text:
Sociedad Científica Cubana para el Desarrollo de la Familia (SOCUDEF)
SOCUDEF is an essential component of the Cuban national health system. It works within the government infrastructure to identify couples who have reproductive risk and help them to reduce this risk before they decide to reproduce. This involves informing them about contraception and the optimal timing of their pregnancy. They also work on the provision of sexual and reproductive health information and services, including abortion, to adolescents.
SOCUDEF is responsible for ensuring that family planning and sexual and reproductive health policy remain a high priority in the national health agenda. SOCUDEF participates in committees and international conferences where sexual and reproductive health decisions are made.
Contact Information
Sociedad Científica Cubana para el Desarrollo de la Familia
5ta. Avenida No. 3207
Esquina Miramar
E: email@example.com


text:
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey authorized $105 million for design, construction and realignment of parts of five main access roads to marine terminals in the Newark-Elizabeth port complex.
Port News
Ports are the conduits through which international trade flows, be it through the air or on the ocean. They typically are composed of numerous terminals operated by public or private port authorities and operators. Among the biggest issues they face today, especially as ocean vessels reach record proportions, is dredging of harbors to ensure adequate depth.
Press Releases
News flash: Many longshoremen in the Port of New York and New Jersey are second-, third- or even fourth-generation dockworkers. Surprised? Neither am I.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Book Description:Paul Ekman's classic book on reading faces and body language provides the science for highly anticipated Fox TV series Lie to Me.Paul Ekman is a renowned expert in emotions research and nonverbal communication. In Telling Lies, he describes how our language, facial expressions, and the way we hold our bodies can be read to tell whether we are being honest or not. Fox TV has created a series inspired by Ekman's work starring Tim Roth, of Reservoir Dogs and The Incredible Hulk, as Dr. Cal Lightman, who is hired by law enforcement agencies to spot deception and expose the truth in criminal investigations. For this edition, Ekman has added a new chapter on his latest research. He has figured out the most important behavioral clues to deceit, developed a one-hour self-instructional program that trains people to observe and understand "micro expressions," and done research that identifies the facial expressions that show if someone is likely to become violent. A self-instructional program to train recognition of these dangerous signals has also been developed. Lie to Me premieres on January 28, 2009.
Tags: Books, Subjects,
Book List () | College Textbooks
Content Copyright © 1999-2013 Terms and Conditions of Use, Security and Privacy Policy | Resources: 1 2 3 | Site Map


text:
excellent company with good support. Nice site with good layout and lots of items to choose from. A1
Beyond Nature Supplements, www.beyondnature.com, is a great place to get vitamins, supplements and chemical-free or organic products. I first became aware of this website while shopping for difficult-to-find items on Amazon.com. They support Beyond Nature and sell their items as well. Rather than pay for items separately or shop through Amazon, I decided to go ahead and buy straight from their website. The online site is easy to shop by search term, supplement type and so on. They have a huge array of products and include giant images of their supplemental facts for each product, which helps... A LOT! They offer free shipping on orders over $25. Which is unheard of for an online supplement store and I received my order in just 3 days! Very happy with the site and their products!


text: The Department of Justice announced today that thirteen members of the hacker collective Anonymous have pled guilty to involvement in a PayPal cyberattack. The cyberattack took place back in 2010, and happened in the form of a Distributed Denial of Service attack. This is the latest of several prosecutions and legal proceedings that have taken place this year. Read The Full Story


text:
May Fishing Report
May is a transition month for the weather in Costa Rica and the last week in May proved it. The first three weeks of the month started out like April ended. The bite was average with most boats catching a few sailfish, a few mahi mahi and maybe even getting a shot at a marlin or tuna.
But then the rains came and kept almost everyone from fishing the final week of May. The storms pounded the fleet in Quepos sinking a dozen boats. Some of the nicest boats in Quepos were no match for Mother Nature.
Captain Carlos on the R&J had a great day with 4 Sailfish, a Stripe Marlin, a Blue Marlin, a Yellowfin Tuna and a Dorado .Thats a super slam in CR I think. Then today they went 3 for 5 on Sailfish and caught a nice Dorado .they were fishing out by the craters.
Captain Bill on the Sailfish Caught 2 Sailfish, a Striped Marlin a few Tuna and a Dorado.
Captain Brandon on the Fish Whistle caught a Sailfish, a Blue Marlin, a Striped Marlin, a Yellowfin Tuna and three 50 pound Dorados.
Captain Dana on the Hoos your Daddy caught a Sailfish, a Blue Marlin, several Yellowfin and a couple Dorado.
Captain Jorge on the Barrilata did a half day trip about 15 miles out and caught 4 Dorado a couple 30 pounds and a couple 20 pounds.
Captain RJ ran the Tres Amigos and caught 7 Sailfish and a couple Dorado.
The guys on the Dream 2″ caught a big big Yellowfin Tuna rumored over 200 pounds.
Captain Kevin on the Hoos Up caught 2 Sailfish and 2 Mahi Mahi.
Captain Dave on the Missbehavin took Dave the dental patient out for a day in the rain they did catch a couple sailfish and a few dorado.
June Fish Forecast --
Look for June to be similar to the first 3 weeks of May. It will probably take a week or two for the water to clean up but the guys that do go out will continue to average a few Sailfish, some dorado, some tuna and maybe a marlin if there karma is good.
They boats may need to run farther until the chocolate brown water disappears look for the bite to past 30 miles.
June Fish of the Month Dorado, Mahi Mahi, Dolphin fish
Over the next few months there will be lots of Dorado caught on the Pacific coast. With the rains comes the debris washes out into the ocean. In time this debris acts as cover and attracts game fish. Dorado from 5 to 75 pounds can be found in and around floating logs, cargo nets and trash lines.
Where there is one Dorado there are usually more. Its not uncommon to catch a dozen fish if you get into a good bunch. The big ones run in smaller groups usually a big bull Dorado with a couple of lady friends.
Dorado are great fighters and lots of fun to catch. If youve never been out fishing or want to fish on a budget now is the time to get out for a half day of Dorado fishing. Grab a few friends and go fishing prices start at $450 and include drinks and snacks.
The best part of Dorado fishing is having a fish taco night with your fresh caught Mahi Mahi .mmmmm .delicious.
Good Luck and Good Fishing,


text:
W3C officially opens HTML5 to scrutiny
The World Wide Web Consortium has reached an important point in the long journey to standardize HTML5, the next version of the Hypertext Markup Language used to describe Web pages.
HTML5 officially reached "last call" status this week, which means the W3C believes it's got a version of the specification mature enough for organizations to decide whether to express support. But changes still could come: "In practice, last call announcements generate comments that sometimes result in substantive changes to a document," the W3C said in announcing that HTML5 reached last call.
Hypertext Markup Language is … Read more


text:
An air-traffic controller watches outbound flights from the Memphis International Airport. Associated Press
If you're having trouble finding flights to Memphis, Pittsburgh or a host of other cities, you're not alone.
A decade of restructuring in the U.S. airline industry has produced sharp reduction in air service that is hurting many of the nation's airports, jeopardizing local economic development and curtailing traveler choice. Jack Nicas explains.
A decade of restructuring in the U.S. airline industry has produced a sharp reduction in air service that is curtailing traveler choice and some local economies even as it improves the industry's health, new research shows.
Search for your hometown airport to see how it has fared amid service cuts.
The study, by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, shows that from 2007 through last year, U.S. airlines cut the number of scheduled domestic flights by 14%. The number of seats offered fell by slightly less, as airlines pushed passengers onto bigger planes, says the study, which was prepared by MIT's International Center for Air Transportation and is expected to be made public Wednesday.
Among the hardest hit were the nation's 35 midsize airports, as defined by the government, where carriers cut 26% of their scheduled flights in the five-year period. The cuts affected airports such as Palm Beach, Fla., Cleveland, Kansas City, Mo., and Oakland, Calif. Some are offering financial incentives—reduced landing fees, lower gate rentals and revenue guarantees—to attract new flights. About two dozen very small airports, meanwhile, have lost all commercial flights since 2007, including Bluefield, W.Va., and St. Augustine, Fla.
Even the nation's busiest 29 airports lost nearly 9% of their scheduled domestic flights as the major airlines focused on weeding out unprofitable flights and reducing their use of gas-guzzling small jets. Remaining flights also have become more crowded, with the percentage of seats filled—known as the load factor— soaring to a record of nearly 83% in 2012, from not quite 80% in 2007.
U.S. airlines cut the number of domestic flights by 14% since 2007. Associated Press
Industry executives say that the changes have helped reduce overcapacity and revive the fortunes of the industry after years of losses and bankruptcies, which they say benefits travelers.
But the changes have also affected convenience and cost for fliers. Overall, average domestic round-trip fares have inched up 4% to $374 in 2012 from 2007, adjusted for inflation. Competition on busy routes between big cities and new flights from discount carriers have held some fares down. But at some midsize and smaller airports, the recent service cuts have reduced competition and caused fares to shoot up.
In Boise, Idaho, where the nearest big airport is a five-hour drive south in Salt Lake City, airlines cut 40% of the flights over the study period, including nonstop service to Atlanta. Boise also has fewer airlines flying to Seattle, Los Angeles and Portland, Ore., helping to lift the average inflation-adjusted fare there by 18% since 2007.
That has stifled efforts of the city's burgeoning technology industry to attract new workers. "We have a real problem here in Boise of not having enough local talent," said Tom LaJoie, president of eTripTrader Inc., a local tech company, noting that potential recruits often are turned off by the lack of flights. "You can get here," he said, "but when you want to go somewhere else, it's very expensive and you have limited options."
Mergers between Delta Air Lines Inc. DAL +1.99% Delta Air Lines Inc. U.S.: NYSE $28.21 +0.55 +1.99% Dec. 12, 2013 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11.47M AFTER HOURS $28.21 0.00 0.00% Dec. 12, 2013 4:25 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 84,135 P/E Ratio 11.56 Market Cap $23.66 Billion Dividend Yield 0.85% Rev. per Employee $505,975 12/03/13 Supreme Court Hears Case of Di... 12/03/13 Was Delta Right to Favor the F... 10/22/13 Delta Air Profit Up 31% Amid I... More quote details and news » and Northwest Airlines, United Airlines and Continental Airlines, and Southwest Airlines Co. LUV +4.56% Southwest Airlines Co. U.S.: NYSE $18.79 +0.82 +4.56% Dec. 12, 2013 4:01 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11.45M AFTER HOURS $18.82 +0.03 +0.16% Dec. 12, 2013 4:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 13,428 P/E Ratio 21.60 Market Cap $12.52 Billion Dividend Yield 0.85% Rev. per Employee $380,389 11/13/13 Airline Merger Sets Up Land Gr... 11/07/13 Southwest Air Sees November Hi... 10/29/13 Boeing: 737 Max Fuel Efficienc... More quote details and news » and AirTran Airways have led the combined carriers to rethink their route maps. The planned merger of AMR Corp.'s American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. is expected to lead to more route restructuring. The deal would leave the four big airlines with control of 85% of domestic capacity.
Airlines also have been responding to soaring fuel prices, the sluggish economy and falling travel demand. The cutbacks also reflect the failures of some smaller airlines, according to industry experts. Some of the cuts have been softened by new service from small, turboprop airlines or discounters like Spirit Airlines Inc. SAVE +2.31% Spirit Airlines Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $43.36 +0.98 +2.31% Dec. 12, 2013 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 671,043 AFTER HOURS $43.36 0.00 0.00% Dec. 12, 2013 4:58 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 5,649 P/E Ratio 20.55 Market Cap $3.27 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $506,980 11/25/13 How to Avoid Fees on Spirit Ai... 11/14/13 Atlantic City Lands Flights 11/13/13 Airline Merger Sets Up Land Gr... More quote details and news » and Allegiant Travel Co. ALGT +0.91% Allegiant Travel Co. U.S.: Nasdaq $104.80 +0.95 +0.91% Dec. 12, 2013 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 67,481 AFTER HOURS $104.80 0.00 0.00% Dec. 12, 2013 4:58 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 2,399 P/E Ratio 22.28 Market Cap $1.93 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $538,450 09/20/13 Allegiant Air Forced to Ground... More quote details and news » —although those carriers offer travelers far fewer connecting opportunities.
Even with fewer flights, airlines spent $47.3 billion on fuel last year, up from $38.6 billion in 2007—though down from the peak of $55 billion in 2008. Bob Jordan, Southwest's chief commercial officer, said airlines' efforts to increase fares to compensate for pricier fuel "put a general damper on traffic," which in turn drove airlines to reduce flights. Overall U.S. airlines carried 4.2% fewer passengers last year than in 2007, when traffic peaked at 767 million.
But fuel wasn't the only factor. Discount king Southwest, known for its frequent service to midsize airports, is behaving more like the larger network airlines, exacerbating the downward trend, according to the MIT study. Southwest expanded by 6% at the busiest airports while cutting nearly 10% of its flights from smaller airports from 2007 through 2012, according to the MIT researchers.
Over the study period, Southwest entered Boston while slashing flights from nearby Providence, R.I., and Manchester, N.H., by 40%. The Providence and Manchester flights "were very successful, but at some point we needed to enter Boston proper," Mr. Jordan said in an interview. The same thing happened at the airport on Long Island in Islip, N.Y., after Southwest entered LaGuardia and Newark, two leading New York-area airports.
Newport News/Williamsburg Airport in Virginia lost nine daily flights in March 2012 when Southwest withdrew AirTran flights there, said Ken Spirito, the airport's executive director. Southwest already flies to Norfolk, 24 miles away, and AirTran serves Richmond, 80 miles away.
Mr. Spirito said the region lost more than 400,000 passengers in the year after AirTran departed, as well as nonstop service to New York and Boston. Industry mergers mean "there are fewer choices of airlines for us to go seek service from," he said, adding that fares on remaining flights have risen dramatically.
Delta and United Continental Holdings Inc. UAL +2.84% United Continental Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE $37.62 +1.04 +2.84% Dec. 12, 2013 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5.77M AFTER HOURS $36.64 -0.98 -2.61% Dec. 12, 2013 4:07 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 35,016 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $13.24 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $427,864 12/05/13 United Continental Names Greg ... 12/04/13 Companies Say Goodbye to the '... 11/23/13 Boeing Issues Warning for GE-P... More quote details and news » both have trimmed their smallest hubs, which tended to be served by 50-seat regional jets that are uneconomical to operate at today's oil prices.
At Delta's Cincinnati hub, the number of flights has declined by nearly two thirds since 2007. Produce company Chiquita Brands International Inc. CQB +2.93% Chiquita Brands International Inc. U.S.: NYSE $11.23 +0.32 +2.93% Dec. 12, 2013 4:02 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 526,572 AFTER HOURS $11.17 -0.06 -0.58% Dec. 12, 2013 4:11 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 22,800 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $510.92 Million Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $153,536 More quote details and news » in late 2011 moved its headquarters and 300 employees from Cincinnati to Charlotte, N.C., citing better air service as a primary reason. Cincinnati's airport in 2010 was responsible directly and indirectly for 16,000 jobs and contributed $3.6 billion to the area's economy, according to a University of Cincinnati study, compared with 56,000 jobs and $4.5 billion estimated for 2003 in an earlier study by the university.
Delta is doing the same in Memphis, Tenn., where flights are down 41%, according to MIT researchers Bill Swelbar and Michael Wittman. A few years ago, Delta's merger partner Northwest alone operated 300 daily flights out of Memphis. This summer, according to Larry Cox, chief executive of the Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority, the airport will be down to 91 total daily passenger flights. But all hope isn't lost, Mr. Cox said. AirTran intends to add flights from Memphis to three destinations in August, and by November Southwest will replace AirTran in the Memphis market and fly to five cities.
Bob Cortelyou, Delta's senior vice president for network planning, said fuel prices forced his company to make tough decisions at smaller hubs like Cincinnati and Memphis. "We want an airline industry that is stable and profitable. That is good for everybody," Mr. Cortelyou said. "I don't think you necessarily want to go back to the way it was."
Cleveland, the smallest domestic hub of United, has lost 26% of its flights in the past five years. United made pledges to city officials to retain the Cleveland hub. But Brian Znotins, United's vice president of network, said when passenger demand dips it is better to route passengers through the largest hubs, which generate more traffic by virtue of their local passengers.
For example, a flight from Pittsburgh to Oklahoma City is more efficient if routed through Chicago than Cleveland, he said. Flights from larger cities such as Chicago tend to fill more quickly and at higher fares.
In some cases, the impact on fliers is limited because airlines are merely consolidating traffic within a cluster of nearby airports. Oakland and San Jose, Calif., for example, are losing flights while nearby San Francisco International, a hub for United and the home base of discounter Virgin America, has boosted flights by 21% since 2007, the top increase among the 29 large airports.
Smaller airports that are in close proximity to larger hubs also are getting bypassed. Toledo Express Airport in Ohio, which is only 53 miles from Delta's hub in Detroit, has lost 75% of its flights since 2007, the study shows.
But for some smaller communities, the stakes are higher. The Lake Havasu City, Ariz., airport has been without commercial flights since 2007, when the 19-seat prop planes that served the community became unprofitable, said Steve Johnston, the airport's manager. The city's 53,000 residents now have to drive 2½ hours to Las Vegas or more than three hours to Phoenix to catch flights.
Mr. Johnston said those options are so unappealing that he now drives 10 hours to visit his family near San Jose, Calif. "Some people have gotten their own airplanes," he said. "It's a different way of life."
Write to Susan Carey at firstname.lastname@example.com and Jack Nicas at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Rarely used C# Keywords
When doing code reviews or when working with code that was developed by someone else, once in a while I come across keywords that are rarely used. Some of them are forgotten keywords that are not considered a good practice and hence are not promoted by the community. Some of them could be handy and efficient but they never made it to the limelight.


text:
| Get Treatment | Picture Gallery | Drug Transmission |
Special Treatment
- Click Here
Services offered at Dr. Ravi's Clinic Dr. Ravi's Clinic aims at offering the best possible homeopathic treatment ever
Treatment of chronic and difficult diseases.
Explore the role of homeopathy for various diseases from Allergy to Cancer.
Support for all patients. (E-Mail, call back facility globally)


text:
EditBasic Full Name: Wilford Wilding 1 Birth: 16 Sep 1910 1 Death: Aug 1986 1 Residence: Last Residence: Magna, UT 1
EditOther Social Security: Card Issued: Utah 1 Last Payment: Magna, UT 1 Social Security Number: ***-**-2326 1
Looking for more information about Wilford Wilding? Search through millions of records to find out more. Find more records
Anyone can contribute to this page. Please sign in or sign up—it's free. Source: Social Security Death Index Created: 05 Sep 2008 Modified: 09 Oct 2013 Page Views: 692 total (8 this week)
Rusty GrandfatherAdded by Rusty 13 Apr 2009 Wallace W Wilding Wallace is Wilford's childAdded by Rusty 19 Feb 2009 Irene M Wilding Irene is Wilford's spouseAdded by Rusty 25 Oct 2008


text:
Become a member today. It's free.
We will not release or resell your information to third-parties without your permission.
Can someone explain the primary differences between Orbite's SGA and HPA production methods? What will the differences be between the SGA and HPA plant? It is simply a matter of larger equipment, larger facilities, more lines in parrallel, etc..? Or are there fundamental differences in process? Can't seem to discern this from the coverage reports or website.


text:
GENERAL BUSINESS: Marketing Director The Derby Recreation Commission is seeking a full time Marketing Director. To rev More info |
GENERAL BUSINESS: AEROSPACE 2nd Shift CMM Operator Proficient in programming running CMM with Lk Dimis or Pc Dimis More info |
HEALTH CARE: NP or PA Medical office seeking experienced NP or PA. Full time, competitive pay. Immediate opening. More info |
GENERAL BUSINESS: DRIVER Owner/Operators: Wichita West We want YOU! Live your dream by owning operating your own box More info |
ACCOUNTING: COLLINSBUS CORPORATION Cost Accountant Collins Bus Corporation, a leading manufacturer ofsmall More info |
GENERAL BUSINESS: HVAC Installers Employment opportunity with stable mechanical company in Wichita, KS. Opening for ex More info |
GENERAL BUSINESS: EDUCATION Clinical Adjunct Coordinator Full-time position responsible for the coordination of clinic More info |
EDUCATION: Bethel House Training Institute Day/Evening/ Wknd CNA/CMA Classes starting weekly! Complete in 20 da More info |
MANUFACTURING: KUHN KRAUSE Kuhn Krause, Inc. is a leading producer of modernagricultural equipment throughout More info |
GENERAL BUSINESS: Customer Service Rep $10 + Overtime Advancement Opportunities Apply online at Careerbuilder.com usin More info |


text:
A Better Shave Made Easier
Curious about safety razor shaving? Lots of guys are, but don't want to shell out big bucks to get all the gear involved. So we did the work and pulled together everything you need to get started with safety razor shaving.
We worked with our suppliers to bring you the ultimate starter pack that has everything you need to experience a quality, safety-razor shave without breaking the bank. A $54 value…all put together in an awesome cigar box. (more…)


text:
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
WHEELY WEDNESDAY No 18
Hey Pals,
Roxy here today. As some of you have already heard, there is a disturbance in the Wirey Foxy Force. Our good pal Jackson received some disturbing results on his recent tests.
But the Wirey Foxy Force is strong. Foxies all around the globe are uniting to eliminate this disturbing force. Even the Wheelies are uniting:
What are they doing you ask? They are forming prayer circles all around the globe to push out the evil force from Jackson's body. Even the Non-Wheely Stuffies are mounting a revolt.
Today has also been declared JACKSON DAY over at Scruffy, Lacie & Stan's place. "Prayer flags have been mounted up on Mr. Everest to represent the seemingly insurmountable troubles that Jackson has already overcome and to remind us that hope is always present and prayers that his current problems can be healed."
Please join us in our prayers for a MIRACLE for dear Jackson.
Wirey Hugs!
Roxy & the gang, Butchy & Snickers
Reactions: |
16 comments:
- Blue said...
Power to the Wiry Force & our beloved Jax.
Pats & pets
Blue, one of his greatest fans! - July 30, 2008 4:46 PM
- Maggie and Mitch said...
We're praying for that same miracle! We love Jackson!
Love ya lots,
Maggie and Mitch - July 30, 2008 6:19 PM
- Asta said...
We awe pwaying and believing in the fowce of all ouw wiwwes wheeleys and othews
smoochie kisses
ASTA - July 30, 2008 6:23 PM
- Gus said...
Another lovely Wirey Wednesday post, but we wish it could be about any other topic.
gussie - July 30, 2008 7:55 PM
- Scottie the 'cutie' said...
Our thoughts are with Jackson...he is such a lovely doggy.
Scottie - July 30, 2008 7:57 PM
- Lorenza said...
Paws crossed for Jackson.
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza - July 30, 2008 8:48 PM
- Noah the Airedale said...
We'd like to add some aire-zen to the wirey force. We'll do whatever it takes to make Jackson well again.
Hugs and tail wags
Noah Willow Tess Lucy - July 30, 2008 9:55 PM
- Simba said...
I'm hoping and praying for Jackson.
Simba x - July 31, 2008 9:12 AM
- Jake of Florida said...
Let's hope that, with all of us putting our paws together, we can repair the nasty disturbances in the foxy force field and help our pal Jackson.
But Ms. Snickers, you have to take care of yourself too.
Wire love to all,
Jake and Just Harry - July 31, 2008 9:41 AM
- Scruffy, Lacie and Stanley's Place said...
Snickers...we are still sending YOU healing vibes...take it easy, Snickers and take ur medication just like the vettie sez to do. We think ur Wheelies are displaying a lovely show of support for sweet Jax...this zen is powerful indeed....
What a bootiful post!
Laciegirl - July 31, 2008 10:06 AM
- Amber-Mae said...
Wow! You Terriers are GOOD at alerting others when it comes to things like this! Thanks for letting us know! Will head over Jax's blog right now to check him out.
Butt wiggles,
Solid Gold Dancer - July 31, 2008 12:04 PM
- Agatha and Archie said...
May our wirey forces be with him and you Snickers........Love and kisses A+A
- July 31, 2008 6:23 PM
- Joe Stains said...
We are trying so hard to send healing vibes I think I almost passed out!
- July 31, 2008 8:39 PM
- Two Schnauzers from New England said...
We like the picture of the wheelies uniting. But we agree with some of the others - you have to take care of yourself too Snickers.
Love -
Hershey and Kaci - July 31, 2008 9:53 PM
- the 4 Bs said...
we are praying that Jackson will be okay. we are sending him poodle vibes to make him better.
woofs. - August 01, 2008 7:10 PM
- Jackson said...
Hey pals, thank you for thinking of me. But Snickers, you must remember to take care of yourself too! I hope the medication is working and you're feeling better. Jx
- August 02, 2008 2:02 AM


text:
You're watching...
Consequences of Not Addressing the Government's Debt
FBN's Neil Cavuto on the need to address the government's rising debt.
Sep 20, 2012
You're watching...
FBN's Neil Cavuto on the need to address the government's rising debt.
Sep 20, 2012
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
Got three point nine million able bodied Americans on food stamps he got double what it was -- the president took office.
One point Adrian bucks an added regulations and taxes across the entire economy a big chunk of that for the health -- law.
The president's so called crowning achievement in office six million Americans now.
Looking at paying the -- -- for not having health care coverage.
Because the law says they better.
Of Americans they -- we got that is at all because well but -- the way it is.
I don't know about you but does Custer.
Ring a bell here.
Too few wagons.
Too many Indians.
A lot of Arabs.
This stuff is coming so fast and furious that I almost forgot about that -- but you get my point.
These points of dollars are piling up and yet.
We're spending more time about how Mitt Romney offended people than ever stop and -- but we gotta do something about this people but we don't.
Because -- administration to compliant media would sooner divide us on personal affronts -- in the scheme of things really don't matter.
As much as an overreaching at a controlled nanny state -- very much about it I am not here to abdicate one remedy over another.
Just that we all get cracking on some remedy any remedy and now because.
I -- have -- -- elegantly put this.
We are screwed if.
Filter by section


text:
The W5B-30P two-stage, electric-powered compressor from Jenny Products is a wheeled portable unit designed to produce high air flow while meeting the demands of tough jobsites. The W5B-30P includes a 30-gallon air tank and features Jenny's "W" pump, a four-cylinder, two-stage pump with long piston strokes for producing large volumes of air at high pressure ratings. It delivers 18.1 CFM at 100 PSI or 17.9 CFM at 175 PSI.
• Belt-driven by a 5-hp electric motor, which requires a 230-volt, single-phase electrical source
• Directional air shroud and a large flywheel for keeping pump temperatures low
• Professional-duty "Ultimate Blue" synthetic pump oil protects the unit's pistons, crankshaft, bearings, rings and cylinders through a splash lubrication system
• Compressor's thermal overload protection helps prevent costly damage to the motor
• Two fully pneumatic tires and convenient lifting handles are integrated into opposite ends of the compressor's frame
• Equipped with a manual tank drain, safety relief valve, large canister intake with replaceable filter elements, special unloading valves, protected fittings, and tank, regulator and outlet pressure gauges
W5B-30P Wheeled Portable Compressor
From Jenny Products
W5B-30P Wheeled Portable Compressor
Product From Jenny Products
Expand for more details on this Product
- Product From Subaru Industrial Power Products
Subaru's PKX201H high-pressure pump combines a powerful overhead-cam engine with high-pressure capabilities and heavy-duty construction to deliver the performance needed for a variety of applications.
- Product From Subaru Industrial Power Products
Subaru's PTX301D diaphragm pump features 3" suction and discharge ports.
- Pumps up to 250 gallons per minute at a maximum pressure of 21 psi
- Maximum suction lift of 25' and a maximum lift head of 49'
- Ideal for pumping abrasives, slurries, re-circulated water and other high-solid material content up to 2"
- Product From Subaru Industrial Power Products
Subaru Trash Pumps combine a powerful engine, heavy-duty construction and enhanced performance to move high volumes of trash water without clogging the pump.
• Both diesel- and gas-powered units are offered
- Product From Subaru Industrial Power Products
Subaru semi-trash pumps are suitable for handling water with small solids and light debris.
- Large volute discharge opening and dependable performance for heavy-duty, overhead-cam gasoline engines
- PKX201ST is powered by Subaru's 4.5-hp EX13 engine and provides a delivery volume of 153 gpm
- Product From Subaru Industrial Power Products
Subaru's PKV101 Centrifugal Pump uses heavy-duty design features yet keeps size and weight in check, making it one of the smallest, most compact pumps on the market. Although it weighs only 11.7 pounds, the PKV101 maintains many of the quality components found throughout the larger models in the Subaru pump line. The design includes a ceramic carbon mechanical seal, which self-lubricates and prevents the wear caused by repeated use that can lead to leaks, and the impeller and pump housing of the self-priming PKV101 are made with solid, heavy-duty aluminum.
PowerSmart Series P3000 Inverter Generator
Product From Briggs & Stratton -
Briggs & Stratton says its PowerSmart Series P3000 inverter is ideal for those who require more power than a standard 2 kW inverter, and still want the benefit of quiet operation. The P3000 is also the first inverter in its class that offers a USB charging outlet and StatStation LED wattage monitor/maintenance reminder, Briggs says.
LP3250 Portable Propane Generator
Product From Generac Power Systems -
Generac says its LP3250 is the first portable propane generator to bring together the benefits of liquid propane with an easy-to-transport design. The result is a surprisingly compact and easily maneuverable portable generator ideal for a variety of uses.
Jenny Products Skid-Mounted Compressors
Product From Jenny Products -
Jenny Products Inc. offers four models of skid-mounted air compressors, which are come with single- and two-stage pumps. All models are powered by Honda GX-series engines and come with 30-gallon, ASME-certified air tanks. The product line includes two single-stage compressors, which provide 16.4 to 21.3 CFM at 100 PSI, or 16 to 20.9 CFM at 125 PSI. The two other two-stage models provide 21 to 41 CFM at 100 PSI, or 17.6 to 34.7 PSI at 175 PSI.
EB10000 Industrial Series Generator
Product From Honda Power Equipment -
The EB10000 Industrial Series Generator is Honda's most powerful. With a maximum output of 10,000 watts, the unit is compact, lightweight, and features a range of design innovations.
- Exclusive Digital Auto Voltage Regulator (DAVR) improves output capability
- Product From Honda Power Equipment
Positioned squarely for the budget-minded consumer, Honda's Economy Series generators offer a no-frills approach to portable power – without sacrificing durability or performance.
- The more powerful EG4000 (a 500-watt increase in output, replacing the existing EG3500), the EG5000, the EG6500 and the EP2500CX


text:
Dr. Femi Olatunbosun reviews medical content for Healthwise, a nonprofit organization with a mission to help people make better health decisions. Dr. Olatunbosun is Professor and Chair of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. In addition to providing clinical services, he is involved in basic research in andrology, clinical research in perinatal medicine, reproductive endocrinology, fertility preservation in patients with cancer, and international reproductive health research. Dr. Olatunbosun is active in medical education and curriculum and faculty development. He is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and is an active member of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, among numerous other medical societies.
MB: University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria, 1973
Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology: University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Professor, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences, University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine, Saskatoon, SK
This reviewer reported no financial conflicts.


text:
You're watching...
Helped Wanted: In need of inspectors general
Why has there been a delay in filling so many job openings for inspectors general?
May 10, 2012
You're watching...
Why has there been a delay in filling so many job openings for inspectors general?
May 10, 2012
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
Greta there are 73 inspectors general across the federal government of which -- of those positions are currently vacant.
-- a presidential appointees and that was the subject of a hearing on Capitol Hill earlier today personally I am most concerned.
The administration is not -- anyone served.
State Department -- lead.
The position as important as me I -- the State Department opened for three and a half years.
Is is not a sign that's responsible move by the administration folks can you imagine what it's like out there when there's nobody minding the store.
Some plans not work him.
So what should the American people care well consider this had there not been an idea to GSA which might never known about the scandal in Las Vegas.
Now chairman of the house oversight and Government Reform Committee -- ice once you.
Well in some cases they are and this is one of the challenges administrations cannot should not be able to pick and choose.
Which ones are still are not filled because of political agenda and we've certainly seen that when this administration I'm not to let any previous administration off.
I think the important thing is we need to find reforms that guarantee both.
An initial IG and a line of succession so that never again will we have simply an -- -- Had a comparable number of vacancies in the Bush Administration it's not unique to this administration.
I and I said I think part of it is these are hard job sometimes to bill.
I think we in congress -- -- are overblown rhetoric about federal employment and the value of public service and make them less desirable.
The compensation.
And is not comparable to what you -- have the private sector with comparable still set and I think the senate confirmation process has become so bogged down.
So complicated so burdensome.
That some people just give house.
To see that there's no inspector general for four years in the Department of State -- mammoth programs.
I saw some of the waste.
And incredible spending when -- visited Afghanistan.
Last year and I'm wondering who you who.
Is responsible for not having someone responsible.
That kind of outrageous -- Spending on overseas aid programs that.
Is going on Czech president Obama's showing that he doesn't want any internal people looking around and doesn't -- -- internal auditor.
Best way to avoid in any confrontation within his own agencies just on employee in internal auditor just don't have an inspector general.
You won't have any problems that seems to be the attitude.
Filter by section


text:
Maroon |
Save page Remove page | Previous | 1 of 12 | Next |
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
large ( > 500x500)
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
This page
Loading content ...
THE MAROON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2007 VOL. 86, NO. 9 WWWXOYOLAMAROON .COM GROWING PAINS Loyola's environmental grade barely qualifies as passing, according to a nonprofit group's recently released study By RACHEL STRASSEL THE MAROON It's not easy being green — especially for the aging and Katrina-affected campus of Loyola. Loyola earned a D- for its attention to the environment as judged by the Sustainable Endowments Institute, a nonprofit group that researches and promotes environmentally friendly practices on college campuses. In its 2(X)8 College Sustainability Report Card, the group gave sustainability grades to Loyola and the 199 other public and private universities with the country's largest endowments. The group conducted independent research regarding Loyola's sustainability over a four-month period, according to Mark Orlowski, founder and executive director of the Sustainable Endowments Institute. Part of Loyola's low grade stemmed from the school's poor response to the Institute's surveys, as well as follow-up phone calls and e-mails, Orlowski said. The failure to respond earned Loyola F's in five of the eight categories, including administration, green building, transportation, endowment transparency and shareholder engagement. Loyola received C's in investment priorities and food and recycling and a D in climate change and energy. Loyola isn't completely devoid of environmental awareness, however. The university's Physical Plant has a statement on environmental responsibility, including methods in which the university is trying to improve environmental conditions through adjustments in heating, ventilation, insulation, building design, existing lighting, recycling, landscape, the handling of hazardous materials and pest control. The school's statement is that "Loyola University New Orleans strives to maintain and operate its campus facilities in a manner which is both environmentally responsible and fiscally sound." Physical plant representatives declined to comment on the Institute's report card. "The news is disappointing, but not surprising," said Robert "Times are hard in New Orleans ... Most of the problems are due to a long lack of environmental awareness." - Rick Yelton, LUCAP adviser, on the post-Katrina environmental scene in New Orleans. Thomas, environmental communications professor and interim director of the School of Mass Communication. "We haven't really done any major construction on campus since energy concerns have come into play." Thomas added that new campus construction should meet the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System. LEED standards encourage sustainability in the construction of new buildings by focusing on five key areas ILLUSTRATION BY CATHERINE COTTON GOING FOR A SPIN Campus DJs will soon be re-launching Loyola's official radio station By ANDREA CASTILLO THE MAROON After about 10 years without a radio station, Loyola students' voices will be heard again — through a radio station on the internet. Mark Glynn, the owner and operator of NewOrleansßadio.com, donated time and bandwidth so Loyola could have a 24/7 radio station. The owner of three Internet radio stations, he also, donated software so Loyola could broadcast. According to Glynn, the idea of donating bandwidth to Loyola came from a collaboration he had with music industry studies professors John Snyder Music therapy students headed to Kentucky By LEE HUDSON THK MAROON After two rounds in the Student Government Association budget allocations process, a bake sale and some digging around in personal coffers, Loyola's chapter of the Music Therapy Association is on its way to Louisville. Ky. Ten members of the Loyola chapter will head to Kentucky in mid-November for the American Music- Therapy Association conference. These students, who study ways to use music in fields like psychiatrics, rehabilitation and geriatrics, will meet internship direc- see GRADE, page 4 see RADIO, page 5 CORRECTION: John White was not clearly identified as equipment manager of the basketball team. Also, the Muslim Students' Association Fast A Thon earned $12,000. We at The Maroon regret these mistakes. MAROON DIRECTORY: CALENDAR, page 2 | EDITORIAL, page 10 | LIFE & TIMES, page 6 | SPORTS, page 8 | NEWS TIPS: 865-3535 see MUSIC, page 3 A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1923 • "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" _____ INSIDE: Recycling woes extend well beyond Loyola's borders, causing disputes among city officials -p. 2 It's possible that Loyola could partner up with Tulane's recycling program, piggybacking on their existing system -p. 2
Object Description
Title | Maroon |
Masthead | The Maroon Vol. 86 No. 9 |
Publisher | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Coverage | United States; Louisiana; New Orleans; |
Date | 2007-11-09 |
Type | Text |
Source | Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections & Archives (http://library.loyno.edu/research/speccoll/) New Orleans, LA |
Format | TIFF |
Subject | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Rights | Digital rights are held by Loyola University New Orleans. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright law. |
Creator | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Relation-Is Part Of | http://www.louisianadigitallibrary.org/cdm/search/collection/LOYOLA_UMN |
Language | en |
Digitized By | BSLW |
Digitized Date | 2012-2013 |
Contact Information | For information or permission to use/publish, contact: mailto:email@example.com |
Rating |
Post a Comment for Maroon


text:
The soccer season may be over for the Drury girls' soccer team, but the team is still working together to beat an even tougher opponent.
The Blue Devils have organized a volleyball tournament Friday to raise money for two community members battling cancer. The 'Serves for Service' tournament will take place Friday in the Drury High School gymnasium with all the money raised going to classmate Anna Arabia, 16, and Colten Downey, 2, and their families as they fight the disease.
Teams made up of six to seven students from Drury will play each other in a volleyball tournament.
Each season the girls' soccer team participates in a service learning project. This year the team wanted to focus on helping someone in the community but was struggling to find an idea.
"Every year we do a service learning project and we really wanted to help the community this year," junior Cori Ghidotti said. "The community helps us, so this is a way to give back."
At a practice in late September, junior Morgan Lamarre caught a glimpse of coach Molly Meczywor's bracelet that read "Courage for Colten," and pitched the idea of holding a fundraiser for him. The idea took off and the entire team began pitching in to help plan an event. Students from McCann Tech were also invited to participate.
"At first we were going to do a soccer game or a flag football game against the two teams, but we wanted to get more people involved," Lamarre said. "We decided on a volleyball tournament because we could get more people involved and we wouldn't have to worry about the weather."
The team began planning the fundraiser in early October. Eventually the idea was pitched to also help Arabia, a junior at Drury.
"A lot of our team is really close with Anna so we really wanted to do something for her," Lamarre said. "Obviously Colten is really big in our community so we also wanted to do something for him and their families."
The event will begin at 3:30 p.m. on Friday afternoon and run until about 7. The cost to enter is $5 per player on each team. It is open to the community and admission is $5. The concession stand will also be open during the event. As of Wednesday night, seven teams were signed up to participate. The tournament is also open to McCann Tech students, but Ghidotti did not think any teams had signed up yet.
Raffles will also be held during the event and each team will design their own uniforms. The best uniform will win a prize at the end of the tournament.
The entire event is planned and run by the members of the Drury girls' soccer team.
"It's very cool for me to see the kids continue to work as a team," Meczywor said. "Obviously, our soccer season was a little disappointing, but they're continuing to work together as a team and help our community."
Lamarre and Ghidotti have been leading the charge to plan the event, along with the rest of their team. The booster club is also serving as a sponsor for the event.
Meczywor said the original goal was to have 10-12 teams and help raise about $1,000. Ghidotti and Lamarre both said the team would be happy with any money that it could raise.
"I just hope a lot of people will come out and realize what this is all about," Lamarre said. "We just want to have them come out and try to help people in our community."


text:
October 15, 2011
Wayne Yarborough MarylandVarsity.com
MIDDLETOWN -- In a one-sided affair, the Middletown Knights blew out the Thomas Johnson Patriots, 49-12, on Friday night. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now for a FREE Trial
Already a member? Click here to sign in


text:
Streater Kelley produces the 5:00p newscast on WSTM.
ROME, NY -- While the investigation continues into the deadly shooting, Police in Rome have released the name of the man killed in a shooting on Stevens Street last Thursday.
When police responded to a call of shots fired, they found 32-year-old Jason Oates unresponsive lying in the road with a gun shot wound.
Rescue units performed medical treatment on the victim but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say Oates also went by the alias "Clutch " or Klutch." He was from Madison, Alabama, but lived in the Rome area the past few years. He continued to travel back to Alabama while living in Upstate New York.
No arrests have been made yet in this case. The suspect is described as wearing a dark colored hooded jacket and was seen running west towards North Madison Street after the shooting.
Anyone with information on this homicide is being asked to call detectives at the Rome Police Department at (315) 339-7715. Anonymous email tips can be left by visiting www.romepd.com.
This comes after another shooting last Tuesday that left 50-year-old Charles Digristine dead from multiple gunshot wounds at his residence in Rome. That case also remains under investigation.
Related Links


text:
Hey everyone,
A fellow AJ Author gave me the idea to create an AJ Radio so that everyone can stream new AJ songs while they are on the computer without having to push the play button for every track that they want to preview.
So I decided to start it out using YouTube. I will be posting several "videocasts" per week previewing new AJ tunes from across the jungle.
Check it out here: http://youtu.be/rI7E6XtZ7qM
I should have several videocasts posted by the end of the week. I hope you enjoy them.
It is a little annoying to listen this "audiojungle" all the time
No doubt!
Part 2 of the Latest Corporate Vol 1 videocast is uploading now!
Enjoy the great tracks with the wonderfully annoying yet scintilizing female vocal part. Strange how each song has the same lyrics don't ya think?
Hey guitarjock,
just had a look – I think I like this radio – it starts with a great tune
Thx for the feature
Hello all,
The first part of the AudioJungle Latest Rock Vol 1 is now up. This one contains some of the BEST NEW ROCK tracks on AJ!
Here's your link: http://youtu.be/DP-Ja2TKIbw
This one is geat to just sit back and listen to…...........and if you looking for great rock tracks for your projects…......look no further!
Sorry about not getting any new videocasts out over the weekend. I came down with a bug and I am just getting over it. I will get a few more casts up as soon as I can.
Here's the link to the latest videocast – AudioJungle Latest Cinematic Vol 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKYmD2PmqFsHere's the latest videocast: http://youtu.be/bqrm2G__3Oc


text:
2449 5999
(59% off)
Samsung is easily one of the largest multinational companies around the world and is more substantially known for its subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, which is also one of the largest electronicsâ company today. Lately Samsung has jumped into the market with its array of Smart-phones and LED Televisions which promise durability, design and style all at the same time. Today Samsung, as a brand, has become strong enough to take over infinite imaginations and trendsetting products for the consumer. Be it their high end gadgets or their smart and efficient electronic products, Samsung has created a whole new level for their competitors when it comes to design and quality standards. Samsung electronics in India, which is also the worldâs top memory chip-maker has added an whole new range of dimen'sions to their products. The reason why Samsung Smart-phones today have a breath-taking demand is solely because of the unique designs and the Android-powered operating systems along with their in-line BADA operating systems which have changed the definition of mobile browsing altogether. Yebhi.com is a well known online shopping portal where you can buy Samsung products in their market comprising of Smart-phones, Tablet PCâs, Bluetooth headsets, LED & LCD Televisions, Cameras and many more top-of-the-line Products which have been of a high recall value to the end consumer. Buy Samsung Mobiles in India on Yebhi as they indeed display reliability, innovation and a global style statement with ease and this is one of the main reasons for the high demand of Samsung products especially in India.
Once considered a luxury, mobiles have become very common in recent times. They are now a necessity, without which humans cannot live. With the advent of mobile phones, communication became easier and faster. Mobile phones have evolved from the large, mini-screened black and white boxes to far more advanced sleek touchscreens. People can now purchase the mobiles according to their preferences and budget. Mobile phones can either be basic, sliders, etc. depending on the preference of the user. Some of the major brands that manufacture mobile phones are Apple, HTC, Nokia, Sony and Samsung, etc. The world's first Smartphone introduced by Apple in 2007, led to another revolution in the mobiles. Mobile phones are one of the largest items sold on e-commerce websites because of the price differential as well as the range. online shopping helps the users to purchase the model of their choice from their favourite brand. You can buy mobile phones online from Yebhi, one of India's most popular e-commerce sites. Yebhi offers an amazing range of mobile phones from all the best brands like Apple, Blackberry, HTC, Sony Ericsson, Nokia, etc. You can buy mobile phones on Yebhi and take advantage of the great discounts on offer, apart from free shipping.
Your personal style and taste is purely reflected by the Lifestyle Products you use, be it watches, fragrances or bags. Lifestyle products have become a wardrobe essential as they represent your class and make you stand out of the crowd in a unique way. All the designer brands are now offering an exciting range of Lifestyle products along with their regular product range to keep up with the growing demand for classy and trendy Lifestyle products. Most of the young, urban, style conscious men & women like to have an elaborate collection of various Lifestyle essentials in their wardrobe, which would make them the center of attention whenever they step outside in the crowd, be it a party or work. With changing trends, modern and unique Lifestyle products keep coming in the market to suit different moods, personalities and occasions. With the numerous brands and styles available, Yebhi.com, India's leading online shopping portal, has a Lifestyle product for your every need. Yebhi.com has the best of the brands from around the world and offers fabulous discounts so that each one of you has an affordable luxury. Now make comfort and style an important part of your persona, with the exclusive range of Lifestyle products from Yebhi.com.
Payment Options
Shipping Partners
Sign up for offers
(Your data will not be shared outside Yebhi.com)
Hey! You are already registered. Look out for our great offers.


text:
Students display ingenuity and intellectual prowess in competitions held across the country and the region.
A startup company composed of engineering-students-turned-entrepreneurs, called Nonspec, aims to make a difference in the world by fabricating low-cost, durable prosthetic limbs for children in developing countries.
Electrical and computer engineering Assoc. Prof. Dalila Megherbi and graduate student Iliana Voynichka have been conducting research on facial recognition, especially with facial expressions or disguises that vary over time.
UMass Lowell, with affiliated faculty from the UMass Medical School, is the first public university in Massachusetts to offer graduate degrees in pharmaceutical sciences.
Incomingstudents in UMass Lowell's Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program are getting hands-on training and design experience in electronics, thanks to the "Lab in a Box" learning kits developed by Erin Webster, a recent computer engineering graduate and ECE teaching assistant.
Three faculty researchers — Assoc. Prof. Zhiyong Gu in Chemical Engineering, Asst. Prof. Christopher Hansen in Mechanical Engineering and Assoc. Prof. Ramaswamy Nagarajan in Plastics Engineering — were recently awarded academic research grants by the Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) totaling nearly $64,000 to develop environmentally friendly alternatives to hazardous materials currently used in industry.
Assoc. Prof. Mathew Barlow of the Department of Environmental, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences contributed information about the Middle East/West Asia to an international climate change report.
International experts launched the new Center for Terrorism and Security Studies with a symposium and the results of a new Center for Public Opinion poll on the topic.
Erin Webster is a Computer Engineering Graduate Student at UMass Lowell. Along with Jay Weitzen, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and technology companies Analog Devices and Digilent, she is creating a "Lab In A Box" – a new way of getting students excited about electrical and computer engineering for the 21st century.
The Baseball Research Center has been studying the durability of wood bats for Major League Baseball for more than five years.
Physics Prof. Christopher J. "Kim" Lister, who is co-director of UMass Lowell's Radiation Laboratory, was invited by Nature to give his expert opinion on the recent confirmation of the elusive pear-shaped nuclei made by an international team of physicists working at the CERN lab in Geneva, Switzerland.
The National Science Foundation has awarded a three-year, $500,000 grant to a team of researchers from UMass Lowell and Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minn., to study the use of focused ultrasonic radiated force as a mechanism for making tiny structures vibrate.
Chemistry Prof. Rudolf Faust has developed a new, more environmentally friendly process for making highly reactive polyisobutylenes (HRPIBs), which are used in engine lubricants and fuel additives.
Sensata Technologies Inc. in Attleboro has recently donated one of its vibration shaker systems to UMass Lowell's Structural Dynamics and Acoustic Systems Laboratory (SDASL).
UMass Lowell is hosting 23 engineering sophomores and juniors from King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, as part of the University's Nuclear Energy Education and Training (NEET) program.
Prof. Nelson Eby, together with researchers from Los Alamos National Laboratory and the University of Oxford in the U.K. as well as a mineralogist from Roxbury, Conn., are analyzing trinitite samples from a geological perspective.
A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, Rutgers University and the U.S. Geological Survey recently received a three-year grant worth nearly $830,000 from the National Science Foundation to study how wetlands influence mercury contamination in the Arctic regions.
Twenty-one innovative projects from teams of electrical engineering seniors were featured during the first annual "Capstone Project Showcase Day," held in April at Cumnock Hall.
A group of UMass Lowell student researchers is among seven teams from six colleges and universities across the country that won the prestigious "P3" — People, Prosperity and the Planet — award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
UMass Lowell will soon be able to reduce its annual energy consumption by as much as 21 percent, thanks to the Commonwealth's Accelerated Energy Program.
Chemistry Ph.D. candidate Joshna Chittigori won the 2013 Tripathy Memorial Endowed Graduate Fellowship for her academic accomplishments and multidisciplinary research in materials science and polymer science.
Since 2007, a pair of peregrine falcons has called UMass Lowell's East Campus home. This spring, they successfully hatched two chicks inside a gravel-filled wooden nest box mounted on the roof of 18-story Fox Hall.
A team of UMass Lowell robotics undergraduate and graduate students, called the "Rover Hawks," takes home the top prize in a nationwide engineering contest sponsored by NASA and organized by the National Institute of Aerospace.
Recent electrical engineering graduates Paul Paquette, Michael Antonov and Andrew Gilstrap have designed "BioBot," a low-cost, mobile bio-sensing robot capable of automatically taking air samples in a room and then analyzing them to quickly detect any harmful bacteria and viruses present.
A team of researchers at UMass Lowell led by plastics engineering Assoc. Prof. Daniel Schmidt has identified and tested a potential chemical substitute for BPA in epoxy can linings.
Each year, undergraduate and graduate students from our six colleges and schools gather to present their research in oral and poster presentations to their peers, faculty and guests.
In his University Professor Lecture, Stephen McCarthy discussed the various interdisciplinary research centers on campus that he has been involved with since 1984.
Rich Miner was on campus April 11 to talk to students and faculty as part of the speaker series of the UMass Lowell ACM computer science society.
Thanks to the efforts of physics Prof. Supriya Chakrabarti, students in earth sciences and physics had a chance to see and examine up-close a set of lunar specimens loaned by NASA's Johnson Space Center during two special lunar geology seminars.
Diana Davis, a graduate student who works as a trainer, fitness instructor and facility supervisor at the Campus Recreation Center, was named Student Employee of the Year.
Biology Prof. Mark Hines is part of an international team of researchers that was recently awarded a three-year, $1.6 million grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study methane production in northern wetlands.
This year, three UMass Lowell researchers and their collaborators were among those chosen to receive grants from the UMass Commercial Ventures and Intellectual Property (CVIP) Technology Development Fund.
A team of 16 meteorology undergraduate and graduate students will participate at this year's Boston Marathon by providing live weather reports along the route of the 26.2-mile race.
UMass Lowell's Wind Energy Research Group (WERG) was recently awarded $200,000 by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to help strengthen and grow its research capacity.
The Manning School of Business and the School of Health and Environment have teamed up to offer a new graduate program aimed at physicians, hospitals administrators and other professionals who want to bring an entrepreneurial approach to the health-care industry.
Thanks to a three-year $750,000 grant from the ADVANCE initiative of the National Science Foundation, researchers from UMass Lowell and UMass Medical School are developing an index to measure subtle gender biases within the academic setting.
Physics Profs. Partha Chowdhury and Christopher "Kim" Lister are among the researchers engaged in studying fleeting rare isotopes and determining their properties.
A team of researchers from Texas A&M University, King's College London and Queen's University of Belfast in the U.K. and UMass Lowell has developed a new metamaterial that could produce ultrasound images that are even higher in quality and resolution.
Computer Science Prof. Jie Wang is collaborating with researchers from the University of Texas, Arlington, and George Washington University to develop innovative waveform designs to improve the "spectrum efficiency" of wireless networks.
Plastics Engineering Assoc. Prof. Ramaswamy Nagarajan is one of the University's leading researchers on sustainability and renewable materials, having devoted more than decade of his career developing products and processes that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances.
To help strengthen our country's cyber defenses and protect national security, jobs and privacy, the University merged its Center for Network and Information Security and Center for Cyber Forensics to form a new Center for Internet Security And Forensics Entrepreneurs (I-SAFE).
Prof. Jie Wang and his team have been conducting theoretical research on developing new mobile networks of undersea sensors for detecting submarine intrusions along the coast of the United States.
Researchers from UMass Lowell and their counterparts from the U.S. Army's Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center will be working together as part of a new research and development initiative called HEROES (Harnessing Emerging Research Opportunities to Empower Soldiers).
The New England Robotics Validation and Experimentation (NERVE) Center, which was inaugurated Feb. 12, will serve as "proving ground" for robots — a place where these complex machines will undergo rigorous testing to prove their strength, durability, design and functionality — and, in the process, help accelerate robotics research and development across the region.
The Department of Physics and Applied Physics is now offering master's degree and Ph.D. programs in radiological sciences with a medical physics option.
Electrical engineering students Anthony Capone and Derek Dempsey used assistive design technology to create a "hybrid power tricycle" for their client — a 4-year-old boy named Pierce who is afflicted with cerebral palsy.
Jonathan Gardner, Ph.D., of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., will discuss the status of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which is scheduled for launch in 2018.
The National Science Foundation has recently awarded Prof. Robert Gamache a three-year grant worth more than $434,000 to establish the spectral "line shape" parameters for important gas molecules found in the atmospheres of Earth, Venus and Mars.
Physics Prof. Paul Song and his co-investigators at UMass Lowell's Center for Atmospheric Research recently received a three-year grant from NASA worth more than $356,000 to study magnetosphere-ionosphere interactions.
The U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy (ARPA-E) has awarded a team of researchers from UMass Lowell, UMass Boston and the University of Wisconsin a three-year, $3 million grant to develop a metal catalyst for converting sunlight, carbon dioxide (CO2) and water into hydrocarbon fuel.
A partnership between the GSE and the Lawrence public schools to improve classroom instruction for English language learners is expanding, thanks to a $1.6 million federal grant.
A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School is applying nanotechnology to a light-based therapy that could someday help patients fight viruses, bacteria, fungi and cancer cells.


text:
intl business machines corp
(IBM:New York)
Executive Profile*
Charles M. Vest Ph.D.Former Director and Member of Audit Committee, International Business Machines Corporation |
Age | Total Calculated Compensation | This person is connected to 99 board members in 6 different organizations across 4 different industries. See Board Relationships |
71 | -- |
Dr. Charles M. Vest, Ph.D. is a Member of Board of Trustees of In-Q-Tel. He is President of the National Academy of Engineering. He serves on the boards of several non-profit organizations and foundations devoted to education, science, and technology. Dr. Vest is a Director at International Business Machines Corp. since 1994. He serves as a Vice Chairman of the Council on Competitiveness. Dr. Vest serves as a Director at Blanchette Rockefeller Neurosciences Institute. ...
Corporate Headquarters*1 New Orchard Road Phone: 914-499-1900Armonk, New York 10504-1722 United States Fax: 914-765-6021 Board Members Memberships*Trustee Director Director 1993-2007 Former Director 1993-Present Director 1994-2007 Former Director and Member of Audit Committee
Education*BS 1963 West Virginia University MS 1964 University of Michigan PhD 1967 University of Michigan
Other Affiliations* |
Annual Compensation*There is no Annual Compensation data available.Stock Options*There is no Stock Options data available.Total Compensation*There is no Total Compensation data available. |
Recently Viewed | |||
Name | Position/ Company | Compensation |
Jeffrey P. Bezos | Founder, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President Amazon.com Inc. | $81.8K |
Randall L. Stephenson | Chairman of The Board, Chief Executive Officer, President and Chairman of Executive Committee AT&T, Inc. | $1.6M |
Vittorio A. Colao | Group Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director and Chairman of Executive Committee Vodafone Group Public Limited Company | 1.8M GBP |
Josef Kaeser | Chief Executive Officer, President, Member of The Managing Board and Member of Equity & Employee Stock Committee Siemens Aktiengesellschaft | €2.2M |
Lowell C. McAdam | Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President and Chairman of The Verizon Wireless Verizon Communications Inc. | $1.4M | Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2012. |
Post a JobJobs
- Wisconsin | IBMPosted: Dec 12
- Houston, TX | IBMPosted: Dec 12
- Atlanta, GA | IBMPosted: Dec 12
- Arizona | IBMPosted: Dec 12
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
To contact INTL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP, please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Packers Playbook (aka Hobbjective Analysis): Week 15 at Chicago Bears
So special teams is one of those things that no fan knows about but we all love to gripe about. For instance, other than the kicker, punter, long snapper and gunner, do you know the name of any other position? I sure don't but I will yell at the screen when the guy misses a block. This is essentially what happened during the "punt, pass and puke" play as quoted by Drew Olsen on Green and Gold Today. We all know it was a terrible play, and head coach Mike McCarthy and special teams coach Shawn Slocum both got plenty of heat for the call. But why call the play in the first place?
The Situation: The score is Green Bay 21, Chicago 10 with 8 minutes left in the 4th quarter. The Packers are sitting pretty well at the moment, the Bears offense hasn't been able to move the ball (i.e. failing to convert a single 3rd down) while the Packers have had success both on the ground as well as in the air and look to burn some time with a two score lead.
Snap: The Packers come out with two players matching each gunner. This is typically done to give the punt returner some more space on the edges but they give up any real chance of blocking the punt as well as being overmatched in the middle


text:
URGENT - Paula Deen Food Network
POSTED: 4:52 PM Jun 21 2013
(CNN) -- The Food Network will not renew celebrity chef Paula Deen's contract when it expires at the end of the month, a Food Network spokeswoman, who declined to be identified, told CNN on Friday.
Copyright 2013 by CNN NewSource. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
"Mom, am I fat?"
"No…its just baby fat."
It wasn't.
I was fat. Not kind of fat. Not chunky. Not big-boned. And definitely not baby fat. Baby fat is allowed till the age of what? Five? I was at least 10 when I asked my mom this infamous question. And the truth is, I was fat. Like ate spoonfuls of sugar at one time, fat. Stole candy bars from the grocery store, fat. Fat fat. Scurrying barefoot on the kitchen countertops looking for the elusive sugar that my parents "continently misplaced" two weeks after I was discovered in a corner eating spoonfuls of sugar, fat. (Those bastards.)
Walking into the grocery store on that autumn afternoon just seemed like the right moment to ask. I probably was going to steal a Snickers bar anyways, and that should have been proof enough but I wanted to hear it verbally. I wanted the words to ring in my ears; I wanted them to sear the fat right off of my love handles.
However, my plan backfired:
"No…its just baby fat."
Wait…what? My mom just lied! Straight to my face. Wasn't my mom, if anyone, supposed to tell her child that while yes, they had a stellar personality and yes, they were super funny, that sadly they were fat and kind of going through an, um I don't know, ugly…I mean, awkward stage? How could she? How could she just lie like that?!
I stood there, shocked, in the middle of the crosswalk in my bright orange leggings with the elastic band, (I couldn't technically fit into jeans until I was 14), oversized black sweater splattered with bright orange pumpkins and candy corn (to divert ones eye from the fat, of course), and bright orange pumpkin bow placed strategically in the middle of my disproportionate head. Yeah, I was that kid.
My mouth opened, but there was no food to shove into the black hole. How do I argue that?
"Nuh uh!"
But wasn't that what I wanted to hear? Didn't I want to hear that yes, I wasn't fat? That yes, it was okay to steal candy? Yes, Cheese Whiz was a valid form of calcium? And yes in actuality, it's vegetables that fuck you up?
It was in this moment that I learned a valuable lesson: Moms lie. They really do. Years later (and pounds skinner) I confronted my mom about this pivotal question in my chubby childhood:
"Oh god, you were soooooo fat!"
"I knew it. You lied to me!"
"Technically, but you were always skinnier than your brother."


text:
Explore the National Museum of XXI Century Arts whenever you wish, and visit all of the temporary exhibitions of contemporary art and architecture for one year
With the my MAXXI card you can experience the museum full time, thanks to unlimited and preferential access, and take advantage of reduced rates to participate in the latest cultural programmes, educational activities and special events.
There's more: when you purchase the my MAXXI card, you automatically become a supporter of Italian and foreign contemporary art.
Choose the card that suits you best!
Cards can be purchased at the MAXXI ticket desk or online at ticketone.it*
Online purchase costs include VAT and advance sale charge
Young € 25 Adolescents not yet 26 years of age |
Individual € 50 Individual card for adults |
Family&Friends € 90 Two personalised cards for couples or friends |
Senior € 25 Adults 65 years of age and over |
• Unlimited free access to the MAXXI
• Fast track preferential access to the MAXXI
• 15% savings in the MAXXI library on selected catalogues and other publications
• 15% savings at the MAXXI 21 bar-cafeteria, from Tuesday to Friday, 11.00-19.00
• Free access or reduced ticket prices for special events and serial programmes offered by the Museum and MAXXI B.A.S.E.
• Reduced prices for audioguide rental
• Free access to the MAXXI B.A.S.E. study room and services
• Registration with the newsletter dedicated to holders of the my MAXXI card, for sneak preview information and real time updates about new programmes and new activities.
Conventions and benefits
• 20% saving on the purchase of an annual CTS Membership card
• 10% saving on the purchase of a carnet at Rome's Teatro Olimpico for weekday performances during the current season (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
• Reduced price tickets for the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia: reduction of around 15% of tickets for events in the chamber music and symphonic season; reduction of around 10% on Invitation to Music or one of the other carnet formulas. The availability of reduced price tickets may vary from concert to concert through to the filling of all reduced price seats.


text:
A crucial part of your controls, stems come in many different lengths and rises which affect your riding position. These days, most stems work with threadless headsets – meaning they clamp straight on to the fork's steerer tube and cannot be adjusted for height – though some still use the 'quill' method, allowing more adjustability, but with a weight penalty. Think about what you want, and bear in mind that a shorter stem means quicker steering, but a less efficient and aerodynamic position.
Ref | Option | Availability |
EV171421-50-BLK | Black, 50mm | In Stock |
EV171421-90-BLK | Black, 90mm | In Stock |
EV171421-70-BLK | Black, 70mm | Discontinued |


text:
Held tension and stress can make you more susceptible to colds and the flu. Keep yourself in a healthier place with restorative yoga. Restorative yoga is exactly what it sounds like; an opportunity to rest and restore. It's a soothing and comfortable yoga practice that offers us time to let the body rest while being held and cushioned by an assortment of props such as blankets, cushions, blocks, and sometimes a wall or chair.
Mounties are searching for a suspect after a 15-year-old girl reported a man exposed himself in Cochrane over the weekend. Police say a man approached the teen in the West Pointe area and exposed himself at about 5:30 p.m.
You consider yourself a morning person who loves heading out for a workout while most people are still snoozing. Yet with more and more evidence suggesting that not enough shut eye can result in more than just lateday fatigue, you may want to rethink your sleep/awake habits.
While it's probably not fair to call it a comeback, it is safe to say that for the past decade or so, the erg — better known as the rowing machine — has been at the bottom of the cardio food chain. While this piece of equipment never truly left the floor of most gyms, the rowers have spent the past number of years playing second (or fourth) fiddle to the treadmill, elliptical and the stationary bike.
The young men of Calgary needed some place to go in 1906 - and deliverance was at hand. Although the Y had been officially organized in 1902 when a local committee of movers and shakers set up a board and committees, the organization offered its 125 members only a library, reading rooms and classes in its modest rented space in the Maclean Block. That probably wasn't quite enough to attract the idle boys Work had observed.
So long, dingy sweatpants. Workout clothes for women, once relegated to the back of the closet, are moving to the front of the fashion scene.
TORONTO - It seems somewhat ironic, but the exercise regime often recommended by doctors and therapists as a rehabilitation tool to overcome a range of sports injuries can itself be a cause of harm.
We all know that physical activity is important for health. But did you know that sitting is killing you? Being sedentary for nine hours a day at the office is bad for your health whether you go home and watch television afterward or hit the gym.
The days when professional rugby players eased down with a beer after the game are long gone. Today, teams are more likely to be seen doing the cobra than drinking a Cobra beer with their supper.
I've got to say that of all the reasons for staying strong and healthy, Willene Jasper probably has the best one of all.
Glaring in its absence from the American College of Sports Medicine's 2014 Top 20 list of fitness trends, Zumba is officially on the outs.
Every fall brings the time of constant online blitzes of quick-fix diet schemes, magical fitness miracles and thousands of ways to enhance, tuck, nip or grow some part of your body, mostly from a vain perspective. But there are good reasons for getting fit beyond looking good, especially at this time of year: ski season is upon us.
Glaring in its absence from the American College of Sports Medicine's 2014 Top 20 list of fitness trends, Zumba is officially on the outs.
Does the sound of your creaking and cracking body give you the shivers? Does getting up out of bed leave you with the feeling of being stabbed by 1,000 knives? When you think about touching your toes does it feel like they keep getting farther and farther away? Is the present state of your body giving you nightmares? Yoga: Does the word alone strike you with fear?
When Calgary accountant Susan Ockey senses that old feeling of stress coming on, she pauses, breathes and, from her head to her toes to every bit of blood circulating through her body, focuses on living in that precise moment. The meditation technique is something Ockey learned in therapy classes offered at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre, and she credits it with helping her deal with the toll of breast cancer.
Finding it hard to make exercise stick? Maybe you're going about it all wrong.
TORONTO - Keanu Reeves first forged a friendship with Tiger Hu Chen some 15 years ago, when the martial arts master was helping him train for the "Matrix" films.
A New Mexico legislator has voiced concern that stretching during school physical education activities is really yoga and possibly could introduce children to Eastern religions.
Scientists have discovered a "hungry gene," which they believe could cause obesity.


text:
Thread: DL help on front burner
DL help on front burner
Defensive line help on front burner
Minnesota Vikings: Defensive line help on front burner - TwinCities.com
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
02-25-2013, 07:35 AM #2the Vikings will have the chance to restock their front four with one of the deepest defensive line drafts in recent memory
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
02-25-2013, 08:24 AM #3Why must you defend everything this FO does....to the point of making your self look like a yes man.
IDK about that...looks like we could see almost all defense go before our pick in the first, and if our choice is between the 5th or 6th or worse DT vs. the 1st or 2nd WR, I think we're likely better off going WR first and looking for the sliding DT in the 2nd. There are several teams picking after us in the first who are also looking for WR, and several teams in front of us in the 2nd who will be looking at WRs due to the fact that they went with Defense or OT or QB in the first. While teams that already tagged a DT in the first, likely won't be going back to that well again soon.
Besides that, we did OK with our rotation at DT last year and have all of them under contract, but were far from OK with our WRs.Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
The WR's we have under contract is Jenkins, Burton, Wright & Harvin who may or may not play this year for the Vikings. Without Harvin, the corp looks bleak.
Childs is also listed on the roster, but after his injuries last off-season it would be a tough climb to become a premier WR.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
02-26-2013, 11:00 AM #7Training Camp
- Join Date
- Feb 2012
- Location
- Lincoln, NE
- Posts
- 34
I think the 1 thing that teams look at that fans don't is the 2014 draft as well. while its hard to predict, it gives you a better idea for the future and what is ideal this year. with guys like clowney and tuitt coming out next year, and on from there the DL is pretty loaded again. However, i don t see the same at receiver. Thats just my 2 cents. So i bet we take a WR with our 1st round pick.
2013 NFL Mock Draft - WalterFootball.com
Although I'm leaning toward WR in the first, I could be real happy with something like this...
BIG John Hankins of Ohio in the first is a beast against the run, likely BPA if he's there, and we may have the rotation to keep him "fresh" later in games (his biggest weakness.) And, landing Justin Hunter in the 2nd could be a hell of a steal. Without that torn ACL in 2011, he'd most likely be a 1st round pick with his size/speed combo of 6'4" and running an official 4.44 40. Perhaps, Adrian can give him some ideas for offseason training to help finish his recovery and give him even more speed/burst back...?
The mock goes on to add Baccari Rambo at Safety in the 3rd, and then an ILB, Kico Alonso and QB depth in Dysert in the 4th. IF Rambo is worthy, it'd sure be fun to cheer for that name in our secondary!!
But, I think I'd rather see a vet QB brought in to compete for no.2, and spend that 4th on another WR or CB. After the numbers they put up, I don't see it falling the way he has the 4th right now, but My choices would be Ryan Swope at WR with our first 4th, and Jon Bostic at ILB with our later 4th. Both guys ran great 40s, and more importantly, great 3-cone times, and come from good programs with tons of production on tape.
IF we nailed a draft like that: fixing Run D by upgrading NT and MLB, improving the all important 2 of our Tampa-2, and adding a pair of fast wideouts with decent hands and good experience...WOW, I think we might have a chance to win this division!?!???
BAAAHWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! SKOL VIKINGS!!! I LOVE THE "OFFSEASON!"Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
"Balance it on end and thats the third side of the coin!!" -wookiefoot
I already said last year that this year would be deep defensively and that we should have drafted skill players on offense or a CB last year.Marty was really the guy who wanted to go DT but then again I believe he would like us to take a warpig with every pick in every draft.
If marty ran the team, our starting lineup would look like:
DE: Griffen
DT: Pat Williams
DT: Pat WIlliams clone
DE: Griffen Clone
OLB: Greenway Clone
MLB: Chris Claiborne
OLB: Greenway
FS: Harrison Smith
SS: Sanford
CB: Cedric Griffin
CB2: Cedric Griffin Clone (i've only included a second DB position to keep the formation balanced, otherwise Marty would probably opt for the 5-5-1 formation on defense, with the third tackle being Guion)
K: Walsh
P: Someone other than Kluwe
QB: Brad Johnson
RB: Peterson
FB: Tahi
TE: Shiancoe in 2007
LT: Kalil
LG: David Dixon (Current, not in his prime)
C: Sullivan
RG: David Dixon (not clone, he'll just play both positions)
RT: Ryan Cook
WR: Vincent Jackson
WR: Vincent Jackson Clone
Head Coach: Childress


text:
Home | A-Z Index | Warrior Athletics | Contact Us
Prospective Students | Current Students | WarriorWeb | LC Mail | Faculty & Staff | Giving to LC
In her 3 1/2 seasons at Lewis-Clark State, Cami Kalbfleisch has planted 187 tries from 3-point range -- the fourth-highest total in school history. When her career ends in the spring, the Lewiston native will be remembered for her perimeter touch.
And for those paying close attention, her accuracy doesn't just manifest itself in outside bombs. Kalbfleisch also has an impressive ability for tossing on-the-money passes to teammates in the post.
That talent was on display Friday night, as Kalbfleisch doled out eight assists. The Warriors pocketed an 85-37 blowout of Thompson Rivers before a sparse crowd at the Activity Center.
LCSC, 12-2 and ranked 16th in the NAIA, will complete its nonconference schedule with another game against the visitors from Kamloops, British Columbia. That contest will tip off at 2 this afternoon.
Most of Kalbfleisch's feeds went to Ashley Baker, who struck for 30 points on 14-for-19 shooting.
The two were especially in sync early on. With the Wolf Pack's defenders playing in front of the 6-foot-3 Baker, Kalbfleisch and the other LCSC passers tossed lobs to their junior post, who heaved in point-blank layups.
By halftime, Baker had 16 points, Kalbfleisch had five assists and the Warriors had a 25-point edge.
"I think it's something that she's developed, but she's always had a knack for it," L-C coach Brian Orr said of Kalbfleisch's passing touch. "And being 6-foot tall out on the perimeter, that's definitely an advantage to it."
When it comes to lobbing a pass to a fronted post player, "sometimes it's just a matter of having the courage to throw it," Orr said. "It looks like they're guarded, but they seem to come down with it most of the time."
L-C's other inside menace, junior forward Aundrea Morrison, tormented the Wolf Pack with her offensive rebounding. The first-year Warrior grabbed 11 boards, nine of which came on the offensive end. She finished with 17 points.
Kalbfleisch also scored some baskets of her own, hitting 3 of 7 from 3-point range on her way to 13 points. Jade Fulbright added 12 points.
But Orr wasn't thrilled with L-C's performance against the 4-13 Wolf Pack. The Warriors hit just 4 of 15 3-pointers, and sauntered through a few uninspired moments in the second half.
Those deficiencies obviously weren't costly. But they could be deadly when LCSC opens the Frontier Conference season on Thursday at Carroll College.
"I want a sense of urgency right now, especially coming into conference play," Orr said. "Not taking anything away from Thompson Rivers, but we know we've got some tougher competition waiting for us next week. And we've got to be at our best right now."
MacKinnon 3-7 0-0 6, Ellis 0-1 0-0 0, O'Grady 3-6 0-0 7, Miltimore 2-6 0-0 4, Cameron 0-0 3-4 3, Stupich 1-1 0-0 2, Spelay 6-7 1-1 14, Gallamore 0-0 0-0 0, Kettlewell 0-0 0-1 0, Darley 0-3 1-2 1, Dwyer 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 15-33 5-8 37.
Hart 1-5 0-0 2, Fulbright 6-9 0-0 12, Kalbfleisch 5-10 0-0 13, Baker 14-19 2-3 30, Morrison 4-10 9-9 17, Wittmer 1-6 0-0 2, Preston 0-5 0-0 0, Yancheva 2-4 2-3 7, Nelson 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 34-71 13-15 85.
Halftime score -- LCSC 45, TRU 20. Three-point goals -- TRU 15-33 (Ellis 0-1, O'Grady 1-4, Spelay 1-1, Dwyer 0-2); LCSC 4-15 (Hart 0-1, Kalbfleisch 3-7, Wittmer 0-2, Preston 0-2, Yancheva 1-2, Nelson 0-1). Rebounds -- TRU 19 (O'Grady 4); LCSC 37 (Morrison 11). Assists -- TRU 7 (O'Grady 2); LCSC 19 (Kalbfleisch 8). Total fouls -- TRU 14; LCSC 13. Technical fouls -- none. Fouled out -- none.
Lewis-Clark State College, 500 8th Avenue, Lewiston, ID 83501 (208) 792-2289 Web Site maintained by Sports Information Office
Copyright © Lewis-Clark State College | Disclaimer | Technology Use Guidelines


text:
Is your resume in need of a little disruption?
Startups are all about
making things work better.
Our resume writing service is all about doing that for your CV.
StartUpHire is the place to find Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs in and near . Review the list below of Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs. These Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available. You can refine your job search for Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs in by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options. Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs in , or sign up for an email alert (link in upper left) to receive periodic updates on new Account-Manager-/-Product-Manager jobs in , .
Business Insider is looking for an awesome new Account Manager to be based out of San Francisco. The Account Manager will join a team responsible for executing digital ad campaigns for a growing list of major advertisers and agencies.
12/12/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobHighly visible position responsible for creating and implementing strategies to maintain and improve Newgisticsâ revenue and profit within an assigned client portfolio.
11/8/2013 Austin, TX Save This JobDescription Summary of Responsibilities The Strategic Account Manager reports directly to the Vice President of Strategic Accounts. This role provides senior account management for a select segment of our most strategic clients. The position is responsible for both
11/19/2013 Pleasanton, CA Save This JobDescription Bauer?s Intelligent Transportation (Bauer?s IT) Transit Account Manager (Bay Area) Company Summary: Bauer?s Intelligent Transportation, founded in 1989 is a growing full service transportation management company specializing in operating a variety of commuter and
11/10/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobThe Account Manager is a leader in the company, responsible for overall account health, retention, growth and profitability. In addition to managing multiple marketing programs and campaigns, the Account Manager provides reporting and visibility to the Executive Team. In
11/6/2013 Austin, TX Save This JobRubicon Project is looking for a dedicated, relationship-driven Technical Account Manager to establish the position in its San Francisco office. This role will be expected to take a proactive part in shaping Rubicon Project?s client service strategy and be an active member of the
12/4/2013 San Fransico, CA Save This JobLOCATION: WE ARE CONSIDERING CANDIDATES IN BOTH LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO The Account Manager is responsible for growing revenue and managing buy-side relationships with Rubicon Project?s leading display/mobile ad networks and DSPs. You will be responsible for managing
12/4/2013 Los Angeles, CA Save This JobLOCATION: New York, NY Rubicon Project is looking for a dedicated, relationship-driven Technical Account Manager to establish the position in its New York office. This role will be expected to take a proactive part in shaping Rubicon Project?s client service strategy and be an
12/4/2013 New York, NY Save This JobDepartment: Sales Reports To: Vice President, Global Sales Supervises: None Status: Exempt Incumbent: The statements below reflect the general details considered necessary to describe the major responsibilities of the identified position and are not to be construed as a
10/8/2013 Indianapolis, IN Save This JobWe are seeking an ambitious Strategic Account Manager responsible for developing & maintaining existing customer relationships. This role will proactively engage in the day-to-day management of the account including issue resolution. They will become the customer?s advocate
12/5/2013 Burlington, MA Save This JobOverview: Do you love the challenge of working interactive marketing accounts? Are you driven to exceed client expectations? If so, iCrossing is looking for a new Senior Account Manager in our Los Angeles office. iCrossing Sr. Account Managers are committed to developing
11/11/2013 Los Angeles, CA Save This JobTransera is seeking the expertise of an experienced Technical Account Manager to join our team, managing existing strategic accounts in the Los Angeles area. This is a remote position (home office) and will involve a significant percentage of time at the client site. The selected
11/10/2013 Southern California Save This JobAs a global organization which relies heavily on the talents of its staff, LOG-NET realizes the contribution everybody makes. We are a diverse and unique group of hard-working people, and we take pride in the work we do. We hire and promote the most qualified individuals and work
11/9/2013 Red Bank, NJ Save This JobPosition Description: The Account Manager is responsible for ensuring delivery in full of Discovery Digital Media sold partnerships, including partner program implementation, campaign performance optimization, and client care/support with the ultimate goal of securing renewal of
11/8/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobDepartment: Sales Reports to: Executive Vice President, Worldwide Sales I. Position Spanlink has been designing, implementing and supporting mid-size and large-scale contact center and customer interaction solutions. Through our partnership with Cisco, we
10/28/2013 Minneapolis, MN Save This JobAccount Managers are responsible for all aspects of customer prospecting, acquisition, and relationship management. Account Managers work to understand customer needs, apply them to SeaMicro solutions, and work in conjunction with Field Engineering to propose and deploy
10/12/2013 San Francisco, CA Save This JobDepartment: RTB Location: New York The Publisher Account manager will be responsible for supporting our existing strategic publisher accounts. Responsibilities include working with our Publisher Development Managers to manage current publisher relationships, work with our
10/11/2013 New York, NY Save This JobThe Major Account Manager will be tasked to own & manage a handful of our largest accounts, increase renewals, upsells, and cross-sells; Proactive focus via target account strategy; Major Account Management strategy of key accounts by Senior resources ?in territory?. The ideal
12/5/2013 Burlington, MA Save This JobBrief Description The Account Manager is primarily responsible for selling McLaren products and services to allocated new and existing customers or allocated territory/industry sector. This role is responsible for identifying and managing sales opportunities,
11/29/2013 Houston, TX Save This JobD:1017 Department:Sales Description We?re looking for energetic individuals looking to advance their career in account management for a brand-new SMB division at eMarketer. The successful account manager will work diligently to ensure customer success and look for opportunities
11/19/2013 New York, NY Save This Job


text:
Levete and Kaplicky eventually divorced, but continued to work together until his sudden death in Prague in 2009, albeit with a strained relationship towards the end.
"Jan and I almost had two offices for some time," said Levete. "The people working with me stayed with me, and the people working with him would have gone with him if he had not died."
After Kaplicky's death, Levete set up her own practice, AL_A with four other directors.
"The change happened under traumatic circumstances," she said. "It was a very difficult time and I underestimated how difficult the transition would be.
"We had a significant reputation as Future Systems, and starting AL_A, we had that as our heritage but not our future.
"It took a good two or three years for the office to bed down and establish its own identify."
AL_A is now thriving. In addition to the Lisbon cultural center, and a 140,000 square-meter hotel and shopping center in Bangkok, Levete was chosen in 2012 as the winning design for a new underground extension to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
"We are creating a vast courtyard in front of the building, it's going to be the first porcelain courtyard," said Levete.
"It will be like an outdoor room where people can meet and hang out, so they can delay the decision to enter the museum."
On several occasions, Levete has collaborated with the Indian-born British sculptor Anish Kapoor, including on a design for a new subway station in Naples. Despite 10 years of work, this is now on hold after the contractor building it went bankrupt.
Amanda Levete is a judge for the Designs of the Year Award. All nominations are on display at the Design Museum, London.


text:
Milliken Don Sawyer Coastal Monkey Business Blue Rug
Item #: 2795360886020-P Add to Wishlist
$69 + FREE SHIPPINGDescription: A great way to brighten up any home whether your close to the beach or not. The best of Don's work is shown in these lively rugs, and that is why it is hard to pick a favorite. This collection features fanciful animals and colorful sailboats, all made with 100% Stainmaster® Nylon and equipped with a Fashion Bac woven backing.
This item is made to order and usually ships in approximately
2 -3 weeks.
- Collection: Don Sawyer Coastal
- Brand: Milliken
- Material: 100% Nylon
- Weave: Machine Made
- Styles: Kids Rugs
- Origin: USA
- Available in the following sizes: 2' 8" x 3' 10"
I love this rug! Got it for my son's bedroom, really cute!
RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
Whether the environment you want to create is exotic or romantic and peaceful, Milliken has a rug that will pull the colors and the feel of your room together while adding the perfect touch. Milliken protects all its rugs by an exclusive five year warranty against abrasive wear.
Fill out the information below.