text:
Viera Campus
The Devereux Florida Viera Campus offers a professional therapeutic environment for children and adolescents facing significant emotional, behavioral and intellectual/developmental challenges. Located in Brevard County, in the town of Viera just 45 minutes east of the Orlando International Airport and west of the Melbourne International Airport. Our beautiful 55 acre campus offers a serene setting with tropical landscaping, lakefront views, a swimming pool, volleyball court and playground - all in a climate suitable to enjoy plenty of outdoor activities.
The campus offers two residential programs: The Intensive Residential Treatment Center (IRTC) and the Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Program. Through these residential treatment programs, the Viera Campus includes a total of six residential units and the Devereux School, accredited by AdvancED™.
Devereux Florida Viera Campus provides the following:
* When applicable or appropriate for client.
Intensive Residential Treatment Center (IRTC)/ Child and Adolescent Specialty Hospital
The Intensive Residential Treatment Center (IRTC) at the Devereux Florida Viera Campus provides services of children and adolescents between the ages of 5 to 18. Our highly experienced team helps individuals diagnosed with affective disorders, psychosis, history of abuse and neglect, emotional and psychiatric difficulties. The treatment model of the IRTC is based on the Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) curriculum, emphasizing the importance of providing individuals with options to make positive choices. PBIS in addition with Devereux's unique training methods provide children and adolescents ample opportunities to develop their own strengths and learn how to manage one's own behavior. Multidisciplinary teams led by the psychiatrist, therapist and behavior analyst work in collaboration to support positive change.
For more detailed information about this program, click here.
Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Program (I/DD)
The Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Program provides services for individuals between the ages of 5 and 19. This program provides services for individuals who have the existence of both intellectual/developmental disabilities and mental illness. In addition to being identified with an intellectual/developmental disability or Autism Spectrum Disorder, the individuals also have been diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder as identified on Axis I. Individuals typically display a wide range of challenging behaviors including aggression, property destruction, severe tantrum behavior, self-injurious behavior, run away problems and difficulty following directions reliably. The individuals admitted to the program display clear deficits in adaptive and social functioning.
The I/DD Program is aimed at providing children and adolescents with the supports, training and skills essential in attaining a successful discharge into a less restrictive setting. Treatment focuses on increasing independence in all settings using positive approaches. The program attempts to create real world experiences in a structured setting to maximize teachable moments. Our I/DD Program offers small staff to patient ratio (1:4) for the best treatment outcome.
We believe that each child and adolescent must be treated as an individual and treatment must reflect their individual characteristics and interests. Our Individual Plan of Care outlines how the treatment team will build upon the individual's identified strengths during treatment. Additionally, it assesses the skills they must learn to function in a less restrictive setting in addition to addressing the challenging behaviors preventing him or her from returning home or to a less restrictive community setting.
At the heart of Devereux's philosophy is a multidisciplinary approach to treatment, providing patients with extraordinary attention based on their individual diagnosis and medical needs. The term "multidisciplinary" is used frequently today in describing the ideal care for patients. It simply means that a patient can obtain the opinion of a team of medical specialist working together to provide individualized diagnoses, assessments and treatment options.
We have multiple specialists in each discipline. A common multidisciplinary team includes behavior analysts, specialized therapists, medical staff (including 24 hour nursing and supervision, two full time on-site psychiatrists, a neuropsychologist as well as a pediatric physician and endocrinologist), educators, speech/language specialist and direct care professionals. All strive to create and provide the best Individual Plan of Care based on assessments, direct observation and interview with the child and family. Support services are also available when appropriate for the individual, which includes family therapy, parent/caregiver training, speech/language services and substance abuse treatment therapy.
The development of the Individual Plan of Care is based on assessments, direct observation and interviews with the child and family. Research indicates optimal outcomes occur for individuals who are served with a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach. We have noted such successes with most of the individuals who complete theprogram.
Our core strengths include:
Our program's core belief is that each child can reach their full potential when given the opportunity to receive needed supports and treatment. Hence, we aspire to create a highly structured, safe and nurturing setting where positive behavior change is encouraged.
Within all of our programs we believe that success in treatment is enhanced by the following goals:
Our children and adolescents experience creative and diverse interventions as they likely did not benefit from traditional therapies in prior placements. We find including our caregivers in this process also provides them with potential opportunities for professional growth.
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Program
Devereux Florida has a rich history of providing sophisticated treatment programs for children who have experienced emotional, physical and sexual trauma. For over 25 years in Florida, our therapeutic residential programs have been treating children who are victims of sexual abuse, sexual trauma and more recently sexual exploitation. The Viera Campus offers a professional therapeutic environment for children and adolescents facing significant emotional, behavioral and developmental challenges. At the heart of the Viera Campus is a multidisciplinary approach to the level of care each individual receives, providing children and adolescents with extraordinary attention based on his/her diagnosis and medical needs. A common multidisciplinary team at the Viera Campus includes board certified psychiatrists; board certified pediatrician and pediatric endocrinologist, therapists, behavioral analysts, counselors, registered nurses, medical specialists, teachers, direct care professionals and support staff. All work in collaboration to provide individualized diagnoses, assessments and treatment options which in turn provides the best level of care available.
For more detailed information about this program, click here.
Diabetes Management Program
At Devereux Florida, we believe it is important to assist individuals in gaining knowledge and control of their illness to reduce risks of long term physical and psychological complications. The Devereux Florida Viera Campus has earned national recognition for successful treatment with children and adolescents experiencing severe behavioral problems, in combination with diabetic health concerns.
Devereux Florida teaches children and adolescents with diabetes how to take control of their illness. Both the intensive residential treatment center and dual diagnosis programs offer a diabetes program which uses age appropriate education and training in conjunction with the treatment programming to help stabilize the disease. This is accomplished with individual and group teaching concerning diabetes management, as well as assistance with diet and exercise programs. Many clients with type 2 diabetes have been able to lose weight and adopt an exercise routine so they no longer require medication.
Substance Abuse Treatment Program
Devereux Florida recognizes that many youth struggle with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse issues. We offer a substance abuse treatment track designed to meet the unique recovery needs of children and adolescents facing the challenges of substance abuse or dependence. Individual and group treatment programs are available to address issues pertaining to exposure, behavior and addiction.
Individual, Group & Family Therapy
Therapists at the Viera Campus predominantly use a cognitive-behavioral model of therapy for individual, family and group interventions. This means that therapy focuses on how your child's thoughts and feelings contribute to the behavior they show in responding to events in their environment. Examples of thinking that can contribute to your child's emotional and/or behavioral problems include negative beliefs about themselves, assumptions they may make about others' behavior or unrealistic distorted views of their experiences and/or the world around them.
While each therapist possesses a unique skill set and therapeutic style, all therapy services on campus are governed by Devereux Best Practice Guidelines. Best Practice Guidelines are therapeutic interventions identified by experts through scientifically-based published studies to be most effective in treating a specific disorder or challenging behavioral problem. Your child's clinical team receives a great deal of oversight and supervision to assist in your loved one's treatment, ensuring the most useful interventions are being applied. Some additional therapy modalities practiced by our therapists include brief solution-focused therapy, social skills training, progressive muscle relaxation, constructing a trauma narrative, play therapy and psycho-education.
Furthermore, therapy services on campus are guided by the principles of warmth, genuineness and empathy - which research has shown to be strongly related to positive treatment outcomes. In practice, this means that your child's therapist will work with you and your child in a manner that communicates understanding, respect and a strong desire to be of help.
Applied Behavior Analysis
Behavior Analysts Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific and experimentally driven treatment method used to improve behaviors of social significance. By applying principles of behavior and actively using techniques grounded in ABA, Devereux has been successful in creating and maintaining positive changes and remains the treatment of choice in Devereux's intellectual/developmental disabilities programs.
By using ABA techniques, Devereux's behavior analysts are able to identify behaviors in objective and measurable terms, their functions and develop effective and efficient treatment methods to decrease these problem behaviors and teach appropriate replacement behaviors. The ABA treatment process begins with a thorough functional assessment. This assessment provides the team with a comprehensive overview of the behaviors in need of reduction, their function and other pertinent information about the individual's history.
A behavior program is then developed and clearly addresses how target problem behaviors shall be reduced and replacement skills that will be taught to the individual. The program is implemented by trained staff and changes are continuously assessed over time through daily data collection with data being reviewed and studied by a behavior analyst. Modifications to behavior programs are made when necessary and all programs are implemented with the supervision of a Master's or PhD level certified behavior analyst.
Devereux prides itself in providing high quality ABA treatment and employs qualified Board Certified Associate Behavior Analysts (BCABA) and Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) to provide ABA treatment for its programs.
Speech Therapy*
Devereux Florida Viera Campus offers certified speech pathology services to individuals who have speech or language difficulties. If your child's treatment team indicates speech services are needed the speech pathologist will work hand-in-hand with your child's treatment team to provide optimal treatment results through speech evaluation and treatment. Therapy services include auditory-oral training, myofunctional therapy, articulation therapy, voice therapy and language therapy.
Educational & Vocational Services
The philosophy of the Devereux School is based on the belief that all students have the ability to achieve academic success. Students are paired with 21st century technology and highly qualified educators to ensure academic excellence. In addition to academic progress, students will gain skills in self-determination and independent living.
Accredited by AdvancED™, the Devereux School is able to provide instruction to meet diploma requirements for school districts in Florida as well as across the country. All teachers are certified and/or highly qualified in the areas of Exceptional Education and in specific instructional subject area.
For more information, click here.
Community Inclusion Opportunity*
Each child and adolescent has the ability to participate in community activities which include but are not limited to community service activities, civic organizations, adult education, theater, organized sporting leagues, community recreation facilities, museums, space center and the zoo. The individual's treatment team and program director will approve and outline the activities the resident will be able to participate in based on his/her treatment plan. Consent from the legal guardian must be obtained during admission and all activities are considered voluntary. Devereux Viera Campus staff will be present during all activities.
Discharge Planning & Continued Care
We offer enhanced discharge planning. A continued care plan is developed for your child to help support and strengthen gains made while at Devereux as well as to encourage further progress after his or her stay here.
Devereux Florida also offers specialized therapeutic group homes, intellectual/developmental disabilities group homes, family care, foster care, residential group care and outpatient family counseling services. All are available to serve as step down placements or services to help support each individual to returning home or for independent living.
For Parents & Caregivers
The Viera Campus offers a Parent Handbook for parents and caregivers interested in placing their child or adolescent in our care. The Parent Handbook describes our programs, provides detailed information about the Devereux School, outlines what to pack and explains your child's health and safety under our care.
To request a printed copy, please email email@example.com. To view the latest PDF version, click here.
Contact Us
For additional information or to make a referral, please call the Central Referral Unit at 1.800.DEVEREUX (800.338.3738) ext. 77130 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Home
- About Us
- Our Services
- Abuse & Neglect Prevention Services
- Autism & Intellectual/ Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Program
- Case Management & Child Welfare
- Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Specialty Hospital
- Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Program
- Community Based Care
- Devereux Kids/ Prevention & Diversion Program
- Diabetes Management Program
- Family Counseling Center
- Family Support & Visitation Center
- Foster Care & Adoption Programs
- Independent Living Transitional Services
- Intensive Residential Treatment Center
- Mental Health Services & Supports
- Outpatient Psychiatric Services
- Residential Group Care
- Specialized Therapeutic Group Homes
- Statewide Inpatient Psychiatric Program
- Substance Abuse Treatment
- The Devereux School
- Our Locations
- Make a Referral
- Our Supporters
- Get Involved
- Careers


text:
Comprehensive metabolic panelMetabolic panel - comprehensive; Chem-20; SMA20; Sequential multi-channel analysis with computer-20; SMAC20; Metabolic panel 20
A comprehensive metabolic panel is a group of blood tests. Theyprovide an overall picture of your body's chemical balance and metabolism. Metabolism refers to all the physical and chemical processes in the body that use energy.
How the Test is Performed
A blood sample is needed. This is usually taken from a vein. The procedure is called avenipuncture.
How to Prepare for the Test
You should not eat or drink for 8 hours before the test.
How the Test Will Feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
Why the Test is Performed
This test will give your doctor information about:
- How your kidneys and liver are working
- Blood sugar, cholesterol, and calcium levels
- Sodium, potassium, and chloride levels (called electrolytes)
- Protein levels
Your doctor may order this test during a yearly exam or routine checkup.
Normal Results
- Albumin: 3.9 to 5.0 g/dL
- Alkaline phosphatase: 44 to 147 IU/L
- ALT (alanine aminotransferase): 8 to 37 IU/L
- AST (aspartate aminotransferase): 10 to 34 IU/L
- BUN (blood urea nitrogen): 7 to 20 mg/dL
- Calcium: 8.5 to 10.9 mg/dL
- Chloride: 96 - 106 mmol/L
- CO2 (carbon dioxide): 20 to 29 mmol/L
- Creatinine: 0.8 to 1.4 mg/dL **
- Glucose test: 70 to 100 mg/dL
- Potassium test: 3.7 to 5.2 mEq/L
- Sodium: 136 to 144 mEq/L
- Total bilirubin: 0.2 to 1.9 mg/dL
- Total protein: 6.3 to 7.9 g/dL
Note: Normal or healthy values for glucose and creatinine can vary with age. Normal value ranges for all tests may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
The examples above show the common measurements for results for these tests. Some laboratories use different measurements or may test different specimens.
Key to abbreviations:
- IU = international unit
- L = liter
- dL = deciliter = 0.1 liter
- g/dL = gram per deciliter
- mg = milligram
- mmol = millimole
- mEq = milliequivalents
What Abnormal Results Mean
Abnormal results can be due to a variety of different medical conditions, including kidney failure, breathing problems, and diabetes-related complications. See the individual tests listed in the normal values section for detailed information.
There is very little risk involved with having your blood taken. Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Taking blood from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)
Berk P, Korenblat K. Approach to the patient with jaundice or abnormal liver tests. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 149.
Landry DW, Bazari H. Approach to the patient with renal disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 116.
Review Date: 1/21/2013
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Bill Goodman, redoubtable KET Public Affairs television producer and host of Kentucky Tonight, One-to-One, Education Matters, and many special programs, led 23-students in a three-week Centre College class in January titled, "Politics and Journalism in the Age of Social Media." Always on the lookout for new and important developments, Bill is especially enthusiastic about education and students.
To help prepare a special project for his course, Bill met with Helen Morrison and Jeff Gray of KET to organize a class visit to KET's Media Lab for an introduction to online tools and resources for collecting and sharing information via the Web — from video production to statistics, surveys and polls. Bill's class used several of the resources in their class projects.
In the"Bill's Eye blog article describing his Centre College teaching experience, Bill gives an overview of the aim of his class and its special final project:
"Through these discussions I wanted the class to think critically about how journalism has changed in the past few decades. I asked the students to ponder questions about the ethics and values of news reporting today, and how social media and journalism overlap. I was also curious about why their generation doesn't seem to embrace traditional news the way their parents and grandparents do."
"The highlight of the term was a final project. I challenged the students to design a social media tool such as an app, Facebook page, website, or podcast that would provide voters with helpful, interesting, and factual information about this year's race for Kentucky's U.S. Senate seat. You can see what one group of students came up with at http://www.commonwealthduel.weebly.com"
Here are Centre College students Sean Dunn, Jordan Shewmaker, Mary Tanner, Mary Burger, and Haley Hoffman at KET's Media Lab presenting their group's final project: a public service website about the upcoming 2014 United States Senate election in Kentucky. Their project website, The Horse Race, is a unique online service that shares important and useful information about the candidates in order to help Kentucky voters make better informed decisions affecting the future of the commonwealth and the nation. Bill's students were impressive and encouraging.


text: Inside Jobs Canadian tequila maker takes shot at big brands Add to ... Rosa Park and Katherine Scarrow Special to The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Mar. 27, 2012 6:00AM EDT Last updated Tuesday, Apr. 02, 2013 9:55AM EDT Eric Brass launched Tequila Tromba with his Australian co-founder in Melbourne in 2010, after falling in love with the spirit while on exchange in Mexico. Now the signature clear-blue bottles are selling to bars across Australia and Canada and just recently started lining the shelves of the LCBO. In this edition of Inside Jobs, Mr. Brass discusses the challenges he faced out the gates, and the opportunities to come in the tequila market. Watch More Video: Why doing business in China isn't for everyone Two experts on Indian food, customs and taxi rides Notes from a road warrior Sarah Prevette on surviving as a frequent traveller Comments Share via email Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on LinkedIn Print More Related to this Story Drinks Cocktail: Tequila Martinez Video Video: It's tequila time! Go Mexican with one of Beppi's favourite cocktails Mexico From tequila to tarantulas: Beyond Baja's bar scene Follow Katherine Scarrow on Twitter: @scarrowk


text:
Leslie McKenna, M.S., L.P.C.
Licensed Professional Counselor
254 9th Ave Dr. NE, Hickory, North Carolina 28601
I have been working with women who have been suffering from eating disorders, sub clinical eating issues, and body shame issues since the early 1990's when I began my career at an inpatient eating disorder / substance abuse unit in Atlanta. My approach to eating disorders and body issues is influenced by the precepts of Acceptance Commitment Therapy. I work with women in cultivating a relationship of loving kindness with the "skin they're in", regardless of weight, age or shape. Clients learn that changes in eating patterns or weight no longer need to be inspired by culturally conditioned shaming which the diet industry and media promotes
Patricia Starbird, M.S., LPC/MHSP, EMDRIA Certified
Licensed Professional Counselor
100 5th Street, Suite 310, Bristol, Tennessee 37620
Eating disorders are not about food. They are about control. As a child, we don't have much control and sometimes we are placed in situations where we are helpless to prevent abuse, neglect, and mistreatment. Just as the alcoholic drinks to "numb out" to their emotional pain, the young woman with an eating disorder will soothe herself with food before purging, or restrict food to combat the painful feeling of helplessness. Eating disorders are treatable. You must work with a therapist who has expertise in working with trauma. Such a therapist will work gently with you, at your own pace, and in a way that will assist you in healing the pain that is driving the eating disorder.


text:
LONG BEACH - Dina Perrone likes to talk about sex, specifically how laws are used to control, regulate and prohibit sex and sexuality.
For example, in her "Sex, Sexuality, Crime & Punishment" course Perrone, an assistant professor in Cal State Long Beach's criminal justice department, will discuss Lawrence v. Texas, the United States Supreme Court's 2003 landmark decision making gay and lesbian sexual activity legal in every state.
"Sex, Sexuality, Crime & Punishment" will be one of the courses students can take toward the university's new Queer Studies minor, which will be available Fall 2013.
The Lawrence ruling, which applied to heterosexuals in some states, struck down Texas' sodomy law and also invalidated sodomy laws in 13 other states, Perrone said.
"The average of person doesn't know that these moral laws, which are heavily influenced by religion, applied to everyone," Perrone said. "These laws become a tool to regulate sex and sexuality. But even though they affect everyone they are enforced differently.
"Gay people have been targeted frequently and harshly," she said.
The Queer Studies minor has been about two years in the making. It was developed by Jennifer Reed, an associate professor in the Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department, and a member of the the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Task Force.
The 18-unit minor was approved last month by the Cal State Long Beach Academic Senate and earlier this month by the Cal State University Academic Senate.
It will be part of the Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department.
"It's important to expand the knowledge of our students," Perrone said. "It's important that students know what it's like in the real world."
The term queer should not offend people, Reed said.
"Queer is an accepted word in academia to talk about the range of sexuality and anything that challenges the norms of heterosexuality," Reed said. "It's bigger than just gay and lesbian."
Students who enroll in the minor will be required to take Introduction to Queer Studies and Queering Gender and four electives.
Those courses will include Gender and Sexuality in Asian America; American Indian Genders and Sexualities; Critical Issues in Chicana and Latina Studies; Gender, Sexuality, and Desire in World History Context; and Reproductive Justice.
Cal State Long Beach joins a growing list of universities offering minors in queer or LGBT studies, including Cal State Northridge, UCLA, UC Berkeley, Cal State Fullerton and San Francisco State. San Diego State offers a major and minor in LGBT studies.
"We're kind of behind," Reed said. "It's kind of embarrassing.
"We haven't received any resistance," she said. "You get overworked and over extended. You just have to do it."
email@example.com, 562-499-1258, twitter.com/outinthe562


text:
|index by Group
|index by Distribution
|index by Vendor
|index by creation date
|index by Name
|Name: openSUSE-dynamic-wallpapers-old
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 11.4
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 14.19.1
|Build date: Sun Feb 27 13:04:34 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build20
|Size: 28400345
|Source RPM: gconf2-branding-openSUSE-11.4-14.19.1.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Summary: Dynamic wallpapers for GNOME, from previous versions of openSUSE
This package contains dynamic wallpapers from previous versions of openSUSE. A dynamic wallpaper changes depending on the time of the day: it is generally bright during the day, and dark during the night.
BSD3c(or similar)
* Fri Feb 25 2011 email@example.com - Update gnome-panel-layout.patch: make sure there is no empty space between the main-menu, tomboy and the window list. * Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - Remove support for building on openSUSE < 11.4: the changes we're introducing here make it too hard to support the old scheme. - The default background is now always openSUSE-default.xml: + We do this to make sure that the setting on upgrades won't cause any issue at all, even if the user chooses to explicitly use the default wallpaper. + openSUSE-default.xml is a symlink to either the static wallpaper from desktop-data-openSUSE or to openSUSE-default-dynamic.xml in openSUSE-dynamic-wallpaper. + Use update-alternatives in openSUSE-dynamic-wallpaper %post and %postun to update openSUSE-default.xml. Add appropriate Requires. + Make openSUSE-default-dynamic.xml a symlink to the current xml file for the dynamic wallpaper (stripes.xml). + Update gconf key for the default wallpaper to point to openSUSE-default.xml. - As a side-effect, this means we can get rid of all %triggerin/%triggerpostun scripts, which were not really nice. - Also, create the gnome-control-center xml file describing the dynamic wallpaper from the one of the static version. This will ensure consistency. * Thu Feb 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix 11.4 dynamic wallpaper to really start at 7AM instead of 10AM: the timing was done for a start at 7AM, so it felt weird. * Tue Feb 15 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update the 11.4 dynamic wallpaper to include the morning variant. Thanks to Ivan Čukić! * Wed Feb 09 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to use 11.4 new default wallpaper. - Add new 11.4 dynamic wallpaper. Move the previous 11.3 dynamic wallpaper to openSUSE-dynamic-wallpapers-old. * Fri Jan 28 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-panel-branding-* dummy package, which requires tomboy in order to avoid it as a direct dependency of gconf2-branding-*. This fixes bnc#531836. * Wed Jan 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Revert the previous change: some apps might still check the gconf keys and having a sensible default there makes sense. Moreoever, Firefox itself checks the keys. Fix bnc#665497. - Set the default theme for GNOME Shell windows (/desktop/gnome/shell/windows/theme) to Sonar, since we don't have Adwaita at the moment. Fix bnc#666378. * Thu Jan 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove setting of Firefox as default browser/ftp client: this is now handled with the x-scheme-handler/* mime types. - Note that Firefox is already marked as default handler for the mime types it declares, so it will just work when Firefox will declare the appropriate mime types (which will happen soon, according to Wolfgang). FTP will open in nautilus, though, but it makes sense anyway. * Sat Jan 08 2011 email@example.com - Update version to 11.4, to have the same version as desktop-data-openSUSE, so it's installable. - Remove support for openSUSE 11.1, which is not maintained anymore. - Use the appropriate dynamic background as default: we want the same dynamic background as the default background for the version of openSUSE we're built against. This implies: + we define what is the dynamic background for each version + we use %triggerin/%triggerpostun on openSUSE-dynamic-wallpaper or openSUSE-dynamic-wallpapers-old, depending on where the appropriate dynamic bckground lives. * Tue Sep 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Move the novell sound theme to a novell-sound-theme subpackage, built only for SLE. - Rework the packaging of dynamic wallpapers: + Make all the dynamic wallpapers handling only happen if we build the openSUSE package. + Rename desktop-data-%{branding_name}-extra-gnome to %{branding_name}-dynamic-wallpaper (with appropriate %Provides/Obsoletes). + Move the old dynamic wallpapers to %{branding_name}-dynamic-wallpapers-old so that %{branding_name}-dynamic-wallpaper is smaller and can be installed by default. + Add a Supplements on desktop-data-%{desktop_data} and gnome-settings-daemon to %{branding_name}-dynamic-wallpaper to automatically install it by default, and remove the previous Enhances (gconf2-branding-%{branding_name}) and Supplements (desktop-data-%{desktop_data}-extra). * Sat Sep 04 2010 email@example.com - Change notifications to appear at the bottom right since our default panel is at the bottom. This changes this gconf key: /apps/notification-daemon/popup_location. Fix bnc#636846. * Sun Aug 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change default notification theme to "slider", which is a new upstream theme in notification-daemon 0.5. Note that our custom "bubble" theme has been removed. * Sun Aug 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Use Sonar icon theme by default instead of Gilouche. Change gtk2-metatheme-gilouche Requires to sonar-icon-theme to reflect this. Fix bnc#559550. - Change version to 11.3. - Make sure to provide the right version of gconf2-branding, based on the version of the gconf2 package. * Thu Jun 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - The DMZ cursor theme is getting removed from desktop-data-openSUSE (see bnc#589293), so we need to explicitly change the default here (/desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse/cursor_theme key) and require dmz-icon-theme-cursors. * Wed May 12 2010 email@example.com - Update for desktop-data-openSUSE change: new version and new default background. - Add 11.3 dynamic background. Fix bnc#604706. * Fri Feb 12 2010 email@example.com - Set /apps/gnome-packagekit/enable_check_hardware to true, to move some branding from gnome-packagekit here. It used to be set in gnome-packagekit_release.patch. Fix bnc#471373. - Drop suse-icon.tar.bz2 and do not install gdm-suse icons in hicolor: they will now be part of hicolor-icon-theme-branding, and named distributor. - Update /apps/gdm/simple-greeter/logo_icon_name to use distributor instead of gdm-suse. * Fri Jan 15 2010 email@example.com - Remove epiphany BuildRequires and do not set /apps/epiphany/web/user_agent_vendor anymore: we can now put a branding.conf file in epiphany-branding packages. * Thu Dec 24 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Set /apps/control-center/cc_actions_list, to show different favorite capplets in the control center shell. This changes need a patch in gnome-control-center to make sure the strings get translated. - Do not change /apps/nautilus/preferences/always_use_browser: upstream has changed to true now. * Thu Oct 08 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change tomboy Requires into a Recommends. It's a bit more friendly for KDE users who have this package and might not want to get tons of new stuff because of this Requires. Improve situation a bit for bnc#531836. * Tue Oct 06 2009 email@example.com - Use the 11.2 static background by default in the gconf config, instead of the 11.1 one. Fix build. * Fri Oct 02 2009 email@example.com - Remove desktop file for ggreeter: we'll drop this package since it's not working. (It was used here to have the icon on the user desktop by default) * Thu Oct 01 2009 email@example.com - Bump version to 2.28. - Add new dynamic background with new branding, from Jakub Steiner. - Keep the 11.1 dynamic backround available for people who want it. * Mon Sep 21 2009 email@example.com - Set /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/general/groupPerWindow to false, fixes bnc#540014. * Mon Sep 14 2009 email@example.com - Disable the PackageKit GTK+ module, which is used to install missing font. It's too spammy, and doesn't work in openSUSE at the moment. * Wed Aug 26 2009 email@example.com - Add HACKING to list of Source files. - Fix previous change: patch0 has to be changed in gconf2-branding.spec.in. * Wed Aug 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - make patch0 usage consistent * Mon Aug 17 2009 email@example.com - fix the supplements of this package, it's heavily misnamed as it defines the GNOME desktop, but is bound to the very basic package gconf2 * Wed Aug 05 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Requires tomboy on openSUSE and SLED since it's in the default panel layout. Fix bnc#518226. * Mon Aug 03 2009 email@example.com - Set /apps/epiphany/web/user_agent_vendor to SUSE/version-release. * Wed Jul 29 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove all the gnome-session-branding part: there's no branding there anymore: + Remove gconf2-branding-gnome-splash.png. + Do not set /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image gconf key. + Do not provide gnome-session-branding*. + Do not supplement gnome-session and branding. - Move ownership of datadir/backgrounds to desktop-data-openSUSE-extra-gnome. * Mon May 25 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Merge change from SLED: Add a novell sound theme, which changes the login sound. (only for the SLE package) * Mon May 25 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Replace gtk2-theme-openSUSE with gtk2-metatheme-gilouche. * Tue May 19 2009 email@example.com - Change default gtk+ and metacity theme to Sonar. - Change default metacity font to FifthLeg Bold 12. - Add Requires on gtk2-metatheme-sonar and fifth-leg-font. * Tue May 12 2009 email@example.com - Set /desktop/gnome/policykit/auth_dialog_retain_authorization to false. This removes a PolicyKit-gnome patch to not retain authorizations by default (bnc#431569). - Bump version to 2.26, since we have GNOME 2.26. * Tue Mar 10 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - On openSUSE 11.1, make it require desktop-data-openSUSE 11.1. * Tue Mar 03 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update panel-default-setup.entries to latest upstream. - Update gnome-panel-layout.patch to apply. - Change gnome-panel-layout-SLES.patch to be a patch on top of gnome-panel-layout.patch for easier maintenance.
/usr/share/backgrounds /usr/share/backgrounds/IK /usr/share/backgrounds/IK/1-dawn.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/IK/2-noon.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/IK/3-evening.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/IK/4-night.jpg /usr/share/backgrounds/IK/IK.xml /usr/share/backgrounds/daft /usr/share/backgrounds/daft/1-harder.png /usr/share/backgrounds/daft/2-better.png /usr/share/backgrounds/daft/3-faster.png /usr/share/backgrounds/daft/4-stronger.png /usr/share/backgrounds/daft/daft.xml /usr/share/backgrounds/glass /usr/share/backgrounds/glass/1-glass-sunrise-0001.png /usr/share/backgrounds/glass/2-glass-day-0001.png /usr/share/backgrounds/glass/3-glass-sunset-0001.png /usr/share/backgrounds/glass/4-glass-night-0001.png /usr/share/backgrounds/glass/glass.xml /usr/share/backgrounds/grass /usr/share/backgrounds/grass/1-grass-sunrise.png /usr/share/backgrounds/grass/2-grass-day.png /usr/share/backgrounds/grass/3-grass-sunset.png /usr/share/backgrounds/grass/4-grass-night.png /usr/share/backgrounds/grass/grass.xml /usr/share/doc/packages/openSUSE-dynamic-wallpapers-old /usr/share/doc/packages/openSUSE-dynamic-wallpapers-old/COPYING /usr/share/gnome-background-properties /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/desktop-data-openSUSE-11.0-extra-gnome.xml /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/desktop-data-openSUSE-11.1-extra-gnome.xml /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/desktop-data-openSUSE-11.2-extra-gnome.xml /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/desktop-data-openSUSE-11.3-extra-gnome.xml
Generated by rpm2html 1.8.1
Fabrice Bellet, Mon Jul 10 03:30:32 2017


text:
Renewing culture
Marshall McKay
Positions: Former chairman of the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation and member of the UC Davis Foundation Board
A cornerstone of Marshall McKay's vision is his commitment to Native American cultural renewal — a focus he extends into education and sustainable land-use practices. Former chairman McKay and the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation have given abiding support to UC Davis, including a significant gift for the Mondavi Center and two endowed chairs — one in Native American studies and another in pediatric endocrinology.
The first university in the nation to have a Department of Native American Studies, UC Davis is committed to advancing scholarly knowledge while also attending to the needs of native communities. The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Endowed Chair in California Indian Studies was funded in order to benefit all native people in California. Today, the funds from that chair are being used to help revitalize California native languages.
"When we work together," McKay said at the 2008 UC Davis Centennial Fall Convocation, "we create a balanced picture of tribal life in California."


text:
Log in to check your private messages
Log in
FootballsFuture.com Home
We are transitioning to a new forum software platform. Your current password will not work after August 12th. Update the email in your profile so you are not locked out. Click here for more information.
JustisM's GM mock results (updated 2 rounds)
Goto page
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
2017 NFL Mock Draft
View previous topic
View next topic
Joined: 13 Jan 2007
Posts: 16601
Location: Hood River, Oregon
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 9:28 pm
Post subject: JustisM's GM mock results (updated 2 rounds)
The first round of the GM mock is over. I want you to crit this like it was a mock though. Go!
1. Arizona Cardinals (via/Cle)
Matt Barkley QB Southern California
2. Minnesota Vikings
Star Lotulelei DT Utah
3. Miami Dolphins
Robert Woods WR Southern California
4. Oakland Raiders
Tyler Bray QB Tennessee
5. St. Louis Rams
Chris Faulk OT Louisiana State
6. Jacksonville Jaguars
Barkevious Mingo DE Louisiana State
7. Indianapolis Colts
Sam Montgomery LB Louisiana State
8. Cleveland Browns (via/Zona
Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia
9. San Francisco 49ers (via/TB)
David Amerson CB North Carolina State
10. San Diego Chargers
Manti Te'o ILB Notre Dame
11. Green Bay Packers (via/NYJ)
Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina
12. St. Louis Rams (via/WAS)
Keenan Allen WR California
13. Seattle Seahawks
Justin Hunter WR Tennessee
14. Tennessee Titans
Xavier Rhodes CB Florida State
15. Cleveland Browns (via/Car)
Da'Rick Rogers WR Tennessee
16. Atlanta Falcons
Barrett Jones OG Alabama
17. Denver Broncos
Bjorn Werner DE Florida State
18. Cincinnati Bengals
Tyrann Mathieu CB Louisiana State
19. Dallas Cowboys
Eric Reid S Louisiana State
20. Buffalo Bills
Sean Porter OLB Texas A&M
21. New Orleans Saints
Brandon Jenkins DE Florida State
22. Kansas City Chiefs
EJ Manuel QB Florida State
23. Philadelphia Eagles
Tyler Wilson QB Arkansas
24. Pittsburgh Steelers
TJ McDonald S USC
25. Chicago Bears
DJ Fluker OT Alabama
26. New York Giants
Ricky Wagner OT Wisconsin
27. Detroit Lions
Johnathan Banks CB South Carolina
28. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (via/SF)
Robert Lester S Alabama
29. Baltimore Ravens
Shane Skov MLB Stanford
30. Houston Texans
Dennard Robinson QB/RB/WR Michigan
31. New England Patriots
Jordan Poyer CB Oregon State
32. New York Jets (via/GB)
Jackson Jeffcoat LB Texas
33. Atlanta Falcons (via/Car, via/Cle)
Marquess Wilson WR Washington State
34. Minnesota Vikings
DeMarcus Milliner CB Alabama
35. Miami Dolphins
Tony Jefferson S Oklahoma
36. Cincinnati Bengals (via/OAK)
Chase Thomas LB Stanford
37. St. Louis Rams
Gerald Hodges OLB Penn State
38. Jacksonville Jaguars
Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M
39. Indianapolis Colts
Jon Hankins NT/DE Ohio State
40. Carolina Panthers (via/Cle, via/Zona)
Kawann Short DT Purdue
41. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Desmond Trufant CB Washington
42. San Diego Chargers
Bacarri Rambo FS Georgia
43. New York Jets
Matt Elam S Florida
44. Washington Redskins
Khaled Holmes C USC
45. Philadelphia Eagles (via/Sea)
Jake Matthews OT Texas A&M
46. Tennessee Titans
Ray Ray Armstrong SS Miami
47. Carolina Panthers
Alex Okafor DE Texas
48. Carolina Panthers (via/ATL)
Terrance Williams WR Baylor
49. Denver Broncos
Montee Ball RB Wisconsin
50. Cincinnati Bengals
Margus Hunt DE SMU
51. Dallas Cowboys
Jonathan Cooper G North Carolina
52. Buffalo Bills
Logan Thomas QB Virginia Tech
53. Saints FORFEITED
54. Kansas City Chiefs
Michael Dyer RB Arkansas State
55. Seattle Seahawks (via/Phi)
Jelani Jenkins OLB Florida
56. Pittsburgh Steelers
Kevin Reddick ILB North Carolina
57. Chicago Bears
Tyler Eifert TE Notre Dame
58. New York Giants
Bennie Logan DT LSU
59. Detroit Lions
Travis Frederick OG Wisconsin
60. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (via/SF)
Jonathan Brown OLB Illinois
61. Baltimore Ravens
Michael Buchanan OLB Illinois
62. Houston Texans
Tharold Simon CB LSU
63. New England Patriots
Logan Ryan CB Rutgers
64. New York Jets (via/GB)
Taylor Lewan OT Michigan
[quote="TytybearsFan21"]Drive off into the sunset, you brilliant bastard.[/quote]
Last edited by JustisM on Sun Jun 03, 2012 8:04 pm; edited 1 time in total
Back to top
Joined: 10 Apr 2010
Posts: 47615
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 9:31 pm
Post subject:
Whoever got Jackson Jeffcoat with pick 32 did a great job.
Back to top
Joined: 02 Aug 2006
Posts: 5513
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 9:53 pm
Post subject:
I like Mathieu, but if Leon Hall plays well this year I'm not sure CB will be a need.
Brandon Jenkins or maybe the best available SS.
2017 Draft Needs: Interior O-line, Pass Rushing DE, Linebacker, Kicker, Overall Team Speed.
Back to top
Joined: 27 Dec 2009
Posts: 39766
Location: Anywhere
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 10:08 pm
Post subject:
I think Te'o is extremely overrated and unless Jonas Mouton fails heavily, we won't need a ILB. And 10th overall?
Back to top
Joined: 21 Dec 2011
Posts: 2532
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 10:35 pm
Post subject:
I like mingo
Adopt a JAGUAR
Laurent Robinson-
Marcedes Lewis-
Back to top
Joined: 15 Nov 2005
Posts: 52625
Location: Land of 10,000 Lakes!
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 11:04 pm
Post subject:
Yikes, if MN is drafting 2nd overall, its not because they need a DT. They should be going QB there. Probably Bray.
Back to top
Joined: 28 Jun 2008
Posts: 90939
Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 11:43 pm
Post subject:
Fine with me
Back to top
Joined: 04 Jan 2011
Posts: 5442
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 1:57 am
Post subject:
JammerHammer21 wrote:
I think Te'o is extremely overrated
Couldn't agree more.
Back to top
Joined: 11 Jan 2007
Posts: 27078
Location: Middle of Nowhere VA
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 6:37 am
Post subject:
If the Cleveland Browns are so bad they are drafting #1, they will take the QB because it means that Brandon Weeden was awful.
If they do not take a QB, and they trade down to select an OLB in a 4-3 defense, I will quit.
Back to top
The Gnat
Joined: 23 Feb 2005
Posts: 39258
Location: Minneapolis
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 9:00 am
Post subject:
vikingsrule wrote:
Yikes, if MN is drafting 2nd overall, its not because they need a DT. They should be going QB there. Probably Bray.
Yeah, it won't be DT, it would either be QB or WR I feel at pick 2. If the Vikings are picking in a 5-7 range, then I could see DT.
Back to top
Joined: 04 Apr 2007
Posts: 26419
Location: Indianapolis Indiana
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 10:13 am
Post subject:
Jason_Bengal_Fl wrote:
I like Mathieu, but if Leon Hall plays well this year I'm not sure CB will be a need.
Brandon Jenkins or maybe the best available SS.
Agreed. Most see Mathieu as a safety at the next level too
Big thanks to kacymcbryant18 for the sig....^^
Back to top
Joined: 05 Apr 2005
Posts: 30321
Location: Marietta, GA
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 10:37 am
Post subject:
wow, Atlanta got kind of screwed on spot. but OG isn't a need with Konz and Blalock there. And we have a Center in Hawley. actual Falcons needs will be TE, RB, maybe even S if we let Moore go.
Back to top
Joined: 30 Dec 2009
Posts: 32990
Location: Delaware
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 6:28 pm
Post subject:
JW how was the draft order decided and whoever was the Titans GM didn't do a good job. CB is not a need at all. Safety yes, but CB is the furthest thing from a need.
Avery Williamson
Back to top
Joined: 11 Jan 2007
Posts: 27078
Location: Middle of Nowhere VA
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 7:08 pm
Post subject:
ochocinco4pres wrote:
Jason_Bengal_Fl wrote:
I like Mathieu, but if Leon Hall plays well this year I'm not sure CB will be a need.
Brandon Jenkins or maybe the best available SS.
Agreed. Most see Mathieu as a safety at the next level too
He seems too small, I'd be afraid any TE in the league would just plow right through him
Back to top
Joined: 29 Jan 2006
Posts: 2363
Location: 1st Round Bye
Posted: Wed May 30, 2012 7:13 pm
Post subject:
I don't get why the niners traded up 20 spots to get a corner back. If we were to trade up that high, it would be for a safety or OL only.
Back to top
Display posts from previous:
All Posts
1 Day
7 Days
2 Weeks
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
1 Year
Oldest First
Newest First
FootballsFuture.com Forum Index
2017 NFL Mock Draft
All times are GMT - 4 Hours
Goto page
Jump to:
Select a forum
NFL General
NFL News
NFL Comparisons
NFL Draft
2017 NFL Mock Draft
GM Mock Drafts
Fantasy Football
College Football
AFC East
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
New York Jets
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South
Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans
AFC West
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles Chargers
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
NFC North
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons
Carolina Panthers
New Orleans Saints
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks
Other Sports
Other Sports
Fantasy/Sim/GM Leagues
This aint sports talk!
Madden 17 and video games
Feedback Forum
Signature and Avatar Help
post new topics in this forum
reply to topics in this forum
edit your posts in this forum
delete your posts in this forum
vote in polls in this forum
Powered by
© 2001, 2005 phpBB Group


text:
Best Of :: People & Places
Artist-turned-dealer Fred Snitzer is the godfather of Miami's contemporary art scene. He has outlasted art-world fads and real estate trends, persevering when others have grown discouraged with the local audience and art market. "It's frustrating," says the Philadelphia native, who first opened a gallery here two decades ago and for the past two years has been at his ample, cement-floored space in an unfashionable neighborhood bordering Coral Gables. "Considering the amount of money spent in Miami on fancy cars and big-screen TVs, very little is spent to support or purchase art." Despite financial ups and downs, Snitzer has remained faithful to his vision and criteria, exhibiting daring work of young artists and established names from South Florida and beyond. "Good art-gallery owners take chances and show things they think are taking art further along in its evolution, art that makes a contribution to humanity. I'd say I'm in that category most of the time." And we thank him.
The cover photo for the tabloid weekly "Viernes" almost never fails to deliver the goods. Both of them.
Some know it's there, some hear about it through word of mouth, some are drawn by the sound of the drums and the heady scent of patchouli. For more than a year and a half, with every full moon, masses of people have gathered on the sand of Miami Beach at 22nd Street and Collins Avenue to celebrate the lunar month. Stumble by accident upon this rhythmically inclined horde of young hippies and you're bound to wonder if Phish is in town. Nope, it's just about 200 of Miami's own crunchy granola/henna tattoo/crystal friend set, kicking it new age: beating congas, Grateful Dead-dancing, and lighting incense in homage to the Earth Mother. "Organize" is probably the wrong word to use in conjunction with such a blissfully chaotic event, but Gaia Buhdai of the Synergy Yoga Center does try to keep the circle vibrant each month by making phone calls to some of the talented drummers she knows. "Some nights the drumming is great, some nights it's not that great," she allows. "But you look around and people are swimming, kids are playing, some are dancing in the circle, lovers are making out." A life-affirming, deliciously mellow affair. All hail the Mother Goddess!
Oh, that aquamarine! No hotel lobby does justice to the Rat Pack era like the Eden Roc does. It doesn't look seedy and it doesn't feel old. It looks wonderfully fresh, as if you just walked through the doors to 1956. The Eden Roc, a Morris Lapidus jewel built in that year, does not offer an icy chrome entrance like so many of the earlier hotels further south on the Beach. No, this lobby comes from a time when cars had big fins and guests carried big drinks (it has blue-green carpeting, for God's sake). It's not just the sea color that makes you want to sink back into this world for hours. It's also something about the shape of the chairs, the placement of the pillars, the rust-and-gold diamonds on the walls, the white-and-green lamps, the piano, all those Grecian accessories. But get your fill of sitting in Eden soon, because starting sometime this summer the lobby will be renovated. The bright and light will be replaced, a spokeswoman says, by "stronger" colors like beige and black. Like all those hotels further south. We've already had to say so long to Frank, Sammy, and Dean. Must we lose this gem, too?
For more than 2000 years Chinese health care practitioners have used a potent combination of herbs, needles, and nutrition to cure ailments ranging from acne to obesity. A pioneer in the field of Chinese medicine in the United States, Daniel Atchison-Nevel, a Miami Beach native, brought that knowledge home nearly twenty years ago, after a Gainesville acupuncturist cured his insomnia. As founder of the now-defunct South Florida Healing Arts Center and dean of the Community School of Traditional Chinese Healthcare, Nevel imported teachers from China and later taught hundreds of students the intricacies of Chinese medicine. Now with a booming private practice, he specializes in functional illnesses, which include digestive disorders, PMS, and depression. He also treats patients who want to quit smoking, lose weight, or alleviate chronic pain. Because the American Medical Association has sanctioned the use of acupuncture for some conditions, many insurance companies pick up the tab. Be warned, though: The waiting list for new patients is about two months long.
The great magic of the Everglades can be found in the subtleties of life there, though subtle is about the last word that comes to mind as you pull into Jon Weisberg's over-the-top roadside attraction. The anomaly is as it should be: We don't trap our tourists, boy, we trap gators. It is the illusion of an illusionary Florida. For eight years Weisberg and his staff have pulled off the improbable trick of creating a fake Everglades in the middle of the real Everglades. To differentiate Gator Park from the Tamiami Trail's lesser draws, its entranceway boasts a giant Coke can, atop which rests an airboat, atop which rest a stuffed bear, bird, and deer. Next to this improbable sculpture stand totem poles, a chickee, an American flag. Jutting from the thatched edifice is a big green wood gator head, so goofy-looking that real gators retreat into the swamp from embarrassment. A humanized, human-size gator (jeans, boots, dress shirt) sits in a rocking chair on the front porch, greeting tourists much as a live gator would: with a stony silent stare. Enough tables for a tribe are set up on the porch, the patio, and inside for dining on gator, frog legs, or venison (most meals cost less than ten bucks). The souvenir shop offers what you'd expect, but more of it: shirts and hats with gator logos, gator claws, jewelry (some of it Indian), books and postcards, ceramic gators, raccoon caps, Indian pottery, and other stuff, mostly employing the gator motif, including plastic, rubber, and puppet gator replicas. For a taste of the real Everglades, Gator Park provides five airboats piloted by guides ($12 for adults, $6.50 for kids) who will take you beyond the façade.


text:
I'm sure most teachers will agree that hearing about their peers' experiences and getting their advice is incredibly valuable. Learning new techniques and approaches, what's worked and what hasn't, is what helps keep teaching fresh and inspired. That's why we've just launched a new public discussion forum on the Adobe Education Exchange.
In a nutshell, the forum enables members to share ideas so they can keep up to date with the latest tools and innovations. There are more than a dozen different forum topics including teaching & learning and educational technology, so members can discover as well as contribute new ideas that will help others spark creativity in the classroom.
It's really simple to start a new discussion – all you need to do is click on the collaborate tab on the top level navigation bar and fire away your questions or top tips. With more than 50,000 members, there is bound to be a member out there who shares your interests! Current discussions include everything from how to incorporate HTML5 into the classroom to the best ways to teach students how to use Photoshop.
So what are you waiting for? Check out the Adobe Education Exchange website for more information and start sharing today!


text:
Rules for Specific Activities or Workplaces
- Coke Ovens (WAC 296-62-20021)
- Explosives, Container Handling (WAC 296-52-62030)
- Forklifts (WAC 296-863-20015)
- Hazardous Chemicals in Labs (WAC 296-828-20020)
- Hazardous Chemicals, Agriculture (WAC 296-307-56040)
- Hazardous Chemicals, General (WAC 296-839-400)
- Jacks, Power Tools (WAC 296-807-17005)
- Lawnmowers (WAC 296-807-16010)
- Powder Actuated Fastening Systems, Portable Power Tools (WAC 296-807-15020)
- Respirators (WAC 296-842-210)
- Transportation Labeling, Retain Department of (WAC 296-62 Part C-1)
Please read an important message about videos in the DOSH Safety & Health Video Library.
Some videos may contain code violations or information inconsistent with Washington State's Safety & Health rules.
Many commercially produced safety and health videos are based on Federal OSHA Standards. Federal OSHA standards may not be as stringent as the Washington State Industrial Safety and Health Standards. Every effort has been made by the library to evaluate the videos before purchasing them. Safety and Health Standards may have changed since the time of purchase. The user assumes the responsibility of previewing the videos before showing and using it with a knowledgeable instructor.
Search for videos related to this topic:
Other Resources
Please read an important message about links on this page.
"Links" to other information sources are provided as a courtesy, but we cannot vouch for or take responsibility for information contained beyond files administered by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. Links from this page do not represent or imply the endorsement of commercial products by the State of Washington, Labor and Industries, or by departmental staff. For more information, read L&I's Intended Usage policy.
- Information Resources for Preparing Material Safety Data Sheets and Labels
- Sample Labels for Hazardous Chemical Containers, Core Rules
More help from L&I
For general information, call 1-800-423-7233.


text:
WATCH: Beyonce reveals she recorded 80 songs for her album
Listen to Beyonce on iHeartRadio
Beyoncé gave her fans a very special Christmas gift: another part of her Self-Titled documentary.
The singer posted part three, titled "Run 'N Gun," on Wednesday.
In the video, Beyoncé reveals she recorded a whopping 80 songs for her new ablum, and explains why she "gravitated" to the 14 that eventually made the cut.
There's footage of the superstar recording"Drunk in Love" with hubby Jay-Z, plus behind-the-scenes clips from the video shoots, where Beyoncé explains she's "deciding to rebel against perfection."
Check out the video below!


text:
"In 2013, we estimated that the NAC market was 350 million dollars, which was an increase of about 55-percent over 2012," says Lawrence Orans, Research Vice President, Gartner, Inc. According to Orans, Gartner expects that growth to slow in 2014, with an estimated increase of 45-percent over 2013 numbers. Burgeoning enterprise BYOD concerns have been the major drivers in that growth, says Orans. NAC vendor ForeScout is integrating its capabilities with those of Invincea in order to further abate those concerns.
[Containerization and mobile threats]A
A new BYOD protection approach combines ForeScout's CounterACT NAC technology with Invincea's FreeSpace containerization technology in order to better protect corporate data. In this partnership, ForeScout offers what it describes as a control fabric for security and an architecture- and process- based approach to protecting BYOD, based on industry standards rather than isolated proprietary technologies. The control fabric works in tandem with network junctions such as firewalls and switches, where it collects data and controls / initiates the network's response to attacks and infections.
To continue reading this article register now
Learn More Existing Users Sign In


text:
Medical Errors Draw Fines for 7 CA Hospitals
A patient admitted for bladder stone removal surgery died after a Modesto physician failed to call a Code Blue and refused suggestions from three colleagues that he should re-intubate when the patient stopped breathing, Asked later why he delayed taking action, he told state investigators, "I zoned out."
A second hospitalized patient was sexually assaulted by an Orange County physician after hospital staff failed to report the doctor's behavior when they witnessed his first assault on a female patient under anesthesia.
And a San Francisco patient died during a procedure when the anesthesiologist failed to monitor respiratory status after administering the drug Versed.
These three immediate jeopardy findings are among 10 announced Wednesday by California Department of Public Health, which fined three facilities $50,000, three facilities $75,000 and four facilities $100,000 for causing patient harm. Three of the hospitals received two penalties each.
Debby Rogers, deputy director for the California Department of Public Health, said that since the law requiring such hospital penalties took effect in 2007, her department has assessed 264 immediate jeopardy penalties totaling $10.4 million against 142 hospitals, and has collected $8.2 million.
A regulation under review would increase the fine amounts by $25,000 each, so the penalty for the first incident would be $75,000, the second $100,000 and the third or subsequent immediate jeopardy event $125,000. Incidents occurring prior to 2009 brought fines of $25,000 each.
Also in the works are regulations that would enable the department to administer penalties for other problematic incidents in hospital care that did not result in the potential for or actual serious harm or death to a patient.
"We want California hospitals to be successful in their efforts to reduce hospital acquired infections , decrease mediation errors, eliminate surgical errors and prevent other adverse events," she said during a news briefing.
She added that UCSF now ties with Southwest Healthcare System in Riverside, CA for having eight penalties, more than other hospitals in the state.


text:
Not a Member?
Join Now!
Mike Roberts puts bottom boy Robert Black through the paces in the gym office. Black chokes down Roberts' sausage-sized cock with an unrepentant hunger. Roberts expect more than a gag order from Black and lays him on a nearby bench for some deep digging and hot pounding. Muscle daddy Roberts wants to go deeper and lets Black bounce on his fat cock in an attempt to further his goal. After fingering Black to orgasm, Roberts takes out his cock and plasters Black's face with a hot sticky load.


text:
By Valerie J. Nelson Los Angeles Times
LOS ANGELES – As the chaperon of Michigan's Muskegon Lassies in the 1940s, Helen Hannah Campbell made sure the professional baseball players wore lipstick and properly modest uniform skirts in the "girls league" founded to keep ballparks filled while men were away at war.
The daughter of a major league catcher who played on the New York Yankees with Babe Ruth, Campbell was familiar with the demands and rules of the game. But she credited her experience in the Marine Corps Reserve with preparing her to oversee the conduct, care – and personal lives – of her young charges.
"When one fella asked me out, I said you have to talk to the chaperon first," Shirley Burkovich, a utility player who joined the Lassies at 16, told the Los Angeles Times. "He came out after talking to Helen and was kind of laughing and said, 'I didn't want to marry you. I just wanted to take you to the movies.' Helen must have given him the third degree."
Campbell, who retired from the Marine Corps Reserve after 32 years, died March 24 of natural causes at a care facility in Lake Forest, Calif., said Kim Brown, her legal guardian. She was 97.
"If it hadn't been for the chaperons, the league would not have existed. They took care of us and were a real asset," Burkovich said. "But Helen was a disciplinarian. She put the clamps on you if you didn't follow the rules."
Established in 1943 by Chicago Cubs owner Philip K. Wrigley, the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League was expanding when Campbell got the call to join the newly formed Lassies in 1947. She was soon having "a blast" at spring training in Cuba.
Her father had introduced her to the president of the league, who was impressed by Campbell's positive personality and hired her. Players called her "Happie," according to the All-American Girls Professional League Players Association, founded to preserve the league's history.
She signed on for a year with the league that inspired the 1992 film "A League of Their Own" and stayed for five, following the Lassies to Kalamazoo, Mich., when the team moved during the 1950 season. "As chaperons, we became surrogate mothers. I arranged their housing, uniforms, got their paychecks and arranged buses," Campbell said in a 2004 interview. "But they really accepted me more like a buddy. If they wanted to go out and get a burger and a beer, I'd go with them."
Called to active military duty during the Korean War, Campbell left the league in 1951 and it folded three years later. She was present for the league's first reunion, in 1982 in Chicago, and for the 1988 unveiling of an exhibit honoring women in the sport at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
The players, and their chaperons, were featured on baseball cards. The back of Campbell's said, "She served as counselor, surrogate parent, disciplinarian, friend and trainer."
"Even though the job of chaperon was 24/7," she said more than once, "I loved every minute of it."
She was born Helen Lorraine Hannah on Sept. 25, 1915, in Salt Lake City, where her father, James Harrison "Truck" Hannah, played minor league baseball for the Pacific Coast League.
An only child, she was raised by her mother, also named Helen, while her father traveled for baseball. He played with the Yankees from 1918 to 1920.
Her family wintered on a ranch in Pico Rivera, Calif., and moved there full time after her father joined the Pacific Coast League's Los Angeles Angels in 1926. He later managed the team.
At Whittier High School, she was classmates with a future president and later in life served as a docent at the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace in Yorba Linda. She proudly said she was "the only docent who went to high school with Richard Nixon," according to the library.
While attending what is now Woodbury University in Burbank, she completed a four-year degree in two years, graduating in 1934, the school confirmed.
In 1943, Campbell joined the Marine Corps Reserves and saw active duty in the U.S. during Word War II. Her first duty station, El Toro, was also her last. She started out as an aviation supply quartermaster and retired in 1975 as a master gunnery sergeant.
After helping to form the Women Marines Association in 1960, she served as the organization's president from 1962 to 1966. She also campaigned to establish the Women in Military Service for America Memorial, dedicated in 1997 at Arlington National Cemetery, where Campbell will be buried.
Twice married, she referred to herself as a widow. She had no children but regarded Brown's family as her own, Brown said.
Campbell devoted years to the Fountain Valley (Calif.) Police Department's Retired Senior Volunteer Program, donning a uniform into her early 90s to give out parking tickets and monitor the homes of people on vacation. Remaining active was one key to living a long life, Campbell once said. At 75, she went parasailing for the first time and at 78 sailed over Africa's Serengeti plains in a hot-air balloon.


text: Most years on this date I try and write a missive or an open letter to Katie Holmes about why she should leave Tom Cruise and break free. This year, I don't have to do that. I can share in her joy of freedom instead of mourning her 6th wedding anniversary. I wonder if Tom is ever going to see Suri again. We are well past the 100 day mark since he has seen her last. If you ever thought all those stories about Scientology splitting families was crap, I hope you have reconsidered. As much as I would like Suri to see her father, I also am grateful that she will probably not be sucked into the Scientology vortex that was inevitable if the couple stayed together. Katie Holmes to me looks like a struggling actress who happens to be a single mom. She is dressing a little worse, taking the subway more often than limos and attending fewer parties, but she looks happy. You can sense it. You can feel it. She broke free. She was in a cocoon for five years and was desperate to break free. No amount of luxury was worth more than her freedom or her child. Contrast that with Nicole Kidman who would still be reveling in all of that if Tom had not dumped her. I think that if Tom Cruise came calling right now that Nicole would divorce Keith Urban and get back with Tom. She is way too longing for what once was in her interviews and I feel like she never says anything nice about Keith that you would not say about the teacher of your 4th grader. They are nice. They have a warm heart. They are good with kids.


text:
Carolinas HealthCare System's Levine Cancer Institute is changing the course of cancer care by removing the barriers that separate patients from access to world-class research, breakthrough treatments and value-driven quality care.
We provide women with access to the most advanced cancer treatment options available today and strive to enhance the quality of life for all our patients who are fighting cancer. We are the region's largest and most comprehensive program for women with gynecologic cancers.
Our programs offer all available treatment options including:
Our goal is a healthier you, which is why you will receive a personalized treatment plan after the initial consultation. Our mission is to address the whole person (mind, body and spirit) throughout one's journey with cancer.
To learn more about our centers, therapies and staff, visit:


text:
Debussy 150th Anniversary Year
Deutsche Grammophon and Decca celebrate the 150th anniversary of Claude Debussy's birth with a selection of new releases
Regarded as the father of 20th–century music, Debussy was a visionary whose influence is felt to this day. These releases cover the whole range of his output with critically acclaimed recordings by great artists.
Listen to the recommended audio clips in the playlist right. Beside five iconic Debussy works, there is a listening guide to Debussy's only and yet in many ways extraordinary opera Pelléas et Mélisande by the author and journalist Jon Tolansky.


text:
Welcome to the Lane County Parks Reservation System!
We are excited to offer this easy-to-use camping, day use, marina, and Camp Lane reservation system. This site provides you with interactive flash maps, 360 degree views of each campsite and day use facility, availability calendars, and much more.
You have full power and control of your reservation from the convenience of your computer. You can now book, make changes, or cancel your reservations on your own time from any computer and even from your mobile device. Of course, if you wish to contact us directly, we are here to assist you with your reservation needs during our normal operating business hours Mon-Fri 9:00 am to 4:00 pm PST.
This user-friendly, secure reservation system meets the needs of the modern camper and park user. Simply select the site and date(s) you wish to visit us and follow the prompts to complete your reservation.
We are happy to hear your feedback if you'd like to share.
We hope you have a great stay with us!
Lane County Parks
Home | My Account | My Pending Intinerary


text: Star Magazine discovered who one of the people was when Justin Bieber was caught smoking pot on camera. She is a 22 year old nursing student who spent that day and night with Justin. Her name is Mimi Jensen (above) and she spent the day smoking pot all day with Justin after they went and bought some. Apparently Justin Bieber has a medical marijuana card. You know, the guy who i supposed to be all angelic he sure does have a lot of vices that are coming to light. He also sat around drinking sizzurp which is not quite as cool as purple drank, but still, not what you would think of when he probably wants 12 year olds to keep idolizing him. The couple did engage in sexual activiti, but not sex. Justin kept his clothes on the entire time which is unusual for him since he takes them off anywhere anytime. He also didn't kiss the woman on her facial lips, but did spend a great deal of time servicing her orally. Yeah, Justin was down there. Last week there was the 17 year old who has been hooking up and smoking pot with Justin for three years and now this. How many more are out there?


text:
With all the Sports Illustrated online verbiage related to Jason Collins' announcement Monday about his sexual orientation, senior writer Jon Wertheim supplied the framework by which most in the media dutifully repeated.
"Collins," Wertheim wrote, "becomes the first active male athlete in a major U.S. team sport to come out of the closet."
In short, they ran out of compound modifiers to lengthen this label even more?
"That's a lot of qualifiers," Wertheim admitted. "Yes, it may be an artificial construct. But it is a milestone. Tens of thousands of men have played in the NFL, NBA, NHL and Major League Baseball. Until today none had expressed his homosexuality before retirement."
When ABC's "Good Morning America" host George Stephanopoulos did one of many "exclusive" Tuesday interviews with Collins, the graphic on the lower part of the screen went with: "First Pro Athlete says He's Gay."
Uh, not really. Except there's only so much room on the flat screen to accurately dumb down what was going on there.
Not to diminish the courage it took for the media-savvy, former Harvard-Westlake High and Stanford grad to do what he did — seizing the news cycle for an SI cover story, then having his handlers at Creative Artists Agency orchestrate all the follow-ups that includes an appearance on Oprah Winfrey's channel this Sunday.
But it's really the media here that fashions itself as qualified in quantifying Collins' rebranding efforts. Then, it seems to miss the point. The more you have to overexplain a "milestone," the more it might just lessen the lesson.
"It's a significant step for him personally and an important moment for the NBA, but this really isn't an earth-shaking change," said USC professor Daniel T. Durbin, Ph.D., the director of the Annenberg Institute of Sports, Media and Society.
"It's also significant in that he's making a statement in what's been classically a primary magazine of sport, going directly to the American public. But as a follow-up, I honestly think we'll see more athletes come out not so much because of Collins per se, but because it's become a growing trend and more acceptable to do today."
When Monday's news broke, Bryan Burwell of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch called Collins a "profound historic marker ... a groundbreaker ... a rare figure in American sports history who bears the mark of a fearless social game-changer."
Mark Bradley of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution asked: "Is Jason Collins a hero for doing what nobody had dared to do? Yes, he is."
Then came Ben Shapiro, the Breitbart News editor-at-large, a UCLA grad and host of a KRLA-AM show in L.A., who wrote:
"Why the hubbub? There is (a) more powerful aftertaste from the media's champagne party for Collins: The bitter feeling that America is a nasty place, so nasty that we require overwhelming shows of support for people who just want to live their lives.
"The hubbub from the media assumes that America is a massively homophobic place ... filled with full-fledged villains. It is not — and the media coverage of Collins shows that."
One notable fallout from the coverage came in the way ESPN's Chris Broussard was vilified for expressing his religious beliefs, based on his Biblical context view of homosexuality. Broussard took to Twitter to clarify his stance, even though he has made it clear in the past.
Speaking Thursday from his USC office, Durbin sensed the most warped of media reporting already had been done and there was more a sense of calm, perhaps a result of short attention-span theater and the anticipation of who's next.
"It was interesting to watch that five- to 10-hour cycle with all the references to how he was changing sports," Durbin said. "The initial interviews wanted to talk about what a courageous act it was and identify him with Jackie Robinson. I backed far away from that. There's no real comparison. It finally stopped going overboard and claiming that he was parting the Red Sea.
"This is newsworthy because it's related to the four big sports, but he's not anywhere near the first and certainly didn't have to face a world that a Martina Navratilova or Billie Jean King had to face years ago (when the tennis stars came out)."
Durbin said a recent Daily Trojan story focused on an unnamed USC athlete who was nervous to come out and eventually did not.
"My guess is this (Collins story), and I know it sounds odd, but this will be part of a popular trend for athletes now to come out, to make a public statement and not wonder if it will damage your athletic prospects as it could have five or 10 or 15 years ago," Durbin said.
"According to the way the media has treated (Collins), there's no severe backlash to wonder about. And even if a bigger name comes out after this, it won't diminish what Collins did. It'll put him into the context that this is what the trend has become today."
What smokes
• NBC's coverage of Saturday's Kentucky Derby (Channel 4, 1 p.m.) — which hopefully won't be compromised if the preceding Rangers-Capitals NHL playoff game doesn't run into overtime and eventually is moved to another channel — includes having recently reactivated jockey Gary Stevens go double duty. Along with being aboard 30-1 Oxbow, Stevens also will be part of NBC's pre-race coverage as he did the last several years in post-retirement mode. That includes wearing a microphone to collect audio that may be used only on a delay basis. "I'm still part of this (broadcast) team, so I'll do anything to make the show better," said Stevens, riding in his 19 th Kentucky Derby. "When I was an announcer going into the jock's room asking for someone to wear a mike, how can I ask that and not volunteer to do it myself?"
What chokes
• The confounding decision by Prime Ticket/Fox Sports West to go with a cluster-mess split-screen Tuesday trying to show the overtime of the Kings-Blues NHL playoff Game 1 and the first two quarters of the Clippers-Grizzlies NBA playoff Game 5 was a regrettable reminder that in trying to please everyone, you end up rarely pleasing anyone. Logistics for the two-channel network to cover the Kings, Clippers, Ducks, Dodgers and Angels going forward should call for another such drastic measure, but it's already led to network vice president and general manager Steve Simpson to offer up a mea culpa. "We sincerely apologize to the Kings and the Clippers and their fans. We didn't serve them as well as we should have with our coverage (Tuesday). Going forward, there is a plan in place to ensure all remaining playoff games are seen in their entirety, which includes lifting local blackouts if necessary." The compromise Tuesday would have been for no blackout of the NBC Sports Network or CNBC coverage of the Ducks and Kings games. The Clippers were available on TNT. Thursday's Kings game, however, wasn't so easy to track down from the start. CNBC had exclusive coverage (since FSW had the Angels and Prime had the Ducks), but those who tuned in at 6:30 p.m. were told to go to the NHL Network, since Ottawa-Montreal was running long. Two minutes into the NHL Network feed, DirecTV told viewers that feed was blacked out and sent people back to CNBC -- which still had Ottawa-Montreal. L.A. viewers ended up missing the first seven minutes of the Kings-Blues Game 2. Again, is this any way to treat the defending Stanley Cup champions?
More media notes on the blog: www.insidesocal.com/tomhoffarth
And follow Tom Hoffarth's pathetic attempts on Twitter: twitter.com/tomhoffarth


text:
Miley turfs twerking, Hannah Montana and reinvents Bachmann on 'SNL'
Listen to Miley Cyrus on iHeartRadio
Twerking is dead; Hannah Montana was murdered; and Republicans are closet freaks in Miley Cyrus' "Saturday Night Live" world. During her opening monologue on the NBC sketch comedy show, the controversial pop star updated fans on the fate of the character that made her a star -- Hannah Montana.
Cyrus also continued her self-deprecating humor, dismissing twerking as "kinda lame" now that white people are doing it and said she and the maker of the foam finger had made up after reportedly angering him over her suggestive use of his invention.
Meantime, the show's cold open depicted a Hannah Montana-era Miley, played by Vanessa Bayer, warning a pre-VMA Awards Miley about the impending doom she was about to bring on America with her racy performance with Robin Thicke. While Miley decided to go forth with the performance, she promised her past self that she would remain true to Miley Cyrus.
In a racy parody video addressing the government shutdown, Cyrus depicted a hyper-sexualized version of Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann. The video, which also depicted a brief-wearing House Speaker John Boehner, played by Taran Killam, was set to a re-imagined version of Miley's song "We Can't Stop."
The singer also appeared as Hillary Clinton in an MTV mini-series, a hip-hop obsessed high schooler, and as actress Scarlett Johansson in a screen test for "50 Shades of Grey."
As musical guest, Cyrus performed her hit single "Wrecking Ball" in a see-through sports jersey bearing the logo of the band "Poison" on the front.
She also performed a stripped down version of "We Can't Stop" accompanied by three acoustic guitars.


text:
'J.P. Dumont realizes he could lose over two million dollars, but he says others have sacrificed for him in labor disagreements and now it's his turn. He also feels that the owners haven't told the players all their sources of income. He pointed to the fact the all won't open their books.'
The Sabres Report - January 13, 2005


text:
Multiple sclerosis - resourcesResources - multiple sclerosis
The following organizations provide information on multiple sclerosis:
- Multiple Sclerosis Foundation - www.msfocus.org
- National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke - www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/multiple_sclerosis
- National Multiple Sclerosis Society - www.nationalmssociety.org
Review Date: 11/9/2012
Reviewed By: Jennifer K. Mannheim, ARNP, Medical Staff, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Seattle Children's Hospital. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
The information provided herein should not be used during any medical emergency or for the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. A licensed medical professional should be consulted for diagnosis and treatment of any and all medical conditions. Links to other sites are provided for information only -- they do not constitute endorsements of those other sites. © 1997- A.D.A.M., Inc. Any duplication or distribution of the information contained herein is strictly prohibited.
A.D.A.M. content is best viewed in IE9 or above, Fire Fox and chrome browser.


text:
See your own sexy virtual stripper right on PC desktop. Virtual Stripper software includes over 45 minutes of original stripping per each of more then 380 different girl sets: Blondes, Red-hair, Asians, Couples, etc. You can tease virtual stripper with mouse and she will tease you back.
Virtual Stripper is exciting interactive striptease and software game for fun and entertainment. Work or waiting is often boring, so these sexy virtual strippers are here to color your life.
Incredible high-definition video quality, variety of playful erotic motions, free sets, all these make Virtual Stripper the name of desktop stripper software industry.
Have virtual stripper writhe or spin just when you want as she dances or create an erotic and exotic lap dance. Tell her what you want her to do and she will do it!
Download Virtual Stripper now to start exclusive entertainment.
The PC Timer 4.0
An easy to use countdown timer/alarm clock. Great for people
who are charged an hourly rate by their Internet Service
Provider, and for those of us who continually lose track of time
while on the Internet. FREE!
WindowFX 3.0
WindowFX is a special effects program for Windows that allows users to add a variety of opening and closing, transition and other visual effects to the user interface.
DESKonTOP 1.00
Solve window clutter, speed-launch desktop shortcuts and easily access icons on your desktop with just two mouse clicks. No need to minimize or move windows around. No hide-and-seek with windows. All it takes is one click on DESKonTOP icon!
Yin Yang Bootscreen 1.0
Chinese Yin Yang Symbols portraid on a matrix background. Lovely FREE Windows Xp bootscreen!
BootXP 2.50
An easy to use startup logo changer.
Logon Loader 2.1
Logon Loader makes the task of swaping logon screens easy.
Clock Digital 1.2
This program displays the current time in a large easy to read display. This program is perfect for people who have a hard time reading the time display on the PC and prefer a digital display. The text and back ground color are customizeable.
Windows Longhorn Bootscreen 1.0
Windows Longhorn boot screen... Version for Sevice Pack 2.
Software Brat Clipboard Utility 126.96.36.199
The Software Brat Clipboard Utility allows the user to collect multiple clipboard items for recall when they are needed. Any type of clipboard item can be temporarily saved and text and picture items previewed.
WorldClock 3.1.6
WorldClock shows you the time in different places over the world. Also included are the Swatch Internet Time, Julian Date and StarDate. You can also use it to synchronize the time with an atomic clock.
IndieVolume 184.108.40.206
IndieVolume allows every application have separate volume/mute level, independent from other applications volume/mute level. It allows per-application selection of playback device. It allows to mute any application when selected applcation is playing
Making A Will Toolbar 2.0
Making A Will Toolbar, including other resources to help with legal matters
Disposable Cameras CompanyPassword Keepe 1.0
Disposable Camera Company Password Keeper manages ALL your IDs, passwords, links and many other details related to that particular account in just one software. It is a desktop application that is fuss free, functional, and saves you tons of money t
Your Honey Frame 184.108.40.206
Your Honey Frame is a beautiful, cute and extravagant picture holder for your pictures.
Simple Home Business 2.01
Article Submitter Buzz is the simplest, fastest way to have a single article submitted to multiple article directories without having to spend too much time tweaking the article or sending it one by one to all these directories!
Desktop Organizer 1.8
Ever had too much shortcuts on your desktop? Desktop Organizer is a program that can be used to tidy up your windows desktop while preserving your shortcuts.
1kbmanypc.2.1 1
One Keyboard many pc plus mouse incorperates all types of computers use many pcs with one keyboard and mouse.
Free Virtual Keyboard 2.5
Free Virtual Keyboard is software that simulates the hardware keyboard on the computer screen and adds some elegant features. You can change size and transparency of virtual keyboard with one click at any time.
backitup.2 1
back up data accross platforms and all typs of computers and networks
Magnifying Glass Pro 1.8.1
Magnifying Glass Pro is full screen magnifier that magnifies portions of the screen under the mouse cursor or caret. Magnifier contains a unique set of features including many visual options, smart behaviors, easy-to-control Glass with on-screen HUD.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
At the May 19 meeting of Levy County School Board, Superintendent Robert Hastings asked the board to suspend without pay Chiefland Elementary School Head Custodian Danny Clark for dishonesty, insubordination and non-performance of job duties until the next meeting, when he would recommend Clark's termination. At that time, Chiefland member Paige Brookins asked that the action be tabled until Tuesday's meeting to allow for review; her motion passed.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Chiefland Citizen, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Chiefland Citizen and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Where To Store Your Will
A Will can be stored in your home in a personal safe, a locked filing cabinet, or in another safe location. If you store your Will in a location that requires a combination, password, or key for entry, be sure to share that information with someone you trust, such as your spouse, your adult children, or your attorney.
Storing Your Will With An Attorney
Many estate attorneys and personal attorneys will be able to store your Will in a secure location in his or her office. If you choose to store it with your attorney, be sure to tell your family that you've done so.
Never Store Your Will In A Safe Deposit Box
Unless the box is jointly managed (and your survivors are authorized to access the safe deposit box), the bank will likely require a court order to access the box, which could take a long time.
Informing People Where Your Will Is Stored
Wherever you store your Will, (like in your Everplan... hint, hint!) make sure that important people you trust—your spouse, adult children, attorney, etc...—know where your it's located so that they can easily locate and access the document when the time comes.
For more advice on how to store important documents, see Organize and Share Important Documents.


text:
Units of Study
ECOS3008 - Labour Economics
Semester 1, 2012 | Credit Points: 6
Coordinator: Russell Ross
This unit aims to provide an understanding of labour markets and related issues such as work conditions, pay and employment levels. Labour supply and demand, theories of wage determination, labour mobility and discrimination are examined. It also analyses the role of trade unions and labour market contracts. These topics are applied to current issues in Australian labour markets such as enterprise bargaining, the role of centralised wage fixing systems, training and other labour market programs. Policies designed to improve the functioning of the labour market are examined and particular attention is given to the problem of persistent unemployment.
essay (25%), mid-semester test (25%) and 2hr final exam (50%)
1x2-hr lecture/week, 1x1-hr tutorial/fortnight
One of (ECOS2001 or ECON2001 or ECOS2901 or ECON2901 or ECOP2011 or ECOP2001) and one of (ECOS2002 or ECON2002 or ECOS2902 or ECON2902 or ECOP2012 or ECOP2002)
The information displayed above is indicative only as online information is subject to change without notice. The Faculty Handbook and the University of Sydney Calendar are the official legal source of information relating to study at the University of Sydney


text:
Saint Beuno Gasulsych
- Beunor Gasulsych
- Benno Gasulsych
- Bennow Gasulsych
Son of Beugi, and grandson of a Welsh prince, and, legend says, grand-nephew of King Arthur himself. Educated in Herefordshire and Bangor, Wales. Ordained at Bangor. Founded and served as abbot in Clynnog Fawr (Carnarvonshire), North Wales. Uncle, spiritual teacher, and guardian of Saint Winifred. Late in life he received a series of visions. Legend says that when Winfred was beheaded by a jilted suitor, Beuno placed the severed head back on the body and Winifred lived. People still sit sick children on the great stone slab of his tomb in hopes of their healing.
- c.640 at Clynnog Fawr, Wales of natural causes
- miraculous healings reported at his tomb
- "Saint Beuno Gasulsych". CatholicSaints.Info. 10 October 2009. Web. 24 July 2017. <>


text:
Bristol, Va. - The scheduled softball doubleheader between Brevard College and Virginia Intermont College has been called due to rainy conditions and standing water on the field. The Tornados and Cobras will look to reschedule the contests, but at the moment, no date has been set.
Brevard returns to action on Saturday, February 18th, as the Tornados take on Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, N.C. First pitch of the doubleheader between the Tornados and the Falcons is set for 2 p.m.


text:
Main Content
Directions on Reporting Issues
Report an Issue (on SCSU Widget):
1. Click "Report an Issue" and drag the red marker to where your issue is located. To better pinpoint your issue location, you can zoom in and zoom out on the map. Once you find your issue location, drop the marker and click "Report here!"
2. After clicking "Report an Issue," you will be taken to the report form where you can provide more in-depth information about your issue:
a) Category: Select the SCSU category that best describes your issue.
b) Summary: The summary will automatically default to the category you choose. For instance, it may default to "Road/Parking Lot Issues." However, you can provide a more descriptive summary like "Large Pothole Outside Dorm" if desired.
c) Description: Provide additional details about your issue. For instance, you can describe the shape and size of the pothole, mention how long it's existed, and anything else that may help get the issue resolved.
d) Upload an Image: Attach a phot of your issue (optional). Providing a photo may also help get your issued fixed quicker.
e) Email address: Include your email address so you can be updated about the issue. You also have the option to attach a display name to your issue.
3. Once you've completed the form, you can click "Report Your Issue."


text:
DCNR Salaried Positions
DCNR fills a variety of positions using lists of eligible candidates provided by the State Civil Service Commission. Generally, these positions require the applicant complete a Civil Service application and submit it according to the instructions provided in the application and test announcement. If you apply for a job that requires a written, oral, or performance examination, use on line scheduling report for testing. For some jobs, you will be rated based on your experience and training provided in your application materials. The State Civil Service Commission will send you the results of your examination or rating. If you pass the test and meet the minimum requirements of the position, your name is placed on the list of eligible candidates that may be considered for employment based on your score. The majority of DCNR positions are filled from this pool of eligible candidates. When we have a vacancy, we will request a list of eligible candidates from which to interview for that job title. We normally interview the highest ranking candidates on an eligible list.Job titles used by DCNR for which the State Civil Service Commission is accepting applications include:
We appreciate your interest in employment with the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. If you have any questions, please contact:
Bureau of Human Resources
PO Box 8768
Harrisburg, PA17105-8768
Telephone 717-787-8737
Fax 717-783-0220
"The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
is proud to be an equal opportunity employer."


text: Mayim Bialik, the former star of Blossom and currently on Big Bang Theory is getting divorced after nine years of marriage. Apparently having four people in the bed at the same time for the past few years was a little much for her husband. I know she says that the attachment parenting thing played no part, but to all live one room has to get to be a bit much after a while and Mayim said she planned on continuing it for the next few years. I hate to see couples split during the holidays, especially if they have children. Mayim is going to work full-time now and will get some nannies to replace her. They will wear wigs and talk about neuroscience so it will be like mom never left.


text:
News & Events
The Department of Music at Bridgewater State University is holding its 6th annual Scholarship Fundraising Gala Concert on Monday, Nov. 4, starting at 8 p.m. in Boyden Hall's Horace Mann Auditorium. Ensembles performing include the Chamber Choir, West African Drumming Ensemble, Jazz Ensembles, members of the Wind Ensemble, and various student vocal and instrumental soloists. A reception will follow. Tickets are $15 for adults; $10 for senior citizens, employees and alumni; and free for BSU students and youth.