text:
|Home | About | Journals | Submit | Contact Us | Français
The eukaryotic replicative DNA polymerases are similar to those of large DNA viruses of eukaryotic and bacterial T4 phages but not to those of eubacteria. We develop and examine the hypothesis that DNA virus replication proteins gave rise to those of eukaryotes during evolution. We chose the DNA polymerase from phycodnavirus (which infects microalgae) as the basis of this analysis, as it represents a virus of a primitive eukaryote. We show that it has significant similarity with replicative DNA polymerases of eukaryotes and certain of their large DNA viruses. Sequence alignment confirms this similarity and establishes the presence of highly conserved domains in the polymerase amino terminus. Subsequent reconstruction of a phylogenetic tree indicates that these algal viral DNA polymerases are near the root of the clade containing all eukaryotic DNA polymerase delta members but that this clade does not contain the polymerases of other DNA viruses. We consider arguments for the polarity of this relationship and present the hypothesis that the replication genes of DNA viruses gave rise to those of eukaryotes and not the reverse direction.
Divergence of the bacterial and eukaryotic lineages appears to represent the deepest split in the tree of life (22). Because the DNA replication proteins of these groups are of fundamental importance and interact through complex mechanisms, it seems likely that the genome replication system, like the translational system, would contain the most conserved coevolved genes among all related lineages.
Obvious functional homologues of replication genes are found in bacteria, eukaryotes, and archaea, including proteins involved in origin recognition, helicases, DNA-binding proteins, DNA synthesis, sliding clamp processivity factors (PCNA), ligation, and primer removal (see reference 7 and references therein). However, there are clear differences in sequence similarity that separate the replication proteins of bacteria from those of the archea and eukaryotes (7). The bacterial replication genes thus appear evolutionarily unrelated to those of eukaryotes and archaea. For example, the replicative DNA polymerase (Pol) III of Escherichia coli belongs to the family C DNA Pol group and does not have similarity to either of the two mammalian replicative DNA family B DNA Pols (alpha priming and delta extending; see reference 30). As such, phylogenetic analysis of these replicative DNA Pols results in polyphyletic groupings that are contrary to accepted species trees (6). Such wide existence of functionally identical yet nonorthologous genes presents a dilemma when they are being used for connecting the universal tree of life, and this has led some to propose that the cenancestor of bacteria, archea, and eukaryotes had an RNA genome (7, 17). However, it is now clear that between bacteria and eukaryotes, perhaps several hundred functional genes are homologous (e.g., DNA synthesis genes). This suggests that the putative prokaryotic-eukaryotic ancestor possessed many genes inherited by both lineages (for references, see references 14 and 8). Proper replicative transmission of such a large number of essential genes seems unlikely given the small size of RNA genomes and the error-prone nature of their replication (14). It therefore appears more likely that the common ancestor had a DNA genome, which leaves unexplained how the replication systems underwent the transition during the divergence of bacteria from archaea and eukaryotes.
DNA viruses, however, also possess a full set of independent DNA replication and repair proteins that include members of family A and B DNA Pols (12). When first sequenced, it was noteworthy how similar phage T4 DNA Pol was to DNA Pols alpha and delta of eukaryotes, Epstein-Barr virus, human cytomegalovirus, and other DNA viruses of eukaryotes, but not adenoviruses or E. coli Pol I or III (23). This similarity includes the conservation of five of six sequential domains (31), as well as resistance to various family B-specific inhibitors (3). Other phage DNA Pols, however, such as T7, show similarity to bacterial DNA Pol I but not to Pols of eukaryotes. With the sequencing of the entire T4 genome, it was additionally surprising to see that this strictly lytic bacteriophage had more genes similar to those of eukaryotes (including genes for self-splicing RNA [13]) than to bacterial genes (4). Viruses are usually thought to impose negative selection on their hosts. In addition, recombination between host and viral genomes is a commonly observed phenomenon, such as with retroviruses acquiring cellular protooncogenes (5, 28). Yet viruses are rarely considered a source of host genes, and hence viral sequences are not taken into account when reconstructing the tree of life. However, a viral genome can evolve up to a million time faster than that of its host. If a DNA virus could impose a stable persistent (or genomic) infection on its host, it might then also provide genes altering host evolution, as we have previously reasoned (29). This raises the question: Could a DNA virus have been the origin of replicative eukaryotic DNA Pols?
In this report, we consider the hypothesis for the viral origin of eukaryotic replication proteins in the context of DNA viruses that infect host species which are likely representative of the earliest eukaryotes. We examine DNA Pols from two families of DNA viruses prevalent as acute infections of parasitic microalgae (Chlorella-like viruses) (27) and persistent infections of filamentous brown algae (Feldmania species virus) (9, 15, 16, 21, 27). These algal species represent some of the earliest eukaryotes for which clear archaeological data exist (11). We perform sequence similarity and phylogenetic analyses which indicate that these viral proteins appear related to the progenitor of all eukaryotic Pol delta sequences and consider arguments that a DNA virus may have been the origin of the eukaryotic DNA replication system.
The open reading frame that codes for the DNA Pol or Pol-like gene from Chlorella virus (NT2A; GenBank M86836; 913 amino acids [a.a.]) and Feldmania species virus (GenBank AF013260; 996 a.a.) were retrieved from GenBank. Using these sequences, a gapped Tblastn (version 2.0.4) analysis against the translated nonredundant database was performed. It was observed that essentially all of the replicative DNA family B Pols from eukaryotes showed similarity to both sequence probes. In addition, the DNA Pol sequences from most large DNA viruses of animals were also identified. Although the analysis suggests that all eukaryotic replicative DNA Pols (alpha and delta) are similar, the DNA Pol delta genes were most similar to these phycodnavirus-like genes. Interestingly, although Feldmania virus and Chlorella virus are both DNA viruses of algae, each of these DNA Pol sequences was more similar to a lower eukaryotic host DNA Pol gene (Schizosaccharomyces pombe, Candida albicans, Glycine max, or Saccharomyces cerevisiae) than to each other. In addition, the DNA Pols of several lytic phages (T4 and RB69) were identified. Also present were the DNA Pol II genes from various archaebacterial and bacterial (i.e., nonreplicative E. coli) species. Absent were the replicative DNA polymerases (Pol III) and Pol I from bacteria as well as the DNA Pols of other lytic phages (T7), adenoviruses, and related linear plasmids of fungi.
Following the elimination of redundant and incomplete proteins, the remaining sequences were aligned using ClustalW to aid in identification of homologous regions. After this alignment, four regions (labeled I, II, III, and IV) of high conservation were easily identifiable between most of the taxa and are shown listed in color patterns corresponding to similar amino acids and in biologically related groups (Fig. (Fig.1).1). As had previously been established, the family B polymerase sequences contain up to six specific domains (23, 31). We compared our conserved domains to those previously identified and determined that our regions II, III, and IV corresponded roughly to the respective regions II, III, and IV which were identified in DNA Pol alpha by Wang et al. and that our region I had been previously identified as the phosphonoacetic acid-resistant domain of herpes simplex virus type 1 DNA Pol in the study to T4 DNA Pol by Spicer et al. (23). Because there is large variation in length among these DNA Pol genes, the sequences are shown as a roughly proportional line drawing in which the locations of the four highly conserved domains are indicated, and the sequences were centered to the most highly conserved region II domain (Fig. (Fig.2).2). The two smallest sequences correspond to fragments of Micromonas pusilla virus and Chrysochromulina species virus (phycodnavirus). The next largest was the full gene (313 a.a.) for the Pol alpha of Endotrypanum (Leishmania) monterogeni, then the Helicoverpa armigera nuclear polyhedrosis virus DNA Pol (623 a.a.), and all other genes were complete sequences. The largest gene (encoding 1,855 a.a.) was the DNA Pol alpha of Plasmodium falciparum. In general, domains I and II are adjacent to each other and occur at variable positions from the amino terminus, although some Archaea species Pol II genes have a region I domain well displaced toward the amino terminus. With the exception of Halteria species DNA Pol alpha (ciliated hypotrichous), the order of the domains was conserved, although DNA Pol alpha genes of hyptrochous species were often lacking domains II and IV. In addition, the DNA Pol II of several archaea (lineage A) had domains III and IV displaced well towards the carboxy terminus.
These highly conserved regions were then used to aid in the alignment of the remaining regions as follows. First, using the sequence editor GeneDoc version 2.5 (18), each taxon was examined to determine which if any of the four domains were present in the protein sequence. Next, these regions were used as anchors from which to optimize the alignment of amino acids in the intervening sections. These interregion sequences were extracted and aligned using ClustalW. Following this procedure, the alignments were again optimized by eye, focusing mostly on the similarity within each of the major clades. Once an overall alignment was obtained, a phylogenetic tree was constructed using the more conserved amino terminus of the protein sequence that included region I and amino acids thereafter. Phylogenetic analysis was performed using the neighbor-joining algorithm with 500 bootstrap replications (20) as implemented by PAUP version 4.0b2 (25). Pairwise distances were calculated as mean observed substitutions per site. The unrooted tree is shown in Fig. Fig.33 and is color coded to mark clear clades.
The results suggest that the relationships are robust: 68% of the nodes had >90% bootstrap frequency support, and all nodes were >50%. The unrooted tree shows DNA Pol sequences falling into seven clades that correspond to biologically coherent gene sets. The two largest clades correspond to variants of DNA Pol alpha (pink) and DNA Pol delta, respectively. In the DNA Pol delta clade (black), the Feldmania species virus (which causes a prevalent persistent infection of filamentous brown algae) DNA Pol is near the base (labeled pol delta) and the Chlorella-like viral Pol genes are slightly more derived. Other Pol delta proteins appear to correspond roughly with accepted evolutionary relationships. The topology of the DNA Pol alpha group is more complex. Near its root, the trypanosomes and Leishmania species branch first, followed by insects and mammals, which, interestingly, are grouped separately from Saccharomyces and Schizosaccharomyces pombe. Also branching near the base of this clade are the macronuclear genes of various binucleated hypotrich species.
There are three distinct clades of viral DNA Pols. Two of these correspond to the poxvirus family (light gray) and the baculoviruses of insects that includes the nucleopolyhedrosis virus family (green). Both of these groups branch from the most unresolved region at the center of the tree. The third clade corresponds to the animal herpesviruses (red). It is interesting that the herpesviruses appear to share an ancestor with the Feldmania DNA Pol, which corresponds to the base of the cellular DNA Pol delta clade. The herpesviruses are further branched into three monophyletic subgroups corresponding to the alphaherpes-, gammaherpes-, and cytomegaloviruses. The placement of the herpesvirus ancestor near the unresolved center of the tree suggests a very old origin of these genes.
The remaining two groups include the replicative DNA Pol II genes from various archaea (methanogens and Thermococcus, Pyrococcus, and Sulfolobus species), which were known to be similar to family B DNA Pols (19). DNA Pol II of archaea species appears to exist as two distinct lineages, both of which are thought to be involved in genome replication (7, 26). The larger of these groups appear to share an ancestor with the DNA Pol alpha genes (blue). The smaller clade (gold) corresponds to DNA Pols found in Solfolobus and pyrodiococci archaea species. The archaeal DNA Pols on this smaller branch are closer but not directly connected to the Pol delta group. This cluster is rooted near the unresolved center of the tree. Also originating near the unresolved center are the Pols from lytic phages T4 and RB69 and from E. coli DNA Pol II (nonessential Pol).
With sequences obtained from a similarity search using DNA Pols from DNA viruses that infect microalgae and filamentous brown algae as a probe, we generated a phylogeny in which the base of the monophyletic group containing the replicative DNA Pol delta of eukaryotes resembles viral sequences. Although an earlier analysis of DNA Pol genes gave rise to similar patterns, the authors did not attempt to explain this result (6). Since it is unrooted, the phylogeny does not directly establish the polarity or direction of evolutionary change. It therefore remains formally possible that the phycodnaviruses acquired DNA Pol genes from their algal hosts and maintained similarity to them for unknown reasons. As the algal host DNA Pol genes have not been sequenced, we cannot place them on this tree. Even if they were subsequently to be placed phylogenetically near the phycodnavirus genes, this would still be unlikely to resolve the issue of evolutionary direction. However, we believe several considerations argue that the direction of transmission was from virus to host. First, only under this circumstance could the dilemma of dissimilar replication genes now present in bacteria and eukaryotes be resolved. In addition, all the other viral DNA Pols examined form distinct monophyletic groups (i.e., herpesviruses, poxviruses, and baculoviruses) that do not include host Pols. Therefore, these other viruses did not appear to acquire their Pol genes from a host species. The DNA delta clade is clearly monophyletic yet includes all the diverse phycodnavirus Pols of both microalgal and filamentous algal hosts. Thus, the phycodnaviruses are clearly evolutionarily exceptional DNA viruses. The simplest way to account for these observations is to propose that host Pol delta genes are derived from an early DNA viral gene that resembles that present in Feldmania virus.
Trees of life have been generated using different genes, yielding multiple evolutionary histories (8). Phylogenetic analysis of DNA Pol sequences presents patterns inconsistent with accepted organismal phylogenies. These phylogenetic disparities are difficult to explain if most genetic variation during evolution of species occurs by random genetic change and vertical gene transmission. Genomic analysis has suggested that horizontal transfer of gene sets may have been more prevalent then previously believed, especially in bacterial species. Horizontal transmission of DNA replication genes, however, would suggest the transfer of fundamental, complex, cellular components and the involvement of a DNA virus. We have argued that the persistence of a genetic parasite (a virus or its defective derivatives) is a life strategy that can allow the superimposition of complex molecular genetic control systems onto its host (29). As such, a persistent agent (like Feldmania virus) can potentially provide new systems of genetic control, including genome replication, to its host, particularly if it is integrated into the genome. We suggest at least in the case of DNA Pol delta an evolutionary link of the bacteria and eukaryota (and archaea) via the DNA Pol of an ancient DNA virus, not the replicative host genes. Our analysis also suggests that DNA Pol alpha may share an ancestor with DNA Pol II of archaea that diverged after the initial divergence of bacteria from eukaryotes and archaea. Two other DNA Pols resemble the family B replicative Pols of eukaryotes and archaea. One is the nonessential Pol II of E. coli, and the other is the Pol from lytic phages T4 and RB69. Both branch from the largely unresolved center of the tree. As the phages represent a much more transmissible system than E. coli Pol II, and as T-like phages infect both bacteria and archaea (Euryachaeota kingdom [32]), it is easier to envision substitution of functional homologues for DNA replication genes if such a virus was involved. Other DNA replication genes may also fit this pattern, since it is known that DNA viruses also code for various ligases, helicases, and PCNA-like genes as well as "repair-like" DNA Pols, such as DNA Pol beta, found in entomopoxvirus (1).
Many of the crucial regulatory genes of DNA viruses, such as the T antigens of polyomaviruses, have no known host analogues, even though these viruses are phylogenetically congruent with their host species over long periods of time (29). Thus, at least for these regulatory genes, they are viral, not host, creations. Viral genomes can evolve much faster than host genomes, and populations are known to exhibit much greater genetic variability, as demonstrated by the frequent occurrence of mutants and defectives. Thus, viral systems have an enhanced capacity to produce genetic novelty. Although some examples of virus-mediated horizontal gene transfer have recently been proposed (2), in most of these proposals it is suggested that the host, not the virus, is the original source of the transferred gene. We now suggest that such infectious and/or persisting agents may be a general source for acquisition of complex molecular systems and phenotypes.
This research was supported by the Irvine Research Unit in Animal Virology.
PubMed Central Canada is a service of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) working in partnership with the National Research Council's national science library in cooperation with the National Center for Biotechnology Information at the U.S. National Library of Medicine(NCBI/NLM). It includes content provided to the PubMed Central International archive by participating publishers.


text:
Dear Parents, please complete this survey, that will allow the school to choose the right technology in the classrooms. Thank you. Estimados Padres, por favor complete esta encuesta que ayudara a la escuela escoger la technologia adecuada para los salones. Gracias.
Please click here to get access to the Student BrightBytes survey and more information about it.
Click here to get access to the BrightBytes survey and more information
Viviana Hernandez takes second place in league for Girls Golf
Welcome to Valley High School, the school that offers you choice; the choice of 7 Small Learning Communities. We tend to call these small learning communities academies. Valley students have the opportunity to choose to learn in a thematic approach through Culinary Arts, Health Care (Medical/Dental), Automotive, New Media Arts, Global Business, Engineering, and the Anteater Academy (AP focus). These Small Learning Communities provide "small school" settings in a large comprehensive high school. Students take at least half of their classes with like-minded students in a small cohort and are linked in the small learning community to a small group of teachers. This creates an environment where relationships develop much easier and inhibitions about school anxiety can be reduced. Beyond the cohort advantages, the students benefit from other opportunities such as industry certification, work-based learning (internships), integrated instruction, business partners that provide access to a network of business professionals, leadership training and camps, field trips, competitions, the High School Inc. foundation that has supported Valley the past decade with financial support and organization of placing business partners in the classroom to teach soft skills and connect or expose students to the real world of work, and so much more. Our Culinary Academy has won Nationals the past 4 out of 5 years. Our Automotive Academy placed 11th at Nationals in the fall of 2016. The Engineering and New Media Academies have placed in the top categories in many different competitions. The Health Academy seems to place many students after graduation in immediate entry level employment because of their experiences in the academy. The Global Business Academy is a California Partnership Academy and recognized as a Light House Academy. Valley is all about real choice; when you choose Valley, you choose College and Career readiness. Valley graduates leave high school with real choice of post-secondary options. Beside the small learning community opportunities, Valley offers more than 20 CIF athletic sports, a state of the art sports complex, leadership opportunities through ASB, Link Crew, and Peer Assistance Leadership, clubs and much more.
3:15 PM - 6:15 PM FroshFB vs Garden Grove
3:15 PM - 6:15 PM JVFB @ Garden Grove
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Back to School Night
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM VarFB vs Garden Grove
3:15 PM - 6:15 PM FroshFB @ Beckman
3:15 PM - 6:15 PM JVFB vs Beckman
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM VarFB @ Beckman

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Salem Estates (GNIS FID: 1248551) is a populated place located in Spartanburg County at latitude 34.899 and longitude -81.975.
The elevation of Salem Estates is 807 feet. Salem Estates appears on the Spartanburg U.S. Geological Survey Map. Spartanburg County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
Spartanburg County: Cities & Towns | ZIP Codes | Features (airports, churches, hospitals, etc.)
BIG Map |
Driving Directions |
Data Source - USGS GNIS FID: 1248551
BOUNDARY MAPS: Spartanburg Division | Spartanburg County
Roebuck, SC
(1.4 miles SSE)
Arcadia, SC (4.1 miles NNW)
Saxon, SC (4.3 miles N)
Spartanburg, SC (4.3 miles NE)
Fairforest, SC (4.5 miles NNW)
Southern Shops, SC
(6.1 miles N)
Startex, SC (7.4 miles WNW)
Valley Falls, SC (8.1 miles N)
Wellford, SC (8.2 miles WNW)
Reidville, SC (8.3 miles WSW)
Chelsea Mobile Home Park, SC
(< 0.1 mile)
Countryside Mobile Home Park, SC (< 0.1 mile)
Southport Estates, SC (< 0.1 mile)
Hidden Hills, SC (< 0.1 mile)
Shannon Forest, SC (1.4 miles N)
Raintree, SC
(1.4 miles NNW)
Pinewood South, SC (1.4 miles SSW)
Pebblebrook, SC (1.4 miles WNW)
Oak Forest, SC (1.4 miles WNW)
Evans Acres, SC (1.4 miles ENE)


text:
|incl. VAT
|£5.72 £3.10
|excl. VAT
FIXER Holder for the Samsung Galaxy S5 mobile phone. Compared to universal holders, the FIXER system tray is adapted to the body of the phone . Thanks to this, the phone fits perfectly in the tray, while the connectors and phone buttons are not covered by the tray - so the holder does not affect the possibilities of connecting accessories or controlling the phone. The design of the tray makes it convenient to put the phone in the holder with one hand, as well as removing it from the tray.
- a bathtub adapted for a particular type of phone
- does not cover phone connectors and keys
- Convenient handling of the phone in the holder
- Compatible with Haicom Holders
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Retail Price (MSRP) means the manufacturer's/supplier's suggested retail price.
Link to Manufacturer's Website: Enter link to the external review


text:
Sugarland Car Rentals offers a comprehensive set of vehicle hire services, providing quality auto rentals throughout Cairns and Mission Beach. We have a wide range of vehicles to choose from, with competitive prices guaranteed. Our friendly team can provide a wealth of advice and guidance on the local area, and all of our vehicles are fully insured and equipped with everything you need.
We realise, however, that you may have some additional questions regarding our services and vehicles we rent. If this is the case, then please do follow the links to find the information you need, or contact our team for additional details.


text:
Wishlist // Primark AW1319:58
I must admit, I'm pretty excited about what I've seen so far of Primark's (or Penneys' if you're from Ireland, like me) Autumn/Winter '13 collection. So much so, I've made a little wishlist of some of the things that have really caught my eye!
Primark really are coming into their own this year - they've really improved the standard of their stock, and as always, are super budget friendly. Perfect!
Below are some of my favourite pieces and looks from this collection; I've fallen in love with the red tartan dress and velvet skirt in particular. I've yet to see most of these pieces in my local Penneys, I think here in Ireland we're a bit slower when it comes to getting new season stock, but I'll be keeping an eye out!
Have you any favourite Primark / Penneys pieces this season?


text:
Animation Express [2 Discs] [DVD]
- Release Date: 06/08/2010
Best Buy is dedicated to always offering the best value to our customers. We will match the price, at the time of purchase, on a Price Match Guarantee product if you find the same item at a lower price at a Designated Major Online Retailer or at a local retail competitor's store.Here's how:
- If you find a qualifying lower price online, call 1-888-BEST BUY and direct a customer service agent to the web site with the lower price, or when visiting a Best Buy store, one of our employees will assist you.
- On qualifying products, Best Buy will then verify the current price to complete the price match.
Exclusions apply including, but not limited to, Competitors' service prices, special daily or hourly sales, and items for sale Thanksgiving Day through the Monday after Thanksgiving. See the list of Designated Major Online Retailers and full details.
Drux Flux
Vive la Rose
Animator Bruce Alcock uses a classic French-Canadian folk ballad as the foundation for this short drama. Using Newfoundland fiddler Emile Benoit's classic recording on its soundtrack, Vive La Rose employs a combination of stop-motion animation and watercolor paintings to visualize the song's tragic tale of a fisherman struggling with unrequited love and the loss of the woman who meant so much to him. Produced for the National Film Board of Canada, Vive La Rose was an official selection at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Forming Game
How People Got Fire
Rosa Rosa
Spare Change
Engine 371
The Spine
Land of the Heads
Sleeping Betty
The Man Who Slept
Le noeud cravate
Madame Tutli-Putli
The animated short Madame Tutli-Putli tells the story of a the title character who boards a train, and soon faces a series of strange encounters that may or may not be happening in the real world. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
Come Again in Spring
An old man negotiates with Death for more time on Earth in this animated short based on a story by Richard Kennedy. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
Here and There
Robes of War
Invasion of the Space Lobsters


text:
Find out more about our London Office
New to Rowan Dartington?
To find out more, please call
020 7448 9580
If you are an existing client please contact your branch directly.
Rowan Dartington & Co. Ltd
City Tower
40 Basinghall Street
Tel. 020 7448 9580
Nigel Pavey
Branch Manager
Nigel graduated from University in 1986 and after a short stint with Lloyds Bank, moved into private client fund management with Shaw & Co, which was subsequently taken over by Charles Stanley in 1997.
Nine years later in 2006 he led a team of ten fund managers and brokers to Rowan Dartington to establish a London office. His main focus remains the day to day management of client funds and he is a Member of the Chartered Securities Institute.
His other interests include golf and Arsenal football club.
Mike Nathan
Branch Manager
Mike has specialised in private client stockbroking since 1985 where he started as a trainee at A J Bekhor & Co. Following Big Bang Mike moved to Shaw & Co which was subsequently taken over by Charles Stanley in 1997. Mike has worked with Nigel Pavey and his team for nearly 20 years and specialises in CFD and Spread Betting for high net worth individuals.
Mike is a season ticket holder at Tottenham Hotspur as well as being a keen golfer.
Julian Hanford
Investment Manager
After initially working for NatWest Bank, Julian has spent nearly 30 years as a private client fund manager. The majority of this time was spent with Charles Stanley working in their London office and joined Rowan Dartington in 2006 as part of a team led by Nigel Pavey.
Julian's primary focus is the day to day management of client funds and he is a Member of the Chartered Securities Institute.
Stuart Weston
Investment Manager
Stuart started his career in Private Client Asset Management with Shaw & Co Ltd in the early 1990's, joining Charles Stanley in December 1997 following the takeover of Shaw & Co. Stuart and his team moved to Rowan Dartington in 2006.
With over 22 years' experience in Wealth Management, Stuart undertakes bespoke portfolio structuring to meet underlying clients individual financial needs. With a large network of Solicitor contacts, for whom he also manages client funds, Stuart has an extensive knowledge of Estates & Trusts including Probate and is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments.
Joshua Davis
Investment Manager
Joshua has 6 years' experience in wealth management. Prior to that he gained valuable experience in business working for the senior management of a retail business for several years before his migration into finance.
In his time at Rowan Dartington he has gained extensive knowledge of wealth management and portfolio construction and has an understanding of markets which is of great value to the high net worth clients who he helps to steer through the markets. Working with Mike Nathan, Joshua's main area of specialism is in CFD and Spread Betting for high net worth individuals.
Kirsty Jackson
Investment Manager
Kirsty began her stockbroking career at Charles Stanley in August 2002 as a Valuations Clerk. Moving to the front office in March 2005 to work with the current London Team. Kirsty was another member of the team, led by Nigel Pavey, which moved to Rowan Dartington in 2006.
She completed the Private Client Investment Advice and management qualification in June 2011 and is a Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment.
Nigel Parker
Investment Manager
Nigel has 30 years' experience in the financial services sector. He has extensive knowledge and personal experience across all aspects of wealth management, including trusts & estates, financial planning and Private Banking as well as investments. Nigel began his career at Barclays International, before moving to become a lending officer.
In 2000 Nigel moved to Barclays Private Bank and has a solid track record helping clients achieve their long term goals and objectives by providing holistic financial advice tailored to their individual circumstances. Having joined Rowan Dartington in June 2014, Nigel will use this wealth of knowledge and experience to help clients in London and the South East with their investment requirements.
John Potter
Investment Manager
John started in Lloyds Bank in 1983 in London and has managed Client Relationships for over 30 years. The last 15 years have been in Lloyds Private Banking, before joining Rowan Dartington in September 2015.
Calling on his extensive knowledge and experience in Financial and Wealth Management, he continues to offer a Personal Service, based on Private Clients` financial objectives, needs and goals now and for the future.
Alex Leaman
Investment Manager
Alex has been managing client assets for 9 years having entered the industry in August 2007. Having worked for boutique Wealth Managers throughout his career, Alex joined Rowan Dartington in January 2016 and enjoys close client relationships spanning High Net Worth Private Individuals, Charities, Corporates and Trusts.
Prior to joining the Financial Services industry, Alex signed a Youth Training Scheme contract with Bristol City FC and continues to take an interest in their fortunes and indeed all things Football/Sport. Alex grew up in Bristol but lives in London and currently splits his time between the two. He is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment.
Gregg McAlister
Investment Manager
Gregg started his career with PwC before moving into the private client arena with Barclays Wealth in 2005. He then spent two years with Royal Bank of Canada Wealth before joining Rowan Dartington in June 2016. He is a member of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment and an Associate of the CFA Society of the UK.
Alex Phillipson
Investment Manager
A chartered MSCI, Alex is a very experienced discretionary management professional, having spent 13 years at Williams de Broë where he built his experience utilising all asset classes and financial instruments. He then went on to work with Quilter Cheviot where he spent four years as a partner and then an Investment Director. Alex joined Rowan Dartington's London branch in 2016.
James Lewis
Investment Manager
James has over 18 years experience managing multi asset portfolios for private clients and their associated accounts. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment and also holds the Chartered Insurance Institute's Diploma in Financial Planning.
Prior to joining Rowan Dartington James was a Director at HSBC Discretionary Wealth Management, where he was responsible for assets of c. £150m. Before joining HSBC James worked for Newton Investment Management and NatWest Stockbrokers.


text:
The Anglican Bishop of Newcastle Greg Thompson says fear has driven many people to treat indigenous Australians the same way as asylum seekers.
Topics: anglicans, indigenous-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander, newcastle-2300, muswellbrook-2333
A senior Anglican figure is not anxious about the future of the Bathurst diocese and says its plight is not in the hands of the bankers.
Topics: anglicans, religion-and-beliefs, community-and-society, bathurst-2795, orange-2800, dubbo-2830
More details have emerged about the legal action the Commonwealth Bank is taking against the Anglican Diocese in Bathurst and its most senior members.
Topics: anglicans, religion-and-beliefs, business-economics-and-finance, industry, banking, bathurst-2795, dubbo-2830, orange-2800
Posted| Updated
An Anglican parish on Queensland's Sunshine Coast has bowed to financial pressure and will sell a property bequeathed to it nearly 50 years ago.
Topics: anglicans, religion-and-beliefs, community-and-society, boreen-point-4565, cooran-4569, cooroy-4563, kin-kin-4571, pomona-4568
The Anglican Diocese of Bathurst says it will not dictate to its parishes how to raise money to help fund a court case.
Topics: anglicans, orange-2800, dubbo-2830, bathurst-2795
Topics: anglicans, orange-2800, bathurst-2795, dubbo-2830
Topics: anglicans, bathurst-2795, orange-2800, dubbo-2830
Topics: anglicans, bathurst-2795, orange-2800, dubbo-2830
Newcastle's Anglican Bishop has described Australia's immigration policy as flawed and troubled at a time when a boatload of Sri Lankans is being detained at sea.
Topics: immigration, anglicans, newcastle-2300, muswellbrook-2333
Posted| Updated
Cash-strapped Anglican Diocese of Bathurst appeals for financial help from Central West worshippers.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, community-and-society, anglicans, banking, orange-2800, dubbo-2830, bathurst-2795
Posted| Updated
The Church of England's governing body, the General Synod, has voted after decades of debate to allow women to become bishops.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, christianity, anglicans, united-kingdom
Posted| Updated
The Church of England has voted in favour of female bishops, sweeping aside centuries of male-dominated tradition.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, women-religious, anglicans, feminism, community-and-society, england, united-kingdom
Posted| Updated
The Anglican Diocese of Newcastle says the closure of its Carrington church is part of its plans to throw more resources towards building affordable housing.
Topics: anglicans, carrington-2294, mayfield-2304
Posted| Updated
The Anglican Church has decided to give priests in Australia the option of breaking the confidentiality of confessions.
Topics: community-and-society, anglicans, religion-and-beliefs, law-crime-and-justice, crime, adelaide-5000, sa, australia
Plans are afoot to restore a century old bell tower at an Upper Hunter church.
Topics: anglicans, local-government, muswellbrook-2333, newcastle-2300
The Anglican Bishop of Gippsland, John McIntyre, died on Friday night.
Police are appealing for witnesses after more than $100,000 worth of historic items were stolen from a church in Daylesford in central Victoria.
Topics: burglary, anglicans, daylesford-3460, ballarat-3350
Posted| Updated
Anglican Archbishop of Melbourne Dr Philip Freier is encouraging compassion towards asylum seekers in detention, and says the face of Jesus can be seen in all those on the margins of society.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, christianity, anglicans, melbourne-3000, australia
Posted| Updated
The leader of Australia's largest Anglican Diocese says the resurrection of Jesus Christ is relevant to all Australians.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, anglicans, catholic, nsw, australia
Posted| Updated
Queen Elizabeth has met Pope Francis for the first time, during a one-day visit to Rome.
Topics: religious-leaders, religion-and-beliefs, anglicans, catholic, italy
The investigation into a devastating church fire in Bathurst has led to a 34-year-old man being arrested.
Topics: fires, disasters-and-accidents, religion-and-beliefs, anglicans, catholic, bathurst-2795, orange-2800
New South Wales Heritage Minister, Robyn Parker, says she completely supports the listing of two of the region's iconic structures on the State Heritage Register.
Topics: conservation, states-and-territories, tree, anglicans, tamworth-2340, armidale-2350
Posted| Updated
The suspicious fire that has ruined St Barnabas' Church in Bathurst comes at a time when the local diocese is trying to reign in a $36 million dollar debt.
Topics: fires, religion-and-beliefs, anglicans, crime, arson, bathurst-2795, orange-2800
Police say a fire which destroyed a church in Bathurst is suspicious.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, anglicans, bathurst-2795, orange-2800
Posted| Updated
The Anglican Church says it is trying to make amends to around 45 abuse victims by offering some of them up to $75,000 each in compensation.
Last year the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse looked at the North Coast Children's Home in Lismore.
Run by the Anglican Church, it was a place of brutal physical and sexual abuse between the 1940s and the 1980s.
The Commission examined the way the church dealt with a group of victims who launched a class action back in 2008.
The administrator of the Church's Grafton diocese Greg Ezzy has acknowledged the victims were mistreated.
"We are very sorry for what took place at that time," he said.
Topics: child-abuse, anglicans, royal-commissions, lismore-2480, grafton-2460


text:
FLIGHT JOURNAL includes articles on aviation history and contemporary practice; military, commercial and civil aircraft; notable personalities of aviation; technical aspects of aircraft; visits to air shows and museums; reports on restorations; aviation photography; three-view aircraft drawings; aviation art; and coverage of the virtual flight experiences available through computer flight simulations.
I like the fact that the magazine reviews civilian as well as military aircraft. I was always a "want to be" pilot. I never tire of reading this magazine. Keep up the good work!!
The Greatest flying magazine ever. Just airplanes & stories from Real pilots. Chet
Love every single article that comes out of this publication. Each issue covers all different things regarding the world of flight, sometimes with a focus on military. I am never disappointed when I read this publication. Frankly I never want it to end. Very happy with my subscription!
Please take advantage of our amazing subscription rates to renew your existing subscription to Flight Journal All you need to do is place the order and we'll contact the publisher and the additional issues will be added to your present subscription.
Your Flight Journal Magazine Subscription is coming soon! As an added bonus, your magazines will continue annually. Towards the end of each subscription period you will receive a reminder notice and your account will be charged the rate on the notice for the next year of issues until you tell us to stop. Enjoy your subscription!
At Magazine Discount Center, we're known for our customer satisfaction, and we can back it up. How can you be so sure? When you subscribe to Flight Journal, you are automatically enrolled in our 90 day risk free guarantee. If at any point during the first 90 days of your subscription you are unhappy for any reason, simply contact Magazine Discount Center to cancel for a full refund. Has 90 days passed? We can still help! If you are unhappy with your subscription after our 90 day guarantee ends, just contact our customer support team and we'll refund you for any undelivered issues.


text:
This program is designed for individuals who have experienced a cardiac event and completed phases I and II of a cardiac rehabilitation program. This program focuses on phases three and four.
Entry requirements: Physician referral, interview (or graduation from Phase II)
Times: Mon.-Wed.-Fri. • 11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Location: New Britain YMCA Fitness Center
Full Member Fee: $15 per month
Program Member Fee: $35 per month
(Must have a program membership)
For more information please contact Carrie Marquardt, Health and Wellness Director for the New Britain, Meriden and Berlin YMCAs at 203-235-6386 x18 or email@example.com.


text:
CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls as lower commodity prices weigh on resource stocks
TORONTO May 4 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index slipped in early trade on Thursday, as energy and mining stocks fell sharply with lower prices for oil, gold and industrial metals.
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 80.56 points, or 0.52 percent, at 15,462.58 shortly after the open. (Reporting by Alastair Sharp)
© Thomson Reuters 2017 All rights reserved.


text:
Latest Stories
From Diffa to Paris: A young teacher's rise to global activist
on April 17, 2017
On a hot, dry Thursday morning a young teacher and Master's student, Abdoul Karim Amadou Maman, walked out of his house in Niamey, Niger and made his way to a training for young leaders. Walking into the session, he had no idea his life was about to change forever.
Our Country Our Home: How a Burundian Priest is Advocating for Peace
on April 4, 2017
As a Pentecostal priest in Burundi, Sebastien believed that his job was to guide the spiritual life of the community, without meddling with politics. When turmoil swept the country after the 2015 elections, he faced a heart-wrenching dilemma. His choice wound up saving a life—and forever changing his own.
Social Media Programming Provides Kyrgyz Youth with Alternatives to Violent Extremism
on March 31, 2017
"There is an increasing fear in front of Allah that I feel; fear due to my deeds and sins. It feels like it's high time to do something, leave this life and follow the inner voice." These were the words of a 19-year-old in Kara-Balta in Northern Kyrgyzstan, […]
Keeping it 'Holy': A Muslim and Jew's Answer to Rising Tensions
on March 24, 2017
Search for Common Ground President & CEO Shamil Idriss and Co-Director for Search's Jerusalem office Sharon Rosen craft an op-ed on religious tensions and the protection and preservation of Holy Sites.
Supporting the Changing State of Social Cohesion in Myanmar
on March 18, 2017
Dr. Nem Nei Lhing, an ethnic Chin, was formerly a government officer in agriculture before she joined the Ministry of Ethnic Affairs (MOEA) of the Union Government of Myanmar–a new Ministry that came into being after Myanmar's transition to a new democratically elected government at the start of 2017. In her new found role, and for the first time, she is working with people from different ethnicities, both within the Ministry and in the states and divisions that the MOEA oversees – a number of which face deep divisions and armed conflict.
Between Economy and Culture: How Art is Curbing Tensions in Bali
on March 17, 2017
The crisis of an old Balinese tradition triggered the potential for violence in Indonesia — until the local Search team came up with an unprecedented solution to curb tensions, based on contemporary arts.
Nigeria's 'Mama Gender': from child bride to gender activist
on March 9, 2017
Known as 'Mama Gender,' Nigeria's Ene Ede is working to ensure that women are equally represented in politics, media, business, and within the home.


text:
Bisgaard Sneakers Hong Kong
Bisgaard Sneakers are usually sold for HK$ 461.00 - HK$ 695.00 on iprice. You can either choose between a Sneakers, Boots and Flats. Bisgaard Sneakers today are mostly sold in Yellow, White and Red depending on your preference. Many people prefer High-tops & sneakers models from Bisgaard Sneakers. Look out for other reputable brands like Nike, Asos and Adidas if you think Bisgaard Sneakers is not your cup of tea.


text:
Keep up with all of President Obama's remarks, town halls, and press conferences in this comprehensive podcast. This feed will occasionally include remarks from other principals like Vice President Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama.
August 31st, 2016
Episode 602 of 668 episodes
President Obama will deliver remarks at the 20th Annual Lake Tahoe Summit and highlight his commitment to protecting the environment and addressing climate change.
You'll need to sign in to write a comment.
In a time where we're all threatened by a rhetoric of hate from the people in power; A Gay And A NonGay challenges many of our differences head on and promises that no matter who you are, or what you're into (Bruce Springsteen or Britney), love is love and gay and nongays can be friends.

An independent podcast from James Barr (@imjamesbarr) and Dan Hudson (@DanHudson). Contact us on Twitter, IG or Facebook @gaynongay


text:
Got space in or near Wolverhampton?
Information about parking in Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton is both a metropolitan borough and town that is in the West Midlands. It has a population of around 250,000 and it is thought that the town dates back to 985. The town has been a market town and played an important role in the wool industry. In recent years the town centre has undergone redevelopment and this has produced new apartments and an improved retail sector.
With YourParkingSpace you can reserve parking in Wolverhampton, such as parking for the day, good value overnight car parking, or a space on a monthly basis. By pre-booking you guarantee yourself a parking space & also save a significant amount of cash when compared to many car parks.
If you own an empty driveway space, underground parking spot, or even a lock-up garage in Wolverhampton then you could be earning money via putting it up for rent. Garages and parking spaces in Wolverhampton are in demand, such as daily parking spots for visitors to Wolverhampton or local residents and commuters in need of long-term car parking.
Wolverhampton Parking Prices
Nearby EventsPowered by
John Verity Band21st June 2017
John Verity Band21st June 2017
Stewart Lee21st June 2017
The Skids - 40th Anniversary Tour22nd June 2017
Our World Below1st July 2017
Got a space?
Turn your unused driveway, off-street parking space or lock up garage into a cash generating asset.
- It's FREE to list your space
- Dedicated support team
- National customer base
- Monthly rental payments
List your space in Wolverhampton - it's free!
Latest Wolverhampton parking reviews
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
We booked this space when travelling to see Brighton play Wolves on a bank holiday. Our journey took way longer than expected so it was a relief to have a guaranteed space booked that turned out to be very easy to find, very well organised and an nice easy 10 minute walk to the ground. Just what we needed. I would definitely recommend this option to away fans.Helen
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
Easy to find and close to the stadium.Danny
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
Very good place to park for the football. Easy getting in. 10 minute walk to the ground and only a 5 minute wait to get out of the car park. ThanksMark
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
Very easy to find , very easy to use , very safe .Nothing else to say .Wyn
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
Safe, Secure, Easy to find from the directions. All local parking on the day was £5 (I paid £6.25 online) so would have been cheaper to have paid on the day!Alan
Parking on Middlemore Road, B66
Worked very well for me on the day, thanks.Jeff
Parking on Middlemore Road, B66
good overall... just the actual place was not clear enough and had to phone them, even though we were ten yards awayAlec
Parking on Fox's Lane, WV1
Parking space was fine. Very efficient arrival process and parking up. Easy to find and get away from car parkFrank
Parking on Fox's Ln, WV1
Very easy booking process, the parking location was very easy to find and paying an extra pound to secure the spot made sense (other pay on the day parking areas were seen for a fiver, but you run the risk they will be full). You are parking at an industrial area which is an easy 10 minute walk from Wolves FC. This car park was being used by home and away fans and exiting after the match took no more than 20 minutes. I would recommend this to park for the football stadium and will use again should Wolves ever get to the Premier League.Pete
Parking on Fox's Lane, WV1
Excellent location for Molinuex. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Great if you're getting there with little time before kick off but if you're getting there early then there is plenty of cheaper matchday parking available all around it for £5.Rick


text:
Welcome to Librarium Online!
Join our community of 80,000+ members and take part in the number one resource for Warhammer and Warhammer 40K discussion!
Registering gives you full access to take part in discussions, upload pictures, contact other members and search everything!
trying to come up with a good 1500 list. i didnt want to go crazy with upgrades either. by the way the lord is going in the rhino with the berserkers. i really want to make this list good so feel free to say stuff.
demon prince
mark of nurgle
chaos lord
mark of khorne
demon weapon
5 chosen
plasma gun
power fist
10 possessed
10 chaos marines
mark of khorne
plasma gun
heavy bolter
8 khorne berserkers
extra armor
havoc launcher
fast attack
3 chaos bikers
heavy support
2 obilterators
CC arm (replace heavy flamer)
First of all, dump the possessed. They rarely are worth their points. And maybe dump the bikes too, they aren't that usefull when you have only 3 models. Also drop the heavy bolter. It holds back the potencial of the squad. And finaly you could drop one of your HQ's. In 1500 pts are 2 HQ just too expensive.
With the points you just spared out, you could ad some more chosen. Also add another squad of chaos space marines. You realy need some more troops. And you could add another defiler. And you want to give each squad an aspiring champion with some kind of close combat weapon (I recommend power fists). You could give your chosen even more plasma guns, but that is something that you have to decide for youself.
Here i speak from experience having MoK and a deamonweapon gives you the blood feeder you get 2D6 + how ever many attacks the lord gets so thats potencial of alot of attacks and beacuse its a deamon weapon they all count as power weapons but any 1's and theres a fair chance of geting at least one 1 on 2d6 you could end up taking a wound and loosing all those attacks wasting a round of attacks .
for around the same amount of points you can get a deamon prince with MoS wings and lash of submition witch is a lethal combo (replacing both of your hq) I 6 so going to go 1st most of the time can move 12 so can get about and last great for pulling troops out of cover for blast of a vindicator or geting them closer for the assult or just geting them off the point you want if you take this i think you should take some raptors or some more bikers with the point u will save with geting rid of the possesed i agree with the last post
hope you find this of some help im not a vet but just my oppinion as a fellow chaos player
Last edited by Kendowned; February 7th, 2009 at 20:12.
Well I see some things that could be redone in your list.
- 2 HQ choices might be a little too much. You don't have many troop choices and since the 5th edition came out, our troops are the best all around infantry in the game. You're spending almost 20% of your army in only 2 models. I would drop the Lord and keep the Daemon Prince. Give your Daemon Prince some wings and the Mark of Khorne, he will be more than good enough in close combat.
- Your chosen squad seem nice enough but it is really badly equipped. Generally when you take a squad of Chosen it's because you want to use the Infiltration special rule or because you want a squad with many special weapon. If you infiltrate your Chosen squad, give them a mission, either vehicule hunters or infantry killers. If you want to send them hunt tanks then give them 3 Meltaguns and a Rhino. If you want them to be troop killers then give them 3-4 Plasma Guns and a Rhino and send them against heavy infantry or heavy weapon squads.
- The Possessed squad look good but you should give them a Rhino, they will be target pratice if they have to cross the battlefield on foot. Give them an Icon of Khorne if you want to give them an extra punch.
- The troop department is where your list lack the most. Games are usually won by capturing objectives, sometimes you have 5 of them on the table. You have only 2 troops and they are on foot. Take a least 4 troops and put them in Rhinos, that will make your list more mobile.
- The 3 Chaos Bikers are quite nice, they will make a great flanking unit, give them a Champion with a Power Fist and equip one of them with a Meltagun and blow up anything that cross your path.
- Nothing to say about your heavy support choices, if you have the points put another Obliterator in your squad, 3 of them make a great fire platform.
That's it. Hope it helps.
i fixed it up here it is
demon prince
mark of nurgle
10 chosen
2 plasma guns
power fist
10 chaos marines
mark of khorne
plasma gun
aspiring champion
power fist
10 khorne berserkers
extra armor
havoc launcher
10 khorne berserkers
extra armor
havoc launcher
heavy support
2 obilterators
CC arm (replace heavy flamer)
deamon prince needs some back up i think with his wings he is going to be charging forward on his own and geting shot to peice with nurgle he will be a harder target but for stronger weapons still not much of a problem still think lash would be best with all your template weapons the defiler and the 2 oblitz
the sm squad flamer and pf with no transport ?
finaly the chosen still a mix of rolls plasma and powerfist mabie swap plasma for melta or Pf for more plasma
Last edited by Kendowned; February 7th, 2009 at 20:50. Reason: error


text:
Nike tank
Nike Elevate stretch-jersey tank ($40) ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring activewear, activewear tops, black, nike sportswear, stretch jersey, nike and nike activewear
Nike Tank Top Women Fitness top for Beach Summer by BeeSimpleDay
caitie ✖ • • • Follow now & Pin Kel Thomson.
Nike workout tank tops. Need these for post-baby! Going to whip my body right back into shape... hopefully
Don't look back. #tank #nike #style
Women's Nike Tanks | Eastbay.com ($30) ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring tops, nike tank, nike singlet, nike top, nike and nike tank tops
White cropped Nike tank top White cropped Nike tank top. With ombré black Nike sign logo on front Nike Tops Tank Tops
Nike Top (715 MXN) ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring activewear, white, nike sportswear, nike, nike activewear and logo sportswear
Nike Ntf Crop Sleeveless Top ❤ liked on Polyvore featuring tops, nike tank, sleeveless tank, crop top, nike and nike tank tops
Women and Men Sports shoes outlet,running shoes only $21 to get it too


text:
A figurehead of US indie before his untimely 2003 death, the man dubbed "Mr Misery" may need no introduction to many, but any re-affirmation of the singular vision beyond the sensitive stereotype is welcome nonetheless.
Just as these 14 songs detail a litany of despair, so they also capture his sardonic humour, searing anger and the acuity of his Beatles-like songcraft. The real shame is the short shrift given to his fuller-bodied, later albums XO and Figure 8: a case of lo-fi snobbery on the compilers' part?
- More about:
- 90s Indie
- Indie Music
- Music
- The Beatles


text:
Canadian Angels Invested $90 Million Across 181 Companies in 2014, Report Finds/
An annual report from National Angel Capital Organization noted that their member Angel investor groups made 237 investments in 181 companies across Canada in 2014, amounting to $90.5 million, with an additional $110.4 million of funding leveraged into the investments. Angels tend to invest in close geographic proximity, according to the report, with a majority (63%) of Angels located in Central Canada, 30% in Western Canada, and 7% in Eastern Canada. The average deal size was $1.2 million, an increase over 2013 and 2012 figures. New investments increased by 66% in 2014.
Click here for the full article.


text:
|Company Overview
|Additional Facility Photographs
| Year Established - 2002
Number of Employees - 800
CEO - Brent Oxley
Number of Accounts - 7.5M+
HostGator servers are located in The Planet Data Centers. HostGator is the largest Web Hosting Provider of ThePlanet, whom provides service to 22,000 businesses worldwide.
With multiple state-of-the art data centers located in Dallas and Houston, Texas, The Planet provides On Demand IT Infrastructure backed by complete redundancy in power, HVAC, fire suppression, network connectivity, and security. So if any data center experiences a disruption for any reason, your eggs (or servers) are never in one basket.
Currently 147,000 square feet of data center space is available in six facilities, an additional 30,000 square feet of data center space under construction. Each facility is wholly owned, managed and operated by The Planet and is equipped to handle any challenge.
HostGator guarantees that your site will be up 99.9% of the time. This guarantee includes both network and server failures. If your site isn't up 99.9% in any one month we will issue a full refund for the month. If you are unhappy with your service anytime within 45 days, you may cancel your account and request a refund in full.
Back-Up Systems
HostGator provides weekly backups of all accounts to off-server locations. The Planet provides redundant network cores in multiple data centers, which means that if a router or high-level network appliance goes down for any reason, there is no loss of service.
|Host Gator CEO: Brent Oxley


text:
One theme that is always a huge hit in kindergarten is Outer Space - whether you have kids that are fascinated with the astronaut aspect or just love observing the stars and moon, this CVC Constellation Word Building Sensory Bin is a great addition to your kindergarten Outer Space exploration. CVC Constellation Word Building Sensory Bin I always find that every group of kids has their own … [Read more...]
Rainbow Egg Letter Matching Easter Sensory Bin
Easy literacy-building sensory bins like this Rainbow Egg Letter Matching Easter Sensory Bin are perfect for practicing upper and lowercase letters. A focus for my kids right now is becoming more familiar with upper- and lowercase letters. I'm sure your kids are the same - they prefer one over the other and can more easily identify either upper or lower case letters. Rainbow-themed … [Read more...]
Invitation to Investigate Beginning Letter Sounds
Incorporating sensory bins into your activities can take learning to the next level by providing the additional element of hands-on fun! Invite your child to investigate letters at the Investigation Table for a game of "Say, Find and Say." Use this fun activity to help reinforce beginning letter sounds at home or in school. * Pair this with our Beginning Sounds Printable Pack for More Letter … [Read more...]
Blowing Bubbles Alphabet Sensory Bin
My youngest daughter started out in Kindergarten after the summer break. She is relishing the new environment and all the new things she is learning. To help her on her letter learning journey, we have been practicing at home. We have had a blast learning and reinforcing letters with this fun Blowing Bubbles Alphabet Sensory Bin. It is sure to be a hit with your kids too! This pairs perfectly … [Read more...]
Play and Learn with Stones
Bring the beach indoors at home or school and invite your little learners to play and learn with stones. Dig around in moon sand and get hands-on with the essential early math skills of sorting, grouping and making patterns. This super fun sensory bin is sure to be a hit with your kids! Mixing up the Moon Sand Sensory Bin Moon sand is so fun to play in, and kids love it! You can make your … [Read more...]


text:
Welcome, you are currently using this site as a guest! | Sign In as a different User or Register.
Throggs Neck Community Loyalty Program Discounts!
Accountants & Tax Professionals Advertising / Marketing / PR Architects & Engineering Attorneys & Legal Professsionals Automotive Banking & Finance Bars & Taverns Beauty (Hair & Nail) Salons Clothing & Accessories Dental Dry Cleaning Education / Day Care Electronics / Electrical Contracting Employment Entertainment / Event Planning Fast Food & Take Out Fitness Centers Florists Funeral Homes Grocery Stores & Deli Hardware & Painting Insurance Agents/Brokers Internet & Web Site Services Janitorial Cleaning Services Jewelry & Gifts Laundromats Liquor, Soda & Beer Dstributors Locksmiths Health Services Pet Stores & Services Pharmacies Pizzerias Plumbers / HVAC Contractors Printing & Copy Centers Real Estate Recreational Restaurants & Caterers Taxi & Limousines Telecommunications Travel Agents Variety Stores Security Business Services Office Services Non-Profit Organizations Photography Flooring Church / Religious Organization Recycling Mortgage Bankers Architectural Restoration Services Weight Loss DISPLAY ALL COUPONS
Nouri Data Systems
2741 Miles Avenue Bronx, NY 10465
(347) 838-5708 email@example.com
(347) 838-5708 email@example.com
Need to Advertise in Throggs Neck and Country Club? We are currently in production of sponsored menus for Mama Puebla, a Mexican restaurant located in Throggs Neck. your ad will be in 10,000 menus that will be distributed in Country Club and Throggs Neck. Approximately 5,000 will be mailed with USPS. All ads are exclusive to your industry, so call today to reserve your spot.
Offer valid from 01/01/2016 to 06/30/2017. Cannot be combined with any other offers. This coupon can be terminated at any time without prior notification.
Coupon #: 94 Discount ID: SCU49
Offer valid from 01/01/2016 to 06/30/2017. Cannot be combined with any other offers. This coupon can be terminated at any time without prior notification.
Coupon #: 94 Discount ID: SCU49
© 2008-2017 Throggs Neck Merchant Association | Website Development: 2008 - 2017 Nouri Data Systems


text:
October 27, 2013, 9:28 pm
August 19, 2013, 8:02 pm
Tickets are up in the store for the RIVAL MOB, MIND ERASER matinee together with NOT AFRAID, GRIM and BLINDSIDE who are back from the dead. This will probably sell out so get your tickets if you want to make sure.
Tickets are 10euro - Doors at 3pm, so it can all finish early.
Youll receive the tickets by email.
Big up to AHC for sorting this out together with PR, they have another show next week(aug 31st) in Antwerp so try to come out for that too.
Posted by: Filip
Copyright: POWERED RECORDS / Tim McAuliffe [2007] / tm design


text:
Canon PowerShot ELPH 310 HS 12.1 MP CMOS Digital Camera with 8x Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full 1080p HD Video (Silver)
This is a must-have camera for anyone looking for some underwater fun! The camera features a water-proof outershell as well as a DIGIC 4 Image Processor that has evolved face detection technology that tracks the faces of moving subjects & lets the shooter enter the frame seamlessly with the face detection self-timer. Product Features Box
(as of June 22, 2017 2:29 pm UTC - Details) + Add To Shopping List


text:
15-Tips for a Run-Time Container Security Strategy
Free Download – Docker Container Security Checklist
- Learn about 7 general container threats
Review 5 specific attacks on containers
Get 15 tips for securing running containers
Create a layered security strategy for containers
See 5 advanced run-time container security examples
Get True Application Aware Protection with the Neuvector Docker Container Security Solution
Complete run-time defense against violations, threats, and vulnerabilities
Full network, application, and container inspection – in real-time
Automated whitelist-based segmentation – protects applications
Zero-configuration security policy – eliminates manual rule updates
Featured Solution
Secure AWS Containers
Deploy natively on EC2 instances or use ECS to manage NeuVector
Featured Solution
Deploy with Kubernetes
Visualize and secure containers with Kubernetes and Google cloud
Customers & Partners
"[With NeuVector], you can map container connections and identify abnormal application behavior during run-time. This is especially useful when you have many applications and containers running across different EC2 instances."
"Container networking can get complicated, so we use NeuVector for our container security audits to determine what is really happening at the application and network layers. The automated whitelist-based policy makes it simple to manage."
"The solution is specifically strong in providing run-time network security for containers. Visualization of Kubernetes deployments has been enhanced to give both an abstract and physical view of applications and containers."
"NGINX Plus provides the enhanced security controls, and monitoring and management capabilities, for delivering microservices at scale. NeuVector's visualization of NGINX Plus security capabilities helps enterprises manage the risks associated with deploying containers in production."


text:
Music Gear News
Roger Daltrey praises Rock Band
Rock Band has been criticised by some for stopping people from playing real electric guitars, but Roger Daltrey of The Who has revealed he loves the game.
The legendary vocalist said the concept behind Rock Band is "fabulous", particularly as it can help to trigger a passion for music.
"Anything that gets non-musical people interested in music is wonderful," he told the Republican.
Daltrey added that a Rock Band game based on the songs of The Who is already being planned and could be released next year.
A game featuring the songs of The Beatles was issued in September, while the Queen catalogue may also be released in a similar format fairly soon.
Electric guitar player Brian May recently told the BBC: "Yes, we're into it - I think it may happen."
Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman recently criticised the game, saying it encourages people "not to learn" how to play an instrument properly.Posted on 28 Oct 2009 22:00 to category : Band / Celebrity News
Related Music News
Through a collaboration with Martin, Sheeran's latest signature model features artwork from his latest album '÷' and has been built to his exact specifications.
An icon who helped propel the rock 'n' roll movement to new and unprecedented heights. Chucky Berry is praised by many as a founding father of modern music.
Founding guitarist of legendary LA band Y and T Joey Alves passes away due to complications relating to Ulcerative Colitis. Documentary on soon to follow.
Destroyer Cola is to be the latest release in rock veterans Kiss' long line of merchandise currently available to the general public for purchase
In a recent unconfirmed report, frontman of famous rock and roll outfit Guns N' Roses is said to be heading into the studio with Australian rock veterans AC/DC
Never before has music been so accessible. With social media, tab sites and forums at your immediate disposal, learning your favourite song couldn't be easier.
Recent Music News
The latest addition to the illustrious range of Katana Amplifiers, the Katana-Mini guitar amplifier brings classic BOSS tone in a portable and lightweight design
Today's second pedal release from BOSS for Roland's 'Future Redesigned' campaign, the MD-500 is the latest comprehensive workhorse for the modern musician.
The most advanced reverb pedal to come from BOSS to date, the RV-500 pedal promises a wealth of tone shaping options and professional grade versatility
Using the feedback from the guitar player community Walrus Audio has devised a new and improved pedal that eliminates the pitfalls of its predecessor.
After the release of the Hall of Fame 2 and Pipeline Tap Tremolo Pedals, TC Electronic's Flashback 2 promises for unprecedented expression and otherworldly tone.
Looking to get that perfect take? M-Audio's M-Track 2X2 Vocal Studio Pro gives you professional standard recording capabilities in a robust and compact format.


text: Euro Zone Budget preview: More pain for Spain Add to ... Reuters Published Wednesday, Sep. 26, 2012 11:08AM EDT Last updated Wednesday, Sep. 26, 2012 11:10AM EDT The Spanish government is about to inflict further financial pain on the country by announcing a new budget but how will it find billions of euros of savings at a time of economic crisis? Jamie McGeever reports. Watch More Video: Softwood lumber tariffs 'consistent' with U.S. approach: Trudeau Ex-pharma CEO Shkreli on trial for securities fraud Carrick Talks Money: What is the best travel reward program? Boom's supersonic prototype prepares for 2018 test flight Sears Canada: The retailer's rise and decline Money Monitor: A look at digital currencies beyond bitcoin How oil sands technology has changed in 50 years Uber CEO and co-founder Kalanick quits China gets green light for MSCI Emerging Markets Index Chinese suppliers race to order U.S. beef Boeing to test self-flying planes Amazon enters grocery wars with Whole Foods deal Anbang says chairman has stepped aside, after report of arrest Uber director resigns following comment about women Carrick Talks Money: The unforgivable money mistake Canadians make Uber board adopts all recommendations from investigation Opinion: Alberta should be more like Mexico and hedge on oil Money Monitor: Choosing between bonds and GICs Canadian business should lead the trade debate with U.S. New Ikea Canada boss from U.K. adjusting to homes with basements Comments Share via email Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on LinkedIn Print More Related to this Story Market View Video: Market View: Once again, all eyes on Spain's bailout prospects Investing Video: BNN's upgrades and downgrades Tech Video: Hopefuls interview for Foxconn jobs


text:
Deer Hunting Forums (http://www.deerhuntersclub.com/forums/)
- Turkey Hunting (http://www.deerhuntersclub.com/forums/turkey-hunting/)
- - my first gobbler (http://www.deerhuntersclub.com/forums/turkey-hunting/8710-my-first-gobbler.html)
my first gobbler
1 Attachment(s)
was from 1988. my son trimmed the beard a little. lost abt an inch and he got some quiet time in his room!lol
1 Attachment(s)
and all my other beards since
lol.. Quiet time in his room for doing work on dad's trophy. That will get your blood pressure up. Nice beard collection.
congrats on the gobbler. Quiet time you got to love it as a parent.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:29 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2017, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
User Alert System provided by Advanced User Tagging (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
vBulletin Security provided by vBSecurity v2.2.2 (Pro) - vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2017 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.


text:
A local took us here and we ate what they ordered which was way too much fried food for us. However, we did not select the dishes. The people were friendly and the place was spacious and had a lot of light.
1 - 10 of 71 reviews
A local took us here and we ate what they ordered which was way too much fried food for us. However, we did not select the dishes. The people were friendly and the place was spacious and had a lot of light.
We tried their group dinner for 3. It consisted of egg rolls, chicken fried rice, Budda's Feast (assorted veggies). breaded lemon chicken, and ginger fried beef. The service was prompt and the food was good. The lemon chicken was unusual but quite tasty. Good value.
Restaurant a little busy, but food was excellent and good service. Manager is always very friendly and therefore follows through to each staff member. We were accommodated even though it was a busy evening and had no reservation. Well done Burnaby Palace.
Decided to visited this establishment, after reading reviews on TA. We usually phone in for take out, as my wife broke her wrist recently. No problem finding the menu with accurate prices online. Location was very close to home at 1 km. But with a...More
This is certainly among the worst Canadian-Chinese food we've ever eaten. DO NOT order the General Tso's Chicken... it does not resemble ANY recipe I've ever tasted for General Tso's I've ever eaten in North America. In fact, I'd say it was disgusting. It's NOT...More
We loved the spicy deep fried tofu. It wasn't too spicy for us, and they used TOFU! Not the tofu puffs that other cheap cheap restaurants use. They used the real thing! Price wise was reasonable. We ordered three dishes and one soup for the...More
We returned a year later and food is still fresh and delicious! The house special Cantonese chow mein and house special chicken still delish. We were there on a Monday evening and the restaurant was full.
We went to the Burnaby Palace with family who live in the area and this is their "go to" Chinese place. It's easy to see why. The food is fresh and flavourful, and arrives fast. The Szechuan Green Beans were a highlight, and this is...More
We have been here many times to dine in and pick up food for take out. Consistently good food and service. Takeout is always ready for pick up at the specified time. Good selection of food, good size portions. Make a reservation, as they can...More
This review will say how DELICIOUS everything our large group enjoyed at Burnaby Palace but because all our dishes were ordered by one person, I never saw a menu, therefore I don't know if it is reasonably priced. I especially enjoyed the salty squid, lemon...More
TripAdvisor uses cookies to improve your site experience. Learn more or change your settings. By continuing, you consent to our cookies.


text:
@remixthedog x @shopdogthreads
$ 40.00
An exclusive collaborative design by @remixthedog and Dog Threads™. Remix is a pupster with impeccable style who has graced the fashion magazines of ELLE, GLAMOUR and Mr. Porter. Get his style with this swanky limited edition shirt! Designed in MN, made in the USA.
Don't let your pup be last to the party. Share your photos with us on Instagram for a chance to be featured!
- Free Shipping. Fast Delivery.
- Perfected Fit.
- Helps Animals in Need.
- Spoil your pup and spread the joy.
Product Details:
- Polyester blend fabric.
- Cut to avoid doggy mess.
- Button closure.
- Easy care: hand wash cold, hang to dry.
- Photos by @remixthedog and @littleenzo_the_frenchie.
The Size Guide
XS: 4-12lbs | neck 10" wide, back 9" in length
S: 12-20lbs | neck 14" wide, back 10.5" in length
M: 20-28lbs | neck 18" wide, back 13" in length
L: 28-36lbs | neck 22" wide, back 15" in length
Email Us: firstname.lastname@example.com | Call Us: 952-239-7175
Supervision is recommended while your pet is wearing this garment.


text:
Showing Results 1 to 1 of 1 (0.000 secs)
Last Indexed: 02/18/17 08:12:14
Last Post: 06/23/17 05:54:34
|Topic Title
Awesome Zombie Trailer! Zombie Chronicles: the infected (topic)
Check out this trailer, there is nothing like it!!! Filmed with the HV30 and a letus35 mini see it here: http://www.vimeo.com/4491648 for more info go to: www.whataretheinfected.com
|All Flesh Must Be Eaten RPG


text:
Question about GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System
The alarm is going off and keeps saying, "module ok". Any ideas of how to stop this problem?
Posted by dnivose1300 on
I am having the same problem for the past few days.The alarm was ok for 3+ years, then it's giving problems. Is it a battery issue?
I have the same problem, and as above I have had this unit about 3 years without problems till a couple days ago.
I had my home security system installed yesterday at approximately 5:00 pm. It has been saying "module ok" every 5 seconds since. The tech who installed it said it would continue for 18-24 hours until the internal battery was fully charged. It has been 29 hours now, and it is still going.
i have the same problem. It's very random. Everyonce in awhile the status button light turns on and when you push it it says "module low battery"
Don't know what the problem is yet.
same issue here, we've had our system for over 2 years.. can anyone tell me how to fix it please?
Reason: The reason why the sys is saying module ok is becasue of the panel battery. This is a common problem with simon 3 and thats why i would not suggest this sys to anyone. The module is the cell unit thats send the signal to the central station wirelessly and it gets it power from the batteries.
Fixes. The only way to fix this issue is by replacing the panel batteries.
Posted on Aug 14, 2009
SOURCE: I have freestanding Series 8 dishwasher. Lately during the filling cycle water hammer is occurring. How can this be resolved
a 6ya expert can help you resolve that issue over the phone in a minute or two.
best thing about this new service is that you are never placed on hold and get to talk to real repairmen in the US.
the service is completely free and covers almost anything you can think of (from cars to computers, handyman, and even drones).
click here to download the app (for users in the US for now) and get all the help you need.
Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Tips for a great answer:
Feb 11, 2015 | Mitsubishi Cars & Trucks
May 19, 2011 | 1997 Chrysler Town & Country
Feb 11, 2011 | GE / Caddx NX 6 Fastpack with NX 1308E LED...
Feb 17, 2010 | Vehicle Parts & Accessories
Oct 08, 2009 | GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security...
Sep 18, 2009 | GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security...
Aug 31, 2009 | Whirlpool Freezers
Mar 28, 2009 | 1999 Volkswagen Passat
Feb 03, 2009 | Viper Security and Remote Start System...
See all GE Security Simon 3 Wireless Home Security System Questions
2,043 people viewed this question
Usually answered in minutes!
Level 2 Expert
78 Answers
Level 1 Expert
30 Answers
Level 3 Expert
6694 Answers
Step 2: Please assign your manual to a product:


text:
Event: Bollywood's hottest actress Jacqueline Fernandez unveiled the new HTC one smart phones at Reliance mobile store and also posed for the photogs.
Guest List: Jacqueline Fernandez
Bollywood actress Sridevi's daughter Jahnavi Kapoor was snapped at the airport.
Bollywood banes Ileana D'Cruz, Bipasha Basu and Neha Dhupia were snapped at Miss India grand finale.
Bollywood babes Neha Dhupia, Claudia Ciesla, Pooja Hegde among other babes were snapped at Miss India Grand Finale.
Bollywood celebs Tiger Shroff and Nidhhi Agerwal goes Ding Dong during the promotion of MUNNA MICHAEL.
Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff gives a dancing tribute to Michael Jackson during the promotion of MUNNA MICHAEL in Pune.


text:
Sign In
No Tickets Left?
Provide Your Contact Information Below
02/07/14 8:00pm – DePaul Blue Demons at Creighton Bluejays Basketball
See All Creighton Bluejays Basketball Events
CenturyLink Center - Omaha
February 7, 2014, Friday @ 8:00pm
With millions of fans nationwide, Ticket Monster
is your destination for exclusive discounts on
sports, concerts, and theater tickets.
Sign up and never miss a deal!
Enter your email address and we will send you an email with instructions on how to reset your password.


text:
This perhaps might be my favourite make yet.. I am in love ❤ The lovely @luceallman came to me and asked if I could make a crochet waistcoat for her beautiful little girl Martha I was definitely up for the challenge and I'm just so so happy with how it turned out, I'll definitely be making one for Indy when I have the time, it's just perfect for any season, especially the next few months ☀ #crochetgirlgang
Free Teacher Planning Binder from The Curriculum Corner | This binder has EVERYTHING you need!
Free Updated Complete Teacher Planning Binder by The Curriculum Corner | This binder has EVERYTHING you need!
Free Updated Teacher Planning Binder from The Curriculum Corner editable Word files + PDFs - share with all of your teacher friends!
Cosy Baby Cardigan 71528 Knitted Cardigans at Boden
Forum | ________ English Vocabulary | Fluent LandLinking Words and Phrases | Fluent Land
Amigurumi Fox Bookmark crochet pattern
How to Knit the Basket Weave Stitch Easy Free Knitting Pattern by Studio Knit via @StudioKnit


text:
West Orange, N.J. – RWJBarnabas Health has appointed Yvette Rooks, M.D., CAQ, FAAFP as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of Rutgers Athletics, it was announced today. Dr. Rooks, who has over two decades of experience in clinical practice, as well as administrative and institutional service, spent 18 years as a team physician at the collegiate level. The Rutgers Athletics CMO will provide leadership and clinical care in both Sports Medicine and Primary Care for all Rutgers student-athletes.
In November 2016, RWJBarnabas Health and Rutgers announced RWJBH's investment in Rutgers Athletics to create a comprehensive sports medicine program and for construction of a new state-of-the-art athletic training facility, which will be completed by July 2019. The RWJBarnabas Health Athletic Performance Center will be built on the site of the existing parking lot southwest of the RAC. The RWJBarnabas Health sports medicine program will serve Rutgers athletes, students and communities throughout New Jersey. Through this partnership, RWJBarnabas Health is the official health care provider for Rutgers Athletics and will bring health and wellness education to young athletes throughout the state.
Dr. Rooks will handle clinical and administrative responsibilities overseeing a team of sports medicine physicians, orthopedic surgeons, athletic trainers, physical therapists, behavioral health specialists, athletics nutritionists, sports performance specialists, and other medical specialists.
"RWJBarnabas Health is committed to working together with Rutgers to establish a best-in-class sports medicine program. Dr. Rooks will lead the clinical teams as we ensure that all Rutgers athletes are provided the resources for optimal health on and off the field," said Barry H. Ostrowsky, President and Chief Executive Officer for RWJBarnabas Health. "This is a significant milestone as we continue to build a nationally recognized sports medicine program and increase our investment in academic medical education, sports performance and overall community wellness."
"Dr. Rooks is a highly-regarded physician with over two decades of clinical and administrative experiences in sports medicine," said Rutgers Athletic Director Pat Hobbs. "She is a trusted leader who will provide the vision and direction to shape a comprehensive health care approach for all our student-athletes. Our goal is to offer every Scarlet Knight the best resources to achieve their fullest athletic potential and Dr. Rooks will play a vital role in our success."
Dr. Rooks will collaborate with the Rutgers Medical School and Family Practice Sports Medicine fellowship program where she will have a faculty appointment and play a significant role in the training and development of fellows and future specialists.
"I greatly look forward to applying the professional knowledge and experiences I have gained over my entire career to leading Rutgers Athletics health care in this truly transformational RWJBarnabas Health sports medicine program," stated Dr. Rooks. "I have great confidence that together we will accomplish new and innovative practices that will have far-reaching influence on sports programs across the nation."
Dr. Rooks most recently served as the Team Physician at the University of Maryland (1998-2016), including holding the post of Head Team Physician from 2008-16. While at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, she also was an Assistant Professor from 1998-2017, was the Residency Program Director from 2005-17 and the Executive Vice Chairman for the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the university from 2012-17.
A member of the American Medical Association and American Academy of Family Physicians, Dr. Rooks is certified under the American Board of Family Medicine. She also holds certification of Added Qualifications in Sports Medicine. Dr. Rooks is an Executive Board member of the College Athletic Trainers Society.
In addition to her role as an assistant professor, Dr. Rooks was also responsible for several administrative duties while at the University of Maryland, including serving on the Code of Conduct Committee on Faculty Professionalism (2006-17) and Graduate Medical Education Committee (2005-17). Additionally, she was a Sports Medicine Fellowship instructor (1998-2017), Core and Sports Medicine Education lecturer and Introduction to Clinical Medicine instructor.
Dr. Rooks has led a decorated career, earning recognition with a number of honors and awards as a physician. Most recently, Dr. Rooks was recipient of the 2017 MATA Pioneer Award, which is presented to an individual in recognition of their outstanding service and contribution to the evolution of the Maryland Athletic Trainers' Association, and the role of the athletic trainer as a healthcare professional. She was elected Faculty Marshall for the Medical School Graduation ceremony five times, twice earned the Faculty Teaching Award from the Family Medicine Residents for contributions to Resident Education and was the recipient of the UMB Presidents' Founders Day Award as Public Servant of the Year in 2010. Dr. Rooks was named to Baltimore Magazine's list of Top Doctors on eight occasions and in 2016 was a speaker at a White House Initiative on Men's Health.
Dr. Rooks completed her undergraduate degree in 1988 at the State University of New York at Albany with a B.S. in Biology and Chemistry. She earned her M.D. from the Health Science Center at Syracuse in 1993 and later concluded her Residency at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1995. Dr. Rooks served as Chief Resident at the School of Medicine from 1995-96 and was a fellow in the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, Division of Sports Medicine program from 1997-98.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding football, follow the program on Twitter @RFootball.
About RWJBarnabas Health
RWJBarnabas Health is the most comprehensive health care delivery system in New Jersey, with a service area covering five million people. The system includes eleven acute care hospitals – Clara Maass Medical Center in Belleville, Community Medical Center in Toms River, Jersey City Medical Center in Jersey City, Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus in Lakewood, Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, RWJUH- New Brunswick, RWJUH- Somerset in Somerville, RWJUH- Hamilton, RWJUH- Rahway and Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston; three acute care children's hospitals and a leading pediatric rehabilitation hospital (Children's Specialized Hospital), a freestanding 100-bed behavioral health center, ambulatory care centers, geriatric centers, the state's largest behavioral health network, comprehensive home care and hospice programs, fitness and wellness centers, retail pharmacy services, a medical group, multi-site imaging centers and an accountable care organization.
RWJBarnabas Health is New Jersey's second largest private employer – with more than 33,000 employees, 9,000 physicians and 1,000 residents and interns – and routinely captures national awards for outstanding quality and safety.
Official Store


text:
Just received this very nicely made catch can but the hardware supplied doesn't fit the new optima. I believe it came with a 5/8 hose and adapters. The existing hose is 3/8 from the crankcase cover. I haven't verified the bottom connector just yet. However, it hasn't been easy to find this M20 x 1.5 with 3/8 hose barb fitting. I would like one with a 90 deg elbow preferably. I even called mishimoto but they couldn't help... Where do I get these fittings??? I have tried local hardware stores and am looking hard right now. Any help is appreciated. Thx
---------- Post added at 07:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:00 PM ----------
Update: I had the larger can exchanged for the more compact version.
I noticed it had a common thread size and would be beneficial for space.
I decided to go with the 2 port thinking I could just plug 1 port if not used but atleast have that option if need be.
Hopefully, I made the right move there, but can I run the other line to it as well?
I know some run 2 cans.
Still haven't confirmed that the bottom end of the pcv hose to manifold is the same size as on top.
When I get some extra time, I will get underneath it and see exactly where it's going...


text:
Short Hairstyles For Women
not too long or too short, especially that which falls just below
professional short hairstyle for the office
site where you can try on different virtual hairstyles and makeup.
Beautiful vibrant curls with short,
Cute Short Hairstyles Hairstyles for long hair also become the most
Trend Hairstyles
short hairstyles photos. pictures of the latest short hairstyles pictures of
hair styles jennifer aniston. Celebrity Sedu Hairstyles
2010 long curly hairstyles for homecoming. short
short haire (67) easy-hairstyles.com (view original image)
The Updo for Curly, Unruly, or Thick Hair. wedding hair cuts hairstyles
Long Haircuts Hairstyles For Type All 2010 For long hair haircut with layers
Bridal hairstyles that steal the show are those that are created with
Teen hairstyles shall help them rediscover the beauty and confidence in
Cute Short Hairstyles for Blonde Hair pictures When it comes to hairstyles


text:
McNab Puppy Pictures
View More McNab Pictures
Price: $700
Age: Available soon
Gender: Male
Price: $650
Age: 37 weeks
Price: $600
Age: 24 weeks
Gender: Female
Create your PuppyMatch profile in 3 minutes to save countless hours in your search. Get matched with up to 5 dog breeders based on your lifestyle.
Thank you for taking the time to submit a question. It will appear on the site after it has been approved.
1 Comment
If you are having trouble finding out what breed of dog you might have, it is best to purchase a DNA test that has the McNab breed in their registry. If you can't find one, then contact a local breeder and ask to have both a DNA test done on one of their purebred dogs and then on your puppy and see if it is a match.
My McNab/Aussie mix is the best hunting dog I've ever had. From day one, he knew exactly what to do. They hunt by line of sight, so he keeps one eye on me and one for the game. We've been hunting together for 13 years now. Bear, deer and (his personal favorite) squirrels.
As long as you are an active person. McNabs need their work or exercise, but then chill right down when they are done. They know when work or exercise is done and are smart enough to know the difference.
3 Comments
True McNabs are born with both long tails and naturally bobbed where they will have a few vertebrate at the tailhead. Sometimes you don't get a choice, but preferentially some ranchers like the tail as dogs communicate with their tail. Others because of the danger of doing close-up work with cattle where a tail can get stepped on prefer a docked or naturally bobbed tail. More importantly would be finding the pup that is well-socialized, raised on proper nutrition and also while in the womb. Purchasing a pup with solid genetics and a good hybrid vigor really matter when it comes to the life of your dog. Remember you are investing in a companion that you will hopefully have on average a life of 14-15 years.
Tail? Yes, please...always. It helps with balance and in communication for both pack members and you...the Alpha of the pack.
McNabs also make fantastic hearing & other Medical Service Dogs with the tails left long, Highly intelligent, they use all of their faculties for communication. They anticipate humans needs, adapt to changing needs, but definitely choose their Soul-Mate human. I'm looking for a B&W female pup now, to replace (physically) my late 14 yr old hearing dog, Sebastian was rarely ill, surviving Scorpion stings, Snake bites & oleander, his Veterinarian thought he was 2 when he was age 9 at the time of his death. His heart, lungs, liver & kidneys were ALL still those of a pup! Alas, he had a massive brain tumor that metastasized quickly, or I'd never have had to put him to sleep. McNabs are worth every penny & a heck of a lot more than most humans! :)
Your McNab should range between 40-55 pounds if he is what they told you he is. Females can run a little smaller, but not necessarily.
At Next Day Pets® you can find the perfect four-legged companion from the comfort of your home, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Next Day Pets® employs stringent verification checkpoints to ensure our puppy listings are safe and secure. Take advantage of our PuppyMatch service or simply browse our massive directory of dog breeds, dog breeders and puppy for sale listings. Next Day Pets® provides the only safe and secure means of selecting and purchasing the perfect McNab puppy from the comfort of your home.


text:
Transportation Law includes regulations for operators, vehicles and infrastructure; as well as the contract of carriage, regulations and relation between the carrier and passenger in public transport, shipper and cargo owners. Attorneys who practice transportation law represent individuals and businesses in cases involving most aspects of travel and commerce on the ground, in the air, and on the water -- including regulation of private and commercial vehicles, aircraft, and vessels; compliance with transportation safety standards; and oversight of commercial freight shipment activity.
Cave Junction, incorporated in 1948, is a city in Josephine County, Oregon, United States. As of the 2000 census, the city population was 1,363, with an estimated population of 1,685 in 2007. Its motto is the "Gateway to the Oregon Caves," and the city got its name by virtue of its location at the junction of Redwood Highway and Caves Highway. It is 93% white, with 29% of residents living below the poverty line. Cave Junction is located in the Illinois Valley, where, starting in the 1850s, the non-native economy depended on gold mining. After World War II, timber became the main source of income for residents. As timber income has since declined, Cave Junction is attempting to compensate with tourism and as a haven for retirees. Tourists visit the Oregon Caves National Monument, which includes the Oregon Caves Chateau, as well as the Out'n'About treehouse resort and the Great Cats World Park zoo.
Transportation Law Lawyers In Junction Illinois


text:
Li'l Flower Shop
Li'l Flower Shop proudly serves the Windsor, Colorado area. We are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect.
Let Li'l Flower Shop be your first choice for flowers.
Let Li'l Flower Shop be your first choice for flowers.
Contact email@example.com to provide additional listing information or to correct any errors or omissions.