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Fantastic finds resale gallery 513-521-3400 7620 Hamilton ave Cincinnati ohio 45231 www.fantastic-finds-resale-gallery.com This item is new to our second hand storeI. SKU:CPC1501 Texas instrument Ti-silver edition graphing calculator Key features: •Preloaded Periodic Table and Organizer software applications •Input and view math symbols, formulas and stacked fractions exactly as they appear in textbooks •Scroll the history of calculations and quickly recall input/output •Fraction math with ...
Toshiba Satellite Laptop 2013
This computer is less than a year old runs at 110% this computer has 8gb ram 750gb hard rive intel core i7 processor this computer was $1050 when I bought it this year in February I am selling it for only $500 comes with a wireless mouse, case, and charger text me at 513-203-4611 if your interested LOCAL ONLY will send pictures if you text me and ask This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
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Epson DFX-8500 Dot Matrix Printer w/ stand & ten extra ribbons
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D-Link Fast Ethernet 10/100Mbps Cardbus PC Card (PCMCIA) Model DFE-690TXD. Like New. Easy, secure pay through PayPal.Shipping charges will be estimated actual at the time of sale.
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I am buying broken or unwanted laptops. Please send make, model, what it is doing and location. I pay fairly and will pick up. Thanks in advance.
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Toshiba L-455 Laptop Win-7 and Office 2007 ready to go
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Better batteries through biology?
November 13, 2013 5:00 am | by Massachusetts Institute of Technology | CommentsLithium-air batteries have become a hot research area in recent years: They hold the promise of drastically increasing power per battery weight, which could lead, for example, to electric cars with a much greater driving range. But bringing that promise to reality has faced a number of challenges....
Prairies vanish in the US push for green energy
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November 12, 2013 4:06 pm | by EurekAlert! | CommentsA new chapter has been opened in our understanding of the chemical activity of nanoparticles says a team of international scientists. Using the X-ray beams of the European Synchrotron ESRF they showed that the electrons absorbed and released by cerium dioxide nanoparticles during chemical reactions behave in a completely different way than previously thought....
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Biosensor could help detect brain injuries during heart surgery
November 12, 2013 10:55 am | by Johns Hopkins University | CommentsJohns Hopkins engineers and cardiology experts have teamed up to develop a fingernail-sized biosensor that could alert doctors when serious brain injury occurs during heart surgery. By doing so, the device could help doctors devise new ways to minimize brain damage or begin treatment more quickly.
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The patient died, but Midwives wont. The latest incarnation of Chris Bohjalians best-selling novel is a made-for-television movie starring Sissy Spacek, Peter Coyote, Piper Laurie, Terry Kinney and Alison Pill. It airs Monday night at 9 p.m. on Lifetime, a.k.a. television for women. But ladies looking for a new angle on the obstetrical action will be disappointed by the hokey, by-the-book approach to the story of a Vermont babycatcher charged with involuntary womanslaughter. The movie starts at the moment of the verdict and backtracks to follow Sibyl Danforth through a disastrous delivery that ends in a fatal C-section. I think Sissy Spacek is beatific as my beleaguered midwife, says Bohjalian, conceding his book is deceptively difficult to adapt. In its original form, the story is narrated by the daughter, who retells it years later from her perspective as a licensed OB-GYN. That temporal leap was lost on teleplay writer Cynthia Saunders, but Bohjalian is thankful she focused on the right thing: I always viewed Midwives as a mother-daughter love story, and she got that Except for the scene where Sybil plunges the knife into Charlotte Bedford, there are not too many big movie moments. Although the v word vulva is mentioned, the Midwives movie still gets a G-rating. Its gore-free. Its one thing to write that the uterus feels like damp pastry dough. Its another thing to really see it, notes Bohjalian. This isnt a horror movie. That, despite the curious pairing of Spacek and Laurie, who were last seen together in Carrie, and the fact that Pill bears an unsettling resemblance to Exorcist actor Linda Blair. The movie gets Vermont all wrong, too. Requisite foliage shots open the flick, although it is supposed to be March, and the countrified interiors look like something out of a suburban sitcom. Bohjalian is taking it all in stride. Wait until you see the interactive CD-ROM game, he suggests with good humor. With forceps.
IN BRIEF: Two days of snow put a big damper on Three Days of Rain. Northern Stage had to cancel the run of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated Richard Greenberg play to reinforce a snow-stressed section of roof at the Briggs Opera House in White River Junction. Work crews assure the supports will be shored up before the scheduled opening of the next show the musical Big River. But given the potential for spring flooding, were not sure we like the sound of that one, either. Perhaps something like Cat on a Hot Tin Roof would be a safer bet this year . . . Speaking of Tennessee Williams, the higher-ups at Vermont Stage Company are still puzzling over the relatively low turnout for a recent two-week run of A Streetcar Named Desire. Yeah, it snowed a lot. And the Freeps gave the show a lukewarm review. But Dee Pelletier pulled out a blistering Blanche and kept it going for two weeks even while the Moscow Festival Ballet unleashed a flock of heavy-footed swans overhead last Thursday night. If we are doing a well-known play, and we are doing it well, downtown, what more can we do? asks Vermont Stage Artistic Director Mark Nash. So many theater companies have tried to get something going in Burlington. One wonders what it takes. . . . Montpelier certainly doesnt have that problem. The Savoy Theater turned away more than a hundred people at the Friday-night opening of the seven-day Green Mountain Film Festival. The next day, a Saturday showing of Im the One That I Want also sold out. Savoy co-owner Rick Winston calls the Margaret Cho film the surprise hit so far. Another unexpected delight was a local submission: Golgonooza, by Shannon Robards and Gahlord Dewald, goes inside an old-fashioned book press in New Hampshire. A recent transplant to Middlebury, 29-year-old Robards cut her teeth working with Ken Burns first as an intern through Dartmouth College, then as a full-fledged editor on Baseball and Jazz. But she plays down her own cinematic lineage shes the daughter of the late Jason Robards. Her fledgling film company, Manifold Media, has already produced a documentary for Vermont artist Richard Schmid, and shes been commissioned to produce a water-birth video using footage from Rutland-based midwife Roberta Devers Scott. . . . Addison County art buffs no longer have to head for the local cemetery to imagine ancient Egypt. Middlebury College has acquired an authentic mummy case that dates back 2500 years. The sarcophagus that once bore Lady Hathor-Mut-Netcher is the collections first Egyptian artifact, and its a lot more accessible than the other mummy in Middlebury. In 1886, local collector Henry Sheldon brought the remains of a 2-year-old Egyptian prince to Vermont. More than 50 years later, a curator found the corpse decaying in the attic, and the decision was taken to give it a Christian burial. To this day, its the only headstone in Middlebury Cemetery marking pre-Christian remains. You think nothing of 1883, says Tony Lewis at the Middlebury College Museum of Art, then you see the B.C.


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Childbirth Connection is a national not-for-profit organization founded in 1918 as Maternity Center Association. Our mission is to improve the quality and value of maternity care through consumer engagement and health system transformation. Childbirth Connection promotes safe, effective and satisfying evidence-based maternity care and is a voice for the needs and interests of childbearing families. Evidence-based maternity care means using the best research about the safety and effectiveness of specific tests, treatments, and interventions to help you make informed decisions. Our evidence-based information, guidance, and support will show you how to maintain and enhance your health and the health of your baby. You will learn to use this information to make informed decisions. Your choices, when based on the best available research and your values and preferences, can lead to a healthy birth outcome, a strong and connected family, and a confident approach to parenthood. Childbearing Women Are The Most Important Stakeholders to Drive ChangeChildbirth Connection brought together more than 100 health care leaders to develop two direction-setting reports, "2020 Vision for a High-Quality, High-Value Maternity Care System" and "Blueprint for Action." These reports are aimed at reversing troubling trends and achieving high-quality, high-value maternity care. Transforming Maternity Care offers full access to these reports and tracks and coordinates efforts to implement recommendations. The site also offers many other tools for women to get involved and be a part of the transformation. Learn how you can take action as a consumer advocate, or visit the data center to obtain maternity care data at the hospital- or provider-level. Be sure to read the Transforming Maternity Care Blog, which features news, opinion, and analysis from Childbirth Connection and prominent guest contributors. Join the conversation to transform maternity care. Help Transform Maternity Care!For the past 95 years, Childbirth Connection has been dedicated to improving the quality of maternity care for all women and their families through research, education, advocacy and policy. Join our continuing efforts to make quality maternity care a top priority for policymakers, public and private purchasers, health care providers, and women themselves. Learn more about Transforming Maternity Care, and please consider a donation to help support it!
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Teaching & Helping program seeking 2 families to make their homes energy efficient (Press Release)
by Carolyn Classen on Sep. 02, 2010, under Life, PoliticsPress release from non-profit Empowering Local Communities, Inc.:
"Teaching & Helping will be fielding teams of Mentors and volunteers on October 10 to weatherize and insulate as many homes as we can. We expect to be able to simultaneously do 6-10 homes, train 15-30 volunteers, and reduce annual energy use at least $150 and CO2 production by at least 1500 pounds (probably more). We will be doing some combination of weatherization, insulation, and window replacement, depending on the houses' needs.
On October 10, you can participate, regardless of your income. If you own your own home and are of modest income (See below), we have a County grant to cover the cost of the Mentor and overhead. You pay for the materials. If you have more income, you can still take part in October. The Mentor and overhead cost will be about $300 +/- as well as the materials. Someone will inspect your house in September and give you a closer estimate of the total cost. (Weatherization involves caulking, sealing, and/or weather-stripping outlets, switches, plumbing penetrations, light fixtures, doors and windows.)
Also, if you meet the County's requirements (See below), we are looking for two homes to weatherize where we can train some of our experienced volunteers to be team leaders on October 10. An experienced Mentor will lead a small volunteer team to practice the special techniques we are developing for efficient weatherization of older homes.
If you are interested in finding out more — either to include your home in the project, or to participate as a volunteer and learn yourself and help others — please contact me at 795-3413 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Special chance to save energy and money — and do a little good in the world
Don't miss this special chance for you or a neighbor to cut your utility bills by $100 to $200 (or more) per year at a cost of less than $100. And you can give volunteers the chance to learn how to weatherize their own homes, in the process.
The Teaching & Helping program is looking for two families who want to make their homes more energy efficient. (To qualify, they must own their homes and have limited income.) During September, we will organize a small team of volunteers and an experienced Mentor and weatherize your home in one day on either the weekend of September 11-12 or 25-26. The host family (you?) will pay for the materials and the labor is provided under a grant from Pima County.
Even if you don't qualify by income, you can still be a part of the 10-10-10 Climate Action Day on October 10. That day, Teaching & Helping will be upgrading as many houses as we can with weatherization, insulation, and/or insulated windows. If you qualify for the County grant, you will only have to pay for the materials. If not, there will also be approximately $300 cost for the Mentor and overhead to lead the volunteer team.
We are also looking for volunteers who want to learn how to weatherize or insulate their homes or windows, and also help neighbors and Tucsonans in need. Maybe YOU would like to join us on 10-10-10?
If you are interested, please contact Tres English, 795-3413 or firstname.lastname@example.com. If you can pass this on to your neighbors, possibly thru your neighborhood newsletter or contact list, PLEASE DO.
Thanks for you help.
Tres English
Empowering Local Communities, Inc.
Teaching & Helping is a program of Empowering Local Communities, a local non-profit corporation dedicated to developing tools for Tucson"s long-term sustainability.
Income limits for County grant assistance
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The California Farm Bureau Federation filed motions July 20 to join in the federal lawsuit against Caltrans et. al. for CalTrans' handling of the Highway 101 bypass around Willits.
Farm Bureau counsel Kari Fisher said this was not just about the Willits bypass and its effects on the Little Lake Valley. She said the Farm Bureau was concerned over the possible precedent-setting aspects about the way this project was handled.
Fisher said the bureau was concerned that "impacts of what the agencies [Caltrans and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers] have done without proper environmental review could happen anywhere in the state."
Last year the Farm Bureau filed a similar lawsuit in state court in June 2010, challenging Caltrans' failure to properly address the impacts to farmland for a project planned for Highway 16 in Yolo County. In August 2011, the judge ordered Caltrans to file a supplemental environmental review addressing that impact.
Fisher said while the other plaintiffs are focused on a wider scope of issues, the Farm Bureau is focused on the project's impacts to farmland.
If the federal judge rules in the Farm Bureau's favor at an August 31 hearing, the bureau will become one of the plaintiffs in this case joining the Citizens for a Better Environment, Willits Environmental Center, The Sierra Club and the Environmental Protection Information Center.
At the core of the Farm Bureau's complaint is the Willits bypass project changed in 2010 causing it to impact nearly one-fourth of the farmland in Little Lake Valley.
At several forums, Caltrans biologists were reminded of this discrepancy and they told the public they would be assessing this issue. At one of the forums, the Army Corps San Francisco District Engineer Lt. Col. Torrey Diciro told the public his agency would review 20 separate public interest factors, including farmland impacts, when processing the Caltrans permit.
In the end, nothing addressing this significant deviation from the original project EIR was ever published by Caltrans or the Corps.
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CalTrans has filed a new motion to dismiss the whole lawsuit. Caltrans asserts the current plaintiffs failed to provide sufficient facts to support the lawsuit and it should be tossed out. The four environmental groups responded with a counter argument stating they had provided sufficient facts and recommending the Caltrans motion be dismissed and the lawsuit proceed to resolution.
The dismissal hearing is set for August 31. It is unknown whether the judge will hear the Farm Bureaus' request to join in or the motion for Caltrans to toss the whole suit first.
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Addressing Excess Development Entitlements
Population growth and development, as well as distressed subdivisions and development entitlements are impacting quality of life, sustainability, and ecosystem health throughout the Intermountain West. The recent economic downturn left many subdivisions in a distressed state: partially completed or deteriorating improvements; expired development assurances; few, if any, residents; fractured ownership; and other challenges. As the development economy recovers, local communities, developers, and lenders have the opportunity and the need to address these problems and facilitate recovery to meet future housing demand. Embracing this opportunity allows communities to address these past impacts, better anticipate and prepare for future growth, and improve property values.
Western Lands and Communities began the Reshaping Development Patterns program in 2009 to develop incentives and best practices for reshaping unsustainable development and entitlement patterns in the West. The policy focus report, Addressing Excess Development Entitlements: Lessons from the West on Distressed, Zombie and Pre-Mature Subdivsions, due out in fall of 2013, is a product of early partnership with Teton County, Idaho's Valley Advocates for Responsible Development (VARD), and work with local jurisdictions in Arizona as well as with communities and experts throughout the west. The report illustrates the best practices and lessons learned by the studied communities.To provide a comprehensive look at the issue, the report will include the following chapters:
- Introduction and Significance of Entitlements
- Legal and Planning Framework
- Perspectives and Challenges
- Policy Options and Recommendations
- Policy Implementation – Roadmap to Best Practices
This webpage will serve as a companion to the policy focus report, featuring best practices, additional resources, and background materials. Please return to download the report, available by mid-2013.
Best Practices
Best Practices for Addressing Excess Development Entitlements |
City of Maricopa, Arizona | Link available soon |
Jefferson County, Colorado | Link available soon |
Mesa County, Colorado | Link available soon |
Emmett, Idaho | Link available soon |
Teton County, Idaho | Link available soon |
Sheridan County, Wyoming | Link available soon |
Click here to view project and report resources including publications, presentations, and media articles.


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He is the mastermind behind the "Golf Boys" video that he stars in along with Rickie Fowler, Hunter Mahan and Watson.


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This plush developmental friend introduces baby to music and instruments. Just squeeze hands and feet to hear 4 different musical instruments play. Then squeeze again to hear a symphony using those instruments. Instrument sounds include saxophone, drums, violin and xylophone. Features on/off switch and volume control. Collect all three: turtle, panda, and lion.Baby Einstein offers a wide range of developmental and entertainment products for babies and toddlers. What makes Baby Einstein products unlike any other is that they are created from a baby's point-of-view and incorporate a unique combination of real world objects, music, art, animals and nature - providing you with a fun way to introduce your baby to the big, beautiful new world around him.
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Fun to listen & learn. Great for travel.
Just the right size to take along as well as play at home. Hands & feet are easy to squeeze. Musical sounds are the prominent theme, though it can also be used to l...Read complete review
Just the right size to take along as well as play at home. Hands & feet are easy to squeeze. Musical sounds are the prominent theme, though it can also be used to learn basic colors. I like the focus on one learning area. The song is catchy and engaging. The instruments play their part of the whole song. Helps little ones listen and learn to recognize one part of the band. Its loud enough to engage your child yet quiet enough not to be irritating. Much better than I expected. Thoroughly pleased.
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Cute but sound doesn't last long..
We got this cute lion toy for our son when he was a newborn. At first the music options on the hands and feet would play fine but after a few months for some reason...Read complete review
We got this cute lion toy for our son when he was a newborn. At first the music options on the hands and feet would play fine but after a few months for some reason the only body part that plays music when pressed is only one of the feet. Our daughter, who is now 2 yrs old, had the baby einstein octupus bc we liked that it spoke in spanish. But after I had spot treated it once the sound wouldn't play anymore as well as before. With the lion toy, I did not mess with it and was not spot treated, so I'm not sure what caused it to malfunction/break. It's dissapointing because he was starting to dance to the music when it played and it was also a good distraction for when he got fussy.Maybe the manufacturer needs to test this product out more before sending it out to consumers to purchase, there has to be something happening with the wiring or something.
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Baby Einstein Press & Play Pal - Lion
By Grandma Tricia
from San Jose
About Me Grandparent
Comments about Kids II 1001174 Baby Einstein Press & Play Pal - Lion:
Perfect toy for a 3-6 month old baby. It is the right size, not intimadating. Sounds are lively, but not too loud. Face of the animal is bright and cheery.
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Cute Lion
By Sallie
from Reading PA
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
Bought for a gift very cute.
I would buy this again.
By Gloria: Stay at home Mom
from Frisco, TX
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The fun noises caught my little one's attention and keeps her entertained. However, it is hard for her to manipulate on her own which is what I was looking for. Overall she absolutely loves for me to play with this toy with her.
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I use the product with my baby, It entertains my baby a lot, I find everything ok with the toy.
5 month old loves it!
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from San Diego, CA
Our daughter absolutely loves this toy. She loves the music and is able to press the paws to make it play herself. It does have a slightly hard battery pack area that is covered by soft material but she doesn't mind it.
Love it!!!
By Weluvtoys
from Benicia, ca
We were looking for a toy for our 3 month old baby. We found this lion and she loves it. She enjoys the music and smiles when she sees it.
My 6mo LOVES this!
By 24/7Momma
from Houston Texas
My son LOVES this toy. Easy to take with us on the go, and the song pattern keeps him interested.
My 3 month old daughter loves this
By Emma's Mom
from Dunedin, FL
The bright colors grab her attention and the buttons are sensative enough for her to activate but not too sesative as to annoy. A slight bit more of variety in sounds would be nice but for the price it's a good toy. It sits up fairly well in her lap allowing her easier access to the paws.
Cute lion
By MeMaw
from Bolingbrook,
I bought this item for my future grandchild. I know the baby will love the cute lion and the sounds it makes. The nursery is decorated with jungle animals so the lion fits right in. The lion is small enough for little hands to hold and press for the sounds.
best find for a small baby, soft on ears
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great for travel, light weight, easy for baby to handle
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