text:
Holistic Retreat Bali
- Holistic Retreat Bali - An Inner Voyage
- Sanur, Bali, Indonesia
- Apr 2, 2017 - Apr 8, 2017 (7 days)
- $1990
Does the idea of a spiritual retreat scare you? Do you feel they are for 'more spiritual people' than you? These 6 nights in tranquil Bali will transform your life without enduring endless yoga poses, days of silence or hours of chanting.
The villas are luxurious, peaceful, have WIFI, pool and all the mod-cons. Everything is included in a one-off cost. Cost here.
An unforgettable week to focus solely on your happiness, relaxation and personal / spiritual growth.
What you will Experience in this Health Retreat Bali:
Reiki Healing sessions
Kinesiology (Incl allergy testing).
Tai Chi
Yoga (Hatha)
Astrology and 'Pain Body' healing
Your own room with en-suite in beautiful "Villa Ning".
One-on-One with esteemed Balian Healer.
Aura Photography, Crystal & 'Singing Bowl' Therapy.
Holistic Coaching groups ... and one-on-one sessions.
Massages (Therapeutic & Traditional)
Exotic and organic Indonesian cuisine in the villa,
Healing session with your yoga guru one-on-one.
Wake-up times vary, but most guests choose to arise at about 7am and shower ready for the 7:30am meditation.
Meditation comprises two parts. A 'body-scan' that can be used anytime during your busy day at home, followed by a chakra meditation. Each meditation session goes for about a half hour and guests will feel the benefits before they leave the retreat. Our main aim for meditation on retreats is to show people a simple, effective way to quiet their body and mind. A practice that is too complicated will be abandoned by most on returning to their daily routines.
Meditation is followed by a healthy breakfast using only fresh produce bought from a traditional market. We're not going to force feed raw vegetables or make you chew on lemons. You need to enjoy breakfast. There will be beautiful fresh juices you may never have tried before and healthy organic food. If you wish to have coffee, that is your choice. Our food is like life, you have the choice to make healthy or not so healthy decisions. We're all about helping your awareness, not about forcing change.
Each morning's activities will be different as we introduce you to a variety of therapies and traditional healers.
As an integral part of our efforts to present to you the most authentic Bali experience; we visit a highly respected Balian Healer at his home. He diagnoses each guest and administers ancient and proven healing techniques that are truly amazing. Pak ATU Gusti is a Spiritual Healing Master who will put your mind at ease with a session like no other. Exactly what he does will all depend on what he is guided to do and where he 'sees' your need being greatest. His amazing insight and awareness encompasses your physical, spiritual and mental states. This is not some 'show' for tourists. This wonderful man offers life-changing advice and if needed, healing that really works.
The morning of our day trip to the Ubud region will be spent at Tampak Siring in the Tirta Empul Temple for a full cleansing ceremony. Holistic Retreat Bali guests will never be just tourists with a camera passing through. It is our goal to fully immerse you in a spiritual adventure that will be in harmony with what you are seeking and offer you memories and insight to draw upon for the rest of your days.
Our day trip to the Ubud region continues after a delicious local lunch with rice field view, with a trip to the home of our 'listrik' healers. There is no name for, or school of learning to teach the gifts this beautiful Balinese couple possess. They have a unique style of healing which they believe was granted to them by God. They are guided by spirit to those areas in your body that need attention and love. Their bodies are charged with electrical current. When they lay hands on you, there is no mistaking the energy emanating from them and through you. At times you will physically and involuntarily jerk from this healing energy. All of this in their traditional Bali home … a once in a life time experience.
The morning yoga sessions will commence at approx 9:30 and are designed for beginners, not gurus. You will certainly feel the benefits after only a week. Our aim is to give you a taste of what's involved and hopefully instill a desire to continue classes in your home environment. No-one is pushed.
Each afternoon will vary, and include … Holistic Life Coaching sessions one-on-one that will assist you identify stresses in your life and develop a real plan to minimize or even eliminate those stresses… understanding how fear and resentment have probably played a major role in your daily life… making an honest assessment of where you are at in key life areas … identifying where you would like to be and … tailoring a realistic plan on how to achieve your goals.
Reiki sessions with either of our two experienced healers. Practitioners transfer Universal energy through the palms to allow self healing and energy balancing (meridian energy lines and chakras). To attempt an explanation of a session with them would always result in injustice. Each person is obviously different; however the results of reiki with our therapists are amazing.
Our Kinesiology therapist has years of experience in this, nutrition and also reiki. She will allergy test you and identify areas of your mental / spiritual life that may need attention. More importantly, she will gently guide you through them and provide real tools for the change. (please note our therapist is away from June to end Aug, 2016).
Each guest will receive at least two massages during their stay. One traditional Balinese and the other Therapeutic ... no better way to relax.
Dinner will be provided at the villa. As with breakfast and lunch, only organic ingredients are used and our cooks are wonderful. Meals are vegetarian unless other is requested.
Please compare the Holistic Retreat Bali program to any other retreats available and we are confident none can offer the experience we do.
We would love to work with you.
ReviewsWrite a review - tell others about your experience.
Wonderful! You've just created your first event!
Stick with your free plan below or test drive another
- Current Plan
- Starter
$0USD/mo.Free forever
- Promote your retreats
- Unlimited retreats
- Teacher profile
- List your centre and get reviews
- Enable booking with 10% commission
- Receive email notifications for registrations
- Aspire
Ideal for teachers$39USD/mo.
- All Starter features PLUS
- No commission fees
- Take registrations & deposits instantly
- Collect balances online
- Send custom guest statements
- Sell additional items
- Auto-send personal registration emails
- Customizable registration forms for each program
- Basic support
- Up to $75,000
- 1 user account
- Envision
- All Aspire features PLUS
- Credit card processing
- Unlimited programs & registrations
- Export your data
- Manage rooms and lodging
- Standard support
Chat & email
- Up to $300,000 annual
- 1 user account
- Mandala
- All Envision features PLUS
- Multi-person registration
- Waiting list
- Charge taxes
- Priority support
Phone, chat, email
- Up to $800,000 annual
- 3 user accounts
- Beyond
- All Mandala features PLUS
- Priority feature requests
- Migrate existing data
- POS (Coming soon)
- Real-time support
Direct developer access
- Up to $2,000,000 annual
- 10 user accounts
Thank you!
One of our retreat specialists will get in touch with you within the next few hours to give you a tour of all the extra features that you will have access to.Return to event ×
Thank you!
We're glad you've joined our retreat community. See you around :)Return to my event ×


text:
The average spending per athlete at schools in each major conference ranges from 4 to nearly 11 times more than the average spending on education-related activities per student. The SEC leads the way, spending $144,592 per athlete in 2008
They are compensated with a free education.
not walk-ons or D3 athletes.
Was the article about walk-ons and D3 athletes?
Using walk ons as an example is patently ridiculous. They chose to try out. Period.
Why in the hell should walk ons be compensated?
If a student chooses to try out for cheerleader or the band, they know they are going to be limited in their employment choices. Are we going to give them money, too? Or how about a student choosing to work on the school newspaper? Or a student who runs for SGA president?
So what?
When grown ups make a decision they have to live with the consequences.
They chose football, so therefore they know they can't get a job and they better figure out how that will work. They know that going in.
I chose to go out of state for school and knew the financial consequences. I weighed the pros and cons and made my choice.
Yeah but a little change so they can go on a date would be nice. I say give each player about $500 a month so they can enjoy some little things. But all compensation should be uniform throughout the nation.
I agree. I imagine that many could use some money for clothing and basic personal items like haircuts, grooming items, etc.
Advertising Info
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
SECRant.com is an independent website and is not affiliated with the Southeastern Conference.
© 2017 SECRant.com. All Rights Reserved

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The newly launched dedicated helpline for brain stroke of the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, seem to extend no help to the patients.
As per information given on the PGIMER website, a new helpline has been launched by the department of neurology for the patients of brain stroke. In the website, two dedicated numbers have been cited as the helpline numbers. The first number is 9914209697.
When HT dialled that number, it sounded 'this number doesn't exist'. However, another number 8872500500, termed as the hotline with a message 'Call if anyone is having a stroke' in the PGIMER website, was also of no help as despite calling repeatedly at this number nobody took the calls.
However, the PGIMER site claims the hotline number should be contacted to inform the PGI stroke team about a stroke or a brain attack.


text:
An Angler Fishing the Rio Ravadavia, Chubut, Argentina
An angler fly fishing for rainbow, brook and brown trout on the Rio Ravadavia near Chubut, Argentina. The river also has Atlantic salmon and lake trout. All of these species are introduced, and although they provide wonderful angling, the introduced species have taken a toll on the native species of fish.
Photo: April 2008 by Doug Wurtsbaugh
Photo: April 2008 by Doug Wurtsbaugh
Photo Details
Wayne Wurtsbaugh
See all User Photos
- Registered:
- January 2000
- Posts:
- 900


text:
Best Western Plus Caldwell Inn
Best Western Plus Caldwell Inn
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.3/10
44128 Fairground Road
Caldwell, OH 43724
Welcome to the Best Western Plus Caldwell Inn
Enjoy free Wi-Fi, breakfast and parking at the non-smoking Best Western Plus Caldwell Inn, which also has an indoor pool and hot tub and is adjacent to a family restaurant.
Hotel Features
The 42 non-smoking rooms of the two-story Best Western provide free Wi-Fi to keep you connected and premium cable channels to keep you entertained. Coffeemakers, hairdryers and ironing facilities are standard. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast of eggs, fruit, yogurt and more before heading out for a day on Seneca Lake. The adjacent restaurant serves American cuisine. Guests are welcome to relax in the indoor pool or hot tub, set in a pleasant, wood-paneled room. A fitness center is available for guests who want to squeeze in a cardio session, and a business center adds convenience. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
The Best Western is located off I-77. Spend an afternoon in Wolf Run State Park, 10 minutes away, or lounge on the shores of Seneca Lake, a half-hour from the hotel. Guests can take safari tours and birdwatch or fish at the Wilds, also a half-hour from Caldwell. Robins Ridge Golf Course is 18 miles away, and Port Columbus International Airport is 99 miles west.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests think this Best Western is a "nice place to stay," and it offers a convenient location near scenic Wolf Run State Park.
Best Western Plus Caldwell Inn Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning
- Alarm clock
- Business center
- Cable television
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Conference facilities
- Data port
- Desk
- Direct dial phone number
- Elevators
- Exercise gym
- Fax service
- Free local calls
- Free parking
- Front desk
- Gym
- Hairdryer
- Hearing impaired services
- High speed internet access
- High speed internet connection
- High speed wireless
- Ice machine
- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
- Internet access
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Refrigerator
- Safe deposit box
- Wake-up calls
- Wheel chair access
- Wireless internet connection
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Best Western Plus Caldwell InnOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
January 24, 2017
August 7, 2016
July 13, 2016
Group Traveler
June 25, 2016
May 24, 2016
Group Traveler
August 7, 2012
Nice place to stay. I would stay here again if in the area.
March 31, 2010
Group Traveler
The hotel was nice, clean and had a pool. However, you are only allowed the towels in your room, if you need a new one, you have to exchange at front desk. You get 3 towels for a room with 2 double beds...so 4 adults, someone's sharing a towel!!!
August 5, 2009
Senior Travelers
Not having internet access in the rooms was a real drawback. The TV was old and with a fuzzy picture. The place was clean, but it really needs some upgrades to get it into this century.
August 28, 2008
Group Traveler
Clean. Night staff was not very friendly but morning staff was very helpful. Restaurant is building beside hotel. They were very friendly and did everything they could to accommodate us.
August 6, 2008
Solo Traveler
If you stay during the week, you get coupons for free breakfast at the restaurant.
(1 - 10 of 10 reviews)
- Microtel Inn & Suites By Wyndham Caldwell from $55 (0.2mi)
- Comfort Inn & Suites Caldwell from $99 (0.3mi)
- Days Inn And Suites Caldwell from $54 (0.5mi)
- The Harkins House Inn from $89 (0.8mi)


text:
As a leading pediatric orthopedic center, TSRHC has treated more than 245,000 children since its inception, with more than 40,000 clinic visits each year. The hospital takes a multidisciplinary approach to care, tailoring treatment to the individual needs of each child and family.
TSRHC is proud of the healing, hope and happiness we have shared with thousands of patients and their families. At TSRHC, every staff member is dedicated to creating a positive hospital experience for our patients – so that they can create their own experiences out in the world.
Help make dreams possible. Your gift allows the hospital to continue its mission of helping children regardless of the family's ability to pay.
Within a unique caring environment, patients at TSRHC benefit from a world-renowned medical staff and the promise of a brighter future, through the research and innovation driven by the hospitals five centers of excellence. TSRHC is consistently recognized as one of the premiere pediatric orthopedic hospitals in the world.
Contact Us
800.421.1121 ext. 7800
Send Us An Email
Find out more information about Dyslexia Outreach and Training through our Education and Events page.
The Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia's outreach services allow us to expand our mission and help thousands of children through support services for parents and educators. Our staff has developed two video curricula, the Dyslexia Training Program and the TSRH Literacy Program, that have taught hundreds of thousands of children to read. The center offers consultation and training to schools as they use the programs.
The center offers seminars and workshops to help teachers employ effective teaching strategies. Parents can also obtain guidance in helping their child by attending presentations made to parent support groups. For additional information regarding TSRHC programs or on-site school district workshops, please contact the center at 214-559-7800 or 800-421-1121, ext. 7800.
The center offers the Dyslexia Therapist Training Program for certified Texas public school teachers and is accredited by the International Multisensory Structured Language Educational Council. This comprehensive training is designed for teachers of students with dyslexia using proven intervention techniques.
Please send your name and home address,
along with your school district name and address
to email@example.com or call
214-559-7800 or 800-421-1121, ext. 7800.
**Applications are due in February of each year.
The Rite Flight Rate Program, Rite Flight Comprehension and Take Flight: A Comprehensive Intervention for Students with Dyslexia are curriculums written by the staff of the Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia and Learning Disorders at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. These programs are available for purchase. Please note: Only Take Flight trained therapists can purchase the Take Flight materials and will be required to provide the name of their Training Center and Course Director.
If this is your first time to order Rite Flight or Take Flight materials or you do not know your account number, you must request a Scottish Rite Hospital account number.
After completing the request form, your account number will be sent within 3 business days via the email you provided. You can then log in and complete your order.
If you already have a Scottish Rite Hospital account number or have previously purchased Rite Flight or Take Flight materials, please use the order form below. Be sure to have your account number ready to expedite the process.
Share Your Story!
2222 Welborn Street
Dallas, Texas 75219
North Campus
7000 W. Plano Pkwy
Plano, Texas 75093


text: Save This Event For Later Chihuahuan Desert Bike Fest | Off-road MTB Festival Terlingua, TX, Thu Feb 14 - Sat Feb 16, 2013 Registration Page | Contact Event | Event Website | Google Calendar Start line address: Terlingua, TX 79852 Presented by Desert Sports, as a benefit for the Big Bend Trails Alliance Loading all categories... This is a past event. If you're looking for this year's event, you probably want to search the event calendar. Chihuahuan Desert Bike Fest | Off-road MTB Festival Confirmed Participants Total Event Registrations: 178 One Day Ride Pass - 17 entries Loading... Three Day Ride Pass - 124 entries Loading... Two Day Ride Pass - 37 entries Loading... Last refreshed at: 9:49:47 PM


text:
The Browning Classic Fixed Blade Knife has the edge: Quality, Craftsmanship and Durability. Examine the Browning Classic Fixed Blade Knife and you will agree, it measures up to Browning standards. The precise fit and finish provide more than good looks. Both contribute to the overall function of the knife. The materials set Browning apart from cheap imitations. Browning uses only the finest stainless steels, selected for their edge-holding characteristics, strength and corrosion resistance. They take great pride in their knife construction so you have confidence whenever you need a sharp blade.
Mack's Prairie Wings is not responsible for typographical errors in pricing or product specification inaccuracies in our web site. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Copyright © 2017 - Mack's Sport Shop LLLP - All rights reserved. Site Developed and Maintained by Ability Commerce
Copyright © 2004-2017 - Mack's Prairie Wings, Inc. - All rights reserved. Site Developed and Maintained by Ability Commerce


text:
Last week, employees of the Guangdong branch of China Telecom blogged that they were working on cracking the Verizon iPhone 4. Then on Tuesday, the 'Apple Lab Team' announced that the "CDMA iPhone 4 has made its first call in China". While it might not be what Sprint customers were waiting to hear, it's encouraging to know that it can be done.
The Guangdong team blogged that the "Windows version of Greenpois0n didn't work...[but] A switch to the Mac version of Greenpois0n was a success." We're anything but surprised that one of the first off-Verizon CDMA iPhone calls was made in China. Jailbroken phones, iPhones in particular, have become the norm.
While the iPhone 4 has been available to both China Unicom and China Mobile, both GSM networks, China Telecom (CDMA) has been unable to use even jailbroken iPhones. Now, we may see an influx of jailbroken Verizon iPhones making their way to China, at least until an official version is made available. When the CDMA iPhone 4 does make its way to China (officially), it will need a SIM slot in order to comply with Chinese standards.
source: The Wall Street Journal


text:
Latest News
Fire and weed management in Cumberland Plain vegetation
Notes from a recent workshop: Fire and weed management in Cumberland Plain vegetation. Download here (PDF).Read more »
Crofton Weed Biocontrol Opportunity
A new biological control agent for crofton weed, the rust fungus Baeodromus eupatorii, is now available for widespread release across NSW. A release program in partnership with the community will be undertaken during 2015 to facilitate releases of the fungus across tRead more »
NSW Weedwise App
NSW Weedwise App is now available on android smartphones, see NSW WeedWise flyer, and coming soon for Iphones, through the App store.Read more »
Sydney Weeds App Now Available
New (and free!) Sydney Weeds app available from the Istore now. Contains information to help identify about 50 weed species in the north of Sydney. Developed by Quoll DeRead more »
Tag Archives: SCRAPE AND PAINT
Madeira Vine
Madeira Vine (Anredera cordifolia) is a foreign invader destroying Australian bush. The aerial tubers must not be disturbed. This film shows how to properly deal with it.
Moth Vine
Moth Vine (Araujiia hortorum) is an invasive weed destroying Australian bush. This video shows how to get rid of it. Seed pods must be controlled.
Posted in Videos, Vines, Weed Techniques for Specific Plants Tagged 360G/L, Araujiia hortorum, australia, bush, CLASS 4, control, DESTROY, exterminate, glyphosate, INVADE, kill, moth vine, NOXIOUS WEED, NSW, pods, remove, RID, SCRAPE AND PAINT Leave a comment


text:
Palestinians celebrate new Fatah-Hamas unity // Getty Images.
A few days ago, Israel was engaged in a bitter blame game with the Palestinians, with each side accusing the other of being responsible for sabotaging peace talks. Now, Israel is competing for recognition as the party that brought the flagging talks to an end.
The Palestinians aren't prepared to extend talks beyond their deadline on Tuesday unless Israel fulfils certain criteria which the right-wing government is Jerusalem is set against, including a release of the Palestinian prisoners who were scheduled to be freed in late March and a building freeze.
But Jerusalem is apparently not content that the talks would come to an end because of Palestinian refusal to renew them, and announced yesterday that it is walking away. Israel declared that it is suspending talks, due to its fury about the reconciliation accord which the Palestinian Authority and its rival, Hamas, have just signed.
The declaration is strange. Israel is taking a principled stance not to take part in peace talks that aren't happening. And on the grounds that rival Palestinian factions have signed a reconciliation pact, which they have done before only to fail to implement it.
And of the reconciliation does pan out, would silence not have served Israel better? By taking peace talks off the table in a scenario of real Palestinian unity, Israel has lifted from Hamas any real pressure to make tough decisions if it does make it in to a coalition within the Palestinian Authority. Is won't need to respond to pressure from moderate Palestinians to be prepared to talk, because Israel will have closed the venue of talks.
Israel's hardball response to Palestinian unity may play straight in to Hamas' hands.
Nathan Jeffay
Your Comments
The Forward welcomes reader comments in order to promote thoughtful discussion on issues of importance to the Jewish community. In the interest of maintaining a civil forum, The Forward requires that all commenters be appropriately respectful toward our writers, other commenters and the subjects of the articles. Vigorous debate and reasoned critique are welcome; name-calling and personal invective are not and will be deleted. Egregious commenters will be banned from commenting. While we generally do not seek to edit or actively moderate comments, our spam filter prevents most links and certain key words from being posted and the Forward reserves the right to remove comments for any reason.


text:
There are four universal saddles to choose from for lifting 35,000-lb. trucks and... More
If your organization has a mandate to start choosing more environmentally friendly... More
Caterpillar's updated procurement website gives agencies a simple way to ask and compare product features, pricing, capabilities, and financing options for multiple equipment brands. More
A new agreement between U.S. Bank and WSCA-NASPO, the cooperative purchasing arm of the National Association of State Procurement Officials, offers cities, counties, and states access to more commercial card programs at preferred prices. More
A Southeastern solid waste operation doubles revenue by recycling glass into mulch... More
Contract specifications help San Diego avert fines related to California's... More
It's a fleet buyers' market, and truck dealers know it. More
Two decades of experience allow a waste-to-energy facility to chart its own course on its expansion project. More


text:
If you go to modabakeshop.com they have patterns for layer cakes.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
If you go to modabakeshop.com they have patterns for layer cakes.
Great Ideas here ! Seattle streets is another free one that comes to mind , but is cut smaller and is very similar to the benartex pattern .
You might use them in a strip quilt or as filler blocks between a regular block.
10 minute block!!!!!!! No cutting if you make the it with 10" squares!!!!
Better to do something imperfectly, than nothing perfectly.
Done is better than perfect.
I just made this quilt using 10" squares and it was easy and fun, and looks great. You might like it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxC-0T5lXw4
I love, love, love the pieces, specially the ribbon pieces. I'd find a layout that used the squares just like they are--------all 10" of each! Black would be a good solid to match
Bad Spellers of the World
double slice layer cake with black
Last edited by linhawk; 09-17-2012 at 08:15 AM.
·What does a clock do when it's hungry? It goes back four seconds.
I know there have bee a lot of "don't cut them" posts --- but the first thing i thought of was kaleidescope! i think these would be great for that kind of dresden plate effect.
I was just reading an older copy of American Patchwork and Quilting last night and I saw a quilt I loved. Your fabric would work with it. Here is the link to show the quilt..it's called Thick and Thin. If you really like it, PM me and I'll make a copy from the magazine and mail it to you. http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/magazi...-2011_ss7.html


text:
UNC campus libraries plan to open on a normal schedule Friday, Jan. 18, 2013, following the University's decision also to open on a normal schedule. Continue reading
The Carolina BLU Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery services will be unavailable on Thursday, Oct. 18 for major system upgrades and maintenance. Continue reading
The Microforms Collection in Davis Library will relocate from the second floor to the lower level beginning Monday, Aug. 6. Continue reading
A year-long project to install sprinklers in the Wilson Special Collections Library stacks is near completion. All collection materials are now available for consultation and research. Continue reading
Access to the upper floor of the R.B. House Undergraduate Library will be limited for approximately three weeks while new carpeting is installed. Continue reading
The library will upgrade software and hardware for the Carolina BLU interlibrary loan and document delivery services during the month of May 2012. Continue reading
Parts of the Davis Library Reference Reading Room will be closed March 6-9 while librarians move books to new locations. Continue reading
All UNC library information services will be unavailable on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012, from 5 to 7 a.m.because of maintenance. Continue reading
We've put all UNC Libraries exam, holiday, and intersession hours on one handy page for your reference. Continue reading
Most General Manuscripts, Southern Historical Collection, and Southern Folklife Collection materials in Wilson Library will become available for 8-10 weeks beginning Nov. 7, 2011, because of sprinkler installation work. Please request needed materials immediately. Continue reading


text:
Manufacturing Area
Category: Magnets & Magnetic Devices
NdFeB Magnet sphere or Hematite magnetic sphere 1. Size: Dia-4mm, Dia-4.8 mm Dia-6mm, Dia-6.35mm, Dia-7mm. Dia-8mm etc, 2. Plating: Silver, golden, zinc, epoxy( black) 3. Grade: N35, N38, N40, ...Keyword : magnetic cube toy | sphere magnet | magnetic cube toy | magnetic ball
Category: Electro-Magnets and Permanent Magnets
Square shape magnetic cube magnetic cube 216PCS magnetic cube The size of each cube is 6*6*6mm Coating: Ni coating We could produce the cubes according to your request: Size: 4mm, 5m ...Keyword : Magnetic Cube Toy | Magnetic Beads | Magnetic Puzzle Cube | Magnets Toy | Magnet Prducts
Category: Puzzles
neocube,magnet ball,magnet sphere,buckyball,DIY toy Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) Magnet spheres make a fun puzzle. These 216 rare earth magnet spheres will provide you hours of enjoyment. Simple yet a ...Keyword : neo cube toy | magnetic cube toy | magnetic toy
Category: Educational Toys
Buckycubes are more like a puzzle. You can make a ton of shapes with the buckycubes, but their polarity is different than the balls, so it makes it much more of a challenge or a puzzle. Each Bucky Cub ...Keyword : Neo Cube Toy | Educational toy
Category: Industrial Automation Systems
magnetic ball:we have three size and also can according to your requirement do the different kind of size Diameter: 5mm,6mm,7mm Strength: N35 rated Packaging: Tin/iron packingKeyword : magnetic ball | neo cube | toy magnet | permanent magnet
cube are fantastic for aiding students in learning math. Fractions + Symbol / Shape + Figures can be a difficult concept that challenges many students. Positive activities will encourage students have ...Keyword : Magnetic Board | Cube
Category: Electronic Toys
Buckycubes are more like a puzzle. You can make a ton of shapes with the buckycubes, but their polarity is different than the balls, so it makes it much more of a challenge or a puzzle. Each Bucky Cu ...Keyword : Magical Cube | Magnetic Square Cube | Square Cube Magnet
Category: Magnets & Related Products
Type: Permanent Composite: Rare Earth Magnet Shape: Ball Application: toy,jewelry and novel products making Minimum Order Quantity: 216 Piece/Pieces Packaging Details: 1,Plastic bags, then cartons, 2 ...Keyword : permanent magnet | strong magnet | ball magnet | ndfeb magnet | rare earth magnet
The Magformers creative countless imaginative and geometric structures. Magformers-Magnets completely encapsulated inside plastic, rotate to their attraction position for instant connection, never ...Keyword : Magnetic Contruction Toy | Magnetic Contruction Toy | Magnetic Intelligence Toys
216: PCS/set Size: 5mm Grade: N35-N42 Coated color: Gold Weight: 109g/set Using the NdFeB Magnet Spheres (Neocube) to create shapes could let both hemispheres of your brain get enough exer ...Keyword : Magnetic Cube Toy
Category: Magnetic Health Products
Shuangyan magnetic sound snake eggs /are high-tech products of brightess and rigidity.These products are world popular in toy and health care market.Keyword : magnetic rattalsnake eggs | magnetic singing eggs | magnetic ball | magnetic toy
Shuangyan magnetic sound snake eggs /are high-tech products of brightess and rigidity.These products are world popular in toy and health care market.Keyword : magnetic ball | magnetic healthy ball | magnetic stone
Category: Magnetic Items
We supply magnetic toy series which are totally new environmentally friendly products for cultivating imagination and creativeness of children. As a example,this is a book for kid, it is used for ...Keyword : magnetic toy | educational toy
This block magnet is custom made for one of our customers for use on security products. As you noticed, they are of N52 grade, which means they are very powerful in pull force. They can also be made a ...Keyword : N42 Neo magnetic plate
1, These Sintered NdFeB magnets are particularly suitable for high volumn production of a wide v ariety of shape and size ranges. Ni, Zn or customized coated surface protection. Precise dimensional co ...Keyword : magnet | neo magnet | neo magnet | cube magnet
we're manufacturing magnetic products for office and education, such as magnetic bookmark,magnetic memo pad,magnetic calendar,magnetic writing board,magnetic toy book, magnetic photo frame,etc.Keyword : magnetic business card


text:
Teghmis il Beitinjan
One of the many members of the puréed salad/appetizer family, this lightly spiced eggplant purée is served warm.
1 large eggplant
2 cloves garlic
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup olive oil
3/4 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon pepper
Pinch cumin (optional)
2 tablespoons lemon luice
Freshly chopped kuzbara or parsley
Chopped tomatoes
1. Grill the eggplant over a flame until the skin blisters. The best method is to spear the vegetable on a long fork and hold it over a charcoal fire, thus flavoring the flesh delicately. But if this is not possible, you may toast it over the burner of your gas stove. Alternatively, bake the eggplant at 400 degrees F. for 30 minutes, or until soft.
2. In the bottom of a large bowl smash the garlic and salt with a wooden pestle. Add the eggplant and pound it into a purée.
3. Heat the oil in a saucepan and stir in the remaining ingredients. Add the pulp and sauté gently for about 10 minutes.
4. Turn into a serving platter. Garnish with parsley or coriander and tomato wedges, and serve immediately with Arabic bread.
Arabian Cuisine
By Anne Marie Weiss-Armush
Dar An-Nafaés
Hardback, $25.00
Recipe Reprinted by permission.
Visit the Middle East page for more recipes and info.
This page created October 1999
The Global Gourmet®
Main Page
Twitter: @KateHeyhoe
Advanced Search
Recent Searches
Kate's Global Kitchen
Kate's Books
Cookbook Profiles
Global Destinations
Holiday & Party Recipes
I Love Desserts
On Wine
Caffeine and You
Cooking with Kids
New Green Basics
Conversions, Charts
& Substitutions
About the
Global Gourmet®
Contact Info
Privacy Statement
Cooking Italian
175 Home Recipes
4-Hour Chef
Bakery Cookbook
Barefoot Contessa
Bouchon Bakery
Burma: Rivers of Flavor
Cake Mix Doctor
Comfort Food
Craft of Coffee
Crazy Sexy Kitchen
Daily Cookie
Fifty Shades Chicken
French Slow Cooker
Frontera - Rick Bayless
Gluten-Free Quick & Easy
Jerusalem: A Cookbook
Kitchen Science
Lidia's Favorite Recipes
Make-Ahead and Freeze
Modern Milkshakes
Modernist Cuisine
Mystic Cookbook
Paleo Slow Cooking
Picky Palate
Pop Bakery
Practical Paleo
Quick Family Cookbook
Sensational Cookies
Smitten Kitchen
Southern Living Recipes
Sweet Life in Paris
Trader Joe's Vegetarian
True Food
Whole Larder
Bestselling Cookbooks
Cooking Light Store
Kitchen Markdowns
Buy 3 Products, Get 4th Free
Kitchen Bonus Deals
Cookware Rebates
Bestselling Small Appliances
Copyright © 1994-2017,
Forkmedia LLC
Gourmet Food, Cookbooks
Kitchen Gadgets & Gifts


text:
Evangelical Lutheran Church Hong Kong - Social Service
Where: Room 301-302, Tai Tak House, Tai Yuen Estate, Tai Po
What: Set up in 1976, the charity has five centres offering a wide variety of community services to children, youths, the elderly, new arrivals, disabled people and other disadvantaged groups.
How: Visit www.elchk.org.hk/service or call 2665 2255 for more information. Volunteer jobs for teenagers include visiting elderly people during festivals or helping children from poor families with their homework.
Students in Form Five or above can reply to letters from children who write to 'Uncle Long Leg' for advice.
Volunteer: Crystal Wong Ching-ying, 20, hopes to become a social worker after doing voluntary work for more than three years.
'I've visited centres for elderly people. Many young people have the impression that old people are very stubborn and are quite difficult to deal with. But I've found that elderly people are like children as they get older.
They are very eager to learn. I've taught seniors how to use a computer. They were very happy to learn how to use the mouse and surf the internet.
I've also visited cancer patients. Through talking to them, I realised that we must treasure life. I've also led teenagers on a camping trip.
When I helped run a family camp, I saw parents preparing everything for their children and taking good care of them. It reminded me of my own parents, who also took good care of me when I was young.
Each of my voluntary experiences has helped me become more mature. Maintaining good relationships with others are is important because, if you feel sad, knowing that someone is there to help makes you feel stronger and more determined.
My aim in doing volunteer services is to help people. You need to have compassion.
For example, when you see people who are upset, you should try to understand the reason behind their behaviour, rather than getting angry with them.
I'm now doing counselling services for HKCEE students. In the past, social workers had comforted me during difficult times arising from the exam, so I'm doing my part to help others.'
Most Popular
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


text:
Eric Bridgeman is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Brisbane, Australia. Born in October 1986, Bridgeman has balanced his life and practice between Australia and his indigenous homeland in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea.
Bridgeman is a photographer, video artist, performance artist, sculptor, painter and installation artist. His practice has been motivated by the interpretation, deconstruction and playful reconstruction of sexual, racial and masculine iconography and ethnography. Using his backgrounds and experiences from Australia and PNG as a premise, he has explored the sometimes controversial and unspoken dialogues of socio-cultural identity.
Bridgeman completed his Bachelor of Photography at the Queensland College of Art in 2008, majoring in Art Practice and spending his final year in Interdisciplinary Sculpture, which saw the beginnings of his works for The Sport and Fair Play of Aussie Rules (2008/09). In 2008, the Institute of Modern Art (Brisbane) selected this work for inclusion in The New Fresh Cut, giving Bridgeman the exposure and support to further the two-year long project. From this breakthrough opportunity, Bridgeman's work attracted support and opportunities from organisations and institutions such as Next Wave Festival (Melbourne), Gallery 4A (Sydney), Australia Council for the Arts, Australian Centre for Photography (Sydney) and the University of Queensland Art Museum (Brisbane).
In 2010 Bridgeman was selected for the Basil Sellers Ian Potter Sports Prize and was awarded the Westpac Redlands Art Prize for his photographic work 'Black Beauty'. In 2011 Bridgeman was given two solo exhibitions in Melbourne; was invited to produce work for the National Artist' Self-Portrait Prize, and the Museum of Contemporary Art's annual exhibition Primavera, which showcases the nations leading young artists under 35.
Currently Bridgeman is artist-in-residence at the Gushul Studio located in Blairmore.


text:
GOLD COAST: Two magical pieces of ball handling by fullback Josh Hoffman and winger Antonio Winterstein combined to give the Brisbane Broncos an NRL victory last night.
The Gold Coast Titans had led 10-6 at halftime after enjoying a mountain of possession.
But Winterstein's second try following some brilliant play from Hoffman knocked the stuffing out of their rivals.
Hoffman picked up a low pass off his boots and grubber-kicked down the left touch-line.
Winterstein, who had put Brisbane ahead 12-10 with a 54th-minute try, matched Hoffman's effort, scooping the ball up low down before diving over.
Referee Matt Cecchin earned the ire of some of the 26,000 crowd when he sent Titans centre Mat Rogers to the sin bin in the 62nd minute for holding down Broncos winger Jharal Yow Yeh who had dashed 60m downfield.
Brisbane's gritty defence won them the game after they absorbed wave after wave of attack in the first half.
In last night's other game, Mark Gasnier scored the match-winner as St George Illawarra powered home to victory over South Sydney.
With his team down 13-12, Gasnier sprinted more than 20m for his first NRL try in almost two years to give the Dragons a boosting win over spirited opposition.
Neville Costigan had sparked the winning-play out of the unfamiliar position of dummy-half. On the last tackle, with just nine minutes left on the clock, he dummied and went the blind-side, seeing Kiwi flyer Jason Nightingale down the right-flank before he drew fullback Rhys Wesser and sent Gasnier on his way.
The Dragons trailed 12-4 after a John Sutton try early in the second half, and it was a Gasnier pass to Nightingale, for the winger to reach out and score in the corner, that got the NRL leaders back into the game.
With the match as evenly contested as any this season, the Dragons took a chance to draw level through a Jamie Soward penalty kick in 58th minute after Sam Burgess was penalised for stripping Trent Merrin.
Even with 16 minutes still remaining on the clock, Chris Sandow decided his team might as well play from in front and potted a 30m field goal to give the Bunnies the lead.
It wasn't enough, though, and Souths were left heart-broken after a second last-gasp loss in a row.
* Broncos 24 - Titans 10
* Dragons 16 - Rabbitohs 13


text:
Jenn from A Simple Haven and I are exploring what it means to live purposefully in a world that bombards us with a million good things. Online, the message seems to be that we can do it all. The truth is we cannot do everything.
We're two moms on a journey toward being ok with this and fully embracing the season of life that we're in–with all of its joys and limitations.
Once a month, we'll share about our crafting fails, what we're currently saying "yes" and "no" to, and the beautiful reality of daily life. Will you grab a warm cup of something and join us?
In the spirit of full disclosure, I should tell you that I'm writing this post, on style, in my jammies. I've been in bed most of the week and so getting dressed in cute, springy clothes is fun to write about. It's also just me writing this month, Jenn has some exciting stuff happening on her blog next week so stay tuned and visit A Simple Haven next week!
I love the idea of a capsule wardrobe. It's minimalist, it's simple and it almost solves the whole 'I have nothing to wear' problem. I stuck pretty close to my uniform for fall and winter but when winter seemed to linger forever (and ever) I got a little tired of my go-to outfits.
Spring is here and I'm so excited to be thinking about new colours, new clothes and new outfits. This is what is determining my spring/summer wardrobe:
–we spend a lot of time at the beach and outside during the summer. Practical, non-fussy but cute clothes is what I'm after.
-we're going to be doing a decent amount of traveling this summer. 6 + weeks so I need outfits that stand up to travel and that I don't feel like I'm just wearing the same clothes for two months. I've done it before, we traveled for six months after our wedding and I got a lot of practice on wearing the same clothes over and over again. But this time we're not going to be working and backpacking in New Zealand, it's going to be a little more interacting with people and I want to feel somewhat pulled together.
I asked on my personal Facebook for the staples of a summer wardrobe and most everybody has the same idea.
Cutoffs, tanktops, sundresses and sandals.
Here's my capsule wardrobe for spring/summer:
Chambray shirt– it's been well-loved and will continue to be a staple in my closet. I'm thinking over white shorts for cool-ish days and sun protection. Worn with rolled up jeans for a denim on denim look and with leggings because I'm still not over that look.
Structered jacket– something a little more then a sweater that can be worn with a dress/shorts/ jeans/basically everything. I just need to find the right one – a jean jacket or not.
White shorts– this feels edgy to me (both as a mom and as a person, what about spills?) but white is so summery and I love the crisp look of white shorts.
Straight-leg jeans – for cool evenings and rainy days.
Maxi dress/skirt – I have a dress I love and have loved for years but am debating getting a maxi skirt just to shake things up this year. Something long and flowy.
White sundress – I wear this dress over my swim suit and out to dinner, its versatile and super comfy.
Shorts/Capris– something basic and coloured for the days I need something a little more rugged.
Shirt dress– I'm on the hunt for the perfect one, I love this one and this one from my Pinterest board.
Basic tees/tanks– I'm on the hunt for a tee with a bit of structure to it, that fits in all the right places. My four year old has one that I love and wish came in my size.
Chunky jewelry – I'm not a fussy jewelry girl throughout the year and summer is even more pared down for me. A simple pair of wooden earrings are my mainstay, a chunky wooden bracelet or a coral cuff is pretty much as blingy as I get.
Fedora – it's my Irish blood, I need to wear a hat and I want it to be cute and versatile (have I overused that word yet?) Fedoras are both cute and practical and they go with everything.
Toms/sandals – I got my Toms in red to give the pop of colour to my outfits, they're super comfy and look great with everything. I have several pairs of sandals that I wear, not very minimalist of me, I know. But they don't take up that much room on the shelf or in my bag.
Pops of colour – I tend to stay on the neutral side of the colour wheel with pops of colour. A turquoise ring, pink nail polish, red shoes, yellow bracelet.
What are your must haves for your spring/summer wardrobe? Any brilliant tips for keeping outfits fresh when traveling?


text: PEOPLE: HR Corner A Step-by-Step Program for Planning Special Company Events By Hedley Lawson: Contributing Editor Friday, December 4, 2009 1:11 PM Whether it's your company picnic, holiday party, employee training, or annual performance awards dinner, HR managers are frequently called upon as the designated go-to "event planner." Regardless of whether you handle the planning internally or use an outside resource, here are some tips to help you just in time for the year-end holidays. Pre-planningDevelop a clear budget, with line-items for everything: room rental, food and beverage, marketing, giveaways, employee expenses, and ancillary items. Vendor quotes are quite helpful for creating estimates. Err on over-estimating costs, as it is always preferable to be under budget. Create an action planWith a timeline and assignment list, delegate where possible. Most people like to get involved in event planning and you will appreciate the assistance. Also, begin to create a checklist of what will be needed. Know your audienceTake into consideration the type of event you are planning. What do you want to achieve? What would attendees get excited about? Providing options and positive experiences maximizes the event's success. Selecting a venueConvenience should be a key factor. How will guests get to the venue? Is it easily accessible to major highways or public transportation? For extended events, are there close-by nighttime activities for attendees? Inquire with the hotel on the availability of reserving blocks of rooms for your guests. Do a site inspection before selecting your final venue. Legal reviewSigning-off on a hotel/venue contract is the same as signing any other legal document. Venues can be sloppy in putting a contract together. If anything raises a red flag, question it or have your legal counsel review the contract. Ensure that you have policies in place for attendees, including reimbursement for travel, consumption of alcohol or any other potential employer liabilities. Marketing and communicating the eventRegardless of your audience, you may need to market your event to customers, vendors or even employees. Involve others and proof everything with a keen eye. Don't worry if early registrations don't materialize. People need periodic reminders, which will help achieve your goal. Post-event reviewEvaluate the event and get feedback on what worked and what didn't for future events. Conduct a de-briefing with staff who attended or were involved.


text:
- 8 x Gigabit Ports
- Supports 802.1Q VLAN, Auto Voice VLAN and Auto Surveillance VLAN
- QoS, Bandwidth Limiting, Link Aggregation and IGMP Snooping
- Compact desktop enclosure
- $34.99 –
- Free Shipping (restrictions apply)
Some manufacturers place restrictions on how details of their products may be communicated.
Amazing switch 07/17/2013
This review is from: D-Link 8-Port EasySmart Gigabit Ethernet Switch - Lifetime Warranty (DGS-1100-08)
Managed switch, every imaginable configuration setting is available for the user. For example you can limit the throughput of each port. You can also limit the bandwidth used by broadcast and multicast stations to prevent them from slowing the rest of the network.
Switch works when plugged in without any setup necessary. You don't have to manage it.
Supports jumbo frames up to 9216 bytes if enabled.
Strong solid metal case.
Comes with a utility on a disk that will find the switch on your network and allow you to access it or set the IP address in range of your network so you can access it through a browser. (Works with the Opera browser too)
Indicator lights and connectors are on the same side of the switch. This might limit the places where it can be used for example you don't want wires coming out on top of your desk.
The default IP address is way out there requiring the installation of their utility on your computer to access the switch for management.
Wall mounting method is difficult.
Other Thoughts:
This is really an amazing switch in that the user can configure it to function to an exact set of parameters. If I were looking for another switch I would get another since the price is in line with other switches that don't have the functionality of this managed switch. Even if I don't need to manage it now, the need might present itself in the future. More options is always good.
To test it I replaced another switch in my security system with this one and it now has six IP cameras attached running 24/7 sending data to my server and it hasn't skipped a beat. It connected seamlessly when I plugged everything in.
I have indicated the cons above but there is more I can say about the mounting. This switch, like many others like this, has two cross slots on the back so to mount it you have to drive screws in EXACTLY the right spots to mount it solidly. Since wall mounting is the best option, in my opinion, I would like to see a better mounting system. How about two mounting holes through the unit? It won't expose the switch to any more dust contamination than the slots on the back. The mounting screws that come with the switch are very weak and the slots strip out. Be sure to drill a pilot hole if you mount it onto a wood surface or the screw may strip out before it goes far enough in to hold the switch solidly.
This switch is the best I have used and I have several in my network. It works perfectly and has a lifetime warranty.
1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes / No Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!


text:
Brown Shrubs? Crispy Lawns? Salt in the soil??
Bring your questions and learn what you can do to help your landscape and gardens recover from the floods that Sandy brought us.
Soil testing kits will be available for purchase after the program. A soil test will help you determine if excess salt is in the soil.
Program presented by The Master Gardener's of Ocean County/Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County.
Co-sponsored by Seaside Park Community Education, Seaside Park Environmental Advisory Committee & Seaside Park Garden Club.
When: Wednesday, May 15th 7-8:30pm
Where: Seaside Park Elementary School Auditorium


text:
Roasted Fig Tartlets
Prized since ancient times, figs marry well with countless flavors, including the cinnamon- and vanilla-infused port syrup in these tartlets. Spoon the fruit atop a tangy creme fraiche filling and you'll instantly understand why the Romans were so enthralled.
- Yield: Makes 8
Source: Martha Stewart Living, August 2007
For the Dough
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 stick (8 tablespoons) cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
- 2 tablespoons ice water
For the Filling
- 6 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 6 ounces (3/4 cup) creme fraiche
- 3 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
For the Roasted Figs
- 1 cup ruby port
- 3 star anise
- 3 cinnamon sticks
- 1 tablespoon whole black peppercorns
- 2 strips orange zest (3 inches long and 1 inch wide), plus zest curls for garnish
- 1/4 cup granuated sugar
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 vanilla beans, halved lengthwise
- 1 1/2 pounds fresh Black Mission figs (about 24), halved lengthwise
Make the dough: Pulse flour, granulated sugar, salt, and egg yolk in a food processor until combined. Add butter, and pulse until mixture resembles coarse meal. With machine running, gradually add ice water, and process until dough comes together. Divide in half, and shape into disks. Wrap in plastic, and refrigerate 30 minutes (or up to 3 days).
Make the filling: Beat cream cheese with a mixer until fluffy. Beat in creme fraiche and confectioners' sugar until smooth. (Filling can be refrigerated in an airtight container for up to 1 day; bring to room temperature before using.)
Roast the figs: Preheat oven to 350. Combine port, anise, cinnamon, peppercorns, zest, granulated sugar, and honey in a roasting pan. Use the tip of a paring knife to scrape vanilla seeds into port mixture, then add pods. Add figs, and turn to coat. Roast, basting once, until figs are soft and liquid is syrupy, about 45 minutes. Let cool. (Figs and syrup can be refrigerated up to one week.)
On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough to 1/8 inch thick. Using a 4-inch fluted tartlet pan turned upside down as a guide, cut out 8 rounds. Fit dough into tartlet pans. Prick bottoms with a fork. Place shells on a rimmed baking sheet, and refrigerate 30 minutes.
Bake tartlet shells until golden brown, 12 to 15 minutes. Transfer molds to a wire rack. Let cool completely.
Spoon 2 tablespoons filling into each shell. Top with figs, and drizzle with syrup. Garnish with orange zest. (Tartlets can be refrigerated for up to one hour.) Remove molds and serve immediately.


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
Abilene Reporter News Newspaper Archives
November 24, 1970
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Tuesday, November 24, 1970
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Monday, November 23, 1970
Next Edition:
Wednesday, November 25, 1970
Abilene Reporter News
Publication Name:
Abilene Reporter News
Abilene, Texas
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1917 - 1977
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : Abilene Reporter News, November 24, 1970
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - November 24, 1970, Abilene, Texas "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT ;90TH YEAR, NQ. 154 PHONE 673-1271 Last in 3-Part Series ABILENE, TEXAS, 79604, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1970-EIGHTEEN PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS lOc DAILY-25c SUNDAY Auociated Prea (ff) Sentencing by Judges Due to Draw Fire By JO.V STANDEFEH Reporter-News SUlf Wilier The first week In December a conference for judges, lawyers and legislators will get a firsthand, unabridged look at a proposed new set of criminal statutes. The Texas Penal Code Revision Project, five years and uncountable manhours in the making. will make public sparks may be flying before the conference breaks up. The legal profession, including the Judiciary, is virtually unanimous in agreeing that the idea of revising the state's century- old Penal Code is long overdue. Abilene Attorney Chuck Erwin is a member of the board of directors of the Slate Bar Association, which as a group passed a resolution approving the proposed revision. He says; "I think the idea, the concept of revision is definitely worthwhile, but at the same time there are certain areas that may be of a controversial nature that I think will have to bo resolved by the Legislature." The Legislature, of course, will have final say on the entire proposal, and as State ftcp. Frank Calhoun points out, the Legislature will have to make a decision on it next year or wait another two years when the next Legislature will meet. And Calhoun has doubts that there is even enough time now for study and debate among lawmakers for the matter to be resolved before the coming Legislature adjourns next spring. THKIU: AHE those who think Texas can't afford to wait another two years. Dean Page Keeton of the University of Texas Law School, has noted that "the criminal justice system is tremendously expensive to operate, both in dollars and trained manpower, and today it is terribly, creakingly overloaded." Keelon adds that "the simple truth is that the penal law has been sorely neglected in this the full bill for this neglect has yet to be presented." In general, the revision project was aimed at doing away with the duplication anil overlapping of different the 33 articles in the present Penal Code which arc concerned with bribery, for example, would be dealt with in a single section. The revision also drops some current laws which are rarely enforced. Non-deviate sexual acts between consenting adults would no longer be punishable; adultery would be legal. The revised code, according to Texas Penal Code Division project director Seth Scarcy. "effects a general reduction In especially the maximums authorized. n j Raids Stir Angry Fuss Senate Icy Treat Michael Boughlon, 5, son of Mr. and Sirs. William Boughton of Minneapolis, Minn., breaks a chunk of ice off an artistic, wintry scene. High winds and freezing temperatures produced the frozen scene on a snow fence along the east shore of Lake Calhoun. (AP Wirephoto) You're Right, It Was Cold Ills Record Low of 15 Well we did It last night. We broke the record for cold temperatures for this dale. Ihe thermometer went all the way down to 15 degrees, breaking the old record of 18 degrees set on November 24, 1938. So if you thought it was cold this morning, you were right, it was a record cold. .Like the night before, the air was dry and there was little frost. However, the cold temperatures should make for good pecan gathering. The Lower liio Grande Valley, which fears cold weather be- cause of its winter vegetables and citrus, escaped damage from the low temperatures al- though! there were traces of frost and ice in places. Marfa in the mountains of Far Texas recorded 11 degrees above zero. By GKANT Reporter-News Sports Writer Victor Callison, who overcame Several serious medical problems to become a three- year two-way starter at Abilene High School, was named by the Abilene Exchange Club Tuesday a: the Eagles' 1970 Lineman of the Year. Callison was presented a huge trophy at the Exchange Club's noon luncheon at the Country Club. His name became the 14th to be Inscribed on the trophy since the award was Initiated in 1937. Callison also received a certificate designating him Lineman of the Year. CALLISO.V look the trophy home with him overnight and will replace It In the Abilene lUgh trophy case Wednesday. Despite a double curvature of the spine and a multiple fracture of his right leg In junior high, Callison came on to become a starter at defensive tackle In his sophomore season, I960. He wears a built-up innrrsolo In his right shoe to compens.ilc for a right leij that was left an Inch shorter than his left by Ihe fracture. The S-ll, 210-poundcr was Austin with 28 and Gal- veslon with H set record lows for Nov. U. Shreveport, over WEATHER U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Nllionll Wfimrr Itmci (Wflthtr MJp Pfl. 1-A) ABILENE AND VICINITY 110 rn.'e rijius) Fiir wirm frva TuKajy Pirny ciouar on Wrtncidiy. Hign TLPiaiy ihould 04 near X, low Tuesday in rt-.t ?0'i. Hfah on Wrdnridjy tfould retch 73. Windi ovl el uutn it I lo 11 Bctn Gjyi. TEMPERATURES MAflOir p.m. Tuctdir a MM ii 39 1M a 3-0 11 38 ii M S.OO H 37 1? 75 ;i a It....... f 34 ;3 10 M 40 31 4] Jl Htoh Ird lew fcr 34 hcxjri tra.ng f i.m 40 ind IS. lid lew fcr ilrrt tfre tajt year: ii and SunitT laiT p.m. Sunrut lodiy: a.m. Sunr: tonicM: p m. Barometer al r-ocn: H 44 in. Hurnid.ly at noon: I] per ccnl. the line in Louisiana, set a re- cord for this dale with 2fi de- grees. The Weather Sen-ice promised a slight wanning trend by Wednesday. The Lower llio Grande Valley escaped damaging frost largely because of winds of 10 to 15 miles per hour during the night. Market Mixed At 4lh Hour End Industrials were up 2.67, transportation was down .-14, and utilities were up .29, at the end of fourth hnur trading Tues- day on the New York Stock Kx- change. The New York Com- posite was up .10. Volume was shares, reported the Abilene office of Schneider, Bernet and Ilickman, Inc. WASHINGTON (AP) The American commando raid near Hanoi and the bombing runs over North Vietnam during Ihe weekend have stirred questions about the direction of Nixon war policy in the angriest Senate de- bale since summer. Sen. J. W. Fulbright, joined by fellow Democrats Edward M. Kennedy and George S. McGovcm, carried the dove's fight Monday when he called the weekend actions "a very major escalation of the war that, it seems to me, will entail greatly intensified conflict." This, suggested the Arkansas Democrat and chairman of Ihe Senate' Foreigr. relations Com- mittee, "would seem to Indicate lhat the actual policy is to esca- late the war and lo seek a mili- tary victory'." Fulbright reacted lo Ihe un- successful attempt to liberate Americans erroneously thought held in a camp near Hanoi by saying Ihe commando strike was "certainly a very provoca- tive act to mount a physical in- vasion Sen. Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., defended both the bombing raids and the commando action in an exchange with Kennedy marked with such heavy sar- casm as to strain normal Senate courtesy. "We have heard so much about the efforts that were being made, new efforts, new Kennedy said to Pole. "Is the senator satisfied that this (commando raid) pro- vides a much better way of freeing Ihe prisoners than nego- "The best way is throuch ne- the Kansas Republi- can responded. "But negotia- tions have failed. What do we do in the meantime? Sit back and Kennedy then asked "whether the American people ought to be prepared for other strikes such as this? Are we going to have other kinds of surprises similar to Dole said he didn't know but contended Ihe raid was "suc- cessful In demonstrating Ameri- can concern." He added: "Some of these men have been lan- guishing in prison for five years." "Ard they're still Picture, Pg. 2A Kennedy snapped. Praising Ihe U.S. soldiers who volunteered for the rescue mis- sion, Dole said, "This is Ihe American spirit in the highest tradition. I want lo applaud Ihe action. In my opinion it was suc- cessful." Locked Doors Gunmen DALLAS (AP) -Two well dressed gunmen, each weiring flesh-colored masks, approached the main entrance of a suburb- an department store here Mon- day and found the door locked. A telephone switchboard oper- ator sealed just behind the glass door told the pair she had no key for Ihe door. One of the would-be robbers scaled a retaining wall which al- lowed him to drop behind the door. But his next problem was lo- cating the store safe. Police said he burst Into a room filled with employes at a staff meeting. His demand for money met only blank stares. The gunman stepped into a corridor where he mel two wom- en employes. Meanwhile, those in the room he had just left locked him oul. The women in Ihe corridor said they told the gunman his demand for money was a joke. The robber snarled he wasn't joking. "I still say It's a said one woman. The gunman trotted from the store, summoned his partner and both fled. MS INDEX Amusements 4A Bridge.............. 7 A Business News 6A Classified............ 5-7B Comics................43 Editorials..............2B Horoscope............ IDA Hcsoitol Pcticnts.......3A Cbnuorics............. 2A Sports...............8 9A To Your Good rHalth 7A TV Log ...............7B Women's News.........3B Classical penology, says Searcy, has failed to discriminate between the ordinary and habitual offender, and most laws are scaled with the "unusual" or habitual criminal in mind-thus the severity of punishments found. The law should be the other way around, argues the laws should be for Ihe ordinary offender, with special catagorics for particularly dangerous criminals. And despite the abundancies of life sentences and long punishments prescribed In the present Code, he says, the- average length of time spent by all Inmates in Teias who were discharged by the Dept. of Corrections in 1969 was two years and nine months. PERHAPS THE BIGGEST battle-lo-come will be over the revision's proposal to do away with jury sentencing. Instead of a choice of having either the jury or the judge assess punishment, judges would do it all. The argument here Is that sentencing is such a complex matter that, Searcy says, "trial judges. .will develop sentencing expertise lhat no jury, sitting once in their colleclive lifetimes in a single criminal case, can ever develop." This would do away with whatever disparity there is now in sentencing by juries; most judges agree with Judge Raleigh Brown of 42nd District Court, who says that If the change is made, "I think you'll sec much more consistent sentencing." Defense lawyers are generally In bitter opposition. "I don't want any man in robes deciding Ihe says Abilene attorney Bill Thomas. "Very few folks are illiterate, and most of them have plenty of common sense. So I think 12 people are just as qualified to set the sentence as a Judge. At leasl I wanl my man to have a choice between the judge and a jury." Part of the concern of defense attorneys Is lhat they may lose whatever "sway-power" over juries ihcy now have; a judge is less likely to be influenced by sheer rhetoric. As Judge Neil Daniel of 101th District Court points out: "A good speaker can sway a jury. Every once In a while when wt: Iry a case before Ihe court, (without a a lawyer will start making 'speeches' to me. I just tell him: 'You're not talking to a jury, so settle down.'" One danger in judge sentencing is that disparity creeps Into the court as often as it does into the Jury room. "Say you have a judge who's extra hard on drug says Abilene attorney Charles Scarborough, "and another who's tough on, say, burglaries. The D.A. can present the case to any grand jury he wishes, in order to get the judge he thinks will be tougher on the defendant." That's called "judge and it's a two-way street. In other parts of tho country, logjams In Ihe court are common, in part because defense attorneys find ways to stall for time until their clients como before a lenient judge. TWO POINTS OF RELEVANCE: 1. Since 75 to 90 per cent of all criminal cases are disposed of today on a guilty plea in which the judge assesses the sentence, tho proposed revision will cffecl liltle change in practice. 2. Federal courts and all but 12 other states already require judges to set punishments. The federal court is particularly Interesting because judges there always receive prc-scntence reports, a practice that ivould go into effect in Texas if Ihe proposed revision is approved. District attorney Paynler says pre- scnlcnce reports would put the assessing of punishment on "a more Informed basis." "A lot of the sentencing (today) is done by Juries and judge who aren't aware of a number of says Paynler. He points out that while juries are told of prior convictions, they aren't Informed usually of previous misconduct which didn't reach the trial stage but which might be hclpfui in setting the sentence. Other considerations not usually noted are such things as a defendant's home life, educational background, etc. As Seth Scarcy puts it, "A Jury now finds Sec JUDf.KS, Pg. 2A Signed Stub Invasion of Ballot Right? VICTOR ('ALLISON AIIS slartrr selected lo the 1970 All-District- 5-AAAA squad as a defensive tackle and earned honorable mention at an offensive tackle. His explanation for Ihe tremendous amount nl determination he's shown through his career was simple: "I like this he said. CALI.ISON, one of the Kaglc Ere CALLISON, Vg. SA By ELLIE nUCKKR Q. I read jour answer relating the reason voters In Taylor County are required lo sign Ihe stub attached lo (he ballot. I still (Ml this Is an Invasion of my rights to a secret ballot. No one should be able lo tell how any Individual voied, for any reason. Plrasc tell me who I ran write lo have this changed as I know It's unconstitutional. They don't have you sign In Harris County whore I uas raked. They ran spend millions of dollars on fancy buildings, why not some on machines? A. There's some question as lo whether voting machines arc actually an Improvement because a voting machine keeps no record of names and If an election Is contested, there's no way of subtracting the vote of someone who voted Illegally. However, there arc fewer contests when voting machines arc used, Randall Wood, director of elections In Texas, says. When paper ballots are used, voters are required by Ihe Texas Election Code lo sign the stub. Talk to your state representative about this or If you feel strongly, you can testify at the hearings lo be held on election reforms in Austin when the legislature meets. They're open lo Ihe public. Wood said he feels lhal signing the stubs Isn't really thai necessary and an interested person could probably start action lo have this eliminated. Most election contests, he said, deal with actual counting of ballots, and this Is not Involved where voting machines arc used. Q. Thov poor trees on (he parkin" lot north ol Ihe new Center! They have pavement all over their roots! Surely someone would perl bark an area lo allow Ihe Irm to live If we only knrw who lo ask! Sincerely, II appears they nerd hrlp. A. They did need help a few days ago and the City Parks Dcpt. came lo Ihe rescue. On your next trip lo Ihe Civic Ccnler check out the trees; Ihcy now havo "planter beds" around them. The paving contractor covered the whole area in one sweep; after the asphalt set and dried the Parks Dcpt. cut out the "planter beds" so the trees could get food and water. 0. Hrlp! I ordered some cosmetics about nine months ago from a saleslady who had some specials. If I bought one Htm I could get another free. Well, all I got was Ihe free one; I didn't gel what I'd paid for. Another l.iriy dellmrd my order since Ihe first saleslady was slrk. I (old this lady about the missing Item and she (old me she would (ell Ihe other lady abont II. Well, I still hatrn't heard from rllhrr one. The saleslady didn't write her name or address OB the order dip 1.0 (hat's why I'm asking for yonr hrlp. A. At your service. It's been taken care of and by the lime this appears In Action Line, you'll have your missing product. The manager of the cosmetic company was glad lo know about this and requests that If It should ever happen again, call her and (he personally will lake care of It. Q. I wonder what value, U there Is for a wellpresened Wade and Butrhrr straight edge razor made la Sheffield, England. I also have an original Blue Bark spcllrr; is there any value to II? A. If it's In mint condition (no missing or lorn pages, no writing In It) and If it's a first edition, the speller is worth They were worth more, our antique appraiser tells us, but have decreased in value since they've been re-printed. The xvorth of the razor depends on how well preserved It Is and also on what the handle Is made of. It It's sterling silver it could be worth 110; otherwise It's worth anywhere from 11 to But you really should take It to a licensed appraiser to be sure; he would have lo sec It before giving an accurate appraisal. Address to Arllon Line, Boi 36. Abilene, Trxis TtCOI. Nainn will not be nird hut rnuM be tlpied ind iddmsn given. Pirate Include IdrpngM munbcn U possible. ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
The geni's behind WhoSampled, a web page dedicated to rooting out those hard to pick samples have finally released an iphone app.
Differing from the searchable online database of over a 1000 years of music, the app scans all the tunes loaded onto to your phone and displays where the sample came from for your originals, remixes and covers!
Surprised to hear that Justice's "Phantom Pt II" heavily samples Simonetti-Pignatelli-Morante's horror flick composed "Tenebrae"? Not anymore.


text:
Gaylord Opryland Reopens: Thanksgiving Dispatch
Happy Thanksgiving from Gaylord Opryland! It's definitely a day to be thankful in Nashville, as its iconic hotel re-opened November 15 after being closed for six months. The hotel suffered more than $200 million in damage as a result of the May floods that devastated the city.
The hotel, which draws visitors from around the country, was flooded in some places with as much as 12 feet of water, resuting in its closure — a big impact for its employees and the nearby businesses.
After months of cleanup, the hotel is back better than ever, and decked out for Christmas.
I'm here with my family for Thanksgiving and excited to share snippets of the our holiday as we explore this Southern icon reborn. We're checking out their tradition of "A Country Christmas," which draws more than 1 million people each year, and bringing you some insider tips to navigate the attractions.
Our first adventure was braving their new "Ice!" exhibit last night. Stay tuned for the full story on that … next post!
Related Links:
Reopened Opryland Hotel Is Glitzier Than Ever
Blonde Mom Blog: You Can't Keep A Good City Down
Tenessean.com: Opryland Hotel Holiday Deals


text:
Web Exclusive
Cheney, Dean: Students more powerful than ever
By Chris Jenkins
Photo by Aaron Ledesma, communication junior
It should come as no surprise that Liz Cheney and Howard Dean have some sharp disagreements when it comes to the role of government in a free society.
But after spending about an hour dueling in a debate on campus Thursday night, the two did find some common ground.
Their closing message to a crowded ballroom in the Alumni Memorial Union: Students have more power than ever thanks to social media.
And they must use it.
"I think that to be young in America today is an incredible, incredible blessing," says Cheney, the daughter of former Republican vice president Dick Cheney and an ex-State Department official. "An incredible opportunity. But you have huge obligations."
Dean, the longtime governor of Vermont and a former Democratic presidential candidate and party chairman, brought up examples of recent successful grassroots activism campaigns.
"There is a revolution going on in the world, and it's about people who believe that they have the power to change things," Dean says. "And if the institutions don't work, they simply can go around them."
Cheney and Dean appeared on stage in an event hosted by Marquette's chapter of Young Americans for Freedom. It was the latest in a series of politically themed events on campus leading up to the Nov. 6 general election.
"Getting involved in politics, getting involved in our democracy, is a hugely important way to (affect change)," Cheney says. "I would encourage you not just to vote, but to get involved."
Cheney also hinted at some potential political ambitions of her own.
When debate moderator and WISN-TV reporter Kent Wainscott joked that Thursday's event seemed to be the only political event in the state of Wisconsin this week that didn't feature somebody who's actually a member of a presidential ticket, Cheney responded, "Yet."Other stories that may be of interest: "Big question: Why do we still have the Electoral College?", "Countdown" and "Student election pulse."


text:
Located on the Lower Level West of Bracken Library, the
Music Collection contains
The Music Collection is open whenever the library is open (see
current library hours).
Music Collection materials are listed in CardCat. See Music Search tips for CardCat.
Nine computers in the area have Finale 2014 music notation software. Headphones
and MIDI controllers may be checked out from the counter for use with Finale or for general listening.
For assistance in locating music materials, contact Music Collection staff at 765-285-8188, or Amy Edmonds, the music librarian, at 765-285-5065.
Copyright © 2017 Ball State University 2000 W. University Ave. Muncie, IN 47306
800-382-8540 and 765-289-1241


text:
The Russian connection: See all our coverage | Read about our investigation
It was Herman Cain, Republican presidential long-shot, who stole the headlines this weekend when he won the Florida Straw Poll with 37 percent of the 2,700 people who voted. Cain trounced both Texas Gov. Rick Perry, with 15 percent, who pushed hard for a victory in Florida, and Mitt Romney, with 14 percent, who was much less of a presence at the event.
But more shocking than Cain's victory (and Perry's defeat) was the utter collapse of Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.). Somehow, in a state chock full of tea party groups, Bachmann finished dead last, with 1.5 percent of the vote. Once a frontrunner in early GOP presidential polls, Bachmann has sunk so far, so fast that even moderate Jon Huntsman, the former governor of Utah, and former House speaker Newt Gingrich, whose campaign imploded months ago, placed higher than her. It's all unraveling for Michele.
Bachmann has been in free fall for weeks. She's barely registered in the past three presidential debates, outshone and outslugged by Perry and Romney. And when Bachmann did put points on the board by highlighting Perry's ties to pharmaceutical giant Merck as an underlying factor in his ill-fated human papilloma virus vaccination mandate, she overshadowed those remarks by suggesting soon after that the HPV vaccine causes mental retardation. (It absolutely does not.) The public and the pundits quickly forgot about Bachmann's Merck comments as she doubled down her vaccine-retardation claim. Later, a former campaign adviser ripped her for making the claim in the first place.
That adviser, veteran GOP strategist Ed Rollins, said Bachmann's chances of claiming the nomination are slim. Although she has a shot at winning the Iowa caucuses—she did, of course, win the Iowa Straw Poll in August—Rollins said Bachmann lacks the "resources or ability at this point in time" to challenge for the nomination after Iowa. Her last-place finish in Florida raises questions about whether even winning Iowa is realistic for Bachmann, especially given Rick Perry's support among the social conservatives who dominate the GOP in the Hawkeye State.
Before joining the Bachmann campaign full-time in June (he's since stepped down to an advisory role), Rollins' assessment of Bachmann was that he didn't consider her a legitimate candidate for the GOP nomination. "Michele Bachmann obviously is a member of Congress and a representative of the tea party," Rollins told CNN in January. "But at the end of the day, we have to get our serious players out front and talking about the things that matter to be the alternative to the president and Democrats." Despite the brief Bachmann craze this summer, it looks like Rollins was right all along.


text:
Candlewood Suites Houston NW - Willowbrook
Select your stay dates to check availability at Candlewood Suites Houston NW - Willowbrook
Candlewood Suites Houston NW - Willowbrook
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Candlewood Suites Houston NW - Willowbrook in Houston (Willowbrook), you'll be convenient to Aerodrome Ice Skating Complex and iT'Z Houston. This hotel is within close proximity of Imaginations and Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital.
Make yourself at home in one of the 83 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while DVD players and cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
Grab a bite from a grocery/convenience store serving guests of Candlewood Suites Houston NW - Willowbrook.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access and a 24-hour business center. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Total number of rooms - 83
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Roll-in shower
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Year Built 2009
- 24-hour business center
- Grocery/convenience store
- In-room accessibility
- Free self parking
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Accessible bathroom
Room Facilities
- Microwave
- Stovetop
- Refrigerator
- Hair dryer
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Kitchen
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Bathtub only
- Iron/ironing board
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Dishwasher
- Coffee/tea maker
- Television
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Phone
- Free local calls
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 75 per pet, per week (maximum USD 150 per stay)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy


text:
Manchester Animal Control
Manchester Animal Control
Our Pet List
Our Featured Pet...
These three shepherd mix females are precious. They are part of the same litter and so sweet! These babies are being raised in the shelter. Now it's full and they are in danger of being euthanized. Please think of these babies. Call 706-846-9022 if you can help.
NEED HELP TAKING PIX AND POSTING ON LINE!!! Help is always needed to save these homeless animals. Networking on line, transport to the vet, walking dogs, temperament testing and other non monetary help is always needed and greatly appreciated. If you are interested in giving your time to help find homes or rescues for the animals in need at the Mancester Animal Control, please call 706-846-9022 if you can help.
Manchester Animal Control is in need of volunteers to take pictures of the animals and post on the Petfinder site. There may be dogs available that are not listed on Petfinder. If you can help, please call 706-846-9022 immediately!
For private postings in Meriwether County, GA, please go to the Classified Ads link on Petfinder. You may also join the Yahoo rescue group at:
Click to join meriwetherpets
This site is for posting private adoptions and rescues, as well as lost and found pets.
Hi everyone. I have an update on Suri, now renamed Beatrix. She is recuperating from parvo, thankfully, and is now in her temporary foster home. However, there is still a huge bill at the vet's office, despite the wonderful donations we've received so far. Also, the temporary foster home can only hold her four to six weeks. This is plenty of time for her to shed the virus and be completely free of parvo and safe for other animals to be around. Beatrix is spayed, heartworm negative, likes other dogs, and shows no interest in cats. She was also treated for a severe case of demodex mange and there is a possibility some of her hair won't grow back. She needs to be an inside dog and does look adorable in her sweaters.
This little girl has been through so much. It's a miracle she's alive. She's small, approximately 30 lbs., the size of a small beagle. She is a young adult and extremely sweet.
Beatrix's (AKA Suri) Story: I am a volunteer at Manchester Animal Control in Manchester, GA. I saw this girl at the shelter with no hair (she has demodectic mange which is not contagious to people or other pets) and I was afraid she'd freeze to death. The shelter has no heat or air and it is getting so cold, especially if you don't have a nice fur coat to keep you warm and you're sleeping on cold concrete. Beatrix was finally pulled and taken to the vet where she broke with parvo, another devastating blow. However, she pulled through.
Please help make sure the rest of her life is spent making up for how horrible the first part was.
Beatrix needs a foster home for after she is completely over parvo and no longer contagious. Her current foster home can hold her for 4 to 6 weeks but that is all and she has nowhere to go.
12/27/07-Beatrix is doing great! Her hair is coming back already and she is house/cratetrained. She likes other dogs and cats and gets along with her foster mom's niece and nephew. She still needs a new home. Please consider making this baby your own. She's spayed, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and looking for her new family.
Please consider helping her by making a donation for her vet care. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for information on donating to her vet care.
A donation would make a wonderful gift to the person that loves pets and has everything.
Suri(AKA Beatrice) Update
Suri has been rescued and has a wonderful foster home. Thanks to all who donated towards her care.
The shelter is in need of foster homes. If you would be interested in fostering a homeless dog, puppy or kitty from MAC, please call 706-846-9022.< br>
Adopted Pets
Click on the Adopted Pets link to view our recently adopted dogs and puppies.
Adoption Fees
Adoption fees for cats/kittens and dogs/puppies is $35 per animal. The fee does not include any vetting. All animals must be vaccinated for rabies and spayed/neutered within one month of adoption.
Special Thanks
11/29/04-Thank you to Gloria of Georgia for her much needed donation and the adoption of one of our beautiful babies. 11/30/04-Thank you to Carol of Connecticut for her generous donation to one of our pups in need. 12/07/04-Thank you to Lynn of Georgia for her kind donation towards supplies and vet visits for our animal control pups.
12/09/04-Thank you to Deva for your generous donation towards our dogs' vet care.
01/27/05-Thank you again Deva for your second wonderful donation! You are helping so many wonderful dogs.
01/27/05-Thank you to Carol of Connecticut for your second generous donation to our dogs in need.
01/31/05-Thank you to Opie's new mom and dad for their wonderful donation to our dogs in need and for adopting one of our Manchester Animal Control pups.
02/05/05-Thank you to Judy for your much needed donation to our needy pups.
03/12/05-Thank you to Joann for your kind donation towards our dogs in need.
03/12/05-Thank you to Carol for your much needed donation towards our dogs in need.
Who We Are
Manchester Animal Control is a small 8 kennel shelter with one animal control officer. Located in rural Georgia in a town of approximately 4900 people and with limited kennel space, the dogs have a very limited time that they are available for adoption. The shelter is unable to return long distance calls, so it is best to correspond through email if long distance or leave permission for the animal control officer to return your call collect. The shelter is rescue friendly.
Adopting a friend
If you see a dog or puppy you are interested, please email or call the shelter for more information.
Shelter Wish List
Please consider donating one of the following needed items to the shelter. If you would like to make a monetary donation or for shipping information, please call the shelter or email us.
Wholesale Pet Beds
Dog/Puppy Wormers
More Dog/Puppy Wormers
Small Dog Flea/Tick Prevention
Medium Dog Flea/Tick Prevention
Large Dog Flea/Tick Prevention
5 Way Vaccines
Pig Ears
Raw Hides
Large Crate
Dog Treats
Hot Water Heater for Kennels
Foster homes
Gone But Not Forgotten
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of one of our previous shelter dogs. Caoimhe, AKA Lady, was a neglected senior black lab that was rescued in the nick of time in November 2004. Caoimhe went to live with a wonderful lady in North Carolina. Unfortunately, due to years of neglect, Caoimhe became very ill. After a long, expensive battle, Caoimhe was helped along to the rainbow bridge. She will never know anything but peace and happiness now. I am thankful that there are people out there like Caoimhe's mom who are willing to love and adore these elderly castaways and show them that the world is not always a cruel place.
Caoimhe Before
Caoimhe After
Come Visit Us!
The shelter is open M-F 8-3 and it is best to call ahead to make sure the AC officer is there to assist you. From Atlanta, take I-85 S to exit 41. South on Rt. 27 about 38 miles to Warm Springs. Thru WS to first stop sign. Right at stop sign (Hwy. 41S). 4 miles to the first stop light, turn left on Perry St. Go to the first stop sign at Truitt and turn right. Go over the small overpass and first street on left is Foster. Turn left on Foster and go about 2 miles to Magnolia Lane on the left. There will be a Manchester Public Works sign at Magnolia. Go to the end of the street and the shelter is on the left. From Columbus, take Manchester Expressway (SR85) north, 7 miles past Waverly Hall. Bear right toward Manchester. Go 7 miles to the end of the road and turn left on Hwy. 41. Go thru the two lights in Manchester and over the first overpass, to the north side of Manchester Mills to Foster St. Turn right on Foster and go about 2 miles to Magnolia Lane. Turn left on Magnolia and go all the way to the end. The shelter is on the left.
Manchester Animal Control
420 Magnolia Lane
Manchester, GA 31816
Phone: 706-846-9022
*Note: Our Manchester animal control officer cannot return long distance calls. You may specify that he may return your call collect and she will return your call as soon as possible.
Click here for a list of pets at this shelter
] [
] [
] [


text:
Emerging Pathologies in Cardiology: Proceedings of the Mediterranean Cardiology Meeting 2005
€ 210,99
Lieferbar innert 2 Wochen
April 2005
BeschreibungClinical practice is evolving at a rapid pace,nowhere more so than in the field of cardiology.Acute Coronary Syndromes, Sudden Cardiac Death, Heart Failure, Atrial Fibrillation,Syncope,and Prevention of Global Cardiovascular Risk are the main Emerging Pathologies to which many investigators are addressing their researches. Less than 10 years ago, some of them were considered of relevance only to internists, and some others as a common benign arrhythmia or an ineluctable illness. Today, their prevalence amongst the population represents one of the major public health problems at the beginning of the third millen- um. The need to have a state of the art overview of the epidemiology,physiopat- logical and electrogenetic mechanisms, diagnosis, pharmacological or electrical treatment,prognosis,patient management in and out of hospital,organisational and economical implications of these emerging pathologies and the success of the previous edition inspired us to organise the second edition of this biannual International Meeting. This book contains the Proceedings of the Mediterranean Cardiology Meeting held in Taormina, Italy, 7-9 April 2005. Like the previous volume, it boasts the participation of many nationally and internationally renowned spe- ers in the field of clinical and interventional cardiology who will interact actively with the delegates.
InhaltsverzeichnisEmerging Concepts in the Assessment of Acute Coronary Syndromes and Global Cardiovascular Risk.- Pathogenetic and Immunological Paradigm of Atherosclerotic Plaque.- Are a Single Measurement of Troponin-I and C-Reactive Protein of Clinical Significance in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndromes?.- New Strategies for Treating Myocardial Infarctions.- Tirofiban and NSTE-ACS: The Current Perspective.- Acute Coronary Syndromes and Diabetes: How Much Can We Intervene?.- Spinal Cord Stimulation in Refractory Coronary Artery Disease: The Last Resort?.- Guidelines for Antihypertensive Treatment: The Debate on the Choice of Antihypertensive Drugs.- Aspirin and Cardiovascular Prevention in the Guidelines and in the Real World.- Serial Changes in Left Ventricular Mass in Hypertension: Prognostic Impact.- Atrial Fibrillation: The Actual Clinical Approach.- New Approach in the Prevention of Atrial Fibrillation: Role of Angiotensin II Antagonists.- Role of Echocardiography in the Management of Atrial Fibrillation Patients.- Pharmacological Prevention of Arrhythmic Recurrences.- Timing and Typology of Cardio-Embolic Prevention in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation.- Non-Electric Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation: When Not to Treat?.- The Role of Imaging in Catheter Ablation of Atrial Fibrillation.- Atypical Atrial Flutter.- Advances in Surgical Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation.- Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy: New Therapeutic and Diagnostic Perspectives in Heart Failure Management.- Guidelines for the Management of Patients with Heart Failure.- How to Detect Dyssynchrony and How to Correct It.- Advancements in 'Over-the-Wire" Versus Stylet-Guided Left Ventricular Leads.- Assessment of Diastolic Function in Heart Failure and Atrial Fibrillation.- Is CRT Useful in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation?.- Future New Indications for CRT: Which Patients Might Benefit?.- Economic Benefits of Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy.- Cost-Effectiveness of Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy in Heart Failure Patients.- Managing Sudden Death: The Selection of Patients, Drugs and Devices.- Guidelines for the Prevention of Sudden Cardiac Death: Filling the Gap.- Management of Cardiac Arrhythmias in Post-PCI Patients.- Anti-tachycardia Pacing for Termination of Rapid Ventricular Tachycardia in Patients with Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators. The PITAGORA ICD Trial.- MADIT II/SCD-HeFT Results: Have They Already Achieved an Impact in Europe?.- Short QT: The Novel Gaita Syndrome?.- Remote Patient Management of ICD: Of What Value Is It in Clinical Practice?.- BLSD Prevention of Sudden Death: What Is the Difference Between Lay People and Medical Professionals?.- ACC/ESC Recommendations for the Clinical Management of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: A Practical Perspective.- Risk Identification in Arrhythmic Athletes with Fatal or Resuscitated Cardiac Arrest.- New Trends in Physiological Pacing and Optimal Pacing Sites.- Physiological Pacing: Perspective.- Optimal Pacing Site in the Atrium and the Ventricle for Patients with Sino-Atrial Disease.- Role of His-Bundle Pacing: Reliability and Potential to Avoid Ventricular Dyssynchrony.- Pacemaker for Vasovagal Syncope: Good for the Few.- Quality of Life of Patients with an Atrial Defibrillator: Does Optimal Programming Achieve the Goal of Maintaining Sinus Rhythm as Well as Improve Quality of Life?.- Haemodynamic Sensing in the Control of Pacing Function.- Haemodynamic Assessment by Transvalvular Impedance Recording.- Rate-Responsive Pacing Controlled by Transvalvular Impedance: Preliminary Clinical Experience.- Initial Experience of Implanted Pacemakers with Intracardiac Haemodynamic Sensor: Evaluation of Sensor Safety.- Transvalvular Impedance in the Autoregulation of a Cardiac Pacemaker.- Syncope: Practical Issues of Diagnosis and Treatment.- Guidelines for the Management of Syncope.- Role of Anamnesis: Is It a Complete Tool?.- Is There Still a Role for Drug Therapy in Vasovagal Syncope?.- When Do We Need a Permanent Pacemaker in Neuromediated Syncope?.- Latest Technologies In Cardiovascular Imaging: An Update for the Clinical Cardiologist.- CT Coronary Angiography with 16-Row Multi-slice Scanner: Do We Still Need Conventional Coronary Angiography?.- Multislice CT for the Study of Aortic Aneurysms.- MRI in the Diagnosis of Right Ventricular Dysplasia.
Untertitel: 2005. Auflage. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SPRINGER VERLAG GMBH
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2005
Seitenanzahl: 407 Seiten
Format: gebunden


text:
Model: Supramax USB
Operating System: Windows XP (Note: might work with other versions of this os.)
File: supramax-usb_beta_winxp_172-044.exe
Before downloading: Run Free Scan for Instant Driver Updates
Diamond Multimedia Supramax USB Driver. This is a beta driver obtained from the Diamond FTP site. Simply extract the files to a location you can point to, and update the xp driver. Worked like a charm for me.File Contents:


text:
It's like no matter what aspect of a CBs game you look at for 2012, Webster ranks around the bottom and Prince is lurking in the top. Time for a switch on who covers who on Sundays.
Prince did play very solid coverage, IMO. I mean he was really good at times. But one starting CB won't cut it and I'm not sure if Hosley is a future starter. That's why I would still hold on to Webster for one more year at least.