text:
To link to this article, copy this persistent link:
(May 31, 2011) News outlets are reporting that both houses of Nigeria's Parliament have adopted the harmonized version of the Freedom of Information Bill (hereinafter FOI). The House of Representatives initially adopted its version of the FOI on February 24, 2011, and a different version of the FOI was adopted by the Senate on March 16, 2011. (Hanibal Goitom, Nigeria: House of Representatives Approves Freedom of Information Bill, GLOBAL LEGAL MONITOR (Mar. 1, 2011); Nigerian Senate Passes Modified FOI Legislation, FREEDOM INFO.ORG (Mar. 16, 2011).) On May 24, 2011, both houses passed a harmonized version of the FOI that came out of a 12-member Harmonization Committee, bringing the legislation a step closer to taking effect, with only one hurdle left in the process: presidential assent. (Senate Passes Harmonized FOI Bill ... Dedicates It to Journalists, THE NIGERIAN OBSERVER (May 25, 2011); Reps Passes [sic] FOI Bill, CHAMPION (May 25, 2011).)
The FOI guarantees the right of unhindered access to public information, including information held by all federal government branches and agencies, as well as private institutions in which any federal, state, or local government has a controlling interest and those private institutions performing public functions. (Goitom, supra.)
In addition, the FOI requires these institutions to take unilateral steps to become more transparent. As part of this provision, the institutions will be required to make public data on the programs and functions of their divisions; internal manuals used by employees in executing their functions; their finances; and the names, titles, and income of all their employees. (Id.)
|Hanibal Goitom More by this author
|Freedom of information More on this topic
|Nigeria More about this jurisdiction
Search Legal News
Find legal news by topic, country, keyword, date, or author.
Global Legal Monitor RSS
Get the Global Legal Monitor delivered to your inbox. Sign up for RSS service.
The Global Legal Monitor is an online publication from the Law Library of Congress covering legal news and developments worldwide. It is updated frequently and draws on information from the Global Legal Information Network, official national legal publications, and reliable press sources. You can find previous news by searching the GLM.
Last updated: 05/31/2011


text:
- Text Size:
- ASmall Text
- AMedium Text
- ALarge Text
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children provided the data from their listing of children listed as missing in Massachusetts.
The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Enter your name and email to receive alerts when new vacation deals are added to any property in this region.
By clicking "Submit" you are agreeing to the
Terms of Service.
Alert successfully created!
Kenai Peninsula Alaska Articles
Showing 1-2 of 2 Wedding Resorts
Bear Paw Adventure
Say "I do" in a beautiful, private 14-acre Alaska destination! Bear Paw Adventure's natural setting is full of spruce trees, alders and wildflowers, and offers both indoor and outdoor venues for your big day. The refreshing, natural setting is sure to enchant all your guests, while their professional staff will assist you in planning every single... more
- Capacity up to 32
- Restaurant Onsite
- Event Areas1
- Property Size 4 units
- Conference Facility
- Kids Allowed
- Nearby City Homer
- Nearby Water The Anchor River
- Open Dates All Year
- Family
- Meetings
- Reunions
- Wedding
- Nature
- Fishing
- Ecotourism
- Honeymoon
- Cabins, Cottages, and Chalets
- Holiday
Alyeska Resort
The Chugach Mountains offer some of the most scenic panoramas Mother Nature has to offer providing an idyllic setting for your outdoor wedding at Alyeska Resort. Let the Alaska Wedding Team professionals help you plan the perfect event down to the detail. Plan your event during any season with plenty of venue options, both indoor and outdoor. ... more
- Wifi
- Restaurant Onsite
- Pets Allowed
- Property Size 304 units
- Conference Facility
- Kids Allowed
- Nearby City Anchorage
- Nearby Water Turnagain Arm
- Open Dates All Year
- Family
- Meetings
- Wedding
- Nature
- Ski/Snowboard
- Luxury
- Mountain
- Spa
- Villas and Condos
Showing 1-2 of 2 Wedding Resorts


text:
Cousins combine talents in Cager Classic
TribLIVE Sports Videos
Always on opposite teams, senior forwards Jessica Aulicino and Sara Pilarski have dueled in driveways at family functions and jostled for position in the paint during Section 1-AAA games.
But they'll be playing for the same side this weekend.
Aulicino, of Freeport, and Pilarski, of Hampton, are first cousins. They will play for the West team in the 17th annual Cager Classic all-star game Saturday night at Highlands.
Tip-off for the girls game is slated for 6 p.m.
"Sara and I went to (the Cager) last year together to watch her brother (Mark) play," said Aulicino, a 6-foot forward who averaged 15 points this season. "When we were watching the game, we were thinking, 'Wow, that could be us next year.' "
Freeport (8-13) moved up to Class AAA this season and knew Hampton (18-7) would be one of the top teams it would face in Section 1. Hampton beat the Yellowjackets twice.
Pilarski was a key contributor, averaging 16.5 points, 11.5 rebounds and 5.5 blocks.
"Both of our families are really competitive," Pilarski said. "We go to family dinners and pool parties. We play some sport, and everyone gets involved. Of course, my side of the family always wins."
Both teams made the playoffs. Freeport lost in the first round, while Hampton reached the WPIAL quarterfinals and suffered an opening-round loss in the PIAA playoffs.
"We used to be the same height, but in the last year, she passed me up, but not by much," Aulicino said. "We've never played on the same organized team. I'm sure our families will take up a good part of the bleachers."
Pilarski had her first career triple-double against Freeport. She said she often faced Aulicino in man-to-man situations.
"We had an eye out for each other," Pilarski said.
Aulicino suffered a concussion against Hampton in the team's first meeting.
"I kind of got pushed out of bounds and hit my head," she said. "Me and Sara matched up a couple of times."
Both players hope to play in college. Aulicino has Division III interest. Pilarski said Indiana (Pa.), Clarion, Pitt Johnstown and Seton Hill, among others, are recruiting her.
Aulicino attended Highlands until sixth grade. A former classmate, Highlands' Nikki Misejka, also will play for the West.
Pilarski already has talked with her West coach, who happens to be her accounting teacher. Tony Howard is the coach of the Mars girls.
Bill Beckner Jr. is the local sports editor of the Valley News Dispatch. Reach him at email@example.com.
Show commenting policy
TribLive commenting policy
You are solely responsible for your comments and by using TribLive.com you agree to our Terms of Service.
We moderate comments. Our goal is to provide substantive commentary for a general readership. By screening submissions, we provide a space where readers can share intelligent and informed commentary that enhances the quality of our news and information.
While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderating decisions are subjective. We will make them as carefully and consistently as we can. Because of the volume of reader comments, we cannot review individual moderation decisions with readers.
We value thoughtful comments representing a range of views that make their point quickly and politely. We make an effort to protect discussions from repeated comments either by the same reader or different readers.
We follow the same standards for taste as the daily newspaper. A few things we won't tolerate: personal attacks, obscenity, vulgarity, profanity (including expletives and letters followed by dashes), commercial promotion, impersonations, incoherence, proselytizing and SHOUTING. Don't include URLs to Web sites.
We do not edit comments. They are either approved or deleted. We reserve the right to edit a comment that is quoted or excerpted in an article. In this case, we may fix spelling and punctuation.
We welcome strong opinions and criticism of our work, but we don't want comments to become bogged down with discussions of our policies and we will moderate accordingly.
We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions. But these suggestions should be sent via e-mail. To avoid distracting other readers, we won't publish comments that suggest a correction. Instead, corrections will be made in a blog post or in an article.


text:
CHARLIE HALES (Nonpartisan)
But in reality, those sort of urgent needs—shared by people living all over the city, and by thousands more who are likely to move here in coming years—raise the stakes in the most important local election of the past decade.
In many ways, Portland is a more mature and vibrant city than it was in 2005, when Mayor Vera Katz left office. And thanks to the hard work of many starving artists and struggling entrepreneurs, the city is enjoying a moment on the global stage.
That's the good news. The bad news? The $3.5 billion, 26-bureau, 6,200-employee enterprise that is Portland city government has devolved into a directionless PowerPoint factory. City Hall now has all the charm of a snake pit inside a funeral parlor.
Tom Potter, a former police chief, arrived as the people's mayor in 2005, eschewing big campaign donations and promising a down-to-earth approach. He quickly came to hate the mayor's job once he realized he couldn't simply order people around.
Sam Adams followed. He was a talented insider who emerged from Katz's office to serve first as a city commissioner. He still has savvy and a smart take on most issues. He's even a little bit hip. He could have been—should have been—an important mayor in the city's history.
But Adams never recovered from the public exposure of his own lies and bad judgment. The damage from the Beau Breedlove scandal was so extensive, Adams wisely concluded last year that he could not win re-election.
Adams' exit has created the most competitive mayoral race since 1992, when Katz defeated then-City Commissioner Earl Blumenauer.
Voters will find 23 names on the ballot. Only three deserve your serious attention.
Businesswoman Eileen Brady is bright, charismatic and energetic. Her association with New Seasons Market, Ecotrust and the Chinook Book lends her candidacy an air of eco-friendly localism. Brady is also one of the most impressive fundraisers in city politics in a long time, giving her an edge her opponents cannot match.
Brady has been planning to run for mayor since 2009. One would think she would have bothered to learn the fundamentals of city government and articulate a vision and plan.
But Brady is one of the most breathtakingly unprepared mayoral candidates we have seen in years. When we first interviewed Brady last summer, we were struck by how little she had to say about why she was running or what she hoped to accomplish as mayor. As the election draws near, we see little improvement.
Brady is not without ideas, most of which involve handouts to various constituencies. To food processors and the tech industry, she wants to give tax breaks. To the enviros, she (alone among the major candidates) wants to build the sustainability center. For the building trades, she has offered up a $3.4 billion fiasco-in-waiting called the Columbia River Crossing.
But bear down on the details, and she is without a basic grasp of how city government works, filling in the gaps in her knowledge with jargon and buzzwords.
Her fondness for remarks like, "We are in a new era and we need new ideas" is no substitute for knowing what you're talking about. She often doesn't.
Of all the candidates in this race, WW finds itself agreeing on issues most often with state Rep. Jefferson Smith (D-East Portland). He came relatively late to this race and is counting on his skills as a political organizer honed as co-founder and leader of the Bus Project.
He rarely fails to impress with his independence (his early and courageous opposition to the Columbia River Crossing), his thoughtfulness about the democratic process and his ability to excite others. The sense of fun he brings to public life should not be dismissed.
Smith is right to focus on providing services to small businesses and startups, rather than recruiting large corporations by offering unsustainable incentives. He's got a real handle on how the urban planning process went awry in East Portland, and we believe his commitment to equity and social justice is genuine.
But his talents do not include those of a manager. As WW has reported, he had serious trouble managing the Bus Project and details of his own life. Were Portland a city-manager form of government, we might feel differently about Smith in this position. But the mayor of Portland has to manage budgets, help negotiate with unions and provide basic services. Smith has shown little skill in those areas.
He offers the promise of good things but also the potential to fail spectacularly. The city cannot afford more calamities in the mayor's office.
That leaves former City Commissioner Charlie Hales, who among the candidates is easily the best-tested, most experienced and clearest thinker about city government.
Before we embrace Hales, a caveat.
Hales quit midway through his third term as a city commissioner and, shortly after, moved across the Columbia River. He declared himself a resident of Washington state from 2004 to 2009. In doing so, he avoided paying tens of thousands of dollars in Oregon taxes—a privilege he got only by swearing to Oregon tax officials he considered Washington his home.
Meanwhile, Hales was telling elections officials he was actually an Oregon resident and kept voting here.
This isn't an issue to dismiss as frivolous. Hales kept a Portland address (while escaping Oregon taxes) so he could come back to run for mayor someday.
When WW broke this story in June 2011, Hales said he'd never given up his Oregon residency for tax purposes. When WW showed that wasn't true, Hales claimed he'd simply forgotten in which state he'd been paying taxes.
Misdirection like this from a candidate would usually be a killer for us, and it has made this choice more difficult.
The fact is, when it comes to the substance of the mayor's job, no one comes close to Hales. He's ready to do the job, and do it well.
Hales knows the scene and the players. He served on the City Council from 1993 to 2002. He passed a big parks bond, built community centers, killed a misguided freeway expansion and championed airport light rail and the Portland Streetcar.
To a degree that's actually remarkable for a politician, Hales listens. He isn't always ready to start blathering the minute someone else takes a breath. Presented with compelling new information, he even changes his mind.
Hales has surprised critics by demonstrating his independence from the developers and contractors who have paid his salary (he spent the past 10 years working on streetcar projects around the country for HDR Inc.) and filled his campaign coffers.
And while Hales has flipped-flopped on issues over 30 years in public life, he usually flops in the right direction for Portland. The former Republican homebuilders' lobbyist became a New Urbanist bent on buffering the city against Peak Oil with government investments in public transit.
As mayor, he will have to manage a shrinking budget and set a new, optimistic tone in a soured bureaucratic culture. He'll have to tangle with an unaccountable police union, bat down some half-baked money grabs like the sustainability center, and focus the city's attention on worthwhile projects like his community credit proposal, which would leverage the city's revenue to increase access to bank loans for small businesses.
We trust him to examine the evidence and make a smart, well-considered decision on most any issue likely to face the city.
What of the 20 other candidates on the ballot? Voters may recognize hapless activist and publicity hound Tre Arrow, but they might have missed the stories about his recent domestic-violence arrest. Scratch him off the list. The Occupy Portland movement produced an enthusiastic young candidate, Cameron Whitten. We think Whitten stands to accomplish more as an activist than as a politician. Young Max Brumm has more enthusiasm than most, and we encourage him to stay involved.
Forget the rest. For mayor of Portland, it's Charlie Hales.
Worst thing Hales has done for money: Ask his friends for campaign donations.
More endorsements
Oregon House of Representatives


text:
2 awarded patents for health-related technology
By : Susan E. Barker
Two Binghamton University researchers have been awarded patents for new ideas in health care diagnoses and treatment.
Chemist Omowunmi Sadik, an expert in advanced sensor development, has been awarded a patent for a technology that could improve the ability to track and treat tumors.
A patent issued to Professor Kenneth J. McLeod, chair of bioengineering, and Clinton T. Rubin, professor and chair of biomedical engineering at Stony Brook, recognizes a new, non-invasive method of monitoring balance and posture in the elderly.
Sadik's technology, which will eventually be incorporated into a tiny biosensor that can be injected into the body, will help detect and image tumors in blood and tissues. Sadik estimates the technology will be ready for clinical testing in three to four years.
Gallium is a radioactive substance commonly used to locate cancer cells or inflammation. In current practice, small amounts are injected into the body and are taken up by rapidly dividing cells in bones, tissues and organs. Since infected or cancerous tissues bind naturally with gallium, scans "light up" in diseased areas. Generally, patients have the gallium injection, then come back three to four days later for the scan.
Sadik said her technology provides a rapid, low-cost means for detecting gallium with even greater selectivity when tested against more than 30 metal ions. It is also extremely sensitive, detecting gallium in the parts per billion range. Testing formats based on the new technology have been established. Sadik expects to continue laboratory work to enhance selectivity during the next few years while a sensor suitable for injecting in patients is readied for clinical testing.
McLeod's patent builds on his fundamental research into the interaction of the nervous, muscular and cardiovascular systems.
"The main reason older people fall is because they lose their balance," McLeod said. "And that is most often due to age-related muscle loss, particularly of Type IIA muscles, the kind of muscles involved in fine postural control."
The patent is for a treatment strategy and vibrational device that can improve involuntary postural control by stimulating the development of Type IIA muscle fibers. Research shows improvements after sessions of at least 10 minutes a day over a minimum of four weeks. A sister patent issued this spring addressed a related technique for measuring stability and changes as a result of activities, aging or a variety of factors.
"Basically, we can make a device for about the size and probably the cost of a bathroom scale to measure postural stability," McLeod said. "Research shows that people tend to continue behaviors only when they can get relatively immediate feedback about whether their exercise or therapeutic interventions are working."
Currently, measuring postural stability can only be done in hospitals and laboratories using large costly equipment.


text:
Boxer shorts success prompts new order
Posted: September 02, 2013|
LEEK based company DAP Squared LTD who produce the British Boxers range of men's underwear is delighted to have already placed a repeat order after initial sales have been promising.
The boxer shorts, that are produced at Tempus Clothing's Churnet Works factory in Leek were launched at the Totally Locally Pop-up Shop in the former Colloco premises on Sheepmarket in July and are already available in shops across the country.
DAP Squared director, Darren Price said: "Initial sales have been very good and we are really pleased to be placing another order so soon.
"It is great that we can manufacture our products in the town that we live in, providing local jobs and fighting for British industry." British Boxers are currently available to buy from Leek's Totally Locally Pop-Up Shop and directly at www.dapsquared.co.uk/shop.


text:
"Snowman poop" is a fun gag gift to make during the Christmas holidays. Kids love it, and so will your coworkers. And it's easy to "make." All you need is some marshmallows or little white mints, a plastic bag, and a silly poem. Put them all together and your marshmallows magically turn into snowman poop!
The free printable snowman poop poem shown on this page can be downloaded, printed and cut out to form a fold-over bag topper. The .pdf file includes two bag topper designs on each page. Simply download the file, print it at home, cut out the two poems and then attach them to the marshmallows by folding the poem over the top of the bag. Then have fun spreading some Christmas cheer.
You can find various snowman poop poems on the web. The one on this printable contains the following version:
Santa looked at his list and then checked it twice
And discovered that you haven't been very nice.
But coal's quite expensive, so here's the scoop –
You're getting nothing from Santa but snowman poop.
Related posts:
- Lyrics for "Frosty the Snowman"
- Free Santa Letters Online Coming Soon
- Free Dear Santa Letter Template
- Get a Free Santa's Nice List Guide
- Classic Kids Christmas Songs Are Still Popular


text:
FAQs | Store | Memberships | Repair Videos | Academy | Newsletter | Beer Fund | Contact | Podcast
Thermador Wall Oven CM302US -- beeping and no function
Posted 03 October 2012 - 09:31 PM
This is a double oven with a microwave/convection oven on top and electric oven on bottom.
6 months ago, the top oven read "f34," emitted a beeping noise and became non functional.
Two weeks ago, the bottom oven started beeping and is also non functional.
I called the tech line when I was at the house, and the guy seemed to be rushing to get me off the phone. (I think Bosch tech line guys get paid by the number of calls processed. Frigidaire/Electrolux, for all their faults, will stay on with you the whole damn day.) He said "F34? No problem. Replace your cooling fan and your sail switch."
When I asked if that would also keep the lower oven from functioning he said, "yeah yeah yeah," and told me to have a good day.
I asked a senior technician who I trust his thoughts, and he was all for replacing the sail switch, but said the fan was probably fine.
Anyone run into anything similar before? The bottom oven not working is not making sense to me. I've been trying to download the tech manual for it, but bsh portal site keeps crashing my computer.
What is the simplest, dumbest explanation? Because that's the most probable one.
Posted 03 October 2012 - 09:51 PM
from another model:
F34 Upper Oven Cooling Fan Air Switch Not Detected.
1. Air Switch.
2. Cooling Fan.
3.An Open Circuit In The Upper Oven Air Switch Wiring.
1. Replace air switch.
2. Replace cooling fan.
3. Check all connections. Check that the solder joints in header P6 on the control display PCB are not broken.
... if the air switch circuit is not completed within 40 seconds,
the board will interpret an cooling fan fault and display an F34 error code for the upper oven,
and an F64 error code for the lower oven.
- kdog likes this
Need parts? Call our Parts Department now! 877-803-7957
FAQs | Store | Memberships | Repair Videos | Academy | Newsletter | Beer Fund | Contact
Posted 04 October 2012 - 06:01 AM
- kdog likes this
FAQs | Memberships | Repair Videos | Academy | Newsletter | Beer Fund | Podcast | Contact
Posted 05 October 2012 - 09:59 AM
- Samurai Appliance Repair Man likes this
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users
FAQs | Store | Memberships | Repair Videos | Academy | Newsletter | Beer Fund | Contact | Podcast
Your Sometimes-Lucid Host:
"If I can't help you fix your appliance and make you 100% satisfied, I will come to your home and slice open my belly,
spilling my steaming entrails onto your floor."


text:
SIZE .32 oz
We are no longer offering Mineral Bronzing Powder & Illuminator- Serrana by BECCA Cosmetics. Discover a new favorite or contact our beauty concierge for further assistance.
Dress skin with a bronzy, candle lit glow with BECCA's Mineral Bronzer/ Illuminator, in Serrana (matte light bronze on one side; soft flesh-toned shimmer on the other side). This lightweight bronzing and illuminating duo adds luminous polish and radiance to the complexion, minimizes flaws by deflecting unflattering light and sculpts and defines features with sunkissed warmth.
Conveniently packaged in a mirrored compact, Mineral Bronzer/ Illuminator offers a safe and travel friendly way to both enliven and bronze the skin while on the go.
Using Powder/Bronzer Brush #16, apply to areas of the face that would be naturally highlighted by the sun – the sides of the forehead, temples, brow bones and center of the nose
-Use Medium Polishing Brush #57 for an ultra-sheer, even and foolproof application
- Sweep on alone or on top of blush
- Mix the bronzer and illuminator together to create a lovely rose gold blush tone
COMPLIMENTARY STANDARD Shipping within 2-7 business days within the contiguous U.S. on orders of $75.00 or more.
Most orders are shipped 24-48 hours within receipt of order. Please note that due to the speed of our ordering system, cancellations are not always possible. We ship Monday through Friday. Orders placed on Saturday and Sunday will be shipped the following Monday or Tuesday. We do not ship on major holidays. Orders placed on major holidays will be shipped the next business day.
All orders shipped complete, when all merchandise is in-stock; no partial orders shipped. You will not be charged until your order is shipped.
Please note that any item containing hazardous material, such as nail polish, hair spray, or perfume, is restricted by the U.S. Department of Transportation to ground-only shipping methods.
We are not responsible for orders damaged or missing in transit via a mail forwarder. Please call (866)525-4933 for further assistance.
APO/FBO Addresses: b-glowing proudly ships to our military.
Standard: 2 to 7 business days: $5.95 (For orders over $75, we offer COMPLIMENTARY standard shipping)
2-3 Business Day Shipping: + $11.00
1-2 Business Day Shipping: + $20.00
You can confirm delivery of a shipment at www.usps.com using the delivery confirmation number emailed to you at the time of shipping. UPS provides tracking for your orders at www.ups.com.
Hailing from the land down under comes one of our staff favorite brands, Becca Cosmetics. Try the Beach Tint or Shimmering Skin Perfector and you'll quickly understand why we hold it in such high regard and why their products fly off the shelves! What we love most about the brand is not only the beautiful formulations and gorgeous color options but also their philosophy to, 'Enable ALL women, regardless of age or ethnicity, to achieve a natural looking and flawless complexion."
Becca Cosmetics literally celebrates natural beauty and enhancing the amazing features you already have, not camouflaging them. Whether it's a bit of highlight on the cheekbone or a soft berry stain across the lips, you still feel like you when you wear Becca and that's why we love it so!


text:
9619 Northland Dr Ne
Rockford, MI 49351
Phone: (616) 866-6795
The caring funeral directors at Myrtle Park Crematorium provide specialized funeral services designed to meet the needs of each family. The professional, dedicated staff can assist you in making funeral service arrangements. The funeral directors at will guide you through all aspects of the service; including funeral flowers, casket choices, appropriate music selection, and local accommodations.
In order to help you contact or if you need the address for Myrtle Park Crematorium, their information is listed above. If you are interested in sending sympathy flowers to a family who has a loved one here, you can send funeral flowers to Myrtle Park Crematorium now. The florists near Myrtle Park Crematorium have a wonderful and diverse selection of wreaths and bouquets to help express your sympathy for the family.
Myrtle Park Crematorium is located in a neighborhood known as Wolverine World Wide in the city of Rockford and is 1.87 miles from downtown.
Select an urn The urn you purchase can be delivered to the funeral home, giving you a wide range of beautiful, affordable memorial urn choices.
Myrtle Park Crematorium - Rockford, MI 49341 - (616) 866-6795 ...
Myrtle Park Crematorium 9619 Northland DR NE Rockford, MI 49341-7223 616-866-6795 business & professional services funeral, burial, & cremation
Myrtle Park Crematorium Rockford, Michigan | iMortuary.com
Listing for Myrtle Park Crematorium in Rockford, Michigan, which deals with funerals and cremation.
Rockford Funeral Homes and funeral services in Michigan
Myrtle Park Crematorium 9619 Northland Dr Ne Rockford, MI 49351. Telephone ...
Search TheRockfordNetwork.com - Rockford, Michigan Area ...
Myrtle Park Crematorium. 9619 Northland Dr. NE Rockford MI 49341. 616-866-6795 ... the residents of Rockford, Michigan bring local businesses closer ...
http://www.therockfordnetwork.com/search_businesses.php?cmd=site_search&bus=559&name=Myrtle Park Crematorium
Do you own or work for this funeral home? If so, claim your Forever Free Basic Listing™ today!
*Not your location? Add your funeral home
|2 miles
|3 funeral homes
|Cedar Springs
|5 miles
|1 funeral home
|6 miles
|1 funeral home
|8 miles
|1 funeral home
|Comstock Park
|9 miles
|1 funeral home
|Grand Rapids
|13 miles
|31 funeral homes
|Pederson Funeral Home
|1.6 miles
|Bliss-Witters Cedar Chapel
|4.7 miles
|Blythefield Memory Gdns-Cemetery
|4.8 miles
|Stegenga Funeral Chapel
|5.6 miles
|Hessel Cheslek Funeral Home
|8 miles
|Professional Mortuary Service
|9.3 miles
|Michigan Funeral Services
|9.5 miles
|Reyers North Valley Chapel
|10.1 miles
Sending funeral flowers to this funeral home
Our florists near Myrtle Park Crematorium offer same day delivery
Appropriate attire to wear to a funeral
For Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, & Hindu funerals


text:
We're open during construction! Public Market is undergoing an extensive renovation to bring our customers new, as well as tried and true, food options in 2015. Stop by and enjoy longtime vendors in the Food Hall, as well as HOT ITALIAN, Guitar Center, Peet's Coffee and Urban Outfitters. We look forward to sharing a revitalized Public Market with you in 2015! For more details click here.
News at Public Market
Public Market is excited to announce a partnership with Off the Grid Food Trucks. Off the Grid will be at Public Market Emeryville every Saturday from 11 AM – 3 PM. You can find Off the Grid in the parking lot near the Public Market's eastern/main entrance. For more information click here.
During your visit to Public Market you can now charge your electric vehicle in one of two charging stations located on the south parking lot, near Urban Outfitters patio. For more information about eVgo charging stations click here.
Public Market is proud to partner with the Exploratorium to bring environmental education displays that celebrate our bayfront location and recent green renovations. For more information on the Exploratorium Exhibits at Public Market click here.


text:
Video player is loading
August 22, 2014 | 7:40 pm
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - Curlers are in Cedar Rapids for the Cedar Rapids Curling Club's first-ever bonspiel, called Cedar-Spiel.
The curling tournament pits teams from 13 states against each other on the ice. The even showcases the sport and opportunities to get involved in Cedar Rapids.
The Cedar-spiel is free to spectators at the Cedar Rapids Ice Arena. Matches run from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm on Saturday. The semi-finals start at 9:00 am Sunday with the finals at 11:00 am and an open house to follow.


text:
Irish Internet Radio and TV from Dublin, Ireland.
show off what you can do! if your and artist, or just like to draw every now and then, post your work. this will be a great way to get your art out there!
Members: 5
Latest Activity: Dec 21, 2009
This group does not have any discussions yet.
Add a Comment
© 2015


text:
With a bonus question about what tax deductions Reihan would get rid of:
Last week, Reihan explored both candidates' plans:
All in all, my sense is that both major party presidential campaigns are understating the extent to which taxes will have to increase in the coming decades, barring a transformative change in the risk-aversion of the median voter regarding health entitlement reform.
He went into detail here and here. Read Reihan at The Agenda blog at National Review and over at Reuters Opinion. His previous videos are here, here and here. "Ask Anything" archive here.


text:
In recent years households, individuals, and offices alike have been making serious budget cuts. Around the holidays this can be especially difficult, what with all of the gift giving and celebrating to be done! But there's nothing like a financial crunch to get the creative juices flowing.
The other day a customer told me that this year, rather than exchanging gifts her immediate family is going on vacation together and that in the end, the travel expenses end up being less than what they usually spend on presents. I love this idea – the emphasis on togetherness over material goods warms my heart.
Offices have been cutting back on non-essentials for a while now. Holiday parties may not be what they once were, but that doesn't mean you can't celebrate with your colleagues. If a company sponsored party is out of the question, consider asking your boss if they will allow an extended lunch for everyone one day this month and make it a potluck. Don't forget to delegate effectively though – if you end up with 7 bowls of guacamole, the brownie lovers are going to get cranky!
In an effort to reduce stress/gluttony, my family and friends have started doing Secret Santa style gift giving instead of buying gifts for the whole group. We put a dollar limit on the gifts and encourage things that are handmade. My Secret Santa is in for a treat this year (I hope he/she likes macaroni art!!!) Okay…I kid, but pretty much everybody has a special talent they can utilize for a memorable gift. It doesn't have to be cookie baking or portraiture – I've seen people offer to re-finish and old piece of furniture or learn how to make homemade liqueur in a friend's favorite flavor.
Think outside the box! Chances are good that your dad doesn't need another tie and your sister doesn't need a 17th pair of slippers anyway. And being budget conscious doesn't have to make you a Scrooge! Gifts from the heart are always the best.
How do you keep from going broke during the Holiday Season?


text:
Austin/The Domain
- Operating Partner: Darryl Wittle
- Chef Partner: Erick Nixon
Fleming's at The Domain is located in the heart of Austin's northwest high-tech corridor on Century Oaks Terrace, near the historic IBM campus. Join us for a memorable dining experience where a passion for steak and wine is paired with unrivaled hospitality. Select from our award-winning collection of 100 wines by the glass and indulge in premium cuts such as our new Dry-Aged Prime Ribeye.
- Monday – Thursday
- Friday – Saturday
- Sunday


text:
Lift Options for Mini Blinds
Cordless Lift
Mini blinds continue to be the standard in efficient and affordable window treatments in any home, apartment or office. These simple decorative blinds are available with standard cord controls as well as new convenient cordless lift features.
All mini blinds come standard with conventional cord controls that allow you to lift and lower your blinds with a simple pull and release of cords. A single additional cord or rod is incorporated into the headrail to give you control over the tilt of the slats, providing you with even greater control over incoming light.
Some mini blinds, however, are available with cordless options that give you control over your shade without long cords. These unique blinds can be raised and lowered with a light pull or push of the bottom rail, eliminating the need for long cords that can often pose a safety hazard in homes with small children or pets.
These cordless blinds do, however, have short cords that allow you to tilt the slats ,but these remain far from the floor and do not extend past the bottom rail.
Sales Tax*


text:
Jacob Lew Visits Siemens Manufacturing Facility In Georgia
In his first trip since taking office, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew... NyhetsfotoAlpharetta,Fabrik,Georgia,Huvudbild,Jack Lew,Kontor,Politik,Prata,Resa,Siemens,Tillverka,USA,VertikalPhotographer Jessica McGowanCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesALPHARETTA, GA - MARCH 14: In his first trip since taking office, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew tours a Siemens' manufacturing plant and speaks to the press on March 14, 2013 in Alpharetta, Georgia. This Siemens facility manufactures drive components for major American industries. While in Atlanta, the Secretary will also meet with local business leaders to discuss the president's proposals to make America a magnet for new jobs and manufacturing, accelerate economic growth, and reduce our deficits. (Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images)


text:
By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
There are a few tweaks to be made before the Helper City Council adopts its feral animal ordinance, but for the most part the city is ready to curb the cat population gradually and humanely.
Cats will not have to be licensed. However, community feeding of the felines is going to be curtailed. The ordinance is going to mandate that feeding will be allowed for the purpose of trapping only.
Feeding increases the carrying capacity of the environment, noted councilman Robert Bradley. The cat population in Helper is already "phenomenally big," he said.
The approaching ordinance comes as good news to citizens such as Charlene Burnham, who told the council last Thursday she's tired of cleaning up after roaming cats. "It's not that they're cats. It's that they're wild," she said.
Sue Ann Martell, who with her husband has been supporting three colonies, said she will no longer be be releasing cats that have been trapped and neutered.
They will be relocated outside of Helper from now on. "They are not safe here," she stated.
There have been several reports of cruelty to the animals.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
John Badlam of Ogdensburg recorded a hole in one on hole nine (118 yards) at the St. Lawrence State Park on Wednesday.
Badlam was golfing in the Ogdensburg Elks Club Golf League when he sank his tee-shot with a nine iron. From left are: the acemaker and his foursome from left of: Scott Bradley, John Ace Badlam, Jeff Schofell, and Dale Wells. Scott Bradley recorded a hole in one last year.
Thousands of readers like you have made Northern New York Newspapers the number one ranked website* for local news and sports coverage in the north country.
You can continue on to this article in a few seconds, or you can visit one of our websites:


text:
Does this camera come with a hard-copy paper manual?
Light, workable camera to carry around....
Olympus VG-150 12MP Silver Digital Camera
ITEM#: 15038339Even for an entry-level model, the super-slender Olympus VG-150 offers outstanding value for money. Like all Olympus cameras, it makes it quick and easy to record high-quality still photos and movies in everyday situations. Equipped with a 12-Megapixel CCD plus a versatile 4x wide optical zoom lens (27-108mm*) packed into its super-slim body, the new Olympus VG-150 has a lot to be proud of, not least the unbeatable price. It also features a full array of automatic imaging aids like iAuto, Shadow Adjustment Technology and a range of Magic Filters for adding special effects to still photos. A large 2.7? colour LCD makes it a pleasure to share shots on the spot with family and friends. Add a memory card and you can share or save all of your memories to other devices quickly and easily, and you can create multiple backups to ensure your pictures and videos are around for years to come. The USB interface also lets the camera connect with your computer or laptop for speedy data transfer.
- Display: 2.7" LCD
- Resolution: 12 Megapixels
- Zoom: 4x optical, 4x digital
- Memory: 18MB integrated, SD/SDHC memory card (not included)
- Picture format: MPEG
- Video format: AVI (Motion JPEG)
- Interface: USB 2.0
- Power: LI-70B Lithium-Ion Battery
- Color: Silver
- Model: VG150SR
- Dimensions: 3.62 x 2.13 x 0.77
- Weight: 3.7 oz
- Bonus Kit Includes:
- 2GB SD memory card
- Camera Case
- Screen Protectors
- Memory Card Wallet
- 3 Piece Cleaning Kit
- Mini Tripod
|12 Megapixels
|Optical Zoom
|10x - 12.9x 4x - 5.9x
|Battery Type
|Flash Type
|ISO Sensitivity
|LCD Screen Size
|2.7 to 2.9 in.
|Lens Group
|Max. Zoom
|Up to 10x
|Product Features
|Face Detection Image Stabilization
|Shutter Speed
|1/2 sec
|View Finder Type
|LCD Screen
|See description
|1 year Manufacturer
|See description
|Model Number
Similar Items
Bell + Howell Splash WP7 12MP Waterproof Blue Camera
Today: $57.98
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX1 Point & Shoot Digital Camera - Blue
Today: $305.99
Coleman Xtreme 12MP Waterproof Green Digital Camera
Today: $88.99
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX1 10.2 Megapixel Compact Camera - Silver
Today: $336.99
Coleman Xtreme2 C12WP 16 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with HD Video
Today: $82.99
Samsung DV150F 16.2MP White Digital Camera
Today: $302.99
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS25 16.1 Megapixel Compact Camera - Black
Today: $361.99
Aqua 5800 18MP Dual Screen Waterproof Orange Digital Camera with Micro 32GB
Today: $78.49
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX70 16.2MP Digital Camera with 16GB Bundle
Today: $270.49
Coleman Xtreme 12MP Waterproof Yellow Digital Camera
Today: $72.99
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX70 16.2MP Violet Digital Camera
Today: $248.99
Panasonic Lumix FZ200 12.1MP Black Digital Camera
Today: $349.99
Coleman Xtreme C5WP-BK 12MP Waterproof Black Digital Camera
Today: $77.49
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX7 10.1 Megapixel Compact Camera - Black
Today: $419.99
Coleman Xtreme C5WP 12 Megapixel Compact Camera - Blue
Today: $76.99
Samsung WB250F 14.2MP Red Digital Camera
Today: $321.99
Customer Reviews
- Disclosures & Guidelines
- Filter By:
- Most Helpful
- Most Recent
Purchased for my girlfriend for her B-day. The camera takes nice pictures, light & easy to carry. However charge does NOT last very long.Read More
Light, workable camera to carry around.Read More
Pic this Camera!
Good price for an office tool.Read More
Great little camera
It takes awesome pics and I receive 2 memory chips with camera which is great . And the stand that comes with it is so ideal to help you take selfiesRead More
Simple camera that's great for beginners!
Ordered this for my God-daughter - who is an extremely mature five year old that loves taking pictures. She was capturing some great shots with our cell phones and even did a pretty good job when she used my D-SLR, (under strict supervision of course.) This was a BDay/Christmas combo gift and she has had hours of fun with the camera! It's a small point and shoot - perfect for her small hands, and she picked up the controls quickly. The images we have printed have been of good quality, and have made wonderful additions to her photo album. She loved the mini-tripod - it gives her the opportunity to be in the pictures that she takes. The camera itself is lightweight, and my only complaint is that it doesn't have a viewfinder - just an LCD screen. It works great for her since it works like a camera on a cell phone, but it would drive me batty. I did put a screen protector on the screen – but I used an extra Zagg screen protector that I had. I also ended up getting a larger SD card – because 2 GB isn't much. The kit that came with my purchase didn't have the memory card wallet, or the cleaning kit – but that wasn't a big deal, and they may have changed the kit since December 2014 when I placed my order. Besides, since I'm an avid hobbyist photographer, I already had extra supplies anyway. The camera case that came with the camera was also different from what is pictured now. I did get the extra warranty – just in case, since little hands can drop things, but she has been super careful. All in all, I think this is a great starter camera for a budding shutter bug. We have enjoyed going out on photo adventures together and she is learning the art of photography at the same time. It's also perfect for someone who wants a point and shoot camera that is small and easy to use. I've always found Olympus' to be reliable cameras – I still have my 35 mm that was purchased over 20 years ago – and so far this little camera is proving to be the same.Read More
Great camera for the price
I was a little skeptical to purchase this camera because it was so cheap and that saying you get what you pay for kept coming to mind but I decided to go for it and Im glad I did. It was an excellent bargain for the price and the pictures are very nice. I took it to Maui with us and it fell down a few big rocks and still worked. Im very impressedRead More
Believe me worth the price.
Great camera easy to use small. Impress with camera, battery, sim card, and case. A lot for the money. I took it over to my local camera shop and they also stated good camera for the price. I'm not a camera person but will be great for trips and outings with family and friends.Read More
My number one camera buy
great camera for any person getting into photo game and without much cashRead More
A perfect camera for quick needs. I use a tri pod for this camera because I am photographing vegetables in the field. It has been perfect for my business and downloading the pictures is so easy, I would recommend this camera to anyone who wants easy.Read More
Great Camera
This camera is wonderful. It is light weight, easy to use and takes great pictures. I particularly like the pet settings as most of my pictures are of my pets.Read More
Questions & Answers
Hello customersat, yes, this will include a manual. Thank you for shopping with us!
Yes, this is definitely a five star rating camera for me. Whether you are an advanced photo person or a beginner, this camera is very simple and easy to use.
Why did you choose this product?
It got good reviews, I have an upcoming trip.
Rated highly. Although cost was a few dollars higher than other sites I felt it was worth it.
Price mostly--I just need a basic good camera required a part-time job. I've had 35 mm Olympus cameras before that produced good pictures for an amateur like me. Also used Olympus transcription machines in the past.
I have purchased items from Overstock before, and there good products.
High ratings reviews and price of camera
needed a camera and like this one
take pictures
I am historian for a club. Not too camera svory Good reviews
I chose this for my 9year old grandson due to the reviews. I like that is comes with some accessories, too.
Based on the reviews, this is a good camera for a beginner
Seems easy to use
what usb cable can i use with the olympus vg-150 camera
Hello jakovos, thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, the information you have requested is currently unavailable. We will continue to try and answer this for you. You will receive an email notification once an answer is posted. Have a great day.
What do I need?
You will only need a larger memory card as it comes with the charger, carrying case and screen protectors.
The description states what is included in the bonus kit, but I do not see that the bonus kit is actually included as part of the package. Is the bonus kit included? If not, how does one purchase the bonus kit? I tried adding the product to my cart thinking the bonus kit would be an option to add, but it wasn't.
Thank you for shopping with us plr68. The bonus kit is included with the camera and is not something you add to your cart. Have a great day.
Is this battery a wall plug rechargeable battery pack? Does this come with a charger?
Hello victoriawagers, The comes with Camera, Battery, Battery Charger, Data Cable, User Manual, 2GB SD card, Carry Case. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
Can the battery charged on 220 V, or by PC?
Thank you for contacting us honeubun. This camera does not come equipped to charger on 220V but a plug adapter can be purchased to make this possible. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Shopping Tips & Inspiration
Basic Necessities for Casual Cameras
Basic Necessities for Casual Cameras from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about basic necessities for casual cameras and advice about our many brand-name products.
Best Gear to Go with Your Digital Camera
Best Gear to Go with Your Digital Camera from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about digital cameras and accessories and advice about our many brand-name products.
Avoiding Motion Blur with Your Digital Camera
Avoiding Motion Blur with Your Digital Camera from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about taking better photos with digital cameras and advice about our many brand-name products.
Perfecting Your Shot with Digital Cameras
Perfecting Your Shot with Digital Cameras from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about digital cameras and advice about our many brand-name products.
Cheap Camera Tricks for Better Photos
Cheap Camera Tricks for Better Photos from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with cheap camera techniques for improving photos and advice about our many brand-name products.
Digital Camera Buying Guide
Digital Camera Buying Guide from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about digital cameras and advice about our many brand-name products.
How to Connect Your Digital Camera to Your Computer
How to Connect your Digital Camera to your Computer from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about how to connect a digital camera to a computer and advice about our many brand-name products.
FAQs about Digital Camera Terminology
FAQs about Digital Camera Terminology from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with answers to frequently asked questions about digital camera terminology and advice about our many brand-name products.
Tips on Buying a Digital Camera
Tips on Buying a Digital Camera from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with tips on buying a digital camera and advice about our many brand-name products.
Digital Camera Glossary
Digital Camera Glossary from Overstock.com. Our guides provide customers with information about digital cameras and advice about our many brand-name products.
Gifts for the Techie Dad
This dad doesn't need any help operating his smartphone, and he definitely knows what a selfie is. Impress the tech-savvy dad with a laptop, Go Pro, or noise-canceling headphones.
Wedding Bells At Pride Parade
"It's not just gay marriage, to us it is marriage. Whether it's gay, straight, lesbian, or anything in between, every person should have the right to marry whomever they want and to be happy."
Shipping & Returns
Standard Return Policy for Electronics:
The items must arrive at our warehouse within 30 days of purchase. You must return items in their original condition to qualify for a full refund. We will issue a partial refund of up to 70 percent if returned items have been opened, used, or returned late. More Details
Shipping Information:
Our standard shipping method is ground shipping. We also offer expedited shipping for most items. Your final
shipping cost and estimated delivery timeframe will be available at checkout.
Standard shipping details
Expedited shipping details
For your protection, all orders are screened for security purposes. If your order is selected for review, our Loss Prevention Team may contact you by phone or email. There may be a two business day delay to process your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.
You May Also Like
Sony Cyber Shot DSC-TX30 Waterproof 18.2MP Black Digital Camera
Today: $209.00Sale
Sony Cyber Shot DSC-WX80 WiFi 16.2MP Red Digital Camera
Today: $270.49
Sony DSC-W830 20MP Pink Digital Camera
Today: $124.99Sale
Samsung WB350F Smart Digital Camera New in non retail package
Today: $228.99
Canon PowerShot 170 IS 20 Megapixel Compact Camera - Silver
Today: $139.99Sale
Canon Powershot G7X 20.2MP Black Digital Camera
Today: $649.99
Fujifilm FinePix HS35EXR 16 Megapixel Bridge Camera - Black
Today: $602.99Sale
Bell + Howell Splash WP7 12MP Waterproof Black Camera
Today: $55.36
Fujifilm FinePix Z700EXR 12 Megapixel Compact Camera - Red
Today: $181.99Sale
Fujifilm X-Pro1 16.3MP Digital Camera Body with 32GB Bundle
Today: $621.99
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX80 16.1MP Digital Camera
Today: $277.99Sale
Aqua 5800 Orange 18MP Dual Screen Waterproof Digital Camera with Micro 8GB
Today: $68.49
Bell+Howell Splash II WP16 HD 16 MP Waterproof Digital Camera
Today: $69.60Sale
Samsung ST150F Smart 16.2MP Silver Digital Camera 8GB Bundle
Today: $272.99
Aqua 5800 Orange 18MP Dual Screen Waterproof Digital Camera with Micro 16GB
Today: $72.99Sale
Panasonic Lumix FZ200 12.1MP Black Digital Camera 16GB Bundle
Today: $361.99


text:
ANNANDALE, Va. (MarketWatch) -- According to a little-known technical indicator known as the Hindenburg Omen, the risk of a stock market crash right now is high.
Should we pay any attention to this indicator?
"Yes" is the answer from quite a few of the investment newsletters I monitor. Indeed, in recent days so many advisers have referred to the warnings that the indicator is emitting that investing blogs are all abuzz.
And, naturally, more than a few of you emailed me to ask that I devote a column to it.
Let me start by reviewing the Hindenburg Omen. The core idea behind it is that it's bearish whenever there are a large number of both new 52-weeks highs and new 52-week lows on the New York Stock Exchange.
From what I can tell, it was created in the 1970s by a fellow named Jim Miekka, who was editor of a newsletter called the Sudbury Report. Credit for christening this indicator the "Hindenburg Omen" goes to Kennedy Gammage, who used to edit a newsletter called the Richland Report.
Why would a large number of both new highs and new lows be bearish? Peter Eliades, editor of the Stockmarket Cycles newsletter, recently provided an answer: "Under normal conditions, either a substantial number of stocks establish new annual highs or a large number set new lows - but not both." When there are high levels of both, "it indicates that the market is undergoing a period of extreme divergence... Such divergence is not usually conducive to future rising stock prices. A healthy market requires some semblance of internal uniformity, and it doesn't matter what direction that uniformity takes. Many new highs and very few lows is obviously bullish, but so is a great many new lows accompanied by few or no new highs. This is the condition that leads to important market bottoms."
In terms of genealogy, the Hindenburg Omen is a descendant of an indicator called the High Low Logic Index, which Norman Fosback, editor of Fosback's Fund Forecaster, devised in the early 1970s. According to Gammage, the Hindenburg Omen is also "derived from a New High - New Low indicator developed by Gerald Appel many years ago." Appel, of course, is the editor of the Systems & Forecasts newsletter.
Both Fosback and Appel have good track records, so I tried to contact both of them Tuesday to see what reactions they might have and whether they believe that the market will soon crash.
Fosback had not responded by the time I filed this column. But Appel told me that while the simultaneous appearance of many new highs and new lows is not a positive development for the market, one should not exaggerate its bearishness. The market's prospects following such a development are "sub-par," but not "calamitous."
Appel also pointed out that there have been some noteworthy cases in which a large number of both new highs and new lows have not presaged a market decline. He mentioned in this regard the situation prevailing prior to the bull market taking off in 1982.
To be sure, Miekka, Gammage and other devotees of the Hindenburg Omen have always insisted that the new high/new low data must be interpreted in the light of several other indicators, and that in conjunction with them the false signals are kept to a minimum.
According to Robert McHugh, editor of McHugh's Financial Forecast & Analysis, the two other indicators that have traditionally been looked at when interpreting the new high/new low data are the NYSE 10 Week Moving Average (it must be rising), and the McClellan Oscillator (it must be negative). (The McClellan Oscillator is a measure of market breadth.)
However, even in conjunction with these other preconditions, according to McHugh's calculations, a simultaneous large number of new highs and new lows has not always presaged a market decline. McHugh has proposed adding yet two more preconditions:
- "New 52 Week NYSE Highs cannot be more than twice New 52 Week Lows; however it is okay for New 52 Week Lows to be more than double New 52 Week Highs."
- "There must be more than one signal within a 36 day period, i.e., there must be a cluster of Hindenburg Omens (defined as two or more)"
According to McHugh, the market historically has declined 87% of the time once all five of these preconditions have been met. And the market has actually crashed 27% of the time.


text:
Business Office
Tuition and Fees
Payment Options
Financial Aid
Types of Financial Aid
Campus Employment
Admission Home
Applying for Aid
Campus Employment
Award Notification
Renewal of Aid
Tuition & Fees
Download Forms
Resources & Links
Code of Conduct
Drug Penalty
Campus Employment
Oglethorpe offers the option of on-campus employment to help students earn money for college expenses. Some positions are part of a student's need-based financial aid package, while others may be available to qualified students regardless of financial need.
Federal Work-Study
Other On-Campus Jobs
Federal Work-Study (FWS)
This program is designed to provide qualified students with the chance to earn part of their educational expenses by working a part-time job on campus. To be employed by this program, students must show evidence of financial need through a completed Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Your financial award packet will indicate if you are eligible for Federal Work-Study. Undergraduates are paid by the hour, and wages must equal at least the federal minimum wage. The amount earned through Federal Work-Study cannot exceed a student's total FWS award. The Office of Financial Aid coordinates all work-study assignments. When assigning work hours, Oglethorpe will consider a student's award amount, class schedule and academic progress.
First-time work-study recipients will be contacted with more details on their employment opportunities. Typically, the work-study placement process does not begin until the late summer or the beginning of each fall semester, as the number, type and availability of positions must be determined before the Office of Financial Aid can proceed in placing incoming students.
Other On-Campus Jobs
In addition to Federal Work-Study positions, some departments at Oglethorpe offer opportunities for student employment that is not based on financial need. Type and availability of non-work-study employment varies by semester. Enrolled students will receive notice if application opportunities arise for part-time on-campus employment.


text:
This is a user submitted page about the ins and outs of the Acer Aspire 4551. Here users can provide details about their experiences with this laptop and to provide helpful tips to others. Also available is the discussion section below which can be used to ask questions about the Acer Aspire 4551.
If you would like to edit this page please first view our Editing Guidelines.
For full specifications see the Acer Aspire 4551 specifications page.
|Acer Aspire 4551
|AMD Turion™ II Dual-Core Mobile Processor P520 (2MB L2 cache, 2.30GHz)
AMD Athlon™ II Dual-Core Processor P320 (1MB L2 cache, 2.10GHz)
|14" (1366×768) Widescreen
|Up to 4GB
|up to 320GB
|Optical Drive
|ATI Radeon™ HD 4250
|10/100/1000 Ethernet
Acer InviLink Nplify 802.11b/g/n
At this stage no one has submitted any notes about the Acer Aspire 4551. If you have any interesting information about this laptop to share please feel free to edit this page and submit what you have.


text:
Quinn, Fergal
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Seanad Eireann Debate
Order of Business.
I express my appreciation to Senator Butler for his words of thanks for cashing his cheque back in the 1970s. I worried about it at the time, but——
I am not quite so sure I support his belief that we should take our time in regard to the economy. I know we are not going back to talk about the economy now.
I am sure we should be cautious. However, there is a danger that we could, first, believe that it is not a big problem and, second, talk ourselves into a depression. There are success stories even i...
Industrial Development Bill 2008: Second Stage.
I welcome the Minister. I was talking to the Minister's opposite number in the George W. Bush Administration, namely, the Secretary for commerce or employment, and it was interesting to hear her use ...
I took the Minister's place and took a photograph but the IASE still wants to have a photograph taken with her later. I raise this issue because those involved are among those who are sometimes left ...
|Last Updated: 15/12/2010 22:32:12
|Page of 15


text:
1 - 0 of 0
Did you mean?Try your search again
What is there to do in this area? My husband and I are thinking of staying at Tygart Lake in Oct.
Sponsored Listings
VirtualTourist®© 1994-2015 VirtualTourist.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.Back to Top
|All reports are strictly confidential. Please explain why you are reporting this:


text:
Not a member yet?
Subscribe Now!
User Email
Don't know or Forgot password?
Player Rankings
Rankings Portal
Class of '14 HS Player Rankings
Class of '15 HS Player Rankings
Class of '16 HS Player Rankings
Class of '17 HS Player Rankings
Class of '18 HS Player Rankings
Class of '19 HS Player Rankings
Rankings FAQs
College Team Rankings
Final 2015 Top 25 College Teams
Preseason 2015 Top 25 College Teams
Final 2015 Top 25 Junior College Teams
Preseason 2015 Top 50 Juco Teams
Final 2015 D-II, D-III, and NAIA Top 25 Teams
High School Rankings
Top 50 HS Teams
Travel Team Rankings
12u Travel Team Rankings
13u Travel Team Rankings
14u Travel Team Rankings
15u Travel Team Rankings
16u Travel Team Rankings
17u Travel Team Rankings
18u Travel Team Rankings
Top Uncommitted Prospects
College Recruit Rankings
Recruit Scoop
Perfect Game All American Classic
2015 Preseason All Americans
2014 Preseason Underclass All Americans
Top Showcase Performers
Showcase Portal
Sign up for Showcases
Showcase Schedule
Player Profiles & Reports
Recommend Prospects
Showcase News
Showcase FAQs
League Portal
Sign up for Leagues
League Schedule
League Player Profiles
League News
National Indoor Hitting League
Tournament Portal
Team Sign up
Tournament Schedule
Recent Tournaments
Tournament News
Player Team Bulletin Board
Need Insurance?
Tournament FAQs
All American Classic
Perfect Game All American Classic
PG Super25
PG Super25 Portal
About PG Super25
PG Super25 Schedule
PG Super25 FAQs
National Championships
Jun 19-25, 2015 Fort Myers, FL
Jul 01-07, 2015 Ft.Myers, FL
Jul 07-12, 2015 Marietta, GA
Jul 10-16, 2015 Fort Myers, FL
Jul 10-15, 2015 Marietta, GA
Jul 16-21, 2015 Marietta, GA
Jul 16-21, 2015 Marietta, GA
Jul 29-Aug 3, 2015 Emerson, GA
Jul 30-Aug 4, 2015 Emerson, GA
PG Spring Swing
PG Spring Swing Portal
About PG Spring Swing
Contact PG Spring Swing
Top Uncommitted Prospects
Recommend Prospects
Scout Blog Central
College Commitments
PG MLB Players
Event Records
Top Showcase Performers
2015 Pre-Draft
2015 Jr National
2015 National Showcase
Player Profile Preview
2015 MLB Draft
Draft Portal
2015 MLB Draft Picks/Signings
2015 MLB Draft Preview Content
2015 Final Draft Order
Top 500 2015 Draft Prospects
Top 100 2015 College Prospects
Top 200 2015 Junior College Prospects
Top 100 2016 Draft Prospects
Top 50 2017 Draft Prospects
2015 Summer Collegiate Top Prospect Index
2014 MLB Draft
2014 MLB Draft Picks/Signings
2014 Draft Preview Content
2014 State-by-State Follow Lists
Perfect Game MLB Players
MLB Player of the Day
Oct 12
Carlos Correa
Minor League Coverage
Minor League Portal
Organizational Top Prospect Lists
Perfect Game All American Classic
2015 Preseason All Americans
2014 Preseason Underclass All Americans
2015 Pre-Draft
2015 Jr National
2015 National Showcase
College Baseball
College Portal
College Top 25
2015 College Baseball Video Vault
College Recruit Rankings
2015 College Preview Content
Recruit Scoop
College Commitments
College News
Junior College Baseball
Junior College Portal
Preseason 2015 Top 50 Juco Teams
Top 200 2015 Junior College Prospects
Summer Collegiate Baseball
2015 Summer Collegiate Top Prospect Index
2015 Summer Collegiate Team of the Year
2015 Summer Collegiate Player of the Year
2015 Summer All-America Teams
Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League
College Baseball Ticket
Learn about College Baseball Ticket
About PG Spring Swing
Contact PG Spring Swing
Top Uncommitted Prospects
College & High School tournaments coming to LakePoint in 2015
About PG Spring Swing
Contact PG Spring Swing
High School Baseball
High School Portal
Top 50 HS Teams
2015 High School Preview Index
College Commitments
High School Baseball News
Top Uncommitted Prospects
Top 50 HS Teams
College & High School tournaments coming to LakePoint in 2015
About PG Spring Swing
Contact PG Spring Swing
All Youth Events
Perfect Game Park Youth Softball
HitTrax Stats and Leaderboards - 2015 National Indoor Leagues
Article Portal
High School
Summer Collegiate
Minor League
Allan Simpson
Greg Sabers
Jeff Dahn
David Rawnsley
Jerry Ford
Patrick Ebert
Andrew Krause
Jheremy Brown
Brian Sakowski
Scott Zine
Chris King
Perfect Game Staff
Recent Releases
California Lg. prospect reports
Summer Collegiate Top Prospects
FTB Black nabs Under World title
World Underclass Day 4 Notes
Unlikely? No. 62 seed plays on
Back in Black, FTB rolls
World Underclass Day 3 Notes
Burning down the house
Vientos, Elite Squad rank high
World Underclass Day 2 Notes
+ More Articles
Popular PG Articles
PG Indoor Lg. Facility Spotlight
World Underclass Day 3 Notes
PG/Evoshield Underclass All-Tourney
World Underclass Day 2 Notes
World Underclass Day 1 Notes
+ More Articles
Popular College Articles
Top Freshmen by Conference
Top 350 Incoming Freshmen
Top Junior College Recruits
Top Recruiting Conferences
College Fall Ball Notebook: Oct 2
+ More College Articles
Perfect Game
About Perfect Game
Contact Perfect Game
PG Facility
Job Opportunity
Get Social with PG
PG on Facebook
Follow PG on Twitter
Follow PG on Instagram
Search Over 60,000 Videos
Video Matchups
PG Promos
Skillshow Services
LakePoint Updates
Scouting Tools
For Recruiters and Scouts
Advanced Search
Top Uncommitted Prospects
College Commitments/Interests
Scout Blogs
Event Records
Top Showcase Performers
Perfect Game All American Classic
2015 Pre-Draft
2015 Jr National
2015 National Showcase
Perfect Game MLB Players
MLB Player of the Day
Oct 12
Carlos Correa
Minor League Coverage
Minor League Portal
Organizational Top Prospect Lists
PG Player Reports
2015 Northwest Showcase - Rosters
2015 Mid Atlantic Top - Reports
2015 Mid Atlantic Underclass - Reports
2015 Southeast Top - Reports
2015 Southeast Underclass - Reports
2015 West Coast Top - Reports
2015 West Coast Underclass - Reports
2015 Atlantic Coast Top - Reports
2015 Atlantic Coast Underclass - Reports
2015 Midwest Top - Reports
2015 Midwest Underclass - Reports
2015 Florida Top Showcase - Reports
+ More Events
Showcase Top Prospects
2015 Northwest Showcase
2015 Mid Atlantic Top
2015 Mid Atlantic Underclass
2015 Southeast Top
2015 Southeast Underclass
2015 West Coast Top
2015 West Coast Underclass
2015 Atlantic Coast Top
2015 Atlantic Coast Underclass
2015 Midwest Top
2015 Midwest Underclass
2015 Florida Top Showcase
+ More Events
All Tournament Teams
2015 PGCWS (Upper) - Pacific
2015 PGCWS (Under) - Pacific
2015 PGCWS (Under) - Coastal
2015 WWBA Kernels Foundation
2015 WWBA National Qualifier
2015 WWBA Florida Qualifier
2015 WWBA South Qualifier
2015 WWBA SE Qualifier 2
2015 PG Elite Underclass
2015 PG/Evoshield Natl Champ (Upperclass)
2015 PG/Evoshield Natl Champ (Underclass)
2015 WWBA SE Qualifier 1
+ More Events
Facilities by Location
Cedar Rapids Indoors
Perfect Game Park
Other Locations
Perfect Game Park Youth Softball League
2015 National Indoor Hitting League
HitTax Stats/Leaderboards - 2015 National Indoor League
Photo: Perfect Game
: : Story
West Memorial Day Champs Crowned
Todd Gold
Monday, May 27, 2013
GOODYEAR, AZ-- It was an incredible comeback that derailed what looked to be one of the more impressive and improbable runs in WWBA history.
Southern California based BPA Team Demarini is a talented group. In fact, it may just be one of the most talented teams at the 14u age level in the nation. They are so good that they decided they were ready to play up a level in competition and entered the 16u division of the 2013 WWBA Memorial Day Classic. They not only held their own against the older competition, they went undefeated in pool play and claimed the number one seed in the 16u playoffs. The playoff opponents in the quarterfinals and semifinals were also unable to stop the upstart group from Orange County, as they advanced to the 16u championship game to face the nearby So Cal Sox.
And for 6 2/3 innings, BPA looked like they would come away from the older division with a championship. But that final out proved to be elusive, as the So Cal Sox scraped together a four run two-out rally in the seventh inning that began with a six pitch at-bat by 2015 IF
Conor McCollum
(Huntington Beach, CA). McCollum fought off a couple of quality changeups from 2017 LHP
Nick Pratto
(Huntington Beach, CA), before lifting a single into shallow left field. Leadoff hitter 2015 SS
JT Navarro
(Huntington Beach, CA) followed with a game tying single to right to tie the game at 5-5, before a single by tournament MVP 2016 IF
Logan Poulesen
(Huntington Beach, CA) was followed by an error to allow the go-ahead run to score. By the time the dust settled the So Cal Sox held a 7-5 lead going into the bottom of the 7th, and would ultimately hold on to win by that same score.
It was a tough way to lose for Pratto, who tossed a gem in the semifinals against All-Star Baseball Academy 15u to punch BPA's ticket to the finals, and had a three up-three down sixth inning of work before getting to within a strike of locking down the two inning save in the championship. But he showed a lot of promise for the future and is a player that will be followed by not only the Perfect Game staff throughout his high school career, but he'll also be a player that college coaches keep an eye on as well as he begins his career at Mater Dei high school next year.
The So Cal Sox are certainly an interesting story in their own right, as it is a team that played together at the younger age groups for a few years before splitting up last year as several of their players went in a few different directions in terms of which travel team they competed with. But they found an opportunity to get back together to compete again this summer and opened up their journey in 2013 with a championship run that included an opening round playoff win over the back-to-back defending champion AZ Prowlers.
Poulesen was named tournament MVP after going 9-for-21 with four doubles and a triple to finish with a line of .429/.429/.714. His teammate at Huntington Beach HS 2015 RHP
Noah Davis
(Huntington Beach, CA) was named Most Valuable Pitcher after throwing 11 shutout innings, as an encore to grabbing headlines by knocking off then-No.1 nationally ranked Mater Dei HS in the opening round of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoffs.
While the 18u division's championship game didn't have the same kind of late inning drama that the 16u bracket saw, the final run by the Arizona Athletics 18u Black squad was an impressive one.
They capped off a 6-0 run through the 18u division with a shutout of All-Star Baseball Academy 18u with a 5-0 win in the championship game. 2014 OF/RHP
Anthony Race
(Thunderbird HS, Phoenix, AZ) threw six shutout innings before Arizona State bound 2013 RHP
Seth Martinez
(Sunrise Mountain HS, Peoria, AZ) finished it off with a scoreless seventh.
Two-way standout 2013 OF/RHP
Brick Paskiewicz
(Sunrise Mountain HS, Peora, AZ) capped off a strong run with a 2-for-4 game that included a Run and an RBI double, before being named Most Valuable Pitcher after striking out six and walking just one while allowing only one run over four innings and earning a win. He was also a strong MVP candidate for the tournament, but ultimately that honor went to teammate 2013 1B
Royal Love
(Sunnyslope HS, Phoenix, AZ) who went 8-for-17 (.471/.444/.588).
Nick Day
(Agua Fria HS, Goodyear, AZ) would hit the team's only homer of the tournament with a towering shot into the bullpen behind Goodyear Ballpark's left field fence in the third inning.
The 14u division saw the first Perfect Game appearance by the East Bay Bombers, a team that entered the tournament with lofty expectations. The Bombers were one of the most dominant teams at the 12u and 13u levels the past two years, so there were built-in expectations for them as they moved up to the 14u division this year, and so far they've lived up to them.
Based out of the Oakland area, the Bombers went 6-0 and knocked off previously undefeated Lasorda University 4-0 in the championship game.
Emilio Vasquez
(Hayward, CA) threw five shutout innings, allowing just a pair of hits to earn the win in the championship game. Leadoff hitting 2017 OF
Alex Chalco
(Pleasant Hill, CA) went 3-for-4 with three runs, while three hole hitting 2017 C
Garrett Cichella
(Tracy, CA) went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs.
Recent Related Articles
FTB Black nabs Under World title
FTB Black outlasted fellow Orlando-area powerhouse Scorpions 2017 Prime in a 3-2 championship game, and won the championship ...
World Underclass Day 4 Notes
Logan Allen, who twirled a complete game one-hit shutout in the playoffs for FTB Black, was one of several prospects that sto...
Unlikely? No. 62 seed plays on
As unlikely or improbable -- impossible? -- as it might seem, the No. 62 seed East Coast Sox Select with '17 RHP Jack Brittle...
Most Viewed Related Articles
17u WWBA All-Tournament
The All-Tournament Team from the 2015 17u WWBA National Championship, held at the Perfect Game Park South fields at LakePoint...
16u WWBA All-Tournament
The All-Tournament Team from the 2015 16u WWBA National Championship is now available, which includes co-MVPs Tim Miller and ...
15u WWBA All-Tournament
The All-Tournament Team from the 2015 15u WWBA National Championship, held July 17-24, which includes event MVP Anthony Seigl...
Keywords in this article
Player Profile Page
Event Page
2013 West Memorial Day Classic
2013 18U WWBA West Memorial Day Classic
2013 16U WWBA West Memorial Day Classic
2013 14U WWBA West Memorial Day Classic
Preseason All-Americans
Preseason Underclass All Americans
Perfect Game All-American Classic
PG Pro Shop
Perfect Game Spring Swing
PG Super25
Perfect Game National Showcase event videos
PG shortstops go 1-2-3
LakePoint Development
Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League
Baseball Web TV
MLB Pitch, Hit & Run
Atlanta Braves Tickets
Perfect Game High School Showdown
Skillshow online video ACT profiles
Minor League Baseball
LakePoint Housing – Experient (all Georgia events)
Lee County Sports Organizing Committee (all Fort Myers, FL events)
GroupHousing (all other events)
High School Baseball Web
Car Rental for PG Events
Cedar Rapids Kernels
Florida Sports Foundation
Copyright 1995-
by Perfect Game. All rights reserved. No portion of this information may be reprinted or reproduced without the written consent of Perfect Game.
About Perfect Game
Contact us
Site Map


text:
User:National Institute sandbox 15VEdit This Page
From FamilySearch Wiki
The original content for this article was contributed by The National Institute for Genealogical Studies in June 2012. It is an excerpt from their course United States: Institutional Records by Amy Johnson Crow, CG. The Institute offers over 200 comprehensive genealogy courses for a fee ($).
Annual Reports
Annual reports are essential when researching a student in a state school. Annual reports can give information when other sources are closed or otherwise inaccessible.
Annual reports may contain student rosters. Some give very basic information such as Figure 36 from the 1858 annual report of the American Asylum for the Education and Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb (Hartford, Connecticut). Other rosters are quite detailed, such as that from the 1864 Annual Report of the Iowa Institution for the Education of the Blind which lists:
- name
- age
- residence
- nativity
- cause of blindness
- how long blind
- time present
|Samuel Bowman, Jr. Age 9. Residence: Hardin County. Nativity: Indiana. Cause of blindness: scarlet fever. Blind 8 years. Present from Oct. 1, 1862 to June 30, 1863.[1]
Deaths occurred at state schools. Perhaps because there were fewer deaths than at state hospitals, annual reports for state schools tend to give detailed accounts of student deaths. The following is from the 1892 Annual Report of the California School for the Deaf and Blind:
| "Fred. W. Curtis, a deaf mute child from Butte County, died of heart disease, February 19, 1892. He had never recovered from a severe accident caused by an explosion of powder, several years ago, and his parents sent him to school with fear and trembling. The invigorating air of our coast climate, however, seemed for a time to strengthen his feeble constitution, and gave rise to the hope that he would ultimately become strong and robust, but this hope proved not well founded, and he died very suddenly on the date mentioned above."[2]
Figure: Report of the American Asylum for the Education and Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
School newspapers conjure up images of harried editors and frazzled faculty advisors. For the genealogist, they should conjure images of sources of information. The articles were written by students shortly after the events on which they were reporting. They truly serve as eyewitness reports to history.
The difficulty in using school newspapers as a source is finding them. Like newspapers today, they were read, then disposed of. School libraries sometimes have a set of the different issues of the school paper.
One exception to the difficulty in finding school newspapers is those of schools for the deaf. Most, if not all, state schools for the deaf had a newspaper at least for a brief period. Printing was commonly taught in deaf schools; printing a newspaper was a logical project. Many of these papers can be found in the schools and state libraries, archives, and historical societies.
A unique aspect to deaf school newspapers is the amount of coverage. Deaf schools sent their newspapers to the other deaf schools; the papers became a way of keeping in touch with members of the deaf community. From the 30 March 1893 issue of Silent Hoosier, the newspaper of the Indiana School for the Deaf:
| "The deaf man whose heroism probably saved the lives of numerous passengers of the steamer 'Keystone State,' which burned on the Ohio River a few weeks ago, was George Webster. He was one of the early pupils of the Ohio School, and has been on the river over thirty years."[3]
From the 13 October 1892 issue of Silent Hoosier:
| "Mr. Abiah H. Guard was married to Miss Sallie E. Briant at the residence of the bride's parents in Versailles, Ripley county, last July. Both are ex-pupils of this Institution, and have our best wishes."[4]
Local newspapers are also sources for school information. Graduations, sporting events, spelling bees, concerts—any event at school was "fair game" to be in the paper, especially in small towns.
| "The graduating exercises of the Atchison high school will be held at the opera house to-morrow evening. The following ladies and gentlemen will graduate: Pearl Loretta Shaw, Clara Minta Andrews, Mary Hamilton Cochrane, Etta May Root, Susie Graham, Helen Harrington Markham, Lucy May Ellis, Ellen Estelle Riddell, Sallie Isabelle McQueen, Martha Rose Benning, Mollie Ray Noble, Laura Eulalie Mulligan, Wilma Reid Milner, Abbie Leontine Scofield, Frank Willet White, Will Pence James, John Wesley Blair, Hugo Orlopp."[5]
Sunday Schools
Some denominations hold special classes to teach church doctrine to the youth in the congregation. These Sunday school records can sometimes be found in the church or in historical society manuscript collections. They resemble the class registers of public schools. The Figure below shows the January-June 1866 Sunday school "roll of classes" for St. John's Reform Church, Germantown, Ohio:
Teacher's Records
Teachers sometimes kept their own records about their students. These records are usually not part of the school's set of records. Teachers' records can be found in manuscript collections of repositories such as historical societies.
Figure: Sunday School Roll of Classes, St. John's Reform Church, Germantown, Ohio
Figure: Isaac Strohm's Day Book, Milford Township, Butler County, Ohio
School censuses
As the public school movement gained momentum, towns and counties needed to assess the potential needs of the community. One way they did this was to conduct a "school census," often when the tax assessor made his rounds. These censuses often include the name of the parent, name of the child, and age of the child.
There are numerous advantages to using these records. First, they often state relationships in a time when there were no civil birth registrations. Another advantage is that they were usually taken in a year different from the federal census, thus placing the family in a location at another point in time. For the censuses taken before 1850, we see names of the children in household rather than just the tickmarks on early federal census schedules.
It is important to remember that not all households are included on school censuses. Because the purpose was to determine the number and ages of the children in the community, school censuses include only those families with children a certain age or under.
The Figure below shows an 1833 "list of poor children" (children whose parents wanted them educated at public expense) from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. We cannot tell from this if any of the children actually attended school, but it is an excellent clue.
Figure: 1883 List of Poor Children, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
- ↑ Sixth Biennial Report of the Iowa Institution for the Education of the Blind, Located at Vinton, to the Tenth General Assembly (Des Moines: F. W. Palmer, State Printer, 1864), 301.
- ↑ Twentieth Report of the California School for the Deaf and Blind for the Twenty Months ending June 30, 1892. (Sacramento: State Printing Office, 1892), 8.
- ↑ Silent Hoosier, Thursday, 30 March 1893, p. 3, c. 2. [Newspaper located at the Indiana State Archives, Indianapolis.]
- ↑ Silent Hoosier, Thursday, 26 October 1892, p. 3, c. 2. [Newspaper located at the Indiana State Archives, Indianapolis.]
- ↑ Atchison (Kansas) Daily Globe, 26 May 1886, p. 4, c. 4.
Information in this Wiki page is excerpted from the online course US: Institutional Records offered by The National Institute for Genealogical Studies. To learn more about this course or other courses available from the Institute, see our website. We can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
We welcome updates and additions to this Wiki page.
BROWSEby country by topic
Future Changes to the Wiki
Changes are coming to the FamilySearch Research Wiki in the near future. Find out more on the Wiki Community News page.Community News


text:
Environmental Issues: Health
Health Main Page
All Documents in Health Tagged water quality
- Testimony of Mae Wu on Water Quality in the District of Columbia
- NRDC's Mae Wu testified before the Council of the Distrcit of Columbia Committee on Government Operations and the Environment and the Committee on Public Works and Transportation on February 10, 2009, discussing water quality and lead levels in drinking water in the District of Columbia. Get document in pdf.
- Health Risks to Children and Communities From Recent EPA Proposals and Decisions on Air and Water Quality
- Testimony submitted to hearings before the Committee on Environment and Public Works, Senate on February 6, 2007.
- New Orleans Environmental Quality Test Results
- Results of NRDC's monitoring for mold, contaminated soil, particulates and other substances of health concern in the New Orleans area following Hurricane Katrina.
- Rebuilding New Orleans
- In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, a team of health and environmental specialists from NRDC has been working with the people of New Orleans to ensure their safe recovery from the disaster.
For additional policy documents, see the NRDC Document Bank.
For older publications available only in print, click here.
Get Updates and Alerts
NRDC Gets Top Ratings from the Charity Watchdogs
- Charity Navigator awards NRDC its 4-star top rating.
- Worth magazine named NRDC one of America's 100 best charities.
- NRDC meets the highest standards of the Wise Giving Alliance of the Better Business Bureau.
Switchboard Blogs
- Antibiotics 2.0: Re-inventing antibiotic therapies using yesterday's antibiotics for human medicine
- posted by Carmen Cordova, 9/16/15
- Subway's Saga Continues: World's Largest Chain Gets "F" for Antibiotics & Meat
- posted by David Wallinga, MD, 9/15/15
- California bill leads nation with significant steps to limit antibiotic overuse in meat production
- posted by Avinash Kar, 9/15/15
Related Stories
- Simple Steps
- A healthier you. A healthier home. A healthier Earth -- one step at a time.
- Is Organic Food Worth It?
- The short answer is yes -- get the lowdown from This Green Life.
- Pet Products May Harm Both Pets and Humans
- Poisons in many pet pesticide products are not safe for pets or humans.


text:
The Rebuilding Alliance presents "Occupation 101: Voices of the Silenced Majority", a thought-provoking and powerful documentary film on the current and historical root causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Unlike any other film ever produced on the conflict, Occupation 101 presents a comprehensive analysis of the facts and hidden truths surrounding the never-ending controversy and dispels many of its long-perceived myths and misconceptions. Reflection and discussion after the film.
There is free parking with validation available at Georgetown Park Mall underground garage. Light refreshments will be provided free of charge!
JEvents v1.4.3 RC2
Copyright © 2006-2008


text:
Vacation Rentals Search
Search thousands of listings from all over the web
Miami Beach Condo
Miami Beach
(305) 299-5225
Property Address
Listing Tools
Property Address
Miami Beach
|Lisitng Information
|All Other Areas
|Listing ID
|Price Range
|over $300
Listing Tools
Email a friend
Print this listing
Save this listing
2 beautifully completely renovated bathrooms!!A luxury ocean front condominium in the heart of Miami Beach on "Millionaire's Row" located at the famous Alexander Hotel. Inspired by tropical cool tones of pure natural beauty of sand, sea & sky. Approximately 980 square feet with Mexican title through out the apartment projects nothing but serenity & calmness. The large living room has a queen size sofabed, and love seat with large Entertainment Center equipped with a 32" screen Cable TV , DVD player and Stereo system. There is a beautiful large dining room table that seats six. The tiled kitchen is fully equipped, and has service for eight. The master bedroom has a king size bed, large armoire,and two night stands, with a separate vanity area, plus you have DSL fast access computer connection. There is plenty of closet space throughout the apartment. The second bedroom has queen size bed, Cable TV,and night stand. The second bathroom is ceramic tile and has a shower. The view is of the Intercostals to your left, and the ocean to your right. It is a northern exposure and always nice and sunny. All rooms, including the Family room have balconies with with seating and a small side table with the same ocean and bay view. Beautifully newly landscaped pool area with new lounge chairs throughout, wonderful playground for children, and renovated balconies!Airport: MiamiInternational AirportDistance: 20 minutesEmail the OwnerCheck Availability
URL for this Listing: http://listings.nytimes.com/VacationRentalsAndInns/View_Listing.asp?Lid=1001-16623
Post Your Listing on The New York Times »
My ListingsSign up for your own account to save listings that interest you!
Featured Listing
708 Spinnaker Beachhouse, Seabrook Island, S.C.
708 Spinnaker Beachhouse is located on beautiful,serene Seabrook Island, 30 minutes south ofCharleston- a marvelous destination in itself. The property owners are dedicated to keeping our beaches, lak...
View Details »
708 Spinnaker Beachhouse is located on beautiful,serene Seabrook Island, 30 minutes south ofCharleston- a marvelous destination in itself. The property owners are dedicated to keeping our beaches, lak...
View Details »


text: Whats up guys, a new year has come. a new year; hopefully with many LP Shows where we can meet and hang out and see the band! are you attending one of the US Shows starting soon? What did you guys do to celebrate the new year? What are your plans? alex


text:
Disposable E-Cigarettes
Disposable e-cigs are becoming increasingly popular. Many smokers choose disposable e-cigs as a first step to make the switch from their old tobacco smokes to electronic cigarettes. Disposable e-cigs have a lot of great advantages. They cost a lot less than rechargeable e-cig starter kits and they offer smokers the chance to try vaping without investing a lot of money up front. They also have some drawbacks. If you are going to continue to use electronic cigarettes, we strongly urge you to buy a rechargeable starter kit. The quality is higher on these and there are many more flavor options and customizations available. We recommend disposable e-cigs only for someone trying to find out if e-cigs are right for them, but after that determination is made, investing in a full starter kit will save you a substantial amount of money each year.


text:
Contribute to True Crime: Streets Of L.A.
Thanks for offering to contribute to Neoseeker's wealth of information. Submit your contributions and earn points and recognition for your help!
- Profile Info
- Submit a new profile description, minipic, release date, official URL, detailed product information, themes, or submit corrections to our existing description/information.
- Box scans/Box Shots
- Shots of the front cover, back cover, and media.
- Cheats and Playtips
Cheats, Codes and Tips
Cheat codes, cheats, FAQs, Guides, Walktroughs, observations and play tips.
- Text FAQs, Maps, and Walkthroughs
ASCII FAQs, Guides, Walktroughs, and image maps.
- Pre-Authorized FAQ/Walkthrough Updates
Registered members can apply for FAQ authorization by emailing us so that their FAQ & Walkthrough update submissions are automatically pre-approved and show up on the site upon submission.
- Gameshark / Action Replay
- Codes of these cheat devices for True Crime: Streets Of L.A..
- Websites
- Websites, Fansites, etc that deal with True Crime: Streets Of L.A..
- Articles (Previews, Reviews, and more)
- Professionally published articles on other sites, including reviews, previews, interviews, guides, etc.
- User Reviews
- Submit your own review of True Crime: Streets Of L.A..
- Screenshots
- Game screenshot captures. Submit full size images and Neoseeker will generate the thumbnails for you.
- Fanart
- Submit your drawing for the True Crime series.
- Concept Art
- Submit concept art for True Crime: Streets Of L.A..
- Add a Video
- Submit a Video for True Crime: Streets Of L.A..
- Attach to a Series
- Attach True Crime: Streets Of L.A. to a series.
- Add a Licensee
- A character or concept from True Crime: Streets Of L.A. has appeared in a specific series.
- Recommend games in the same style
- Thought of something similar to True Crime: Streets Of L.A.? Suggest that to our Similar Products.


text:
Three athletes with Hawaii ties move to Major LeaguesUPDATED 11:43 PM HST Jun 07, 2013
Three athletes with Hawaii ties were picked up on the second day of Major League Baseball's annual "Amateur Draft" today.Video Transcript
Hi hope you're all having a pleasant evening. THREE with "Hawaii Ties", picked-up on day-two of Major League Baseball's annual "Amateur Draft" today. Waiakea catcher Kean Wong, called in round-4 by the Tampa Bay Rays, with 128th selection overall. BECAUSE he got drafted so high, Kean Wong will NOT become a member of the Rainbows next season, he's "Going Pro". When i CONTACTED the younger brother, of FORMER Rainbow and St. Louis Cardinals FIRST round selection, KOLTEN Wong, KEAN, was on the Big Island taking "Batting Practice" this afternoon. Kean'll get a signing-bonus of APPROXIMATELY 400-grand, doesn't know yet WHEN he'll need to REPORT to the Rays, but when he DOES, it's expected he'll play second- base at the next level. Two picks AFTER Wong, ALSO in the 4th round, one- hundred-THIRTIETH overall, Texas Rangers selected Mid-Pac short-stop Isiah Kiner-Falefa. He's ALSO "going pro", scrapping HIS plans to attend San Jose State. After he takes care of all the "paper-work", Kiner-Falefa says he flies out to Arizona, next Friday. Rainbow baseball team COULD lose at least THREE recruits to the draft. Wong, pitcher Blake Taylor in round-2 yesterday. And THIS guy, 1st baseman Jake Bauer of Marina High School in California, he was picked in round-7 today, 208th overall, by the San Diego Padres.
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus
Latest from KITV
AdvertisingWhat's Up Hawaii


text:
Tutoring Services
Located in Torreyson Library
Suite 223 – 2nd Floor
Welcome to the Tutoring Services Center! We provide:
- Individual tutoring services for UCA core courses and upper level mathematics
- Computer lab and printer
- A quiet study area
- Treadmill desks
- Praxis Exam Tutorials and tutoring
- Supplemental Instruction
We are a CRLA Tutor Training Certified Center
May Intersession
Monday – Thursday: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Summer Tutoring Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Fall / Spring Tutoring Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Sunday: 4 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Mission Statement of The Office of Student Success Tutoring Services
The Tutoring Services mission is to provide academic support to all students at UCA in order to improve student persistence and aid students in attaining their academic goals. We support students in successfully completing the UCA Core Curriculum by providing peer tutoring for Core courses and disciplines, and Supplemental Instruction assistance in targeted high-risk courses. Tutoring Services programs also aim to enhance the skills and confidence levels of students, so that they can achieve success throughout their academic, professional and personal pursuits.
Please note that Tutoring Services will close due to inclement weather when Torreyson Library closes. On inclement weather days, it is always advisable to call Tutoring Services to confirm hours of operation. (501)-852-0720.


text:
Wolfgang Boch
Head of Unit, Flagships
European Commission
Master's in Electrical Engineering, University of Karlsruhe, Germany. Worked for 10 years in R&D in the German aerospace and avionics industry. Has held numerous management positions, European Commission, including different positions on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) research, within the EU Framework Programmes for Research. 2002-06, during the 6th Framework Programme, in charge of managing and developing the area of European Grid Technologies Research. 2007-12, acting as Head of Unit, Future and Emerging Technologies - Proactive Initiatives. Currently, Head of Unit, European Commission, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT), Brussels. Since July 2012, in charge of a new unit dealing with Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Flagships.