text:
- John R. Hampton, DM, MA, DPhil, FRCP, FFPM, FESC, Emeritus Professor of Cardiology, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK
This highly respected and famous book is a simple, readable guide to the accurate identification and interpretation of abnormal electrocardiogram (ECG) patterns, written for medical students, nurses and junior doctors. The emphasis throughout is on the straightforward practical application of the ECG. Generations of medical and health care staff have benefited from its clear-cut approach to this important investigation.
New to This Edition
- A new page size and text design give a much clearer presentation of the ECGs.
- An expanded section focuses on the practical aspects of making a recording.
- Over 20 new ECG recordings included.
- A new chapter on how to use the ECG.
- An expanded self-testing chapter with clinical scenarios and advice on clinical management. Detailed answers are cross-referenced to ECG in Practice and 150 ECG Problems to help the reader who wishes to read further on a topic.
Key Features
- A practical and highly informative guide to a difficult subject.
- Provides a full understanding of the ECG in the diagnosis and management of abnormal cardiac rhythms.
- Emphasises the role of the full 12 lead ECG with realistic reproduction of recordings.
Note: Only Diamond member can download this ebook. Learn more here!


text:
Welcome to IndependentTraveler.com's 12 Days of Travel Giveaways! Every day between December 2 and December 13, we'll feature a different travel product for our readers to win. You may enter to win as many items as you wish (but only once per item).
Our final giveaway is a Lipault 22-Inch Two-Wheeled Foldable Carry-On, a lightweight bag that can be compressed into a four-inch-wide plastic case for easy storage.
Here's what we had to say about the bag in The Quest for the Perfect Carry-On: "I expected a thinner, floppier material (a la LeSportsac bags or ultra-light camping equipment), but it's actually pretty sturdy. I carried it onboard one way, and could easily lift and carry the bag, while simultaneously pushing a stroller and carrying a backpack. I checked it on the way back, and it came back to me with no scuffs or tears. And it truly does squeeze down into a compact storage case that would fit easily under a bed, in a closet or in the corner of a cruise ship cabin."
The carry-on retails for $189 at the Lipault website.
Want to win this gently used purple carry-on? Leave a comment below by 11:59 p.m. ET on December 15, 2013. We'll pick one person at random to win the bag. This giveaway is open only to residents of the Lower 48 United States and the District of Columbia. To read the full contest rules, click here.
Editor's Note: This contest has ended. The winner is Isabel Menendez. Congratulations!
Did you miss any of our previous giveaways? Catch up here: 12 Days of Travel Giveaways: Full List
— written by Sarah Schlichter

subset: commoncrawl


text:
SkekTek wrote:Awesome. I teach this in my Gen Bio class. And for those of you that want a free lesson- the chemical in hot peppers (capsaicin) doesn't stimulate taste buds, they stimulate pain receptors...
all the really good things in life hurt a little bit... mmm....
H2ORip wrote:I love the design, not really seeing it in the 'fire' category completely though so it won't get my vote for this one. For a more fishy derby, I'd be all for it :p
I think if you read the derby description it says, "Give us your best fire depictions, fire aftermath, fire-inspired designs". While this isn't a fire depiction, it is fire-inspired and the play of colors and addition of the blue water makes it seem even more elemental. 'Firefox' and 'firefly' are only fire related in that they emit light and have 'fire' in their names. Maybe we could call this species of fish "firefish" to make it more obvious?
Re: Fiery Hotcakes
HOLY CRAP! My buddy and I always said the Skype birthday cake emoticon looked like pancakes on fire! I want!
Re: RESUB: Goldfish On Fire
I want this shirt so badly. Vote it up people!!
Really, really pretty, Bass. Not sure if it's my taste to wear, but this would be a well deserving print.
bassanimation wrote:I was a little bit worried that more people would feel this way. Totally understandable sentiment, and one I experience myself from time to time. I seem to have a bit of trouble making images for shirts. Prints, easy. Shirts...haaaard. I am glad you like the image though. :D
I wish people would cut it with the "better as a print" comments, even if they aren't criticisms, per se. Make the best images you can. Odds are, they will be wearable for enough people. Besides, it's not hard to frame a shirt, so it's a pointless argument anyway. This is a great design for a shirt, I think. The only reason I wouldn't buy it is because it might be a tad feminine for my taste. Then again, that hasn't stopped me in the past.
I think worrying too much about "wearability" will only deprive us of great designs from you, which would be a shame.
Re: In a Native Tongue
squeeee love it! *waits to buy one*
Re: Fox Maiden
Already voted for this a long time ago, but I just wanted to say that it turned out gorgeous, Bass. And it's also been so great watching this shoot straight up, and now it's even in the fog. Good luck!
Re: Don't play with Fire
The kids are unique, and I love the way you did the background. Good luck.
Re: Fireflies on a Summer's Night
Cool details. Love the wings.
Re: The Flaming Framer
Flame on!
SkekTek wrote:Poor meatwad!
No kidding... I lost my poor meatball when somebody sneezed.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=48995]Bruises
I'm surprised this didn't do better. It's awesome!
A nice piece of art. :3 I don't really go for humans on a shirt, but I will at least say you did a nice job on the composition and colors here.
thanks for drawing the detail to my attention; it takes this to a whole new level!
Re: It came from the sky
Wow, this seriously looks like you could springboard/storyboard a great movie from it! Inspiring, compelling work.
Re: Tyger Tyger
I think Blake would like it!
blanked wrote:If you're wondering about the minute detail of submitting ask someone who has done it
As for the block of color... many feel that is makes a design something between blocky and unwearable.
Resub'd! I think I've got the submissions figured out now, after a half dozen tries. :P Thanks for the feedback though.
wootvan wrote:The Crazy World of Arthur Brown!
Lol! Yeah. Oh, for the days when a bedsheet, some crappy makeup, and a home-made flaming crown-thingie was cool.
odysseyroc wrote:I did the line art for this for the Psychedelia derby, but never got around to finishing it. I thought it worked well for this derby.
It does! Though, this is the first version, with that sharp line on the mallow...
Re: No one left to play with
Huh. I wonder if the Balrog will realize the One Ring is there? Probably doesn't care, poor lonesome critter.
If this were ANY other color shirt. It works great on asphalt, but I have SO many...
Re: Scoville Scale
Oh my heavens I'd be in for at least two. My husband and his friends regularly have habenero eating contests for goodness knows what reason. I don't think anyone's made it past two yet...
Re: History of Flame
I really dig this.
Meteoric rise. (hopefully all the way to success!)
this came out great Andy!! well done! I hope it gets more votes!
I'm not a fan of spicy food but I definitely appreciate the design and the fun way of communicating the scale.
Re: A Brif History of the Aha Moment Ver 2
Thanks, guys!
paigeg wrote:It does! Though, this is the first version, with that sharp line on the mallow...
I didn't even notice that. Though, I guess it doesn't really matter, I'm sure that's not the thing that kept hundreds of people from voting for this.
jmmbell1987 wrote:I wish people would cut it with the "better as a print" comments, even if they aren't criticisms, per se. Make the best images you can. Odds are, they will be wearable for enough people. Besides, it's not hard to frame a shirt, so it's a pointless argument anyway. This is a great design for a shirt, I think. The only reason I wouldn't buy it is because it might be a tad feminine for my taste. Then again, that hasn't stopped me in the past.
I think worrying too much about "wearability" will only deprive us of great designs from you, which would be a shame.
Unfortunately, it is hard to appeal to everyone's tastes, especially hard when dealing with apparel. The argument that something is pretty but "unwearable" (for that person) doesn't bother me, as I often feel the same way about various styles of clothes. Our clothes sort of define us, it's a way we can let people know who we are without having to speak. I can understand if someone thinks my art is pretty, but doesn't necessarily want to clothe themselves in it.
Re: The Djinn V2.0
This has a lot of cool aspects. Very vibrant.
Lagbert wrote:The face reminds me of the Think from the Fantasic 4 and Hellboy. Nice use of texture on the stone.
Thanks, the idea came from an event that happened to me. I was staring into a fire place one night, and the way the flame lit the brick behind it coupled with the soot caked on the brick gave the illusion of a face. It was really pretty creepy how defined it was.
Re: Doomed Romance RESUB
mrwednesday wrote:Either way, I'm sure it'll be explosive.
Yeah, but at least he's better than that punk she used to date...
Re: Go together like fire and water
uniique wrote:looks great robert! lays nice on brown
plays nice in my head. cool concept GMV!
Thanks uniique!
PixelPants wrote:I always appreciate the way you reduce an idea to it's simplest form thatrobert. This one forms a neat graphic on the shirt and there are cool (and hot) details.
Thanks Pixel. That's where I put my effort. I'm glad it shows.
lilzombie wrote:This is so cute!
Thanks lil!
Re: Pencil Neck Geek Faces Fire
Wasn't going to enter this derby. There are already many great designs. But this came to me in a very.weird.dream. (In my head, I am speaking like Wm Shatner)
remster7 wrote:I really like the design and concept.
I want one.
Thanks, remster7 ;).
This is really nicely done! The irregularity of the shapes really adds to the quirkiness of the characters and the idea. Good luck!
Re: Yes!
Re: scary tree
I think more people would vote for this if the tree didn't end in a sharp corner. If you blended it into the shirt it would look much more natural. The artwork itself looks cool.
Re: Didnt Start It
Clever, but your going to get rejected for having text : (
Re: Unstealthiest Ninja
How do I get one of these shirts? its soo perfect!!
View All →


text:
November 11, 2007
WWII veteran Joanne Cannon shares her stories
Stories this video appears in:
When the world changed
Steamboat veterans tell stories about their service
Donald Lufkin, 84, remembers Dec. 7, 1941, like it was yesterday. He was on his family's ranch building a dairy barn when the news that Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor came over the radio.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Requires free registration
Posting comments requires a free account and verification.


text:
Story highlights
- Aircraft engine noises have been shown to impair taste reception by up to 30%
- However umami, the so-called "fifth taste," may be immune to this effect
- Umami-rich foods such as tomatoes, Parmesan cheese, mushrooms, good options for fliers
If you often order a bloody Mary or tomato juice on a plane, yet rarely order them elsewhere, science may have just explained your bizarre in-flight urge.
A bloody Mary could be one of the few drinks that actually tastes as it's supposed to in the air, according to the authors of a paper in the online journal Flavour, entitled "Airplane noise and the taste of umami."
Previous studies have shown that loud noises, such as an aircraft engine, can reduce our ability to taste flavors by up to 30%.
"Umami, however, is immune to this effect," authors Charles Spence, Charles Michel and Barry Smith write.
"There is even some evidence to suggest that it ... may actually boost some of the other basic tastes."
Umami has been called "the fifth taste," after salty, bitter, sweet and sour, and has been likened to a "savory" flavor.
Umami effect
Spence et al suggest this might explain the popularity of tomato-based drinks on flights.
"A key feature of tomatoes is that they are rich in umami ... perhaps all those travelers who order a bloody Mary after the seatbelt sign has been turned off have figured out intuitively what scientists are only now slowly coming to recognize empirically."
They also say this could help chefs and diners plan their meals.
"One might also want to recommend an umami-rich menu -- that is, foods such as Parmesan cheese, tomatoes, and mushrooms -- to all those vocal restaurant critics out there, especially it seems in North America, who have been complaining that the background noise in many restaurants is simply too loud nowadays."
But don't forsake water for bloody Mary marathons just yet. The authors say more work is required to confirm their hypothesis.


text:
I'm looking for a decent quality sound recorder. Currently, I'm considering the Zoom H1 Handy Recorder - does anyone have one of these, and can you give your opinion on it? Does it do a good job recording sounds? Does it do a good job cutting out background noise?
Primary usage: Recording sound effects in nature (bird chirps, walking on grass/gravel/dirt/concrete) and at home (clanking pots and pans, walking up and down stairs, etc...), with reasonable fidelity so I can build up a sound-effect library to use in my games (I'm a hobbyist indie developer/programmer trying to go commercial with my games - I'm not a musician or sound composer). I'll probably modify them a little in something like Audacity.
Possible secondary use: Recording my voice for you-tube videos for commercial trailers of my game, and for discussing game development issues. Because I want to use it for commercial trailers of my game, it needs to be good enough that it doesn't distort my voice or make my voice sound scratchier than it normally is.
I don't intend to ever use this to record live music, so that's not important to me (and why I am considering the Zoom H1 instead of the Zoom H2n).
My budget is about $100, and no more than $125. Is there other recorders in this price range that you would recommend over the Zoom H1?
Also, about wind-screens, what is the difference between something like this and something like this? Which one nullifies the sound of wind better while still letting in things like bird noises and other sounds?


text:
Stay connected while you're on the go. With UPS Mobile™, there's no need to worry about wasted time or missed opportunities.
Find UPS locations, track and ship parcels, get quotes, make changes and stay ahead of the game. We're here to help you stay plugged in, even when you're on the move.
Use your Smartphone or any web-enabled mobile device to track package or freight shipments, calculate delivery time and costs, create and email shipping labels and find UPS shipping locations.
Compare solutions side-by-side to see which one works best for you.Compare Tracking Solutions


text:
xlrhelp.php :: lrhelp.HelpTopic
The search engine will compare the keywords you enter to the thousands of resources in the Live Roots catalog. These resources include such things as online transcriptions, books available for purchase, cemetery listings, offline resources and a wide range of web site pages. The search will compare the keywords to those in the titles and descriptions of the resource listing. This search does NOT search the records within the resources unless they have been included in the Live Roots index mentioned above.
The search engine does not currently support search expressions (and/or/not). The search performs a combination of 'and/or' logic, displaying the 'and' results first, followed by the 'or' results.
The results in this section are sorted based on the number of keyword matches. Within groups of the same number of matches, the results are sorted by their accessibility (i.e. online vs. offline), and also the likelihood of relevance (i.e. databases & books vs. unreviewed web pages).


text:
How about Nick Saban for DC after Fewell leaves? Although, Nick probably wouldn't want anything less than a NFL head coaching job at this point. That Alabama defense is lights out.
The Fighting Irish will be crowned NCAA Football Champions............BANK ON IT.......And yes they could easily beat Jscksonville or Cleveland
Some of those 19 yr old kids are 330 lbs some are lightning fasrt and storng and both their QB s are better than David Carr


text:
Movie Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color

Abdellatif Kechiche's controversial film is exceptional.

Director: Abdellatif Kechiche
Rating: NC-17
Studio: Sundance Selects
Stars: Léa Seydoux, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Salim Kechiouche
The release of Blue Is the Warmest Color has ignited a firestorm. One of its two female stars has gone public saying that she felt like a prostitute filming the sex scenes. Both actresses said they would never again work with the French-Tunisian director, despite the many photos of them kissing his cheek when the film won the Palme d'Or prize of prizes at Cannes. The director himself has said that he wishes the film would never be released because he has felt "humiliated, disgraced" by the blowback.
Here's what you need to know about writer-director Abdellatif Kechiche's controversial film: It chronicles roughly 10 years in the lives of two young women in love. It's in French (with English subtitles), runs almost three hours and features many astonishingly intimate sex scenes and many other equally astonishingly intimate private moments. It isn't pornographic. It is sometimes unbearably moving. It's a movie that, if you give yourself over to it, could stomp your heart.
Blue Is the Warmest Color, based on an acclaimed graphic novel by Julie Maroh and adapted by Kechiche and Ghalia Lacroix, stars newcomer Adèle Exarchopoulos, a young woman who has the kind of face for which the term "luminous" could have been invented. She plays an everyday high school girl who loves literature and has a crush on handsome young fellow student Jérémie Laheurte; she starts dating him but it doesn't click. By chance, she sees on the street a rebellious older art student, played by the compelling Léa Seydoux. When the two collide, it's all hands, tongues, fingers, gasps, moans and unbridled passion, and we're right there next to them. Sexual attraction, let alone crazily combustible chemistry, has rarely been captured so powerfully in a film. Magnificently photographed by cinematographer Sofian El Fani, the early erotic scenes and others that follow are sexy and titillating but also so unguarded and abandoned, it almost seems we should turn away. From there, the relationship develops, mutual families get involved and, in the end, there is wreckage. Anyone who has ever fallen head over heels in long, lasting love and been left behind will feel the burn. The performances are knockouts and Kechiche's gifts for texture, nuance and fleeting moments are exceptional. The whole film is exceptional. The controversy will pass.


text:
Nothing = nothing.
I'm sure the Ravens only made that move because Reese's masterstroke denied them the chance to sign Dallas Reynolds.
"I like linebackers. I collect 'em. You can't have too many good ones." - Bill Parcells
"Name the starting linebackers from 2007." - Jerry Reese
Ravens acquired LT Eugene Monroe from the Jaguars for "multiple third-day draft picks."
Great trade for the Ravens


text:
(Associated Press)
Last Modified: Thursday, December 27, 2012 6:32 PM
By Scooter Hobbs / American Press
Apparently the latest key to cracking the code on your 35-game bowl pool — don't ask about mine — is to decipher each matchup with an eye to what exactly would be motivating each team in each holiday affair.
This presumes, of course, an ability to get inside the brains of 20-year-olds, if there is one. And, frankly, how many of us actually know the behind-the-scenes inner workings (morale) of, say, the Iowa State and Tulsa teams in the Liberty Bowl on Monday.
It comes off a little like a bit actor in a big-budget production wanting to know what his "motivation" is to stand among 500 people and cheer at the camera.
The hot ticket this year, like many years, seems to be the effect of losing head coaches who have hightailed it for greener pastures and either have no desire to be bothered with the team that kicked them up a tax bracket or two, or else are under stern orders from their former school to vacate the premises immediately.
Every bowl thus far seemingly has an interim head coach and a clear pattern seems to be emerging.
Sometimes, you'll notice, the jilted teams seem anxious and excited to play, maybe to prove they didn't need old whatzizname anyway, and do so crisply and efficiently. While others seem content to pick up their bowl swag and get back home with as little effort and sweat as possible.
So I'm guessing it's an inexact science, subject to inexplicable moon orbits or sun spots or glitches in the Mayan calendar.
But that doesn't keep us from trying now, does it?
So, just for random example, let's take a quick, preliminary stab at the New Year's Eve Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta featuring the LSU Fighting Tigers and the Clemson Something Else Tigers.
Let us peer past the ever-popular parachuting cows that are sure to be a fixture in Atlanta over the next few days; let us toss the silly X's and O's out the window for a moment, and delve deeply into these two teams' inner psyche.
In some precincts, these would be known as "intangibles."
Such as — drum roll — who has the most to prove.
It turns out there are several subcategories to this all-important element.
For instance, there's the righting of a wrong.
LSU, for example, is in a bowl game for the first time since last year's BCS national championship. Traditionally during his stay, Les Miles has gotten his team's best game, or pretty near it, with a month or so to prepare for the bowl game.
That made the belly flop against Alabama in the BCS title game last year all the more curious and alarming, but for now it can still be viewed as a mere anomaly.
But should the Tigers come up cow patties again this year, particularly in a bowl they've never lost (4-0) in a stadium where they're 9-1 all-time, somebody is going to declare a trend is on the loose and the habitual Miles' bashers are going call in the cavalry for a full-blown panic.
Clemson, on the other hand, was last seen in the holidays, to the extent those Tigers showed up at all, getting lapped 70-33 by West Virginia in last year's Orange Bowl.
LSU had to listen to conspiracy theories about the BCS game for the entire offseason, but seemed to put it in the past when the season began. Clemson coaches will no doubt do something different this time while LSU isn't likely to play Jordan Jefferson or bring in Jarrett Lee.
Slight advantage Clemson.
This season, LSU's only problem over the last four games was that the Tigers were rarely dazzling. But there was really little to apologize for in the final three games after the Alabama disappointment.
Clemson, on the other hand, last went kerplunk against arch-rival South Carolina in a 27-17 loss.
That has to still smart so advantage Clemson.
OK, so who's more excited about being in Atlanta? It could be the key to the game.
LSU should be. It's a city that's been very, very good to the Tigers over the years even though the school's first president, Gen. William T. Sherman, basically turned Atlanta into kindling and charcoal during the Civil War.
But LSU fans have done little but pout since their Tigers got passed over for a couple of bowls that are perceived to be higher up the food chain, although the Chick-fil-A is actually as good of an experience with a better opponent than most of the bowls that slighted the Tigers.
Clemson, on the other hand, should be proud to be the representing the ACC as the league's No. 2 pick behind Florida State.
But it would seem all is not peaches in Clemson, as its bowl ticket sales have lagged to the point of near indifference even though it's an easy afternoon drive to Atlanta.
Slight advantage here for LSU, assuming the fans are more bothered by these holiday plans than the players.
Of course, somebody at some point is going to make a whoopity doo out of the battle for who has the real "Death Valley" as a stadium.
This is good message-board fodder, maybe even a sticking point among fans in the pregame, but I doubt either team's players are really up in arms about it. Call it even.
But I've been wrong before.
• • •
Scooter Hobbs covers LSU athletics. Email him at email@example.com


text:
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Number of pages: 225
What's the basic story line?
Deo and his mentally challenged brother, Innocent, flee their hometown in Zimbabwe after soldiers kill their parents. They escape to South Africa. Along the way, they face many obstacles, including a dangerous border crossing and discrimination against refugees in South Africa. The brothers travel together until a tragedy occurs and Deo's life is turned upside down once again. Just when you think every ounce of hope is gone, Deo's passion for soccer gets him back on his feet.
Are the characters believable?
Each character author Michael Williams introduces is realistic, especially Innocent, Deo's mentally handicapped brother. Innocent screams and has fits from time to time. Deo does his best to look after his older brother, and must step in as his father figure. The bond the brothers share reminds me of my relationships with my family members.
On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being best), how would you rate this book?
I would rate this book a solid 9. Now Is the Time for Running is touching and deep. At the same time, it's brisk-paced and a definite page-turner. This book opened my mind to the countries of Africa and how important it is not to judge people based on their background. The book is educational, breathtaking and inspiring, all in one.


text:
Yokkao Announces Official US Shop
- Written by Dave Walsh
Yokkao is one of the better-known gear companies within the world of Muay Thai and a lot of the time we end up with questions like; where can I get Yokkao gear in the United States. The answer was, to say the least, kind of frustrating. Yokkao gear was a bit tough to come by here stateside, but it looks like that is all changing as Yokkao announces their official US shop!
That means if you live in the United States you can finally get your own Yokkao gear direct! That means gloves, pads, shorts, t-shirts and more. There is now a Muay Thai Combat San Francisco, which will serve as the base of operations out there, with Stefania Picelli opening up the office just weeks ago now; "The project that I am starting in the US will give each and every US State the opportunity to sell Yokkao Boxing. All of what I am doing with Muay Thai Combat and Yokkao is being copied by the world round, but a copy is ONLY a copy and I am proud to be the original one and only with fresh ideas to keep our fans happy, impressed and wanting more .. so USA, Get Ready!"


text:
The act of pulling the car door handle at precisely the same instant that the driver is attempting to unlock the car door, thus nullifying the unlock action. This word is inspired by the sound you hear when someone pulls that door handle just while someone else tries to unlock the car.
Just today, I was trying to unlock the car door for someone, and he glenged, thus causing us both about three seconds of aggravation.
by JoePosnanski March 04, 2009


text:
lol more pictures Adrian....I don't want to be creepy and hunt you down and take some myself with my iPhone.. I am trying to get my girl pumped up about her new bike for Fat Tire Fest!
Jk, take your time bro, just excited...probably more so than her :/
I am estimating sub 25 with a reba, American Classics, Ikons tubeles, X9 2x10 and carbon everywhere else.
Results 51 to 100 of 120
Thread: My New Niner EMD 9
Similar Threads
Members who have read this thread: 0
There are no members to list at the moment.


text:
The deadline for submissions to the 2010 European Lisp Symposium is now less than one week away. In the meantime, I'm pleased to be able to announce the invited speakers for the symposium:
- Matthias
of Northeastern University and
the TeachScheme! project
will speak on the topic of PLT
- Nick Levine,
independent consultant at Ravenbrook, has twenty years of
Lisp experience after a serendipitous encounter, and over that time
has taken on roles from system implementor to contractor; from
educator to conference organiser; and most currently, author of a new book on Lisp;
- Kent Pitman, with his background of over three decades of involvement in the design, implementation and use of Lisp-family languages, will offer historical perspectives and thoughts for the future.
I hope that this lineup provides additional motivation for people to complete their submissions!


text: I tried a shear and was unable to find what I am looking for. When making chunk honey (not comb honey) do you have to freeze the jar with the comb and honey in it? I have neve done chunk honey before and didn't know if it was like comb honey where you had to freeze it to kill the moth eggs.


text:
Prices and availability are subject to change from the time and date that you print this page.
5/29/2017 9:53:53 PM. For Customer Service, please call 800.933.9904
With a timeless, traditional style, our Terrace 7-Drawer Dresser works perfectly in a boy's room or a girl's room. It features stunningly beautiful wood grain that makes each piece unique. Available in a Whitewash finish, it features zinc drawer pulls with an antique silver finish.
Terrace Whitewash 7-Drawer Dresser 54.25"Wx18"Dx33.25"H
Safety first
- Includes Tip Restraint Kit for securing dresser to your wall to prevent tipping
Details, details
- Coordinates with our whitewash finish Terrace Bunk Bed
- Also works with our Bayside Furniture Collection
- Finish allows you to see gorgeous wood grain
- Traditional, gender-neutral style, updated with fresh new finishes
- Zinc knobs with an antique silver finish
- Adjustable levelers and center support leg for uneven floors
- Each piece will be unique and may vary slightly
- Made in Vietnam
Show 'em what you're made of
- Solid oak, oak veneer and low emission engineered wood
- Solid wood drawer boxes with dovetail joinery
- Smooth metal undermount glides
Delivery and shipping info
- Shipping includes in-home setup
Overall DimensionsWidth: 54.25" Depth: 18" Height: 33.25"
- For indoor use only.
- Avoid direct sunlight.
- Protect from heat and liquids.
- For soil build-up, wipe hard surfaces with damp cloth and dry.
- Dust with soft dry cloth.
- Do not use abrasive cleaners.
At The Land of Nod, nothing is more important to us than providing safe, high-quality products to you and your family. We believe that kids' products should be able to handle everything kids throw their way (literally and figuratively). That's why all of our products have an 18-year quality guarantee. And, hopefully, your kids will no longer be sleeping in bunk beds by then.
Who's there?
Arthur who?
Arthur any other people in there?
More Items
Our Designers Recommend
Mermaid Mixer Bedding Free Shipping Eligible$27.20 - $194.65reg. $32.00 - $229.00
Next Chapter Bookcase (Walnut/White) $254.15reg. $299.00More Colors Available
New!Wooden Elephant Night Light Free Shipping Eligible$18.70reg. $22.00
Nature Trail Crib Bedding Free Shipping Eligible$20.40 - $84.15reg. $24.00 - $99.00
Indoor + Outdoor Rug (Red) Free Shipping Eligible$109.65 - $339.15reg. $129.00 - $399.00More Colors Available
Bayside Panel Bed (Whitewash) $849.15reg. $999.00More Colors Available
Blooming Tree Decal Free Shipping Eligible$41.65reg. $49.00
Mountain Range Wall Hook Free Shipping Eligible$24.65reg. $29.00


text:
man you got me on this one. i too am sort of looking for a inexpensive pistol cal ar build.
did you get one of those "surplus" 9mm h-bars form mil-surp.com?
being a pro mag i would run screaming away from that one. though keep in mind i am only going by the name/ pro-mags are known to suck.
C-products makes a mag thingy for $80 palmetto state armory sell them.
spikes has their mag block on sale for $130 last time i looked. it is pricey but it is adjustable and might be worth the extra $$.


text:
Unlike any other time in our nation's history, our education system is facing a proliferation of major education reform policies at all levels of government. Now more than ever, schools must contend with wide-sweeping changes in policy, structures and practice driven at the federal, state and local levels. Programs such as Race to the Top, the School Improvement Grant (SIG) program, as well as initiatives like the Common Core State Standards, are pushing reforms that will have a monumental impact on practice and how teachers and principals deliver instruction.
Additional changes are coming as Congress prepares to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). While the law continues to be mired down in politics on Capitol Hill, principals have a unique opportunity to refocus and reprioritize reforms known to work within schools, and reinsert their voice in the policy discussion to be stronger and more influential than ever. This can be done through targeted advocacy efforts. NAESP provides an opportunity for principals to mobilize and engage with policymakers throughout the year at annual meetings in Washington, DC, and encourages all members to have on-going meetings with their representatives and senators in their district offices or local communities.
NAESP is putting out an urgent call on policymakers at the Federal, State and local levels to return to a common sense approach to law and policy setting in education: recognize the critical role principals play in the education system; set policies that support what we have learned about improving student achievement; and build the capacity of principals to create the best conditions possible for optimum teaching and learning in schools. Below are resources to help NAESP members find information about Congress, and how to engage policymakers in productive meetings and discussion.
NAESP can help you with your advocacy efforts whether in Washington or in your state or local district. The advocacy team is here to assist you with policy panels, town hall meetings, and any advocacy questions in general. Please contact Kelly Pollitt, Director of Advocacy, Policy and Special Projects at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Information about Congress
- U.S. Senate
- U.S. House of Representatives
- The White House
- U.S. Department of Education
- Thomas.gov – The Library of Congress' website that tracks action on bills in the Senate and House.
How to Plan for a Successful Visit on Capitol Hill
The following actions will help you schedule a meeting on Capitol Hill.
- Contact the Washington, D.C., office of the members of Congress who represent you and ask to speak to their scheduler. In most cases, email is the best communications vehicle. Visit www.house.gov and enter your zip code into the search function if you need contact information. Visit www.senate.gov to locate your Senators or visit NAESP's legislative action center here.
- Be sure in your email to the Congressional office scheduler or staff to list which congressional district you live in, and if you are a constituent.
- Let the scheduler or staff member know you would like to meet to discuss important elementary and middle-level education issues, including education funding, reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), the impact of state and local implementation based on federally-drive reforms, and policy that build the capacity of principals to lead schools.
- If the elected Representative or Senator is not available, ask to meet with the legislative assistant handling education policy. Staff or legislative assistants know the issues well and can be very influential in promoting a capacity-building agenda for principals.
- Be sure to research the Member's voting record on elementary and middle-level education. Know the committees he or she sits on and what bills he or she has cosponsored.
- If you are scheduling several meetings between the House and Senate, leave enough time to navigate the congressional office buildings. Walking between the House side and the Senate side of the Capitol grounds takes about 15 minutes.
Attending a Meeting on Capitol Hill
- Arrive at least 10 minutes before for your appointment.
- Present your business card. When you meet the legislator or staff member, mention that you are an NAESP member.
- Reiterate the purpose of the meeting and what you would like to discuss. It is important to relate the broader issues raised for discussion to the local context and the principalship. NAESP can provide you with talking points to do so.
- Members of Congress and their staff may ask a question about a piece of legislation or policy that you are not familiar with -- let them know you'll get back to them with answers. Be sure to let NAESP's advocacy team know that you need help with any follow up.
- Offer yourself as a local resource to both the legislator and staff member handling education issues. Just make sure they have your preferred contact information.
- Invite the legislator and staff member to visit your school and let them know you'll be telling others about your meeting (see below).
- Have your picture taken with the legislator, if possible. Staff members are always happy to grant such requests, and the photo can be useful in publicizing your visit. When you get home, work your with school district to contact the media.
After Your Congressional Meetings
- After your meetings, let NAESP advocacy staff know of any necessary follow up.
- Mail or email a thank-you note to the legislator and staff member. It gives you a chance to reiterate key points and add any information you may not have had time to mention. Offer an invitation for a school visit and follow up with the legislator's local office.
- Reiterate your offer to serve as a local resource to provide information about the issues that principals and school leaders are facing in elementary and middle-level education reform.
Additional Local Meetings
During the year, there are numerous opportunities for Members of Congress to spend time with constituents in their district. Here are some tips for inviting your representative to your school:
- If your elected representative has never visited your school, contact his or her office to coordinate a visit during a school event.
- It is important to talk with the right person. For a local visit, it is always good to reach out to the district directors. The Congressional offices in Washington can help you find the district staff and help coordinate a scheduling request.


text:
Southampton Seaside Wedding by The MelideosLove - what a trip. Such a simple little phrase with so much meaning for this lovely couple and their Southampton soirée by The Melideos. The couple used that sweet little line of text to drive the inspiration for their seaside chic celebration and to
View CreditsRead More


text:
Here are Some Insider Buys at Financial Firms
We've blinked and yet another month has come and gone, and with it a host of insider sales that got far more airtime than buys on our Inside Scoop column.
With that said, we did some digging today and discovered that several banking and finance services firms saw their insiders buying up shares in April.
Let's start with Huntington Bancshares (HBAN), where CEO Stephen Steinour bought 7,600 shares for $52,700 on April 19. Steinour bought as the company completed a buyback of 4.7 million shares worth $33 million in the first quarter, and that was on the heels of a 13.2 million-share repurchase in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Our sources at InsiderScore said it best when they wrote, "We also note that there is an extended sentiment alignment at the bank holding firm after [Steinour's purchase]."
BlackRock (BLK) also piqued our interest when Thomas Montag, a director, conducted his first transaction since joining the board in 2011 and bought 5,000 shares for $1.2 million on April 18.
InsiderScore noted that Montag's purchase was, "Not the initial token purchase we often see by "new" directors," and added, "We note that he is a lone buyer at this time and his purchase follows aggressive selling in February, when six insiders sold $5.6 million, unusual activity for insiders."
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) made the cut after director James Crown bought 436,900 shares for $20.5 million on April 22 through several affiliated accounts that included partnerships and his wife's account.
InsiderScore took this to be a bullish sign and wrote,
This buy with the stock within 8% of its all-time high is a significant display of conviction, ranking as the biggest insider purchase at JPMorgan in more than 10 years and increasing Crown's holding to a stake presently valued at more than $580 million.
Last up (but never least) is Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK) where four directors bought $176,400 worth of stock over April 16-23. InsiderScore notes that the company hasn't seen activity like this since August 2008 and came at the highest price insiders have had to pay in over a decade.
Despite that, InsiderScore was cautiously optimistic on this move and wrote,
The buying lacks a clear-cut display of conviction by any insider with the largest purchase being transacted by a new director who was appointed to the board just days earlier.
We'll see you in May, and don't forget to visit us at Inside Scoop (sub required).


text:
Maps you can view online. Bicycle maps, city maps, county maps, railroad maps, road construction and closures maps, and many more!
Download and print the official state highway map. (PDF, 8.55 MB)
Locate a state park on this map and learn about its facilities (including RV dump sites), location, and much more!
Planning a visit to the State Capitol in Helena? This interactive map shows the streets, buildings and agencies which comprise the capitol complex.
Locate counties, cities, Indian reservations, federal lands, legislative districts and more!
Cadastral maps courtesy of GIS Services Bureau, Information Technology Services Division.


text:
Jobs Among Hundreds of Thousands Saved or Created Through ARRA
December 16, 2009
Contact: Eddie Lee
(202) 401-1576 or
The U.S. Department of Education today released a six-minute video about three school counselors whose jobs were saved by the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The video can be viewed at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDjlB9l8O7Y.
The counselors, Sue Synan, Jill Wilson and Jon-Paul Sousa, all work for the Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia where they provide academic support for students applying to colleges and help students address problems they face outside of the classroom. In spring 2009, Synan, Wilson and Sousa were among 58 counselors in the district who were notified that their jobs would be eliminated due to the Fairfax County Public Schools' $219 million budget deficit.
Through the ARRA, the school district received $49.3 million in stimulus money. Some of the funding was used to save all 58 counselor positions, ensuring that students would receive necessary academic and emotional support.
"We knew that counselors were vital, and we are fortunate to have saved these jobs through this funding," Assistant Superintendent Kim Dockery said.
In February 2009, ARRA allocated $100 billion to the U.S. Department of Education to save and create jobs and drive reform. According to www.recovery.gov, approximately 325,000 education jobs were either created or saved to date.
This video is one of a series produced by the Department of Education about the impact of ARRA on education jobs. Others include:
- A video on teaching and learning facilitator positions saved in St. Louis: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWlPgU4WiT4.
- -- The impact of ARRA on Mount Vernon Community School in Alexandria, Va.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gadQz6QuM7M. And,
- -- The impact of ARRA in Clark County, Nev., and Memphis, Tenn.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZZcVZ6A0w0.
|Back to December 2009


text: I have pics of trucks i own or have in the past with different lift sizes and what fits. People are always wondering about body lifts and such so hope this helps people out! One is a 2000 GMC Sierra with a 3'' body lift and 33'' Super Swamper boggers (No rub whatsoever.) The other is a 2004 Chevy Silverado with a total of 8'' of lift (6'' rough country and 2'' torsion front and 2.5'' add a leaf back) and 35'' tires also has no rubbing!


text:
Apr 21, 2004
Major Pelosi Speech on Iraq
Given to the American Society of Newspaper Editors: Iraq "Today, I would like to talk with you about two issues of great consequence for our nation—the war in Iraq and the budget deficit. "For more than a year and a half, your headlines have been dominated by Iraq. Through the reporting of your newspapers and brave embedded reporters, we have seen the inspiring service and sacrifice of our brave men and women in uniform, civilian aid workers, and indeed …Read More »
Apr 21, 2004
Join us at the March for Women's Lives!
This is from our Volunteer Outreach Director, the lovely and talented Jay Vincent. ——————————————————————————————- Fellow Activists and Organizers: We are looking for D.C. area based Activists to join us on Sunday April 25, 2004 at the March for Womens' Lives to recruit thousands of folks to help us fight the GOP! There will literally be hundreds of thousands of activists from all across this country rallying on the National Mall and this is our chance to introduce the Campaign …Read More »
Apr 21, 2004
Told You So
We told you our fundraising was exceptional, but you thought we were just blowing hot air didn't you? Well CQ Politics Daily confirms: Republicans are favored to retain control of the House this year in part because party has an upper hand over Democrats in overall fundraising. But in some districts, Democratic candidates reported surprisingly strong fundraising numbers in the first three months of this year — boosting party leaders' confidence that they might be able to …Read More »
Apr 21, 2004
Blog Round-Up
Via Atrios, David Sirota discusses the case for illegality in the transfer of $700 million from Afghanistan to Iraq (see this previous post as well): - BUSH REQUIRED TO TELL CONGRESS, IF DREW FUNDS FROM THE 9/11 SUPPLEMENTAL: While the President was given discretion to direct $10 billion of the post-9/11 Emergency Supplemental bill, the legislation specifically obligated the President to "consult with the chairmen and ranking minority members of the Committees on Appropriations prior to the transfer" of …Read More »
Apr 21, 2004
Hoyer on Overtime
"It's nearly incomprehensible that with the loss of more than 2 million jobs since President Bush took office and the highest rate of long-term unemployment in 20 years that this Administration has chosen to aggressively focus its energy on eliminating overtime pay for hardworking Americans. "But that's precisely what the Bush Administration did today, when it issued new regulations that would strip workers of overtime pay. "The Administration claims that today's regulations - which were slightly revised from earlier …Read More »
Apr 20, 2004
Pelosi on Overtime
Democratic Leader Pelosi: "While President Bush cuts taxes for the wealthy, he wants to eliminate the right to overtime pay for millions of workers—money these workers need to put food on the table, to make ends meet, to buy a home, and to send their children to college. The President just does not understand that middle-class families need their overtime pay more than ever in this stagnant economy. "Bush Administration officials have lost all credibility on this issue. They …Read More »
Apr 20, 2004
Airport Security
One of the rubberstamps we have our eye on this year is John Hostettler (R-IN8) : Rep. John Hostettler of Indiana was briefly detained Tuesday when airport security workers found a handgun in his briefcase as he was going through a checkpoint on a trip back to Washington. The five-term Republican congressman was preparing to board a US Airways flight at Louisville International Airport when the gun was found, said his press secretary Michael Jahr. "Apparently the congressman had …Read More »
Apr 20, 2004
Clean Air Bad
Stone Phillips interviews former EPA official Bruce Buckheit (via Kevin Drum): Phillips: "What's the biggest enforcement challenge right now when it comes to air pollution?" Buckheit: "The Bush Administration. An opportunity to reduce pollution just as we saw in Tampa is being foregone." Phillips: "Are you saying this administration just doesn't care about air pollution?" Buckheit: "Yes. I'm saying this administration has decided to put the economic interests of the coal fired power plants ahead of the public interests …Read More »
Apr 20, 2004
Woodward's $700 Million
From CQ Today- Defense: Appropriators Probing Report That Anti-Terror Funds Used for Iraq Invasion By Andrew Taylor, CQ Staff Lawmakers scrambled Monday to figure out if the White House adequately informed Congress of its spending decisions following a report that the Pentagon diverted $700 million from the war on terrorism to prepare for an invasion of Iraq. According to Bob Woodward, assistant managing editor of the Washington Post and author of "Plan of Attack," the administration in July 2002 …Read More »
Apr 20, 2004
Vile Secrecy and Overtime Pay
Dana Milbank: In April 2002, for example, the Orlando Sentinel reported that the Apopka Little League team of 11- and 12-year-olds would visit the White House on May 5 to watch a T-ball game. The source: the team manager and parents. "The White House would not confirm the invitation," the paper reported. And that's just the funny part. On another note, we won a solid victory today on overtime. Bush has agreed to up the number of people eligible, …Read More »
Apr 19, 2004
Congratulations Tom DeLay: The chairman of the Sept. 11 commission denies panel members are grandstanding or showing partisanship but says they plan a more low-key approach as they put together recommendations for a final report. And what was the central citation for the "partisanship" of the Democratic Comissioners? Democratic commissioners Bob Kerrey and Richard Ben-Veniste used time for questioning to voice personal opinions about potential military action prior to Sept. 11 or comment on the significance of an Aug. …Read More »
Apr 19, 2004
Outrages of the Week
In another little known fact about our "traditional" site, we have a regular feature entitled "Outrage of the Week." Normally it's a short, under-the-radar, entertaining nugget, good for killing some free time. I used it this week to write a bit a of an extended analysis on the prevalence of the "partisanship" charge that the GOP has adopted as a catch-all response to anything the slightest bit disloyal to the greater cause of their reelection. I was inpired by …Read More »
Apr 19, 2004
This Could be Interesting
Congress wants answers, says the LA Times: An increasingly anxious Congress has summoned Bush administration officials to testify this week on their plans for quelling violence in Iraq and for handing power over to Iraqis by June 30. Three congressional committees have scheduled hearings that Republican lawmakers hope will produce information they need to explain President Bush's Iraq policy to increasingly restive constituents. Democrats say the hearings will provide a forum for criticizing what they say have been the …Read More »
Apr 19, 2004
The Frontlines
Roll Call (subscription): House Democratic leaders are gaining confidence in their 18 most threatened Members' chances after the incumbents' latest fundraising reports show they have a financial leg up on many of their Republican opponents. The 18 Democrats, known as "Frontline" Members because of their vulnerability, have collectively pulled in $16.4 million this cycle and hold a combined $11.4 million in the bank. In the first quarter of 2004, which ended March 31, those same threatened Members raised $4.9 …Read More »
Apr 17, 2004
Looking Back on Houghton
From The Nation: What makes Houghton remarkable is that he is a Republican. But he will not be remarkable for long. One of the last of the dying breed of moderate – some would even say "liberal" – Republicans in Congress, Houghton won't be seeking re-election this fall. After almost two decades of battling to prevent the party of Lincoln from becoming the party of DeLay, and facing the prospect of a Republican primary challenge from a conservative local …Read More »


text:
The Media Maven of Westlake Porter Library is here to present you with all the possible choices you have available to you for your serious search and entrancing entertainment needs all on your mobile device. You may have known about some of the choices available at your convenient app store, but maybe not. For the next few posts the Media Maven will give you a listing of what Westlake Porter Public Library has to offer for the mobile user.
Access My Library App
Access My Library App includes access to Gale Cengage databases to which libraries subscribe. Here's a listing of Gale databases available from Westlake on the Access My Library app:
Business Insights: Global
Gale Legal Forms
Gale Virtual Reference Library
Small Business Resource Center
Access My Library is available on both Apple and Android devices. To download for Apple go to https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/accessmylibrary/id342518632?mt=8, and to download for Android go to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cengage.mobile.amlpublic.android&feature=search_result.
Once you have downloaded the app, you need to have location services turned on for it, as it uses your location to find the nearest library to you and their Gale databases. Just click on Westlake Porter Public Library on the map and you will be connected.
Glassdoor Company Salaries, Reviews, and Interview Questions
Glassdoor is a very handy instrument for job seekers, listing company information and salaries, job postings, and other important job search tools. It is available for both Apple and Android devices.
For Apple, go to https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/glassdoor-job-search-salaries/id589698942?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4, and for Android go to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glassdoor.app.
Mango Languages/Little Pim
Who wants to learn a new language? Mango Languages is a great program that lets you learn dozens of new languages. It can also help those who have English as a second language. Before you use the app, you need to first create an account from a computer so you can easily log in from the app. Just follow the link from http://www.westlakelibrary.org/?q=node/2699 to sign up intially.
Mango is available for both Apple and Android devices. For Apple, go to https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mango-languages-library-edition/id443516516, and for Android, go to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mango.android.
Little Pim is a version of Mango for children; it does not offer the same number of languages, but it still has a good size list. It is incorporated with the Mango software from a computer, but the apps do not have access to it.
There is no Android app, but an Apple app called Teach Your Kids a Language – Spanish, Chinese, French and more is free and offers similar instruction. Find it here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/teach-your-kid-language-spanish/id748399936?mt=8.
The Media Maven with be back with more apps soon. She hopes you have a wonderful week!


text:
Attacks on the Press | Sri Lanka
Attacks on the Press 2007: Sri Lanka
In May, senior journalist Iqbal Athas wrote to CPJ warning that press freedom conditions had deteriorated under President Mahinda Rajapaksa. By September, Athas, a well-known defense correspondent for The Sunday Times of Sri Lanka and a 1994 CPJ International Press Freedom Award winner, had to leave the country temporarily in fear for his safety after angering officials with a story about the corruption-ridden purchase of MiG-27 fighter jets from Ukraine. That departure was not the first time Athas had fled Sri Lanka for his safety, but it was indicative of the pressures facing journalists who dared to take on the government.


text:
But his accuracy, no, that didn't increase substantially, he was still throwing the same amount of ducks and still throwing the same tight passes as 2010 in 2011...the only difference was when his receiver was supposed to run an out...they ran an out in 2011 in 2010 the ran an in and the ball was intercepted.
That and they didn't decide to play volleyball instead of football with his passes.
Last edited by DavenIII; 10-10-2012 at 10:43 AM.
Last edited by DavenIII; 10-10-2012 at 11:12 AM.
His pocket presence and especially his calmness in the pocket is what got dramatically better in 2011. That seems to have continued this season as well.
You said that "I see what I want to see" with Eli. What I wanted to see from Eli was a calm, confident field general last year and thats exactly what I got.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
The great play of his WR's that year padded Eli's stats.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
your entire "eli improvement" argument hinges on him throwing too many Int's in 2010...but I'm sorry, those int's are not on him...some are yes...but the majority of his int's in 2010 were not his fault....and they weren't "not his fault" like so many other QB's in the NFL....no he was dealing with rookies who simply did not know what they were doing yet...they had physical ability but they were not their yet...they got there in 2011 and are here now...that's why Eli is doing better..not because of tweaks he made to his game...but because his receivers have blossomed.
I've always thought Eli was great you know that...I'd love to attribute his recent statistical success to improvements he made but it just doesn't make any sense to....and frankly, it's common sense that it's not him but his receivers that are the major factor.
Last edited by DavenIII; 10-10-2012 at 11:53 AM.
speaking of seeing what you want to see, please try and count 6


text:
M'Black - Heartbreak (Diamond Cut Remix)
If you know anything about this Beast, then you know that upon seeing the words Diamond, and Cut, and Remix in the same phrasing, that my knees immediately buckle, and the sweats begin, even before pressing play. So goes the case with the latest in our round of limb-weakeners, with Diamond Cut's remix of M'Black's Heartbreak. It hurts so good.
So what more do you need to know...because you can guarantee this ish is the hotness per the above para-radness. Well, M'Black is Matt Schwartz, double known as Dada or The Drill, who has been producing records since 1995. He's got a great ear for the club bangers, and this slice is no different.
And then, of course, Diamond Cut gussies up the song to the point where we can't stop smiling. Grab it below, and consequently, please spin and grin with me.
I'm also bonus dosing you with more DC slickness. Because I can.
mp3: MBlack - Heartbreak (Diamond Cut Remix)
mp3: Booty Luv - Say It (Diamond Cut Remix)


text:
Featured Products
Welcome to independent living Aids
ila Low Vision Aids
Stay active, independent, and make your life easier with the superb selection of low-vision aids, tools and technology from ila. We carry everything for the blind and visually impaired including canes and mobility aids, magnifiers, talking watches, talking clocks, talking bibles, large print books, smoke detectors, Braille products, talking cooking gadgets, voice recognition software and much, much more. In particular, magnifiers and talking products make wonderful gifts for grandparents and for individuals who are blind or who suffer from macular degeneration, diabetes, or arthritis.
Easily order our low vision aids, low-hearing aids, and all talking products through our online store. Our quality products will be conveniently delivered right to your door.
If you need assistance, please call us toll-free at 1-800-537-2118 and speak with one of our knowledgeable and friendly Customer Service Representatives.
Catalog! Click Here!


text:
West Fork Fire 32% contained, flash flooding a growing danger
WOLF CREEK PASS, Colo. - The West Fork Fire Complex burning near Pagosa Springs has grown to 109,615 acres. The fire is now 32% contained.
A flash flood watch was issued for the West Fork Fire burn area Friday as thunderstorms fueled by monsoon moisture threatened to dump heavy rain on the scorched land. Burned soil is unable to absorb water, increasing the risk of flash flooding.
Officials say the rain and higher humidity have kept fire activity minimal this week. Fire fighters are now recovering equipment and rehabilitating land that was disturbed by fire fighting and structure protection efforts over the past three weeks.
Firefighters have struggled to keep victims updated with detailed information about the firefight online. They said they've had trouble updating inciweb.org. In response they've set up this blog for fire victims.


text:
|Head Coach
|Alma Mater:
|Graduating Year:
Michael Aufrichtig was named Head Men and Women's Fencing Coach at Columbia in June 2011. He had previously served as the Chairman of the New York Athletic Club Fencing program for the previous five years.
Aufrichtig led the Lions to their second-straight NCAA National Championship in 2015-16 while guiding Jake Hoyle to his second consecutive NCAA individual title in men's epee to round out his collegiate career. With the maximum 12 fencers qualified for the national championship, the Lions were able to take home 10 All-Americans, including four first team selections and three second team honors.
The men's team went on to finish as the No. 1 ranked team in the nation, marking the ninth time in program history and sixth-straight poll, while the women's team ended the year ranked second overall.
Columbia also retained the top spot in the Ivy League in 2016, forcing a three-way tie for first in both the men's and women's side for the first time since 1999. For the men, the Ancient Eight title marked the third straight year the Lions were at the top of the podium while the women picked up their second-straight title.
Leading the way was senior Jackie Dubrovich who was crowned the Ivy League Women's Foil champion after a dominating 18-0 performance at the Ivy League Round-Robins. Dubrovich rounded out her senior year with an impressive 99-4 overall record while claiming gold at the NCAA Northeast Regional and a silver at the NCAA Championships in women's foil.
In his fourth season, Aufrichtig led Columbia to great success as the season culminated with the Lions as 2015 NCAA National Champions. Columbia's first national championship under the guidance of Aufrichtig is the program's 14th and first since 1993. A team national title was not the only championship that Columbia left Columbus with as Jake Hoyle captured the men's epee title, Margaret Lu was the women's foil runner-up and Brian Ro earned the bronze medal in men's epee. The Lions' journey to the national championship began with 12 student-athletes qualifying, the most qualifiers for the program since 2008. Additionally, nine Lions garnered All-American honors, the most for the program since 2007.
For the first time in both program and Ivy League history, the men's and women's teams were ranked No. 1 simultaneously, a feat that had not been accomplished by any program since 2012.
Aufrichtig's program was also dominant against Ancient Eight foes. Both the men's and the women's teams won Ivy League titles for the first time since 2008. This was the second straight Ivy League Championship for the men, while the women secured their first title since 2008. Additionally, the women's team set a new program record for wins, 26-1, finishing the season on a 21-match win streak. 12 Lions earned All-Ivy League honors, led by Aufrichtig, the Ivy League Co-Women's Coach of the Year.
Columbia saw the men's team hoist the Ivy League trophy in 2013-14 as the Lions' men finished first at the Round-Robins and 29-3 overall, while the women posted a third place showing against Ancient Eight foes and finished 24-3 overall. For their efforts agains the Ivies, six men and three women garnered All-Ivy League status.
Aufrightig's third campaign also saw the men's squad atop the national rankings for the first time in program history. At NCAAs, Columbia finished seventh for the second consecutive year and four Lions picked up All-American honors.
Aufrichtig was voted the Elite Coach Director for USA Fencing in June, 2014.
Aufrichtig's second season included second place finishes by both the men's and women's teams at the Ivy League Championships. Five men and seven women earned All-Ivy League honors for the 2012-13 season.
The 2013 NCAA Championships concluded with a seventh-place finish for the Lions, alongside an individual silver-medal finish from Jackie Dubrovich and five All-American honorees.
In his first year at the helm, Aufrichtig revitalized Columbia's fencing program. In 2012, the Lion men had their best finish at the Ivy League Championships in four years and the women finished just one win away from taking home the league title.
At the Ivy League Championships, Will Spear '15CC was named the Most Outstanding Performer of the Meet on the men's side and the Ivy League Rookie of the Year. Spear was one of five All-Americans for Columbia in 2011-12, including national runner-up Alen Hadzic '14CC in men's epee.
Another newcomer, Michael Josephs '15CC made third team All-American in men's sabre. Sammy Roberts '12SEAS battled through injuries to make third team All-American and Lydia Kopecky '13CC gained second team All-America honors in women's epee.
As the Director of the NYAC Fencing Program, Aufrichtig managed the coaching staff, budgets, practice times, travel arrangements and recruiting of the 55 athletes that compete with NYAC Fencing. He founded the NYAC Men's Epee High School Invitational in 2001, the strongest men's epee high school competition in the United States. He also served as the 2009 Women's Epee coach at the World Championships in Antalya, Turkey.
During his five-year tenure with the NYAC, the NYAC Fencing program had unprecedented success. At the 2011 National Championships, the NYAC won five national championships, three silver medals and two bronze. In 2010, NYAC qualified seven members to the World Championships, more than any other program.
"I'm honored to be the new head men and women's fencing coach at Columbia University," said Aufrichtig. "I look forward to continuing the rich success of Columbia Fencing and expanding the Columbia Fencing community. This is truly a dream come true."
Aufrichtig fenced at NYU, and graduated the Stern School of Business in 1994. He worked as a senior account executive at Advanced Solutions International from 2007, while also serving as Chairman of the NYAC Fencing program. From 2001-2006, he worked for Kintera, Inc. in enterprise sales. Aufrichtig also worked for Blade Fencing Equipment, Inc. from 1993-2000.


text:
Thank you, Ted Nolan.
The coach of the visiting Buffalo Sabres did your Montreal Canadiens – and hockey in general – an immense favour Saturday night.
Nolan decided not to dress John Scott for the game at the Bell Centre.
With Buffalo's 6'8″, 260-lb behemoth safely confined to the pressbox, Michel Therrien saw no reason to dress George Parros.
Instead, Ryan White drew in to the lineup.
And the fourth line – White centring Brandon Prust and Travis Moen – was the Canadiens' best.
Prust has a goal an assist, two hits and was plus-2 and the game's First Star.
Moen had two assists and three hits. He was plus-2 and the Third Star.
White had an assist and three hits. He was plus-1 and might have been plus-2 had he not completed a second-period shift and given way to Tomas Plekanec, who converted Prust's pass into the Canadiens' second goal.
The fourth liners each played 12 minutes and change at even-strength – more 5-on-5 ice time than either Daniel Brière (6:29) or Lars Eller (8:41).
After an opening period that had nine shots on goal and might have been the worst 20 minutes of "hockey" Bell Centre fans have endured this season, Michel Therrien sent a message to his dozy team. The coach started the second period with his fourth line, and they took all of 19 seconds to produce Prust's goal and goose the game into something resembling a sports event.
Not that the latter 40 minutes merited inclusion in any DVD boxed set … unless they're going to compete with Don Cherry's latest Rock 'Em/Sock 'Em with a Snooze 'Em/Lose 'Em collection.
The objective of a visiting team is to take the home crowd out of the game – especially when the home crowd is 21,273 hockey connoisseurs who have paid major $$$ for their tickets and expect to be entertained.
Clogging the passing lanes, dominating possession for extended periods in the Canadiens' end, the Sabres saw to it that entertainment was MIA for most of the evening.
The Sabres outhit the Canadiens 46-26. That barrage of bodychecking exceeded the 38-20 hit marging run up by Ottawa on Nov. 7 – a game the Senators won 4-1.
Buffalo also outshot the Canadiens 25-19. The only other time the Canadiens have been held to fewer than 20 shots this season was when the Devils visited last Monday. The Canadiens managed a mere 17 on Cory Schneider … and won 3-2.
Like the win over the Devils, the conquest of the Sabres was not pretty. But a win is a win, and the two points moved the Canadiens into a tie with Pittsburgh at 41.
Boston is just behind at 40 after beating the Penguins in a game marred by Shawn Thornton's mugging of Brooks Orpik, barbaric even by NHL standards:
Thornton deserves and will get a lengthy suspension. His loss will punch a hole in what's generally considered the NHL's best fourth line: Thornton, Gregory Campbell and daniel Paille.
On this saturday night at least, the Canadiens had a Bruins-quality contribution from their fourth line. White, Prust and Moen can all skate, hit and drop 'em if necessarily – but not necessarily drop 'em.
I'm sure we'll see the unit intact when L.A. visits on Tuesday – the Kings' first Bell Centre appearance since Nov. 24, 2010.
We also are likely to see more of Alex Galchenyuk with Tomas Plekanec and Brian Gionta. The revolving door at LW on the line continues. Max Pacioretty, Travis Moen, Brandon Prust, Daniel Brière and Rene Bourque all have seen service with the captain and the team's best all-around forward.
Plekanec was picked as Second Star of the Buffalo game. In addition to scoring his 11th goal, tying him with Pacioretty for the team lead, Pleks added an assist on Galchenyuk's goal and played 21 minutes of his customary cerebral and near-error-free hockey.
He's not flashy. But man, Plekanec is a good hockey player.
Therrien trusts the 31-year-old veteran in all situations, and Plekanec's latest task might be to bring out the best in Galchenyuk, who had strugled – along with Eller – since Brendan Gallagher was moved off their line.
Therrien tweaks his trios (I love alliteration), and the Canadiens keep winning.
The fourth-line pluggers were the latest in a cavalcade of heroes who led the Canadiens through a very challenging part of their schedule. The constants have been the goaltending of Carey Price and Peter Budaj and the play of the seven-man defence corps.
The most recent sequence was likened to a playoff series – seven games in 11 nights. The Canadiens took 13 of a possible 14 points.
It's too bad New Jersey and Buffalo weren't eliminated.
• • •
Credit Shawn Thornton for facing the music:


text:
You missed it This great deal for SwissOutpost.com is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Wenger Swiss Military Men's Watch in One of Seven Styles
91% recommendedin LivingSocial customer ratings
You whip out your phone to check the time -- but then you have to face a text from your ex, a missed call from your mom, and ten work e-mails. Save your sanity and consult your wrist instead. With today's deal from SwissOutpost, pay $97 for a world-class Wenger Swiss Military men's watch in the Trekker (regularly $250), Outback (regularly $225), or Expedition style (regularly $195) -- from the makers of the genuine Swiss Army knife. You'll save up to 61% on these timepieces, which are available in a variety of bold color schemes -- like black with red accents, all black, or a white dial with a black leather strap. Each watch comes with a manufacturer's three-year warranty, is protected by scratch-resistant crystal and a stainless steel case, and is water-resistant up to 330 feet. Unlike trendy smartphones that come and go, you can count on this sporty watch to stand the test of time.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 30, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON June 16, 2012


text:
The college will open all offices for business as usual, including late registration.
Inclement weather policy
In the event that the weather is so severe that the college administration believes that life and property may be in danger, the president of the college may cancel classes until weather conditions improve. When such a decision is made, the news media will be notified. Students should listen for such announcements on Little Rock radio and television stations. If there is no announcement, students should assume the college is open.
Because Pulaski Technical College is a commuter campus, inclement weather has a greater adverse impact than on a residential campus. The effects fall unevenly on individual students as road conditions and circumstances vary. Thus, individual decisions are required when hazardous weather conditions exist but the college is officially open.
Additional information
If the college closes or changes hours of operation because of adverse weather conditions, the college will post the news to this website. In addition, the news will be posted to the college Facebook and Twitter accounts. The college also recommends that all students and employees sign up with the RAVE text alert system on the MyPTC Portal. When you sign up, all closures or changes in hours of operation will be delivered directly to your cell phone.
Sign up for RAVE text alerts here.
Pulaski Technical College


text:
Lucinda Hinsdale Stone Junior Women Faculty Award
Lucinda Hinsdale Stone (1814-1900), along with others, lobbied the University of Michigan, its Regents, and the state legislature to open the University to women. This award was established in recognition of her efforts. The award is intended to encourage junior women faculty to accomplish the scholarly and creative work that is necessary for the attainment of academic tenure. The Provost, with the consent of the Chancellor, will appoint the successful candidate as Lucinda Hinsdale Stone Junior Faculty for one year with reassigned time of two three-credit courses during the academic year in which the recipient holds this award. The recipient will also receive a privately-funded monetary stipend of $2,000 to be used in any way best suited to her scholarly and pedagogical interests. A faculty member can receive this only once.
Eligible for nomination are women faculty members holding a regular appointment at the rank of assistant professor and possessing the following qualifications:
Recognized scholarship or creative activities.
Conspicuous ability in teaching.
Significant service to the professional, university or general community.
High potential for professional advancement and continued professional development at UM-Flint.
An individual would normally be excluded from consideration for this award for any of the following reasons:
She holds a continuing administrative or non-teaching appointment of more than one third.
She holds an administrative appointment above the level of department chair.
She is the David M. French Professor.
She is a current member of the SASE.
She has received this award within the past five years.
Name of nominee and the name of the award for which the person is being nominated is due no later than January 19, 2017. This information should be emailed to email@example.com. The deadline for supporting documents is March 9, 2017. Supporting documents should be submitted to the chair of the Scholarships, Awards and Special Events Committee, c/o Provost's Office, 229 University Pavilion or via e-mail to email@example.com.
Required Supporting Documentation – maximum of 12 pages (including nomination form)
Nomination for Faculty Award form.
Nominee's condensed vita (2 pages).
Signature from appropriate department chair (dean in the case of SOM, director in the case of SHPS) on the Nomination for Faculty Award form.
Plan of professional activities to be carried out under this program.
Evidence of recognized scholarship or creative activities.
Evidence of conspicuous ability in teaching.
Evidence of service to the professional, university or general community.
Evidence of high potential for professional advancement and continued professional development at UM-Flint.
Here is the Nomination for Faculty/Staff Award Form.


text:
It's just to bad you didn't need the bees in the fall when I'll shaking mine. I shake 6-8 pounds of bees out of my hive in the fall. I would give you a great price per pound.
good luck,
It's just to bad you didn't need the bees in the fall when I'll shaking mine. I shake 6-8 pounds of bees out of my hive in the fall. I would give you a great price per pound.
good luck,
Well Gilman, I gave a whole semi load of bees last fall to a guy that buys honey off me. So are you looking for some honey or just FREE BEES. Free bees cost me to much, been there none that.
Most of the beekeepers work to overwinter their colonies. From what I understand you don't overwinter anything, you shake the bees in the fall and I suppose save the equipment and restock them with packages the next spring. Can you elaborate on that please?
I only work my bees one year. No pesticides and no chemicals = more money for cosmetic grade beeswax.
Let me do the math for you. You winter bees over with about 65 lbs.@$1.50 per lbs= $97.50 per hive.
You buy a 2# package with fresh new queen and 2 gals of HFC to get things going in the spring. Package + HFC =$48.00 I just made $49.50 by buying new bees in the spring and not paying to feed them all winter. Now take the $49.50 x 700= $34,650.00 nice bonus. I have no pesticide cost, so that $3,000 stays in my packet too. I've been in the business for over 25 years, can you tell me how to make better money. This is better then any stock market or bank. Don't get me wrong I love working the bees or having the bees work for me. This is what I do to make a living, it is not a hobbie.
I hope this helps,
Not to long ago everyone up here killed off their
bees. Just the way it was done.
Closing in on retirement.......
When do you shake your bees and there is any way some one can use them?
September October may be probably the latest someone on northeast can use those bees.
Hi Ron
Your economic model makes those that overwinter seem foolish indeed but I don't think the economics are quite so cut and dried as you present. .
I understand the logic of working your bees in this manner and know several beeks that do as you do, but the economics you put forth don't reflect the way most commercial operators winter their bees. Most pull that 65# of honey and feed them back HFCS. So that $97.50 or a majority of it would still be in your pocket and your overwintering feed costs would be under $20.
I understand there is still the issue and costs of treatments and requeening. This is assuming you are able to keep them alive over winter, some have a tougher time than others, still, a normal winter loss needs to be accounted for. In addition you could be selling those bees as blow bees so another plus on the side of the balance sheet in favor of shaking them out, but the true economics are not so overwhelmingly in favor of that as you are suggesting.
One of the factors to consider is risk.
Overwintering can be riskier than running package bees -- assuming that there continues to be a certain and commited supply of packages and queens.
Up here, in the Great White North, most commercials winter their bees and use packages to make up the losses. Some make nucs a year ahead for that purpose, but in any case, a wintering operation is much more complex and requires more expertise and investment. Many found that out when our border closed to US packages and went out of business.
A purely package operation is far simpler and can be a seasonal activity, with rapid cash turnover, whereas, for most, wintering extends the season by many months in spring and fall and increases the investment without a corresponding increase in income.
As always, there are exceptions.
What do you do with the brood left in the hives??
Ed, KA9CTT profanity is IGNORANCE made audible
you can`t fix stupid not even with duct tape
In the U.S. this is becoming more rare as there is a demand for bees in the fall for almonds. Someone will usually shake them into their own boxes or even take the entire original colony out west. The problem with shaking these bees for fall use is that their health has not been monitored; they are often loaded with mites and what have you and need to be medicated to make the winter. If shook out too late no amount of treatment will help, they have been neglected too long and are too far gone.
Allen, I am confused by your post. If those overwintering and replacing their losses with packages had trouble when the border closed, why is replacing EVERYTHING with packages easier?
Each year I try and learn something new or a better way of beekeeping. If I didn't I wouldn't bee in business.
Last year was the first year I let a guy come in and shake my bees from my boxes to his. He truck a whole load to FL. where he wintered them. No feedback on how he did, and what his cost was.
I would love to work a deal with someone in the south that would want the bees in the fall. For new bees in the spring.
Any takers,
Who wouldn't like that deal? You've just offloaded your winter loss risk (mites, disease, feed, weather) for no cost to you!
At a minimum I'd expect fall bees to be at a significant discount and spring bees to be at a nice premium for that trade to come even remotely close to being a decent trade. Say assuming some value for winter loss and cost of feed for fall bess. I give you X # of lbs of bees in fall and get back X minus some percentage of expected loss/cost in spring).
Dan Williamson
B&C Honey Farm http://www.flickr.com/photos/9848229@N05/
Ron asks "What would be a fair trade for fall bees and spring bees?"
We have been paying $10 a colony in the fall for blow bees, but we then need to put meds to them, and often need to combine them to get paid in California. We sell 2# packages (over 10) for $52 minus the purchased queen, so have about $35 worth of our bees in a package. We do all the labor of shaking the bees on both end. Don't know if you'd consider that fair, but by these rough figures, that would be about 3 of your fall colonies for a package.
As others have suggested, fall bees are not worth as much as spring ones, never have been, and especially not ones left untreated for mites or nosema to possibly run rampant in.
So your telling me a gave away about $5500.00 of bees away last year.
That could have bought me 150 package this spring.
This is what I mean by making changes. It sounds like I'll have bees for sale in the fall.
Maybe I can do it like barries, instead of you pick and pay by the pound. You shake and pay by the pound.


text:
Steep BP Drop Using 'Quadpill' in Untreated HTN: Pilot Study »
"SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA â" A small randomized trial reports sharp blood-pressure reductions in untreated hypertensives using a single pill combining four BP-lowering drugs at one-quarter the usual dose.
Among 18 patients, mean 24-hour systol"...
Read the Steep BP Drop Using 'Quadpill' in Untreated HTN: Pilot Study article »
Verelan Patient Information including If I Miss a Dose
In this Article
- What is verapamil (Verelan)?
- What are the possible side effects of verapamil?
- What is the most important information I should know about verapamil?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking verapamil?
- How should I take verapamil?
- What happens if I miss a dose?
- What happens if I overdose?
- What should I avoid while taking verapamil?
- What other drugs will affect verapamil?
- Where can I get more information?
What happens if I miss a dose?
Take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
What happens if I overdose?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222. An overdose of verapamil can be fatal.
Overdose symptoms may include slow heartbeat and fainting.
What should I avoid while taking verapamil?
Verapamil may impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert.
Avoid getting up too fast from a sitting or lying position, or you may feel dizzy. Get up slowly and steady yourself to prevent a fall.
Drinking alcohol can further lower your blood pressure and may increase certain side effects of verapamil.
Grapefruit and grapefruit juice may interact with verapamil and lead to potentially dangerous effects. Discuss the use of grapefruit products with your doctor.
What other drugs will affect verapamil?
Many drugs can interact with verapamil. Below is just a partial list. Tell your doctor if you are using:
- buspirone (BuSpar);
- cimetidine (Tagamet);
- clonidine (Catapres, Clorpres, Kapvay, Nexiclon) or any other blood pressure medications;
- cyclosporine (Gengraf, Neoral, Sandimmune);
- digoxin (digitalis, Lanoxin, Lanoxicaps);
- lithium (Eskalith, LithoBid);
- lovastatin (Mevacor, Advicor) or simvastatin (Zocor, Simcor, Vytorin);
- theophylline (Elixophyllin, Theo-24, Uniphyl);
- an antibiotic such as clarithromycin (Biaxin), erythromycin (E.E.S., EryPed, Ery-Tab, Erythrocin, Pediazole), rifampin (Rifadin, Rimactane, Rifater), or telithromycin (Ketek);
- an antifungal medication such as fluconazole (Diflucan), itraconazole (Sporanox), ketoconazole (Nizoral), or voriconazole (Vfend);
- a beta-blocker such as atenolol (Tenormin), bisoprolol (Zebeta, Ziac), metoprolol (Lopressor, Toprol), propranolol (Inderal, InnoPran), sotalol (Betapace), timolol (Blocadren), and others;
- cancer medicine such as cisplatin (Platinol), cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan, Neosar), doxorubicin (Adriamycin), paclitaxel (Taxol), procarbazine (Matulane), vincristine (Oncovin), or vinorelbine (Navelbine);
- cholesterol-lowering drugs such as atorvastatin (Lipitor, Caduet), lovastatin (Mevacor, Altoprev, Advicor), or simvastatin (Zocor, Simcor, Vytorin, Juvisync);
- a heart rhythm medication such as amiodarone (Cordarone, Pacerone), disopyramide (Norpace), flecainide (Tambocor), or quinidine (Quin-G);
- HIV/AIDS medicine such as atazanavir (Reyataz), delavirdine (Rescriptor), fosamprenavir (Lexiva), indinavir (Crixivan), nelfinavir (Viracept), or ritonavir (Norvir, Kaletra);
- a sedative such as midazolam (Versed) or triazolam (Halcion); or
- seizure medication such as carbamazepine (Carbatrol, Equetro, Tegretol) or phenobarbital (Solfoton).
This list is not complete and other drugs may interact with verapamil. Tell your doctor about all medications you use. This includes prescription, over-the-counter, vitamin, and herbal products. Do not start a new medication without telling your doctor.
Where can I get more information?
Your pharmacist can provide more information about verapamil.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.
Every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided by Cerner Multum, Inc. ('Multum') is accurate, up-to-date, and complete, but no guarantee is made to that effect. Drug information contained herein may be time sensitive. Multum information has been compiled for use by healthcare practitioners and consumers in the United States and therefore Multum does not warrant that uses outside of the United States are appropriate, unless specifically indicated otherwise. Multum's drug information does not endorse drugs, diagnose patients or recommend therapy. Multum's drug information is an informational resource designed to assist licensed healthcare practitioners in caring for their patients and/or to serve consumers viewing this service as a supplement to, and not a substitute for, the expertise, skill, knowledge and judgment of healthcare practitioners. The absence of a warning for a given drug or drug combination in no way should be construed to indicate that the drug or drug combination is safe, effective or appropriate for any given patient. Multum does not assume any responsibility for any aspect of healthcare administered with the aid of information Multum provides. The information contained herein is not intended to cover all possible uses, directions, precautions, warnings, drug interactions, allergic reactions, or adverse effects. If you have questions about the drugs you are taking, check with your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
Copyright 1996-2013 Cerner Multum, Inc. Version: 12.02. Revision date: 12/20/2011.
Your use of the content provided in this service indicates that you have read,understood and agree to the End-User License Agreement,which can be accessed by clicking on this link.
Verelan Patient Information in Detail
- What is Verelan?
- What are the possible side effects?
- What is the most important information I should know?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before taking?
- How should I take?
Additional Verelan Information
- Verelan Drug Interactions Center: verapamil oral
- Verelan Side Effects Center
- Verelan FDA Approved Prescribing Information including Dosage
Report Problems to the Food and Drug Administration
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
Get tips on handling your hypertension.


text:
you mean using UT coins or hard cash? not sure if the store would be opened today...lets see.
can you buy packs today ? :scratchchin
.I read about something called happy hours on EA forums .. what is that Tarun ?
Happy hours are 2 half hour slots(on same day) every week where the chances of getting rare players is much higher. EA have a FUT podcast every week where they announce the timing of the next happy hour.


text:
Every advertisement and product writeup in every issue of this magazine includes a reader service number — "Circle 1 (or some other number)" — and a reader service card, labeled "FREE INFORMATION," is bound into each issue. Even in the age of the Internet, our readers regularly fill out and mail the postage-paid request for more information.
We've tallied the 10 products and services that received the most interest throughout the year, then compared them to our list of the year's 10 coolest tools. In at least five instances the lists overlap (you'll see an "Editors' pick" icon — E — by those items), but where they don't you'll see our favorites under "Editors' picks" on page 53.
And now ... 15 items we all think will make your team more efficient.
E Pesticide-free steam weeder
The GS5000i kills the long rows of weeds emerging from sidewalks, parking lots, and other paved surfaces. It achieves instant knockdown with no residues and no cleanup afterward. Operators simply pull the supply cart with one hand while shooting weeds with the steam gun in the other hand. GreenSteam Solutions Inc. www.greensteam.com.
E Post driver runs on propane
The Propane Hammer is ideal for driving Uchannel posts, T'Posts, silt fence, and any other kind of sign post, ground rod, or rebar up to 3.5 ft. in diameter into hard, dry, frozen, and rocky ground. It weighs less than 45 lbs., and since it runs on propane, it's completely self-contained for work in remote areas. Users can drive several hundred posts on a single 14-oz. tank. Tippmann Industrial Products Inc. www.propanehammer.com.
No wiring or voltage to worry about
The SPLED-5 solar-powered area light with rechargeable 12-hour battery can be surface-mounted or affixed to a pole or rail. An 8 W solar panel powers the 5 W LED light that automatically dims and brightens based on the unit's integrated motion detector. Larson Electronics. www.magnalight.com.
Online training and certification
Learn to write and inspect stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPPs) and construction sites with 24-hour-accessible Web-based instruction. Classes include Certified Compliance Inspector of Stormwater and Certified Preparer of SWPPP (CPSWPPP). Stormwater USA. www.stormwaterusa.com.
E Sidewalk and step de-icing
Our favorite product from the American Public Works Association's North American Snow Conference in April, the Ossian LS Liquid Sprayer covers 48-in.-wide swaths using a retractable boom or a wand with hose. The quick-change tank holds enough de-icer for 5,000-sq.-ft. of application. Ossian Inc. www.ossian.com.


text:
Tyson - After You're Gone (new video!)
Slayed. That's what we are this morning. There is no other solo artist right now who tickles our waiting fancy more than that of mysterioso Londoner, Tyson. Today, we've got his news single and video, and news of who to expect on the remix tip. Massive radness after the image.
After You're Gone sounds eerily similar to most of the singer's small catalogue of cuts, but it's emphatically dramatic on slowed down vocals and tempo alike. HBF likens the sound to Chromeo meeting Seal, but we'll stick with our initial guts and make yet again the case for a Billy-Branigan offspring.
The video is below and Dazed informs us that Joe Goddard, Legowelt and Solo will all join in on the official fixes. For now, you can grab the single as such here.
In love.
Tyson - After You're Gone [Radio Edit] by PurplePR


text:
{{item.DESC | limitTo:100}} ...
Get a daily dose of Los Angeles Herald news through our daily email, its complimentary and keeps you fully up to date with world and business news as well.
Publish news of your business, community or sports group, personnel appointments, major event and more by submitting a news release to Los Angeles Herald.More Information
on Favreau's The Jungle Book is being described as a live-action updating of Disney's 1967 classic animated film, and that description is both testament to how well the film works and how thoroughly blurred the divide between the "real" and the computer-generated has become...Read more
DUBLIN, Ireland - The milling industry has warned that Brexit could add an extra 10 cents on the price of a loaf in Ireland. This, the industry pointed out was because about 80 percent of the flour used in the Republic for baked goods and other products comes from the U.K.


text:
Milo is taking advantage of my DD's & DSIL's empty bed!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Milo is taking advantage of my DD's & DSIL's empty bed!
Never regret growing older, its a privilege denied to many.
Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.
How snuggly is that!
"You must do the thing you think you cannot do"....E. Roosevelt
Yorkville, IL
A quilt inspector's job is never done. It must be exhausting to be a quality control specialist. Sweet kitty, and I like the quilt.
Good thing to do on a Saturday afternoon, yep!
Jan in VA
Jan in VA
Living in the foothills
peacefully colors my world.
So Sweet. My little quilt inspectors try to find a snuggle place to under or on top of all my projects. Beautiful furball!
That's adorable but I want to see that quilt!
"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"
Smart kitty!!
Very cute. He just doesn't think a bed should be empty. Tough job but someone has to do it.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Awww, Milo looks so comfy.
Grandma of 5 beautiful grand kids, 4 crazy cats & 1 dog!
So cute! I've seen the quilt design somewhere but can't remember where!
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat


text: Efforts at energy efficiency in manufacturing can have a big impact. Sustainability efforts applied to one plant's established equipment delivered significant energy savings. Meanwhile, the potential impact of new technology aimed at energy saving is even greater. DMG/Mori Seiki says its heat-treat alternative, grind-hardening (pictured—and see video here), has the potential to reduce the carbon footprint of surface hardening by 85 percent. Greg Hyatt, DMG/Mori Seiki's chief technology officer, says the disruptions resulting from the 2011 Japan earthquake served to heighten the company's attention to power consumption. The company's U.S headquarters hosted an annual meeting of the Sustainable Manufacturing Partnership this summer, and Professor David Dornfeld, lab director and chair of the University of California at Berkeley's mechanical engineering department, will speak about sustainable manufacturing at the company's upcoming Manufacturing Days event in Davis, California in November.


text:
Inspired by God, Forged by Fire, Tempered by Water, Grounded by Earth, Guided by the spirit.. Randy Haas
Available Knives
I would swap jobs with our admin girl at work just so I could open all the mail every day if I owned that thing
David (WildBoar's Kitchen)
Would make a nice rib tickler!
Though I could not caution all, I still might warn a few; Dont lend your hand to raise no flag atop no ship of fools. Robert Hunter