text:
Is confidentiality respected at the Health & Wellness Center?
What happens if I am sick and cannot attend class?
May day students visit the Health & Wellness Center?
Is a doctor available at all times?
Is there a policy regarding prescription medications?
What if I miss meals and classes while I'm at the Center?
Does the Health & Wellness Center administer flu vaccine?
Why do I need to fill out health forms each year?
Health forms must be completed in full annually without exception. Students with incomplete forms are unable to register, reside on campus, or participate in school activities until requirements are met. Families are financially responsible for any services the school may coordinate in order to meet these requirements.
The immunization and permissions/authorization sections are especially important. Student immunization records must be reviewed and verified annually. Massachusetts has specific immunization requirements that may be different from year to year, and our health forms are updated to reflect these changes. Medical and religious exemptions are allowed with proper documentation.
We must have parent/guardian authorization to share health information and permission to provide healthcare services every year. Without it, we are legally prohibited from providing any care or service to a student. Questions about any aspect of health forms shoudl be directed to our staff by calling (413) 529-3234 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Are students required to have a physical exam every year?
All students are required to have a physical prior to returning to school each year. Annual physicals ensure that students are well and fit for attending school and participating in extra-curricular activities.
Understanding that the timing of physicals is often complicated by insurance requirements, the Health & Wellness Center requests that students have a new physical within 30 days of the one-year anniversary of their last physical. This allows the school to have updated records and ensures that students have been seen by a medical provider to ascertain that they are able to participate in the life of the school.
What happens if the physical is not scheduled to be completed by August 1?
Please provide a copy of the most recent physical on record. While we understand this may be the same copy the Health & Wellness Center has in its files, we need an additional copy for the current health file. When the updated physical takes place, please send the new record to replace the older record on file.
The Health & Wellness Center will be in touch with you in the month before your child's physical is due to make sure that one is scheduled and that parents are aware that the office is in need of a copy for the child's current record.
Please note that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has specific immunizations requirements in order for a student to attend the school. These are listed in the health form. Medical and religious exceptions are allowed with proper documentation.
What about health insurance?
All students are required to have comprehensive U.S.-based health insurance. International students may wish to purchase the school insurance plan. International students who do not purchase the school insurance plan must have their insurance plan approved by the Director of Health & Wellness Services.
Because insurance companies vary tremendously, we encourage all families to ensure that their child will have full coverage for routine and emergent healthcare in our local area of Hampshire and Hamden Counties in Massachusetts. Families are financially responsible for fees not covered by insurance.


text:
No-Bake Lucky Charms Treats
- 5 tablespoons butter
- 1 bag (10 oz) large marshmallows
- 6 cups Lucky Charms™ cereal
- 8 oz almond-flavored candy coating (almond bark)
- 2 to 3 drops green food color
Spray 13×9-inch pan with cooking spray.
In 3-quart or larger saucepan, melt 5 tablespoons butter over low heat. Add 1 bag (10 oz) large marshmallows. Cook, stirring constantly, until marshmallows are almost melted. Remove from heat; immediately stir in 6 cups Lucky Charms™ cereal.
Pour mixture into pan. With rubber spatula, press mixture down to fit evenly in pan. Cool about 30 minutes.
Microwave 8 oz almond-flavored candy coating (almond bark) as directed on bag. Stir in 2 to 3 drops green food color.
Cut cooled cereal mixture into 4 rows by 4 rows to make 16 bars. Dip bottom of each bar into melted candy coating. Place coating side up on sheet of waxed paper; let stand until coating is set before serving.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A COUPLE who suffered the heartbreak of losing their baby daughter have been left devastated after vandals struck at her graveside.
David and Ashleigh Clark's world was turned upside down in February when Isabelle Rose was stillborn.
Struggling to understand why their "angel" died, the couple, of Pallion, take comfort every day by visiting her grave at Bishopwearmouth Cemetery, where they light candles in her memory.
But they were left shattered after discovering vandals had stolen candles, smashed lights and set fire to special angel cakes at her graveside.
David, 27, of Pallion, Sunderland, said: "It made us feel sick to our stomachs when we saw what they'd done.
"Aren't we going through enough already? On top of everything else that's happened we now have to put up with this."
David's wife Ashleigh, 26, is believed to have suffered a placental abruption during pregnancy, leading to Isabelle Rose being stillborn at 37 weeks on February 2.
The family, including 17-month-old daughter Emma Louise, have visited the cemetery's baby garden – in which stillborn infants and babies who've died before reaching full term are buried – each day to light candles in the special lanterns they bought.
David, a chef, said: "When we arrived we found the lanterns had been opened and the candles taken.
"We also found the charred remains of the fairy cakes we had left there, they had obviously be burned. There were also solar-powered butterfly lights that surround the border that were smashed."
David tidied the grave up and has visited every day to make sure the vandals did not return.
He said: "I don't understand what kind of people would do this."
"This is not helping in our family's recovery."
David, who has reported last month's damage to Northumbria Police, is hoping dog walkers, or people walking through the cemetery, might have seen something.
He said: "We just hope whoever did this is caught because we wouldn't want anyone else to go through what we are currently going through."
The couple are also part of the Sleeping Angels group who are fund-raising to repair the baby garden which they say has been left in a poor state.
Inspector Dave Pickett, from Northumbria Police, said: "Inquiries into this theft are ongoing.
"This type of crime shows a lack of respect and is particularly distressing for family and friends of people who have been laid to rest in the cemetery.
"The community can be reassured that we will always do all we can to trace those responsible. I'd urge anyone with any information to contact us."


text:
The Swisher 6.75 gross torque log splitter features a powerful Briggs and Stratton engine to ensure optimal performance. The splitter offers 22-Ton of splitting force and a 13 second cycle time. The heavy-duty 2-stage pump provides maximum splitting performance. The splitter can function in both horizontal and vertical splitting positions. The B-Beam design creates a safe, natural log cradle that reduces the chance of the log rolling off the beam. The log stripper separates the log from the wedge if a complete split is not accomplished. Easily transport your splitter anywhere you want to go. It's road towable. Other features include: 25 in. opening and a 2.5 gal. protected poly hydraulic tank. Made in the USA.
- 6.75 Gross torque Briggs and Stratton engine
- 22-Ton horizontal and vertical splitting position
- 25 in. opening, 2 stage pump, direct drive
- 2.5 gal. protected poly hydraulic tank
- Log cradles, log stripper, road towable


text:
Sources close to San Francisco 49ers head coach Chip Kelly are saying that he doesn't intend to return to coach in the NCAA at the end of the season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Kelly has been proactive in denying any reports that he would be interested in a return but it appears he is being honest.
Kelly, who is 1-6 in his first season with the 49ers, has denied any interest in returning to Oregon as well, where he found most of his success and rose to prominence in the recruiting ranks.
When pressed not he issue, Kelly has stated, "No. I'm the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. So, not looking at anything else. I'm here."
After flaming out in Philedelphia, Kelly latched on to San Francisco as John Harbaugh left for Michigan. Kelly signed a four-year deal worth $24 million to coach the 49ers and has struggled through his first season. The Oregon Ducks are on a down swing, too.
The Ducks are 3-6 this season and have failed to duplicate the up tempo offense they became famous for during his tenure. Mark Helfrich, Kelly's offensive coordinator, took over duties as head coach.
Several colleges have allegedly reached out to Kelly to weigh his interest and they have been told that Kelly has none.
It's unlikely that he will be without a job after only one season in San Francisco, but if he is unable to turn the team around, he may have no other choice and be forced to return to the collegiate ranks.
Can't get enough of Campus Sports? Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to stay updated with the latest news and exclusive giveaways!


text:
United Kingdom - £ - English
- Store Finder
- Help
Tap image to zoom in
Tap anywhere to close Click anywhere to close
Shell Pink Turtle Neck Jumper
Product Details & Care Guide
Product Code: 372030473
Opt for this turtle neck jumper on casual days this season. Pair with jeans and lace up boots to finish.
- Turtle neckline
- Simple long sleeves
- Soft finish
- Ribbed trim
- Casual fit that is true to size
- Hannah is 5'7.5"/171cm and wears UK 10/EU 38/US 6
100% Acrylic.
Wash at 40 degrees.


text:
The Hunter Foundation's strategy is to pilot, prove and, where possible, have the relevant Government or Agencies adopt solutions to significant societal challenges.
To do so we generally work in strategic partnerships with fellow funders, Governments and Agencies and like-minded individuals; on the odd occasion we go it alone but our strong view is partnerships are a significant lever for change.
THF has a twin focus of domestic, that is UK, investment predominantly in educational initiatives and internationally in attempting to develop a sustainable model of economic and social development in partnership with African Government's i.e. enabling their vision not ours.
In the UK we partner with Children in Need on specific investments aimed at establishing a solution to the NEET challenge and with Cash for Kids in the West of Scotland.
Internationally amongst many other things our core focus is on delivering in partnership with the Clinton Foundation a model for economic and social enablement with the Rwandan and Malawian Governments. In doing so we are applying part of a joint funding pot we established with Comic Relief to leverage this activity.


text:
Gite Napoleon 4.5Km
ALPS OF HIGH PROVENCE - Prox. Gorges du Verdon WORTHY - COL OF Corobin - Outstanding Website! Altitude 1050 m - 4 stars Prefecture Authorised persons-6 Cottage 85 m2 comfortable for 6 / 7 persons with swimming pool (8x4 m)
1Contact More info Add
Le Mas du Loup 18.5Km
Dreaming of sun, peace, comfort and simplicity... The Mas du Loup, nestled in the foothills of Moustiers Sainte Marie (700 meters from city center), will warmly welcome you to rest and relax. After a continental breakfast, you can go hiking, wonder at the provencal markets, refresh yourself along the lake, and if you wish for other activities, we will be glad to guide you... You can also spend your time lazing about (napping, sunbathing, reading...) At the end of the day you will have the pleasure of walking to a restaurant. From simple fare to haute cuisine they are all within walking distance. And on your way back, the song of the crickets will accompany you and lull you to sleep.
68Contact More info Add
La Ferme du Petit S.. 19.0Km
Home on the farm in our B&B and cottage living in Moustiers Sainte Marie, Verdon, Provence. Old farm completely renovated by Noël and Sylvie, spacious and tastefully decorated, quiet. You can share dinner at our table and enjoy our Provencal and Mediterraneen cuisine. Guided hikes and mountain bike hire on site, numerous hiking, earthenware from Moustiers to visit, Gorges du Verdon.
1Contact More info Add
Suite Saint Vincent.. 23.4Km
Situated in the centre of a small medieval town, this pleasant guest house, where a personal welcome awaits you, dates back to the XVIth century. Private entrance from the outside / A wide bedroom of 90sq metres, a queen size bed/ There is also a private library, a large living room with a French billiard-table; TV with DVD/ Microwave oven and electric kettle, réfrigérator. Private shower room with toilet (bath towels supplied) Copious breakfast is served in the owners private dining room. Smoking not permitted. Paypal accepted
1Contact More info Add
Ferme Para Loù 28.0Km
The Farm Para lou have 4 independent charming rooms and 2 cottage**** The Located near the Verdon canyon and the Lac, surrounded by fields of lavender, olive trees and truffles. Laëtitia et Richard and their son Robin welcome you to their farm Para Loù. We will help you to discover this magnificient region and make your stay with us an enjoyable one. The farm offers safe car parking, a play area for children, a petanque pitch, volley-ball / badminton court, an swimming pool a relaxing sunbathing area. The swimming pool has a panoramic view of the Lake and also walking access to the Lake.
3Contact More info Add
Auberge Le Clos Jam.. 8.1Km
A 20 minutes de Castellane at the foot of the Gorges du Verdon, we welcome you to Jamac closed. We are located on secondary road 4085 has senez and you will discover the detour road towards Barrême napoleon. Jamac the closed structure is a home where you will find five guest rooms including two suites (for a total capacity of 15 persons) + a cottage and a restaurant
1Contact More info Add
Le Chalet de l'Imag.. 14.6Km
In a wooden house *****, luxurious Bed and Breakfast, steps to the water, with direct access from the garden to the lake and near ski stations at Val d'Allos and Vauplane. The French Chalet is situated in the mountains les Alpes de Haute Provence, 100 km north of Cannes and Nice near the Gorges du Verdon (the grand canyon of Europe) and the Lake of Castillon, at an altitude of 880 meters.
70Contact More info Add
Chambres d'hôtes à .. 17.6Km
Sian aqui ben Bed and Breakfast in Castellane, a village at the gates of the Verdon Gorge
50Contact More info Add
L'Oustaou de Mousti.. 18.3Km
One tourist apartment in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, near the Gorges du Verdon Lakes and to discover lavender, faience, nature, and Provence Verdon. . . in the Alpes de Haute-Provence
420Contact More info Add
Chambre d'hôtes Les.. 18.6Km
Set in a planted garden, this B&B is located in Digne-les-Bains. It offers mountain views and homemade jams are served for breakfast. Guests can relax on the furnished terrace, play on the swing or visit the farm. At Chambre d'hôtes Les Oliviers, all the rooms feature a private entrance and a desk. Each also includes a private bathroom and offers a mountain view. Breakfast is included and served every morning in the communal lounge. At Chambre d'hôtes Les Oliviers a shared kitchen and BBQ facilities are also available to guests. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property. Free private parking is also possible on site. Lavande Golf Club is 800 metres from the B&B, a mini-golf and a lake can be found 3 km away.
L'Odalyre 18.9Km
The Odalyre is a Provencal house, located 500 m from the village, near the GR4, we welcome you in a friendly, warm and very quiet.
75Contact More info Add
Les Lauriers 19.1Km
Located in Moustiers-Ste-Marie to the Verdon doors, the room is ideal for your active holiday or relaxing. Quiet 500m from the center of the village or are earthenware workshops, shops and restaurants, you will take the time to admire one of the most beautiful villages in France. leisure, the Verdon (12 km) are a paradise for nature lovers and walking, Mountain bike trails, paragliding, rafting, canyoning, climbing, swimming or Nautical (sailing, pedal boating, canoeing, swimming .... 4 km) all activities that will satisfy you.
65Contact More info Add
Gite dans Les Gorge.. 20.7Km
Weekly rental in Verdon - Provence, in the Verdon natural park, independent lodging for 3 to 4 guests in a castle lost in the nature. Very close to the famous Verdon Canyon and sentier Martel.
370Contact More info Add
Au Jardin de Flore 20.8Km
Giono sung by the country, our home offers throughout the year a breath of fresh air and a breath of freshness, peace and beauty of authentic landscapes and preserved.
60Contact More info Add
Le Vieil Aiglun 22.1Km
Located in the only year Remains of ancient town dating back to the 16th century, charming self-catering houses with great comfort (3 and 4 stars). Large swimming pool, stunning panoramic views onto the Provence, the Alps and the Verdon area. Golf (18 holes) nearby. English spoken.
630Contact More info Add
La Fontaine 23.1Km
In the heart of the NATURAL RESERVE OF the VERDON, in a charming quiet Provençal village, Puimoisson, situated on "le plateau de Valensole", the capital of Lavandin, this house of village, with big garden, porch and terrace with clear view(sight), near Moustiers-sainte-marie and the lake "Sainte Croix du Verdon" gives you the possibility of practising the mountain bike, the hike(ride), the bathing, the peach(fishing), the gliding, or the idleness! 120 m ², 3 bedrooms and mézzanines (8 in 10 sleepings around), well equipped great cuisine(large kitchen), lounge(show), stay, MORE terrace and porch, seen clear, calms down. Possibility lesson of pottery, modelling, drawing. Rural trade near. This house is also for sale.
400Contact More info Add
Le Relais d'Asse-Ch.. 23.2Km
At the heart of Haute Provence, Le Relais d 'welcomes you to its Asse quatrechambres & B comfortable and quiet, two family double with breakfast and host table in the evening. Many attractions in the area. Two family suites.
60Contact More info Add
Gîte Les Vignes De .. 23.6Km
The GITE "Vineyards of the Tower Saint Blaise" welcomes you with all its comfort in a former sheepfold located in a quiet wilderness. View of the surrounding mountains, south facing 1 km from the village of Trigance. You will enjoy cool nights in summer thanks to the altitude of 960 m from the property. The set consists of 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with toilets, fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace and wood stove, large covered terrace, solarium terrace and barbecue in the garden.
110Contact More info Add
La Rigouêtte 24.0Km
RIGOUETTE: In the Geological Reservation of Linking. Opened by April 1st at the end of September. Nice villa with patio in a calm place with view on mountains. 2 ch. of guests with separated access. 1 ch. with big window in basement, kitchen, corner living room, dining of baths / toilet: 1 bed 140 + 1
70Contact More info Add
Le Vieux Castel 25.3Km
Catherine welcome you at le Vieux Castel in Roumoules, a former Roman village ideally situated between Greoux-les-bains and Moustiers Sainte Marie, and only a few minutes away from Le Lac de Sainte Croix. You will appreciate the charm and the authenticity of this XVIIth country-house having belonged to the Clerissys family , famous potter of King Louis XIV and creators of the earthenware from Moustiers.
85Contact More info Add
Champautric 1 25.6Km
Apartment CHAMPAUTR.. 25.7Km
Please inform Apartment CHAMPAUTRIC 2 in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Please note that the full amount of the reservation is due before arrival. Interhome will send a confirmation with detailed payment information. After full payment is taken, the property's details, including the address and where to collect keys, will be emailed to you.
L'Oustalet des Duye.. 26.8Km
Bed and Breakfast, Gîtes de France, located in Wads, in the Valley of Duyes, 2 km from Thoard and 22 km from Digne-les-Bains, the capital of lavender.
30Contact More info Add
Château d'Allemagne.. 28.1Km
The "concierge" of the castle is a house with a large living room, dining-room, fully equipped kitchen, 5 bedrooms-a-bed, 2 bath-shower room, 3 WC. The house is carefully furnished and decorated. It can accommodate max. 10 people. In front of the house is a large garden with the necessary furniture. Access and private parking. A large swimming pool is at the bottom of the park belonging to the field alone. The Castle of Germany-en-Proven lies on the typical Provencal village of the same name with a bar / restaurant, snack, bakery. Supermarkets, post office, shops, provencal walked 7 km.
850Contact More info Add
La Bastide des Rose.. 28.1Km
St Julien D Asse
Rooms and breakfast. Seasonal rental in the heart of Provence, near the Gorges du Verdon, surrounded by lavender and olive trees. pool, terrace.
75Contact More info Add
Maison d'Hôtes le ".. 28.2Km
In the historical center of Riez, near the Verdon canyon and the Sainte Croix lake we will be very pleased to welcome you for your holiday in Provence.
85Contact More info Add
Le Petit Fabre 28.6Km
In a farm building from a small charm, a cozy room and quiet you attend.Au amid lavender, near the Gorges du Verdon, 5 minutes from Lake St. Croix du Verdon in peace and the light of this wonderful site What Plateau Valensole amazing scenery awaits you at any time. A romantic room with flavors of Provence, with a bathroom and bathtub, Private toilet and a balcony donant on a small wooded valley are available for you reposser your walks and swimming.
75Contact More info Add


text:
I Like to Read to Escape Reality
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 110 People
Sometimes I'm so into a bookand if the character is in danger or says something daft, I actually talk out loud xD
nobodynumbah8 16-17, F 1 Dec 7, 2015
Forgetting My Problemi love it when i'm immersed in a story of a novel, i can just run away from reality and my problem for a while...i can't just block out every thing and just focus on the story where i can imagine being someone else and go through adventure and place i never went. its not that i...
miawinchester 22-25, F 0 Feb 10, 2012
Ready Vs. RealityI am so fed up with my life and what i have done to mess it up. I dont know what to do anymore, so when i get to a point where i feel like giving up on everything i pick up a book and escape into this world of fantasy. I am afraid of what i would do it i didnt have that.
Jann 26-30, F 0 Apr 5, 2007
Books Can Save You.'A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.' My childhood left me self-doubtful, self-loathing, cynical, reclusive, and misanthropic. The only escape I had, and have, from all the bad stuff going on in my life is reading. I love to...
Ragelovelumos 18-21, F 1 Aug 7, 2012
Reality SucksEvents of my childhod left me reclusive, self-doubting, self-destructive and more than slightly bitter about people in general. Not that any of this was visible externally. Growing up I was a well mannered, properly respectful, a better than average student who lived in...
Katija 51-55, F 5 Responses 6 Jul 28, 2007
Helps AlotI love to read alot.It also helps me escape reality.I end up in my fantasy world where in the book im there watching what there going through.My escape.
eyeslikestars 26-30, F 0 Nov 15, 2011


text:
Interested in digital health, wearables, fitness, tech or startups? Subscribe to our free weekly newsletter and receive reader offers, exclusive reviews and competitions – simply complete the form below.
Rapid Life Sciences Ltd. and its partners may from time to time send you technology newsletters, updates about your subscription and information relating to other relevant products and services. Your details will not be passed to 3rd parties. By providing your details you consent to being sent these communications. You can unsubscribe from any or all of these communications at any time.
An internal error has occured. Please refresh the page and try again.


text:
RPC , Duncan Cotterill, Nixon Peabody, and Seri Manop & Doyle recently worked together to successfully complete cross-border transactional work on behalf of New Zealand and US based clients. A New Zealand based trust along with another US based shareholder sought counsel in order to sell shares in a UK company.
RPC advised the vendors on the share sale and purchase documentation along with the impact of the sale in the context of the company's Articles of Association and existing Shareholders Agreement. The collaboration aspect further unfolded as there were parties that needed to sign the documentation in New Zealand, the US and Thailand. The specific signing requirements were handled seamlessly for the clients resulting in appropriate certification for completion of the sale. The team of TerraLex firms were also able to handle the execution and notarization of documents under the TerraLex referral scheme – resulting in added cost saving for the clients.


text:
Thank you for partnering with us in our mission to raise awareness, tell stories, provide solutions, and reach people. With your gift, we are able to tell more stories, mobilize doers, and reach more people who are deserving of love and hope. When you give, you are more than a donor; you become a part of our army of love!
Become a corporate sponsor by donating items, volunteers, or funds to our awareness campaigns. Contribute any amount that is comfortable with your business or organization. When you give, you automatically become a sponsor, and a part of our #lovearmy.
We will feature your organization or business in the awareness campaign you decide to sponsor.
Become a monthly supporter with a small donation per month. No matter how small, your contribution will help us grow and reach more people. Consider automating a small love gift per month, and join the
Donate a one-time gift to our organization to help us raise more awareness and reach more people. Your gift is important as it will help us continue to tell stories and mobilize people to serve others.
If you would like to mail your gift, please send a check or money order payable to:
- Love Beyond Walls
- 3270 East Main Street
- College Park GA, 30337
How secure is online giving/payments?
PayPal is a secure way to make a payment with your credit/debit card or bank account information because this information is only processed on PayPal's secure system. The organization never sees or has access to your credit/debit card or bank account information.


text:
WANTED:I am an ex-VMKer and have been looking for the 10 pins to the VMK pirate mystery pin boxes. I have gotten 9, and have mostly triples and some doubles of all of them. I am looking for that last Pluto's Treasure pin. I am willing to trade any other VMK pirate box series pin (or two, or three for that ONE pin)or other pins in my collection if necessary ( I can show pictures of both the VMK pins and all of my pins if somebody is willing to trade me this pin and help me remember VMK; to have the full set... ::imtheone:
*NOTE: These are not the LE VMK-style pins like from the game, these were the ones you bought in the park, not the CM exclusive ones.
EDIT: Oh, and since I am new to this forum, and a first-time online trader, 'twould seem there may be trust issues. BUT, if the trader requests, we can work something out =). I just need this pin, and am willing to take chances to get it (In short, I would be willing to send the settled trade to you first, if need be, so you get it, then you can send it to me. If I lose a pin, oh well, i'll try again.) Oh, and I am Adventurebry, or Alphapanchito, if any VMK players out there remember me!
BTW, the above post was on Disboards also, if anybody goes on both sites here and this seems familiar :P.


text: Michael Arena is President and had previously served as First Vice President after joining the board as the Vice President of the Awards Contest in January 2012. As the Director for Communications and Marketing for the City University of New York, he is responsible for planning and implementation of the university system's media, public information and marketing efforts. Prior to joining CUNY, he was an award-winning Special Writer for Newsday and New York Newsday, with an investigative reporting career spanning more than 20 years. He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 1987 and shared a Pulitzer Prize in 1997 for spot reporting on the downing of TWA Flight 800. He graduated from The City College New York. Colin DeVries is Vice President of the Awards Dinner. He has previously served as Vice President of the Awards Contest, Vice President of Special Projects, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer. He is also co-chair of the Student Relations Committee, in charge of outreach to local college and graduate journalism students. Additionally, he is a member of the Society of Professionals Journalists Membership Committee. He works as public relations manager at NYU Lutheran Medical Center in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Previously, he was a digital editor at the New York Daily News, helping to manage and edit content for NYDailyNews.com. Prior to that he was managing editor of the News Corp-owned TimesLedger Newspapers in Queens and has worked as a reporter and editor at newspapers in upstate New York. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in communication and information studies at Rutgers University, has studied journalism at New York University and received his bachelor's degree from the University at Albany. Daniel Roberts is Vice President of the Awards Contest. He is a Writer at Yahoo Finance. Before that, he spent more than five years at Fortune. He is the primary author of the book Zoom: Surprising Ways to Supercharge Your Career. He has also written for a wide range of other publications, in print and online, including Sports Illustrated, Salon and The Daily Beast. Before Fortune and Yahoo, Mr. Roberts spent time reporting for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Daily News and the New York Post. He grew up in Massachusetts and is a graduate of Middlebury College and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Jessica Seigel joined the board as Vice President of Events in January 2013. She is an Adjunct Professor of journalism at New York University, with more than 20 years experience across media as a National Correspondent for the Chicago Tribune, Columnist for Glamour magazine, and the on-air "Countess of Culture" for NPR's Day to Day. Her investigative work in science, health and culture has appeared in outlets including Marketplace public radio, The New York Times and National Geographic Traveler. She won the Front Page Award for a Lifetime exposé on the clothing industry and top honors from the American Society of Journalists and Authors for a Los Angeles Magazine diet scam investigation and Ms. Magazine science feature on ape and human politics. She is a graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where she served as President of the SPJ student chapter. Polly Whittell has been Vice President of Membership since January 2013, after serving as Membership Chair, Assistant Treasurer, and Co-Chair of the Awards Contest. She has most recently been working as a freelance writer and editor/copyeditor for a variety of websites and magazines dealing with general, business, travel and sports news. Prior to that she spent more than a decade at Hearst Magazines as an Associate and Senior Editor and writer, during which time she won an environmental journalism award, was honored for an investigative report on drug smuggling, and was a contributing author to Against the Sea, a true-adventure anthology published and reprinted by Avon and Hearst Books. Her articles have also been reprinted in magazines in England, Germany, New Zealand and Brazil. She graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, completedthe Harvard-Radcliffe publishing program, and attended Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. Claire Regan, the Vice President of Special Projects, previously served as Vice President of the Awards Dinner and continues as the Scholarship Committee Chair. She has been an active member of the club's Executive Council for more than 20 years, and previously served as a vice president and as newsletter editor and designer. She is Associate Managing Editor and Curation Lead in thedigitally-focused newsroom of the Staten Island Advance and an Assistant Professor of Journalism at Wagner College, where she advises the student newspaper. She completed a yearlong fellowship in journalism ethics and has been a visiting faculty member at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies in St. Petersburg, Fla. Her editing and design work has been honored by the Associated Press, the New York Press Club and the Society for News Design. Three Rubes she earned from the Deadline Club for spot news presentation are proudly displayed in her office. In March 2014, Claire received the Charles O'Malley Award for Teaching Excellence from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. She is aboard member and past president of the New York State Associated Press Association, a judging facilitator for the Society for News Design and a frequent presenter at conferences for journalism students. Melissa Heule is the Vice President of Communications. She joined the board as Secretary in January 2013 and Vice President of Communications in 2015. She continues to work on The Club's newsletter, website, and social media. She has previously freelanced at a number of small publications in New Jersey. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Theater from Ramapo College of New Jersey. Janelle Crispyn, of iHeartMedia, is the current Secretary to The Club. She previously served on the Professional Council. She is a broadcast journalist working as a reporter, editor and announcer at Clear Channel Communications Total Traffic Network who can be heard on stations including 1010 WINS, WCBS-FM, Sirius Radio and other radio stations in the New York Metropolitan Area. She also has worked as news director for radio stations on Long Island, Westchester County, upstate New York and Indiana. Her background includes reporting and announcing at Dow Jones voice Information Services and working as an advertising representative for Editor & Publisher Magazine. She has also taught radio course as an adjunct professor at St. John's University and Long Island University. Recent voiceover work includes the movie "Broken City" with Russell Crowe and Mark Wahlberg. Gary Shapiro, is the Assistant Secretary. He is a staff writer in the Office of Communications & Public Affairs at Columbia University. He has written for the Wall Street Journal. Shapiro was on staff at The Forward (national Jewish newspaper) and The New York Sun. He wrote a column about New York called "The Knickerbocker." A former contributing editor for the quarterly journal, The American Scholar, Shapiro is also a certified tour guide in New York. Treasurer Michael Rizzo is the Director of the Journalism Program and an Assistant Professor at St. John's University. He is the former General Manager/Executive Director for News and Sports at ABC News Radio and was a news writer, producer and manager at ABC-TV News. He was also a Managing Editor at Fios1 News and News12 and a Senior Producer at The Daily news app. He is also a freelance reporter for The Tablet newspaper. Michael became a Deadline Club member in 2014. He graduated from Fordham University with a B.A. in Communications and holds an M.B.A. from St. John's University. Executive Council Peter Szekely is Chairman as the immediate past president of The Club. He became the club's First Vice President in 2013 after joining the board as Assistant Treasurer in 2009 and serving the next three years as Treasurer. In 2007, he became secretary-treasurer of the Newspaper Guild of New York, which represents more than 2800 journalists and other employees at 19 New York area-based news organizations and other companies, including Consumer Reports, Newsweek/The Daily Beast, The New York Times, Standard & Poor's, Thomson Reuters and Time Inc. Szekely primarily oversaw the union's finances, contract enforcement and communications. He later served in the number one seat in the union. Before becoming a full-time Guild officer, Szekely spent more than 25 years as a correspondent with Reuters, mostly in its Washington bureau, where he covered the U.S. economy, labor, securities regulation, energy and general news. A graduate of Northeastern University, Szekely briefly worked for two daily newspapers in Massachusetts before joining Reuters. Allan Chernoff is a member of the Executive Council after having served as Vice President of Events. He is CEO of Chernoff Communications, which provides corporate and not-for-profit clients with writing, video production, media training and media strategy services. He is author of The Tailors of Tomaszow, a communal memoir and history of Holocaust survivors. For 11 years Allan Chernoff was CNN's Senior Correspondent in New York, reporting for all CNN networks as well as writing for CNN.com and CNNMoney.com. Previously, he served as Senior Correspondent for CNBC where he reported for both CNBC and NBC News programs for a decade. He is one of the founding journalists of CNBC predecessor Financial News Network (FNN). Allan's writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Financial Times, and Money, among many other publications. His honors include six Deadline Club Awards, two National Headliner Awards, two New York Festival Awards, and he was a reporter on teams winning three Peabody Awards, a DuPont Award and an Online Journalism Award. Allan is a graduate of Brown University. He tweets from @allanchernoff. Tricia Couture returns to the Deadline Club and NYC after four years in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she produced articles for Charlotteviewpoint.org and The Charlotte Observer and served on the board of Charlotte SPJ. She's a freelance writer/editor and is currently working on one of Random House's daily online newsletters. Her past credits include Spafinder.com, Everydayhealth.com, Syfy.com (a division of NBC Universal, Rewardtv.com (a division of NBC Universal), and American Lawyer Media. She also produced the blog "Cheap Chick in the City" detailing free and cheap things to do in NYC, for more than four years. Robert Greenman Co-Chair for High School Journalism Outreach, joined the Deadline Club about 10 years ago, specifically to bring professional journalists to high school newspaper staffs. Deadline Club members speak to high school journalists about their work, and Club members teach at Columbia Scholastic Press Association conventions. At the Annual Awards banquet, the Club honors an educator for "the excellence in teaching and the professionalism of student newspaper advising." Greenman taught English and journalism in Brooklyn, N.Y., at James Madison High School and Edward R. Murrow High School. He advised Madison's student newspaper and wrote The Adviser's Companion. In the 1990's, he was a newspaper-in-education consultant for The New York Times, and wrote Using The New York Times as Your Journalism Textbook. Greenman also wrote educational materials for Newsday, Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal. He is the author of Words That Make a Difference; and, with his wife, Carol, wrote More Words That Make a Difference. He contributes for the language Web site, Visual Thesaurus. Pamela Hamilton has been a member of the Professional Council since January 2013, after serving a year on the Executive Council. A seasoned television producer, she is currently developing original programming and serves as a media consultant. Ms. Hamilton earned her journalism credentials at NBC News where she was a Staff Producer for over a decade covering hard news and overseeing the entertainment unit of the Today Show, Weekend. Her work has appeared on NBC, WNBC, VH1, and she was a producer on the documentary "Grateful Dawg," winner at the 2001 Newport International Film Festival. Ben Lesser, of Reuters, previously served as Treasurer. Suzanne Woolley is a personal finance writer and editor for Bloomberg.com, where she collaborates across many of Bloomberg's media platforms, including digital video and radio. She previously worked at BusinessWeek, where she covered a wide variety of financial beats before heading up the Markets & Investments section and, later, the Personal Finance section. She has also been a senior writer and senior editor at Money magazine. Suzanne joined Bloomberg in 2009 as part of the company's acquisition of BusinesssWeek. She re-launched Bloomberg's personal finance web site, created a personal finance blog and weekly personal finance newsletter and oversaw special reports on retirement, risk and behavioral finance. She is a graduate of Dickinson College, and has served as a board member for the Financial Women's Association. She tweets as @wealthwatch. Lauren Young is the Money editor at Reuters, where she is developing personal finance, wealth management and investing coverage for professional and consumer audiences. She previously worked at BusinessWeek, covering all aspects of personal finance. Before joining BusinessWeek, Young had a similar beat as a senior writer at SmartMoney. She also covered mutual funds and capital markets for Dow Jones News, where she a frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal. Young, who once appeared on all three major network morning talk shows during the same week, hosts an online video series for Reuters.com called "Money Clip." She is a frequent guest on media outlets such as NPR, BBC, CNN, MSNBC and YahooFinance.Young is a recipient of the Investment Company Institute's Award for Excellence in Personal Finance Journalism. She is an honors graduate of Penn State University and received her masters in journalism from Northwestern University. Although she served as the president of the Medill Club of New York City and was awarded the Northwestern University Alumni Association Service Award, she is a die-hard Nittany Lions fan. Young serves on the boards of Penn State's Schreyer Honors College, Penn State Hillel as well as the Deadline Club of New York City. Advisory Council (former Presidents) J. Alex Tarquinio is a member of the Advisory Council. She served as chairwoman of the Executive Council in 2014 and 2015, and as President in 2012 and 2013. During her term as President, The Club revived the New York Journalism Hall of Fame, an important tradition that had been dormant for 13 years, which she continues to chair. She is the national Secretary-Treasurer of the Society of Professional Journalists and a member of the SDX Foundation's board of directors. Tarquinio has two decades of experience as a writer and editor. She was the Special Issues Editor of The Real Deal, where she was in charge of all editorial content for the Los Angeles and Miami editions of the magazine. She has also worked at Time Inc., Dow Jones, SmartMoney Magazine, and Forbes.com, where she was the first Investing Editor. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The International Herald Tribune, Reader's Digest Magazine, Kiplinger's, The San Francisco Chronicle, and many others. She received a German Marshall Fund fellowship for a reporting residency in Cyprus. She graduated with honors from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she received a U.C. President's Undergraduate Fellowship, and from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She tweets from @alextarquinio. Steve Dunlop serves on the Advisory Council and served as President in 1992. He was morning news editor and writer for WOR Radio in the late 1970's, a street reporter and anchor for New York's Ten O'Clock News (WNYW-TV) in the 1980's, as well as field correspondent for WNBC-TV's Today in New York in the mid-1990's. In 1999, following reporting stints at Fox and Reuters, Dunlop was named a correspondent for CBS News, where he was assigned to the network's Bulletin Center. He was responsible for special reports as well as breaking news updates to the CBS Evening News. Currently, he is the president of Dunlop Media, Inc., a New York-based professional training and coaching firm. John C. Long, The Wall Street Journal, retired, and St. John's and Hofstra University professor. Professional Council Betsy Ashton serves on the Professional Council. She served as President in both 1994 and 2000, and was co-chair of the SPJ National Convention that The Deadline Club hosted in New York City in 2004. She was the first woman to serve as President of the Washington, D.C. chapter of SPJ in 1989. She also served as Vice Chairwoman of the Sigma Delta Chi Foundation, and won the 2007 Wells Memorial Key for outstanding service to the national society. Betsy was a radio and television news reporter and anchorwoman in Washington, D.C., for ten years before coming to New York as consumer reporter for WCBS-TV and the CBS Morning News in 1982. Betsy Ashton's Guide to Living On Your Own, was published by Little, Brown in 1988. She has written for numerous publications but now works full time as a portrait artist, and serves on the board of directors of the Friends of Thirteen/WNET-TV, New York's Public Television station. She is also a professional and highly successful portrait artist. Rebecca Baker is currently National SPJ President Elect and a member of the Advisory Council of Past Presidents. She served as Chairwoman of the Executive Council, since January 2012. During her two-year term as President, she was honored as SPJ's Outstanding Professional Member of 2010-11. She previously served as SPJ's Region 1 Director, overseeing all student and professional chapters in the northeast. She is managing editor at New York Law Journal and previously worked at The Record in New Jersey, The Journal News in New York and the New Haven Register in Connecticut. She is a graduate of Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. and of Carlow University in Pittsburgh. Rich Barbieri serves on the Professional Council. He joined the Club as a member of the Executive Council in January 2013. He is Deputy Managing Editor of CNNMoney.com, where he helps manage a newsroom of more than 30 reporters and editors. Before he was at CNN, which he joined in September 2007, Barbieri spent 15 years at American Lawyer Media as a reporter and editor. He spent five of those years as editor of Legal Times in Washington, D.C. Anastasia Economides was a member of the Executive Council. She joined the board as Assistant Secretary in January 2013. She currently works as intermediate editor at The New York Times. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Newsday, The Star Ledger and amNY. She is also a 2009 scholarship recipient of The National Judicial College's Court and Media Reporting conference in Nevada. She is a graduate of CUNY Graduate School of Journalism and Adelphi University. She aims to continue serving the city that raised her as an urban multimedia journalist. Rubina Madan Fillion is the director of audience engagement at The Intercept, where she focuses on social media, analytics, newsletters and search-engine optimization. She previously spent seven years at The Wall Street Journal as a social media editor and graphics editor. She was also a freelance graphics editor for The New York Times. She has written for Reuters, the Huffington Post, the New York Post, SPIN and the Associated Press.Rubina is an adjunct professor at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. She has also taught a course on digital journalism at New York University. She serves on the boards of the Deadline Club and the Online News Association's New York group. Catherine Gin joined the board in 2010, and has been Secretary (2010 to 2012 and 2015) and Assistant Secretary (2016). She has worked at newspapers, magazines and websites in the U.S., the U.K. and Australia. Most recently a social media consultant and web/newsletter editor at Advertising Age, she has been a copy editor for Martha Stewart Living, Weight Watchers Magazine (in the U.S. and Australia), Patch and the Australian editions of Women's Health and Woman's Day. She was an editor at Snooth Media, Nomad Editions, Rovi Corporation and Oxfam Great Britain. Catherine is a graduate of University of Technology, Sydney, and University of Sydney, and studied at New York University. Jacqueline Leo is a member of the Professional Council. She joined the board as the Vice President of the Awards Dinner in January 2012. She is Editor in Chief of The Fiscal Times, a digital news, opinion and media service devoted to comprehensive quality reporting on vital fiscal, budgetary, health care and international economic issues. Ms. Leo has worked in a variety of media, including various editorial and marketing positions. She was Director of Digital Operations at the Meredith Corporation; Editorial Director of Women's Magazines at The New York Times, and Editorial Director of ABC News' "Good Morning America." From 2001 through November 2007, Ms. Leo was Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of Reader's Digest. Prior to that, she was Director of Editorial Operations at Consumer Reports. Her latest book, SEVEN The Number for Happiness, Love and Success, was published in December 2009 by a division of Hachette. Ms. Leo is a former President of the American Society of Magazine Editors and served on the Board of Governors of the New York Academy of Sciences for ten years. Most recently, she was named to Media Industry Newsletter's Editorial Hall of Fame in November 2009. The Fiscal Times editorial staff operates from offices in New York and the National Press Building in Washington, D.C. Website address: www.thefiscaltimes.com. Brittany VanBibber, joined the board as Secretary in 2016, and previously served as Assistant Treasurer in 2015. She graduated from New York University in May 2014 with a degree in Journalism and Economics. She worked as an editorial intern at Investment News, and has written for Entrepreneur.com, the Muck Rack blog, and Social Media Week's blog. She now works full-time as the Associate Social Media Editor for AOL.com, helping to manage the distribution and strategy of the site's content on social media channels. She tweets from @BritVanB. Abi Wright is a member of the Professional Council. She joined the Executive Council in January 2013. She is Director of the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards and the John Chancellor Award at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism. Wright was a 2011 Punch Sulzberger Fellow at the School. She spent seven years working at the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), most recently as Communications Director. She was responsible for CPJ's overall communications strategy, publicizing issues, handling breaking news and producing the annual benefit dinner. Wright spent 2003 through 2005 reporting on press abuses throughout Asia as CPJ's Asia program coordinator. That job involved tracking and documenting regional trends, including the jailing of journalists in China and criminal defamation charges against journalists in Indonesia. She is a graduate of Barnard College, and an experienced television producer. Wright has worked for NBC News, ABC News and Fox News. She also serves on the board of the Overseas Press Club.


text:
20 minutes after the bathroom encounter and I'm sitting on the couch across from Mom, both of us facing the middle. My legs are folded underneath my body and I'm cradling a cup of hot ovaltine-and-decaf in my hands. I didn't even know we had decaf in the house, and I'm kind of disgusted by the taste of it (it's contaminating my ovaltine, damnit), but it'll never be said that I didn't do everything I could to keep the baby growing inside of me healthy. What if I drank regular coffee instead and it grew two heads and, when it came time to give the baby up for adoption, no one would take it? Not that I've decided to give it up for adoption, I haven't even had time to make a pro/con list yet, but still. I'm determined to do this pregnancy right, especially after getting sex so very, very wrong.
Mom is staring at me, unblinking, lost in thought. I let her be, mostly because I'm relishing the calm before the storm. She's been soft and quiet and everything opposite of Lorelai since I told her, and I really don't want to snap her out of it, because I don't think I can handle crazy Lorelai at the moment. I just need a few more minutes to prepare myself, that's all. I know that she'll eventually start running around screaming about condoms and Jess and eunuchs, and I want to relish the peace while it's available.
I take another sip of the dreaded decaf as I watch her eyeball my abdomen, no doubt planning to go buy the entire stock of pregnancy tests at a drug store far, far away. After all, I only took two, and one was defunct. It won't be completely real for her until there are fifty tests littered across the bathroom counter and a test result from the doctor in her hand. Rory being pregnant would mean Rory following in Lorelai's footsteps and Rory missing out on the same things that Lorelai missed out on, like a college life unencumbered by a baby. The idea of missing out on college at all hasn't crossed my mind, because there's no way that will happen, but I'm sure she's thought of it.
But, here's the thing. I'm pretty confident, now that I've calmed down a bit, that I can still make it through the rest of the Chilton school year and on into Yale. Now that I'm all rational and drinking coffee (even if it is decaf), I think that I can handle this pregnancy and all that it entails. I'm used to getting little sleep because I'm a freak about my grades, so that's a non-issue, and once school's over it'll be summer and there will be nothing for me to worry about except taking care of myself and the baby. Once Yale starts, yeah, that'll be difficult, but I really don't think that I'll be unable to handle it. It's not like I've ever had a wild party life, or anything close to it, and I do have, after all, the greatest support system on the planet: Mom, Lane, Luke, basically the entire town of Stars Hollow. . . Maybe even Jess, once I get around to telling him.
Jeez, it's only been three hours since I took the first test, and I'm not even sure I really am pregnant yet (except, really, I am sure), and I'm thinking about telling Jess about it. Just wait, Rory, wait. Once I've been to the doctor, and talked with Mom about everything that could ever pertain to pregnancy, and made one thousand and one pro/con lists concerning adoption vs. raising the baby, then I can call Jess.
Mom's coming out of her trance, now, and her eyes are darting back and forth between mine. I can feel the panic rolling off of her in waves, and, oh dear, she looks pretty damn scary.
"Okay, so let me get this straight. You and Jess went into a dark, empty room together, at a kegger, got frisky, and did the deed, sans condom. "
I'm really reluctant to answer her, because saying yes gives her ample reason for flying off the handle, but I've got to be honest and open with her, because that's just who we are. Gilmore Girls, together for life. I also just want to get to the part where she comforts me, because damn, do I feel like a cliché.
"Time, location, and partner aside, Jesus, Rory, didn't I teach you better than that? Especially given the circumstances of your birth, how could you possibly have had sex without a condom? Especially with Jess's - - experience - - how could you possibly have thought it'd be safe? What if you've got an STI?"
"You did, Mom, you really did teach me better. This is my fault, I know that! Please, please don't think that this has anything to do with you, because it doesn't. I made a mistake, I got carried away, and-"
Ooooh, she looks pissed.
"You got carried away! What about Jess, huh? Why didn't he stop and think about what you two were doing? Why didn't he, the experienced one, wait for just a fucking moment to put the damn condom on? And, oh holy shit, I think I'm going to be sick, because Jess, delinquent Jess, had unprotected sex with my baby and got her pregnant. That boy is dead, goddamnit, fucking dead!"
Shit, oh god, she's getting up. I know where she's going, and I can't let her go there, I can't let her go yell at Luke in front of everybody because she's panicking just like I knew she would, just like I was before she got home, and I really don't want the townies to find out this way. I need to calm her down, because I'm just a kid and I need my Mommy to help me buy pregnancy tests and call the doctor and hold my hand when they all say pregnant (like I know they will, because doesn't a mother always just know?) and now I'm freaking out even more because STI's? I didn't even thing about those.
"Mom! Mom, please, stay on the couch with me. I know I screwed up, I know Jess screwed up, and please believe me when I say that I'll call him and tear him a new one. . . IF I'm pregnant." I'm tearing up again, and I know I look pathetic with my mug cradled against my cheek my eyes all red and puffy. "I need help because I'm scared and I don't want this to be happening and it is and I'm really nervous and I need you!"
I can tell that she's calming down a bit, because she's the best mom on the planet and if I need her she'll never let me down. She takes a few deep breaths, thinks for a minute, then grabs the hand not holding the mug, clasping it between both of her own and looking into my eyes. All I can see is the comforting blue so similar to my own, and I'm perfectly okay with that.
"Okay. Okay, here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna drive in the direction opposite Hartford and stop at the first drugstore we see after 45 minutes, and we're gonna buy as many tests as we can fit in the basket. While we're doing that, I'm going to call the doctor and make an appointment for as soon as we can get in, okay? Then we'll come home and take all of the tests. If some of them say positive, we'll hold out hope that you're pee is mutated and you're really not pregnant, okay? We'll also hope that karma really isn't a bitch, and that you've got perfectly healthy lady bits. It'll all be okay, baby, because I'm your mom and I say so."
She says exactly what I knew she would and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that, because I want to take all the tests we can carry and have the test result from the doctor in my hand before I believe that I'm pregnant, too. But here's the problem; I know I'm pregnant, because I'm a mom now, too, and mom's always know.


text:
|20 Mar 2015
USB is not being read.
I can see the usb but I can not access it and I fear the files may have been deleted. I tried managing the device but and changing the drive path but the computer did not even register that as an option. The usb is a SM3255aa Memory Bar with very important information. I have tried Jetflash and Testdisk and both fail to see the usb. However i can see that it says F:// on my computer. It continues to say "Please insert disk into removable disk F:". I don't know what else to do exactly from this. I just recently removed the usb from my tv (it worked fine then) by the time it reached my computer, something happened, I'm not sure what and I am panicking. Please help.
|My System Specs
|20 Mar 2015
First of all welcome to the seven forum.
Do you know when it first happened and what you were doing at the time:
|My System Specs
|20 Mar 2015
USB is note being read
I pulled it from my tv (powered off) and then inserted it into my computer (powered on)
|My System Specs
|20 Mar 2015
It has just happened within the last 3 hours. I don't know what else to say besides that.
|My System Specs
|21 Mar 2015
You can use a restore point and say go back 3 or 4 days. You wont lose any of your documents of files.
System Recovery Options
See if this helps you.
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads
Folder read only and want all files placed in to become auto read only
Creating a new Folder as read only and would like to have all files placed into that new Folder become read only as they are added or moved into that read only Folder. If Windows 7 cannot handle this is there any kind of software utility Haddon I can get to perform this task?
|General Discussion
public tv folder read only? mythtv needs read write persmissions
I tried unchecking read only. When apply and look it is back to read only. How can I make this read and write permission?
|Network & Sharing
dvd drive wont read specific disk, will read on other vista computer
hey, my computer generally reads disks, music cd's, dvd's, and games (new like sims 3, and old like theme hospital and shogun total war) ive just got anno 2070 and put in the disk, but its not recognizing it at all, when i first put the disk in, it whirs, as it knows there is a disk there, and a...
|Hardware & Devices
dvd drive can't read dvd movie, but can read data dvd or dvd games
hai everyone i've got some problem with my dvd drive, CDDVDW TS-T633P from HP touchsmart 600 1137D my dvd can't read or play dvd movie, i reinstall it few times but it can;t solve the problem ...
|Hardware & Devices
CD not being read by W7, but XPMode can read without issue
Has any one had this issue? I have a cd that can be viewed on the Windows XP in the XPmode virtual machine. But cannot be read by the host Windows 7 machine, or another Windows 7 machine. I do not know what OS the cd was created on. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike
|Hardware & Devices
Read-only files in My games?why can't I get read-write permission
I've installed fallout but can't get it to run,seemingly because my DOCUMENTS library won't turn off read-only status for My games (or anything else). I've run through ownerships+permissions as best I can but I can't get rid of read-only,which seems VERY odd for a documents folder ;Can anyone...
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:51.


text:
Over 1.8 million nonprofits and charities for donors, volunteers and funders
Causes: Family Counseling
Mission: Kids turn san diego promotes, supports and secures the well-being of children who are experiencing the challenges of family separation
Programs: Family workshops for separated and divorced families - in our family workshops for separated and divorced families, we teach children that the divorce of their parents is not their fault, we help children discover their voice to communicate their thoughts and feelings about their family situation and give parents the daily tools they need to be able to communicate and understand how to put their child first in their relationship going forward.
continuing the conversation counseling program - in our counseling program for children, we are addressing feelings of fear due to parents fighting, sadness due to missing one parent while at the other parent's home, and children feeling torn between their parents. Through art and play therapy and implementing our family workshop curriculum in a one-on-one setting, we are empowering children with new communication and coping skills.
peak performance military family classes - peak performance military family classes are built on the premise that military members and spouses have very different experiences, even though they are a part of the same military family. Classes offer hope and encouragement, build empathy and understanding, and teach new coping and communication skills to both parents and children. Parents learn how deployment impacts their children and how to conduct family meetings to address the needs of their ever-changing military family. Children engage in art and music activities answering the question "what does the military mean to me? ". Classes seek to strengthen the family by providing real life solutions. (grant funding supports fy july 1 - june 30 fy is jan - dec, thus funds carryover)
step-parent success support group - weekly support group for step-parents to discuss the rewards and challenges of step-parenting. Expenses $3,026 including grants of $0 revenue $175parenting time classes - in parenting time classes, parents learn to how to help their child transition from one home to the other and new tools and techniques to be the best parent and co-parent they can be. Parents who are separated, divorced, never married or step-parenting are welcome. Expenses $2,229 including grants of $0 revenue $5,300third thursday educational seminars - these 30 minute educational seminars are presented on the third thursday of every month on topics related to family relationships and the well-being of children. Seminars were offered january - april 2014. Expenses $803 including grants of $0. Revenue $230


text:
The report commissioned by the City Eight found that complaints revolved around the following:
Legal research: this should be emphasised, given that it is a core skill.
Letter writing: general writing skills should be developed; client letters would tend not to be written by trainees, but the ability to prepare a good note or summarise research results was considered important.
Interviewing: not considered a core skill; a disproportionate amount of time was felt to be spent on this.
Advocacy: seen as important as a basic, but also key to developing presentation skills.
Time management: not taught as a discrete entity, but crucial. The general view is that trainees are poor at managing time.
Legal drafting: attracted the most criticism, with the lowest rating of skills. Students should be taught on the correct use of precedents. All firms expressed the view that there is a strong relationship between legal knowledge, research and legal drafting.
Practical problem solving: few LPC questions demand serious knowledge of the law. Not enough emphasis on demanding an integration of research, drafting and problem-solving. The report noted anecdotal evidence from students that tutorials were not intellectually demanding.
Legal subject knowledge: the design of commercial law-based electives was perceived to be poor and patchy and it was noted that themes such as agency, sale of goods, international sales and the law relating to the type of commercial contract work done in the City were not covered properly. Many students at university avoid commercial and company law, perceiving that these subjects are more difficult.
Working knowledge of company law: many students had not laid a foundation by reading company law at university (and CPE students do not do company law). The result of this is that trainees tend to be good at rehearsing procedural and administrative aspects of corporate law, but are in the main poor on the more complex issues. Insolvency, it was felt, should also be covered in greater depth.
Working knowledge of City-orientated civil litigation: exemplar exercises tend to be set more in the context of general practice and are not related to commercial and City work.
Working knowledge of precedents: the general level of the course gave rise to a feeling that the trainee's ability to handle precedents was "questionable" and poor.
Working knowledge of accounts: the consensus appears to be that greater emphasis should be placed on accounts in a corporate context and that the level of coverage of this on the LPC should be increased.
Overall, there is a strong feeling that the course does not prepare students for the demands of legal practice, both physically or intellectually.


text:
Contacting CellarPass
Guest Assistance- Please Read
Need to view your upcoming reservations or view your purchase history?
Please log into your CellarPass My Account or contact us via our Live Chat (M-F, 9am – 5pm- Pacific) by going to CellarPass.com. We do not provide phone support at this time.
You may also contact your host directly using the information supplied in your confirmation email sent to you as they will be happy to assist you in case you need to make changes.
We're sorry, but CellarPass agents are NOT AUTHORIZED to assist you with making changes (rescheduling, canceling or likewise) of your reservations or ticket purchases.
Technical Support
If you are an existing CellarPass business listing subscriber and need technical support with your account, please visit our support site.
Join CellarPass
Want to join CellarPass so that guests can book their reservations or purchase tickets to your events online? Looking for more better leads while providing a better guest experience? See Pricing
Get started on CellarPass by claiming your FREE business listing and you'll be on your way to providing a better guest experience.


text:
The Last Summer Trailer (2007)
04 July 2007 95 mins
Four good friends, all seventeen-year old, lose their innocence during their last summer together. Flanders 1996. Rik, Tim, Roel and Bart aimlessly wile away the summer days in a small village where nothing exciting ever happens. When Rik becomes fascinated by the mysterious Sandrine, the boy's friendship comes under increasing pressure. Their reckless behaviour lands the boys in a web of intrigue, which they have a hard time escaping from.
Watch the official The Last Summer 2007 trailer in HD below or find more The Last Summer videos on Vidimovie.


text:
CreativeMarket - ECO industrial bootstrap theme
Eco is a single page industrial web template based on Bootstrap 3 created specially for agriculture websites, farming companies, fertilizer production companies and other agriculture related projects. The theme can also be used for green energy industrial companies. It has very customizable layout and design, well commented and structured code is extremely easy to adopt both for beginners and professional developers.
Mirror Links
CreativeMarket - ECO industrial bootstrap theme Fast Download via Rapidshare Hotfile Fileserve Filesonic Megaupload, CreativeMarket - ECO industrial bootstrap theme Torrents and Emule Download or anything related.


text:
P2S co-founder Kevin Peterson has vast experience in planning, analyzing and designing projects encompassing waterfront, industrial, institutional, military and commercial power and lighting systems. Mr. Peterson also brings considerable experience in the design, analysis, upgrading and retrofitting of medium-voltage power distribution systems.
Mr. Peterson is past president of the 12,000-member the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Industry Applications Society (IAS). His current activities include serving as Secretary of IEEE PCIC Standards subcommittee responsible for development of over 40 electrical standards. He also serves on the executive committee of ACEC CAMEE (Council of American Mechanical & Electrical Engineers) as Chair-Elect. Mr. Peterson is the chair of IEEE P80005 Shore Power Connection working group developing international standards for shore-to-ship connections since 2006. This group published IEC/ISO/IEEE 80005-1 "Cold Ironing: High Voltage Shore Connection (HVSC) Systems" in 2012 and is currently working on 80005-2 "Communication Interface Description."
Prior to founding P2S, Kevin Peterson served as Chief Electrical Engineer for SPARVAN, Inc. He received his B.S. in electrical engineering from California State University, Long Beach. Mr. Peterson was featured in "Working for California – Influencing the World" in 2011 honoring 50 graduates from the California State University system over the past 50 years. He received the Engineering Distinguished Alumni award from CSU Long Beach in 2013.
Kevin Peterson has served as President / CEO of P2S Engineering since 2005 and is responsible for P2S's strategy and vision, capital allocation and culture. The firm has been recognized in PSMJ's Circle of Excellence for exemplary management of clients, staff, and projects in 2007, 2009, 2010 & 2011. The firm was also named as one of the best places to work in Los Angeles by the LA Business Journal in for the past five years
Mr. Peterson also serves in leadership positions for several local non-profits including Vice Chair for Community Hospital of Long Beach Advisory Board, Chair of Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Partnerships in Excellence program and a member of the board of directors for YMCA of Greater Long Beach. He also serves as a mentor for the CSULB Innovation Challenge.


text:
Hyper-local neighborhood adult learning groups. Learn more, faster, and have more fun learning with (True)Self- Directed Learning. For more information about being a faculty member and/or student fill out application. If we don't get back with you within 24 hours please call John Wren at (720)495-4949. Wren College is sponsored by Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. www.SmallBizChamber.org "We work to strengthen the grassroots in business and politics."
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Grassroots Rules. : Wanted: 6000 citizen journalists.
Grassroots Rules. : Wanted: 6000 citizen journalists.: This was just posted on the Wikipedia article: Colorado Caucus: If you will be able to attend the March 1 Colorado Caucus you are invited t...
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Prepare for childbirth with Nourish's comprehensive antenatal class video. Everything you want and need to know about your upcoming labour and birth.
Nourish's easy peasy downloadable video format means you can watch when and where you want - on your TV, tablet, smartphone or PC. There are also no limits on the number of times or the order in which you can watch, so you're going to feel super duper prepared. Head over to nourishbaby.com.au to download the full length workshop now.
In this antenatal class video you will learn about:
:: How to prepare for labour
:: Induction of labour: when and why this may occur.
:: Labour signs and symptoms.
:: Stages of labour.
:: When to call the hospital and what to expect when you arrive.
:: Positions to try during labour with demo's from a real mama-to-be.
:: Labour pains and pain relief options.
:: Potential complications in labour.
:: Early days with baby.


text:
I got really annoyed today when I was helping Isaac with a maths worksheet. It was from his kindergarten and was on the topic of counting coins. Isaac has a vague concept of counting money but the worksheet wasn't helping.
For eg. what kind of question is this: "10 cents less than 55 cents is ____ cents."?
That's a badly constructed sentence and doesn't teach the kids the concept of addition or subtraction in a logical manner. It would have been more correct to say "____ cents is 55 cents minus 10 cents."
A big problem with how schools teach mathematics, as well as test the students, is that it demands high-level English skills without realizing that kids take time before they can understand such sentence structures. Parents often criticize the PSLE for having math questions that test one's English standard rather than their Math ability. So many teachers or curriculum directors would rather roll the word "pedagogy" around their mouth than actually understand what they're doing.
To cut the long story short, I came up with a 3-page worksheet with pictures of Singapore coins to teach my son how to count different combinations of currency. It's very basic, but I've saved it in a Word 97 .doc format so you can download it for yourself and make edits if you wish. It goes up to $3.00 but hey, you can bump it up to $100 if you wish, I think the page can take that many 50ct coins.
If your child becomes a financial wizard thanks to this document, please be sure to send a cheque my way!
Please download it here
[wpdm_package id='4382′]


text:
The exciting world of high-speed road racing comes to the online casino with the new Racing for Pinks slot game at All Slots.
Racing for Pinks is a high-speed high-octane high-excitement online slot game based on the dangers and thrills of on-road auto racing. This online slot machine has five reels and 243 Ways to Win. The main slot machine symbols are the six drivers with their souped up vehicles ready to race for pinks. There is also a symbol of a car's engine and another symbol of a toolbox, stocked not only with the tools a driver needs to maintain his vehicle in peak racing condition but also overflowing with a stash of cash — symbolizing the prize money awaiting the winning driver as well as the real cash jackpots awaiting the Racing for Pinks online slots player.
The Racing for Pinks Logo is a wild symbol while the Lady in Pink is a very special Free Spins symbol. When the lovely lady appears simultaneously on Reels 1 and 5, she will award up to 30 free spins with a multiplier that can reach as high as 5X.
The Bonus Race symbol is the most special one of all in Racing for Pinks online slots. When Bonus Race symbols appear on Reels 1 and 5, you will receive a payout of 2 times your total bet and you will be invited to play the 5-level Bonus Race Game featuring one-on-one races between the drivers of the Blue Team and the drivers of the Red Team. If you correctly pick the winner of the race, you win a cash Bonus Prize and advance to the next level, where two new drivers will race for an even bigger Bonus Prize. The top level is Level 5, where a correct pick will win you a top Bonus Prize of 175 times your total bet.
Racing for Pinks is an online slots game that is exciting and invigorating. It is sure to get your heart pounding and your adrenaline flowing. All Slots Online Casino invites everybody to join in the excitement of Racing for Pinks online slots.


text:
Forgot your password? Enter the email address you signed up with and we will send you a link to create a new password.
Your password reset has been submitted to the address provided.
Words, letters, and/or numbers in stylized form
Pharmaceutical products, namely, creams, milks, lotions and gels for dermatological use
Business in La Roche-Posay, FR


text:
Convert MOV to MPEG, AVI, WMV, DivX, XviD
Thank you for downloading Joboshare MOV Converter from our download portal.
Current files are located on the following IPs: 18.104.22.168220.127.116.11
Outer mirror site one (www.regnow.com)
Outer mirror site two (www.joboshare.com)
Note: We prefer to use WinZip, WinRar, WinAce, 7zip to extract zip, rar, 7z, ace files. For data iso files we recommend you use freeware Daemon Toos lite.
Note: All files listed on this site are tested by the ESET Smart Security. If you like to test this file by another security software we recommend you select some in our antivirus section.
mov converter, mov to avi, quicktime video converter, mov to mpeg, mov video converter, mov to wmv, mov to 3gp


text:
Dodge Magnum for Sale
Selected Filters:Type of Ad: Vehicles for Sale Make: Dodge Model: Magnum Remove All
1979 Dodge Magnum
Arundel, ME
1979 DODGE MAGNUM XE-GT-$3,500 1979 Dodge Magnum XE-GT For Sale or Trade A rarely seen Mopar--the mid-sized Dodge Magnum lasted only two years before being... More
Advertiser since 2011
2005 Dodge Magnum Station Wagon
Kenosha, WI
The Dodge Magnum rear-wheel drive station wagon was introduced by Daimler-Chrysler in 2004 for the 2005 model year. Based on the Chrysler LX platform... More
Advertiser since 2012
2007 Dodge Magnum SRT-8
Alsip, IL
Dodge Magnum SRT 8 Is So Distinctive That A Picture Will Say Far More Than Words Ever Could. It's A Long, Low, Beefy Station... More
1978 Dodge Magnum
Alsip, IL
The mid-sized Dodge Magnum lasted only two years before being replaced by the smaller Dodge Mirada. A sporty-looking upscale car, the 1978-79 Magnum still... More
2005 Dodge Magnum R/T AWD HEMI
Whitehall, PA
This Magnum is AWESOME; Clean Car Fax, this Magnum has 5.7 HEMI, All Wheel Drive, Navigation, upgraded suspension, chrome wheels, and performance tires, also... More
Advertiser since 2013


text:
ECHO is…
my low-budget DIY feminist publishing and creation project started in 2001, for my zines, comix and pamphlets (and sometimes music, spoken word and crafts too).
Apart from posting about my own zines, I use this blog to announce feminist zine-related news, especially from Belgium, write zine reviews and share articles about DIY feminist zine culture.
(ECHO is not a distro or publishing company!)
flapper_grrrl (at) yahoo.co.uk
Echo on facebook
- 24 Hour Zine Thing
- Aletta archief
- Alternatieve Boekenbeurs
- Anarcha Library
- Atalanta
- Drawings by Nina
- Echo
- Emancypunx Records
- Feminist Poster Project
- Grassroots Feminism
- Grrrl Zines Network
- Hammer On Press
- Infotheek Gent
- International Zine Month
- K Records
- Kill Rock Stars
- Legalised Lies
- Mypunxnotdead
- Queer Control Records
- Queer Zine Archive Project
- Righteous Babe Records
- Riot Skirts
- RoSa Documentatiecentrum
- ScumGrrrls
- Stolen Sharpie Revolution
- Tweede Sekse blog
- Visueel Verzet
- Women's Liberation Music Archive
- zine distros
- zine events
- Zine Library
- 24 hour zine thing
- activism
- alternatieve boekenbeurs
- alternative media
- anniversary
- artificial womb
- band
- best of
- blog
- bookshop
- brussels
- call for contributions
- celebrate
- collection
- compilation
- craft
- crust
- distro
- download
- echo
- echotopia
- exhibition
- fanzine
- feminism
- flyer
- for sale
- gent
- internationale zine maand
- international zine month
- izm
- izm2015
- ladyfest
- library
- lost luna
- magazine
- making of
- metal
- mini zine
- new
- news
- paper
- photos
- postcard
- punk
- queer zine fest london
- recensies
- research
- reviews
- riot grrrl
- sales
- same heartbeats
- self-publishing
- shop
- split zine
- updates
- vagina dentata
- voizines
- wanted
- websites
- why i like zines
- workshop
- zine
- zine café
- zine events
- zine fair
- zinefest
- zine fest
- zine happening
- zine library
- zine reviews
- zines
- zine workshop
- zinewrimo
Top Posts & Pages
- Zines/booklets
- Free downloads of some of my old zines
- Feminist Zines Europe
- "Zine there done that" documentary - interview with Ana Hine and Fergus Cruickshank
- Same Heartbeats #10 out now! - anniversary issue zine
- News & updates - August-September 2016
- Zines I read in 2017 (part I: January - March)
- New zine: Same Heartbeats #12!
- Zines I read in 2017 (part III: July - September)
- News: more upcoming events
Recent Comments
rebelsister on New zine: Same Heartbeats… Impower You on New zine: Same Heartbeats… rebelsister on New zine: Same Heartbeats… Impower You on New zine: Same Heartbeats… Happy Mail Monday… on New zine: Same Heartbeats…
Tag Archives: split zine
New zine – Same Heartbeats #9 / Artificial Womb special issue (split zine!)
I'm proud to announce the new zine: Artificial Womb ALFA / Same Heartbeats #9 Here it is, the first split zine I ever participated in! For this zine, I collaborated with Ana Hine, who's based in Scotland and who runs … Continue reading
Posted in Publication, Zine Tagged ana hine, artificial womb, echo, same heartbeats, split zine, zine Leave a comment
Same Heartbeats #9 – making of a split zine
So Same Heartbeats #9 is almost finished and as you may or may not know, it's going to be a split zine! I'm making this zine together with Ana Hine, who runs the fantastic feminist arts zine Artificial Womb. Check … Continue reading
Posted in News, Publication, Zine Tagged artificial womb, making of, same heartbeats, split zine, zine 2 Comments
News – september 2015
Some upcoming exhibitions, zine projects…: Upcoming next week on Tuesday September 15th is an event called Eva Bijt Door at the bookshop De Groene Waterman in Antwerp. There will be a panel debate about women and art and an exhibition on feminism … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, Infostands, News Tagged chauferettes, comix, dj dolle nina, eva bijt door, exhibition, f-word, infostand, ladyfest, news, same heartbeats, split zine, zine events, zine fest, zine workshop Leave a comment
IZM: snail mail week
This week I planned to do some snail mail related stuff connected to zines because it's "postal week". I didnt really get everything done that I set out to do, but I still did some fun mail/zine things. — Recently, … Continue reading
IZM: my zines, my zine collection and split zine plans
In my alternative International Zine Month calendar, I planned to organise my zine collection, take a photo of my own zines and make plans for a split zine this weekend. It was a hot and busy weekend, so I postponed … Continue reading
Posted in International Zine Month, Music, Zine Tagged cd, international zine month, izm2015, my zines, no more nice girls, photos, split zine, vagina dentata, zine collection Leave a comment
Next Same Heartbeats, a split zine?
Hey there! Recently I've read a few split zines and I feel very tempted to make one myself. A split zine is a zine made together by two zine makers. Usually they each make half of the zine, with each … Continue reading
Posted in Contributions, Looking for..., Zine Tagged call for contributions, same heartbeats, split zine Leave a comment


text:
MARANA, Ariz. – There was craziness all around him. Photographers jockeyed for position. Fans, packed five deep at the ropes, stood on their toes just to get a glimpse. Dozens of reporters crouched on the cart path next to the first tee, trying to avoid the wrath of a gallery buzzed with the excitement of seeing something special.
Amid it all, Tiger Woods was serenely calm. He finished off a banana as he walked on the first tee, showed no emotion and virtually no expression, and when it was his time to hit, he crushed a 3-wood onto the right side of the fairway and walked on.
Eight months after walking off the green as the champion of the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines and into an imposed layoff with knee surgery, Woods was back, and it was as if he never left.
"It felt like nothing had changed," Woods would say later. "Walking down the fairway, it felt like business as usual."
It was. He won.
Woods birdied the first hole from 4 feet, earned a conceded eagle on the second, and though he wasn't incredibly sharp with either his irons or his putter, the world's top player handled 64th-seeded Brendan Jones of Australia 3 and 2 Wednesday in the first round of the Accenture Match Play Championship at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club.
"I thought it would take me a little bit longer to get into the rhythm of the round and try to find it," Woods said. "But I came out and felt good."
He was feeling far better than some of the other top players in the world. Second-seeded Sergio Garcia bogeyed the final three holes and was upset 1-up by Match Play rookie Charl Schwartzel of South Africa. No. 3 Padraig Harrington never got a lead in losing 1-up to Torrey Pines High grad and Bob Hope champ Pat Perez.
Henrik Stenson, the 2007 Match Play titlist, was eliminated in 21 holes by Davis Love III. American Ryder Cupper Kenny Perry lost 2 and 1 to Australian Mathew Goggin. Reigning Masters champion Trevor Immelman three-putted from 6 feet on his last hole and fell 3 and 2 to Japan's Shingo Katayama, who won the last five holes.
Not surprisingly, San Diegan Phil Mickelson played one of the more entertaining matches. He blew a 4-up lead with five holes to play against Angel Cabrera, but survived by making a birdie on the first playoff hole.
Meantime, the much-anticipated return of Woods was as manic as could be expected. Jones was in the middle of it all.
"As I walked off the first hole, it was just mayhem, because media, everyone, was just running, and I was just walking amongst everybody," said Jones, 26, who has played most of his golf in front of sparse crowds on the Japan Tour. "When I heard one of the media say, 'All right, another nine holes to go for a 10-and-8,' I gave him a bit of a spray. And then (Woods) eagled the second, and I thought, 'Well, maybe he's right.' "
Jones actually made it easier than it could have been. Rusty from two months off – someone joked that he had probably played less than Woods – the eight-time winner in Japan couldn't find any distance control, and time and again put himself in tough positions around the green. Jones managed only a birdie at 13 – topped by Woods' eagle – and an eagle at the 15th that kept the match alive for one more hole.
"He's Tiger; he does freakish stuff," Jones said. "He made two eagles on me, and he just really didn't waste any shots out there."
Woods showed and apparently felt no ill-effects from surgery last June in which the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee was reconstructed, one week after he beat Rocco Mediate in their Monday playoff at Torrey Pines.
"I'm very pleased with how it felt all day," Woods said. "I thought it would be more stiff on the 15th tee when I had to hit my shot after a long wait, but I felt fine."
In Thursday's second round, Woods draws South African Tim Clark, who made five birdies and no bogeys in beating Retief Goosen 3 and 2. In five previous Match Plays, Clark had advanced out of the second round only once, in 2007, and that year Woods knocked him out with a 5-and-4 win.
Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


text:
GraphicRiver Spacious Hall and Staircase Drawing 9161756
Category: Stock Vector | Comment: ( 0 )
GraphicRiver Spacious Hall and Staircase Drawing 9161756
Stock Vector \ Objects \ Buildings
Room \ Parlor \ Living \ Isolated \ Illustration \ Interior \ Reception \ Sketch
Stock Vector - Spacious Hall and Staircase Drawing 9161756 by kamenuka @ GraphicRiver
Stock Vector \ Objects \ Buildings
Graphics Files Included: JPG Image, Vector EPS; Layered: No; Minimum Adobe CS Version: CS.
spacious hall and staircase drawing, vector illustration, EPS 10 format. Fully editable
Set of Hand Drawn Tables, Vector Illustration; Ladders Drawing, Vector Illustration; Kitchen Interior Drawing, Vector Illustration; Cartoon Flower Alphabet; Newsstand; Press. Newspaper Stand; Fridges.
Keywords: arched, background, ball, ballroom, baroque, castle, chamber, classic, dance, design, door, drawing, entrance, graphics, hall, hand drawn, illustration, interior, isolated, living room, parlor, reception, room, sketch, spacious, staircase, steps, tiled, vector, windows.


text:
Adventure awaits in South Africa!
Our safari internships in South Africa cover a wide range of majors and interests, from safari guide internships to positions working in marketing and tourism. Get up close and personal with the incredible wildlife of South Africa while adding unique work experience to your resume! Safari tour guides will work closely with industry professionals in the field, taking advantage of the unique perspective and experience these positions offer. Our marketing and tourism placements also offer a chance to get to know more about South Africa's wildlife while expanding your professional network and breadth of experience. Any one of these positions will give any intern an unforgettable experience abroad!
What's Included
- Internship placement and supervision
- Airport pick-up
- On-site support
- Housing – honmestay
- Cultural and social activities included in a weekly e-newsletter
- Medical and Accident Insurance
- 24/7 emergency support
- World Internship support services from start to finish
Ready for your interview?
Our dedicated internship specialists guide you through the process every step of the way. In your first interview, we take the time to understand your career goals, your skills, and what you're looking for in an internship experience abroad. What are you waiting for?
World Internships reserves the right to alter fees at any time due to currency fluctuations and/or fee changes made by our partner companies.
Internship placements will be in Cape Town and surrounding metropolitan region, and internship placements are available for a minimum of four weeks, with ideal internship placement length being 8-12 weeks. Interns will arrive on a Saturday. Deadline for application is 8-12 weeks prior to arrival. Our unique rolling admissions allow for flexible start dates – ideal for a variety of schedules and participants. Whether you would like to intern abroad for a summer or a semester, World Internships will place you! Our program coordinators are experienced professionals who specialize in placing interns.
Cape Town
|6 weeks
|8 weeks
|10 weeks
|12 weeks


text:
Derma Md Retinol (Vitamin A) Repair Serum 1oz
Product DescriptionA unique professional formula that was formulated with potent percentages of Retinol and Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A). These two key derivatives of vitamin A are known for increasing cellular turnover and improving collagen levels with the added bonus of creating smoothness and improve skin tone.
Additional key ingredients work to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while nourishing your skin.
KEY BENEFITS: Exfoliates Dead Skin Cells Regenerates Collagen & Elastin Slows Down Aging Process Produces New Healthy Skin
KEY INGREDIENTS: 8-10% Retinol-Sodium Hyaluronate
INGREDIENTS: Water (aqua), aloe vera gel, vegetable glycerin, alpha lipoic acid, dexpanthenol (vitamin B5), vitamin E, lecithin, retinyl palmitate, retinol (vitamin A), hyaluronic acid, naPCA, essential oils, centella asiatica extract, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin C), and grapeseed extract.


text:
|Customer car
|For Sales
|Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
T Shirts Printing in Faridabad
The custom T-shirts have gotten to be extremely mainstream as of late. Numerous online sites are putting forth numerous to plan custom shirt. This article will help you to recognize the best outlining programming to purchase or work free. Separated from that, you will additionally pick up information on shirt screen-printing.
It is essential to think about the shirt printing administrations that are accessible on the web. Numerous online instruments are utilized to make specially crafts for shirts. Organizations online likewise offer the shirt screen-printing. All you have to do is make a configuration for the shirts utilizing the online devices to select fabrics. To make the configuration you can transfer pictures or illustrations and deal with them. Various sites offer the administrations for the shirt screen-printing. Then again, the most normally utilized sites for shirt outlining and screen-printing are streetshirts and zazzle. These are the most prevalent printers on the web.
Notwithstanding, numerous different apparatuses are accessible to make the outlines, for example, artist and Coreldraw. These provisions are the best alongside Photoshop to plan the design for the shirts. Adobe artist is effective programming to make the exact and complex outlines. Numerous expert to make plans for the site, as it is a compelling vector symbolization bundle favors it. It is the best programming to make outlines for shirt screen-printing. The fundamental focal point of utilizing artist is that the vector representation will help you to outline precisely the way you require.
In the mean time Coreldraw is utilized to outline for shirts. The primary forte of utilizing Coreldraw is that it is a vector based configuration program that will help you to make plans, precisely the way you require like artist. All these years Coreldraw was a sorry excuse for artist, It is currently with its most recent characteristics it has turned into one of the best programming to plan for screen printing.
T Shirts Printing in Faridabad


text:
Gil and Nadine are in town playing for the Utah Festival Opera, and they leave town in the next few days. I'm so glad that I had the privilege of shooting for them. They are incredibly talented. Check out there info and bios at their site, Nona Music.
I love to photograph musicians. I tell them it's because when they play they look completely comfortable and natural. I'll tell you, though: it's really just 'cause they play. They filled the Mansion with music this evening, and it was a pleasure.
|Nikon D700, 70-200mm f/2.8 VR lens @ 140mm, f/14, 1/200s, ISO 400. tow Paul C. Buff strip lights.


text:
- Please select a date to see the proper prices!
- Meal can be requested on the spot
Best offer
59.50 € / person / night, no meal
Description of the Accommodation
Rooms, services 38 comfortably furnished rooms are offered by Novo Hotel Rossi Verona to guests looking for accommodation in Verona. Parking is availably nearby for those arriving by car. Car rental service and organized city tours can also help you discover all important attractions nearby. Nearby bike rental, water ski, sailing, surfing and boat rental opportunities may provide an excellent option for those who love to spend their leisure time actively. The local bar will provide an ideal location for personal meetings and nice evening chats. In the safe your valuables can be the safely secured. Wireless Internet connection (WiFi) is available at the hotel, ensuring that you can stay up-to-date during your holiday. The exact equipment and the exact list of available services of Novo Hotel Rossi Verona can be read on the information sheet below.
Payment For the reservation you may need to provide advance payment by credit card or credit card guarantee, depending on the exact date, room and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time to check in at the hotel is 14:00, the latest time to check out is 12:00. The personnel can speak Italian and English languages.
Novo Hotel Rossi Verona rooms Rooms
- Please select a date to see the proper prices!
Accommodation services
Parking (20 €/night)
Free WiFi in shared places
Relaxation: Bike rental at the accommodation
Organized sightseeing nearby, Car rental nearby, Water skiing nearby, Sailing nearby, Surfing nearby, Boat rental nearby
Bar, Elevator, Safe deposit box
Hairdryer, Desk in the room, Mini-bar