text:
Maud Island frogPHOTO: Sabine Bernert ©
Our native frogs are small, nocturnal, and are hard to see as they camouflage themselves well. Three of our remaining species live on land in shady, moist forested areas, and one is semi-aquatic, living on stream edges.
Maud Island frog on lichen, Maud Island
New Zealand's native frogs have several distinctive features, which make them very different from frogs elsewhere in the world:
New Zealand originally had seven species of native frog. Three species have become extinct since the arrival of humans and animal pests, like rats, in New Zealand. The four remaining species are:
The most widespread, the Hochstetter's frog has been sighted around the upper half of the North Island, including at Waipu, Great Barrier Island, the Coromandel, central North Island, and the Raukumara Ranges.
It is generally dark brown, grows up to 48mm long, has partially webbed feet and has more warts than the other native frogs.
Archey's frog are only found in the Coromandel and in one site west of Te Kuiti. It is the smallest native frog, growing up to 37mm long. They live in misty, moist areas around 400m in altitude.
Archey's frog
One of the world's most endangered frogs, the Hamilton's frog is only found on Stephens Island in the Cook Strait.
Hamilton's frog
This frog is only found on Maud Island in the Marlborough Sounds. DOC recently transferred some Maud Island frogs to Motuara Island.
There are also three introduced species of frog in New Zealand. These species are easily distinguished from native frogs because they have loud mating calls and pass through a tadpole stage.
Find out more about how to identify these introduced species.
Frogs are vulnerable to predators such as rats
Frogs are declining everywhere in the world. More than most creatures, frogs are sensitive to disease, pollution, chemical poisons and environmental changes, as they absorb many things through their sensitive skin.
Fossil records show that our native frogs were spread throughout both the North and South Islands several thousand years ago. The four remaining species have declined significantly in range and in numbers over the past one to two thousand years, as land has been cleared of forest and predators have been introduced.
Hamilton's frog is the most critically endangered species, with less than 300 individuals remaining. Fossil records show it was once spread from Waikato to Punakaiki. Now it survives only on Stephens Island, where it is carefully managed by DOC.
DOC has created a second population of the frogs on the island, enclosed in a predator-proof fence because tuatara occasionally eat frogs.
Frogs are vulnerable to introduced predators such as rats and cats. In late 1999, a sighting of the aggressive Eastern banjo frog in Auckland also raised fears that if this alien invader gets a foothold, it will out-compete native frogs in their habitat.
Maud Island frog study area - showing board walk and the shelter used for weighing and measuring frogs
DOC has a Native Frog Recovery Group that coordinates management and research into native frogs to help with their conservation.
The impact of 1080 on native frogs has been investigated, and methods for frog monitoring and translocation are being developed and improved. Frog distribution and their numbers are also being documented.
In 1997 300 Maud Island frogs were transferred to Motuara Island - the first-ever inter-island translocation of a native frog. To date, this transfer has been successful.
Establishing a second population of the frog in another location is insurance against a disaster, such as fire, wiping out a sole surviving population. A separate population of Hamilton's frog has also been established on its home on Stephens Island and is monitored closely by DOC staff.
DOC is also using an innovative new method – a photo stage – to identify individual Archey's frogs. A highly endangered species, identifying individuals allows us to monitor the frogs and better understand what factors are leading to the species' decline.
Read more about the photo stage.
As native frogs are small, well-camouflaged and nocturnal, they are hard to find.
The public can assist DOC greatly by reporting any sightings of native (and introduced) frogs.
Record carefully the location, the type of habitat (stream edge, forest floor), the time and date you sighted them, and if possible take photographs. Avoid touching the frogs, because you may damage their sensitive skin. If you do touch them, make sure your hands are wet.
DOC is also interested in records of introduced frogs as populations may transmit disease, or directly compete or predate native frogs. Take a look at our simple to use introduced frog identification key to find out what species you have found.
This video introduces the Maud Island frog, one of only four native frogs in New Zealand. These unusual frogs don't croak, have no webbing between their toes and there are no tadpoles.
Find descriptions, habitat information and distributions of New Zealand frogs, lizards and reptiles; and report a sighting.


text:
Side note, I have one girlfriend but she's throwing her sister a shower who is due just a few weeks before me so she hasn't offered. Nor will probably. I'm ok with no shower but hubs is addimite i have one.
hubby wants to throw my shower
You know who is hosting the shower because of who sends the invite, who the RSVP is supposed to go to and where it's being held.
For instance, how does it not seem like a gift grab if the invite is from the DH, lists the registry, then the RSVP is the DH?
Awe, how nice... I don't have family in this country and very few friends, my DH family could care less for me so I will probably not have a baby shower... I think it is nice... if my DH wanted to throw our baby a shower I would not oppose... I asked him if we could at least do the thing with the cupcakes to his family and he thinks they would not care for it and I would just be desappointed.. .... so I guess I would accept anything at this point.. lol.. Good luck and enjoy it!
Type 2 Diabetes+PCOS on Insuline -
First baby DS Preemie 12/04/12, 27 wks 3 days gestational age
Baby 2 was born at 39 wks 3 days 20 wks P17 shots
Then he can spoil you with a super nice gender cake!!
It's his baby as much as the mothers, so any gifts given to help care for his baby are considered for him, the mother, and the baby.
Why would the gifts be for the mom and not the dad? Everything is for the baby. The gifts are usually things (especially if the parents registered) that the parents won't have to purchase themselves. It would be a bit like saying, "Come to my party and bring things so I don't have to buy them. Punch will be served." It is just considered poor etiquette to throw a party where you'll be receiving gifts. Some people don't care at all about things like this anymore, but some really do.
Married to my beautiful Camilla 9/3/2010 and mommy to little Miriam 2/12/2013!!!
ings&jacks do you think a stroller you get will be just for you and baby? Will onesies be just for you and baby?
Where does your DH factor into any of that? Those are his presents, too.
idk, we don't tend to mail out invites. we just hand deliver them and if we did they would just have the mom's return address anyways and we don't have people rsvp or write in who is "hosting" the party. no one cares. it's just gifts for the baby no matter who is hosting the shower. it's really not that big of a deal... if you don't want to go because you don't like who is hosting it then don't go. lol
Just gonna add, I hate how these posts always go. OP asks "Is it rude?" or "Is it tacky?" and there are either answers of "yes, it's rude" or "Who cares if it's rude, do what you want!"
That second answer means you still acknowledge that it's rude, you just don't give a crap. People who don't care about being rude bother the hell out of me. I feel like Hannibal Lector now.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
FERRON / RANGELY, Colo - Devin Vance Carter, born Aug. 13, 2002, died Feb. 19, 2012 after sustaining injuries in an automobile accident.
Funeral services will be held in Ferron - date and time are pending. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. Family and friends may sign the guest book and share memories of Devin at www.fausettmortuary.com.


text:
Pediculosis (lice)
Pediculosis is an infestation of the head and hairy parts of the body with adult lice, larvae, or nits. It is transmitted by direct or close contact with an infected individual
Itching. May see nits that are attached to the hair shafts, may see lice on the skin and clothing.
Treatment is provided by Employee Health Services for employees who have been infected with lice at work. Treatment to prevent transmission of lice after an exposure is not effective or indicated, and will not be given. There is generally little risk to personnel who work with infected patients because close, prolonged contact must occur. Employees who have not been infected by a known exposure at work need to be treated by his/her personal physician.
Work status
Developed by Employee Health Services


text: I don't know. How much code and how many people are actually using this feature? Particularly closing from the receiving side, which is atypical, really. Anyway, this is the place to ask such questions. Also, have you seen my recent commits to the repo? A reference counting bug in shutdown, and extending 'atomic' to work across threads. Here, I´m also proposing a new channel method: channel.send_raise(exc=None, val=None, tb=None) The arguments have the same semantics as the arguments to the "raise" keywords, so that raising an exception instance is possible. One can also add a tuple from sys.exc_info(), or it will implicitly get the current exception if nothing is provided. The current send_exception takes a variable argument list and isn't extendable. I'm proposing to use send_raise(), so that we might add receive_raise() too, should it be deemed convenient. K > -----Original Message----- > From: stackless-bounces at stackless.com [mailto:stackless- > bounces at stackless.com] On Behalf Of Richard Tew > Sent: 12. apríl 2012 03:18 > To: The Stackless Python Mailing List > Subject: Re: [Stackless] channels and StopIteration > > On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 1:49 AM, Kristján Valur Jónsson > <kristjan at ccpgames.com> wrote: > > Channels objey the iterator protocol. calling channel.close() will > > raise the StopIteration exception from the channel.__next__ method. > > > > But, calling channel.close() from the receiving end will also cause > > this same exception to be raised when someone wants to call > channel.send(). > > > > Now, I wonder if a more appropriate exception for the send() call > > wouldn't be GeneratorExit()? This is what the generator yield(foo) > > statement raises when the generator is closed, and it seems logical > > that this should be the exception raised when someone tries to send to a > closed channel. > > Let's say there is existing code out there that expects the old behaviour, this > would of course break that code. And on the other hand, I'm not sure that > something which is not a generator raising generator-related exceptions is an > appropriate change - but then we could make a Stackless-specific subclass > which was more specific. > > Is breaking backwards compatibility worth the gain? > > Cheers, > Richard. > > _______________________________________________ > Stackless mailing list > Stackless at stackless.com > http://www.stackless.com/mailman/listinfo/stackless


text:
AWC is awarding a free conference stay and registration to the winner (at value of over $3,500):
ABROAD WRITERS' CONFERENCE/FINISHING LINE PRESS AUTHORS Poetry Contest.
AWC is proud to offer a special Poetry Contest for Finishing Line Press Authors.
Winning poet will join FLP authors at the Abroad Writers' Conference in Dublin, Ireland, December 12 - 19th.
Contest will be judged by Leah Maines.
Deadline: September 10th.
Nancy can answer all your questions concerning the conference. She is the head of AWC.
2015 Finishing Line Press Open Chapbook Competition
A prize of $1,000 and publication for a chapbook-length poetry collectionin print edition.
Open to ALL. International entries are welcome. Multiple submissions are accepted.
The top-ten finalists will be offered publication. All entries will be considered for publication.
Submit up to 30 pages of poetry, PLUS bio, acknowledgments, SASE and cover letter with a $15 entry fee per manuscript submission.
To submit online https://finishinglinepress.submittable.com/submit/44262
or mail entry and $15 fee to
Open Chapbook Competition
Finishing Line Press
P O Box 1626
Georgetown, KY 40324
A self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE) with the correct postage must accompany all mailed manuscripts. A SASE is needed for any kind of response, even if the writer does not want the material returned.
A good photocopy of the manuscript or a computer printout, rather than the original, should be sent. Finishing Line Press is not responsible for lost manuscripts.
2015 New Women's Voices Chapbook Competition Results
coming later this summer....judging now in progress
Finishing Line Press Horse Anthology Contest Winner's List
(In order as they will appear in the chapbook.)
FIRST PLACE: "Cigar (1990-2014)" by Jordan Nichols (age 20)
"Race Course" by Marcella Cross (age 14, Honorable Mention)
"Our Own Kind" by Marilyn Burkhardt
"The Horse" by Nina E. Larsen
"Along Apple Trails" by Claire D. Mazur
"The Dance" by Phyllis Price
"Marah" by Jacqueline Kolosov
"Postcard" by Joan Leotta
"Ode to a Filly" by Rebecca Baez
"Meditating on Grooming" by Mary Wlodarski
"Counterbalance" by Matt Kraunelis
"War Horse" by Phyllis Price
"Rhythms" by Jerri Hardesty
"Winter Horse" by Helene Cardona
"Ode to Star" by DeMar Regeir
"Music Education" by Gwen Hart
"Headfirst: A South Texas Tale" by Jim LaVilla-Havelin
"Just Like Her" by Miriam Bat-Ami
"Love at Last Sight" by Lisa Underwood
"Hiring a Horse" by Patricia Brooks
"Redeemer" by Mary McDonough
"Walking On Air" by Mary McDonough
"Draft Horse Run" by Kathy Truders
"Luke" by Barbara MacKay
"The Last Word" by Emily Cross (Honorable Mention)
Send to
Finishing Line Press
P O Box 1626
Georgetown, KY 40324
Online submissions: please use submittable link to enter and pay:
If you prefer, it is fine to send a check or money order with your submission instead of using the buy now button.
A self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE) with the correct postage must accompany all manuscripts. A SASE is needed for any kind of response, even if the writer does not want the material returned.
A good photocopy of the manuscript or a computer printout, rather than the original, should be sent. Finishing Line Press is not responsible for lost manuscripts.
Recent winners and notables: Congratulations to poet Cheryl Loetscher and Finishing Line Press for Winning the New England Poetry Club's Jean Pedrick Chapbook Award (for the best chapbook published in the preceding year) for the Finishing Line Chapbook, Unclaimed Baggage, Judged by Harris and Svetlana Sussman; Tania Runyan's poetry collection Delicious Air won the 2007 Belles Lettres Book of the Year award by the Conference on Christianity and Literature. Brenda Kay Ledford's Shew Bird Mountain won the 2007 PAUL GREEN MULTIMEDIA AWARD. The Paul Green Multimedia Award is given by the North Carolina Society of Historians. Marianne Worthington's Larger Bodies than Mine (NWV Series) won the 2007 Appalachian Book of the Year Award for Poetry awarded by the Appalachian Writers Association. Anne Wilson won the San Diego Book Award (for "a book of poetry ") for her book SOLEA! Congratulations to BG THURSTON author of Saving the Lamb for making the "Highly Recommended" list of the 8th Annual Massachusetts Book Awards; Frederick Smock's Sonnets was a finalist in the Kentucky Literary Awards for excellence in poetry. Linda Annas Ferguson's chapbook, Stepping on Cracks in the Sidewalk, won an honorable mention in the 2007 Oscar Arnold Young Book Award of the Poetry Council of NC. Kaye Bache-Snyder won first place in the National Federation of Press Women's annual competition, in category 75, creative verse for her book PINNACLES AND PLAINS. Carolyn Howard-Johnson was awarded the Military Writers Society of America Silver Award for Excellence for her chapbook of poetry, Tracings. Abigail Gramig's poem "Requiem" (first published by Finishing Line Press in her chapbook DUSTING THE PIANO) is included in Billy Collins' new anthology 180 More : Extraordinary Poems for Every Day by BILLY COLLINS (Editor). Julene Tripp Weaver author of Case Walking: An AIDS Case Manager Wails Her Blues; George Held, author of Grounded and The Art of Writing and Others, GARY L. LARK, author of Men At the Gates, Joyce Greenberg Lott,author of DEAR MRS. DALLOWAY, and to Paula Sergi author of FAMILY BUSINESS and John Brantingham author of PUTTING IN A WINDOW were all recently featured on Garrison Keillor's THE WRITER'S ALMANAC radio show. Karen Zaborowski Duffy's (author of Giving in to the Smoke) poetry was featured on the PBS show The Newshour with Jim Lehrer . Michael Milburn's poem "Preserved" from his FLP chapbook The Blessings of Motion and Silence appeared in Mary Karr's weekly Book World feature, "Poet's Choice." In her column Ms. Karr picks a poem (or poems) each week and introduces it briefly. Book World is syndicated to a number of other papers, including the Washington Post Book World in The Washington Post National Weekly, washingtonpost.com, on-line data services and microfiche and CD-ROM versions of The Washington Post. Also appearing in The New Yorker (online only). Finishing Line Press has also been featured in Poet's Market Insider Report.
FOR BOOK ORDERS PLEASE EMAIL CHRIS AT email@example.com
Leah Maines, Director, email@example.com
Kevin Maines, Managing Editor, email@example.com
Christen Kincaid, Sr. Editor, firstname.lastname@example.com
Roxanne Cohen, Kindle Editor, email@example.com
Ryan Kincaid, Production Manager, firstname.lastname@example.com
Elizabeth Maines, Graphic Design, firstname.lastname@example.com
Maureen Baxter, Editorial Asst., firstname.lastname@example.com
Shay McCleavy, Intern, firstname.lastname@example.com
Mimi David, Jeannie Murphy, and Joe Morrison, staff, firstname.lastname@example.com
Tomorrow Too: The Brenda Monologues by Don Colburn


text:
One would think that a cooler maker would actually detail a product when suddenly putting it up for a giveaway, but Thermalright didn't do anything of the sort.
While it did mention the name (AXP-100) and set up the necessary photo on its website, it didn't say much.
In fact, the giveaway is actually a contest to see who gets closest to guessing its features.
From the renders and photos, one can distinguish black-coated aluminum fins (ceramic coating, possibly), matte-black heatpipes (six, 8mm thick), a black copper base and a c-type heatsink.
The gold+black TY-140 fan is the only certain asset, so to speak.
Somehow, Thermalright made the low-profile AX-100 Black Stealth Edition compatible with all existing CPU sockets.
Go here to answer the quiz. The winner, or winners, of the prize(s) will be decided on December 29.


text:
NEWPORT-Against a very young, inexperienced UCA girls soccer team, the Craftsbury Lady Chargers unloaded 17 goals in a ruthless 17-0 win over the Lady Crusaders.
Iva Wright and Meghan Brown led the way with three goals apiece. Meghan Pennock, Melanie Sergiev and Abbie Martin each had a pair of tallies, with five other players finding the back of the net as well.
However, the hardest working player on the field was not a Charger, it was UCA netminder Drew Andrews.
NEWPORT-After 80 minutes of relentless action could not produce a goal, or a winner, the North Country and Lyndon Institute girls headed into overtime knotted at 0-0.
With under two minutes left in the first overtime period, Crystal Moss worked her way into the Vikings' 18 where she was taken down by a Lyndon defender.
The referee signaled a PK and Chelsea Bianchi took her place at the line.
The senior wasted no time blasting the ball into the left side of the net, sending both players and fans alike into a frenzy, as the home team earned the 1-0 win.
DERBY – Local children's author Ray Perkins and Rick Dunlavey, owner of Dunlavey's Black Belt Academy, are sponsoring a Family Fun Day to benefit cancer research. This event will feature Tae Kwan Do demonstrations, a bouncy house and slide, face painting by Donna Bousquet, a book signing, Wellness Center demonstrations (including board breaking), Jed's Cotton Candy, burgers and hot dogs, and some cool giveaways. Buy a book and get a complimentary two-week pass for the whole family to participate in Master D's Black Belt Academy.
DERBY CENTER – Every fall students return to school and get acclimated to a schedule of classes, lunch, study hall and physical activity. One routine that goes back generations is the fire drill. Students, faculty and administrators at North Country Union Junior High School participated in a fire drill Wednesday and quickly showed they were up to task.
For more of this story, read Friday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for Sept. 6, 2013.
NEWPORT–It wasn't the prettiest win in the history of North Country boys soccer, but it was definitely an important one, as the Falcons defeated Lyndon 2-1 to start the season 1-0 in 2013.
"It was important to start off on a good foot," said North Country coach James McKenny. "Obviously every year you want to start with a "W." It could have been a prettier brand of soccer, obviously it was a little rough out there."
For the full story, see the Express on 9-6-13.
ENOSBURG FALLS-Utilizing late-game heroics from seniors Alex Beauregard and Josh Thibault, Lake Region opened up the 2013 campaign with a 2-1 overtime victory over Enosburg in high school boys soccer Wednesday.
Beauregard tallied in the fourth minute of overtime, that goal coming just six minutes after Thibault bested the opposing goal keeper in the 78th minute of regulation to force extra play.
MONTPELIER–North Country's field hockey team got goals from Morgan Greene and Brittney Royer as they came away with a 2-2 tie in their season opener.
DERBY LINE – The Derby Line Trustees hosted a joint meeting with the Derby Select Board for an update of the Elm Street water project. Wayne Elliott, from Aldrich and Elliott, presented the latest version of the entire proposal, which includes upgrading the water pipe on Main Street.
NEWPORT CITY – Fire Chief Jamie LeClair will ask the city council Monday evening to hold a special bond vote to buy a new heavy rescue truck. The city purchased the existing truck, a used 1987 Pierce, 10 years ago. It carries equipment and firefighters to scenes. However, the truck is aging, is not reliable, and needs extensive repairs. The truck has 226,000 miles and 107,000 hours of driving on it. If it were a traditional over-the-road vehicle, it would have over a million miles, LeClair said.
For more of this story, read Thursday's edition of The Newport Daily Express for Sept. 5, 2013.
JAY – Jay Peak Resort was not accepted into the pilot program that would have allowed the resort to pay for extra officers at the Canadian/U.S. Port of Entry inspection station.
Visitors coming from Canada sometimes wait about a half hour or more at the North Troy Port of Entry on their way to the resort. Just over half of skiers at Jay Peak are from Canada, resort co-owner Bill Stenger reports. Stenger attempted to enter the pilot program, even though it would have cost him thousands to pay for more customs officers.
ORLEANS–With eight starters lost due to to graduation and other issues, the 2013 Lake Region boys soccer team will have a new look and feel to it this season.
Head coach Tom Evans has been monitoring his fresh faced team closely, and he is pleased with the effort that he has seen from his crew.
"I have been very impressed with their work, but we are going to have a lot of maturation to do," said Evans. "We have only three returning starters, but that is where we are and we are going to look forward. I am very excited."
To read more, see the Express on 9-5-13.


text:
We have a dairy of 55 cows in the rolling hills of western New York
State where we raised two daughters who have now blessed us with four
grandchildren. I began quilting in the 1970s to make presents for friends having babies using the scraps from the clothes I'd made for me and the girls - poverty induced quilting! My first quilts were appliques on pre-quilted fabric. My first foray into pieced quilts involve "Snail's Trail". I've made several traditional quilts, some not so traditional quilts and went over to art quilts in a big way after visiting the Quilt Festival in Paducah and discovering that I'm not really a quilter, but rather a fiber artist. I do a lot of handpainted fabric use handcut stamps, use photos and poems - I am first a poet, all the rest of my life came after the poetry. This is a picture of "August's Bitter Gold".
© 2015 F+W All rights reserved.Use of this site signifies your agreement to the Terms and Privacy Policy, updated March 2007


text:
Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) December 10, 2012
Healthcare Holdings Group, Inc.'s (HCH) comprehensive Electronic Health Records (EHR) launch at HIMSS13 will raise standards among general practitioners and chiropractic disciplines.
ChartZoneMD EHR Software Suite is ideally suited for practices seeking to replace cumbersome EHR's, and uniquely positioned for those who are looking to buy new.
"Form, function, and compliance are critical in the choice of EHR software. The combination of those features is hard to find for GP's, and almost non-existent for DC's [Doctor Chiropractic]. We introduce flexibility, new technology, and common sense to a significantly restrictive software environment," said Mr. Lenny Tambasco, CEO of the Company. "We have developed what we consider to be three game-changing software programs for the medical community. With ongoing success in the company's new EHR Division, we are using a multi-discipline approach for our product debut at HIMSS13. HCH is looking to make a significant impression on the leaders of healthcare technology and the EHR market."
"Simply put, there are features in the ChartZoneMD Suite that just haven't been made available to smaller practices or their patients," said Mr. Greg Roderick, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President –EHR Division. "We are on track for MU Certification in Q1 2013. We developed the technology and architecture to the standards of enterprise class without the integration headaches. HIMSS13 attendees will experience our approach to seamless data interaction first-hand. We couldn't ask to be in a better position."
About Healthcare Holdings Group, Inc.
|Source: PRWeb
Copyright©2012 Vocus, Inc.
All rights reserved


text: Garrett 5pts Infiniti has never beaten a BMW and why is it if you are such a fan of Infiniti you can't even spell it correctly. It has an i at the end, not a y. The G35 and G37 are boring, the only people who think they're better than a BMW are those who can't afford to step up to a BMW. Infiniti makes a good car but not a great car.


text:
in this issue
premium services
online directory
customer care
Markets :: Plastics :: Polystyrene
Russian firm NKNK reports declines in sales, profits due to lower rubber prices
September 3, 2013 | Natasha Alperowicz
Nizhnekamskneftekhim (NKNK; Nizhnekamsk, Russia), a leading petrochemicals and synthetic rubber producer, reports a drop in sales and profits in the first six months of this year, citing lower synthetic rubber prices. Ebitda in the first six months of 2013 was 17% down on the corresponding period last year, at 10.22 billion Russian ruble ($305.7 million), on sales 8% lower, at R62.86 billion. NKNK's output in the first six months was mostly higher. Synthetic rubbers accounted for 43% of NKNK's sales, plastics 28%, and other petrochemicals 29%...
This information is only available to Chemical Week subscribers.
Forgot your user ID or password?
Not an IHS Chemical Week member yet?
Here's why you should be:
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
contact us | about us | customer care | privacy policy | sitemap | advertise
Copyright © 2015 IHS, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.


text:
Bethel College News
New board members appointed, come from western U.S.
Lori Schmidt-Harrison, Pasadena, California, and Wynn Goering, Albuquerque, were appointed to the Bethel board at fall meetings Oct. 8-9, to start their terms Jan. 1, 2016. … Read more
Gypsy jazz and silent films to open performing arts series year
Hot Club of San Francisco opens the 2015-16 season of Hesston-Bethel Performing Arts Saturday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium, with music accompanying films by early filmmakers Ladislaw Starewicz and Charley Bowers. … Read more
Quinlin earns Faculty of Distinction honor from college association
Dan Quinlin, professor of languages, was among 17 faculty members selected to receive the Kansas Independent College Association's (KICA) 2015 Faculty of Distinction award. … Read more
Board approves strategic plan
The Bethel College Board of Directors unanimously approved a strategic plan that has been in development since 2014 and is designed to carry the college through 2022. … Read more
Bethel has first nationals qualifier in forensics, first sweepstakes win of year
Jacob Miller, and the Threshers forensics squad, needed only two swing tournaments to, respectively, qualify for forensics nationals and bring home the first sweepstakes trophy of the year. … Read more
Summer ministry experiences affirm students' pastoral calls
Seniors Allie Shoup and Josh Janzen spent 11 weeks of their summer as pastoral interns with the Ministry Inquiry Program, Shoup in North Newton and Janzen in Salem, Oregon. … Read more
Play for all ages about making connections in a diverse environment
The first theater production of the year, Oct. 9–11 during Fall Festival, is Brooklyn Bridge by Melissa James Gibson, the heartwarming story of how a girl discovers connections and community in New York City. … Read more
45th Fall Festival is chock-full of reunions
Most Fall Festival activities — including a variety of class and special group reunions — take place on campus Saturday, Oct. 10, starting with New Year's cookies and going through the homecoming football game. … Read more
Gallery features recent work by two emeritus faculty
"Gail Lutsch and Bob Regier: Recent Works" opened in the Regier Art Gallery in Luyken Fine Arts Center Sept. 25, with the artist reception to be held during Fall Festival, Friday, Oct. 9, 6–8 p.m. … Read more
Hasan named to presidential advisory council
Aziza Hasan, a 2003 Bethel graduate, is among the 18 individuals whom President Barack Obama has appointed to the President's 3rd Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. … Read more
Buzbee receives UPS Scholarship for 2015
Bethel College sophomore Kimberly Buzbee has been selected to receive a $2,425 UPS Scholarship for 2015-16, provided through the Kansas Independent College Association (KICA) Fund. … Read more
Bethel welcomes healthy enrollment increase for 2015
Overall enrollment jumped 8 percent, from 481 to 525, last fall to fall 2015, the best numbers in four years. … Read more


text:
Flynn and Bob Bradshaw at Club Passim
Presented by Ralph Jaccodine Management at Club Passim
March 17, 2013
Special St. Patrick's Day Concert at Club Passim! Come join Flynn and Bob Bradshaw - two of Boston's Best Irish imports - for a spectacular night in Cambridge, MA. Visit http://www.flynnmusic.com/ and http://www.bobbradshaw.net/fr_home.cfm for artist info.
47 Palmer Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Admission Info:
General Day and Time Info:
Phone: 617-492-7679
Accessibility Information: Currently, no accessibility information is available for this event.


text:
Richardson Dilworth, PhD
Office: 3600 Market StreetOffice 731 Phone: 215.895.2471Email: email@example.com
Curriculum Vitae: Download PDF
Richardson Dilworth is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Public Policy at Drexel University. His research and teaching focuses on American urban political development, urban environment policy, and community economic development. His is the author and co-author of numerous articles, author of the book The Urban Origins of Suburban Autonomy (2005), and the editor of three books, most recently Cities in American Political History (2011). Besides Drexel, he has taught at Johns Hopkins University, Temple University, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Wagner College, the University of Tirana in Albania, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China. Dilworth has held visiting positions at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He currently serves on the Philadelphia Historical Commission, where he is chair of the Historic Designation Committee. He received his B.S. in economics from New York University, and his Ph.D. in political science from Johns Hopkins University. He lives in South Philadelphia with his wife, daughter, and son.
For more information about the Center for Public Policy, which offers MS degrees in both Public Policy and Environmental Policy, please click here.
Drexel University, 3141 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104 - 215-895-2000
Copyright 2015 - All Rights Reserved.


text:
by Robert MunschIllustrator Michael Martchenko
Annick Press
February 1, 1985
Trade Paperback
It's Mortimer's bedtime, but he would much rather sing his rowdy song. Mom, Dad and even the police can't get him to quiet down, until they become so distracted by each otherthat Mortimer drifts off to sleep.
About the Classic Munsch series: Robert Munsch's award-winning books have become a staple on the bookshelves of families worldwide. His stories reflect the joys and challenges of everyday living, offering zany, yet utterly normal, experiences of family life. Munsch has sold over 40 million books in 20 countries and many languages, including French, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese. Beginning with Mud Puddle in 1979, Munsch continued captivating children and adults with stories like Thomas's Snowsuit, David's Father, I Have to Go!, and the classic Love You Forever.
Trade Paperback
24 pages, 8 × 8 × 0.12 in
February 1, 1985
Annick Press
save 5%
$6.59 ea
Give this item in the form of an eGift Card.
This item is eligible for FREE SHIPPING on orders over $25.
See details
Easy, FREE returns.
See details
Item can only be shipped in Canada
Downloads instantly to your kobo or other ereading device.
See details
Find stores
or Sign in to see saved stores
Find stores
or Sign in to see saved stores
Find stores
Sign in to see saved stores
(not you?)
Yes, I recommend this product.
No, I do not recommend this product.
by Robert MunschIllustrator Michael Martchenko
Robert Munsch is the author of more than 25 books for children including The Paper Bag Princes and Stephanie's Ponytail. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and studied to be a Jesuit priest before deciding to work with children instead. He taught in a variety of nursery schools and daycare centers while he earned an MA in Early Childhood Education. In 1975, Munsch and his wife, Ann, moved to Guelph, Ontario. The Munschs have three children: Julie, Andrew, and Tyya (see them all in Something Good!).
Michael Martchenko has illustrated over 30 books for children and has exhibited his work throughout North America. He has won numerous awards for design and illustration. He lives with his wife, Patricia, in Toronto.
Appropriate for ages: 3 - 5
We love the Kobo eReading service… and we know you will too. We've partnered with them to bring you the most flexible, enjoyable eReading experience in Canada.
You'll be asked to sign in or create a new account with Kobo. Once you do, you'll immediately get access to millions of titles and be ready to start eReading. Anytime. Anyplace.
Gift List
Wish List
Sign In


text:
An evaluation of the impact of voluntary sector family support workers on the quality of life of carers of schizophrenia sufferers
Weinberg, A and Huxley, P 2000, 'An evaluation of the impact of voluntary sector family support workers on the quality of life of carers of schizophrenia sufferers' , Journal of Mental Health, 9 (5) , pp. 495-503.Full text not available from this repository. (Request a copy)
An evaluation was conducted of 15 voluntary sector family support workers (FSWs) working with families of schizophrenia sufferers. FSWs completed a diary schedule and interviews were conducted with 15 co-professionals from the FSWs' multi-disciplinary teams and 62 carers from FSWs' caseloads. Carers' problems were assessed using the burden component of the Social and Behavioural Assessment Schedule (Platt et al., 1983)and the Lancashire Quality of Life Profile (Oliver et al., 1996). Carers were asked about the type of support received and their satisfaction. The findings revealed the considerable pressures of caring and highlighted the value perceived by both carers and coprofessionals of the FSW as a counselling, listening, information and advocacy resource. The diary study revealed that FSWs spend 40% of their time providing emotional and/or practical support. The impact of this was suggested by the superior ratings of quality of life and lower burden scores among carers with whom the FSW had longer-term involvement.
|Item Type:
|Subjects / Themes > R Medicine > RA Public aspects of medicine > RA0421 Public health. Hygiene. Preventive Medicine > RA0790 Mental health. Mental illness prevention
Health and Wellbeing
|Colleges and Schools > College of Health & Social Care > School of Nursing, Midwifery, Social Work & Social Sciences > Centre for Social Justice Research
Colleges and Schools > College of Health & Social Care
|Journal or Publication Title:
|Journal of Mental Health
|Informa Healthcare
|Depositing User:
|Users 29196 not found.
|Date Deposited:
|17 Jan 2011 12:43
|Last Modified:
|20 Aug 2013 16:45
Actions (login required)
|Edit record (repository staff only)


text:
To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version
11.1.0 or greater is installed.
Either scripts and active content are not permitted to run or Adobe Flash Player version
11.1.0 or greater is not installed.
Lori Bonn You Grow, Girl! Bracelet
Make a good impression and turn your look into a masterpiece with this sparkling sunflower leather bracelet.
213355 Lori Bonn You Grow, Girl! Slide Charm
412910GRN Lori Bonn Go On Green! Leather Bracelet
(2) 29601X2 Lori Bonn Silver Bling Leather Bracelet Stopper


text:
Brian Ollman
After a successful stint as a graphic designer and gallery owner, Brian moved to West Los Angeles to pursue his career as a production designer. With a background in fine and installation art and after art directing Elton John's The Red Piano Show (Caesar's Palace), he began to earn recognition as an art director and designer. Brian was known for his fresh ideas and amazing design elements that add depth to characters and their stories. He designed numerous award-winning commercials and music videos; several films he has designed, such as THE WACKNESS, Last Rites, Midnight Clear, Good Cop/Bad Cop, The CatalysT, THE GENE GENERATION and Saddam 17, have been chosen as official film festival selections and have won awards. He was a member of the Art Directors Guild, Local 800. He tragically passed away on September 9th, 2009, and is survived by his wife, two daughters and his son. In My Sleep has been dedicated to his memory.
- "Hitchcockian. Savvy Entertainment. Well Made Thriller!" - The Hollywood Reporter
- "Will appeal to twentysomething audiences and movie-buff viewers who appreciate the pursued-pursuer, Hitchcockian style of suspenser."- The Hollywood Reporter
- "Savvy entertainment." - The Hollywood Reporter
- "Filmmaker Allen Wolf torques this high-concept premise to darkest dimension."- The Hollywood Reporter
- "Lacey Chabert is winning as Marcus' adoring neighbor."- The Hollywood Reporter
- "Narratively, "In My Sleep" never rests, a credit to the tight, psychologically astute pacing.."- The Hollywood Reporter


text:
WEATHER BLOG: Hot Thursday
Today will be a hotter and more humid day across Maryland as a southwesterly wind pumps in the sticky air. Storms are expected to start firing up this afternoon, and we feel that those areas which have the greatest chance of seeing a shower or strong thunderstorm before the sun sets will be those located in western Maryland and in other spots well to the north and the west of Baltimore.
Actually, the Storm Prediction Center today has their slight risk area located in western Maine, much of Vermont and New Hampshire, and it extends back across the Hudson Valley into northeastern Pennsylvania… So, while we can't rule out a thunderstorm later this afternoon or tonight with wind gusts of up to 50 mph and some hard downpours, those storms which may bring with them wind gusts in excess of 70 mph and also some hail will probably occur well to your north and east…
As a front slowly pushes through the region tonight and tomorrow, we'll need to allow for a few showers and heavy thunderstorms — but it should dry out and be nicer in time for Friday.


text: [ Former Executive from Brick Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud By Tom Mongelli February 25, 2014 The Brick Township woman who today admitted skimming at least $1,300,000 from the Carteret logistic services company that employed her faces up to 20 years in prison at her July 29 sentencing. Read More|Comment Category: Briefs, New Jersey News Tags: Brick Township, Carteret, Karen Sipes, Toll Global Forwarding, Wire Fraud Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
How to survive corporate restructuring
Life in the business world is rarely easy but there are methods to survive the ultimate job stress.
SWAT responds to woman with gun in home
Corpus Christi police's SWAT and hostage negotiation team has responded to a home in the 7900 block of Caribou Drive for an armed woman barricaded inside.
Victoria East rolls over Gregory-Portland
For 24 minutes, Gregory-Portland was able to hang with Victoria East's speed and big-play abilities.
16 graduate from CCPD academy
Out of the 16 cadets in the 74th graduating class of the Corpus Christi Police Academy, three are second generation law enforcement in the state. (1)
LIVE: South Texas High School Football Scoreboard
Get the latest high school football scores from around the region.
Incentive on Javs' side against Tarleton State
Starting, closing football games stronger would help in A&M-Kingsville's rebuilding process.
Everett uses legs & arm to top Lions
Michael Everett showcased his running skills along with his passing skills in the Owls big win against Santa Gertrudis Academy on Friday.
Calallen moves to 5-0 in 30-5A
Calallen scored 49 first half points on the way to a big win over Miller at Buc Stadium.
Advisory council to focus on homelessness
Data crunching is among the top priorities for a newly formed advisory council that will focus on homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. (2)
Store clerk remembered at mass
Family, friends and community gather to clebrate mass in remembrance of Ignacio "Iggy" Rodriguez.
Fox probing claims 'Maze Runner' cast took artifacts
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Representatives from 20th Century Fox are trying to determine if actors took American Indian artifacts while filming "Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials" at a private New Mexico ranch.
- 'Twilight' anniversary edition reverses genders
- FAA proposes nearly $2 million fine against drone operator
- Michigan factory supervisor wins $310.5M Powerball ticket
Now Trending
How to survive corporate restructuring
Life in the business world is rarely easy but there are methods to survive the ultimate job stress.
- Berserkr Games for the outdoor adventurers
- Can't 'primary' all of them
- Windstorm board shakeup could be good news
Photo Galleries
Al Jones to step down as American Bank CEO
Al Jones is stepping down as the CEO of American Bank and as the chair of its board of directors at the end of the year.
Eli Young Band performs Saturday
Although Eli Young Band is between albums, the Denton-based quartet has managed to whet its fanbase's appetite for new material with a four-song EP this past spring and more recently, a high-profile collaboration with pop singer Andy Grammer.
- Band breaks the rules with psychobilly
- Pawfest brings weekend fun to pet adoption
- Event listings: 10.09.15-10.15.15
Letters to the Editor
Our culture of violence
Jim Van Gilder, Rockport
Our culture of violence (8)
HS Volleyball Results, Schedules
HS Volleyball results, schedules for cross-country, golf
Building Our Future
Star Wars kids, 1977
A long time ago in a backyard not very far away, a photographer snapped some photos of a vampire, a droid, a princess, a farm boy and a villain.
- Permit process questioned for park road bridge
- Shoreline Hospital construction to begin soon
- Plan CC will have 2nd public hearing
Court ruling protects flag's true meaning
Flag desecration, being rare and unpopular, is precisely the kind of exercise of free speech that the truest, red-white-and-bluest believers in the flag's meaning should be quickest to defend. (2)


text:
From Oscwiki
Click here to become a sponsor!
Don't forget! Sponsoring the event you will have the possibility to exhibit your brochures, flyers, gadgets, etc. in a dedicated space. More info: firstname.lastname@example.com
{{#icon: Continuent_logo.png| Continuent, Inc | 150 | http://continuent.com/}}
{{#icon: LogoSarRicA.jpg| Sardegna Ricerche | 120 | http://www.sardegnaricerche.it/}}
{{#icon: Logo_EEN.JPG | Enterprise Europe Network | 120 | http://www.enterprise-europe-network.ec.europa.eu/}}
{{#icon: mariadblogo.png | Monty Program | 150 | http://www.mariadb.org/}}
{{#icon: Webyog_logo.png | Webyog | 150 | http://www.webyog.com/}}
{{#icon: Technocationbadge.gif | A not-for-profit providing educational resources for IT professionals | 150 | http://www.technocation.org}}
{{#icon: Spider.jpg | Kentoku SHIBA | | http://wild-growth.blogspot.com/}}
{{#icon: Percona_logo.jpg | Percona - Performance Consulting Experts | 175 | http://www.percona.com/}}
{{#icon: JAPS_Entando.png | JAPS Entando - Enterprise portal | 150 | http://www.tzente.it/Tzente/en/homepage.wp}}
{{#icon: Skysql-RGB-500.png | SkySQL - The alternative source | 175 | http://www.skysql.com}}
{{#icon: Mepsql-logo-salmon-150.png | Henrik Ingo - MepSQL | 175 | http://mepsql.org}}
{{#icon: CRS4-colori-2.jpg | crs4 | 190 | http://www.crs4.it}}
{{#icon: Oracle_logo.png | Oracle | 150 | http://www.mysql.com}}
{{#icon: Flosslab.png | Flosslab | 150 | http://www.flosslab.it/}}
{{#icon: Ora-home-logo.png | O'Reilly | 190 | http://www.oreilly.com/}}
Open Database Camp - Sardinia 2011
The European edition of Open Database Camp will be in Sardinia, hosted by the the Science and Technology Park, a local scientific and business institution with international links. Mark your calendars: the Open Database Camp will be held in Sardinia on May 6-7-8, 2011.
The place is a beautiful and modern compound, built in the middle of a forest. About 40 Km from Cagliari and its airport. There is a public bus service to reach the venue, and there will be an integrative bus during the conference. The place is a few kilometers from the sea resort of Pula, near the archeological beauty of Nora.
An idea of the programme:
- Friday 6 May: Welcome Party (with good Italian food and drinks) starting at 19:00 (location Nora, ask for the archaeological site). It's free for all the registered attendees
- Saturday 7 May: Un-conference (venue Science and Technology Park, Building 2) and one-to-one meetings.
- Sunday 8 May: Un-conference (venue Science and Technology Park, Building 2) and one-to-one meetings.
Details concerning connections from and to the airport and information on how to reach the confernece venue from hotels can be found in the Travel section below.
Info: firstname.lastname@example.com
The conference 7-8 May
Much like previous opensqlcamps, this will be an un-conference style get together for people interested in open source databases, including non-relational databases, database alternatives like NoSQL stores, and database tools such as Gearman. We are not focusing on any one project, and hope to see representatives from a variety of open source database projects attend.
Open Database Camp is free and its format is designed to blend spontaneity with the quality and depth that comes only with pre-planning. We borrow a little from many different styles of conferences to achieve this. Our target audience are users and developers, but others are encouraged to attend too. There will be both presentations and hackathons, so there will be plenty of opportunities to learn, contribute, and collaborate!
- Arrivals, Departures, and Car Pooling Help us organizing transportation. Tell everyone else when you are traveling.
- Attendees list We have a max attendee list of 200, sign up today to reserve your spot!
- Sessions Session ideas for the event (pre-event).
- Un-meetings One-to-one meetings during 7-8 May.
- Sponsors Open Database Camp is free, but we still have expenses to cover. Please consider sponsoring the event!
- Join the mailing list!
Around the conference - Monday 9 May
A visit to the ICT DistrICT of the Science and Technology Park and to CRS4 (Centre for Advanced Studies), will be organised on Monday 9 May morning at 11:00 (around two hours tour, 25 participants max.). To take part in the visit you have to register yourself.
What you will find there:
- An overview of the Science and Technology Park
How to reach the Science and Technology Park on Monday morning?
From Nora/Pula you can reach the Science and Technology Park thanks to a small public bus. Timetable and stops.
From Cagliari you can reach the Science and Technology Park thanks to a public bus. Timetable and stops.
More info: email@example.com
Local Activities
Watch this space. We are thinking about tourist attractions before, during, and after the event. Some will be free, some will be provided by local companies for a fee, but all will be interesting for the ones who want to combine pleasure and work.
See more at the local activities page.
Spread the Word!
|Error creating thumbnail:

Use the #opendbcamp hash tag on Twitter and other social media outlets.
|Error creating thumbnail:
If you want to start booking your flights, look for connections to Cagliari Elmas.
There are cheap direct flights from several European airports with EasyJet, Ryanair, TUIFly, Air Berlin, SkyScanner, and probably a few more. For example, you can fly to Cagliari from Paris, Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Stuttgart, London, Edinburgh, Brussels, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Valencia, Venice, Rome, Milan, Turin, Basel, Geneva, Krakow, and probably more by the time you come. If you book a few months in advance, you should be able to get a good price.
How to reach Pula from the airport? You have to take the bus that arrives in Cagliari (P.zza Matteotti), than take a bus that goes to Pula. Hereafter the timetable of buses from airport to Cagliari and from Cagliari to Pula. Airport-Pula.JPG
Organisers will also make a bus available on Friday 6 May, leaving from the airport around 13:00 and 17:00 and reaching Pula (Nora Club Hotel - Villa Madau - Baia Di Nora - Is Molas - Marin Hotel - Is Morus Hotel); people interested in using these buses are kindly invited to contact firstname.lastname@example.com. The bus will be waiting in the parking area (front left outside arrivals area), from around 12:30 to 13:00 and from around 16:30 to 17:00 Airport_map.JPG. You will find the logo of the event on the front of the bus.
How to reach the airport from Pula? You have to take the bus that arrives in Cagliari (P.zza Matteotti), than take a bus that goes to the airport. Hereafter the timetable of buses from Pula to Cagliari and from Cagliari to the airport. Pula_Airport.JPG
Organisers will also make a bus available on Sunday 8 May, leaving from the conference venue around 13:00 and 17:00 and reaching the airport.
6 May: Welcome Party: How to reach the Party location? By car you have to reach Pula, take Via Nora (Nora Street), than Via Sant'Efisio (Sant'Efisio Street), 'til its end directly to the party location. The public services Pula-Nora will be available. Organisers will also make a bus available on Friday 6 May, leaving from Pula Hotels around 18:30 (1. Is molas; 2. Is morus; 3. Villa Madau -meeting point the embankment- 4 .Marin Hotel; 5. Nora Club; 6. Baia di nora) and reaching Nora. From Nora back to Pula Hotels a bus will leave around 21:00 and 22:00.
7-8 May Conference days: from hotels to conference venue and back
Organisers will make a bus available from Pula Hotels , leaving at 8:30 (1.Villa Madau, meeting point the embankment; 2. Marin hotel; 3. Baia di Nora; 4. Nora Club; 5. Is Morus; 6. Is molas) and reaching the conference venue. The same bus will leave at 18:00 from the conference venue to Pula Hotels (Nora Club Hotel - Villa Madau - Baia Di Nora - Is Molas - Marin Hotel - Is Morus Hotel).
More info: firstname.lastname@example.com
There are several hotels nearby, and they offer discount rates for the conference. See more at the accommodation page
The weather in Sardinia is mild. May is almost summertime. If you live in cold places like the North of the USA, Canada, Scandinavia, May in Sardinia is definitely warmer. More logistics information will come.
Why Open Database Camp, and not Open SQL Camp like before? The Open SQL Camp tradition has evolved since its inception in 2008. It has now become a gathering of database professionals and enthusiasts, not necessarily identifiable with the SQL constraint. So, the conference welcomes everyone who deals with open databases, regardless of the languages used to interface them.
Stay tuned for more info. In the meantime, you can discuss this matter in the opensqlcamp Google Group.


text:
46_William McDonough
COfounder, McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry
Charlottesville, Virginia
Building In The Green
William McDonough, an architect and former dean of the University of Virginia's School of Architecture, is demonstrating the value of sustainable design. His idea is to build a product's afterlife into its materials from the outset. On December 4, Shaw Industries said that it would adopt McDonough's methodology to develop carpet products such as fibers and backing that can be broken down and reused.


text:
Viewing convention Program information from 2008
Session Details
Sunday, 28 December
204. Saints and Sinners in Medieval Irish Hagiography and Apocrypha
10:15–11:30 a.m., Pacific Suite F, Marriott
Program arranged by the Discussion Group on Celtic Languages and Literatures
Presiding: Lisabeth Claire Buchelt, Univ. of Nebraska, Omaha
1. "Women and the Celtic Church: Saint Brigid's Irish Hagiography," Christopher Flavin, Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale
2. "Colach and Coilech: Judas and the Miracle of the Resurrected Cock in the Leabhar Breac," Christopher Leydon, Graduate Center, City Univ. of New York
Respondent: Philip Thomas O'Leary, Jr., Boston Coll.
No comments have been posted for this session.
|© 2015 Modern Language Association.


text: (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images) [ The World Series Begins Tonight; Does Anyone Care? By Andy Lee October 19, 2011 There was a time in this country when everyone and everything took a backseat to the 'Fall Classic.' There was also a time in this country when we mostly traveled by train and corresponded by letter. Read More|Comment Category: Baseball, Opinion, Sports, SportsTalk Tags: cardinals, rangers, ron washington, super bowl, television ratings, world series, yankees Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
Notes don't synchronise, plus...
I have just upgraded to Premium and my notes (written in Outlook) don't synchronise from Outlook to my iPad.
I followed your advice and logged out and then signed back in everywhere and now I have lost all my notes.
needless to say I'm not impressed having just paid 25 euros...
What is the problem here please?
All responses
Hi Fabien,
Did you have an Internet connection at all times when using Outlook? To clarify, you signed out in Outlook and the iPad or just one of those?
Please try signing out on the iPad, and closing Outlook and clearing the cache for IE (plugin uses this), then let me know if it still continues.
Also, please sign into the web version from your browser and let me know if the notes do not show up there as well.


text:
Sponsored link: What is YOUR Secret Talent? - Take a Free Personality test
Top 10 eBooks eBookMall.com
- "They Say / I Say": The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing (Third Edition)
- How Music REALLY Works!: The Essential Handbook for Songwriters, Performers, and Music Students
- Physics for Engineers and Scientists, Volume 2, Third Edition
- The Real World (Fourth Edition)
- 2015 / 2016 ASVAB For Dummies
- Everyone's An Author
- Juliana Jewelry Reference, DeLizza & Elster
- Advanced AutoCAD 2016 Exercise Workbook
- The Pocket Guide to Critical Thinking Fourth Edition
- The NuWave Oven Cookbook: 101 Delicious Recipes for the Countertop Connoisseur


text:
7 U.S. Code § 1925 - Limitations on amount of farm ownership loans
(a) In general
The Secretary shall make or insure no loan under sections 1922, 1923, 1924, 1934, and 1935 of this title that would cause the unpaid indebtedness under such sections of any one borrower to exceed the smaller of
(2) in the case of a loan other than a loan guaranteed by the Secretary, $300,000, or, in the case of a loan guaranteed by the Secretary, $700,000 (increased, beginning with fiscal year 2000, by the inflation percentage applicable to the fiscal year in which the loan is guaranteed and reduced by the amount of any unpaid indebtedness of the borrower on loans under subchapter II of this chapter that are guaranteed by the Secretary).
(b) Determination of value
In determining the value of the farm, the Secretary shall consider appraisals made by competent appraisers under rules established by the Secretary.
(c) Inflation percentage
For purposes of this section, the inflation percentage applicable to a fiscal year is the percentage (if any) by which—
(1) the average of the Prices Paid By Farmers Index (as compiled by the National Agricultural Statistics Service of the Department of Agriculture) for the 12-month period ending on August 31 of the immediately preceding fiscal year; exceeds
Source(Pub. L. 87–128, title III, § 305,Aug. 8, 1961, 75 Stat. 308; Pub. L. 91–620, § 1,Dec. 31, 1970, 84 Stat. 1862; Pub. L. 92–419, title I, § 103,Aug. 30, 1972, 86 Stat. 658; Pub. L. 91–524, title VIII, § 807, as added Pub. L. 93–86, § 1(27)(B),Aug. 10, 1973, 87 Stat. 237; Pub. L. 95–334, title I, § 103,Aug. 4, 1978, 92 Stat. 421; Pub. L. 102–554, § 3,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 4142; Pub. L. 105–277, div. A, § 101(a) [title VIII, § 806(a)], Oct. 21, 1998, 112 Stat. 2681, 2681–39; Pub. L. 110–234, title V, § 5003,May 22, 2008, 122 Stat. 1144; Pub. L. 110–246, § 4(a), title V, § 5003,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1664, 1905.)
Pub. L. 110–234and Pub. L. 110–246made identical amendments to this section. The amendments by Pub. L. 110–234were repealed by section 4(a) ofPub. L. 110–246.
2008—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 110–246, § 5003, substituted "$300,000" for "$200,000".
1998—Pub. L. 105–277inserted section catchline, designated first sentence as subsec. (a), inserted heading, and substituted "$700,000 (increased, beginning with fiscal year 2000, by the inflation percentage applicable to the fiscal year in which the loan is guaranteed and reduced by the amount of any unpaid indebtedness of the borrower on loans under subchapter II of this chapter that are guaranteed by the Secretary)" for "$300,000", designated second sentence as subsec. (b) and inserted heading, and added subsec. (c).
1992—Pub. L. 102–554inserted reference to section 1935 of this title.
1978—Pub. L. 95–334substituted provisions setting forth requirements for loans under sections 1922, 1923, 1924, and 1934 of this title for provisions setting forth requirements for loans under sections 1922, 1923, and 1924 of this title.
1973—Pub. L. 91–524, § 807, as added by Pub. L. 93–86, substituted "$225,000" for "$100,000" in cl. (a), added cl. (b), and redesignated former cl. (b) as (c).
1972—Pub. L. 92–419struck out "normal" before "value" in first and second sentences and before "market value" in last sentence.
1970—Pub. L. 91–620substituted "$100,000" for "$60,000".
Effective Date of 2008 Amendment
Amendment of this section and repeal of Pub. L. 110–234by Pub. L. 110–246effective May 22, 2008, the date of enactment of Pub. L. 110–234, see section 4 ofPub. L. 110–246, set out as an Effective Date note under section 8701 of this title.
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Friday, March 25, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
Editor's Note: Say What?! is a new, occasional feature that consists of online comments readers have made in response to articles and features on our web sites -- www.news-daily.com, www.henryherald.com, and www.myjpa.com. These are raw, unedited comments. In bold type, are the headlines to which the comments are attached.
* SWAT team raid
Wow, you can just post anything in here regardlss if it is false
* Westmoreland criticizes military action in Libya
Wow what HYPOCRISY! Congressman Westmoreland, you supported the war in Iraq that was started with a lie and not budgeted in any of the Bush Administration's federal budgets from 2003 to 2009. What,you thought we forget those little known facts? Really!
* Butts Co. deputy involved in car crash
Okay,first off the sheriff writes his own policy for the sheriffs office vehicles thats why its called Butts County "Sheriiffs" office....Funny how this "accident" caused such an uproar & for you sooo called taxpayers why complain over a wreck that happen more than once a day. But u dont ever hear about taxpayers having to pay for the people already in jail..? This shows that we focus on small immature things than the real issue in jackson but im sure you angry taxpayers dont mind paying if your family members are in jail.We all know good and well it could have been anyone but of course everyone gets mad cause its an officer lets dont forget that! & yes im sure officers speed.. everyone does but have you ever thought it could have been a call? Which im sure if it was u would want a comment on that as well...im glad that everyones okay & no one was killed.
* Henry launches major soccer complex
* DA seeking indictment of county finance director
Politicians abusing their positions and power runs rampant on every level! Let the D.A. do her job. She will not be "influenced" by either side because she follows the letter of the Law and because she stands on principles that most politicians don't even recognize. Quit complaining about the fact that she is doing the job for which she was elected.
* Russell, Elizabeth "Betty"
You have our sincere and heartfelt condolences on the passing of Betty. Will keep you and your family in our prayers. God Bless You, Joanne and Bob Gunner
* Victims in high school beating suspended
Parents, Take this to the top and do not let this go. This kind of behavior is happening more & more in Henry County and it's dangerous. Why was this even allowed to happen? Where were the Principals, Resource Officers, etc. Schools go over board and throw the book at students for the smallest infractions yet something like this goes unpunished for the real criminals and your children will pay the full price.
* Mundy's Mill rallies for region victory
Please correct players first name. His name is John Eilum not Jack Eilum.
* Shepard, Emily
we send our deepest sympathy.
* Wanted man caught by Henry Sheriff's Office
Now! Investigate why the Police took me the first time?! stepping all over my planted Garden? my flower's and medicinal plant's from all over the world , city came to tear down my fence and my fruit three's! with convicted criminal's! ATTENTION! they took me at <<9:11>> AM <> look Up the Date! occult reason's? POLICE! <>!! Me to go The Henry hospital! Question? Why ! well he was play'n Amazing Grace on the saxophone at 8:08 am and Now he was eating Grass They say! Funny thing I have the whole Incident on My OLYMPUS recorder. At the hospital I was asked . Why are you Here? I respond! I have No Idea !!??? Now We ARE going to TAKE Your BLOOD! Take ? Did any ONE ask me if I was willing to Give it? Yes they did while <> intentional"y caused me great Pain and Permanent Damages! I DEMAND THE VIDEO TAPE! Now they TOOK My BLOOD! But I Curse THEM for 7 seven generation's. Here come's The doctor Ha Ha I remember You sir! You gave My son a Tranquillizer and Messed Him Up! And I remember telling u << lucky you R noT in ROMANia>>!! But I was Calm Based on Your Video surveillance! Why Tranquillize me too?!! By assault! Nice formula! the 1 that stop's your hearth! IM Back!
* Locust Grove boys get win
GO WILDCATS!!! LGHS boy's tennis team is 3-2 on the season with 4 matches coming up this week. Darius remains undefeated in all his matches this season, defeating Spalding at #2 singles, Drew and Sandy Creek at #1 singles. This is only our 2nd year as a team.
* County suspends liquor license
I frequent this bar, and have never seen this going on here. I am friends with the security and am still ALWAYS carded. I also happen to work locally in a restaurant. These same cops have come in to my restaurant and drank a couple of beers then took off driving on their motorcycles. So its ok for them to have a place to relax when not at work, but our place its not ok? Hows this for irony? The next time they come in there, I am going to call GSP. Henry County wont mess with their own, but GSP sure will. Then, when they get pulled over, they can experience what they do to us. Whats good for the goose isnt good for the gander? As much money as this idiot county is making off the duis they hand out, youd think they would want to keep bars open... but what do the people who elected the officials know about what they want???
* Bostic gets life, plus 5 years in murder
You know it is really sad that these people who have guns have no heart, no heart as far as a person and no heart as far as the "streets" go as well. My best friend was Murdered in Stockbridge in 2009 by 2 guys who GOT scared they pulled a gun and he walked towards them to whoop them. I hope that your childs mother has enough brains to know how to keep him away from you. Maybe you are not "religious" but God has a special place for people or should I say cowards like you, its called hell, and thats for eternity.
* Police: Ralph had 'overwhelming odor of alcohol'
So very true but have you taken a look at the officers in Clayton County and the cities, they are just as bad 95% of the time. Not all are but when a cop pulls you over just to get your NUMBER isnt that abuse of the badge? then you report it and nothing happens, come on you are in blue you should know politics win, its all in who you know.
* Teen faces judge in first appearance hearing
You know kids are just killing kids. The moral of this story.....try being nosey as a parent, get involved and quit trying to blame other people, take back our kids from the evil in the streets or they may not live to be 20.
* Teen arrested for daylight burglary
They better be glad they wasnt in my house, see they would have NEVER made it out except in an ambulance. There is a old man down the street that has a sign that says, "anyone caught stealing from this property will be shot dead NO EXCEPTIONS! both sides of his house. Clayton County said "sir, even though those signs are up we would still take you to jail." His reply? "I will be in front of 12 of my fellow clayton county homeowners, I am not too worried about it". Hope they stay a while, no probation!!!
* Grand jury indicts Clayton Sheriff's spokesperson
Kimbrough is not protecting her...if you listen to the news he said what she did was childish and immature as far as recording the conversation, however I am sure that she will be dismissed. He is really trying to fix some things and after Hill and his goons caused clay co so much money how is he "the bad guy"? Do you see any other Sherriff Departments taking OFF days to talk to the community and TRY to make it better? Kimbrough keep on keeping on!
* Nolan, Emmaline Barnett
Dear Granny, I just found out today that you're not with us anymore and its been the hardest day for me since Charlie died. Atleast now you're there to keep him company I'm sure he missed you very much! You and Charlie were the best thing that ever happened to me and I can honestly say that I wouldn't be the same person I am today if I had not met you and Charlie both! I will miss you both forever and I feel as if a piece of me is missing now that you're gone. I am so sorry you never got to meet my wife and daugter they would have loved you just as much as I do. I wish my daughter could come over to get cookies from you like I did when I was a child those were some of the best memories I have from my childhood. I'm still playing guitar and I'm proud to say that im very good at it thanks to you teaching me. well I have a million things I could say but nothing would descibe how much I love and miss you! Sincerly, Austin
* Manning still searching for right fit at Forest Park-By Derrick Mahone
The Irony of this article is that Manning took a chance on a coach in Florida with little coaching experience and NO head coaching experience,yet he dismisses a coachwho was never given an off season and in less the 60days from arriving to the school, he is fired. Also the person in the NY times article that doesn't get mention in this article is now one of the Asst.Principals at Forest Park. Someone had to take a chance on them before they became principals/asst.principals!,its just odd that they aren't more understanding?! I'm curious to hear the previous coach(Wright) comments.He is never quoted in these stories,Mr.Mahone. Maybe the next coach will be from Florida?....if the school has any teaching positions available?
* Cole named interim football coach at Forest Park
This is a mess and not fair to the players! Why not assign the AD to serve as interim coach rather get a coach of another sport who isn't in the building???...what stability is that? Why not allow Wright to maintain order until a new coach is found?...The economy did not happen over night nor did cutbacks in the county,so the Administration should have planned better..this is what happens when you have a high turnover of principals and coaches...no one cares about Forest Park! they don't have have any deep loyalty to the commmnity,parents and especially the kids...its just a JOB to them...atleast the previous coach remains at the school
* Locust Grove rolls past Drew
Just wanted to clarify that this team is the Wildcats not the lions. That is terrible to reference a team from a different school that many times in one article!!
* Grand jury indicts Clayton Sheriff's spokesperson
I agree with Steve. It seems like he is going out of his way to make sure she is comfortable in this. If any other deputy over here did something like that they would have been at least suspended, if you aint part of the click, they would be fired.
* Morrow residents raise questions about 'Olde Towne'
I agree, Susan. The leadership was too trusting of their chosen manager as the citizens were of their elected officials. There are some great people in charge now and they have realized their past errors. We can't afford to lose them so let's give them our support.
* Clayton Schools to fight gangs with 'Midnight Ball'
This too would be a great incentitve for CRCT, SAT, ACT, GHSGT & ASVAB test preparations as well year round. Call it the "Midnight Hall" invite the parents to participate also.
* Henry launches major soccer complex
You are going to find that north Henry county will continue to be neglected as McDonugh and further south flourishes. It is very obvious what is happening, just drive around. What amazes me is that this will get passed but anything to help the school system gets shot down. If you look across the state, thriving school systems are the ones that are being financially supported. Cobb, Cherokee, Paulding, Lowndes City schools.
* Victims in high school beating suspended
The bottom line here is that for years these type of activities have gone covered up. Now that they are slightly leaked into the news, there is a huge frantic reaction. Please know that there are worst things than some small town group of punk kids running around saying they are in a gang. These are wanna be hood rats that pretend to be apart of the nonsense that they are allowed to watch on TV. Also, when the county groups the same type of people from school to school and they beginning to more, you will find that these type of issues are going to get worse. The schools in this county are not balanced. Look at Stockbridge HS and Woodland HS and they are only 2 miles apart. Look at Union Grove HS and Eagles Landing. I live in the zone for one of these schools and have students that attend 3 different schools. Each of these three students are of different economic brackets.
* Residents oppose new McDonough apartments
We do not need any more apartments or strip malls in Henry County.
* Give soccer a chance - Brian Paglia's column
Thank you Mr. Paglia for shedding some light on the pitch! Soccer is often put very low on the priority list after football, soccer, wrestling, etc. If people stopped and took a look at overall records - they might pay attention a little more. In a sport that is as physical as football and just as (if not more) exciting - one would think it would catch the spotlight more. I know, one should be careful what they wish for - but when will these kids get their due? Booster clubs work very hard to support the teams and bring the crowd and having a very supportive Athletic Director that truly believes in the sport can make a tremendous difference. Thank you to all the sponsors, parents and coaches that stand by our athletes! Our numbers are few - but we are determined and dedicated!!
* Residents oppose new McDonough apartments
Nail Rd. is already zoned for apartments and town homes less than 2000 feet from where this apartment complex is proposed and was done so in 2005 in accordance with the Land Use Map. There are signs on this Nail Rd. land showing it is bank-owned so of the developer wants to build apartments he should have bought this land instead of asking for zoning contradictory to the Land Use Map. The county officials spent literally years deciding on and putting that Land Use Map together all for what? So some developer could come in and thumb his nose at it? I don't think so. As the saying goes, "Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part".
* Anti-Defamation League, schools campaign against bullying
I have a child in both high school and middle school. We have instructed our middle school child to go to a teacher again tomorrow, but so far the teacher in the class where the problem keeps occurring has done nothing. There has been name calling, threats and, as of today, items thrown at my child DURING class! The teacher in that class has done nothing. We would like our child to go through proper channels, but I have had it! If this continues, we will be meeting with the teacher and the administration. A child should not be scared to go to school! The previous instruction of "ignore it" did not help anything. It just keeps escalating!
More like this story
- Say What! 3-12-11 ( March 11, 2011 )
- Say WHAT?! - Heatley's still on readers' minds ( June 3, 2011 )
- Say WHAT?! ( February 25, 2011 )
- Say WHAT?! ( February 18, 2011 )
- Say WHAT?! - '... Trash is the new class of America' ( July 30, 2011 )


text:
Page 1 of 4
JAIPUR: The MD and CEO of ICICI Bank, Chanda Kochhar reconnected with her roots on Sunday when she visited the Malaviya National Institute of Technology ( MNIT) where she lived during her formative years. Attending the All India Advani Memorial Basketball Tournament in the memory of her father, RM Advani, the second principal of the then Malaviya Regional Engineering College, Kochhar along with her mother and two siblings visited the campus.
RM Advani served the institution from 1963-74. He passed away while still being in the office. In the memory of its beloved teacher and an avid sports lover, the college started All India Memorial Basketball Tournament.
The tournament witnessed some top teams competing for the title. It ran successfully till 1996 after which it was stopped. Celebrating the golden jubilee in 2012 the college alumi association revived the tournament for which the whole Advani family was invited.
Visiting the campus after a gap of almost four decades, Kochhar remembered, "There was hardly any construction and the area was covered by jungle. We even had instance where leopard entered the campus and came near the residential area. But we were too young and it was all an adventure. It has changed a lot since then."
She also reckoned the journey from the college campus to the St. Angela Sophia School at ghatgate where she studied till class tenth. "A small tempo used to take us from the campus to our school. Since it was not very much habitated, the journey was both fun and thrilling.
Kocchar feels her education and experience in her early years helped in shaping her professional life. "Whatever values that we acquired during those days certainly helped us in getting to a position where we are today her in achieving the success through out her life.
She along with her father would sweat it out on the lawn tennis courts and basket ball ground. An alumnus, Mahavir Punia who closely associated with the activities of the college remembered that Prof. Advani used to her all his three kids to sports ground and made them play along with the college students.
"We want to show our children where we lived in our early days and where their grandfather taught. Though, they already knew about the campus already as my mother shared lot many stories with them. But I am sure they are thrilled visiting here and must be a great experience for them" said Mahesh Advani, who works with Essar oil.
Addressing the gathering Kochhar said she was happy to see more girls on the campus and achieving success in all spheres. She said that her father had stressed on girl education and would be proud of the fact that two of his grand daughters are engineers.
Stay updated on the go with Times of India News App. Click here to download it for your device.
Interest Networkitimes | Email


text:
Jonathan Walters
- Club Football
- East London
- Editorial
- England
- English Premier League
- Facial Expression
- Finland
- Following
- Football
- Football Player
- Forbidden
- Forward - Athlete
- Goalkeeper
- Greater London
- Horizontal
- Jonathan Walters
- London - England
- Looking
- Match - Sport
- Peter Crouch
- Photography
- Sport
- Stadium
- Stoke City F.C.
- Striker
- Upton Park
- West Ham United F.C.
West Ham United's Finnish goalkeeper Juss Jaaskelainen looks on as... News PhotoClub Football,East London,Editorial,England,English Premier League,Facial Expression,Finland,Following,Football,Football Player,Forbidden,Forward - Athlete,Goalkeeper,Greater London,Horizontal,Jonathan Walters,London - England,Looking,Match - Sport,Peter Crouch,Photography,Sport,Stadium,Stoke City F.C.,Striker,UK,Upton Park,West Ham United F.C.Photographer BEN STANSALLCollection: AFP 2012 AFPWest Ham United's Finnish goalkeeper Juss Jaaskelainen (C) looks on as Stoke City's English forward Peter Crouch (2nd R) reacts following a goal by Stoke City's Irish forward Jon Walters (not seen) during the English Premier League football match between West Ham and Stoke City at the Boleyn Ground, Upton Park, in East London, England, on November 19, 2012.AFP PHOTO/BEN STANSALL RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or "live" services. Online in-match use limited to 45 images, no video emulation. No use in betting, games or single club/league/player publications. (Photo credit should read BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images)


text:
High pass filter of baby giggling. Frequencies over 2000 Hz are boosted, others reduced.
0 comments
Please log in to comment
920 x 245
481 x 86
375 x 30
We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. By browsing our site you agree to our use of cookies.
For more information check out our cookies policy.


text:
This entry was posted on Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 at 6:48 am and is filed under .
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Name (required)
Mail (will not be published) (required)
Enter answer from above into this input:


text:
The Ceddia Union Building (CUB) serves as the University Union & Student Activities Center. The CUB strives to enrich the lives of students, members of the university and surrounding communities through educational opportunities, a variety of services as well as co curricular programming.
Check out our Events tab for more information.
Hours Of Operation
Mon - Thur: 8am - 12amFri/Sat: 8am - 2amSun: 12pm - 12am
Contact Us
University Union & Student Activities (CUB)1871 Old Main DriveShippensburg, PA 17257-2299
Office: 717-477-1560Fax: 717-477-4035
Shippensburg University Bookstore
Ship Dining
PSECU eCenter
The Ceddia Union Building CUB, occupied in 1971 serves as the center for most non academic university functions and as an extension to the university as a whole. A major addition was completed in 1992, doubling the size of the building and providing space for the University Bookstore and Career Development Center. Formerly known as the Cumberland Union Building, the CUB underwent a name change in the summer of 2005 in honor of retired University President Dr. Anthony F. Ceddia.
In December 2012, the CUB completed another major
renovation and expansion project adding new dining facilities and retail
locations, a new Bookstore, new administrative and student group office spaces,
lounges and social spaces, new meeting and conference rooms, event spaces, and
a full service UPS store. The CUB has incorporated energy efficiency within the
building design and is in the process of obtaining the Silver LEED (Leadership
in Energy & Environmental Design) Certification.
The CUB is a second home for students away from their residence halls and off campus housing. This building is a place for you to hang out, connect with friends, attend various events & activities, have a meal or get a snack and most importantly it's the students' building.
This page is an official publication of Shippensburg University: A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
Shippensburg University - 1871 Old Main Drive - Shippensburg, PA 17257 - (717) 477-7447
Ask a Question/Provide Feedback | Right-to-Know Policy | Privacy Statement | View on Mobile


text:
This member hasn't added any personal information yet.
Leave Mirage123 a message to find out more.
Forum Post: No Debate: Brady vs Manning
Posted 11/02/2014 07:43:50 EST
I hope the bozos from ESPN read this and don't talk any bs about Brady.
Forum Post: Why and ow do you say his name?
Posted 09/05/2012 12:01:53 EDT
I think this new guy will be cut after week 1 and they will bring in Kellen Winslow.
Forum Post: Playoff teams Cincy and Denver
Posted 01/01/2012 11:38:13 EST
Denver, Oakland, SD finished 8-8, all of them are 3-3 in the divison games, SD is 7-5 in conference games, but Denver is only 6-6. Why did Denver win the Division? Also, Cincy and Tenn finished 9-7, T more »
Forum Post: Tiebreakers over Houston and Ravens
Posted 11/14/2011 10:17:30 EST
See link http://www.playoffstatus.com/nfl/afcstandings.html
Forum Post: Should Edleman be cut?
Posted 11/02/2011 10:55:11 EDT
In Response to Should Edleman be cut?: With Edleman's arrest, his frequent injuries, his lack of worthy production and his one role as returner not as noteworthy as that of other past Pats returners ( more »
Forum Post: Shane Vereen
Posted 10/17/2011 06:42:06 EDT
Is it possible to for him to have an "injury" ( wink, wink), so that he can put on IR for the season and activate Kevin Faulk? Vereen is not in plans this year. more »
Forum Post: Cut OCHO NOW
Posted 09/25/2011 09:09:53 EDT
In Response to Re: Cut OCHO NOW: In Response to Re: Cut OCHO NOW : How many minutes were on the clock when Out of Synco dropped the TD making us burn up time we didn't need to? If my memory serves me more »
Forum Post: What Happened to Branch today
Posted 09/25/2011 04:41:00 EDT
This game really makes me sick. more »
Forum Post: Say NO to Randy Moss.
Posted 09/13/2011 01:38:45 EDT
I think we cut cut Ocho after next game and sign Moss. Moss is far better than Ocho. If agrees to play 18-20 snaps a game. he will be a much better decoy for Branch and Welker to get open. Also, if th more »
Forum Post: Anyone find it strange about Branch..
Posted 09/01/2011 11:58:30 EDT
In Response to Re: Anyone find it strange about Branch..: No I do think it's possible that brady has been trying to target other guys like price and Ocho and the TEs, that need more game time experie more »
Forum Post: Six Personnel Errors That Haunt the Patriots
Posted 08/30/2011 01:39:33 EDT
Two worst ones are Maroney and Chad Jackson. they cost us two Super Bowls. Any running back in that draft (Joseph Addai, Maurice Jones Drew, DeAngelo Williams or Leon Washington) would have worked. As more »
Forum Post: Offers made
Posted 02/03/2011 09:02:07 EST
I only wish is BB trades both 3rd rounders, so that we get out of 3rd round. BB has a terrible record with 3rd round picks. more »
Forum Post: hypothetically speaking
Posted 12/13/2010 04:42:39 EST
In Response to hypothetically speaking: if the fins are able to beat buffalo and detroit and bring their record up to 9-6 and the Yets lose to pittsburgh and chicago and both teams then become 9-6 and more »
Forum Post: Maximum completions without any interceptions
Posted 12/13/2010 09:47:15 EST
We all know Brady is closing in on the record passes without an interception. Does anyone know what is the record for number of completions without an interception.. more »
Forum Post: Fred Taylor out again
Posted 11/14/2010 08:10:16 EST
What a waste of two roster spots Fred Taylor and Sammy Morris. Remember we also had Laura at the start of the season. Poor Job by BB trusting two old running backs in the start of the season. Didn't e more »
Forum Post: Any Pats Fans out there NOT rooting for RANDY MOSS 2night?
Posted 10/11/2010 06:35:56 EDT
I want Vikings to win this game and then lose all other games, so we get a good 3rd round pick more »
Forum Post: Trading Randy Moss Would Be A Death Sentence This Season......
Posted 10/05/2010 10:12:07 EDT
Trading Moss for a 3rd round draft pick is really dumb. What will get in 3rd round another Tyrone McKenzie or Crable? more »
Forum Post: WHAT HAPPEN to the PATRIOTS
Posted 11/17/2009 05:40:16 EST
In Response to WHAT HAPPEN to the PATRIOTS: Once we get a good lead, coaches go for prevent mode both in offense and defense. Offense will not play their normal game, so that go three and out. Defense more »
©2015 Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC
Separate multiple addresses with a comma


text:
Shipped custom boxed and fully insured for complete reliability from our warehouse via FedEx Home Delivery.
In Stock Ready for immediate delivery!
Limited Availability Get it before it's gone!
Option Out of Stock
Currently Out of Stock.
Expected in-stock: 03/03/2016
Fun and fanciful overhead light fixture or lantern style hanging lamp. Practical for use over a reading chair, desk or table top. Colorful cylinder style shade inlaid with faux cut crystals and hanging faux jewel baubles. Stylish lighting perfect for contemporary, eclectic interior design.
The following products were typically purchased along with the Four Petal Beaded Ceiling Lantern. Click on any of the products below to find more information and to add to your shopping cart.
6 ft. Tall Double Sided Van Gogh Divider
Toll Free:
Email Us
© 2013 Oriental Furniture


text:
Jessica Simpson shows off her baby bump, Justin Bieber releases a photo for his highly anticipated new song "Boyfriend" and you'll never guess which dancer showed off a photo of them as a child! Cute right?
Check out the personal photos these celebs and more shared on Twitter this week below:
© 2015 EHM Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
In partnership with TMZ.com | Privacy Policy | AdChoices


text:
Closet Design Marin
Forget Everything You Know About Marin Closet Design
In order to find the perfect way to structure your closet, you need to completely rethink what a closet can do. Fortunately, we've already done all the work. Our Design Consultants are experts on how to use our Marin closet design techniques to redesign your closet space in ways that can store anything you need in the most innovative and practical manner possible. By saving you time and stress, our experts will have you on your way to enjoying your sleek and streamlined new closet in no time at all.
At California Closets, You Are Our Priority
We could talk endlessly about how our Marin closet design yields the most well-engineered and well-crafted closets around, but at the center of our Marin closet design is you. Our Design Consultants work directly with you, outlining your organizational goals and what you have in mind for your closet, then engineering the most efficient and streamlined closet possible. Whatever you have in mind, our Marin closet design is capable of creating it.
Let Us Design Your Closet
We would love nothing more than to put our extensive expertise to work for you. Call us today to discuss your Marin closet design ideas and schedule a FREE in-home consultation! The future of Marin closet design awaits you.


text:
I think that is such a f-ing ripoff. So, if I overpay and dont need it later on, can I get my money back? That's why I haven't signed up for the service yet, cause I havent decided now many law schools to apply to.
Page created in 0.371 seconds with 18 queries.


text:
High Light
HIGH LIGHT - The Landscape Photography of Dave Butcher
Price: £10
Reduced from full price of £12.99
My first book is still available. It was reprinted by the same printer that did the original print run to make sure the same high quality printing was achieved. The price includes UK shipping. There is a charge for shipping outside the UK. All copies ordered here are signed by the author.
It has 64 pages with 60 of my photographs in 4 galleries: Mountain Light (shots from the Alps and Colorado), England and Wales, Scotland, Skiing and Snowshoeing (including ski mountaineering and piste skiing)
I have also written 3 sections covering the basics of: Hill and mountain landscape photography, equipment needed for this type of photography, darkroom techniques that I use, including the 'Ilford way' for split grade printing
The first 2 sections are written in general terms and are relevant to all photographers, not just those taking black and white photographs. They are just as appropriate for photographers taking colour and digital pictures as to black white photographers.
The short darkroom section is specific to black and white printing in the darkroom. It describes basic techniques, as well as those like split grade printing, in simple terms such that they can all be used routinely.
If ordering through a bookshop the ISBN is 1-904825-03-6.


text:
December 6, 2013
By Theodore R. Bromund, Ph.D.
In "Let's Make a Deal", audience members trade one prize for a chance at winning a better one, but take the risk of getting only a worthless Zonk. The pressure is on to take the gamble.
This makes a great game show, but in reality it's a terrible way to negotiate. Good agreements aren't driven by a desperate need to deal. As the Obama administration has illustrated yet again with its nuclear pact with Iran, if you want a deal badly, you just get a bad deal.
The administration has made four big international deals since 2009: the New START Treaty with Russia, the UN Arms Trade Treaty, the Syrian chemical weapons arrangement and, now, the enrichment deal with Iran. They share a disturbing set of characteristics.
In each instance, the U.S. wanted a deal more than the nation(s) it was dealing with. With Russia, Obama was anxious to start the world down the path toward his dream of nuclear zero, a dream the Russians definitely do not share.
With the Arms Trade Treaty, the administration was afraid that the alternative to a UN treaty -- one made by everyone else outside the UN -- would be even worse. With Syria, the president was looking for a way out of a crisis that he created with his own ill-advised "red line" declaration.
And with Iran, he wanted to seize the opportunity supposedly created by the election of pseudo-moderate Hassan Rouhani. Tehran wanted to escape from sanctions, but Obama was even more anxious for a deal: it was for this moment that he ignored the protests that swept Iran in 2009.
What makes these deals even worse is that they are all about constraining us, not the other guy. New START didn't require Russia to destroy a single nuclear missile: it only reduced the size of the U.S. stockpile. The Arms Trade Treaty won't stop the lawless and incompetent nations of the world from selling arms irresponsibly, but our lawyers will guarantee that it restrains us.
The essence of the Syrian deal was that it saved the U.S. from having to carry out Secretary of State John Kerry's "unbelievably small" retaliatory strike on the Assad regime, which gets to remain in power. The Iran carve-up removes the lingering threat of any U.S. military action and makes Israeli action all but unthinkable, while the Iranians keep on enriching uranium and can zoom up to weapons-grade levels far faster than we can reimpose sanctions.
The administration is more afraid of having to respond to an Iranian nuclear breakout than it is of a breakout itself. The deal has bought only a six-month delay in the Iranian program, at the cost of easing UN sanctions the U.S. had carefully built up since 2006.
At the core of the accords is the belief that the U.S. is the nation that needs to be restrained. That is why they involve big concessions from us in exchange for far less from the other side. Since we are the problem, we are the ones who need to give things up to get a deal.
It's also why these deals are not just bad policy. They are also technically crummy: poorly drafted and ambiguous. The White House and the Iranians already are wrangling about what their arrangement contains. The State Department itself called the Arms Trade Treaty "ambiguous." New START's definition of the weapons it covers is equally unclear. And the Syria deal is embodied in a UN Security Council resolution that, to win Russian acquiescence, refuses to set out any consequences if Syria fails to comply.
This administration is at its worst when it enters its 'let's make a deal' mode. To get a good deal, you have to be prepared to walk away, and ensure the deal is equitable, well-written, and enforceable. That's deal-making 101. But the administration has done none of this. Instead, it's landed us with a bunch of Zonks.
- Ted R. Bromund is a senior research fellow in The Heritage Foundation's Thatcher Center for Freedom.
Originally appeared in Newsday
Theodore R. Bromund, Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow in Anglo-American Relations
Read More >>
Request an interview >>
Please complete the following form to request an interview with a Heritage expert.
Please note that all fields must be completed.
Heritage's daily Morning Bell e-mail keeps you updated on the ongoing policy battles in Washington and around the country.
The subscription is free and delivers you the latest conservative policy perspectives on the news each weekday--straight from Heritage experts.
The Morning Bell is your daily wake-up call offering a fresh, conservative analysis of the news.
More than 450,000 Americans rely on Heritage's Morning Bell to stay up to date on the policy battles that affect them.
Rush Limbaugh says "The Heritage Foundation's Morning Bell is just terrific!"
Rep. Peter Roskam (R-IL) says it's "a great way to start the day for any conservative who wants to get America back on track."
Sign up to start your free subscription today!
The Heritage Foundation is the nation's most broadly supported public policy research institute, with hundreds of thousands of individual, foundation and corporate donors. Heritage, founded in February 1973, has a staff of 275 and an annual expense budget of $82.4 million.
Our mission is to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense. Read More
© 2015, The Heritage Foundation Conservative policy research since 1973


text:
National Parks Conservation Association Hopes Senate Will Act on Hearing's Findings on Climate Change in Parks
|August 24, 2009
|Kathleen O'Neil, National Parks Conservation Association, 202-419-3717
National Parks Conservation Association Hopes Senate Will Act on Hearing's Findings on Climate Change in Parks
The Senate subcommittee on national parks held a field hearing today in Estes Park, Colorado, to gather information on the impact of climate change in Colorado's national parks.
Statement by Mark Wenzler, director of clean air and climate programs for NPCA:
"National parks show some of the clearest examples of global warming, since they are protected from many other impacts. Record temperatures, drought, flooding, and displaced wildlife are already evident in the national parks. Things will only get worse unless our leaders commit the resources necessary to safeguard national parks, wildlife, and our own communities from the effects of global warming.
"Congress could soon provide an answer: the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009, which passed the House earlier this summer, dedicated a small amount of revenue generated from the sale of greenhouse gas pollution permits to state and federal natural resource protection programs. A similar provision is needed in the Senate's version of climate legislation. I hope Congress will follow the lead of Senators Udall and McCain by enacting legislation that safeguards America's natural heritage from the effects of climate change."
# # #