UW Today. What's the concept…
October 22, 2015
UW Tacoma historian Michael Honey's film about Rev. James Lawson to screen locally
UW historian Michael Honey and filmmaker Errol Webber have produced a documentary about the life of Methodist minister and civil rights activist Rev. James Lawson that will be screened in Tacoma on Oct. 28, Seattle on Oct. 29
October 22, 2014
Traditional, tea party conservatives seem split on foreign policy
Foreign policy looms large as the 2014 midterm elections approach. But traditional conservatives and their tea party counterparts may bring different concerns and motivations to the November ballot, according to a University of Washington political scientist. While traditional conservatives seem most motivated by concern over American security, Christopher Parker, UW professor of political science, suggests…
July 15, 2014
Sustainable, sharing communities explored in Karen Litfin's book 'Ecovillages'
UW political scientist Karen Litfin spent a year traveling to 14 ecovillages worldwide in researching her book "Ecovillages: Lessons for Sustainable Community."
June 30, 2014
Rebecca Thorpe studies military spending in new book 'The American Warfare State'
UW political scientist Rebecca Thorpe discusses her new book, "The American Warfare State: The Domestic Politics of Military Spending."
April 25, 2014
Online 'Legislative Explorer' uses big data to track decades of lawmaking
University of Washington political scientist John Wilkerson has matched data visualization with the study of lawmaking to create a new online tool for researchers and students called the Legislative Explorer. Think of it as big data meeting up with How a Bill Becomes a Law. "The goal was to get beyond the 'Schoolhouse Rock' narrative…
April 14, 2014
When job security becomes insecurity: Inequality the topic of April 25 conference
Economic inequality will be the topic when activists, academics and policymakers meet the public for a conference presented by the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies titled "Working Democracy: Labor and Politics in an Era of Inequality."
February 18, 2014
Personal stories behind Exxon Valdez spill in book 'Red light to Starboard'
Angela Day, UW doctoral student in political science, discusses her book, "Red Light to Starboard: Recalling the Exxon Valdez Disaster."
May 21, 2013
The tea party and the politics of paranoia
New research argues that the tea party owes more to paranoid politics of the John Birch Society and others than traditional American conservatism. "True conservatives aren't paranoid," says political scientist Chris Parker. "Tea party conservatives are."
February 5, 2013
Scholars urge Supreme Court to keep Voting Rights Act provisions ensuring equal access
Political science and law scholars from the UW and elsewhere file a brief saying the Supreme Court should fully uphold the Voting Rights Act in a case out of Shelby County, Alabama.


text:
Parenting and Life Balance Stories from a Working Mother and Business Owner
by Melanie Edwards on December 28, 2007 · 0 comments
in Baby Girl
 My daughter, as gangsta Santa…Â
{ 0 comments… add one now }
Leave a Comment
Name *
E-mail *
Previous post: Feliz Navidad!
Next post: Happy 2008!
Like us on Facebook!
Chat with us & join others in the modernmami™ work-life balance support group on Facebook!
Available Brand Partnership Opportunities for Social Media Conferences!
Copyright © 2006-2016 modernmami™.com
Powered by Thesis and lots of love. Thesis theme modifications by modernmami.
Melanie Edwards is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.


text:
Daniel Ewing and Besiktas tried to continue their run towards the playoffs and ended up in a thriller against Ankara Kolejliler and prevailed 110-105 in double overtime. Daniel had 4 points in 10 minutes and Ricky Minard had 11 points and 6 rebounds. In the loss, ex-Wisconsin player Kirk Penney had 29 points and ex-North Dakota State player Ben Woodside had 20 points and 16 assists. Here is thebox score.
Shelden Williams and Elan Chalon continued to jockey for playoff position as their regular season was winding down, but could not beat Le Havre as they lost 83-78. Shelden had 16 points and 6 rebounds in 31 minutes. Blake Schilb had 25 points and 9 assists and Marcus Denmon had 21 points and 7 assists. In the loss, ex-Michigan player Graham Brown had 23 points and 11 rebounds and ex-Auburn player Bryant Smith had 17 points and 9 rebounds. Here is the box score.
DeMarcus Nelson and Red Star Belgrade were trying to win the Adriatic League as they had to face their biggest rivals Partizan Belgrade for the championship. The team started well and carried a lead into halftime, but ran into trouble in the second half as things got wilder and ended up losing 71-63. DeMarcus had 14 points in 26 minutes. In the win, Davis Bertans, a 2011 second round pick of the Indiana Pacers before they traded his rights to the San Antonio Spurs, had 15 points. Here is the box score.
On Sunday, Jon Scheyer and Gran Canaria fell 97-89 to Joventut Badalona in Jon's final game as a player for Gran Canaria before he heads to Duke. The now face a big fight to hold on to a playoff spot without one of their starters. Jon had 7 points in 23 minutes. Ryan Toolson had 28 points, Eulis Baez had 21 points and 8 rebounds, and Spencer Nelson had 11 points. In the win, ex-Villanova player Corey Fisher had 13 points. Here is the box score.
Here is his farewell note to the fans: LINK
Marty Pocius is still out, but Real Madrid got a preview of the Euroleague Final Four as they squared off against their big rivals FC Barcelona and came away with a 78-65 win. Rudy Fernandez had 11 points and Nikola Mirotic had 10 points and 10 rebounds. In the loss, Utah Jazz 2008 second round pick Ante Tomic and ex-Michigan State player Erazem Lorbek, who was drafted in the second round in 2005 by the Indiana Pacers before his rights were traded to the San Antonio Spurs, had 10 points and 7 rebounds each and ex-NBA player Nate Jawai had 10 points. Here is the box score.
On Monday, Jasmine Thomas and Chevakata tried to extend their season for another day, but instead gave away a big lead to lose 75-73 to Dynamo Moscow in Game 2 to settle for 6th place in Russia. Jasmine had 10 points in 34 minutes and Glory Johnson had 24 points and 8 rebounds. Overall it was a solid season for Jasmine and her team, even if she might have expected to be able to put up bigger individual numbers. In the win, ex-Maryland player Kristi Toliver had 23 points and 6 steals. Here is the box score.
Lindsey Harding and Galatasaray had Game 3 of the finals against Fenerbahce in front of the home fans. It was another close game that went down to the wire before they fell 71-70 to give away the homecourt advantage they had earned in Game 1, forcing them to win the next two games to win the title. Lindsey had 12 points and 6 assists in 38 minutes. Sancho Lyttle had 19 points and 7 rebounds and Ann Wauters had 16 points. Cappie Pondexter finally came alive in the series in this win, as she was shuffled back into the lineup and ended up hitting the game winning basket after finishing with 19 points. Here is the box score.
In an update of another player who started his career at Duke but finished it at another school, Eric Boateng has completed his season in Germany with Braunschweig. Eric settled into a progressively bigger role with the team as the season progressed and led his team in rebounding. The team needed to rally late to make sure that it steered clear of being relegated from the league, including winning a key game while the star of the team, Dennis Schroder, had left to participate in the Nike Hoop Summit. Here is his profile for the season.
The EuroChallenge finished up on Sunday starting with the game for third place between Germany's Oldenburg and France's Gravelines with the Germans prevailing 84-76. In the win, ex-Georgia Southern player Julius Jenkins had 22 points, ex-UNC Greensboro player Ronnie Burrell had 14 points, ex-Penn player Adam Chubb had 12 points and 8 rebounds, and ex-Portland player Robin Smeulders had 11 points. In the loss, ex-JC player Ludovic Vaty had 22 points and 10 rebounds, ex-Marquette player Dwight Buycks had 13 points, and ex-Alabama player Kennedy Winston had 10 points. The hosts Pinar Karsiyaka tried to bring the trophy to Turkey, but were foiled by a great second half effort by Russia's Krasnye Krylia to win 77-76. This puts some pressure on Quin Snyder and CSKA Moscow to see if Russia can win all five pan-European basketball competitions. In the win, ex-Washington player Tre Simmons and ex-DII player DeJuan Collins had 18 points and ex-North Dakota State player Andre Smith had 14 points and 7 rebounds. In the loss, ex-Troy player Bobby Dixon had 23 points and 6 assists, ex-Georgia Tech player Alade Aminu had 12 points, and ex-George Mason player Will Thomas had 10 points.


text:
Sun plans IT power exchange
Sun is in talks with electronic stock exchange group Archipelago Holdings to create the world's first market for selling blocks...
This Article Covers
Data centre
Defining the datacentre needs of 21st century enterprises
A collection of our most popular articles on datacentre management, including: Cloud vs. Colocation: Why both make sense for the enterprise right now; AWS at 10: How the cloud giant shook up enterprise IT and Life on the edge: The benefits of using micro datacenters
By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding relevant content, products and special offers.
You also agree that your personal information may be transferred and processed in the United States, and that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
Such an exchange would allow companies to buy relatively cheap IT resources as and when they need it, at market prices.
The demand is likely to come from firms that want to carry out large-scale financial analyses or geophysical modelling.
The electronic marketplace could be operational in three to five months and be worth £2bn in a short period of time, said Sun, which also announced last week it will sell computing resources at $1 an hour.
Analyst group Ovum said these predictions were optimistic. "For the next two years at least, the vast majority of utility computing users are wrestling with the task of becoming 'utility ready'. It will be a long time before the notion of computer exchanges becomes anything more than a niche," research director Gary Barnett said.
Enjoy the benefits of CW+ membership, learn more and join.


text:
Whether you are looking for Record Stores or Music Store, Hotfrog is the place to go to. Browse the businesses below in ADELAIDE, SA or extend your search to nearby suburbs by using the left navigation menu. Hotfrog makes your search easier.
Adelaide, SA
of historic Adelaide photographs.
Rerun Records has a long history starting from humble beginnings at the Orange Lane Market, Norwood in 2000. A…
More info
- 11-Dec-2015
Inbound is Australia's leading record store specialising in drum and bass, dubstep , old school and jungle vinyl record's and cd's . Plus stocking dj accessories including leading brands such as UDG bags and wallets, Ort…
Sanity Music Online: Buy CDs, DVDs and Blu Ray Online at our Australian Based Music Store
Sanity MusicRecorded MusicRock And PopMusic Cds And Dvds
Music Store
Music StoreAudio Stores
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business.
Hotfrog AdVantage
Hotfrog AdVantage ads appear above the rest in Hotfrog feature pages. By upgrading today your ad will appear in front of potential customers before they notice your competitors.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
As I sit here on Championship Monday, I'm exhausted and a bit disappointed at the same time. I keep thinking to myself if one of a few different plays for Syracuse went differently against Michigan, the emotion could be completely different; one of utter excitement for a potential National Championship.
Instead, the mindset is that of covering two other teams battling it out - teams that SU fans are not fond of at the moment, if ever, Michigan and Louisville.
For the first time in this whirlwind of the past month, I'm actually able to reflect on this run as opposed to thinking about SU basketball and all the angles to cover 24/7.
From New York City to San Jose to Washington D.C. and now in Atlanta, it's crazy to think about all the travel in the last month.
It's also hard to think that a month ago Tuesday, the Orange were hammered by Georgetown 61-39.
I remember the week following that game as I prepared to head to New York to cover the Big East Tournament that I was telling my loved ones, and even management here at CNY Central, that I would probably be home by the weekend.
Remember, SU had lost four out of its last five games, including that tough one to Georgetown.
I knew SU had the tools to make a deep run, but we hadn't seen it click just yet.
Then, came that Seton Hall game on the Wednesday of the Big East Tournament. The Pirates raced to an early double digit lead, and that almost seemed like a wake up call. Suddenly, the shots were falling. The defense was stifling.
The Orange was back.
So many people say that it was the Big East Tournament in general that woke SU up, and that's true. More specifically though, it was that moment late in the first half when James Southerland hit a three that SU's destiny for a run into April was sealed.
It seems like ages ago, but the atmosphere at MSG was second-to-none. There was so much surrounding that tournament since it was "the last one" and there was just something in the air. Eventually, of course, Syracuse would run out of steam in the title game against Louisville.
But what will everyone remember from that tournament?
The fact that Syracuse exacted revenge on Georgetown one last time, and the Hoyas spiraled out of the NCAA Tournament losing to Florida Gulf Coast in the first round. I remember seeing the sign "The Rivalry Is Officially Closed." It's a moment I'll never forget.
Even with that Big East Tournament run, the majority of hoops fans didn't have SU in the Final Four. The bracket draw wasn't a gauntlet or anything, just the Final Four seemed so mythical after a 10 year absence.
It was kind of neat to be sent to what is an "exotic" place for Central New Yorkers - San Jose, California - for the first weekend of the dance. It was also my first NCAA Tournament experience in person.
What I'll remember about San Jose was the beautiful weather and palm trees. It was kind of an oasis in the middle of an extended Central New York winter. The food was fantastic and for the first time ever, I was able to catch a glimpse of the mighty Pacific.
I'll remember watching in awe as Syracuse beat Montana 81-34, and I'll remember watching with anger as a local San Jose sportscaster in a brazen fashion proclaimed on TV the next night that he'd bet his paycheck that California would beat Syracuse.
And then, I watched with absolute pleasure as SU's 2-3 zone stymied the Bears and sent Syracuse to the Sweet 16.
Hope no one took him up on that bet.
The flight to and from California was long, but when you're able to come home for even a couple days in between trips it's well worth it.
From there it was off to Washington D.C. with Alex Dunbar. My first feeling when I got into the Verizon Center was how weird it was to see the Georgetown "G" everywhere.
Even the "media shuttle" was an enormous Georgetown Hoyas bus. I actually felt like I shouldn't step foot on it. Please don't hold it against me that I did get on it!
Equally as odd, was seeing John Thompson Jr. (the first coach) watching SU practice on his court. It was there, he surprisingly told me he was pulling for the Orange.
As for the Sweet 16 game, Indiana brought swarms of media and fans alike. All of them were shocked (at least those I saw during the game) when SU dominated the Hoosiers from start to finish.
It was fun to enlighten the Indiana reporter next to our seats that Michael Carter-Williams was most likely going to be a lottery pick and to hear that same person complaining to other media about how "bad" Indiana was playing.
They weren't playing bad. They just ran into a team on a mission.
There are certain times you see magic with a team. It just seems like they can do no wrong. See Florida Gulf Coast in the first two rounds, see Syracuse in 2003. That's what the Orange had in Washington. It was destiny that they made it to the Final Four.
Need proof?
How, then, did a team in Marquette who sees the 2-3 zone every year get utterly baffled by it. How then, did they only muster 39 points?
What I'll take from Washington was watching amazing Orange basketball; the best in years, perhaps. The scene of seeing SU cut down the nets a mere 20 feet away from me was awesome, thereâ??s no other way to describe it. As a lifelong Syracuse resident, that is why I enjoy my job so much. That's why you enjoy covering a team, to see those moments.
Later, as I recorded some reports on the court for â??Weekend In Central New York,â?? the Verizon Center workers were breaking down the arena in preparation for WWE Raw that was scheduled to come in a couple days later. I noticed, as you will if you look at pictures, that bits of the net were still in the rim. The last remnants after the East Region Champion cut down the rest of those nets.
I asked a Verizon Center worker if I could take home one of those loops, since the rim was already on the floor and he agreed without hesitation. Now, I'll always have a keepsake from such a memorable run. Personally, it was memorable because the first NCAA Tournament I covered live saw SU make the Final Four.
But for all of us, because this team showed us something. It showed us, that anything is possible.
Think about the excitement all of us had this week. Buying t-shirts and making arrangements to watch the game somewhere with family and friends. It's a one of a kind experience.
My time in Atlanta isn't done just yet, but it feels like it's been a blur.
It was a completely different feel watching and recording the open practice here as opposed to the first two sites. And of course, getting stuck in traffic for two hours, six hours before a game? Where else can you see that?
Atlanta is a very nice city, and the Georgia Dome is a neat domed venue for basketball, although not as intimate or as awesome as the Carrier Dome.
All the reports of a month on the road are merged into one in my mind. Going completely against what the famous sports reporter Lesley Visser told me on Saturday.
She told me to make a memory and make sure this isn't all a blur from the enormous workload all journalists here in Atlanta have.
It may still be a blur, but I have plenty of memories.
Memories that I'll never forget. Memories that I hope my reports enhanced for all of you in Central New York.


text:
Rob and Helen go to a jumble sale to get a bargain. Rob is looking for some antiques to sell to someone else so that he'll be quids in. Helen's confused by this expression. Find out more with The English We Speak.
The script for this programme
Rob: Hi! I'm Rob. And this is Helen!
Helen: Hello.
Rob: Now come on Helen, we've no time to waste. This jumble sale has nearly finished and we haven't got any bargains yet.
Helen: Yes, all I've bought is an old teddy bear and a hat with a hole in it. A jumble sale is a great place to pick up some second-hand goods but make sure they are things you want! So what are you looking for Rob?
Rob: Some antique pots and vases. Then I can sell it to someone else and I'll be quids in!
Helen: What? Quids in? What a strange saying.
Rob: It means I'll be in profit - or I will have made or saved some money through some kind of financial transaction.
Helen: I like the sound of that. But did you say squids in - like the creature in the sea - a squid?
Rob: No Helen, the word is quids - it's a slang word for pounds. A quid is £1. You might hear people talking about it like this:
- I'm broke so can you lend me a quid to buy a cup of tea - please?
- Come on ladies, who wants these lovely strawberries? Only two quid a box.
Rob: So a quid is a pound and if I am quids in it means I will have made some extra pounds sterling.
Helen: Ah! Why didn't you say? Quids in means you could be rich!
Rob: Possibly. Let's hear some other people who are hoping to be quids in:
- If we complete this deal, we'll be quids in!
- With such a good exchange rate you'll be quids in when you go abroad on holiday.
- I paid £50 for it but sold it for £60 so I'm quids in!
Helen: OK Rob, if we're going to be quids in today we need to get buying things.
Rob: Did I say 'we'? Anyway, look at this old vase - it's only £10. I could clean it up and sell it for £20.
Helen: Sounds fantastic. We really would be quids in then. Come on then let's buy it.
Rob: Right OK, I've got my bargain for today, let's go home.
Helen: Rob watch that step!
Rob: Whoa! Oh no, my vase - it's broken.
Helen: Oh! Do you think you'll be able to get £20 for it now?
Rob: No, I won't even get a penny.
Helen: Rob won't be making a profit on selling his old vase now it's broken. He'll be quids out!
Rob: Sorry, what did you say?
Helen: Is there such an expression as being quids out?
Rob: No there isn't! But there is an expression about being out of pocket.
Helen: Hmm, I think we'll leave that for another day. Come on Rob I'll buy you a drink to cheer you up.
Rob: Thanks Helen. See you next time on The English We Speak. Bye.
Helen: Bye!


text:
Skip to Content - Skip to Navigation
Home > Academics > Colleges > Natural Sciences and Mathematics > Chemistry > Undergraduate Programs > For Current Students > Student Organizations
Department of Chemistry
Gamma Tau Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma at Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Alpha Chi Sigma's purpose is reflected in the Three Objects of the Fraternity.
The Three Objects of Alpha Chi Sigma
For further information, please contact the chapter officers.
Master Alchemist, Breanna Dominguez:
email@example.com Vice Master Alchemist, Benjamin Wadsworth: firstname.lastname@example.com Co-Advisor, Dr. Wendy L. Elcesser: firstname.lastname@example.com Chapter Co-Advisor, Dr. Justin Fair: email@example.com
IT Support Center
Map, Directions,and Parking
Contact Us
Emergency Information
Site Map
Privacy Statement
IUP Athletics
Get schedules,
scores, & more
Follow IUP on Social Media
More IUP Social Media
© 2007–16
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
1011 South Drive, Indiana, Pa. 15705
Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Hotline
Student Complaints
Your campus companion, updated.
Available for
Apple and Android devices.


text:
Reply to comment
HOUK fAMILY
Hi Brett, I saw your posting . I am a decendent of William Houk ,Philip Houk's Son. I've done alot of research on the Houk Family , but I would very muck like to know where the Houk Cottage is located . My Mother lives right off the Elwood Rd. Is it close by? , and is it on the orginal land they owned. Thank you so much for your help . Kathleen Kendrick


text:
Is sale responsible?
February 2, 2014
It would appear that within the next few weeks a new proposal will be submitted for the purchase of the Chautauqua County Home and a fourth vote will be taken by the County Legislature to sell the......
Joshy83:Could not have worded what you wrote any better..
1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
DarkStar:I say hogwash..I have been to visit someone I knew at FP..I seen what goes on there..Its a glorified retirement home at the most..Why did you put her in the CCH in the first place??..Was it a miracle that she could all of sudden walk??..Was it because after 100 days in a nursing home the Nursing home starts digging into the said persons assets??..Were you paying cash at FP??..Of course its cheaper at FP,the quality of care there does not compare to the CCH..What are you going to do if she becomes non-ambulatory?.FP will not keep her.Food?.On one visit,FP gave the person I knew a piece of Totinos pizza.Real nutritious.
1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
DarkStar, Fredonia Place is fine and dandy until your mother cannot walk anymore. You have to be able to walk and feed yourself at FP. If you need a ground or pureed diet you're out. If you need someone to follow you with a wheel chair (just in case) you're out. There's no turning and positioning, no heel cuffs, no floor mats, no bed alarms. The reason it costs a fraction of what the CCH costs is because the residents need a fraction of the care. There are almost twice as many residents in the CCH Alzheimer's unit than at FP's wing. Actually, considering that, the staff-patient ratio is equal at both places. Except that at the CCH you have certified nursing assistants and an LPN and RN present 24/7. Is your mother is doing better at FP she certainly didn't need to be in the CCH(Not saying she wasn't welcome of course! But FP is more like a home environment with the decor and carpeting etc.). It's obviously going to cost less because there are less staff all around and less services.
2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
So when anyone has facts that disagree with you they must be lying?
This actually occurred, and as this was occurring when the CCH was passing out "Save Our Home" signs, and there were frequent articles on the home in the paper so I commented on much of it as it was occurring, although I doubt few, in anyone will remember it.
When we took my mother from the CCH we didn't even think she could walk anymore, but after having her out for a couple days we realized she could, with a walker, but the home simply stuffed her in a wheelchair because it was easier.
She is now happy and healthy at Fredonia Place, although of course her memory continues to get worse. Had she stayed at the CCH I have no doubt that she wouldn't be alive today.
2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
the County Legislature has taken an oath to protect the citizens of Chautauqua County...if that means protecting them from losing $7000 a day then so be it. The home will still be there, the patients will still be there and the employees will still be there, if they pass the drug test and background check.
1 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
nice try in deflecting the question Norman, if CCH is in the habit of giving out personal information on residents(clients) we wonder how professionally it's being run, must be Norman never heard of the PBR
2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Norman, Norman, Norman
2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
name calling, from Norman, we expect that, when he been being a blow hard on knowing all there is to know about how CCH operates, come on Norman answer the question, even if you don't know the answer make one up like you do with most of your posts
2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
rumblefish:Hey dink??..Did you call yet??..
1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
rumblefish:Why dont you call the CCH Medical Records Dept??..Or dont you know how to use a phone??..I will help you out,heres the number..366-6400..
1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Norman: we are still waiting for the number of CCH residents who were at least (10) year county residents before being admitted to CCH, come on Norman, your quick to call others names and say they lie, we also notice lately you have chosen to throw home union reps under the bus, come on Norman which side are you on now
2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
DarkStar:You are a liar.Which magazine did you copy what you wrote?.
0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
The voters spoke very clearly last November and with a resounding voice - SELL!
2 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Another example is it took us almost the entire time my mother was in there to have them stop grinding up her pills, putting them in pudding and giving them to her (always right before a meal.) It took 4 weeks just to get the order changed and another 4 weeks before the nurses actually followed the new order, and it required a threat to go to the management if it wasn't corrected to get them to do so.
This same thing played out over and over on anything we wanted changed, for example to do a swallow test so they would see she could eat solid food.
And all this was with a resident who had at least at least two different family members visit each day, so I have to wonder what hope someone has of getting something done if they only visit one a week or less.
If these issues were limited to certain days or shifts then maybe the problem was a single person, but when it's all shifts and all days it's obvious that the problem is systemic and everyone there is to blame.
3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
And some people need to eat through a straw, but that doesn't mean everyone should have to.
As for not seeing what I see, I bet if you went there right now would find at close to a dozen residents in wheelchairs pushed against the wall by the nurses station with no one around and if you poured 1/4 cup of ketchup on the front of one of these poor soles and then left for 4 hours when you came back you would find them all exactly where they were when you left.
You I know, you say you never saw any such thing but unless the 2.5 months my mother was in there was some bizarre fluke then it's still happening today.
3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
seeing that you know so much about the clientele of the CCH, Norman how many were at least (10) year county residents before admission
4 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
All Nursing Homes Public and Private get a patients assets sooner or later..Private pay residents money eventually runs out.They are not excluded from the inevitable.
The CCH has cut staffing thru the years,retirees have not been replaced,as well as people who quit or transfer out.Even though this has happened the quality of care still remains excellent.I disagree with you,because I have had many family members in the CCH and I have seen nothing as to which you describe.
As far as meals,many residents cant eat a regular diet,it must be mashed or pureed.I seen what is served,and it looked pretty good to me. You complain about low staffing?.Wait till a Private owner takes over,if it indeed does.You will see staffing lower then what you perceive it to be now.
1 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
DarkStar..Fredonia Place is not a skilled nursing facilty..CCH IS..They may provide some of the care you describe,but it pales in comparison to the CCH..CCH provides 24 hour care to these patients..Fredonia Place does not..I have visited there,so you cant tell me anything different.I seen what goes on there and I wasnt too impressed..Fredonia Place is nothing but a glorified retirement home,that prioritizes cash pay applicants.
1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
When I had a family member who needed long term care Absolute accepted after asking what insurance she had, the County Home on the other hand wanted not only her insurance information but a full listing of any and all assets.
At my sister's request we settled on the County Home, and as someone who visited my family member almost every day that she was there, which was just over two months, I have to say I was less then impressed.
The problem wasn't the staff, it was the low staffing numbers and the patient mix.
When you mix patients whose condition requires a great deal of patient care with those that don't, the quiet ones who need little care are simply warehoused because the staff is to busy dealing with patients that need extra care.
Also I was disgusted at what passed for meals there and would expect that for over $8,000 a month that meals wouldn't consist of sandwiches made of various ground up items, or PB&J more days then not.
4 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
rumblefish:saying that the CCH doesn't play favorites on take the "easy" cases first is bull hockey, again we say at the most 1% of true county residents "may" get the chance to go to the home
The CCH accepts anyone who applies,they dont screen easy to care residents.Private Homes do.Its called cherry picking.Also easy to care patients get more reimbursements as compared to hard to care patients.The Home residents are mainly from this County and all this Counties can use it,even from the South County that people keep complaining about.Most people in the South County place their loved ones in the Jamestown area because they dont want to travel 35 miles to see their family member. Well guess what.Should the CCH be sold,people are going to be traveling a lot further then that,when they find out the Private owner wont accept their loved ones!.
2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
"...There are also 44 residents in the Alzheimer unit.Something nearly all private homes dont want to dabble in..."
You mean like Fredonia Place's memory care wing where they care for many Alzheimer and dementia patients for a fraction of what the County Home Charges (approx. $3,600 a month as opposed to $8,000+)
3 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
rumblefish:it not what's your resources to get into CCH, it's who you know, and what "loop holes" can be used to get "special" favors for admittance again we're talking government run and (buddy-buddy) good old boys network.
Where in the h*** did you get that info from?.Thats bull.There are very few private pay patients at the CCH,the rest are mainly County residents,with limited resources,residents who could not stand being at Absolute any more and others that Private Homes rejected.There are also 44 residents in the Alzheimer unit.Something nearly all private homes dont want to dabble in.Plus its hard at times to get into the CCH,because the CCH is at near capacity all the time.
2 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Whether the sale itself is responsible what is responsible is deciding the issue once and for all and then leaving it at that.
Any vote to sell the home, should have a rider that if voted down the issue can not be raised again for at least two years.
Beyond that I have one question for those who wish to maintain private ownership of the CCH. Time and again in these pages I have seen you complaining about County mismanagement of the home, but that being the case, so why exactly do you support allowing such mismanagement to continue?
Will private ownership solve all the home's problems, I doubt it, but what I do know is if the County keeps ownership it will continue to be mismanaged.
2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
saying that the CCH doesn't play favorites on take the "easy" cases first is bull hockey, again we say at the most 1% of true county residents "may" get the chance to go to the home, sadly what the home was established for(poor)who had no other place to go, is not what it used for today to go,
1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
it not what's your resources to get into CCH, it's who you know, and what "loop holes" can be used to get "special" favors for admittance again we're talking government run and (buddy-buddy) good old boys network,
1 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse »
Showing 25 of 71 comments Show More Comments
Post a Comment
You must first login before you can comment.


text:
Godswill AmanzeLatest answers
How fast do you fall asleep?
Do you believe in love?
What scares you?
Chai I figured
lol i thought u posted the answer lol but nah i just couldnt take it lmfao still a free agent
It's been a long time
without u my friend :(
If you could play any musical instrument, what would it be?
piano man


text:
I have numerous small positions in a myriad of oil & gas E&P concerns. The continued and impressive expansion of domestic fossil fuel production driven by fracking technology provides a powerful secular tailwind to this industry. I like the small cap space as it is relatively unfollowed by analysts and some firms are experiencing amazing revenue growth as well. In addition, I think M&A in the space will accelerate as majors enter the fray and they are relatively underrepresented in the shale patch and financing is cheap currently. Here are two small E&P concerns that popped back on my radar again due to reporting good news this week. They both have also had some recent insider buying.
Evolution Petroleum Corporation (NYSEMKT:EPM) produces crude oil and natural gas in the United States. It holds interests in the Delhi Field EOR project located in northeast Louisiana; Giddings Field project located in central Texas; and Lopez Field project located in south Texas
4 reasons EPM is a good speculative growth play at under $10 a share:
- The company reported earnings this week that beat on the bottom line by a penny a share and revenues beat estimates by approximately 8% and were up 32% Y/Y.
- A couple of insiders have been purchasing shares frequently over the last few months. The company was also initiated as a "Buy" at Brean Capital in December.
- Analysts have the company growing revenues by better than 40% in FY2013 and by over 150% in FY2014.
- Investors are getting this significant growth rather cheaply. The stock is selling for less than 12x 2014's projected earnings and consensus earnings estimates for FY2014 have moved up recently.
Matador Resources Company (NYSE:MTDR) is an independent energy company that primarily focuses on oil and natural gas shale plays, and other unconventional resources. Its operations are located primarily in the Eagle Ford shale play in south Texas and the Haynesville shale play in northwest Louisiana and east Texas.
4 reasons MTDR is a solid growth play at under $8 a share:
- The company just reported proved oil reserves of 10.5M barrels comprised 44% of total proved reserves, vs. 12% a year ago, attributable to its ongoing drilling program in the Eagle Ford shale.
- Several insiders purchased new shares in December.
- Revenues are projected to grow over 30% in FY2013 and the stock is selling at just 10% over book value.
- Matador has quadrupled operating cash flow over the last two fiscal years. The stock is priced at around 5x operating cash flow as well.
Disclosure: I am long MTDR. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


text:
Missing woman found near woodsSeptember 23,2013Missing woman
found near woods
ROCHESTER Vermont State Police say a 22-year-old Rochester woman who was reported missing Friday has been found.
Police say Jenny Kobbs walked out of some woods Sunday morning in Braintree near the place where she was last seen.
Officials say Kobbs was screened by an emergency crew with White River Ambulance but refused further medical treatment. She was taken to a state police barracks for additional screening.
Kobbs was reported missing after leaving her parents home. Police say she was last seen around 1:30 a.m. Friday after talking to a neighbor, but had not been heard from since.
At the time of her disappearance, officials said there were no indications of foul play, but they were concerned she may have had a reaction to a prescribed medication.MORE IN This Just InPUTNEY A local women told police someone stole $400 in cash from her car. Full StoryThe Raiders had two goals in a span of about five minutes on Tuesday in upending Middlebury 2-1... Full StoryNORTH CLARENDON Often when a No. 3 seed plays a No. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text: This is Zazzle's Cowhide iPhone cases page, where you can find unique covers for your iPhone SE, 6s, 6s Plus, 6, 6 Plus, 5S and 5C. Our Cowhide iPhone cases, including the new iPhone SE, and other generations of iPhone models can be printed in full colour on lighweight but durable materials. Protect your phone from bumps, scratches and drops with a Cowhide iPhone cover from Zazzle!


text:
I am loading up here. Microsoft has the power to do anything. Do not discount MSFT.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
If you can't see that MSFT is in serious trouble then you aren't in touch with present day reality. They may issue a special dividend (doubt it), and they may hang around a while. They have a lot of cash. But until they actually wake up and, most importantly, catch up, they're in deep trouble. Most of retail that buy MSFT these days (aside from the XBOX, granted), are people that buy in spite of AAPL.
Go ahead and ask you friends with a Windows phone, if any of your friends even have one, what they think of iPhones. Or iPads. Or OSX. Or whatever. They hate them.
Fair enough.
But is that actually enough for MSFT to be viable?
I really doubt it.
in fact, cash shold be more than $70 billions now, since 4th quater is the most profitable of the year, and it was 67$ billions the end of last quater.
effect p/e now is just 5. If Peter Launch looks at MSFT now, I am sure he will say BUY!!!!!!!
But actually does nothing.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Only problem is Ballmer is still at the helm. By the time he is finally quitting MSFT will be trafed in single digits.
fact is, msft eps doubled over the last 5-7 years, and not many companies have done this.
the last time i checked, MSFT made the most money with Office, and they made the end highest amount of money from Servers and Tools, and Widows Divison is the smaest of the three bigest divisions. The first of the two sell much of softwares to governments and corporations , without any need to sell new PCs. So, a little bit slow dow with PC sales is ok if they can successfuly transition to WIn 8, which i believe it can build up over time. Despite heavy critisism, the intalled base for WIn 8 will be almost close to 40-60 millions by the end of this year, in rreal peoples hands, not just sold to OEMs. Again, MSFT is selling WInodws over the internet and in retail stores, without any need for new PC sales. This is how MSFT pushes Windows through every time. every time, some people donot like it, but eventurally MSft will get there.
Stay invested in msft. At an effective p/e of 5, i am gettign the best company in the world for 50% discount.
Agreed, I don't know why the Board doesn't light a fire under Ballmer. Poor acquisitions, late getting into tablets, lack of vision regarding tech market, software gliches with Vista...I could go on and on.....Maybe this company should be broken up...I bought this stock at $32 with the intention of having a stable investment that paid a dividend, so much for that plan. Lucky that I also bought a APR 32 - 25 Put spread as a diaper and sold 31, 30, and 29 Calls. I hope there is a bottom around $25
With a REAL nice dividend - lol.


text:
Who should be the new 'X-Factor' judge (or judges)?
Could Cheryl Cole return?
Next gallery »Best and Worst Commercials of the 2012 Super Bowl
« Previous galleryMeet the 'Amazing Race' Season 20 cast
Rate This Image
Robin Thicke
Music cred: A three-time Grammy winner as a songwriter and producer, the R&B storyteller has sold over 2 million albums on his own and worked with artist such as Lil'Wayne, Jennifer Hudson, Usher and Mary J. Blige.
Why he would be good: He's been around the music industry and Hollywood almost his entire life. He overcame being the son of the dad on "Growing Pains" to become a legitimate and respected R&B singer so he knows what it takes to succeed in a very difficult business. He also inherited his parents charisma which certainly won't hurt on live TV.
Why he could suck: It's hard to see him not being a good judge, but will audiences respect him enough? He might be too bland. And thats likely Cowell's opinion.
Chances: Not great. He just seems like too much of a reach. Maybe something similar 10 years from now? - Gregory Ellwood


text:
I was expanding the horizon and expanding the parameters of my on and off sandwich obsession and found myself at Foumami, an "asian sandwich bar" on Franklin street. I had been thinking that the scallion pancake sandwiches at Mei Mei were the best thing since sliced bread, at least in the asian sandwich arena, but…Read more
Lucky locavore lunch on the Greenway
I'd stayed up late making a week's worth of lunch boxes, each one a work of nutritious bento art, and naturally I left all of them in the fridge at home. How serendipitous, I thought, the Boston Public Market on the Greenway is right next door, I'll just get lunch there! As it turns out, a…Read more
Lunch at the solar breakfast truck
There's just enough uncertainty in the food truck world that catching sight of the telltale profile of your favorite truck as you round the corner can still be a rush. Green Bean Mobile Cafe has an unusual profile because there are solar panels on top of the truck, in this case optimistically yet pointlessly tilted…Read more
Three siblings, one truck, double awesome, local eggs
My tour of Boston City Hall food trucks is winding down. It looks like I won't catch them all in April as I'd planned but it was great to catch up with the estimable Mei Mei team this week and finally sample their signature sandwich, the Double Awesome. I don't know if Mei Mei invented…Read more
Operational Efficiency at Roxy's Grilled Cheese
Two weeks later, I kept my Cheese Weasel Day date with Roxy's Grilled Cheese truck. You know how I like a simple menu: they offered five sandwiches, two add-ons and a single side. What I really wanted was a grilled cheese sandwich made with sharp cheddar, ideally with bacon and avocado, most of the Green…Read more
Compliments all around
Yesterday the good folks at the Compliments food truck seem to have decided it was their duty to dispense compliments to their patrons. It certainly brightened my day. I got "hey, I really like your sunglasses" (they're Warby Parkers, and it's like looking through an Instagram filter all the time!) and the gent behind me…Read more
MMM MMM M&M ribs
I was sorely tempted to return to The Latin Spoon for empanadas on this almost springy Tuesday, but the Quest requires that I visit each truck in turn before repeating. I'd been to M&M Ribs before and enjoyed it, so it was nice to return to a familiar menu. I seem to remember having pulled…Read more
Truckless Tenoch Totally Tackles Tortas
At City Hall Plaza yesterday, there was a different kind of truck, more like a trailer really, offering Mexican sandwiches called tortas. It was Tenoch Movil, the roving branch of Tenoch Mexican restaurant of Medford and Boston. This is my kind of food truck operation. Simple menu, simple pricing, do one thing - tortas, juicy…Read more
Truth in Truckvertising at The Bacon Truck
Another wind-blown lunch at City Hall Plaza. Today, we chose The Bacon Truck. Judging by the line, most people felt there was no other choice, though Green Bean Mobile Cafe (with solar panels, a bit of a joke at City Hall Plaza) and Mediterranean Home Cooking (with burek, more on that next week) looked pretty good.…Read more
Cap'n Marden is a Trucking Codsend
Well, it's not summer, it's barely even spring, but Captain Marden's Cod Squad truck makes the frozen wind tunnel of City Hall Plaza feel just a bit like the beach. I had the crab cake sandwich, a burger-sized crabcake on a "Hazel's Bakery Roll" with fries and fixins for $9. You can almost smell the…Read more
It's National Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day
April showers bring US Grilled Cheese Sandwich Day, Avo and bacon!Read more
Compliments food truck complements the local truck scene and gathers compliments from diners
The 2013 Food Truck Season is in full swing at City Hall Frozen Wind Tunnel Plaza. Yesterday I visited the new (to me) Compliments Food Truck, which is billed (or blackboarded) as "New to Boston" "Kinda Earthy Crunchy" and "Run on Veggie Fuel." The menu was nice and simple, just how I like them, with…Read more


text:
Enter your word and click here to search
Online Spell check, Grammar, and Thesaurus checking
Add Spell Checking to virtually any text box on your web site. Visit www.webspellchecker.net for details.
Enter your text below and click here for spell checking
Spell check of parmesan
Spellweb is your one-stop resource for definitions, synonyms and correct spelling for English words, such as parmesan. On this page you can see how to spell parmesan. Also, for some words, you can find their definitions, list of synonyms, as well as list of common misspellings.
Turn out on a serving- dish, brush with beaten yolk of an egg, sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese, and brown in the oven.- "The Myrtle Reed Cook Book", Myrtle Reed.
I left my brother Francois in the studio of the painter of battle pieces, known as the Parmesan.Simonetti, - "The Memoires of Casanova, Complete The Rare Unabridged London Edition Of 1894, plus An Unpublished Chapter of History, By Arthur Symons", Jacques Casanova de Seingalt.
They are called the Parmesan of England, and weigh from ten to twelve pounds.- "The American Reformed Cattle Doctor", George Dadd.
- parmesean (45%)
- parmasean (18%)
- parmesian (10%)
- parmisan (6%)
- parmeasan (3%)
- parmasian (3%)
- parmason (3%)
- parmaesan (3%)
- parmren (1%)
- paresan (1%)
- parmassane (1%)
- parmison (1%)
- parmasan (1%)
- parmeson (1%)
Misspellings percentages are collected from over 14,913,252 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jul 2012.
Discover what are words like parmesan. Discover what is a synonym for parmesan. Discover what is another word for parmesan. Discover what is an alternative word for parmesan. Discover what are more words for parmesan.


text:
Includes information on how to apply for visitor visas, bridging visas and transit visas and what you can bring into Australia.
Information on how to buy over the internet, import goods by post, and clearing goods.
Information on Australia's refugee and humanitarian programme and ImmiCard.
What to expect at the border and what you can bring into the country.
Information on how to apply for student visas, studying in Australia and bringing family with you.
Information on how to apply for Australian citizenship as well as information for Australian citizens.
What you need to know as an Australian permanent resident or citizen.
Information on how to apply for work visas, licensing and registration requirements.
Use the Visa Finder if you are unsure of which visa is right for you.
Information on ImmiAccount, Migration scams, eMedicals and fees and charges.
Information on how to bring your family or partners to Australia.
Provides an online service to check your visa details and entitlements.
Includes information on how to comply with your obligations.
Cargo Support
Exporting prohibited and restricted goods
Importing prohibited and restricted goods
Tariff classification of goods
Education providers
Employing and sponsoring workers
Migration advice professionals
Panel physicians
Travel for business and events
Advance Passenger Processing (APP) System
Australia's entry requirements
Requirements for aircraft entering Australia
Passenger Movement Charge
Tourist Refund Scheme
Application forms, guidelines for Tariff Concession Orders
Importing Goods
List of Tariff Concession Orders
Tariff Concessions Gazette
Trade and goods compliance
Contracts and tenders
Calendar of events
Committees and fora
Industry Engagement Strategy 2020
Industry Summit
Includes information about the establishment, structure, role and intent of the ABF and the ABF Commissioner.
Contains information about working in the ABF, includes roles, attributes and eligibility requirements for Border Force officers and ABF College.
Includes contact information for general enquiries, cargo support, providing feedback and reporting suspicious behaviour.
Includes information about how and where the ABF works to protect the border across Australia's airports, seaports, maritime jurisdiction and in the community.
Includes a link to the ABF newsroom containing media releases, speeches and other publications.
Information about who we are, our history, our ministers, fact sheets and forms.
Immigration detention is an important part of strong border control and supports Australia's migration system.
Includes the corporate plan, service standards and information about integrity, freedom of information, public information disclosure scheme and chief executive certification for government advertising campaigns.
Operation Sovereign Borders (OSB) is a military-led, border security operation supported and assisted by a wide range of federal government agencies.
Contains News and media resources, links to social media, copies of speeches and presentations, and subscription services.
Contains Annual reports, budget and information, reviews and inquiries relating to research and statistics.
What you need to know about working with us including employment opportunities and information about the Department's Enterprise agreement.
This visa is for people who want to travel to Australia to:
Generally the stay period allowed is up to three months but up to six months may be considered in limited circumstances if supported by a strong business case.
You might be eligible for this visa if you are outside Australia and you:
The Australian Government recommends, subject to approval by the Governor-General, the introduction of reforms to the temporary activity visa framework on 19 November 2016.
Further details about the proposed new
temporary activity visa framework are available.
The Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400) is a temporary visa that lets you enter Australia to:
Generally you can stay in Australia for up to three months where required, but depending on your work or activity a longer period of up to six months may be allowed in limited circumstances.
You must be outside Australia when you apply for this visa and when your application is decided.
You must arrive in Australia within six months of the date the visa is granted.
When lodging your subclass 400 visa application, you will need to allow time for the application to be processed, taking into account the date you are intending to travel to Australia. We may take up to one month for the application to be assessed (sometimes longer if health or character checks are required) or within a shorter timeframe if all the required evidence is provided.
It is recommended that you allow yourself enough time to lodge your application ahead of your intended travel dates. However, it is generally not recommended that you lodge a subclass 400 application more than six months before your intended travel date, as you
must arrive in Australia within six months from the date the visa is granted, otherwise you will need to re-apply.
This visa lets you:
stay in Australia while your visa is valid (generally up to three months, but may allow up to six months in limited circumstances)
We will tell you how many times you can enter Australia on this visa.
This visa has replaced the work entitlements on the following visas:
If you already hold one of these visas, it will still be valid until the expiry date you were given when it was granted.
Generally, you and your family members must have valid passports to be granted this visa.
The visa application charges are listed in
Fees and charges.
You might not need to pay this application charge if you are:
You could have to pay other costs, such as the costs of health assessments and police certificates, or any other certificates or tests. You are responsible for making the necessary arrangements.
This information tells you what you need to do to apply for a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400).
You can apply for this visa if you want to enter Australia to:
To apply, you must be able to show that:
Your work or activity must be non-ongoing. This means that you can finish it in six months or less. Do not make arrangements to stay in Australia any longer than that. You also should not agree to being rotated through a position on a short-term basis as one of a number of overseas workers. Instead, you need to consider a
Temporary Work (Skilled) visa (subclass 457) if the position is ongoing, even if your contract is for less than six months.
You usually cannot work in the entertainment industry on this visa. There is more information in
Working in the entertainment industry.
Your work or activity cannot have an adverse impact on the employment, training opportunities or conditions of employment in Australia.
While you are in Australia, you must be able to support yourself and your family members who come with you to Australia. You might be asked to provide evidence of funds, such as an employment contract, bank statements or a letter from your financial institution stating your financial position. Allowances, accommodation and other assistance from your employer can also be considered when looking at your ability to support yourself.
You cannot study for any course that either:
Generally, you cannot undertake training on this visa. You can apply for the
Training and Research visa (subclass 402) if you want to do workplace-based training.
You should not apply for a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400) to:
You can apply for the
Temporary Work (Entertainment) visa (subclass 420) if you want to come to Australia to do these activities.
You can apply for a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400) to:
You must meet certain
health requirements. The health examinations you need will depend on your personal circumstances, including your period of stay, country of citizenship, time spent in another country during the last five years and your intended activities in Australia. The results of your health examinations are generally valid for 12 months.
You are responsible for all your health costs in Australia. You will not be covered by Australia's national health scheme (Medicare) while you hold this visa unless your country has a
reciprocal health care agreement with Australia.
We recommend that you take out health insurance each time you travel to Australia.
You must meet certain
character requirements. You must be prepared to provide a police certificate from each country you have lived in for 12 months or more during the past 10 years after you turned 16 years of age. Do not arrange for police certificates until we ask you to.
This also applies to all dependent family members in your application who are 16 years of age or older.
You must have no outstanding debts to the Australian Government or have arranged to repay any outstanding debts to the Australian Government before this visa can be granted.
This also applies to all dependent family members in your application who are 18 years of age or older.
You might be asked to provide
biometrics (a scientific form of identification) as part of the application.
Countries and visa subclasses included in the biometrics program has more information.
You can apply for this visa to do short-term, highly specialised, non-ongoing work in Australia if you have specialised skills, knowledge or experience that both:
The visa is not for short-term employment in an ongoing position, nor for undertaking generic skilled duties that can be done by available Australian skilled workers with similar experience and qualifications
Highly specialised work is usually work that either:
Generally, it is expected that the work is completed within three months but in some cases this may be up to six months. If a period of more than three months is required a strong business case must be provided. The business case should provide information on the following:
Generally, a total stay of no more than three months in any 12 month period may be allowed. This can be one visit for three months or numerous visits for short periods over the 12 months. Where the cumulative stay in any 12 month period will exceed three months a strong business case must be provided to explain the further return visits.
You can apply for this visa if you have been invited by an organisation to participate in an event or events on a non-ongoing basis.
The inviting organisation must be both:
You cannot accept any salary, wages or other remuneration for participating in the event, other than:
You can apply for this visa if you are, for example, a sportsperson participating in specific events or touring as part of a sports team, a public lecturer, an artist, an author or a photographer. Examples of the types of events can include conferences, workshops, sporting events, competitions and religious gatherings.
Generally, a total stay of no more than three months in any 12 month period may be allowed. This can mean returning to Australia on numerous occasions for short periods over a 12 month period to participate in events. Where the cumulative stay in any 12 month period will exceed three months you should provide evidence of the entry/registration into the further events.
In very limited circumstances, this visa may be granted because to do so is in Australia's interest. In these cases, the department needs to be satisfied that the activity identified in the visa application is of national significance.
For example, this visa could be granted to emergency workers to come to Australia after a natural disaster.
You can include the following people in your visa application:
These family members must meet the requirements for
including family members in your application. They must provide evidence of their relationship to you. This could include marriage certificates, birth certificates, joint bank accounts and other relevant documents.
Your family members must also be able to show that they meet Australia's
health and
character requirements.
They must also have enough money to support themselves while they are in Australia.
Each family member you want to bring with you must be included in your application for this visa. Your family members will need to lodge their own application for this or another visa if:
Family members wanting to study may consider a Visitor visa or Student visa.
Combining a holiday with your intended work or activity may be allowed if the holiday is of short term duration. You must indicate in the visa application if you intend to combine your work or activity with a holiday as the stay period considered will generally be only for the period that allows you to undertake the work or activity.
Alternatively, you can consider applying for a Visitor visa to have your holiday in Australia. This would mean first applying for the Subclass 400 visa to undertake the work or activity and then a Visitor visa (while in Australia) for your holiday. This is the preferred visa arrangement if you intend to return to Australia throughout a 12 month period to undertake further work or activities.
This information explains what you need to do to apply for a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400). You and anyone included in your application must be outside Australia when the application is lodged and when the visa is decided.
You must arrive in Australia within six months of the date your visa is granted.
When lodging your subclass 400 application, you will need to allow time for the application to be processed, taking into account the date you are intending to travel to Australia. We may take up to one month for the application to be assessed (sometimes longer if health or character checks are required) or within a shorter timeframe if all the required evidence is provided.
You need to provide documents to prove the claims you make in the application. The documents are listed in the
document checklist.
Some of the documents could take some time to obtain. You should have them ready when you lodge your application to reduce any delays in processing.
Apply online: Depending on your circumstances, you might be able to apply online for this visa.
Apply by post or in person: Complete the following form:
Passport holders who are citizens of the countries in the list below are eligible to submit an online application for a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400):
You must provide all relevant documents and pay the visa application charge when you apply.
Contact one of the
immigration offices outside Australia, for information about:
Please refer to
preparing your application, for information on:
After you have lodged the application and documents, we will let you know that we have received your information.
You can track and manage your application using
Note: If you submitted a paper application you can import your application into
We have
service standards related to the time it takes to process applications for this visa.
Your application could take longer if you need character or health checks (including x-rays), if you need to provide more information, or if your application is incomplete.
Applying outside Australia: Do not make arrangements to travel to Australia until you are advised in writing that you have been granted a visa.
You can provide more information to us at any time until a decision is made on the application. If you want to correct information you provided, use:
We could also ask you for more information. You will have to respond by a set date. After that date, we can make a decision about your application using the information that we have.
You might be able to provide additional information, including Form 1023 using
If another person gives us information that could result in you being refused a visa, we will usually give you the opportunity to comment on the information.
You might also be interviewed. If you are asked to attend an interview in person, bring your passport or other identification and any requested documents to the interview.
You must tell us if your circumstances change after you have applied for the visa.
You can use the following forms:
You might be able to update your address and passport details using
Examples of changes you must report include:
You can withdraw the application at any time before we make a decision about it. To do this, send us a letter or email to ask for the withdrawal. Your request must include your full name, date of birth, and the date of your application. If you know it, you should also include the number we gave you when you applied – this could be a file reference number, client ID, or a transaction record number.
Everyone included in the application who is 18 years of age or older must sign the letter of withdrawal or send a separate email.
There are limited circumstances in which the visa application charge can be refunded.
If the visa is granted, we will let you know:
You will not have a visa label placed in your passport.
If the visa is refused, we will send you a letter or email stating why it was refused.
You must provide documents to support your application for this visa.
Use the
Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400) document checklist to make sure your application is complete.
Workers in Australia – including visa holders with permission to work – have rights under Australian workplace law.
Fair Work Ombudsman's Pay and Conditions Tool (PACT) provides information on pay rates, shift calculations, leave arrangements and notice and redundancy entitlements.
See also:
Workplace rights for all visa holders working in Australia
This information is for people who have already been granted a Temporary Work (Short Stay Activity) visa (subclass 400). It explains your rights and obligations.
You can use
Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) for free to check your visa details and entitlements.
This visa can be granted for up to six months if we agree you need to stay for that time. We will tell you how long you can stay in the visa grant notification letter. Your visa will be valid during the stay period you have been granted, which will commence from the date you first enter Australia.
You must arrive in Australia within six months of the date on which the visa is granted.
We will tell you how many times you can enter Australia on this visa.
You and your family must comply with all visa conditions and Australian laws.
You must do only the work or activities that you listed in your visa application. You will need to lodge a new application for this visa if you want to:
You must also:
Your family members cannot work while they are in Australia if they were included in your application for this visa.
If you have a 'No further stay' condition on your visa, you cannot apply for a new visa while you are in Australia, except in extremely limited circumstances. You must leave Australia no later than the date on which your visa ends.
You should tell us if your circumstances change. In particular, you must tell us about changes that occur after your visa is granted but before you travel to Australia.


text:
Album Summary
Notes & Reviews:
"This imaginative and spirited cantata-fantasy in ten scenes is a setting of poems by Carlos Murciano based on the Don Quiote story...Lorenzo Palomo's musical language is in the tradition of Rodrigo and Turina, with vivid orchestra colors and rhythms. This performance is both enlivening and enchanting. The singers are all excellent; Arteta in particular brings a serene spiritual quality to her solo. The chorus and orchestra are up to the challenge, and the recorded sound is first-rate. Each hearing brought new delights. The liner notes supply the composer's description of the work, but texts must be obtained online from Naxos."-American Record GuideNotes & Reviews:
Recording information: Konzerthaus Berlin, Germany (05/15/2006).
ReviewsThere are currently no reviews, be the first one!
Also Purchased
Xavier Montsalvatage: Piano Music, Vol. 1
Alan Hovhaness: Symphonies Nos. 7, 14, 23
Silvestre Revueltas: La Coronela; Itinerarios; Colorines
Vieuxtemps: Fantasia Appassionata; Ballade et Polonaise
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 8
Igor Markevitch: Comp Orch Works, Vol. 5
Anton Rubinstein: Piano Music
Dohnanyi: Variations On Nursery Song; Symphonic Minutes
Rodion Shchedrin: Concertos for Orchestra
Works DetailsPalomo, Lorenzo : Dulcinea, cantata fantasy for 4 voices, chorus & orchestra
- Conductor: Miguel Martin
- Running Time: 56 min. 49 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Form: Cantata/Oratorio
- Written: 2006


text:
This can give you data that will help you choose the right option for you.. As summer heat continues to rise, celine luggage outlet Many celine outlet San Diego residents are noticing that energy prices and celine mini the costs to cool their property are quickly becoming more difficult to afford. Fasten the shingle in place with standard roofing celine shop nails across the celine bags online upper half of the shingle on the printed nail line, Keeping the nails equally spaced about replica celine 12 inches apart.. celine outlet Considering that Dabur Vatika helps hair grow, Is the celine bag shop campaign a mismatch of sorts? Tandon celine phantom outlet answers, "Not at all. Loosely attach the brackets and cross celine outlet store member of the mounting hardware to the frame of your truck. To our knowledge, Such a sharp transition between two distinct kinetic regimes in the irreversible approach of metastable supercooled water to thermodynamic equilibrium has never been reported before. celine mini "This was now our purpose for being in the SS. 6, But celine phantom replica the scheduled hearing on Monday was celine replica postponed. Ozonation eliminates all bacteria, mold, celine handbags outlet Fungi and viruses. In collaboration celine trapeze outlet with researchers led by Professor Benedikt Grothe (Head of the Division of Neurobiology in LMU's Department of Biology II) And a team based at Munich University Medical Center, Drexl has carried out a celine mini luggage tote outlet laboratory study which shows that low frequency sounds, Though virtually imperceptible, Actually have a surprisingly strong effect on sensory cells in the inner ear.. You're going to have to do it again and maybe even a third celine phantom bag replica time to really break through to the celine tote replica drywall, But you want to take it lightly, You don't want to damage your drywall and you don't want to hit anything on the other side. celine shop They also allow the prospective buyer to inspect the house before making replica celine an offer.
Average rating: 4.9