text:
Connected Watch 46MM
Calibre HEUER 01 Automatic Chronograph 45 MM
300MFull Ceramic35 MM
Calibre 17 – Titanium Chronograph 40 Years of Monza Numbered Special Edition 42mm
300MFull ceramic & Gold35 MM
42 MMChronographRONALDO SPECIAL EDITION
Calibre 18Automatic Chronograph39MM
Calibre 6Automatic Watch39MM
The essential sports watch inspired by the aquatic world
The casual sports watch inspired by Formula 1
The legendary timeless watch worn by Steve McQueen
The contemporary sports watch inspired by motor racing
Avant-garde in design, avant-garde in elegance
The premium avant-garde TAG Heuer collection inspired by an unrivalled motor racing heritage
A timeless icon for the modern woman
The Lady's sports timepiece inspired by the aquatic world
The new dress watch for ladies
The iconic square watch dedicated to women
Nuit de la Glisse - Trailer Read more
Step out in style today with the glowing perfection of the #TAGHeuerAquaracerLady. More at: https://t.co/Hk91Us65IC… https://t.co/WlX0PE3h4b
Step out in style today with the glowing perfection of the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Lady. #DontCrackUnderPressure Find out more: http://tag.hr/AquaracerLady-DiamondBlack
Quality and accuracy are the bywords when it comes to Swiss watches and luxury watches. And within this elite universe, TAG Heuer timepieces are in a league all their own. With both innovative design and advanced technology, they go far beyond luxury timepieces or sports watches - they are a class unto themselves.
By combining manual craftsmanship with the best, most advanced technology, TAG Heuer ladies' and men's watches perpetuate a remarkable legacy while encouraging quality and innovation. Entirely modern and eternally refined, a TAG Heuer watch is more than mere aesthet...ics. Its automatic watches possess high frequencies ranging from 21,600 vibrations per hour to up to 360,000 (as with the Calibre 360) - a guarantee of outstanding mechanical precision. A number of its automatic watch movements thus bear the prestigious Official Swiss Chronometer Control (C.O.S.C.) certificate.
Unsurprisingly, TAG Heuer chronograph watches are recognised as the height of Swiss watch precision. The official timekeeper of one of the world's most celebrated races, the Monaco Grand Prix, TAG Heuer is also the partner of Formula 1 automotive manufacture McLaren, in the ultimate pact of speed and timekeeping precision.
TAG Heuer timepieces likewise astound aesthetically: created by expert specialists, these luxury Swiss watches harmoniously combine the best noble materials, such as sinuous calfskin or refined alligator leather, exquisite solid gold or strong stainless steel, at times accenting them with more modern, innovative materials, like high-tech rubber or contemporary fabric. In doing so, TAG Heuer turns preconceived notions of sports watches and luxury watches on their head. Its quality finishes, including fine brushing, black PVD finish and ruthenium treatment, are at once classic yet avant-garde attractive yet practical.
Not to be outdone, its watches for women are the pinnacle of restrained elegance. Most notably, its diamond watches add a trace of womanly sparkle to the famed men's watch models for which TAG Heuer is known: the TAG Heuer Carrera, the Monaco, the Link, the Aquaracer and the TAG Heuer Formula 1. Featuring luxury materials and uncluttered lines, these sophisticated ladies' timepieces perfectly uphold the band's heritage of fine workmanship and impeccable precision that have been its hallmark for more than a century.
Indeed, TAG Heuer timepieces represent more than simple luxury or precision. They symbolise the finest Swiss craftsmanship thrust brazenly into the future. Where dependability meets aesthetics, artistry meets technology, elegance meets the avant-garde: TAG Heuer gives new meaning to luxury watches for men and women.


text:
WVWC students spends summer researching
As the school year ended in May, some students and faculty members were gearing up to begin summer research projects, and the School of Science at West Virginia Wesleyan College has been busy this summer with many such endeavors.
Dr. Bruce Anthony, visiting instructor of chemistry, continued his research on alcohol-induced cell cycle changes in G1-S phase transition in rat neuronal embryonic dorsal root ganglion stem cells. Student researchers were Victoria Moser-Cartagena, a senior biology major from Miami, Fla., and Alexandra Roberts, a senior chemistry major from Bradenton, Fla.
Dr. Kim Bjorgo-Thorne, assistant professor of biology, worked with the Buckhannon River Watershed Association doing background research on Swamp Run Creek near Alton in Upshur County. In conjunction with West Virginia University and the Department of Environmental Protection, Bjorgo-Thorne and student researcher Alyssa Leach, a junior environmental student major from Beverly monitored the water at this location for acid mine drainage from a legacy coal mine. The data collected will be used to help secure funding for a grant to repair the mine drainage.
Dr. Melissa Charlton-Smith, chemical hygiene officer and chemistry lab coordinator and lecturer, researched the adaptation of gas detection tube chemistry to wet analysis of organohalide liquid waste compounds. Due to the associated hazards of organohalides, the waste must be identified and disposed of properly. Charlton-Smith, along with student researcher Donald Paul Mallory, a junior chemical hygiene officer major from Charleston, is in Phase 1 of the ongoing project designed to convert current gas phase air analysis of halogenated hydrocarbons to detection of halogenated hydrocarbons in liquid organic wastes.
Dr. Tracey DeLaney, research assistant professor of physics, has been mapping the three-dimensional structure of the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A. DeLaney, along with student researcher Matt Stadelman, a junior physics major from Fairmont, has been calibrating the radio data from observations carried out last year. When the calibration and mapping is finished, it will be compared to the 3-D polarization structures found when the X-ray images of Cassiopeia A were made with NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory. This research will give new insight into the star remnant's explosion and narrow down which mechanism plays a major role in the explosion of stars.
Dr. Luke Huggins, associate professor of biology and director of the School of Science, and Katharine Lambson, visiting instructor of chemistry, researched how the extraction and isolation of phytoalexins from Centaurea nigrescens exhibit inhibitory action against Staphylococcus aureus. The group was seeking to extract, isolate, purify and identify novel phytoalexins produced by C. nigrescens to serve as lead compounds for development of new antibiotics to treat CA-MRSA. Student researchers were Haven Clay, a senior biology major from Huntington; Notashia Baughman, a junior chemistry major from Fenwick, W.Va.; Patrick C. Milkowski, a sophomore biology major from Erie, Pa.; and Jared Rock, a junior biochemistry major from Buckhannon.
Lambson also worked on several research projects herself this summer. She is in the process of five separate research projects: monitoring three West Virginia terrestrial orchid populations; researching the species and varieties of vascular plants living in the 7.3 hectar Beaver's Meadow in Barbour County; conducting a floristic study of a 48-acre property in southern Upshur County to allow biology students to work with a research project for the required experiential credit for the major; a 5-year monitoring rotation to monitor the populations of a rare orchid on U.S. Forest Service and W.Va. State Park lands; and digitizing and imaging the specimens in the College's George B. Rossbach Herbarium. Lambson had the assistance of two community members with databasing and imaging the Herbarium.
Dr. Bert Popson, professor of physics and engineering, has been conducting investigative research of flowing liquids in order to make improvements to the fluid mechanics labs at the college. Topics include viscosity, water flowing in open channels and pipes, weirs, sluice gates, Bernoulli's principle, pumps and turbines. Travis Hanson, a senior physics and engineering student from Morgantown, has been assisting Popson with research.
Dr. Melanie Sal, assistant professor of biology, worked on the characterization of Putative Shape Determining Genes mreB and mreC in the Lyme Disease Spirochete Borrelia burgadorferi. Sal's goal for the research is to better understand the basis of unique morphology in B. burgadorferi in hopes that the information may lead to new methods for treatment or prevention of Lyme disease. Student researchers were Caleb Judy, a junior biology major from Beverly; Zachery Lonergan, a senior biology major from Elkins; and Jillian Teubert, a senior biology major from Lewisburg.
Dr. Robynn Shannon, assistant professor of biology, has spent her first summer at West Virginia Wesleyan College researching West Virginia plants to add to the college's herbarium, which is already approzimately 30,000 species strong. Shannon is trying to fill in the gaps of the collection from the state, finding which have not been cataloged since 1976 and ones that not been cataloged. She has also been working with zoologist Randy Miller from Baker University in Kansas to collect samples of tardigrades from moss and fungi around the area. Tardigrades are a microscopic species that is relatively new to the state.
Dr. Jeanne Sullivan, associate professor of biology, has continued her study of the behavior and ecology of the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB), particularly in agricultural systems. Her current project examines the sublethal effects of older insecticide residues on the locomotion, feed behavior and reproduction of this invasive bug. She is working with the Buckhannon-Upshur Farmer's Market, whose participants are reporting any invasive species, including the BMSB, to a group of faculty members who distribute information on invasions at the Saturday Farmers Market in Buckhannon. Faculty members who are in the group include Dr. Robynn Shannon, Dr. Kim Bjorgo-Thorne and Sullivan. Sullivan is hoping to determine whether older insecticide residues have enough negative effects on the BMSB to help reduce their population over time. Kris Sarver, a junior environmental science major from Huntington, has helped Sullivan with her research.
The research of Dr. Joseph Wiest, professor of physics, involved creating an improved green tunable Nd: YAG laser. Wiest, along with student researcher Emily Biggs, a junior physics major from Helvetia dissected samples of existing Nd: YAG lasers to carefully study how they worked. Biggs employed a Peltier chip to regulate the temperature of the AlGaAs semiconductor laser. By regulating the temperature with an electronic feedback circuit, a range of energy level transitions within the conduction and valence energy bands were produced.
Additional students were supervised on separate research projects happening during the summer as well. Many of these projects are on-going.
Russell Gillespie, a senior physics major from Lost Creek, is studying the fine-structure of rubidium in the College's laser lab, supported by a SURE grant under the supervision of Dr. Wiest.
Lucas Greza, a senior physics major from Morgantown, is constructing a hypersonic blow-down wind tunnel under the supervision of Dr. Wiest. This research is funded by the West Virginia NASA Space Grant Consortium.
Josh Hiett, a senior physics major from Bloomery, W.Va., and Andrew Knotts, a senior physics major from Martinsburg, are building an electronics package to be launched into Earth's orbit under the supervision of Dr. DeLaney. The project is funded by the West Virginia NASA Space Grant Consortium.
David Rhodes, a senior physics major from Hambleton, W.Va., researched turbine engines under the supervision of Dr. DeLaney. Financial support was provided by a Ledford Grant from the Appalachian College Association.
Matt Spicer, a junior physics major from Bridgeport, and Conor Forrester, a senior physics major from Swanton, Md., are working at the West Virginia Split Rail Corporation, studying environmental protection and new products under the supervision of Dr. Popson. Funding is provided by the Split Rail and the West Virginia NASA Space Grant Consortium.
Colin Winkie, a junior biology major from Bridgeport, researched the potential of amino acid nanoparticles as a form of drug delivery. He was supervised by Bingyun Li of the Department of Orthopedics, School of Medicine at West Virginia University.
Much of the research done by the School of Science is grant-funded research. This summer, Dr. Huggins received a $30,000 grant award from the WV-INBRE project; Dr. Sal received a $29,992 grant from the WV-INBRE project; and Dr. DeLaney received a $5,000 grant from the West Virginia NASA Space Grant Consortium.
For more information about the School of Science at West Virginia Wesleyan College, please contact Dr. Luke Huggins at email@example.com or 304-473-8097, or visit www.wvwc.edu.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
WOODBURY - Newsday is reporting that Tom Suozzi will run for Nassau County executive again.
The Glen Cove Democrat released a statement saying he would restore fiscal responsibility to the county if elected.
Suozzi, who was knocked out of office by current County Executive Ed Mangano, is expected to reveal more tomorrow.


text:
To say Rolf Buchholz is unusual looking is putting it mildly.
The 55-year-old German man holds the world record for most body piercings at 453. He also has horn implants in his forehead and is covered in tattoos.
It may have been a bit too much for Dubai. Although it's known as one of the Middle East's more liberal cities, officials there banned Buchholz from entering Sunday without reason, forcing him to cancel a planned appearance at a local nightclub, The Associated Press reported.
The club said airport officials cited "security concerns." Buchholz told the AP they believed he might have been practicing "black magic."
Airport and immigration officials referred questions to the police, who could not be reached for comment.
Buchholz is an information technology professional from Dortmund, Germany. He got his first piercing about 14 years ago.


text:
The product description on this page is more than a year old and may or may not still be available as described here. Interested FM readers should contact the product manufacturer directly or contact local foodservice distributors to check on its regional availability. Capture the essence of outdoor cooking with grilled MozzKebobs, a garden-fresh take on a favorite recipe from CHURNY COMPANY's Polly-O brand. Fill skewers with zucchini, red pepper, onion, cherry tomatoes and Polly-O Fresh ...
Register to view this Article
WhyRegisterfor FREE?
Registering for Premium Content on Food Management will give youINSTANTaccess to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It'sFREE, easy and quick.


text:
Anna Lappe's New Project: Food MythBusters
Did you know that small farmers grow 70 percent of the world's food?
This statistic from the Real Food Media Project forms the foundation of eco-author Anna Lappe's argument that there's no need to be dependent on industrial agriculture to feed the world. Rather, she says, a network of small-scale, independent farms using sustainable practices can be the solution.
Food superhero Lappe has taken a break from writing books to challenge industrial agriculture in a new webisode series called "Food Mythbusters."
She spoke about the project at the second "official" screening of her first video, "Hunger & Food Security: Do we really need industrial agriculture to feed the world?" at Philadelphia's Academy of Natural
Sciences on Sunday, October 21st. Along with the Academy, local food organizations Farm-to-City and Common Market co-hosted the event.
I was drawn to the event because a few years ago I heard Anna's mom, Francis Moore Lappe, author of Diet for a Small Planet (1971) and widely admired food justice activist, give the keynote speech at a natural products expo. I was hoping Anna had the same charisma, intellect and entrancing energy as her mother. And, for the most part, she did!
The six and a half minute film combined Lappe's narration with high quality animation to explain the differences between the operations of sustainable farms and factory farms.
See it for yourself on the site and let me know what you think. I hope you'll be inspired to get involved and spread the word. At the very least, you'll learn a little more about sustainable agriculture.
In addition to Lappe, Farm-to-City and Common Market spoke about their programs and new additions to their organizations. In the next few months, be on the lookout for the "Delaware Valley Grown" label on produce in your supermarket. This consumer marketing tool will let you know which food is grown locally and sustainably.
In support of local farms,
The Bubbi Project


text:
Soul Eater
Anti-Magic Wavelength - Fierce Attack, the Anger-Filled Genie Hunter?
Episode 45 | TV-14
Crona is forced to make the ultimate sacrifice as the battle against Medusa rages on. If the witch is to be destroyed, and Dr. Stein saved, Maka and Soul must reach rare heights of power.
Dub Expires: 12-27-2013
Official Site: www.funimation.com/shows/soul-eaterHide Details


text:
Man dies after ATV falls into water on Lake Winnebago
Man was traveling across ice at High Cliff State Park Marina
Published On: Jan 20 2013 03:18:03 PM CST
A 42-year-old Sherwood man died after his all-terrain vehicle fell into open water on Lake Winnebago.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported the man spent about an hour under water.
The Calumet County Sheriff's Department said the man was traveling across the ice at High Cliff State Park Marina on Saturday with a companion who was on another machine.
The pair came to some open water. The person on the first ATV crossed the water, but the man on the second machine did not.
His name was not immediately released.
Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Iowa regulator says credit union changes invalid
Iowa regulators say a board and management shake-up at a northern Iowa credit union didn't follow the law or the union's bylaws and so are invalid.
At an annual meeting of the Family Community Credit Union on Saturday in Charles City, members voted to dismiss the board of directors, suspend CEO Dawn Swaningson, reinstate staff members who had quit in protest of their treatment by Swaningson, and appoint a new board and CEO.
But Iowa's superintendent of credit unions, JoAnn Johnson, says those actions were legally invalid.
She wrote the credit union members on Monday that such actions regarding the board had to be put up for a vote of all eligible members of the credit union, not just those who attended the meeting.
Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
A German court has sided with a landlord who kicked out a tenant over a squeaky sex swing.
A man was evicted from his Munich apartment in 2012 after he installed a "very old" chain swing and regularly used it late at night, prompting noise complaints from neighbors, according to The Associated Press.
On Friday the court upheld his eviction, pointing out his rental agreement included a provision calling for tenants to be quiet from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., according to the AP.


text:
Andrea Whitcombe
Representing: GBR
Gender: Female
Athlete Year of Birth: 1971
Athlete Place of Birth: London
Athlete Weight: 50 kg
Athlete Height: 5'4''
Athlete Lives: North Harrow Great Britain
Website: http://www.wiggleblog.com/2007/07/06/gb-elite-triathlete-andrea-whitcombes-exclusive-online-diary/
WTS Ranking: No Ranking
ITU Points List:: No Ranking
Athlete Biography
Before taking up triathlon, Andrea Whitcombe had a sucessful career in Track and Field. She was a silver medallist at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in the 5,000 meters, and she competed in that same event for Great Britain at the 2000 Olympic Games. Whitcombe then decided she needed a change from running and a "new challenge." The Briton first established her position in the sport of triathlon by finishing 6th at the 2003 ITU Queenstown World Championships.
2005 was a tremendous year for Andrea, finishing 5th in the World Cup rankings, 7th in the World Champs, collecting a bronze medal in the World Duathlon Champs and winning a World Cup in Canada. She is currently Britain's top ranked athlete and is hoping 2006 gets even better.
Athlete Sponsors: Asics, Blue Seventy,Giant, PowerBar
Athlete Language: English
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 2001
Athlete Other Sports: running
Athlete Education: \'A\' levels, secretarial foundation
Athlete Hobbies: Tortoises / crosswords
Athlete Children: 3 tortoises
Athlete Sports Hero: Michael Johnson, Kelly Holmes
Athlete Proudest Moment: Walking out onto the track for my race in front of thousands of people at the Olympic Games (Track and Field, Sydney 2000) - Whitcombe narrowly missed competing for GBR in triathlon at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. She was a reserve athlete for the team.
Athlete Injuries: Achilles heel
Athlete Coach: Simon Wilson & Chris Jones (Advisor)


text:
The new MK4 Firetail is arguably the best value Tvan money can buy… if you're quick.+MORE
Discover the best free camps on the Apple Isle.+MORE
When it comes to contemplating life-long learnings, time cures all.+MORE
Waeco has recalled two popular portable compressor fridge/freezer models over a fault which can lead to the products overheating and melting, causing burns.+MORE
Browse, compare and enquire about new camper trailers
Sorry, map view is not available right now. Please search by seller location to enable map view.
The item you are attemping to add to compare is a different subtype to the items(s) in your list.
Only items of the same subtype may be compared.


text:
view full screen
Black Embellished Tank
Style: 570080479
Out of Stock
BYOB! Hand-stitched bugle beads and sequins bring their own bling to a soft tank with ruched waist. 95% Rayon, 5% Spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
- Contour stretch fit
- Satin-trimmed neckline. Side-shirred waist.
- Hits at mid-hip (25" from shoulder).
Read more… Read less…


text: This is a simple but powerful trick that even I didn't learn until 8 years into my makeup career! I've shown you how to wet the brush for a more intense eye shadow in our Wet Shadow Video Tutorial, but now I'm suggesting if you want a really strong drawn-on retro brow with sharp edges, try dampening your brow brush before dipping it into the shadow. Here's how: (more…)


text:
Rooms in Center Lisbon
Anzahl von Gästen2
Größe15 m²
- Familien- / Kinderfreundlich
- Küche
- Waschmaschine / Trockner
- Rauchen gestattet
- Whirlpool
- Internet/WLAN
- Handtücher
Über diese Unterkunft
|Rua Nova do Desterro, 1150 Lisbon, Portugal
|Privates Zimmer
|In wenigen Stunden
|Kalender aktualisiert
This beautiful room has a king size double bed and lots of space for you to keep your clothes. Has a full size mirror and a sunny window. The apartment has a complete kitchen with a closed balcony (the smoking lounge), a large living, 3 rooms and 1 full bathroom plus one for service only. The entire house is equipped with central heating.
Next door, you have typical restaurants with Fado, where you can enjoy the best grilled fish. We cook special vegetarian meals too! Or, if you prefer, you can shop in the local groceries and cook a nice meal at home.
All around transports (metro, bus, train, boats, bikes and typical "Streetcar"). Located 10 minutes from the airport by taxi or 15 minutes by metro (Martim Moniz station). Very Beautiful zone with a lot of life around, day and night! This is the best place to stay if you came in holiday!
Smoking Lounge on the balcony!
There are no specific rules!
Live in our house as if it were your home!
Your home away from home :)
|Preis pro Woche für bis zu 2 Gäste
|Preis für zusätzliche Gäste > 2
|CHF 11 Extra pro Gast/Nacht
|Check-in ab
|Check-in vor
|Nach Vereinbarung
|Check-out vor
Bewertungen für andere Unterkünfte dieses Gastgebers
I stayed almost one week in this appartment and it was super!
The appartment itself are small but functional and really tidy. It is suitable for one or maybe two persons. It is situated in a very nice place of the town close to the city center but in a very quiet street without any trafic.
I can sincerely recommend this appartment.
Kind regards Lena
I couldn't meet Cristina, but Carlos was very friendly and nice person. The room was clean and comfortable. The same with the rest of the home. Good experience in Lisbon for me ;)
good guy. nice kitchen with some leftovers;)he opened the door for my friend in the early morning when i was wasted in bed....which is obviously not a matter of course.cheers carlos.greets from leverkusen
Nice and really tidy and clean flat with 2 bathrooms. Big kitchen with all equipment is cool. our room was just a bit small but it's okay. Owner is really nice and kind. I can recommend it.
nice and cosy apartment. Very close to the center. Recommendable.
It has been a while, but still: Great flat in a very nice spot in the city - you can get anywhere very fast. We never met Claudia, but her room-mate Carlos was a wonderful and very helpfull host. We really enjoyed our stay.
When we booked the room Claudia immediately left us a message and explained how to get to there,... She was really considerate in her communication so we felt welcome at the house. The room was small but clean and cosy. Carlos, Claudia's flatmate gave us some excellent advice about local restaurants. Nice stay!
Excellent apartments! Beautiful, clean and in the center! Thank you Claudia, Rui & Carlos for your hospitality! I am pleased to come back again and recommend to friends! Maria and Julia, St. Petersburg
The apartment is OK, very simple but clean enough. The position in the heart of Lisbon is amazing. Very close to the castle and the city center and there are a lot of pub and small restaurant all around.
We had a perfect stay in this flat! Ir's quite claean and we could use everything in the flat which is very well situated in the city centre. Carlos, the flatmate of Cláudia and Rui, is also a very helpful and gentle person and gave us good tips about Lissabon! Whenever we plan to come back to Lissabon, we would stay in this flat again! :)
- Die Qualität der Unterkunft ist geprüft
- Jeder Gastgeber wird telefonisch verifiziert
- Sichere Bezahlung mit SSL-Verschlüsselung


text:
Fort Collins' documented crazy trip
- published_in
- The Eye
The 10-part series, airing at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays, follows both sides of the MMJ dispensary debate and Fort Collins' decision to ban them or not.
Keep an eye out for former Fort Collins mayor Ray Martinez who proposed the ban, which went to a vote as Proposition 300.
How did the vote turn out? Well, you'll just have to tune in and find out.
Oh. Right. Sometimes, the space-time continuum really should come with a spoiler alert.
Well, still tune in anyway – the probability of seeing someone you know could be pretty high no matter which side of the debate they happen to fall.
Something else The Eye spotted: a job posting from the State of Colorado Department of Revenue seeking a criminal investigator for its Medical Marijuana Enforcement Decision in Fort Collins. Position requires, among other things, certification as a peace officer and submitting to random drug tests.
Seeing as how Fort Collins passed Prop. 300 by a 52 percent margin, this position is probably about making sure MMJ dispensaries stay stubbed out.
The application deadline closed Feb. 21.
Want to see more? Login or Subscribe.


text: Summer is here and school is out. I am a half time Kindergarten Teacher so I was only gone from my son from 8-12. He would get one bottle of ebm every day. Now that I am home all the time, he does not want my boob at that time. He turns away, bites it, and just refuses to eat. He has done this more every day since last Monday. Today is really hot and I offered him bm from me 3 times since his successful morning feed at 6am. He has not been willing to eat at all. I finally gave him water because it is so hot. He also ate more solids but he won't eat from me? Is this because it is different then what he is used to? Is he having a nursing strike? How do I assist the strike to end? Help please.


text:
As I mentioned here a few months back, Helen of Vegtastic! and I will be presenting a class at the inaugural Vida Vegan Tech Seminar Series (a part of Vida Vegan Con) happening Saturday, Nov. 3 at the beautiful downtown Seattle library. And we're quite pumped about it.
Our class is titled "Next-Level Social Media." We'll discuss how to cultivate your blog's identity, to establish community, and we'll breakdown a few emerging networks and give advice on how to stay on top of social media trends and decide whether or not they're best for you and your blog. We're also allotting a good amount of Q&A time.
This is the stuff I LOVE to talk about, geek out on and constantly learn more about. Helen and I are excited to present, and I think that all of the panels will be incredibly valuable. Check out the rundown of all the classes. Together, they all dive deeper into advanced aspects of social media and blogging, and will equip attendees with skills that can immediately be integrated into their blogs.
I am personally amped for the podcasting and video classes, as those are two things I want to delve into more in the future.
The class size is limited to 50 people, which is great in terms of everyone who registers being guaranteed a seat and having it feel more like a class and less like a con. But that also means that this event is going to sell out fast and if you're not quick, you might be the left behind in a cloud of Myspace and Friendster dust.
The Vida Vegan Tech Seminar Series planners and I don't want that to happen to you, and they generously gave me a ticket to give away to one lucky reader! Digital media is up there with veganism on my list of things I'm impassioned about and I know Helen feels the exact same way. We'd love to have a reader attend the seminar to learn more about these topics, and this is a way that you can attend (and get a delicious lunch from Veggie Grill!) for free.
To enter the contest, leave a comment below about the one tech-related topic you'd like to learn about most at the Tech Seminar Series. It could be ours (flattery will get you everywhere…but won't guarantee your win) or maybe you too want to podcast one day. Or maybe you really want to learn some CSS. Whatever it is, let me know! I'll pick a comment number at random on Wednesday, September 26th at noon, PST, and that individual will be the winner. I'll also email you, in case you're actually eating lunch or something. Non-vegans and non-Seattleites are also eligible to enter, too.
I hope to see you many of you there!
PS: Helen is also giving away a ticket to the Tech Seminar Series on her blog. Hop on over and enter there to double your chances of winning!


text:
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/50130
- Title
- Malcolm Fraser: the political memoirs
- Author(s)
- Fraser, Malcolm; Simons, Margaret
- Abstract
- Malcolm Fraser is one of the least known, most interesting and possibly most misunderstood of Australia's Prime Ministers. In this part memoir and part authorised biography, Fraser at the age of 79 years explains himself and his record in government for the first time, speaking from his experience to the present and the future. Written in collaboration with journalist Margaret Simons, the book traces the story of a shy boy who was raised to be seen and not heard, yet grew to become one of the most persistent, insistent and controversial political voices of our times. From the Vietnam War to the Dismissal and his years as Prime Minister, through to his many disputes with the Howard Government, Fraser emerges as an enduring liberal, constantly reinterpreting core values to meet the needs of changing times.
- Publication type
- Book
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology
- Publication year
- 2010
- Keyword(s)
- 20th century history; Australia; Biography; Conservative government; Federal government; Fraser, Malcolm (1930-); Interviews; Leadership; Politicians; Politics; Prime ministers
- Publisher
- Melbourne University Publishing
- 9780522855791, 0522855792
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Text copyright © Malcolm Fraser and Margaret Simons, 2010. Design and typography copyright © Melbourne University Publishing Limited, 2010.
- Additional information
- This book won the 2011 NSW Premier's Literary Awards Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-Fiction and Book of the Year.
- Peer reviewed


text:
PRINCESS ANNE, MD-(Feb. 28, 2012)-Celebrity guests appearing March 3 at the 2012 University of Maryland Eastern Shore Gala, "Lights, Camera, Action!" will receive honorary degrees.
"We are honored to present such deserving recipients honorary degrees recognizing their accomplishments and service to the community," Dr. Mortimer Neufville, UMES' interim president, said.
Tippi Hedren, known for her role in Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds," will be awarded the Honorary Doctor of Public Service for her long-time commitment to humanitarian, environmental and animal conservation causes.
Hedren volunteered to set up relief programs following natural disasters and war as the international relief coordinator for Food for the Hungry. She lobbied Congress on behalf of Asian refugees, earning her the B'Hai Faith Humanitarian Award. The Celebrity Outreach Foundation has commended her for her charitable work with the American Heart Association, the March of Dimes, Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, International Orphans and several AIDS organizations.
Hedren is a leading voice speaking out against cruelly to animals and has been honored with many awards. She is founder of The Roar Foundation and resides at Shambala, a big cat compound for cast-offs from private owners, zoos and circuses.
S. Epatha Merkerson, Larry King, Billy Davis Jr., and Marilyn McCoo are to receive the Doctor of Humane Letters.
Merkerson has won acclaim for her work in television, film and theater. Her portrayal of Lt. Anita Van Buren on the NBC series, "Law and Order," earned her nine SAG Award nominations, two NAACP Image awards and an NAACP Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress. Her character was the longest-running African-American character in TV history. Merkerson also received Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG and NAACP awards for her role in the HBO film, "Lackawanna Blues."
A Tony Award nominee, Merkerson teaches theater at New York College and mentors theater students at other schools. She is an advocate for lung cancer research and served as a board member for the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids.
King, of CNN's "Larry King Live" fame, is a broadcaster of 50 years and member of the National Radio Hall of Fame and Broadcaster's Hall of Fame. King received the Peabody Award for Excellence in broadcasting and won 10 Cable ACE awards for Best Interviewer and for Best Talk Show Series.
Proceeds from his books, speaking engagements and fundraising efforts support the Larry King Cardiac Foundation, which he established in 1988. The Foundation underwrites life-saving medical treatment for those who would otherwise be unable to receive care due to limited means or no insurance.
Davis and McCoo, seven-time Grammy winners, were lead singers of late 1960s and early 70s group, "The 5th Dimension." In an eight-year span, they had 30 songs on the pop charts, including, "Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In," "Up Up And Away," and "Wedding Bell Blues." The two left the group after a decade and established themselves as a duo. Their first chart-topping hit, "You Don't Have to Be A Star," earned them a Grammy for Best R&B Vocal Performance by a Duo. McCoo was the first to record "Saving All My Love for You," later sung by Whitney Houston. They went on to host their own show on CBS and had solo careers as well.
The honorary degrees will be awarded March 3 at a private ceremony prior to the Gala. VIP ticket holders can attend.
Proceeds from the Gala benefit the Gala Endowment Fund for student scholarships.
Gail Stephens, assistant director, UMES Office of Public Relations, 410-651-7580, email@example.com.
Bill Robinson, director, UMES Office of Public Relations, 410-621-2355, email@example.com.


text:
A man indicted by a federal grand jury on seven counts of wire fraud relating to an investment scheme he allegedly operated on Kauai was arrested Tuesday morning at the Honolulu International Airport, according to the FBI.
Peter Heckmann, 63, apparently became aware of imminent criminal charges and left Hawaii prior to his indictment in July 2007.
In 2010, the FBI found Heckmann on the Indonesian island of Bali where he was operating a recording studio and a record label, but was not captured at the time.
On Jan. 14, the FBI launched a social media campaign designed to attract international interest in the manhunt.
The FBI made contact with Heckmann via email urging a peaceful surrender. A dialogue between the FBI and the fugitive culminated in Heckmann voluntarily traveling to Honolulu to surrender at the airport at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Heckmann was transported to the U.S. District Courthouse in Honolulu where he was scheduled to have an initial court appearance later in the day.
The statutory maximum penalty for wire fraud is 20 years in prison per count.


text:
The semi finals draw for the BARLA Xamax National Youth and Junior Cups was made at Eastlands, Skirlaugh and BARLA were honoured have England RL supremo Steve McNamara on had to make the draw.
Commenting on the BARLA competitions Steve McNamara said, "I feel really privileged to be asked down to my amateur club Skirlaugh to make the draw for the semi finals of the BARLA Xamax youth and junior cups. It's a tremendous competition which makes exciting times for the amateur clubs. The competition has seen hundreds if not thousands of today's professionals play over the years and hopefully we will see many of the game's future stars in the competition in years to come."
A couple of ties are yet to be decided with the under 18's game Orrell St James v Wigan St Judes being called to a halt after a serious injury. This game is set to be replayed on Wednesday 10th April.
Quarter finals 7th April
Under 14's
Orrell St James 14 - 14 Hunslet Warriors
Oulton Invaders 30 - 10 Wath Brow Hornets
Stanningley 22 - 28 Castleford Panthers
Skirlaugh 16 - 20 Wigan St Patricks
Under 16's
East Hull 30 - 4 Drighlington
Ince Rose Bridge 8 - 36 Dewsbury Celtic
Milford Marlins 26 - 22 Wigan St Judes
Stanningley 24 - 16 Stanley Rangers
Under 18's
Ince Rose Bridge v Thatto Heath Crusaders
Leigh East 48 - 10 Hindley
Orrell St James 12 - 22 Wigan St Judes
Wigan St Patricks 40 - 12 Featherstone Lions
Semi finals Sunday 21st April
Under 14's
Orrell St James/Hunslet Warriors v Oulton Invaders
Castleford Panthers v Wigan St Patricks
Under 16's
East Hull/Drighlington v Dewsbury Celtic
Stanningley v Milford Marlins
Under 18's
Thatto Heath Crusaders v Orrell St James/Wigan St Judes
Leigh East v Wigan St Patricks
Roger Fagge


text:
V.20 No.10 |
Alibi Flickr Photo of the Day
By Tom Nayder [ Tue Mar 15 2011 1:29 PM ]
Posted to Alibi's Flickr photo pool by our friend lau.sonrisa.
NEWSLETTERS Great Alibi stories, events and deals delivered to your inbox each week. No fooling!
Today's Events
Stargazing Night at Sandia Mountain Natural History Center
Peer through telescopes at the dark winter sky. Learn about stars, constellations and other night sky objects with astronomers from the Albuquerque Astronomical Society.
Khalisol • hip-hop • Nick Bliss • Sunny Black • Emoi Boize at Burts Tiki Lounge
Twentieth Annual Nutcracker on the Rocks at Keshet Center for the ArtsMore Recommended Events ››
home | feature | news | film | music | art | food | classifieds | personals | staff | lo-fi | search
© 1996-2016 Weekly Alibi email@example.com
View mobile version


text:
6 April 2007
GSA Release No. 07-14
Boulder, Colorado, USA - Approximately 600 geoscientists will gather 11-13 April for the 41st annual meetings of the North-Central and South-Central Sections of the Geological Society of America. Their joint meeting takes place at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS. Hosting the meeting are geoscientists from the Kansas Geological Survey and the University of Kansas departments of Geology and Geography.
Journalists are invited to attend sessions of interest, interview scientists, and visit the exhibit area. Information on complimentary media registration and procedures for arranging onsite and telephone interviews during the meeting are provided below.
Roger L. Kaesler - Scientist and Editor: His Contributions to Paleontology through Research and the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology
Thursday, 12 April, 1:20-5:00 p.m., Kansas Union, Woodruff Auditorium
This session honors Roger Kaesler of the University of Kansas and his legacy in the science of paleontology. Talks address his research, his influence on students, and his contributions as editor of the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology.
> View session abstracts
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: James Kirkland, Utah state paleontologist, will discuss evolutionary patterns and Asian-North American connections during the early Cretaceous period in "Utah's Early Cretaceous Dinosaur Assemblages: The China Connection." The keynote address takes place Thursday evening, 12 April, 6:00 p.m., in the KU Museum of Natural History.
Neogene Depositional Environments, Paleoclimatology and Stratigraphic Architecture of the Succession Forming the High Plain Aquifer
Friday, 13 April, 8:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m., Kansas Union, Jayhawk Room
This session addresses formation and management of the High Plains Aquifer, an important regional ground water resource. In a talk titled "Doomed Reservoirs on the High Plains? Climate Change and Groundwater Mining Lead to Profoundly Inefficient Surface Water Storage" (11:25 a.m.) Tom Brikowski, University of Texas at Dallas, focuses on a number of Kansas reservoirs with evaporation rates of 50% or more and future possibilities for subsurface storage of water.
> View session schedule and abstracts
> View Brikowski abstract
Mysteries and controversies regarding the first people in the High Plains are the subjects of a talk Friday afternoon, 2:40 p.m., Kansas Union, Alderson Auditorium. "The Unsatisfied Quest for the First Americans: A Great Plains Perspective," presented by anthropologist Jack Hofman, University of Kansas, outlines current evidence and future research directions.
> View abstract
To view the complete technical program visit http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2007SC/finalprogram/
Eligibility for media registration is as follows:
Journalists and PIOs must pay for any short courses or field trips in which they wish to participate.
Representatives of the business side of news media, publishing houses, and for-profit corporations must register at the main registration desk and pay the appropriate fees.
Complimentary meeting registration covers attendance at all technical sessions and access to the exhibit hall. Media must pay regular fees for paid luncheons, field trips, etc.
Media representatives may register onsite at in the Parlors Room on the 5th floor of the Kansas Union except for Tuesday evening, when it will be located in the lobby on the 4th floor. Registration will be open Tuesday, 10 April, 4:30-7:30 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday, 11-12 April, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., and Friday, 13 April, 7:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. All media registrants will receive a name badge and the program/abstract book upon arrival. Journalists who wish to pre-register may contact Ann Cairns, GSA Director of Communications, at 303-357-1056 or
Media registrants may arrange on-site interviews after attending the session in which the talk is given or by leaving a note at the GSA Registration Desk requesting an interview before or after the talk. Beginning Wednesday, 11 April, interested media unable to attend may telephone the GSA Registration Desk at +1-785-864-4643 and leave a message requesting a callback from the speaker.
For additional information before 11 April, contact Ann Cairns. During the meeting, 11-13 April, contact the GSA Registration Desk at +1-785-864-4643.
Home Page | Privacy | Contact Us
© The Geological Society of America, Inc.


text:
The Gold Card provides free general admission to all Goliad ISD sponsored activities. Cards do not have an expiration date and may be used from year to year as long as the card holder meets the following qualifying criteria:
• Must be a resident of Goliad County and; must be age 65 or older or be an active member of the Goliad Retired Personnel Association or be an active member of the military.
Gold Cards may be picked up from the Goliad ISD administration office at 161 N. Welch St. For additional information, call 645-3259, ext. 175.


text:
Empower Educators. Inspire Learning.™
Home > Textbooks & Workbooks
Make sure you have the textbooks and workbooks you need for the next school year; order now while popular titles are still available. Follett offers a variety of new and used materials for elementary school, middle school, high school, and more. Order your materials now to avoid paying higher publisher prices later. Schools nationwide are using the money they save by ordering from Follett to offset budget cuts and make the most of available budget dollars. Save up to 75% OFF publisher prices.
There are two ways to explore our full selection of materials: By searching or by browsing our catalog. Use the search function to find titles by ISBN, keyword, or subject, and order them online. Our eCatalog provides a listing of titles that can be ordered through traditional mail order or online. Both options allow educators to order textbooks, workbooks, teacher's editions, supplies and more.
Learn more about our textbook services and offerings:


text:
BEST ENTRANCE: Use Entrance "H" South of Bank of America on the East Side
LOCATION IN MALL: North End of Mall
Call (206) 417-4853 |
Get Driving Directions |
View Deals | View Store on Mall Map
More stores to consider
ISO/Dead Sea
Old Navy
Stephanie Sterjovski recently traveled to Reykjavik for a week-long Icelandic adventure with her hubs. It's always tricky when packing for outdoor sightseeing in rainy, wintry temps — but thankfully she had two of our most stylish (and practical) coats in tow ;-)
Click thru to see how she does sightseeing style!
One coat or two: http://oldnvy.me/2gpe9Yz
Read More
Swing by your Old Navy tmrw for a big, lawls surprise that ya can't miss. It's a pull-out-your-camera-i-gotta-recor… https://t.co/ydl6453Nhj/p>
Two words: PUPPY SLEIGH ??
We brought the holiday happy to our friends at Who What Wear this week with a bunch of puppies and custom monogramming of our Jingle Jammies. Click thru for more fun pics of our office visit!
Here at Old Navy, we're pretty obsessed with all things comfort plus cuteness. Consider these PJs our gold standard.
Shop Jingle Jammies: http://oldnvy.me/2gG65iC
We're all smiles over being named one of @GPTW_US @FortuneMagazine's #BestWorkplaces for Diversity ??: https://t.co/qD2OOIqxJk/p>
In the wise words of Benjamin Barry, "Ladies, frost yourselves." ???
Shop the sparkle: http://oldnvy.me/2geBRmq
Last call for up to 50% off pants, tops & dresses, the sale ends tomorrow! #happyistrending https://t.co/WQr3qLW1qT https://t.co/i2Cbb1tuMk/p>
HappyTip: Heel lift=mood lift. Gorgeous heels boost confidence by 3000%. It's a scientific fact…ish… https://t.co/aPQEc5ZXap/p>
Head-turning holiday outfits to make everyone else at the party *so* jeals.
Ready.Set.Party: http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
For Giving Tuesday, celeb style wizards Nicole Richie & Rachel Zoe designed this beyond-adorbs polar bear towel for us, and we're donating 100% of the proceeds to one of our favorite organizations, Baby2Baby
Baby2Baby provides low-income kids with diapers, clothing & other essentials that every kiddo deserves.
Grab your towel now: http://oldnvy.me/2gtqF5F
Visit baby2baby.org to learn more!
Don't let the turkey win.
EVERYTHING + ALL performance active is 40% OFF, right now. #bestcyberweekend
fight back, get fit: http://oldnvy.me/2gjSQEx
Patterns that play together, slay together. See how Beauticurve breaks down mixing & matching prints, no problem.
Clicky clicky: http://oldnvy.me/2f53SjE
Cella Jane and her mini me are just blowing our minds with their exponential cuteness in our matching parkas.
Click through for her visual playbook on how to layer up and twin at the same time with your little, and shop below for these parkas and other closet hits in mini form.
Mini me magic: http://oldnvy.me/2fgzgLy
The wait is over. Take 50% OFF everything-ish online and 50% OFF everything in-store.
TGI Black Friday: http://oldnvy.me/2g22wq9
TODAY ? Plaids for you, you and you! ?? Just one of the things in our 50% OFF everything-ish sale ??… https://t.co/v8peslpHAW/p>
#HappyThanksgiving lovelies, from our family to yours! And in case you need soft & cozy post-turkey things...… https://t.co/MKykP7EVwd/p>
Now through Black Friday: Score $100K EVERY DAY + thousands of other next-level prizes with partners like Coca Cola and Chipotle in Old Navy stores — It's all part of our Instant Happy scratch-and-win contest. Stranger Things star/rapper extraordinaire Gaten Matarazzo has the scoop…& the rhymes.
More deets: http://oldnvy.me/2g22wq9
Now through Black Friday: Score $100K EVERY DAY + thousands of other next-level prizes with partners like Coca Cola and Chipotle in Old Navy stores — It's all part of our Instant Happy scratch-and-win contest. Stranger Things star/rapper extraordinaire Gaten Matarazzo has the scoop…& the rhymes.
More deets: http://oldnvy.me/2g22wq9
For 48hrs only — take 50% OFF all outerwear & long-sleeve tees for the fam. https://t.co/l0eRiTLXy2 https://t.co/V4pVlWXMqe/p>
Damsel In Dior schools us on how to mix plaids & dress chic for the chill.
"I get this wild rush every time I visit OldNavy.com, especially in the fall, because I always find favorites that end up sticking in my closets for seasons upon seasons."
In the market for your next pair of HG jeans? Right now, ALL jeans — for every family member— are 50% OFF.
Ends tonight! http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
An in-store special: veterans get an extra 10% off your purchase today ??
Shop red, white, blue: http://oldnvy.me/2fh4DCV
Instantly wearable presents FTW . Shop the Christmas morning uniform: https://t.co/F8cIKV58Rh https://t.co/hHoN0dAV9k/p>
When you go Christmas shopping for the fam but end up getting yourself a whole new look ?? Gal Meets Glam gets it.
Click through to see the items she couldn't pass on.
Old Navy's cover photo
Got holiday parties? Our girl @MeghanRienks is back, showing you how to wear 1 jumpsuit, 3 ways. All that's left to… https://t.co/6ccjVnmL9Q/p>
Nobody bundles like baby. See how these cuties stay warm through the snuggliest months of the year.
? Shop mini-me:http://oldnvy.me/2fgQSXM
Ladies, frost yourselves ??? Shop the sparkle: https://t.co/WPR7Zux5RJ https://t.co/UP3z88LdMv/p>
If you normally default to a gift card for your dad, brother, beau, best friend and/or any other important guy in your life, this is a *must read.*
Sequins & Stripes got her dapper dude Dave to spill on his favorites from Old Navy — so consider this your holiday cheat sheet for all the men in your life.
Shop guy gifts: http://oldnvy.me/2gOE7lm
Holiday parties call for party pants. Good thing they're up to 50% OFF right now. Get this party started:… https://t.co/sEhw1wBkVQ/p>
Holiday parties call for party pants.
Good thing they're up to 50% OFF right now ;)
Get this party started: http://oldnvy.me/2gerNJz
"Girls" star Allison Williams has the right idea! Get your booty in a cab bc we've extended Black Friday in stores… https://t.co/OmfAQUEbJL/p>
Hey Amy Schumer — winning $100K is easy, peasy. Just swing by stores for your shot at the big bucks (& other crazy-good prizes).
Oh, & btw — everything in store & everything-ish online is 50% OFF right now.
TGI Black Friday: http://oldnvy.me/2g22wq9
Double dapper for both of your turkeys at this year's big dinner.
Get them prepped: http://oldnvy.me/2fmivLv
Double dapper ?? Get both of your turkeys prepped for the big dinner: https://t.co/uFAEXning4 https://t.co/kfQ4HdYMvt/p>
Welcome to the fam jam!
Just for today, take 50% OFF ALL jammies & sleep things — for every member of your pajama party.
ENDS TONIGHT: http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
This is not a drill ?? 40% OFF everything in stores + a chance to win $100k & other awesome prices:… https://t.co/EAAjvWUiF0/p>
Not just cool — these booties have a soft fuzzy lining to keep all his piggies nice and toasty ?? … https://t.co/WUHQ2wTwYq/p>
Let's get ready to bundle!!! Shop winter mvps: https://t.co/1ykLqx2UyH https://t.co/HYt23olEN6/p>
Weekend-ing? You might need a layer (or two, or three). Speaking of layers: take 50% OFF all outerwear, sweaters, hats, gloves and scarves.
Click quick, deal ends TODAY: http://oldnvy.me/2g0ejF7
????Speaking of layers, it's 50% OFF allllll of them ???? https://t.co/goUgn5ByFm https://t.co/n1sVxGdNdT/p>
Veterans get an extra 10% off your purchase today, in-store only ?? https://t.co/h4OjpuSprI https://t.co/UHV6IvdxDj/p>
Gotta maintain those assets ???? P.S. Old Navy Active makes the *best* gift for your best work-out bud.… https://t.co/UMjpFCBtsa/p>
Happy Tip #2: Touching soft things relaxes your brain, similar to meditation. And what's more luscious and soft than velvet?
Velvety goodness: http://oldnvy.me/2gsIHY7
PJs from $7! Entire store up to 60% off! It's a party! @amyschumer https://t.co/l0eRiTum9s #happyistrending https://t.co/D6w70Mikbz/p>
Comfy PJs for the fam bam & at prices you'll wanna keep to yourself — Amy Schumer's got the right idea ;)
PJs from $7 + up to 60% off the entire store.
Shop sleep: http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
She's baaack ??????
Got holiday parties to attend? YouTube star Meghan Rienks is at it again, showing you how to wear 1 jumpsuit, 3 totally different ways. now all that's left to do is RSVP "yes"!
Shop the LBJ: http://oldnvy.me/2h3ya6r
Swing by the store today for our KIDS HAPPY event ?? ???? What's that, you ask? Think holiday card-making kits and other kid-friendly activities — plus super sweet deals for mom and dad.
Find a store: http://oldnvy.me/1rKRfvY
Swing by the store today for our KIDS HAPPY event. We'll have holiday card making kits for kiddos...and sweet deals… https://t.co/HZJGQsSWzT/p>
"On these adventures, I prefer us both in layers. My go-to place to find affordable & stylish clothes is OldNavy.com. I love the variety of items that you can mix & match, & the children's clothes are fun, well-priced & they fit Jackson perfectly. You don't have to spend a fortune to have your children — and yourself, for that matter — look amazing."
Yes, preach, @Sacramento Street
Layers for littles, layers for you: http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
#GiftIdea - if he's heading outside (or something like that) he needs a bomber jacket. https://t.co/ayCX6P03oX… https://t.co/Vq1Xpy6sj1/p>
Our sparkly tutus are for card-carrying sugar plum fairies, only ;)
Tutu + everything else is 50% OFF online: http://oldnvy.me/2f5fYo3
??Our sparkly tutus are for card-carrying sugar plum fairies, only?? ?? https://t.co/l0eRiTLXy2 https://t.co/YNpPVmVOTg/p>
They're blowing our minds with their ah-dorableness ?? ?? Shop #minime: https://t.co/TltA5olSlP https://t.co/uwjYxPhWXw/p>
Family holiday card season is *just* around the corner. ?? https://t.co/l0eRiTLXy2 https://t.co/FuknxQIIjz/p>
Happy Thanksgiving lovelies, from our family to yours!And just in case you're craving something cozy & comfy for those post-turkey feels…Shop soft things — like Craft and Couture Blog mariner-stripe tee: http://oldnvy.me/2glCkXB
Ask anyone (fashion editors included) & they'll tell you — our plaid shirts are kiiind of a big deal. And since Black Friday (2 more sleeps!) is all about big deals, we thought we'd celebrate early.
TODAY: Take 50% off of all plaid + 50% off everything-ish else online & everything in stores.
Check yourself: http://oldnvy.me/1MbnjMa
Just for today, take 50% OFF ALL jammies & sleep things — for every member of your pajama party.… https://t.co/wq1QZ2rafV/p>
Then Get Our Can't Miss Style Reports, Retailer Offers
and Event News Before Everyone Else.
Plus you'll be entered to win a $1,000 Shopping Spree.
View our privacy policy / No spam. We promise.


text:
Wall Murals
Couldn't be more pleased with all purchases I have made. Top quality products. Customer service is great and so helpful.
Added , by Deborah Duschl
Wall Murals
Two wall murals and two posters. Everything was top notch.
Added , by Chris
Wall Murals
Super great! I really like this company. I have ordered two different things for remodel projects I am working on and both items are amazing! The 3x4 aluminum print and the wall mural get constant compliments. Thank you for having a high quality product that is affordable! I'll definitely order again from Pixers!
Added , by Jessie
Additional Information
"Abstract Background Vector" - Wall mural
Wall mural Abstract Background Vector will be a perfect decoration of every space. Its qualities will be perfectly visible on vertical surfaces. On the illustration you will find popular motives:
This motif will be a great complement to decorations, whose theme is Painting.
If you are looking for products in this style, you will certainly find interesting the wall murals from the category of Backgrounds, specially from the background-andamp-texture. We print our wall murals to size, and we fit their look to the preferences of the customer: wall mural in black & white or in sepia? The choice is yours!
If you are looking for material of the highest quality, we recommend you above all adhesive PIXERStick - revolutionary reusable material of multiple use, which you can freely stick and unstick, and then transfer it wherever you want to.


text:
No, I wouldn't mess with the team at all. They have great chemistry and I wouldn't mess with that unless it's someone that would clearly make us better not 2 guys that aren't even in the league right now.
Team is firing on all cylinders pretty much and it's been great to see...However, as deep as we are and we're pretty deep, I still think we can improve this team very quietly, possibly by looking at a couple of D-Leaguers.
The two enhancements I'd look to make are at the PF and SG positions, even with Amar'e & Iman Shumpert due back soon:
(1) Buy out/cut Kurt Thomas and sign 6'10" F JaJuan Johnson to a contract. I just don't see Kurt as any kind of a difference maker anymore. Sheed's been good and intense and deserves to stay and play a little when needed---dude clearly has a little something left to offer; and Camby simply makes too much money to move (one of the few mistakes Grunwald made was giving Camby the contract he did--even Marcus was surprised at what he got and said so publicly, inadvertently clowning Glen in the process)...Kurt's the guy I'd look to trim. He's only making $1.35M on a 1-yr deal---I don't see any reason why an amicable buyout couldn't be reached between KT and the Knicks at this stage..This man's best days are clearly behind him...JaJuan Johnson is one of the better DL bigs, possibly the best. 6'10" 225 or so with a lot of potential...I see a player just as good as Orlando's Andrew Nicholson to be honest...Remember this kid well at Purdue -- would do some stuff out there that reminded me of Kevin Durant from time to time...Prior experience with the Celtics. Signed by Houston months ago but as far as I can tell, he's no longer their property.
(2) Cut James White and sign Chris Douglas-Roberts to a contract. Not saying White is complete trash, I just felt we could've done better right from jumpstreet...I mean we signed White to a fully guaranteed contract before we had any resolution with the JR Smith situation. Before the J Kidd signing as well if I remember correctly...Think about that for a sec...Mgmt clearly had bigger plans for this guy before they came to terms with JR... Scary---can you imagine if our 2G rotation was Ronnie Brewer and James White right now, what a disadvantage that would've put us at most nights? Wow...We can flat out do better in terms of a skilled wing reserve than Flight White and like Kurt Thomas, White's contract is negligible (even moreso) and should be easy to trim...CDR is currently one of the best, most productive players in the NBDL---dude is averaging over 22 a game..Kicked off his DL career with a 49 point pre-season game down there. Say what?!? That's right..49 points back in November..Crazy...This guy's always been a dynamite scorer wherever he's been and gotten playing time---NJ, Milwaukee, overseas, and now in the D-League...No question he's got NBA talent..The man is infinitely more skilled than James White, ain't no question about it. You could even make a case that he's just as good or could possibly be an even more productive option over JR Smith. Definitely a better talent than Ronnie Brewer too imo.
I say go get these two younger/better alternatives right now to solidify depth at 2 of our weaker positions...In an instant, it would make us a much younger ballclub and improve on an already solid talent level. It'd be like adding 2 1st round picks outta nowhere on the talent alone...Can't fully rely on Amar'e and Shump to supply answers and bump us up to elite status...In a perfect world those two absolutely could and hopefully will take us to the promise land but there ain't no guarantees in life man...What if it doesn't work out with one or both of those guys? What if one or both experience setbacks? Unfortuately, they're each huge question marks and that's the reality of the situation...No reason why we shouldn't be thinking about a backup enhancement plan at the PF & SG spots God forbid Amar'e and/or Shumpert don't regain top form. If we're really serious about going for it, then let's go for it! Forget next year or the year after -- do everything in your power to make improvements and put together the best 15-man roster you possibly can right now!! I say make the quick roster adjustments with KT & White (we don't owe either one of these guys a thing---the goal should be to assemble the best, deepest team possible) & go secure these two upgrades before someone else grabs them.
Last edited by finestrg; Dec 21, 2012 at 02:58.
No, I wouldn't mess with the team at all. They have great chemistry and I wouldn't mess with that unless it's someone that would clearly make us better not 2 guys that aren't even in the league right now.
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2
Kurt Thomas was once a nice serviceable player -- now, he's past his prime. When our entire frontline's healthy, this guy's the 5th out of our 5 bigs on the depth chart and normally wouldn't see the light of day. He's only been pressed into duty recently because the frontline has taken on some injuries. Sheed, by comparison, has played ahead of KT when healthy because he clearly is the more talented player (always has been) and still has some gas left in his tank...As for White, he's a fringe player at best that we oddly reached for when there were better options out there at the 2/3 (still are in fact, one of which is CDR).
JaJuan Johnson and Douglas-Roberts would be 2 nice enhancements in both the right spots (each has prior NBA experience too, let's not discount that aspect) and would give us 2 nice young players to hopefully move forward with. We have more than enough veteran presence to go around on this team that we can absorb the loss of Kurt Thomas and be no worse for the ware. I think we'd actually be BETTER with a nice prospect like JJ myself. Same with CDR for White --- even less of a debate there. White is nothing special...Also, I don't feel like D-Leaguers are looking for guaranteed money right off the bat and to make waves --- most of these guys agree to non-guaranteed 10-day contracts if and when a callup happens. And most get sent right back down, some never even getting in a game...These are humble, hard-working guys that know the score...Above all else, these guys are looking to make and stay in the show (for these two, it's more like get back to the show). Tell you what though, just to play along with what you said -- in order to placate, I'd cut KT and White and actually offer these guys guaranteed contracts through the end of the year. Wouldn't even be an issue after that -- they'd each have guaranteed contracts and security for the rest of the year. That's more than most any other DL callup gets. For these two talents, I'd be prepared to do that...Like I said earlier -- each guy is 1st round draft talent to me...The search for nice, cost-effective talent should never end, esp. for a capped out team that's in the midst of not having a 1st round pick every other year, a team that hasn't won anything since 1973. Good GMs find creative ways to trim the fat and continue to add talent even when the deck is stacked against them. Gurnwald has done well -- he could do even better with some minor moves like this. All I'm saying...
Last edited by finestrg; Dec 21, 2012 at 11:00.
If we cut White I'd bring in Q Rich I think he fits what we are trying to do more than CDR
Cutting Kurt for D Leaguer would be straight disrespect!!!!
"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
D league players come a dime a dozen. Im pretty sure cdr or jj won't be dictating any teams future like you're trying to say. It's pointless to tweak anything when we're playing so good... Knicks fans are never pleased...
Sent from my SPH-D710 using Tapatalk 2
Still not happy with being 1st in the east?
Kurth Thomas and James White are needed on this team. The chemistry and friendship on this team is tremendous i've never seen anything like it.
The second thing is your response above. You ask if KT or White are key pieces to the puzzle? I ask are JJ and CDR?
The answer is no. Although we can make the case that KT and JW were involved (however limited) in our best start in 20 years.
I'll repectfully disagree with both your logic and attempt to disrupt something NO ONE HERE has seen from the Knicks. Fail.
As one poster put it, you seem to not have a grasp on who we are.. sadly.
We are one of the- if not the best team in the EAST. And that's sans two of our best players; one defensive minded, the other gives us size and additional scoring.
Let's worry about that first before we go D-League shopping. Close thread.
Respectfully, I can't believe the reaction to what I'm trying to say here. To me this is a complete no-brainer.. Question -- How does Kurt Thomas and Jame White (esp. White) have anything to do with our identity as a team this year? I don't get it...You think anyone out there identifies this team with those two players?? The truth is they are the last 2 players any opposition out there thinks about when they think about or try to prepare for us...They're both end of the rotation guys...White technically isn't even in the rotation, even down Shumpert..And Thomas wouldn't be if we were at full strength up front. KT's at the end of the line and hanging on for dear life at this point and White probably shouldn't even be in the NBA...Chris Copeland most likely gets more attention from other teams now than both of those guys and deservedly so. Cope's been solid all year when called upon.
Don't misconstrue -- I'm not saying I don't appreciate every min they've given us or don't appreciate the really nice career KT has had or his prior contributions to this team over a decade ago. I do, believe me. All I'm saying is that if we ever happen to find ourselves in a position like we were in the other night against Houston -- down Melo & STAT off the top, Shump, then this big, that big, etc. -- I'd like better alternatives to go to war with than a 40 yr old KT and James White. Me and my buddy were at that game (paid $135 apiece for tix) and once we heard Melo wasn't playing I knew we were in trouble. So did everyone around us we were talking to. We could use a little more firepower at the end of the roster, God forbid we have to tap it in an emergency, not to mention JJ and CDR would be 2 nice young pieces to develop and hopefully move forward with at cheap money...All I'm saying. Where does it say that a veteran ballclub can't get a little younger, more athletic and more explosive??? Almost 99% sure Kurt Thomas and James White will not be on the team next year. Thomas probably retires. Don't know what to tell ya fellas -- I don't look at either guy as a real glue guy here, on or off the court. Sorry. We're the same team with or w/o KT or JW....I'm saying we could be an even better team with minor moves like this. Isn't that the goal -- to be the best team we could possibly be?? Swapping out those 2 for 2 of the better NBDL players, both much younger and more talented, makes us a better/deeper club in my eyes. If we had a JaJuan Johnson and CDR the other night against the Rockets, I feel like we could've put up a much better fight than we did. Not trying to pin all the blame on these two guys -- of course it wasn't all their fault -- the whole team had an off night -- Kurt and White just didn't do anything to make us more competitive and I have trouble seeing how they will in the future.
Take a look here and tell me these two wouldn't be upgrades over KT and James White:
Last edited by finestrg; Dec 21, 2012 at 14:25.
How can 2 nice young pieces fail to get an NBA contract? There are things that KT knows that JJ hasn't even learned yet. Also remember, KT's value also comes from his input as a veteran whose been in many post season battles. What do you think he's talking to guys about when they're on the bench?
Real Talk
I agree with everyone in the thread who says we shouldn't make adjustments. You might not see where Kurt and Flight White fit on the team but doesn't mean they aren't making important contributions.
Last edited by finestrg; Dec 21, 2012 at 15:57.
Ever hear "if it ain't broke don't fix it"?
The problem here is three fold.
One, everyone here and their mother could name players better than KT and JW. That should be no surprise given the fact they are #'s 11 & 12 on the depth chart. And that's the point, no one (except you) is focused nor worried about upgrading 11 and 12 when we are still missing 40% of OUR STARTING LINE-UP.
Two, there is no one in the NBADL that could've realistically improved our recrd from where it is, hence the unecessary focus on 11 & 12.
Three, why would we consider doing anything to possibly mess with our chemitry that we built?
team ain't broke, don't fix it. KT and Flighty Whitey may not be contributing on the court,
but they're part of the team chemistry that makes the Knicks what they are now, 19-6.
Once STAT and SHUMP are back, and Gumby returns, those final 3 spots (13-15) are going
to be DNP's the rest of the way, unless someone's hurt, so might as well keep things the way they are.
I'd take Hopeland over the D-leaguer's anyway.
also bear in mind KT and White are playing in scrimmages in practice, they are well versed in the ways
of the Wood, and the familiarity with team players and Knicks system is key.
i see where finestrng is coming from, he wants the team to be the leanest and meanest,
is it possible to sign JJ and CDR to an Erie Bayhawks contract, so they're available to the Knicks
IF and WHEN needed?
[QUOTE=finestrg;259277]Respectfully, I can't believe the reaction to what I'm trying to say here. To me this is a complete no-brainer.. Question -- How does Kurt Thomas and Jame White (esp. White) have anything to do with our identity as a team this year? I don't get it...You think anyone out there identifies this team with those two players?? The truth is they are the last 2 players any opposition out there thinks about when they think about or try to prepare for us...They're both end of the rotation guys...White technically isn't even in the rotation, even down Shumpert..And Thomas wouldn't be if we were at full strength up front. KT's at the end of the line and hanging on for dear life at this point and White probably shouldn't even be in the NBA...Chris Copeland most likely gets more attention from other teams now than both of those guys and deservedly so. Cope's been solid all year when called upon.
there is a balance on our team from top to bottom, its not about talent or who is better when talking roster spots 13-15 because any team can interchange any of them and there TALENT wont change. however the team dynamics will, leadership resonsibilites, practice habits and all will disrupt our chemistry... if youre baking a dish and you change one ingredient to a better tasting ingredient will that dish be the same? no... so why change it, there is not a single reason to make adjustments... remember our keith van horn trade, we were playing great leading up to it and while tim thomas is better we ended up playing horribly from there on.


text:
Keith Urban – 2012 Country USA
Ford Festival Park – Oshkosh, WI
All photos by Dan DeSlover – Concert Capture
The final day of 2012 Country USA in Oshkosh, Wisc. went off without a hitch as warm weather and good music prevailed. The previous four days of music were punctuated with performances by The Band Perry, Sawyer Brown, Sugarland and Brad Paisley. Saturday, June 23, saw Clay Walker and Keith Urban close out the country music festival in style.
Continue reading the rest of this review (and find more great photos) at The Examiner!
Follow Concert Capture – Facebook – Twitter – Examiner Content


text:
For your convenience, the same email address and password can now be used to:
Ready for the weekend? The Journal Sentinel's Kathy Flanigan offers some options for what to do around Milwaukee and Wisconsin in this weekly newsletter.
Enter your e-mail address above and click "Sign Up Now!" to begin receiving your e-mail newsletter Get the Newsletter!


text:
My twins via surrogacy came into the world on 6/8/09. My daughter was able to latch on soon after birth, which thrilled me beyond belief.
Unfortunately, my son broke his arm on the way out, so he was sent to NICU until an orthopedist could set his arm. While there they gave him a bottle of my EBM (20 ml) and topped him off with formula (10 ml). They also gave him a pacifier with sugar on the tip to sooth him through the pain. I wasn't happy, of course, but couldn't let my baby go hungry or in pain (I couldn't hold him until his arm was taken care of). Fortunately, the orthopedist came pretty quickly and set his arm and he was released to the nursery and I was able to get him to breast. He was great! His suck was even better than his sister's. I was so excited and relieved.
Since then things have been hit or miss. Sometimes they're both great at nursing, and sometimes it seems like they're just playing. I thought my daughter was going to be the one to keep me worried about her eating enough, but it turns out it's my son. She has had plenty of wet and soiled diapers over the last 4 days (which she hates having changed ). And up until yesterday, so did he. But after leaving the hospital yesterday afternoon he has not had any more poopy diapers. I talked to a nurse at the pediatrician's and she said that it wasn't anything to worry about, so I stopped worrying (as much as a first time mom can). But then he stopped having wet diapers as well. He went all day without needing a diaper change at all. He FINALLY had a wet diaper this evening at around 9:00.
So, am I starving my son? Is he getting enough to eat? I'm just so worried that I'm doing something wrong!


text: So we just got back from our 4-month well visit at the ped and I'm slightly discouraged. When she walked in, I was BFing DS and she made some kind of noise, not sure what, but it made me feel like she was meaning, "Yeah, right, you and that breastmilk aren't good enough for this baby." Mainly, I felt that way after the very FIRST thing she said to me was, not "hey, how are ya," but, "OK, you're going to have to start supplementing with formula." He's only gained 2 pounds in 2 months and she thought he should have gained 3 or 4. She said I needed to start giving formula in addition to breastfeeding and I KNOW what happens next -- breastfeeding is on its way out the door! She was comparing him to my daughter who I had to supplement with becasue I never made enough milk for her, probably b/c I was supplementing before I ever left the hospital! She said since DD had to be supplemented, he probably would be too. Horse SH--!! I was never able to pump even an ounce with DD and DS has had nothing but breastmilk from day one. He's doing great developmentally. He's tiny, but he's happy and healthy looking. He's meeting developmental milestones and he has at least 6 wet diaper a day. Please tell me this is all ok and I don't need to supplement him. I told her I would just try feeding him more often since he's sleeping all night and having a 5-hour nap during the day and she said, "Ok, you can try that for 2 weeks but then come back for a weight check and we'll see if you have to supplement." Who does she think she is? I'm his mother and I'll decide what's best for him but at the same time, I don't want to cost him his health!! Thta's why I need some encouragement or advice. If you think I should supplement b/c of his weight, please say so. He's under 3% she said. He was 4 lb 12 oz at 1 week old and is now 9 lb 12 oz at 4 months old. What do you think? TIA


text:
New Registration?
If you have not registered previously, please fill out this form. NOTE: If you are already registered for the email newsletter, you do not need to register again for the Forums.
The form below must be filled in before you can participate in the forums or receive a daily email newsletter from TimesArgus.com.
Once registered, visitors do not need to enter the information again. Changes to the services can be made by entering only the correct Member ID and Password. You must select your own password.
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) requires us to ask you about your age. If you have any questions about COPPA, please click here.
All fields with an asterisk (*) are required.
- Our Blogs
- Data Center


text:
NPR Showcase
Even before this year's SXSW Festival started, NPR's showcase was already one of the It shows. Boasting an ambitious lineup –to call the lineup diverse would be an understatement – the showcase seemed meant to illustrate the varied demographic of the NPR audience. Located in the gravel lot of Stubb's BBQ, which felt in many ways like someone's large backyard, the evening started off with a snarl with the very buzzed-about Perfect Pussy.
Even before this year's SXSW Festival started, NPR's showcase was already one of the It shows. Boasting an ambitious lineup –to call the lineup diverse would be an understatement – the showcase seemed meant to illustrate the varied demographic of the NPR audience. Located in the gravel lot of Stubb's BBQ, which felt in many ways like someone's large backyard, the evening started off with a snarl with the very buzzed-about Perfect Pussy.
The group's high-energy, youthful take on vintage hardcore excited the audience and took them aback in equal measure. The group were met with the requisite mosh pit, complementing the group's short, but powerful bursts of energy. Most songs clocked in under 2 minutes (the group's debut album is a concentrated 23 minutes). Martha Graves's vocals, more spit than sung, punctuated by guitar feedback and pummeling drums created an anachronistic air. The most interesting part of their set occurred during what is usually the least interesting part of a band's set, while they were breaking down their equipment. While the guitarist, drummer, bassist took their gear apart, Shaun Sutkus continued playing his electronics set up. Combining loops of industrial, ambient noise, it was the most compelling part of their set.
Eagulls harked back to a more driving take on early–80s Cure mixed with a bit of Misfits and Killing Joke for good measure. The group combined phased out guitars, with driving post-punk atmospheres and feature George Mitchell's caterwauling vocals, only pausing for a few moments before launching back into another song. The band, from Leeds, UK, might be more famous for a letter they wrote about SXSW last year in which they criticized the festival's industry-focused bands, who put shoulder-rubbing ahead of musical ambition.
The evening took an 180o turn when Kelis took the stage. And the style of the singer's set may have surprised listeners only familiar with hits like "Milkshake". Onstage, the singer wasn't accompanied by loads of electronics or a DJ but rather a band that looked, for all intents and purposes, like a proper soul band. Horns, percussion, backing singers – they were all there. Her voice was in fine, if gruff shape, swinging between a sultry, guttural vocal styling to the occasional, and impressive high octave acrobatics.
Stylistically, it felt like a "back to her roots" set. It wasn't about impressing with the latest producer's tricks but rather about getting back to substance and heart. That meant alternating between swinging jazz to Afro beat infected passages, to shuffling soul and fiery ballads. Late in her set, she did include "Milkshake" and the live rendition combined surprise and familiarity in equal measure, making sure no one was left unhappy.
The shifts continued with St Vincent. The brainchild of Annie Clark provided theatrical pop music. Amplified pop with eccentric stylings, Clark and her 2 piece band (drums and guitar/ synthesizer) created the evening's most dramatic performance, at times finding Clark falling to the floor and flailing and moving in choreographed moves with here guitar/synth player. Drawing primarily on the nouveau New Wave stylings of her recent eponymous album, her group chugged through the night's cooling air. Driven by backing electronic sequences, the trio was able to create a supremely polished sound, backed also with a stroboscopic lighting installation and step-like sculpture. The effect was both a minimal/maximal and mind-altering.
Following Clark, after nearly an hour's delay transitioning stage gear, Damon Albarn took the stage an hour later than scheduled, around 1:20am. After the success of Blur, Albarn has been something of a pop star happy to do his work in the shadows – as producer of the immensely successful supergroups Gorillaz and The Good, The Bad, And The Queen and with his excellent record imprint Honest Jon's, not to mention numerous other pet projects, including a recent trip to Africa with Brian Eno. Tonight's show pulled primarily from his forthcoming album Everyday Robots but then took a turn through a great part through his illustrious, varied 25 year music career. From Gorillaz, he included "Tomorrow Comes Today." He performed "Kingdom of Doom" from The Good, The Bad, And The Queen as well as "On Melancholy Hill" from Plastic Beach. Everyone wondered if he'd pull from the very fine and very varied Blur catalog. He did, but with restraint. "All Your Life" is a far cry from hits like "Song 2" or even "Beetlebum" - in fact, it was the B-side to the latter song's single. All in all, rather than act as a tour through his career, the songs seemed selected to work with his new solo material, and they did. The set's closer was "Mr. Tembo," from Everyday Robots. If it wasn't the epic finale that a song like "Tender" might've offered, it seemed appropriate on this evening where artists and crowd alike had to roll with it.
Text: Alexis Georgopoulos


text:
IPA Source is the web's largest library of International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) transcriptions and literal translations of opera arias and art song texts. Now with over 4960 texts including 856 aria texts.
Miami University has a long and proud tradition of student involvement in both radio and television productions. This exhibit will celebrate five decades of students in broadcasting. Many of these productions can be found online in the WMUB Archives. For questions about the exhibit, contact Marcus Ladd at email@example.com or (513) 529-0462.
Classic Catalog | OhioLINK | Lane Public | WorldCat |
More Options:
Research by Subject |
Databases A-Z
More Options:
OhioLINK Home |
OhioLINK Catalog |
Research by Subject |
Databases A-Z
More Options:
Miami University Search |
Miami University Directory
Staff Spotlight—Thom Gerrish
New in November: Leisure Reading
ALA President Dr. Julie Todaro Releases Statement on Libraries, the Association, Diversity and Inclusion
Leonard Cohen (1934-2016): playlist and notable resources


text:
Written by J. N. on 31.08.2013 at 13:42
No "The Conjuring"?
Written by Mattybu on 31.08.2013 at 22:45The lyrical content of that song is far too scary. But I wouldn't expect you to understand. You haven't had any first hand experience with the dark powers of black magic.
Written by J. N. on 01.09.2013 at 00:33
Harry Potter doesn't count?


text:
Jamaal Jackson Named Men's Head Basketball Coach at Bluefield State College
CreatedWednesday, March 21 2012
Created byJim Nelson/Media Relations - (304) 327-4103 firstname.lastname@example.com
(Bluefield)—The term "interim" has been removed Jamaal Jackson's position title, and after one season as interim head coach of the Bluefield State College men's basketball team, Jackson is now the team's head coach. The College conducted a formal search for the position, and Jackson was selected from a field of applicants. His selection was announced recently by BSC. After arriving at BSC last October just a few days before the start of preseason practice, he will now have an opportunity to work with the program for an entire off-season leading into the 2012-12 campaign.
"I'm really looking forward to adding several new players to the student-athletes who will be returning from last season," he said. "I want the depth and level of talent on the roster to create a healthy competition for playing time." With three commitments already for the coming season, Jackson anticipates a more up-tempo style of play. "We will have more size and athleticism," he projected. "It should permit us to play more of a fullcourt style, challenging passes and creating opportunities offensively with steals and deflections. The WVIAC is a very high scoring conference, probably one of the highest in the nation. We averaged 76 points a game last year and were ranked last in conference scoring."
Prior to his arrival at BSC, Jackson's basketball coaching background included an internship with The Ohio State University men's basketball program and assistant basketball coaching positions at Kentucky State University and Stillman College.
"My first year as a head coach here last season taught me how to be a better coach," he reflected. "I'm thankful for the opportunity to continue as we seek to put the basketball program at Bluefield State on the right track."


text:
Letter locales: A Weekly Blog quiz
Do the letters above look familiar? Two of them should, if you spent four years on Princeton's campus. The "A" is a new addition. Identify the campus buildings from which the three letters were lifted, e-mail your answers to PAW, and win a prize – a vintage PAW poster. Answers will be posted in the April 30 Weekly Blog.
Burnett '93 honored for Trying Leviathan
D. Graham Burnett '93, an associate professor of history at Princeton, has won a 2007 New York City Book Award from the New York Society Library for Trying Leviathan: The Nineteenth-Century New York Court Case That Put the Whale on Trial and Challenged the Order of Nature (Princeton University Press). Burnett will receive the award, given annually to books that capture the essence of New York City, on May 14 at the New York Society Library. Trying Leviathan explores an 1818 trial that centered on the question of whether whales are fish. (PAW wrote about Burnett's book in the March 5, 2008 issue.)
Sports shorts
Softball | Princeton vies for division title
In an interview with PAW before the season, softball head coach Trina Salcido said she expected Kristen Schaus '08 to bounce back from a 2007 season in which the pitcher's earned run average crept one run higher and her confidence waned. "She's changed her mental outlook and her whole perspective," Salcido said. "I think she's ready. She's done a great job in the off-season, preparing herself physically and being a leader."
Schaus has proved that on the field, compiling a 5-1 record and a 2.04 ERA against Ivy League opponents while striking out 47 batters in 44 2/3 innings pitched. This weekend, Schaus and the Tigers (15-1 in Ivy games) will take on Cornell (15-1) in a four-game series to determine the league's South Division champion. The first two games will be played at Cornell April 25. The final two will be on April 27 at Princeton's Class of 1895 Field, beginning at 12:30 p.m.
Women's golf | Aboff '09 tops Ivy field
Seven birdies, 11 pars, and a league-record 65 in the opening round gave Princeton women's golf star Susannah Aboff '09 an early lead at the Ivy League Championships April 19-20. She never looked back, winning the individual title with an 11-stroke lead over her nearest rival, 2007 champion Emily Balmert of Harvard. Princeton placed third in the team standings at the 54-hole event held at the Atlantic City Country Club.
Names in the news
The Los Angeles Times profiled Jacques-André Istel '49, a "tireless wayfarer with an insatiable curiosity and no tolerance for boredom" who founded the town of Felicity, Calif., in the 1980s. … On April 17, Anthony Shorris *79 resigned as executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey after a 16-month term in which he helped to oversee construction at the World Trade Center site, growth in the region's ports, and upgrades to the PATH rail system that connects New York with parts of northern New Jersey. … The Harvard Crimson marked the passing of Henry C. Moses '63, a former Harvard dean who more recently served as headmaster of Trinity School in New York City. … Princeton Professor Robert Socolow was one of several experts cited in an Earth Day story about immediate changes that could help the environment. Among his suggestions were measures that could reduce travel, including congestion pricing in cities and videoconferencing for would-be business travelers.
The Countdown:


text:
"I've been listening to the Catholic Answers Live podcast for about a year now. Today I heard Patrick Coffin say you were reaching all nations, and I felt I had to confirm it! I love your show and I learn every day. Thank you very much!"
"To God, most Good and Great, in honor of St. John the Baptist, the Maliseets erected this church A.D. 1717."


text:
Enter your email address and password below to unsubscribe from email notifications. If you do not remember your password, leave the password field blank and a new one will be emailed to you at the given email address.
Business and Management Research
ISSN 1927-6001 (Print) ISSN 1927-601X (Online)
Copyright © Sciedu Press
To make sure that you can receive messages from us, please add the 'Sciedupress.com' domain to your e-mail 'safe list'. If you do not receive e-mail in your 'inbox', check your 'bulk mail' or 'junk mail' folders.


text:
Excel Saga
The Sacrificial Lamb of the Venomous Great Escape of Hell
Episode 3 | TV-MA
Deep in the jungle, Excel is held captive by a small army of soldiers. Il Palazzo sends Hyatt to deal with the situation - and she fails completely. But the guerillas have a bigger problem: Nabeshin!
Official Site: www.funimation.com/shows/excel-sagaHide Details


text:
Floral Tiered Halter Top
Style: 570111649
Out of Stock
Midnight blooms in black and white floral date night top with cut in shoulders and chiffon neck tie. Ruffled tiers down the front and back.
- Semi-fitted silhouette.
- Shelf bra.
- Silicon along front and back for non-slip.
- Chiffon tie in self print around neck.
- 95% polyester, 5% spandex. Machine wash, cold. Imported.
- Length: 27" from shoulder.
Read more… Read less…


text:
Steve Novella vs. Julian Whitaker on vaccines at FreedomFest
I've just returned from TAM, along with Steve Novella and Harriet Hall. While there, we joined up with Rachael Dunlop to do what has become a yearly feature of TAM, the Science-Based Medicine workshop, as well as a panel discussion on one of our favorite subjects, "integrative" medicine. Between it all, I did the usual TAM thing, meeting up with old friends, taking in some talks, and, of course, spending the evenings imbibing more alcohol than I probably should have so that I could look and feel my best for our morning sessions, particularly given my difficulty adapting to the time change. One thing I did was completely unexpected, something I learned about the night before our workshop when I happened to run into Evan Bernstein. He informed me of something that our fearless leader Steve Novella was going to do the next day right after our workshop. In a nutshell, Evan told me that Steve was going to debate an antivaccinationist. Evan didn't know any details other than that Michael Shermer had arranged it and that Steve had been tapped at the last minute. Evan didn't even know who the antivaccinationist was going to be or what the event was. Naturally, I was intrigued.
So, the next morning I asked Steve about it. I turns out that the event was FreedomFest, a right-wing/Libertarian confab that happened to be going on at the same time as TAM up the road a piece on the Strip at Bally's. Steve didn't know who the antivaccinationist was going to be either, which made me marvel at him. I don't know that I'd have the confidence agree to walk into the lion's den with less than a day's notice not even knowing who my opponent is. Steve was more than happy to invite me along. Clearly, this was was an opportunity that I couldn't resist. So we met up with Michael Shermer, and it was from him that I learned that Steve's opponent was to be Dr. Julian Whitaker.
My eyes lit up.


text:
Hi again, it's me Reesa. My son is now 6 weeks old. We went for his check up yesterday and the doctor said he has a rash I can't remember the name but I think it was Atopic Dermatitis. Well he said it will usually clear up on its own. It's a red pimply rash on his neck, head, arm, etc. It seems to clear up in the morning and gets worse as the day goes on.
He has been a pretty fussy baby (not sleeping day or night) and I decided to cut out caffiene and chocolate which helped, he was very content for about a week. But then I substituted my chocolatey snacks with yogurt and I've been using milk in my decaf coffee, and he started getting fussing again. I also think that's about when the rash started. I usually stay away from dairy products because for some reason they make me very sleepy and grumpy.
He has two raised lymph nodes on the back of his head which the doctor also said was normal and probably in reaction to the rash. He's been having watery green to yellow poops (look green but when I wipe the wipe is yellow) on and off for about a week.
Does this sound like a milk allergy, has anyone else had a similiar situation? Thank you again! He gained 1 lb 6 oz in 4 weeks, he was 7/1 now he's 8/7.


text:
Posted by Jonathan Maus ( Publisher/Editor ) on February 5th, 2010 at 9:50 am
Posted by Jonathan Maus ( Publisher/Editor ) on February 5th, 2010 at 9:50 am
NOTE: We love your comments and work hard to ensure they are productive, considerate, and welcoming of all perspectives. Disagreements are encouraged, but only if done with tact and respect. If you see a mean or inappropriate comment, please contact us and we'll take a look at it right away. Thank you — Jonathan
Your weekly roundup of the best bike videos.
"We call on the City of Portland to expedite major changes in order to slow speeds and increase safety for all on outer SE Division St."
Using shared love of bikes to confront normalization of sexism and hate.
We had three job listings posted this week.
Slick streets everywhere.
Copyright © 2016 BikePortland.org - Daily bike news since 2005.
BikePortland.org is a production of PedalTown Media Inc.
Original images and content owned by Pedaltown Media, Inc. Not to be used without permission. Photo Requests


text:
To reach the exhibit site, click here.
To better understand modern human-wildlife relationships and to help guide public policies for conservation and development, The Field Museum and the Kenya Wildlife Service have joined forces through the Tsavo Research Program. The Tsavo Research Program pursues research, disseminates information, and offers professional training on fundamental issues involving Africa's wildlife and people.
Four Field Museum staff members are conducting a variety of research in Tsavo, Kenya. Their individual research areas cover a broad spectrum, and projects include an excavation of the Man-Eaters' den; ecological studies on the area where the Tsavo lions roam; genetic studies on the different kinds of lions roaming the Tsavo region; forensic evidence for man-eating by the Tsavo and Mfuwe man-eaters, by comparing dental trauma and associated pathologies in free-living lions and marauders; archaeological investigations of economy and trade in Tsavo; stable-isotope studies on the numbers of people that the man-eaters actually consumed.


text:
Christopher Columbus lands in the New World, Oktoberfest finds its roots, Sid is arrested for allegedly killing Nancy, and Matthew Shepard dies, all on this day.
1940: Actor Tom Mix, the star of many early Western movies, dies at age 60 in a car accident near Florence, Arizona. Mix appeared in 291 films between 1909 and 1935, most of them silent movies, and was Hollywood's first Western megastar. His performances were noted as having a defining influence on the genre for cowboy actors who came after him.


text:
On July 17, the Refugio Police Department was contacted by Patty Shay, reporting that her 12-year-old blue roan stud horse was stolen from her property, adjacent to Bayou and King streets.
Working together, Texas Cattle Inspector Gary Baros and the Refugio Police Department "located the unique horse pinned in a stall behind a residence at 702 East King St. in Refugio.
"The inquiry led lawmen into a trail of twisted lies and deception. But it eventually led to the arrest of 20-year-old suspect Tyler Weise," Lopez said.
Weise was in the Refugio County Jail, pending bond and a review by a Refugio County grand jury.


text:
The gravitational pull of a suspected super-massive black hole forms a frisbee-like disk of cool gas, at the core of an energetic galaxy. Subsequent Hubble observations of yet another active galaxy (M87) confirmed the reality of monstrous black holes gravitational "sink holes" that trap everything, even light. (Image Released: November 1992)
Object Name: NGC 4261
Image Type: Astronomical
Credit: L. Ferrarese (Johns Hopkins University) and NASA
To access available information and downloadable versions of images in this news release, click on any of the images below: