text:
The birth of medical journalism in Australia can be attributed to an article on smallpox written by the Principal Colonial Surgeon, Dr Thomas Jamison, published in the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser on 14 October 1804.
In the early days of the Australian press, medical advertising was a key source of revenue and contention. One criticism was that advertisements and columns promoting 'quack' remedies were often difficult to distinguish from news stories. By 1920, the Sydney Morning Herald directed all medical advertisements to a doctor, and would not accept any from unqualified persons.
Health and medical issues were often topics of exposés. Truth's exposure of quackery in the1940s and 1950s involved reporters disguising themselves as patients with bogus complaints. In 1946, the Melbourne Herald published one of the first investigations into the state of psychiatric hospitals, which involved a journalist disguising himself as a doctor. In the 1920s, the Citizens' Liberty League's use of newspapers to criticise psychiatry drew attention to wrongful commitment.
Newspapers and magazines began to include specialised sections on health issues and advice columns involving medical experts in the 1920s. The Australian Woman's Mirror (1924–61) often discussed health-related topics, and by 1929 women's pages in the Sunday press included health and beauty care. The Sydney Morning Herald initiated its own 'Tell Me, Doctor' column in the 1940s. Between 1941and 1952, Woman employed Dr Norman Haire (aka 'Wykeham Terriss') as a sex education columnist. From 1960 to 1969, a semi-regular section in the Australian Women's Weekly included advice articles reprinted from American Medical Association publications, and since the 1970s the magazine has hosted several columns dealing with health. Today, most capital city newspapers employ specialist.
While Dr Haire's columns on sex in women's magazines escaped the eye of the censors, his advocacy of greater use of contraception in a 1944 debate on ABC Radio led parliament to decide he should be denied access to the ABC. The battle over sex education broadcasts continued from 1944 to 1946, with the Postmaster-General banning broadcasts on venereal disease and sex. ABC broadcasts on tuberculosis were also censored in 1948 and 1953.
Radio broadcasting on health has a long history. By the late 1920s, 2KY Sydney was broadcasting on health topics and by the 1930s health professionals were participating. Between the 1940s and 1960s, various health-related programs were broadcast on commercial radio. In 1956, physician Major-General (Sir) Frank Kingsley Norris presented a series of health talks nationally on the ABC. In 1966, 2GB Sydney Sydney began At Your Service, an hour-long program in which experts responded to listeners' questions. ABC Radio's Hospital Half Hour was first broadcast in 1938 and in 1966 became the Hospital Hour, hosted by Garry Ord. The program finished in 1975. In 1967, Dr Earle Hackett (acting chairman of the ABC in 1975) broadcast the first of a series of health talks and went on to host ABC's The Body Programme in the 1970s.
Dr John Knight ('Dr James Wright') was a prominent radio and television doctor in the 1980s, who continues to broadcast a daily health tip on commercial radio as well as providing online medical advice. Specialist commercial radio health programs include 2UE's Healthy Living with Dr Ross Walker and 3AW's Talking Health with Dr Sally Cockburn ('Dr Feelgood'), both of which are syndicated. ABC Radio National broadcasts The Health Report (1985– ) with Dr Norman Swan and All in the Mind with Natasha Mitchell.
The arrival of television expanded opportunities for public health education and 'infotainment'. Television news and current affairs programs routinely broadcast medical 'breakthrough' and 'scare' stories. The ABC's Bodyshow series (1988) is believed to be the first program dedicated to health on Australiantelevision. A 1998 ABC series, Too Much Medicine, raised questions about the practices and commercialisation of medicine. Health- and lifestyle-related topics have also been the focus of programs such as Network Ten's Healthy, Wealthy and Wise (1992–98) and the Nine Network's Good Medicine (1997–2001) and What's Good for You (2006–09). Other shows include Beyond 2000 (1985–99) and ABC's Quantum (1985–2001) and Catalyst (2001– ). Norman Swan also hosted Health Dimensions on ABC in 2001 and currently hosts Tonic on ABC News 24. Dr John D'Arcy has a regular segment on the Seven Network's Sunrise and occasionally reports for Today Tonight in addition to his syndicated radio programs Health Check and Health Matters.
The turn of the century saw several new health magazine launches. Titles include Nature and Health (launched as a newsletter in 1979 and a bi-monthly magazine in 1994), Wellbeing (1984– ), Women's Health & Fitness (1994– ), Good Medicine (1998– , now Good Health) and Men's Health (1997– ). Specialist magazines targeting specific conditions include Diabetic Living (2005– ) and Heart Healthy Living (2006–10),which continues as HeartHealthyOnline.com. In 1998, News Limited's Sunday papers began publishing the Body & Soul supplement, and in 2011, the Sun-Herald launched S.Well. Online and social media have also created new opportunities to disseminate health information.
Another arm of publishing includes journals for medical practitioners, the first of which was the Australian Medical Journal (1846–47). A series of journals came and went before two were amalgamated in 1914 to form the Medical Journal of Australia. Medical magazines include Australian Doctor (1984– ) and Medical Observer (1987– ), both of which incorporate considerable pharmaceutical advertising.
A notable example of online news and current affairs reporting is Croakey, which emerged in 2008 out of collaboration between public health advocates and Crikey. ABC Health & Wellbeing (started as Health Matters in 2002) is the online gateway to health and medical content on ABC Radio and Television, while The Pulse (2004– ) is an online weekly health and medical news column.
Health and medical reporting has been recognised with numerous Walkley Awards, including Best News Story in 1961 to the Brisbane Courier-Mail's Arthur Richards for his exposure of the poor state of Queensland's public hospitals and in 1970 to Truth journalist Evan Whitton for his exposure of an abortion racket scandal. The West Australian's Catherine Martin won four Walkleys, including the inaugural Gold Walkley (1978) for her investigation into mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases among mine workers. Martin also won eight media awards from the Australian Medical Association. In 1982, Kerry O'Brien won the Gold Walkley and the award for Best Television Current Affairs Report for his ATN7 documentary on the health effects of widely used chemicals. The 1986 Radio News Report award went to the ABC's Gavin Gilchrist for his exposure of medical fraud and in 1987 a team at 2MMM won the award for Best Radio Current Affairs Report for a story about AIDS. Norman Swan won the 1988 Gold Walkley for his investigation into allegations of medical fraud against Dr William McBride.
Doubts persist about the adequacy of lay media as a forum for the discussion of complex medical issues. Problems with reporting include a lack of accuracy, hype about the impact of new treatments, and failure to exercise scepticism. Several initiatives have been developed to monitor and improve coverage. In April 2001, the Australian Press Council issued a guideline for the print media's reporting of health and medical matters. In 2002, resource kits for reporting suicide and mental illness were made available to journalists and journalism educators as part of the Commonwealth government's Mindframe National Media Initiative.
REFs: A. Bashford and C. Strange, 'Public Pedagogy:Sex Education and Mass Communication in the Mid-Twentieth Century', Jnl of the History of Sexuality, 13(1) (2004); P. Martyr, Paradise of Quacks (2002); R.B. Walker, The Newspaper Press in New South Wales, 1803–1920 (1976).


text:
Mage: the Awakening Mysterium Order Primer
Mages of the Mysterium sometimes claim that their Order has the longest unbroken history of any. That they are the inheritors of a philosophy that stretches back to pre-Fall Atlantis, and has been revised over the generations only when necessary. As might be expected for the Order most dedicated to the acquisition, preservation, and application of mystical lore, the theses underlying its work revolve around knowledge, magic, and the relationship between the two.
To the Mysterium, magic is the art of directly applying the mage's knowledge of higher truths to change the world. The imago of a spell is not a convenient thought-form, not a mnemonic or study guide. It is the change the spell will cause. To a magician, knowledge is power in a very real way. Knowledge becomes the thing known, theory becomes action. Mages should study both things and the symbols they represent. Understanding the symbol is what grants power, but the thing – despite being a part of the Lie – reveals the truth of itself in ways that direct study does not. (See The Mysterium, pg 42-43 for more details)
The other consequence of this is that lost knowledge causes theory and action to draw apart, a process that threatens the very fabric of the world. To preserve magic – and, thus, all of reality – knowledge must be preserved. The Mysterium theorizes the existence of a fundamental process they callPancryptia, which works to conceal magical knowledge in legend, artifacts, and mundane academic scholarship. In addition to separating a thing and knowledge of that thing, Pancryptia obscures the truth of things by encasing them in a shell of lies. It is not always enacted by impersonal natural forces, either. Sleeping humanity is one of the most powerful agents of pancryptia, scattering magical knowledge to the winds with no regard for the truths it tramples underfoot. (tM, pg 43-45)
Regardless of its connection to higher truths, magic is not any more moral or just in its application than any other art. Unlike other arts, developing a magical practice changes a magician at a deep, fundamental level. By learning the art within a legitimate power structure that uses a structured exchange of secrets for secrets or mystical service, this change can be directed to a positive end. In short, knowledge has a price, and must if mages are to become moral. (tM, pg 46-47)
Underlying all of the other theses of the Mysterium is a simple (and secret) revelation: magic is alive. And since all things are magic, this means the whole of creation is alive, woven together into a great organism together with the art of changing that organism. This truth is revealed in the Corpus Mysteriorum, a grimoire written by a mysterious archmage that contains both rotes and philosophy. It is the rare athenaeum that does not have a single, true copy and at least one mundane translation. A complex system of cosmological and ethical systems derive from this text; they are far too complicated to detail in this document. (tM, pg 47-50)
The Sophiad
The Mysterium's system of magical education – the Sophiad – goes beyond simple formal study, encompassing exhaustive reconciliation of reason and inspiration. Personal development is the core of the Sophiad, and Mystagogues are called to explore and experience the world. Ecstatic or gnostic experiences are just as valid and important as scientific surveys or fieldwork, and Mystagogues regularly employ drugs, vision quests, and other forms of mysticism to aid their development of understanding.
Three primary paths make up the Sophiad. Soriology is the direct study of magic and the magical. The most intellectual of the three paths, there is a distinct cultural pressure to relate all other studies back to it as directly as possible. Scholars of the Sophiad consider this unfortunate but inevitable. Esotologyconcerns itself with the study of all things in the supernatural world that are not of the Supernal – spirits, ghosts, vampires, werewolves, changelings, and other, stranger beings and powers all fall under this path. Finally, the path of exoterics concerns itself with the study of Sleeper arts and sciences.
While Mystagogues are known to focus on particular projects or paths, they are admonished against doing so to the exclusion of a diverse experience. Questers must remain flexible, willing to accept and engage with the lessons the Corpus lays before them. (tM, pg 50-57)
The Protocols
Derived in the 19th century by Mysterium scholars from the hundreds of cultural traditions that prevailed before, the protocols dictate how Mystagogues relate to other mages. The protocols uphold traditional structures without endorsing rigid hierarchy. To the contrary, they view politics as useful only as a vehicle for the development of magical potential. To this end, authority structures complaint with the protocols must be flexible and adaptable, mindful of their subordination to the enlightenment of those they govern.
The first protocol, Right Scholarship, forbids deceit, especially about magical works. Lies are at odds with the preservation of knowledge and contribute to pancryptia. Even lies of omission are considered borderline, and best avoided. While a Mystagogue does not have to always tell the whole truth, they must not attempt to make incomplete information look complete. If the gaps are not obvious, the absences should be pointed out.
Right Apprenticeship enshrines the bond between master and apprentice, teacher and student, as sacred. The master is obliged to teach and the student, as they have no magical secrets of their own to trade, to serve and support their teacher. This bond does not end with the student's studies; it lasts until death.
Right Exchange governs the exchange of magical secrets between those who are not master and apprentice. It demands that magical secrets be traded in balanced, even exchanges, secret for secret of equal value. The criteria for determining value is not based on subjective worth at the time; raw, universal utility, rarity, and sheer power are the determining factors. Magical knowledge may never be traded for mundane wealth or other currencies. Secret-for-secret exchange encourages the expansion of Awakened lore, as mages must always seek more coin for their purse.
Finally, Right Authority says that the most powerful and enlightened should lead. Awakened political systems should recognize the inherent suitability and the exceptional qualities created in these mages by their development in a legitimate power structure. "Most powerful" is measured both by rote knowledge and intuitive ability (Gnosis), but is tempered by sanity, adherence to the social norms of the Pentacle (Seers and the left-handed need not apply) and appropriate attitude. Leaders must be teachers, not lords.
The Mysterium is not so naive as to expect the other Orders to agree with their protocols though, of course, believe that the Pentacle would be a better society if they did. The practical solution is an "us first" approach. Mystagogues should subtly steer the interaction into the forms of the Protocols when dealing with mages of other Orders. The ability to do this well is a sign of a particularly good curator. It is important to note that the Protocols are not secrets – the Mysterium is quite open about its belief that all mages should abide by these rules.
For those Consilia that simply refuse to play ball and employ threats, magical coercion, or even outright violence, the Mysterium has a harsh response. These criminals are subjected to interdiction. All Mystagogues are banned from offering any assistance whatsoever until the interdiction is lifted. No rotes are taught, no legacies passed on, no mystic insights or dire prophecies shared. Interdiction is almost always levied by or with the consultation of the Mysterium caucus in the Consilium in question, and is levied against an entire Consilium, even if only a handful of mages were responsible. This is generally bypassed only when the caucus cannot pass the sentence themselves – for example, if they are all dead or thralled.
While not a part of the formal protocols, the practice of guanxi is seen as the natural extension of their principles. The term describes informal bonds of trust and genuine feeling, an investment in fellow Awakened. Those with "good guanxi" – typically established by doing favors with no expectation of payment – can share research without needing to balance every transaction. After all, they have good guanxi; it will work out in the end. Unbalanced or exploitative guanxi relationships do not tend to last long; Mystagogues notice quickly when their accounts drift too far out of balance and no effort is being made to correct the ledger.
Practically speaking, guanxi bonds are strongest between Mystagogues pursuing the same fields of study, as they benefit most from the rapid exchange of secrets. Guanxi with outsiders is more awkward, as their foreign customs can throw a spanner into even the strongest relationship. Still, it's worth cultivating. It is, ultimately, the basis of the social safety net and the whole of the Awakened community.
The Athenaeum
The Athenaeum (plural Athenaea) is a Mysterium caucus' sacred storehouse of magical lore and objects. Typically built within the largest and most secure Sanctum of any Mysterium cabals operating in a region, it is the heart of the caucus. Members must donate items to its stores to advance in Status, and its massive archives of carefully-tended occult knowledge (Library) are a vital part of any Mystagogue's Sophiad. Athenaea can also include work-spaces (Laboratory), stocks of rare grimoires (Scriptorium), random collections of lesser items (the Miscellany), and frequently incorporate a Hallow or demesne. (tM, pp 62-69) All Mystagogues in an area usually contribute dots to an Athenaeum's Sanctum, so that they can freely share in the benefits and can maximize the Size and Security of the place.
Every Athenaeum also includes a Mithraeum, a secret ritual space never spoken of outside the Order. It is kept completely dark (often underground) and sparsely furnished, and is used for all initiation ceremonies for the caucus that do not require things not found there. (Eg, a Hallow or demesne) Outsiders are never allowed in or, if absolutely necessary, are blindfolded. If the caucus has a true copy of the Corpus, it is kept here. (tM, pg 103)
Status in the Mysterium is determined by advancement through the Order's highly-formalized system of magical initiations. Though it is never spoken of in front of outsiders, the Mysterium's rank structure is, in many ways, the most strict of any Order… But the expectations placed on the most deeply-initiated also quite unconventional. (See the Protocol of Right Authority, above)
Before seeking each and every level of initiation, a Mystagogue must donate an item of mystical import to their Athenaeum. The precise item is determined through Divination (Time 3) after their previous initiation, although Prophecy (Time 4) is preferred if it is available. VSTs are encouraged to pick something interesting and challenging to acquire, particularly for those pursuing Status 3+. This doesn't have to be an Artifact from an ancient ruin; potent Imbued or Enhanced Items that have fallen into the hands of Sleepers, Seers, or left-handed outcasts are also potential options.
Once their donation is secured in the Athenaeum (and possibly censored, depending on how dangerous it is), a Mage who has already achieved the rank being sought – the theonom – initiates the Mystagogue. PC theonoms should be used when possible, but VSTs may use NPCs if necessary and appropriate. Seethe Mysterium, pg 98-116 for details of the initiations. After their new level of Status is approved, the Mystagogue may purchase levels of the Mystery Initiation Merit (tM, pg 102), representing mystical powers unlocked by the experience.
Mystagogues may temporarily drop in rank for violating the Order's Protocols, or committing acts antithetical to its core beliefs, like destroying valuable magical items. This may happen at the character's VST's discretion, or with a Status survey (MET: Awakening, pp 122-123) that accumulates twice the character's Order Status dots in net support and Low Approval. Regaining rank lost in this manner does not require re-initiation; merely a Low Approval and the Mystagogue donating another item to the Athenaeum. A character cannot, of course, re-assume Status 4 if another character has been promoted in the intervening time. The same is not true of those expelled from the Order for heresy or grievous violations of the Protocols; if re-admitted they must re-experience the initiations step by step.
Neokoros (Status 0) are outside of the Order proper, but given some small manner of formal recognition. No donation is required to attain this Status; it is used (secretly) to indicate and test those working towards their first real mystery initiation.
Neokoros Superior (Status 1) have experienced the first true initiation, and been granted some small measure of trust.
Daduchos (Status 2) and Daduchos Superior (Status 3) are the main body of the Order. These mages have been tested and initiated, and are trusted to assume positions of responsibility within the Athenaeum.
A Hierophant (Status 4) leads a Mysterium caucus. These elder mages guide and initiate their subordinates, teaching them the true depths of magic and preparing them to – hopefully – one day experience the Mysteriorum Calamitas themselves.
A Heirophant Superior (Status 5) is both rare and powerful. They have attained the deepest initiation short of archmastery, and their concerns have elevated above the individual caucus. Since there can only be one Status 4 character per Domain, characters seeking Status 5 may "leapfrog" over Status 4 by qualifying for Status 5, donating two items (determined by prophecy as usual), and undergoing both initiations. The Mysteriorum Focus is also an exception to the usual rule regarding theonoms; it may only be administered by a Heirophant and must be administered by a PC.
The Mysterium, pp 119-128, has more details on each of the levels of Status within the Order.
An Acquisitor (Status 1, tM, pp 75-76) is, while glamorous, among the dirtiest and most dangerous jobs the Mysterium has to offer. Their job is to retrieve magics – grimoires, imbued or enhanced items, artifacts, fetishes, and, really, anything else – from those that shouldn't have such things and return them to an Athenaeum or other proper Awakened authority. Sometimes this means delving into ancient ruins or stealing from Sleeper collectors; other times it means squaring off with Seers of the Throne or left-handed outcasts. Acquisitors are also charged with investigating any interesting magical oddities they come across in their line of work.
A Censor (Status 1, tM, pp 77-78) is responsible for assessing, retrieving and "disappearing" dangerousmagical items. A censor will often work with a team of acquisitors, but some prefer to work alone. Items the censor on-site deems unsuitable for general access get placed in the censorium, a special division of the Athenaeum. Access to the censorium is very tightly controlled by the curator, and its security is best described as "excessive".
A Curator (Status 3, tM, pp 79-80) is charged with management of an Athenaeum. Several Mystagogues can share this duty, but it's more common for there to be only one. They control access to the censorium (and the Athenaeum at large), organize the Order's response to crises, and help other Mystagogues manage their Sophiad. Thinking of them as a cross between a headmaster and a chief librarian would not be wholly inaccurate.
A Savant (Status 2, tM, pg 78) is a recognized, dedicated scholar among an entire Order of recognized, dedicated scholars. Each will typically pick two fields of study – one soriological or esotological, one exoterical – and dedicate themselves to those fields in addition to wherever else their Sophiad might take them. The best Savants hone their natural facilities with no magical aids, committing as much as they can of their field to memory.
Playing a Mystagogue
When assembling the concept for your Mystagogue, remember that the Order is not, despite the stereotypes held by the other Orders, a group of secluded scholars and bookworms. Mystagogues are charged to seek enlightenment through experience as well as study, and that doesn't just mean the good parts of the world. One Mystagogue's Sophiad might demand she stand on the front lines and learn about the gory horror of warfare, while another's that he travel through the poorest part of town subtly using his magics to heal. While a Mystagogue's mentor has some say in the course, ultimately, the mage herself is the one who decides what experiences study best suits her needs.
The Sophiad is also an excellent vehicle for remaining engaged with the game. If you're feeling a lack of direction, or having difficulty working out what to do with your character, consider that your charactermight be feeling the same thing. To a Mystagogue, this is an urge to seek a new field for one's Sophiad, to try new and different things until something clicks.
Secrets require especially careful handling when playing a Mystagogue. On the one hand, the Order's protocols are very strict regarding the distribution and exchange of secrets. On the other, a secret whose existence is only ever known to a tiny handful of people does contributes little to gameplay. Plot-related arcane secrets work best when other characters know there's something they don't know, creating drama and play as they pursue it or try to find something suitable to trade. This also makes the Mysterium an attractive point for Storytellers to drop "plot cookies", as they get a lot of activity and proactive play incentives out of relatively little investment.
To smooth this process, remember that the Protocols are not secret. Mystagogues are quite willing to talk to outsiders about the rules they believe Awakened society should be governed by. A Mystagogue should not be shy about letting others know that he won't lie, but that they need to balance the exchange of knowledge. Further, they know that outsiders aren't going to agree about these rules and, as such, may be willing to bend them when needed… For those who have taken pains to establish good guanxi with them.
Dangerous magic is also likely to be contentious in play. Remember that the Mysterium, despite occasional mistakes, has millennia of history demonstrating their ability to safely hold dangerous magics in check. Questioning the Order's ability to store cursed items is like questioning an Arrow's ability to punch people in the face – likely cause for an immediate Duel Arcane.
On the other hand, the Mysterium's system of ranks and initiations is meant to be completely secret, and should not be spoken of to or in front of outsiders unless absolutely necessary. The mysteries are something that can only be experienced from the inside, and talking about them with the unprepared or uninitiated profanes their higher nature. While this, similarly, is an ideal that cannot be achieved in play (after all, players of characters from other Orders may have read the Mysterium), there are a number of tools you can use to conceal them from view while still allowing their influence to be felt "on stage". Guanxi bonds are especially valuable for this, and can be used to cover up the obligations of rank with the personal bonds and loyalties of a brotherhood of academics.
It helps that the ranks and initiations are not a military command structure. More deeply-initiated Mystagogues should be teachers, shepherding the mystical developments of their students. Those that don't measure up should be taught correctness, those that do measure up should advance promptly. Similarly, master/apprentice relationships are vital to the Order. When developing character ties, seek out this tie early, and don't be afraid to find new teachers or take on additional students during the course of play. Mystagogues are not expected to spend their entire careers learning from a single teacher, and Right Apprenticeship applies to all master/apprentice bonds, not just the "first" or "primary".

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Complaint Review: US Airways
- US Airways
111 West Rio Salado Parkway
Tempe, Arizona
United States of America
- Phone: 480-693-0800
- Web: http://www.usairways.com
- Category: Airlines
US Airways USAir, US Air Ticket Exchange Ripoff Tempe, Arizona
*Consumer Comment: Fairly standard
It's clever because unless you're a lawyer who spends his days reading the fine print of purchase agreements, you won't know in advance that you're going to be ripped off. Follow the calculations below carefully because you could be their next victim.
I purchased a "nonrefundable" $600 ticket for a flight that I later had to reschedule. Of course, I knew about the $150 "change fee" when I made the new reservation.
The new reservation cost $400. So naturally I expected to pay $400 plus the $150 change fee and for US Air to credit me for the $600 nonrefundable ticket I bought earlier. In other words, US Air would credit my account $50. The calculation is: New Ticket ($400) + Change Fee ($150) - Old Ticket ($600) = $50. Right?
Wrong! Instead, US Air refused to credit the full $600 I earlier spent. Rather, they only credited the cost of the new ticket, $400. So I ended up paying $750 for a flight advertised at $400. Their calculation is Old Ticket ($600) + Change Fee ($150) = $750. They don't care that the new ticket costs less than the old one.
So here's what going on:
- When you buy a new ticket that costs more than the old one, US Air charges you a $150 change fee plus the amount by which your new ticket costs more than the old one. That is, if your old ticket costs $600 and the new one costs $1,000, you're going to be billed $550. The calculation is New Ticket ($1,000) - Old Ticket ($600) + Change Fee ($150) = $550.
- But when you buy a new ticket that costs less than the old one, US Air charges you the full price of the old ticket anyway. You get no credit for the fact that the new ticket costs less than the old one.
So, with US Air it's heads you lose, tails US Air wins. They can count me out of this ripoff game.
Does your business have a bad reputation?Corporate Advocacy Program™Fix it the right way.
Set the record straight:Arbitration Program
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 08/26/2011 07:31 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/us-airways/tempe-arizona-85281/us-airways-usair-us-air-ticket-exchange-ripoff-tempe-arizona-769498. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year. Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:
#1 Consumer Comment
Fairly standard
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, August 26, 2011POSTED: Friday, August 26, 2011
Based on their requirements it should have been no extra cost. You just wouldn't get the $50 difference back. $400 - $600 + $150 = ($50), but because it is non-refundable you "forfeit" that credit.
Not exactly sure how you think it costs you $750, based on what you wrote and the math this does not seem possible. You are stating that you paid $600 + $150 = $750 but seemed to forget the $400 that you said they credited you. So that would be $750 - $400 = $350. If that is actually what they did you would have had a $250 credit. But even in that case you wouldn't be entitled to it.
From US Airways
Here are the rules:
If a reservation is canceled on/before the ticketed departure date, the value of the ticket may be applied toward future travel up to one year from the original issue date. Travel on the new ticket must be completed within one year of the original date of issue.
If any part of the ticket is unused after the ticketed departure date and the reservation has not been canceled, the ticket has no value.
Once the value of a non-refundable ticket has been applied towards the purchase of a new ticket, the original ticket is considered valueless.
Any difference in fare, if greater, must be collected. No refund is given for a decrease in fare (no residual value) and residual amount cannot be applied to the change fee. All non-refundable values remain non-refundable.
ZipBooks Accounting Software
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
Joshua Eka Putra
About Me
Having a strong interest and skill in content writing both in Indonesian and English, offline and online marketing, data entry, and English translating. Hardworking , detailed, work fast solid, and able to meet deadline. Gladly welcome for the opportunity ahead, feel free to contact me. Cheers
Job history and feedback provided by the client after completing the job
No reviews yet
Employment History
PT. Merah Putih Media
Partnership Marketing
Merah Putih is an online media (merahputih.com) providing an up to date news around Indonesia. I worked for some marketing projects there - finding and dealing with clients, planning for a direct marketing strategy, managing team, and helping in making marketing decision.
Education History
Surya University
- Learning about Entrepreneurial Marketing, Human Resource Management, Technology Innovation, Creativity and Innovation, Business English, Patent, and Business Model. - Research Project called Petakom (Digital Community Maps) as CMO (Chief Marketing Officer) - Start-Up Project called SLOCK (Smart Padlock) - Committee of ISoC (Indonesia Sociopreneur Challenge) in Partnership & Marketing Division - An international competition of social entrepreneurship, followed by many countries across the world,


text:
Photo: Lisa Hayes/CWS
engage in a way that's right for you
Photo: Jim Coates
Stop Trump from Dismantling Refugee Resettlement – A Refugee Admissions Cap of 45,000 Is Inexcusable
URGENT: Stop Trump from Dismantling Refugee Resettlement
Photo: Jim Coates
Stop DHS From Deporting Somalis
Protect Immigrants and Asylum Seekers.
Tell Congress to Oppose Funding for
Trump's Wall, Deportation Force & Detention Centers
CHIP IN to help refugees in rebuilding their lives.
DONATE to support our advocacy efforts for refugees and immigrants.
FUNDRAISE to help support refugees – hosting an event with your friends, work colleagues, classmates and faith community members.
Photo: David Mutua
Photo: Melissa Engle Photography
Welcome refugees in your community
There's so much you can do to help a refugee feel safe and comfortable in their new home. Help create welcoming communities by volunteering at the CWS refugee resettlement office nearest to you.
Opportunities may include serving as a language partner, assisting with school registration, accompanying a family grocery shopping, or mobilizing your faith community as a welcome team for an arriving family.
No CWS resettlement office in your community? Other refugee resettlement organizations across the country also welcome community engagement. Find one in your area here.
Mobilize your congregation or faith community
CWS challenges people of faith to protect welcome and restore hope.
Photo: CWS


text:
First of all, What constitutes Successful Evangelism? Some will answer, "Great audiences, eloquent preaching and soul-stirring music." But I reply, "We may have all these and not have real evangelism; as we may have successful evangelism without them."
Others will answer, "Any movement...
If Christians confess that the Son proceeds from the Father, then is it proper to call this "generation?" Doesn't this term imply the Son had a beginning, or at least owes His existence to the Father? Is the "eternal generation of the Son" a Biblical concept?
Many Christians assume the medieval period lacked original theological insight. Almost unconsciously, they often assume the church entered a dark age at the end of the patristic era; a darkness which was only pierced by the bright and shining rays of the Reformation 1000 years later. This is incorrect.
In this excerpt from his work Summa Theologica, the theologian Thomas Aquinas carefully discusses whether Christ's procession from the Father can properly be termed "generation." He follows the scholastic method...
From DBSJ 21 (2016): 31–58. Republished with permission.
Matthew A. Postiff1
For about 15 years I have had the privilege of studying under William Combs, Bruce Compton, and Robert McCabe. More recently, I have benefited from their advice concerning local church ministry and their mentorship as I assisted two of them in their teaching responsibilities at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary. Their interaction as personal friends has been a great encouragement. I am indebted to all of them for their careful and conservative scholarship in exegetical, biblical and systematic theology as well as the biblical languages. I trust this essay will be a fitting...
The violence in Sutherland Springs Texas on November 5 got many of us thinking twice about whether our churches are safe places. From a purely rational, data-based perspective, they're just as safe as they were a month ago. From a theological perspective, they are as well.
But when something horrific like that happens, our hearts tell us it might be time to make changes. It's not just emotional reaction that moves us to look at a real event and think, "Yes, that could have happened at our church any time — but seeing it happen in a church so much like our own now gives us a reason to think about our security now."
But we want to think biblically about all this. We want to properly frame these issues in well-informed faith, and respond to the...
After he fed the 5000, why did Jesus make the disciples leave the area so abruptly?
Mark tells us, "immediately he made his disciples get into the boat and go before Him to the other side, to Bethsaida, while he dismissed the crowd," (Mk 6:45). Mark doesn't tell us why, and neither does Matthew (14:22-23). However, John does give us some insight:
When the people saw the sign which he had done, they said, "This is indeed the prophet who is to come into the world!" (Jn 6:14).
At least some people connected the dots, and understood the significance of what had happened...
Rev. A. C. Dixon, D. D., in the fall of 1909, while pastor of the Moody Church in Chicago, organized the Testimony Publishing Company. He also edited the first five volumes of "THE FUNDAMENTALS," but upon being called to London early in the summer of 1911 to become pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, founded by the late Charles H. Spurgeon, he found it necessary to give up the editorial work on the books.
The next five books were taken in hand by...
This is an excerpt from Athanasius' work, entitled On the Incarnation of the Word. Here he describes one of the reasons for the incarnation:1
§ 6. The human race then was wasting, God's image was being effaced, and His work ruined. Either, then, God must forego His spoken word by which man had incurred ruin; or that which had shared in the being of the Word must sink back again into destruction, in which case God's design would be defeated. What then? Was God's goodness to suffer this? But if so, why had man been made? It would have been weakness, not goodness on God's part.
For this cause, then, death having gained upon men, and corruption abiding upon them, the race...
This post continues a lecture from C.H. Spurgeon's Lectures to My Students (read the series so far).
There are some occasions, especially in raising a new church, when you may have no deacon who is qualified to manage that department, and, therefore, you may feel called upon to undertake it yourselves. In such a case you are not to be censured, you ought even to be commended. Many a time also the work would come to an end altogether if the preacher did not act as his own deacon, and find supplies both temporal and spiritual by his own exertions. To these...
Fri, Oct 27 -
A SharperIron Design Update this Weekend
Thu, Oct 26 -
Theology Thursday - Thomas Aquinas on Reprobation
Discovery Institute 2016
Paperback 294
Wed, Oct 25 -
Review - Darwin's House of Cards
Tue, Oct 24 -
Christians and the Movies
Mon, Oct 23 -
Jesus Feeds the 5,000
Fri, Oct 20 -
One for All, or All for Naught? Limited Atonement
Thu, Oct 19 -
Theology Thursday - Thomas Jefferson's "Jesus"


text:
Contact Info / Websites
2011 Submissions
Mindy Rated Stars A little girl finds herself in a nightmare and has to fight her way out. Can you help her? Shooter - Run 'n Gun Quarks and Orbs Rated Stars Play this unique board game as you try to keep your opponent from taking your orbs Strategy - Other Eat the Brains Rated Stars Collect the Purple and Red brains, Avoid the Green and Black brains. Skill - Collect


text:
Check out the many departments in our local government
Please explore our mayor's office, city council, and city clerk sections here! Learn how you can contact your leaders to make your life in Crossville just a little better.
Check out our police department here! You can contact them with tips and learn all about the people who keep our town safe.
Here you can learn all about our local public library and the programs they offer as well as a full catalog of the books that they have!
Here you can learn about our municipal court system and now you can also pay your tickets online here as well!
Here you can learn all about our three schools in town!
Here you can learn about our fire department and the volunteers who keep our citizens safe!
Here you can learn about our local park and learn about the various events that are held here!
Here you can learn about our street department and where to contact them with any issues you have on our roads!


text:
Thursday, 14th of September was a great event for the dog world, as this was the inaugural of the Eukanuba Performance Games at the Roberts Centre in Wilmington, Ohio. Four days packed with dog performance events designed to test a dog's speed, agility & performance! Early Thursday morning, the event was officially opened with a ribbon… read more
Are You Smarter than a Vet Student About Ear Infections? Take Quiz!
Ear infections are so darn common, particularly amongst dogs, and can be the cause of multiple veterinary hospital visits.If you care for a dog or cat with recurrent or chronic ear infections, it behooves you to become as informed about this issue as possible. Here's an opportunity to test your knowledge about this common malady…. read more
Stem Cell Treatment for Spina Bifida Helps Dogs and Children at UC Davis
Sibling bulldogs Darla and Spanky, born with spina bifida, are the first patients to be successfully treated with a unique therapy—a combination of surgery and stem cells—developed at UC Davis by a team of veterinary and human medicine researchers and clinicians. The breakthrough may lead to advancements in human treatments for babies with the disease…. read more
Minimal Invasive Surgery from U.C. Davis
A great story in dog health, a 7 year old yellow Labrador retriever named Makana, was diagnosed with bilateral adrenal cancer. Adrenal cancer is a difficult cancer for small animals. The adrenal gland is closely to vena canva, the largest vein in the abdomen as well as the renal arteries and veins (to the kidneys),… read more
Leadingedge Dog Show Academy: Knot Your Average Topknot
Does your poodle topknot have you tied in knots? Allison to the rescue! This is a step-by-step visual guide to mastering more than a dozen ways to keep your poodle's topknot worry free. Never banded or wrapped a poodle before? Don't even know what those words mean? This is the course for you! Allison's clear instructions will… read more
California, Advocate for Animal Welfare: Write Senators to Oppose AB 485 Before the July 17 Hearing!
Be a true advocate for animal welfare. Write Senators to oppose AB 485, the inhumane bill that will endanger California's pet population! Despite good intentions, some California lawmakers are placing the surplus of foreign stray and unwanted animals above the health and safety of the citizen pet population through AB 485. One need only look… read more
Ticks and Their Hiding Spaces
Tick season is here and it is important to keep the parasites off of your dog for their safety. Here are just some spots you want to check right after passing tall grass or just checking ticks. The first spot you want to check out is the ear. Ticks like tall grass and as we… read more
Leadingedge Academy Launches New Handler Education Series- Special Offer at Article End
Are you looking for resources to improve your handling, training, grooming, dog show knowledge yet you've been limited by time or access? Want to improve your presentation in the juniors ring? Leadingedge Dog Show Academy, a new YouTube training series, is dedicated to answering these questions. Leadingedge Academy's curriculum ranges in content specific to a… read more
Saving Lives – A Step-by-Step Tutorial for Dog CPR
Knowing how to behave in an emergency could save the life of your furry friend. To many of us, our animals are part of the family, but would you know what to do if things went wrong? Could you do even the most basic of things such as checking if your dog's heart is still… read more
2017 : The Dog Show Circuit and Canine Influenza – My Story
Sunday, May 14, Perry GA. Best of breed in Black Russian Terriers has just finished. Arisha takes breed and will stay with her handler for the groups. My wife prepares to pack up the boys, Oli and Charlie, for the 10 hour drive home. It's a good weekend for "the bears" as we call them…. read more


text:
Stacy Adams Dot Waistband Boxer Briefs-DNA SA1821
This product was discontinued June, 2014 and is no longer available. Please consider one of the Customer-Recommended Replacements above, or try a new search.
These silky boxer briefs sport a dotted, tall sewn-on waistband with the famous name at center front. Made of polyester/spandex knit.


text:
Throwback Thursday: Y.B.E. – Prodigy feat. B.G.
Posted by Hymn | Filed under Albums, Music, Video
Young Black Entrepreneurs. Whether you are making that brown paper bag money or those in their own start up, this one's for you. I've always liked B.G.'s flow. This guy taught Lil Wayne how to rap, you little kiddies out there should lend an ear.
Shouts to Prodigy coming from a bid and dropping a
gem book on 'em. Nowadays those book advances are bigger than album advances. You better learn how to write good! (I know it's well, that's the joke)
Tags: B.G., Grand Hustle, HNIC, Prodigy, Throwback Thursday
One Response to "Throwback Thursday: Y.B.E. – Prodigy feat. B.G."
dynamicwayne Says:
February 1st, 2011 at 10:45 pm


text:
Book Your Tour for Kenya Luxury Safari only on $2,980
Kenya Luxury safari bookings package will do for you is take you to Nakuru country wide park, a UNESCO world heritage website house to the red migratory birds – Flamingos, as they feed on the algae at the shows of the lake.
Elite Luxury Kenya trading under the name Kenya safari holidays is a premium Kenya and Tanzania safari company specializing in making tailor made African Safaris. We specialize in Africa Bush safaris, beach holidays, Kenya luxury safaris, Honeymoon, Mount Kenya climbing, Kilimanjaro climbing among others. We shine at helping you get your holiday planned.
|Related Link: Click here to visit item owner's website (1 hit)
|Target State: All States
Target City : All Cities
Last Update : Jan 06, 2017
Number of Views: 40
|Item Owner : Duncan Githui
Contact Email:
Contact Phone: +254721868795 / +254721905939
|Friendly reminder: Click here to read some tips.


text: Contact Me! I would love to hear from you! I love getting emails! Feel free to reach out to me with any questions you might have pertaining to one of my blogs, one of my services, or just to say hi! I love talking to other brands and businesses about how we can work together. Use the form below or email me at email@example.com. Name* First Last Email* MessageCommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Google Plus Share Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Send email Mail Print Print


text:
Canary Islands
Things to do in Canary Islands
Wander through Timanfaya National Park
This national park's landscape looks like something you'd expect to find Dr Who stumbling about on. It's dusty, bleak…View details »
Feast your eyes on contemporary art at the Castillo de San Jose
Back in the 18th century, pirates were a real headache for Lanzarote's locals. To protect their treasures from…View details »
Poke around Cesar Manrique's old home
Cesar Manrique was a man who led by example. He didn't just lobby for strict planning rules in Lanzarote, he built his…View details »
Get close to nature at La Caldera de Taburiente National Park
This national park, half an hour's drive from Los Cancajos, is actually a volcanic crater and, with a circumference of…View details »
Stretch your legs in the village of Haria
Forget wetting the baby's head. Back in the 17th and 18th centuries, Haria's newborns were celebrated with the planting…View details »
Channel your inner cowboy at Rancho Texas Park
Dig out your cowboy hat for a day out at Lanzarote's biggest theme park, Rancho Texas Park. The whole place is themed…View details »
Unravel the mystery of Barranco de Guayadeque
This valley hasn't changed in thousands of years, and it's still one of Gran Canaria's standout scenic spots. All…View details »
Check out the optical illusion in Las Cuevas de los Verdes
Hundreds of years ago this place was such a nifty hideout from pirates, one of its tunnels earned the nickname 'The…View details »
Take in an underground concert at Los Jameos del Agua caves
Why build a concert hall when you can convert an underground grotto instead? At least that's what Cesar Manrique…View details »
Pick a path through the Jardin de Cactus
You can't miss the entrance to the Jardin de Cactus. It's guarded by an 8-metre-tall metal cactus. The gardens…View details »
Tee off with a game of golf
Perfect your par on Gran Canaria's golf courses. The island is fast-developing a reputation for having some of the best…View details »
Hop on a boat to Fuerteventura
It's easy to nip across to Fuerteventura from Lanzarote. The islands are neighbours, and it only takes 30 minutes on…View details »
Soak up the views from Mirador del Rio
Bag a supersized window seat at this minimalist bar and café, and you'll get first-rate views of El Risco beach and the…View details »
Similar Destinations


text:
Storuman : Car Rental 20% Discount!
The latest updates in Storuman
The latest news and articles about Storuman can be easily found here. Take your time to organize your trip in every tiny detail. Important and enlightening information compiled by Economy Car Rentals.com to simplify the planning as well as possible. Find with us great deals for your car rental or use the given information about Storuman to get to know the area before even arriving. Let us help you to prepare your trip to the smallest detail. Let us present you also all car groups available in Storuman while viewing our Car Fleet Page.
News and Car Rental in Storuman
Visit also our Green Tips in order to keep our planet green and healthy. Read the experience of our customers and win a general but also a neutral picture of the services offered in Storuman. Choose the right vehicle for your car rental in Storuman. Here you find just the right size for you. Enjoy the freedom, mobility and available of your rental car during your stay in Storuman.
The more pleasure you want to enjoy during your holidays, the more convenient car group you should choose. Such as Economy, Intermediate, Economy, Stationwagon. Get a picture about the car brands Volvo V70, Saab 9-3, Volvo V50, Ford Mondeo, Ford Focus Estate, Audi A3, Citroen C3, Ford Fiesta, Opel Meriva, Ford Focus offered in Storuman.
News, articles or press for Storuman: Book Your Car Rental Here
Information and News for:
Last Updated 2015-02-19


text:
Galway not doing enough to get best out of Canning
If Galway want to prosper, Joe Canning needs to play -- and stay -- at full-forward, writes Damian Lawlor
L AST December, as the All Star hurlers prepared to depart Dublin Airport for Buenos Aires, a crowd gathered around one player who had a supply of extra sleeping tablets.
Many dreading the 14-hour flight queued, hoping their colleague's sedatives would do the trick. One particular hurler, a nervous flier, was becoming increasingly anxious before take-off and knowing he wouldn't be able to get some shut-eye wasn't helping his mood. He had only taken his seat on the plane when he looked across the aisle and saw Joe Canning in a deep sleep.
"Jesus Christ, is there anything that man can't do?" he asked to laughter around him.
Canning's second All Star was certainly well deserved and when he returned from Argentina it seemed he was hell bent on putting in an early claim for his third. He scored 1-8 for Portumna in the All-Ireland club semi-final win over Dunloy, followed by 0-12 in an epic display in defeat to Ballyhale. He was then central to Galway's first league crown for six years, scoring 1-5 against Cork.
It took Kilkenny and the recent Leinster final to halt the momentum. Sixty seven minutes had elapsed when Canning finally broke free of their shackles for his first point of the day. Most Galway supporters were homeward bound by then.
Canning was on the 40 that day, yet the conventional wisdom is that Galway's team management should have placed him directly on Noel Hickey, who was still finding his sharpness after a lengthy injury. The 21-year-old was moved to four different positions that day as Galway tried to get him into the game, but nothing clicked.
Galway's tactical error was compounded when they also moved Damien Hayes, another serious goal threat, out the field. Brian Cody must have looked on with glee when he saw Galway's deadliest marksmen operating far from where they could do most damage.
When they did finally move Canning back into full-forward, he was gobbled up by the seasoned duo of Hickey and Jackie Tyrrell. Canning ended the game with two sublime late points but it was a lost afternoon's hurling for him.
The past few games have seen hurling's most exciting young talent being needlessly moved about: corner-forward, centre-forward, even wing-forward. With Hayes motoring well at number 14, Canning was marginalised at corner-forward against Offaly. That prompted John McIntyre to try him at centre-forward against Kilkenny. It was a strange decision, especially when you consider the damage Canning did to the Cats' full-back line in Tullamore during last year's championship. There was no such threat this time around.
The following day, the hurling pundits let fly. Tony Considine, in the Irish Examiner, spared no one in his analysis. "Their star men, guys like Ger Farragher, David Collins, Iarla Tannian, were very quiet, while Joe Canning was especially so. He looked to me like a guy who was sulking, not as committed to the cause as you'd expect at this level. There was no comparison yesterday between Joe's contribution and the contribution of the man whose mantle many hurling people expect him to take over -- Henry Shefflin. On this display he's still a long way behind Henry, in work-rate, in scoring -- the man remains the King, the ultimate team player."
A little over the top maybe, even if the comparison with Shefflin and his willingness to play anywhere is valid. However, Canning is simply not suited to that role -- even if he sometimes does it to good effect with Portumna. And if the Galway management have learned their lessons, you won't see him wandering around Croke Park today. He'll be back on the edge of the square.
"Lessons learned, they'll definitely have to play him full-forward," says former Galway manager Cyril Farrell. "The supporters need Joe on fire and we all need him full-forward. I'd put Hayes alongside him and throw balls straight into them. How hard do we make hurling sometimes?
"The lads are goal getters and that's the way they play for Portumna. It's simple hurling -- they won't be expecting the ball on a plate but they've been hurling together since they were 15. They mightn't be always together off the pitch but on it they're telepathic and can read each other from 15 yards away."
Then there is the fact that Canning has been relieved of his role as primary free-taker. Last season, whilst operating mostly at number 14 and taking placed balls, he managed 3-45 from five games against big teams like Waterford, Kilkenny, Clare, Cork and earlier, Laois.
This year, without most of the free-taking opportunities and the issue over his position, the impact can be seen on his scoring return. Although he's still managed a handsome 3-12 from four games he's down about six points a match on his usual returns.
The sublime skills are all still intact; he just needs to settle again. He looked every inch the heir to Shefflin's throne in the All-Ireland club final in March. In the league final, he notched 1-5 from play against young Eoin Dillon and began the championship with a killer goal to snuff out Wexford. When they were in trouble in the replay against Offaly, he scored the lead point, having also set up a vital Kevin Hynes point with a wonder pass the Sunday before.
But now he probably needs to be left at full-forward and to be put back on free-taking duties. The in-form Ger Farragher hasn't put a foot wrong all season but Canning, the most important player on the team, thrives on the pressure and responsibility of being the free-taker.
"That issue is clearly a problem for Galway hurling, no doubt about it, simply because the two lads are so good at it," says Joe Cooney. "I don't know if there are two better free-takers in the country but the management have a dilemma here. Sometimes, when you're converting frees, it covers other aspects of your game. But if you take them off one lad and hand them over to someone else, you'll have the same problem with the hurler you've just denied."
Cyril Farrell thinks too much has been made of this issue. "I don't think they need to put him back on frees. Joe is a great hurler without them and Farragher has done nothing wrong at all. He's been our main man this year. All we have to do is get enough ball into Joe but we haven't been doing that. That's the problem, not the free-taking."
Farrell and Cooney agree that Canning needs to be on the edge of the square today if Galway are to go forward. "It was foolish against Kilkenny," says Cooney. "We were 10 points down and then we bring Joe back inside with two Kilkenny lads on him -- we robbed ourselves of our two best forwards that day. Joe needs to be on the edge of the square with Hayes. The only way I'd bring Damien out is if we were a few points up. He might hold the ball up out there.
"People were on Joe's back after the Leinster final but he wasn't getting any decent ball and you can't be on top of your game every day either. He's only a young lad, I'd feel the other forwards have to take a look at themselves. If there were two men on Joe against Kilkenny, it should have given others space. Our half-forwards didn't win enough possession."
John McIntyre and his backroom team have had plenty of time to think since then. They took a break from training, played in the local championship and regrouped for a training camp at Johnstown House, Enfield last week.
McIntyre will argue that they had no choice but to bring Canning out the field against Kilkenny to help win possession. And he'll argue that they had to bring Hayes out too because there was still no ball going inside. But it proved a painful lesson, and the mistake won't be repeated today.
As for Canning, great players want to perform against the best, that's where they are judged, and he simply didn't turn up in the Leinster final. If that game was a rare black mark, there's every chance he will make amends by striving to be the difference this time.
If he's not, the critics won't be easy on him. He knows that's the way it is.
Sunday Independent


text:
We've compiled a list of activities for easy viewing.
If you would like to add an event in future editions, please send it to firstname.lastname@example.com. Refer to Frisco-Online.com's event calendar for more details on the following and activities not listed here.
Weekend Events
Holocaust Remembrance Exhibition
Fri, Sat, Sun 8:00am
Preston Ridge Campus
Fri 7:00pm-9:00pm
26th Annual Texas Home School State Basketball Championships
Fri 9:00am & Sat 5:00pm
Fieldhouse USA
2017 Indoor Track A& Field
Fri 11:00am & Sat 5:00pm
Ford Center at the Star
Chunk Your Junk
Sat 8:00am-12:00pm
Enviromental Collection Center
Teen Writers Group Ages 6-12
Sat 4:00pm-5:00pm
Frisco Public Library
Sensory Story Time
Sat 10:00am-10:25am
Frisco Public Library
Read To Rover
Sat 3:00pm-4:00pm
Frisco Public Library
Texas Legends vs Iowa Energy
Sat 7:30pm
Dr. Pepper Arena
Frisco Star Fest
Sat 6:00pm
Frisco Commons Park
Playing Your Cards Right: Practical Strategies for Families
Sat 9:00am-12:00pm
Student Opportunity Center
Sat 8:00am-11:00am
Frisco Commons
Frisco Area Local Bands/Live Music This Weekend
Acustic Asylum
The Frisco Bar
Chant Duplantier
One 2 One
Matt Baron
Stan's Main street
Professor D
Rockin' S Bar & Grill
Matt Barron
One 2 One
DJ Jimbo & Music Video's
The Green Gator
Vegas Stars
Rockin' S Bar & Grill
Iron Horse
Stan's Main street


text:
The North Beach getaway
House, North Beach
Confirmation within 24hr
From $510 per night {{quote.pricing.message}} Total {{quote.pricing.price | format:'currency':'short'}} for
Min 5 nights stay
Fancy a day on the beach at the pristine Perth North coast beaches or perhaps take walk through the natural reserves to see the beautiful wild flowers or bird watching.
If you prefer to have a game of golf at one of the local golf courses or take a stroll to the beautiful playgrounds to get the kids to burn off some energy, then any one of these options are all within walking distance 1km of our house.
If shopping is more your style, then the impressive Karrinyup shopping centre is within a short 5 minute drive.
Hillary's boat marina hosts a variety of beautiful shops and restaurants and is only a short 7-10 minute drive.
Other outings in Perth include taking a day trip out to Rottnest island boat departs from Hillary's Marina or visit the Swan valley 30 minute drive which hosts Perth's best wineries and fresh produce.
A trip to the city 15 minute drive gives visitors the option of visiting the new Elizabeth Quay, Perth Zoo, exquisite Kings park and the Swan river in all its glory.
There is public transport in close proximity to our house to access all of these sites.
Our house is a spacious 4 bedroom and 3 bathroom home. We are perfectly set up for young children with cots, high chairs and a dedicated playroom.
The current bed configuration is 1 queen bed in the main bedroom upstairs, 1 single bed in the 2nd bedroom upstairs, 1 king single and cot in the 3rd bedroom upstairs and a king size bed in the 4th bedroom/study downstairs. More beds can be arranged on request.
There are 2 lounges, 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs. A dining area leading off the kitchen and separate scullery for pantry items and dishwasher location.
There is a full laundry area available with a washing machine and dryer if needed.
Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout the house for those hot summer days, this can also be zoned to particular rooms if needed.
The outside area has an outdoor table setting with a beautiful water feature, there is lush grass and tropical bush around the side and front of the house.
Parking is available on the driveway and in the front of the house for 3 cars, additional parking is available across the road on the shared grass verge.
The garage will be locked and unavailable for use.
Linen will be provided free of charge for stays longer than a week.
You'll love our house because of the spacious rooms, the location, modern and new design and fittings and all the luxury appliances and furniture you would expect from a top quality home.
Rating snapshot
Average customer ratings
No reviews have been submitted for this property.
{{review.SubmissionTime | format:'date':'full'}}
{{comment.UserNickname}} responded to this review
{{comment.SubmissionTime | format:'date':'full'}}
Have a question?
Feel free to send a message to the owner/manager if you have any specific needs, or if you require additional information before you can commit to a booking request.
Select request booking to access the quote calculator and to check availability.
Enter your check in and check out dates to see availability and a total price.
|Sun to Thurs ($ p/n avg.)
|Fri & Sat night
|7 night stay
|Min night stay
|Extra adult ($ p/n)
|Extra child ($ p/n)
|{{tariff.weekdayMinimumRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.weekendRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.weeklyRate | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.extraAdultCost | format:'currency':'short'}} -
|{{tariff.extraChildCost | format:'currency':'short'}} -
The following dates have a special rate or exception applied. Please note any discounts applicable to these dates will still apply.
|{{exception.priceInCents / 100 | format:'currency':'short'}} p/n
|Security Deposit
|{{rates.bond | format:'currency':'short'}} p/s
|{{extra.valueInCents /100 | format:'currency':'short'}} p/n p/p p/np p/s
|Yes No
p/n = per night, p/s = per stay, p/p = per person, p/np = per night and person. Ask the owner to arrange optional extras
Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.
Prices listed based on 8 adults. Property has 8 beds and can sleep a maximum 8 people.
- Available
- Unavailable


text:
And he saith unto them, Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men. -Matthew 4:19
No Fishing No following!
And how I kept back nothing that was profitable unto you, but have shewed you, and have taught you publickly, and from house to house, -Acts 20:20
And how shall they preach, except they be sent? As it is written, How beautiful are the feet of them that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings of good things! -Romans 10:15
Christians were going house to house, way before the cults started doing it! The overwhelming majority of Christians never have and never will preach the Gospel at a door step. This is simply because they don't have any one to train them or send them. Well now you do! Come get some beautiful feet!
Immediately following the afternoon service. (Approximately 2:30 PM)
6:00 PM on the Northwest Side
Before Church. Contact (210) 748 9812 for time.
*If you would like to go soulwinning and cannot make any of these times, please call us and we'll arrange a time to go soulwinning that fits your schedule.


text:
Boating, rock climbing, hiking, biking, waterskiing, motorcycle riding... all warm weather activities currently being planned for any number of fun-filled summer weekends to come.
Before you leave work on any given Friday, here is something to keep in mind - everything in life comes with risk; leisure activities included. In order to make it safely back to work on Monday, a new program is introducing workers to the importance of off-the-job safety.
Large companies and small businesses alike have long recognized the financial necessity of having a robust on-the-job safety program in operation. As a result, the number of workers being hurt while on the job has been steadily decreasing throughout the U.S. Today, employees are safer at work than they are at home. According to the National Safety Council, off-the-job injuries and deaths ultimately cost American employers more than $200 billion each year in lost wages and productivity, medical and disability payments, and new worker training programs. Essentially, these injuries hurt workers physically, and businesses financially.
"Costly off-the-job injuries continue to occur and most companies and businesses find it very difficult to obtain employee buy-in of off-the-job safety," said Dr. Tobi Kosanke, President and CEO of Crazy K Farm Pet and Poultry Products, who is also a risk management expert. "Employees, by and large, feel that once they leave the office, their employer has no business to dictate how they should live their lives."
Dr. Kosanke knows all about risk management. Before becoming President and CEO of her own company, she was a motorcycle safety instructor for 15 years. She is also an avid rock climber and has participated in aircraft pilot safety programs. During her tenure at ExxonMobil, Kosanke served as a Division Safety Representative, and created the "Off-the-Job Safety" portion of a safety leadership training course for managers.
When Kosanke left the corporate world and started her own business in the private sector, she brought along her passion for off-the-job safety. It wasn't until after having to battle off-the-job safety issues within her own company that she recognized the scarcity of off-the-job safety resources available to U.S. businesses. She decided to offer lectures and courses to promote off-the-job safety in other organizations.
"I have used my two decades of experience in teaching, lecturing and curriculum development to create lectures and courses to help employees, both managers and non-managerial staff, recognize the value - and buy into the positive benefits - of off-the-job safety," Kosanke said. "I have a great advantage over other managers and training departments in that I am an experienced lecturer on the subject.
"Because there is a dearth of resources in the area of off-the job safety, and injuries that stem from it as a result continue to be a significant problem for U.S. businesses, I have decided to provide other companies with my expertise. My lectures and courses engage employees and facilitate the extension of their company's on-the-job safety program to their lives at home and within their communities. If desired, lectures and courses can be tailored to a company's specific needs with the addition of their own data."
More information about Dr. Kosanke's off-the-job safety lectures and courses can be found online at www.offjobsafety.com. Questions and media inquiries can be directed to (800) 980-4165.
About Crazy K Farm® - Crazy K Farm® is located in Hempstead, Texas approximately 45 miles northwest of Houston. Chickens, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, goats and sheep are raised on the 35-acre working farm. The majority of the animals are rescues. Crazy K Farm® manufactures quality pet and poultry products including the patents-pending Hen Saver® hen apron, Avian Haven® hut for caged birds and Kitty Holster® cat harness. The company is a member of the Houston Better Business Bureau, and is in the process of becoming a woman-owned business through the Small Business Administration.
Loan Information for low income singles, families, seniors and disabled. Includes home, vehicle and personal loans.
Famous People with Disabilities - Well known people with disabilities and conditions who contributed to society.
List of awareness ribbon colors and their meaning. Also see our calendar of awareness dates.
Blood Pressure Chart - What should your blood pressure be. Also see information on blood group types and compatibility.


text:
China: Catholics saddened at loss of sculptures
Chinese Catholics have expressed sadness that two bronze animal-head sculptures designed by a Jesuit missionary for Beijing's Summer Palace over 200 years ago, have been auctioned off in Paris.
They say they are disappointed that the law court in the French capital rejected an appeal to ban the auction of the 18th Century works. Each of the sculptures, used as waterspouts in the Summer Palace sold for ¤14 million this week.
Italian Jesuit Brother Guiseppe Castiglione (1688-1766), known as Lang Shining to the Chinese, designed the sculptures for the Yuanimingyuan, on of three royal gardens at the palace. They were plundered by British and French forces in 1860 during the second Opium War.
According to Zong Tianliang, spokesperson for Yuanimingyuan Park, the sculptures hold a lot of historical and cultural meaning for the Chinese nation. "Auctioning them deeply hurts the Chinese people."
Pierre Berge, former owner of the sculptures had said he wanted China to observe human rights, give liberty to the Tibetan people and welcome the Dalai Lama in exchange for the sculptures. A priest from Hebei province in Northern China, who wished to remain anonymous, refuted Berge's offer saying that using religion and human rights to obscure the thefts of the past "reminds me of a similar pretext the Anglo-French forces used for their colonial aggression - to protect Church missioners."


text:
This event happened on December 16, 2016 thanks to Riverside Trauma. I'm so grateful that they sought out and were interested in the perspective of a trauma survivor who is a parent, writer and shares from a first-person perspective. It's so rare and what so many of us have craved. I'll share here what this conference was about and am working on another post of the experience of the conference.
Training Perspectives:
How do adults abused as children go on to become effective parents? The author speaks from a combination of personal and professional experiences as writer, mother, reporter, parent via adoption and trauma survivor. For most of her adult life she's been exploring how to live, love and parent well after being raised in hell. She shares data, stories, insights and a surprisingly upbeat and humorous perspective of parenthood and adult life after adverse childhood experiences.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the ACE Study and how it can be a useful tool in working with parents who have a trauma history
- Discuss the specific and daily challenges those parenting with post-traumatic stress experience
- Identify 3 strategies for supporting parents with PTSD
Geared Towards
This talk is geared to mental health clinicians, but would also be valuable to family partners, outreach workers, school personnel, health professionals, child welfare workers, and others.
Christine "Cissy" White is a writer, health activist, trauma survivor, mother, and founder of the Heal Write Now Center (www.healwritenow.com). She's been published in major media, including The Boston Globe, Ms. Magazine online, and Spirituality & Health magazine. Her work focuses on adverse childhood experiences, traumatic stress, and the long-term health and well-being of trauma survivors. She blends research, interviews, and personal experience to create powerful presentations. She's a contributing writer for the book Trigger Points Anthology: Abuse Survivors Experiences of Parenting.
You Matter Mantras
- Trauma sucks. You don't.
- Write to express not to impress.
- It's not trauma informed if it's not informed by trauma survivors.
- Breathing isn't optional.
You Are Invited Too & To:
- Heal Write Now on Facebook
- Parenting with ACEs at the ACEsConectionNetwork
- The #FacesOfPTSD campaign.
- When I'm not post-traumatically pissed or stressed I try to Twitter, Instagram & Pinterest.


text:
The County Landfill on Hwy 59 will be closed on the following holidays:
New Years Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
President's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veterans' Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
When the landfill is closed for a holiday, refuse service will be pushed back one business day on and following the holiday.
For a current calendar with the holidays that affect refuse collection service see below or please Click Here.
For questions please call the City of Merced Public Works office - (209) 385-6800.


text:
The last ten days have been a whirlwind around here. Ross was on a business trip for six days (Well he came home on the sixth day in the afternoon). I know there are lots of single moms and moms who have husbands that travel a lot, but that isn't the norm around here. I'm use to having my partner in crime and the kids are use to having daddy home. We were out running errands when Ross called to tell me he was home. When we pulled up to the house and Quinn saw daddy come out of the house he started to cry. He was so excited to see his daddy. He kept saying, "I'm not crying because I am sad, I'm crying because I am so happy". It was really touching and I wish I had caught it on tape.
We did okay and I worked so hard on keeping the house clean, getting the garbage out of the house and running that dishwasher. The day Ross came home was the day we were going to pack up for our camping trip so we could hit the road Thursday morning. Despite all my efforts, we managed to destroy the house Wednesday when we packed. When we walked out the door I couldn't believe that after my best efforts, we were still leaving the house a complete disaster.
We were headed to South Haven, Michigan to camp at Van Buren State Park–just a little over three hour drive for us. This is an annual camping trip, but we haven't participated since right before Quinn turned two. It was Eleanor and Hudson's first camping trip. My mom is originally from Michigan so her aunts, uncles, cousins, cousins' kids and cousins' grandkids all come. We have had campfires with 100+ family members around it. It is pretty cool. My grandpa just turned 80 and he still makes the trip.
My mom, twin brother, his wife and their new baby, my sister and her husband all were there as well.
Ignore the drool, Hudson has two teeth that just came in and there might be more on the way.
My happy camper!
The kids loved everything about camping. They were so excited about the tent when it went up, they just wanted to hang out inside.
I'm not going to lie–I anticipated the worse. With Hudson being so young and blankets not being a safe option, I was worried about keeping him warm enough. I also pictured kids who didn't sleep. All that fresh air and activity had those kiddos knocked out.
The first night it started raining around 5 am and that woke up the kids pretty early. They were bouncing off the walls. We knew we would never survive hours inside the tent so we jumped in the car and headed to Holland Michigan–a nearby town. We ate breakfast at an apple orchard and then stumbled on the replica of an old dutch village. Since the rain had let up, we decided to give it a go. We figured if the rain picked up we would do laser tag or some other indoor activity that we had googled on our phones.
I still cannot believe that Eleanor went on that spinning swing ride. She did it twice–she loved it so much. Then, because we are such hardcore campers, we hit up Five Guys for lunch. After lunch, we checked the weather at the rain that had been predicted for the afternoon was no more so we headed back. The kids enjoyed visiting with family, playing with aunts, uncles and cousins, and the traditional campfire– complete with s'mores.
Hudson slept from 8-7 and the other two slept even later. We had some fun play time with Hudson, while the other two snoozed.
Then it was beach day! Last time Eleanor was in the sand she was all–get it off!
Apparently she is over that. Her favorite part was the swimming. Quinn's favorite part was wrestling my cousin Brett.
Quinn climbed to the very top of the sand dune.
We wrapped up our trip with ice cream at a local joint who makes ice cream the old fashioned way and serves large portions.
I learned a few things from this camping trip:
* As usual, I worried way too much and everything turned out fine. Hudson stayed plenty warm in a Wombie and Aden + Anais winter weight sleep sack. Everyone slept. Eleanor loved the sand. The kids were really well behaved. We didn't get stuck in awful traffic. Everything was fine. It was better then fine–the kids loved camping!
* I over-packed. Not a ton, but I did end up with way too many kid clothes. I didn't know how many outfits they would ruin or how many layers they would need.
* Camping with family rocks. Having built in help was a lifesaver.
* I tried a new packing method for the kids for the first time and it rocked.
I put a days worth of clothes in a ziplock bag. Long sleeve + pants (chilly mornings and evenings), shorts + tshirt (for the day) and a diaper or underwear. This made getting the kids ready idiot proof and I didn't have to answer a million questions or micro manage anything. It also allowed me to pack all the kids clothes in one bag without them all getting jumbled. Plus, when we were digging through the contents of the bag, clothes didn't end up strewn all over the tent. The best party is everything that we didn't wear stayed dry, sand-free and clean. No extra laundry for me!
Now I am just waiting for the energy to get my house cleaned. That disaster we left, just got added to when we dropped the contents of our car in our kitchen. It literally looks like a bomb went off in here. It was all worth it though. My kids had so much fun and I always have fun watching them have fun. I love watching them have new experiences.
Anyone else attempt a camping trip this summer or have plans for one? What did your weekend look like?
Want FREE printables and more. Join my newsletter!
Subscribe to get our latest content by email.


text:
The current media coverage on budget reductions would suggest that cost-saving and efficiency are new concepts to the public sector. Nothing could be further from the truth as all public sector organisations are constantly striving for cost-efficiencies and innovative ways to improve the delivery of public services. The London Borough of Brent and their approach to achieving Government Connect compliance is a shining example of how local authorities are leading the way in using the transformational power of information technology.
The London Borough of Brent, which is also the home of Wembley stadium, administers public services to one of the most culturally and ethnically diverse places in the United Kingdom. Its 271,000 residents speak more than 120 languages and minority communities make up around 60 per cent of its residents.
To help transform public service delivery, Brent Council is engaged in an ambitious regeneration project supported by information and communications technology (ICT), involving the opening of a new civic centre in Wembley by 2013. It will bring together 1,250 staff and receive an estimated 1 million civic centre visitors a year.
A critical component of using ICT to improve the efficiency and productivity of the council is giving its employees flexible and secure remote access to any application from a broad range of devices and locations and achieving this remote connectivity in full compliance with Government Connect security requirements. To achieve this, the London Borough of Brent's Head of IT, Tony Ellis, and his team have deployed Microsoft's Intelligent Application Gateway (IAG) with the support of Microsoft partner, EuroData, to protect the borough's two data centres from unauthorised internal and external access. IAG offers a VPN, a Web application firewall, and endpoint security management, to provide secure network access for mobile workers.
Following the deployment of the Microsoft technologies, Brent Council estimates it will achieve cashable savings of at least £459,000 a year for the authority, reduce carbon emissions by 4.46 metric tonnes simply by reducing mileage claims from employees who can now connect remotely to business critical applications and meet Government Connect compliance requirements for local authority access to central Government data.
According to Tony Ellis, "Taking a more strategic approach to secure communications will help the council meet the broader government requirements on efficiency and improving citizen services".
You can read the full story of how the London Borough of Brent is harnessing the transformational power of ICT with Microsoft here.
Posted by Ian


text:
Thank goodness for the Internet as the MSM cannot continue to pose as objective while advancing their agenda.
BTW, way back when AIDS was an issue, I read a lot about it and figured out that if you were not engaged in anal sex, used needles or received a blood transfusion without making sure it was clean you had no real chance of being exposed to this scourge. I guess I should apply for a high position at WHO.


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
The impact of adultery is gut wrenching, because of the "Spirit of Betrayal." This is a spirit that attacks good people with a good heart. The purpose is to destroy marriages and relationships. That same spirit "Betrayal" used the disciple Judas in an attempt to destroy Jesus. Join me along with my Guest Pastor Pam Murdock that experienced the "Betrayal of Adultery" and the healing taking place. Let's Talk!
Love you more~
A great way to start your mornings! "Coffee Wisdom & Prayer with Dr. Bev Swanson" A LIVE Radio Talk Show.
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
Receive a personalized list of podcasts based on your preferences.


text:
CodeCanyon PHP Automatic SMS Scheduler 6104038
Script \ PHP Script \ Miscellaneous
Pricing \ Coverage \ Automatically \ Automatic \ Scheduler \ Clickatell
PHP Script - PHP Automatic SMS Scheduler 6104038 by crivion @ CodeCanyon
Script \ PHP Script \ Miscellaneous
Send business text messages to customers mobiles on a scheduled date & time with our automatic SMS scheduler
PHP Automatic SMS Scheduler enables you to send mobile sms to people on an exact specified date & time automatically.
The installation is very easy Wordpress like!
Example scenarios.
A ) A doctor might want to send an automatic scheduled SMS to remind a patient about his appointment.
B ) A car service could remind when the service is due automatically.
C ) A company might want to send happy birthday sms to a customer automatically.
This script requires either clickatell.com OR experttexting.com SMS GATEWAY which charges based on each country/operator. You will need to purchase a credits package before being able to send any messages.
Check pricing & coverage for clickatell: http://www.clickatell.com/pricing-and-coverage/message-pricing/
Check pricing & coverage for experttexting: http://www.experttexting.com/pricing/
Last Update: 14 November 13; Files Included: JavaScript JS, HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL; Software Version: PHP 5.x.
Social Content Locker for Drupal; Drupal GeoIP Country Detect & Redirect; PHP Stress - Website Performance Testing; WP Stop Content Stealers; WP Watch Movies & TV Shows Online; WP A/B Theme Conversion Testing; WP Country Content Shortcode Plugin.
Keywords: company, customers, messaging, mobile, scheduler, sms, text.


text:
UK SMEs are being urged by accountancy firm Shelley Stock Hutter to submit up-to-date management information to credit agencies, after an investigation by the firm revealed huge disparities in the way SMEs are rated.
Kathryn Parsons, co-founder of Decoded, started with little more than faith and determination, but four years later it's grown into a global business. Ahead of her appearance at Accelerate 2015 in...
Author, writer and marketer Ryan Holiday on how entrepreneurs need to interpret failure.
Sue Vizard, business coach and author of Jump Start: The Start-up Book for Your Dream Business, looks at some of the questions solo entrepreneurs should ask themselves.
Ian Wright, founder and chief executive of NonExecutiveDirectors.com, is bringing together SMEs and NEDs - without the hefty recruitment fees.
Former professional golfer turned entrepreneur Colin Stevens has had a busy 18 months. The Better Bathrooms founder has increased turnover at the firm, secured a multi-million pound investment and...
David Hughes sums up his entrepreneurial career to date thus: four spectacular successes and two failures. He founded the sports retailer Allsports and achieved turnover of £180 million before a vicious price war meant decline, administration in 2005 and a sell-off to rival JD Sports.
It took Richard Shonn, managing director of 151 Products, three years to find a warehouse big enough for his requirements.
EN is an Excel Publishing Company Limited publication
All content ©2006-2015 Excel Publishing Company Ltd.


text:
v.3.12 rev.1main page
Register Log In Log In with:
Log In with:
Slideshow! | Info | New tab
|Photo info:
And slightly lower. The top she's wearing has the leafy feeling, but with an overall air of dignity.
Share it with
0 | add a comment
Only registered users can post comments.
Please log in with your username and password or with the help of other services:
You can also create new account by filling out the form.


text:
CodeCanyon Responsive Google Mapped Testimonials 7291656
Plugin \ Miscellaneous
Testimonials \ Product \ Install \ Installation \ Simple \ Supporting \ Caduthuz
Plugin - Responsive Google Mapped Testimonials 7291656 by caduthuz @ CodeCanyon
Plugin \ Miscellaneous
- Embedded Video Testimonials
- Embedded Audio Testimonials
- Normal Text Testimonials
- Responsive Layout
- jQuery Validation
- Testimonail Categories
- Testimonail Marker Animation
- Simple Settings
- Simple Map Integration
- Map Customization
If you download it, and you liked it, please, don't forget to rate this item!
This helps us a lot.
Read this installation documentation carefully before install of the product. Easy install process with step by step installation wizard.
After reading this ,anyone can install this product easily.
Step : 1
Unzip the product zip file google_mapped_testimonial.zip
Step : 2
Step : 3
Step : 4
Step : 5
Step : 6
Admin Area
Front Area
We have a great supporting team, our 24×7 supporting team will answer to your all enquiries about the product, visit http://caduthuz.com or mail us at caduthuz[at]gmail.com
*Please note the images used in the demo preview are for demo purpose only and are not included in the package!
BloodBank ЁC Online Blood Donation Management; WordPress Responsive Snake and Ladder Game; Responsive Snake and Ladder Game; WordPress Responsive Crossword Puzzle Game; Responsive Crossword Puzzle Game.
Keywords: customized, google map, responsive, testimonial plugin, testimonials, wordpress.


text:
payment gateway
luxury beauty brand
Size: 11 Ounce
Fragrance-free, rich and velvety, yet kind and gentle, Philip B African shea butter gentle and conditioning shampoo is a lightweight moisturizing blend of African shea butter, hops, nettle and comfrey. Enriched with panthenol (vitamin B5), African shea butter delivers much-needed moisture to dry, parched hair to strengthen and restore elasticity preventing breakage. A kind formula, with a mild 5.5 ph., that is gentle enough to be used by the whole family. Philip B African shea butter gentle and conditioning shampoo increases hair's manageability, moisture, and shine, without weighing hair down. Safe for color-treated hair. Wonderful daily shampoo for all hair types.
Can be used for the following skin conditions: Hair Care, Men, Paraben-Free
Water (Aqua), Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamide MIPA, Decyl Glucoside, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Glycol Distearate, Panthenol, Propylene Glycol, Betula Alba Leaf Extract, Echinacea Purpurea Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Camellia Oleifera Leaf Extract, Dioscorea Villosa (Wild Yam) Root Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Arctium Lappa Root Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extr
Wet hair, apply shampoo, lather, rinse. Repeat if desired. Follow with Philip B ph Restorative Detangling Toning Mist.
|Item model number
Disclaimer: All products sold on Zabiva are brand new. We tend to provide accurate information, yet certain information may vary as actual information on the product may differ from the content available on our website. So when you are doubtful, we advise you to read the details mentioned on the product before using or consuming the product. If you require further information on the product we recommend you to directly contact the manufacturer. All the content provided at Zabiva is for informational purpose only and is not intended to diagnose or treat problems. The skin care products are not to cure, and while buying skin care products, customers are advised to check the suitability of the product with their skin type before using the product. We suggest you to consult from the perfect guide before utilizing the product. Hair care treatment products are not intended to entirely diagnose, treat or prevent hair related problems. Zabiva.com undertakes no responsibility for incorrectness of the product. Buy ordering from Zabiva.com, buyers have confirmed to have read this disclaimer.


text:
Mr. YODER. Mr. Speaker, our economy cannot recover without tapping into the unlimited creative talents of the American people. Innovators and entrepreneurs all across the country are primed to be the spark that ignites the economic engine of America, putting millions of Americans back to work. But these bright job creators face many government-made obstacles to success.
In our free enterprise system, access to private capital and investment is the lifeblood of our economy. With the threat of higher taxes on investment income and new financial regulations on community banks, it's no wonder that these small business owners aren't expanding or creating jobs. H.R. 2930 and H.R. 2940 are two bills that remove government barriers to economic growth by helping American businesses gain access to the vital investment capital they need to create jobs and grow the economy.
Mr. Speaker, together we can pass legislation that will unleash the energy and talents of the American people and restore the prosperity and promise of the United States of America.
Source: http://thomas.loc.gov


text:
Carrier-Controlled Ferromagnetism in SrTiO3
Magnetotransport and superconducting properties are investigated for uniformly La-doped SrTiO3 films and GdTiO3/SrTiO3 heterostructures, respectively. GdTiO3/SrTiO3 interfaces exhibit a high-density 2D electron gas on the SrTiO3 side of the interface, while, for the SrTiO3 films, carriers are provided by the dopant atoms. Both types of samples exhibit ferromagnetism at low temperatures, as evidenced by a hysteresis in the magnetoresistance. For the uniformly doped SrTiO3 films, the Curie temperature is found to increase with doping and to coexist with superconductivity for carrier concentrations on the high-density side of the superconducting dome. The Curie temperature of the GdTiO3/SrTiO3 heterostructures scales with the thickness of the SrTiO3 quantum well. The results are used to construct a stability diagram for the ferromagnetic and superconducting phases of SrTiO3.
- Publication Date:
- Type:
- Published Article
- Journal Name:
- Physical Review X
- Additional Journal Information:
- Journal Volume: 2; Journal Issue: 2; Related Information: CHORUS Timestamp: 2017-04-05 23:02:44; Journal ID: ISSN 2160-3308
- Publisher:
- American Physical Society
- Sponsoring Org:
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
- 1074808


text:
Welcome | Sign In or Contact Us
Receive Weekly How-To Tips & Specials
Chain Saws Direct is an online
Oregon Chainsaw Sharpenersuperstore, specializing exclusively in Oregon Chain Saw Sharpeners, Oregon Saw Sharpeners and Oregon Sharpeners. Compare Oregon Chain Saw Sharpener models, specs and prices. Consult with our experienced Oregon Chainsaw Sharpener experts. Oregon Chainsaw Sharpeners for sale. Tax-Free.