text:
Shows by Country: Mexico
Alborada - 2005/12/12
The plot of Alborada revolves around the beautiful Mary Hipólita Diaz, a young Mexican woman. Mary was separated from her parents as a child, and went to... more →
Amigas y Rivales - 2001/07/30
The plot of Amigas y Rivales revolves around the exciting lives of four young women from different walks of life. Laura is a hardworking college student who... more →
Cuna de Lobos - 1986/03/01
A story of good and evil, Cuna de Lobos revolves around the lives of the Larios family. When Carlos Larios, the head of a prominent pharmaceutical company... more →
Dos Mujeres, un Camino - 1993/09/14
Juan "Johnny" Villegas is a man with a history. He transports merchandise from Mexico to the United States, embarking on adventures that often bring him... more →
El Derecho de Nacer - 1981/03/01
El Derecho de Nacer is a heartfelt double narrative about love and loss. When a beautiful young woman asks her doctor, Alberto Limoneta, for advice on an... more →
Teresa - 1989/01/01
N/A more →
Volver a Empezar - 1994/05/01
Starring Mexican diva Yuri as Reni, Puerto Rican singing legend Chayanne as himself, Carlos Miguel as Poncho and Pilar Montenegro as Jessica. Reni is a 20... more →
Gitanas - 2004/07/27
The telenovela tells the story of Maria Salomé, a young and stunning gypsy woman, played by Mexican actress Ana de la Reguera, who falls in love with a... more →
Muchachitas - 1991/05/01
Muchachitas is a Mexican telenovela produced for Televisa by Emilio Larrosa who also wrote the script during 1991 and 1992. The telenovela was also shown on... more →
Rebelde - 2004/03/21
Rebelde ("rebel" or "rebellious") is a Mexican telenovela (soap opera) produced by Televisa. It is a remake of an Argentine telenovela Rebelde Way adapted... more →


text:
Memrose Theatre
1214 Colley Avenue,
2 people favorited this theater
Showing 5 comments
I also remember The Memrose only showing Disney Movies. Bambi broke my heart. If I remember correctly there was a drugstore across the street (Colley Ave) and you could see Norfolk General Hospital. Was there also a 'Highs'?
wsasser, thanks so much for the photo!
Chuck, thanks for finding the address.
That must be Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, that would put tne Memrose more or less between Raleigh Avenue and Fairfax Avenue on Colley Avenue. Alas, in those days, I think Colley Avenue was straight. I think, when it was widened a big curve was put in it, so I think the old Colley Avenue is now called Childrens Lane? Anyone else know anything about this or the Memrose? From what I can remember, I would guess it was BUILT in the 1930's and was sorta ART DECO.
LEVINE THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES, a very classy act, was the chain for this theatre.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
My Favorite Things, those gals are just too cute. I really do want them all, but for now, I have 2 of them.
I used some new Echo Park papers; they are soooo pretty. Once the cutie was colored, I cut her out and adhered her with boosters to the image panel. I don't know if you can tell it or not, but the circular elements of the phone have crystal effects on them.


text:
Please join us! Coupon for Yogurtland printable.
Celegrating our 50th location!
683 N. Euclid St., Anaheim Wednesday August 26th 1lam-12:30pm
• FREE "50/50″ Yogurt 5oz Free "50/50″ Bar Flavor
• The "Kogi BBQ Truck" the other local cult favorite (follow Kogibbq on twitter)
• Anaheim Ducks Street Team and Ducks Giveaways
• FREE T-shirts (while supplies last
• Ribbon Cutting
• FREE Gift Cards for our first 50 guests


text: I decide to do the city because urban is defined as the "city or town". My picture is of the New York City because the city is full of a wide variety of people. Many historical events happen there too so that is another reason why I chose it. Also there are many different building structures there too.


text:
Real Women in Lingerie: Turns Out They Look Great
There have been a number of sea changes in modeling, advertisements, and the way women and models are depicted in the media lately. Fashion shows have started to ban models with Body Mass Indexes that are under 18. Retailers like J. Crew are using regular people in photo shoots instead of models and even some stores that employ models have committed to no longer dramatically retouch photos. Even magazines are taking the pledge to stop airbrushing models. But, surprisingly enough, it's lingerie companies that are being the most bold in the shift in how they depict women's bodies, going from unattainable to ordinary-and-awesome.
First up: Forever Yours Lingerie, a company based in Vancouver, CA. The company offers intimates for women of all sizes: bras start at a B cup size and go up through K. And, while the company has always featured a models representative of their broad demographic, they recently stepped up to show support for one plus size model they adore, Elly Mayday, who is undergoing treatment for a rare form of ovarian cancer.


text:
JANESVILLE (WIFR) -- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. has announced that Jaime Tobias, Property Accounts Manager for both Janesville Mall and East Towne Mall was recently honored as the CBL Employee of the Year at the company's recent regional leadership conference held in Frankenmuth, Michigan.
Jaime was selected from a field of nominees for her outstanding work ethic. She handles all accounting functions including budgeting and recoveries for both centers. Jaime began her career at Janesville Mall in 1996 while still in high school as a customer service center employee and quickly branched out to other departments when needed. In 2003, she was named the Property Accounts Manager at Janesville Mall where she has earned the Best Collections award every year. In 2010, Jaime added East Towne Mall accounting to her job duties, working with both malls simultaneously. Since taking over at East Towne, she earned Best Collections every year awards for this mall as well. "Jaime exemplifies all of the traits one needs for success. She is a true team player," said Julie Cubbage, General Manager of Janesville Mall.
Jaime is an instrumental part of both mall management teams. In addition to her accounting duties, she has also found time to negotiate branding and specialty leasing deals. She recently completed a partial play area sponsorship with the YMCA for Janesville Mall. "I've worked at Janesville Mall for 19 years and never in my wildest dream did I imagine such an honor. It's a reflection of the terrific teams I work with every day at Janesville Mall and East Towne Mall and the many mentors both in the field as well as the home office that have helped me along the way," said Mrs. Tobias.
"We were so pleased to nominate Jaime for this award and were delighted that she was chosen to represent CBL as the Employee of the Year," stated Ron Brinza, Regional Director of Management. Mrs. Tobias graduated from Black Hawk Technical College with a degree in accounting. Jaime is married to Jeff Tobias and they are the proud parents of three boys, Anthony, Austin and Alexander ranging in age from 2 to 12 years. She is an active volunteer at the boy's school activities as well as local scouting. Tammy Rozek, General Manager of East Towne Mall states, "Jaime is a prime example of what hard work, determination and passion can achieve and we are proud that she is a member of our team."
As part of this award, Mrs.Tobias received a vacation package as well as a cash prize.


text:
Susan Hutchison - June 22, 2012
Susan Evelyn Hutchison, 95, of Grand Island, Neb. went to be with her Savior on June 22, 2012, at Wedgewood Care Center in Grand Island.
Susan was born on June 19, 1917 in Grant, Neb. to Josiah M. and Sarah M. (Stowell) Hutsell.
She was united in marriage to Enos P. Hutchison on Oct. 24, 1937 in Denver. After their marriage they worked for the Union Pacific Railroad, where they provided meals for the construction gangs until 1942.
The couple made their home in Grant where they owned and operated the Juke Box Cafe until 1950. They moved their growing family to Wallace, Neb. where they purchased the Wallace Hotel and Cafe. In 1960 they moved to Wolbach, Neb. where they lived until their property was destroyed by a tornado in 1963, at which time they moved to Grand Island.
Susan and Enos enjoyed playing cards with friends and family and going to the horse races. Enos died in October 1975.
On Jan. 6, 1979 she was united in marriage to Walter G. Hadenfeldt of Grand Island. They enjoyed traveling, dancing, gardening and playing cards with family and friends. Walter passed away in February 1987.
Susan married William Keller of Grand Island on June 2, 1992. The couple lived in Grand Island and St. Paul until the time of Bill's death in 1999.
Preceding her in death are her parents, her husband, Enos; five brothers, three sisters and two grandchildren.
Survivors of the immediate family include her five children, Velma and husband Arny Gunderson of Axtell, Neb., Viola and husband Jim Mamot of St. Libory, Neb., Josiah "Joe" Hutchison and Daniel "Dan" Hutchison both of Grand Island and Maj. Rt. Ellis (Al) and wife Karen Hutchison of Belton, Texas; 17 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren; stepdaughters Marilyn and husband Darrel Johnson and Charlene and husband Dennis Spires; numerous nieces and nephews.


text:
Product Description
Includes a free headcover!
This unique putter was originally named the Chantilly after the hometown of the inventor in France. It soon became known as the Gassiat after Jean Gassiat, a four time French National Champion and Winner of the 1912 French Open.
The toe of the putter is at a right angle to the face which the inventor claimed help you better align the putter.


text:
Welcome to this week's edition of Must Read Horror, your one-stop shop for the best horror articles the internet has to offer. This week:
High Impact, Low Body-Count: Movie Killers Who Put Quality Over Quantity
And Now The Screaming Laughter Starts! (When Your Horror Goes Horribly Wrong)
Back Against The Wall: The Decline Of Survival Horror and Why It Needs Saving
For more articles like this, please follow @thisishorror on Twitter.
High Impact, Low Body-Count: Movie Killers Who Put Quality Over Quantity
Michael Myers has slaughtered over a hundred people, while Jason Voorhees has clocked up a massive three hundred kills, but once you've seen one machete death, you've seen them all. What about those less prolific movie killers, whose on-screen kills prove that seldom does not mean sissy? This article at FearNet looks at the more frugal murderers from cinematic history.
RIP Ray Harryhausen: Ten Of His Best Movie Monsters
He was a special-effects wizard, the Godfather of stop-motion animation, and this week saw the passing of a true legend. Ray Harryhausen created some of the most memorable movie monsters, gifting youngsters and adults alike with nightmares of gargantuan beasts, colossal serpents, and skeletal armies. Here, Entertainment Weekly picks ten of the best Harryhausen creations, from Sinbad to Clash Of The Titans.
And Now The Screaming Laughter Starts! (When Your Horror Goes Horribly Wrong)
Over at Fangoria, legendary splatterpunk author, filmmaker, and screenwriter, John Skipp, takes an irreverent look at what happens when you realise that the horror you're watching/reading is actually a stinking pile of Golem-shit.
12 Best Asian Horror Films You've Never Heard Of
Asian countries have a knack of putting out some truly disturbing horror. We've all seen Ringu and Ju-On, and as a result we're more than familiar with the wet-girl climbing through any appliance you've stupidly left on standby. Here, Horror-Movies.ca look at some of the more obscure – yet no less terrifying – Asian horror films that you've never (probably) heard of.
Back Against The Wall: The Decline Of Survival Horror and Why It Needs Saving
Survival horror in videogames has been in decline of late, with action-orientated games becoming more favourable. This article at Ausgamers investigates why games such as Resident Evil and Dead Space are going the way of the dinosaurs, and what should be done to bring the genre back.
Support Us
This Is Horror Books
The best way you can support This Is Horror is buy our books. Head on over to the This Is Horror Shop to see the books we have available. We have a special offer on All Four Year One Books – JUST £10!
You can buy our latest release, The Visible Filth by Nathan Ballingrud direct from us right now. Each direct order includes eBooks in PDF, epub and mobi format.
You can also buy Ray Cluley's Water For Drowning from Amazon UK and Amazon US.
Buy This Is Horror Books on Kindle!
- The Visible Filth by Nathan Ballingrud (Buy on Amazon UK.) (Buy on Amazon US.)
- The Elvis Room by Stephen Graham Jones (Buy on Amazon UK.) (Buy on Amazon US.)
- Water For Drowning by Ray Cluley (Buy on Amazon UK.) (Buy on Amazon US.)
- Roadkill by Joseph D'Lacey (Buy on Amazon UK.) (Buy on Amazon US.)
- Chalk by Pat Cadigan (Buy on Amazon UK) (Buy on Amazon US.)
The Best Way To Support The Podcast?
Subscribe, Rate and Review on iTunes!
Help the Podcast, spread the word: subscribe, rate and review on iTunes UK, iTunes US or your country's iTunes.
Amazon Affiliates
Support us by shopping through Amazon Affiliate links. UK Customers: Amazon UK. US Customers: Amazon US.


text:
Gift & Travel Cards
- Pre-paid Visa cards for gift-giving or traveling needs.
- Safer alternative to cash, accepted worldwide.
- Purchase any amount you need.
Learn More
Customer Service Center
- A variety of convenient services available to our customers.
- In-house teller services, night deposit, safe deposit boxes.
- Find useful information and phone numbers.
Learn More


text:
lavic &
Section Information
What Is SEES
SEES Committees
SEES Officers
Annual Newsletter
Conference Information
SEES Programs
Conference Minutes
Conference Schedule
Other Information
Internet Links
Newletter Committee
Virtual Meeting
Jan. 16, 2007
Attended by:
Terri Miller, Newsletter Editor (MSU), Liladhar Pendse (UCLA), Angela Cannon (LC) Tatjana Lorkovic (Yale) Marta Deyrup (Seton Hall) Jean Dickinson (UC-Berkeley) Kay Sinnema (LC) Sandra Levy (Chicago) Tatiana Barr (Yale)
The meeting was convened by Terri Miller of MSU after an announcement and invitation to attend to the SlavLibs List serv.
After the call to order, Terri gave a brief report on finances.
Reports were then heard from the different sections of the Newsletter.
Jean Dickenson on News from the U.S. & Canada
Tatiana Barr reported on Transitions.
Marta J Deyrup, on gifts and acquisitions
Sandra Levy on the bibliography
Terri Miller will gather together the minutes etc from ALA and AAASS meetings.
Terri also got a Library Profile from University of Michigan
Many of us reported that we had not yet received many contributions and will send out another on Slavlibs.
Terri had several ideas for cover art and Jean Dickenson suggested that the Wallace Library at the Rochester Institute of Technology has some neat Polish posters online
Contributions should be sent to the section editors by Feb. 1 and we are to get our completed sections to Kay by Feb. 8.
Terri wanted to know who would be at ALA this summer and noted that we might be making some changes in assignments.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 3:30 p.m. EST. There were a few messages that came after that as email permitted.
Submitted by Sandra Levy
Last updated 2/01/07


text:
Avadyne Health has been selected by Onslow Memorial Hospital to implement technology that will make accounts receivable and denial follow-ups faster and more accurate.
The deal is the first of its kind between the two entities and was negotiated under terms of Avadyne�s agreement with the Southern Atlantic Health Alliance.
The hospital will use Avadyne�s Next-in-Queue workpooling technology to achieve faster payment resolutions, pursue payers based on collectability and cash flow and reduce first pass denial rates.
The project begins this month and is projected to be fully operational by mid-1st quarter 2014.
More information is available at avadynehealth.com.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Looking for a top that does more than its intended purpose? Look no further than the Demi Underwire top! This top is the ultimate in wear-ability! Wear it bra under clothing, wear it as a bandeau, criss cross the straps or wear them like a halter! The possibilities are endless! Molded underwire cups are designed to provide the perfect lift and support. Its detachable, adjustable straps can be worn over the shoulder, criss-crossed across the back, or worn as a halter. S hook back closure with three loops allows for adjustability. This black color way pairs well with our Cozumel, Color Blocked, and Marquise prints.
L*SPACE by Monica Wise - Swim - Demi Underwire Top
Strut your stuff in this widely popular hipster bikini bottom. Soft side tabs with ruching at the inner front create a boy-short look while the ruched back detail adds a sweet touch to the behind. Offered in our full cut for the gal who desires the most coverage and highest rise on the back side. This electric coral color way pairs well with our Arrows, Color Blocked, Carnivàle, and Summer Sky prints.
L*SPACE by Monica Wise – Swim – Monique Bottom – Electric Coral


text:
This beach is located at
35° 38' 35" N x 121° 11' 15" W (Latitude: 35.64308, Longitude: -121.18774).
You can map this location with
Google Maps,
Google Earth,
MapQuest, or
This beach has been identified as being either an official or unofficial clothing optional beach with common nude use.
For a list of more naturist beaches take a look at the complete
list of clothing optional beaches.
These are the closest beaches with coordinates to this beach.
These are the closest towns with coordinates to this beach.
These are the closest hotels to this beach.
More hotels may be available.
Links to sites with information related to this beach.


text: An Amherst man who's been convicted of home break-ins across Virginia was sentenced Tuesday afternoon in Albemarle. Judge Cheryl Higgins gave Kevin Scott Burchardt (pictured) 30 additional years behind bars. To the dismay of some of Burchardt's victims, the Albemarle part of his sentence will be served concurrently with the 88 years he's received in less populous counties. The 34-year-old was sentenced earlier in other local jurisdictions, including Fluvanna and Nelson.


text:
Vanderpump Rules
Kristen Doute and James Kennedy Are the Best St. Patrick's Day Couple Ever (PHOTO)
It's clear that no one could have possibly pinched Vanderpump Rules star Kristen Doute or her boyfriend James Kennedy on St. Patrick's Day this year! Indeed, the two definitely got into the Irish spirit.
On March 17, James posted a selfie of himself with Kristen and Scheana Marie, and all three are hilariously decked out in amazing St. Patty's Day garb. "Keepin it totes turnt today @Kristendoute @scheanamarie," he captions the cute pic.
OK, so we have zero idea what "totes turnt" means. Still, we're loving this pic, since it shows that these three are capable of being silly and getting into the holiday spirit. And how cute is Scheana's tiny leprechaun hat? Plus, James is doing a nice job of rocking that bow tie.
It's great to see that Kristen and SUR busser James are still going strong, regardless of their age difference. We also love that Kristen and Scheana are able to maintain their friendship, despite Kristen's ongoing feud with Scheana's bestie, Ariana Madix.
So will Kristen and James go the distance? Things are certainly looking good for them. Plus, they apparently have the luck of the Irish on their side.
What do you think of Kristen and James as a couple?
Source: James on Instagram


text:
Brad Karsh
Brad Karsh, "The Man Who Read 10,000 Resumes," was the Vice President and Director of Talent Acquisition at Leo Burnett, one of the largest advertising agencies in the world. Now, as president of JobBound, Karsh is the leading authority on what it takes to land your first job after college. His insider advice has been featured on CNN Headline News and CNBC, as well as in Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Chicago Tribune, Newsday, Glamour, and the College Journal.


text:
baby shakes in his sleep!
My 1 month old shake occasionally (its really rare) he shakes his shoulders and chest while he's asleep, , it's only happened like 3 times and only last like 20 seconds , is this normal? should i be worried? i'm worried because during my pregnancy on my 40th week i noticed my stomach twitching a little again it only happened like twice and for a short amount of time
Posted: 04/22/2013 by urbanmom22
Answer this question


text:
This 4-summary collection includes 8-page summaries of Mojo, What Got You Here Won't Get You There, The Leader of the Future, and The Leader of the Future 2, all written by Marshall Goldsmith.
©2016 Soundview, Inc. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission. Please read our Terms & Conditions.


text:
@Inproceedings {export:70532, abstract = {
We present empirical analysis of human searches for information from mobile devices, focusing on temporal dynamics, semantics, and topics of queries. Our analysis is based on a large scale data of mobile search logs over a week period from a major US mobile service provider. We find that human searches appear in bursts over time with the distribution of the query inter arrival time following a power law decay up to a day and decays exponentially beyond. Interestingly, this finding conforms to some other measures of human activity reported in previous studies. We also provide preliminary characterisation results of the semantics and topics of queries, some of which conform to that of previous studies. The results would be of general interest for understanding the dynamics of human activity and, in particular, may be leveraged for the design of mobile services.}, author = {Milan Vojnovic}, booktitle = {Proc. of 2008 International Zurich Seminar on Communications}, institution = {Microsoft Research}, month = {January}, number = {MSR-TR-2008-08}, pages = {0}, publisher = {IEEE Communications Society}, title = {On Mobile User Behaviour Patterns}, url = {http://research.microsoft.com/apps/pubs/default.aspx?id=70532}, year = {2008}, }


text:
Specter, Other Dems, Looking to Reverse Huge Securities Decision
The Journal's SEC reporter, Kara Scannell, sent along this post on a new congressional bill that could give plaintiffs lawyers — especially those who file shareholder fraud suits — a shot in the arm.
Plaintiffs' lawyers could gain a new line of business, if a bill backed by three Democratic Senators moves forward.
Sen. Arlen Specter, the Pennsylvania lawmaker who recently flipped to Democrat from Republican, introduced a bill on July 30 that, if passed, would reverse the Supreme Court's 2007 Stoneridge decision and expand the number of entities shareholders can sue in corporate fraud cases.
The legislation is already attracting strong reaction from the trial bar and big business. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the nation's largest business lobby, opposes the bill. Lisa A. Rickard, president of the Chamber's Institute for Legal Reform, said, "Greatly expanding private securities class action lawsuits will only slow our economic recovery, drag down investors' portfolios and retirement accounts, and delay the creation of much needed new jobs."
Dan Newman, a spokesman for the large plaintiffs firm Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins countered: "For our economy and our financial markets to thrive, corporations must be held accountable when they commit fraud."
The stakes are high. If the bill is adopted or added to the broader regulatory reform package it could be a boon for the trial bar and a headache for advisers. Lawmakers who advocated on behalf of the plaintiffs' position in the lead-up to the Supreme Court fight, including House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank, could push for its passing, but it would still need to gain key Republicans in the Senate before it could become law. Frank's office couldn't be immediately reached for comment.
In the 2007 case known as "Stoneridge" the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-3 vote that shareholders can't sue third parties, such as accountants, lawyers, and bankers for aiding in a fraud committed by the company whose stock they own. (Justice Breyer recused himself because he owned stock in a company named in the case). The Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice Department can and do prosecute those individuals under aiding and abetting statutes. Click here for a post from the day Stoneridge came down; here for a 2007 back-and-forth between lawyers on either side of the debate.
The high court decision reaffirmed the current law, but at the time plaintiffs' lawyers launched an aggressive lobbying, public relations and litigation campaign in hopes of expanding the scope of potential defendants, especially to deeper pockets once companies involved in a fraud went out of business. It was countered by an equally aggressive effort by the business lobby.
Spector's bill, which is co-sponsored by Jack Reed (D-R.I.) and Edward Kaufman (D-DE), would reverse that decision by amending the securities laws to allow for private litigation against a person that provides "substantial assistance" in violating the law.


text:
|Tyler Schnitzler captures All-State football honors as Kenesaw QB
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 22 December 2011 19:46
Tyler Schnitzler of Kenesaw garnered All-State football recognition from the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal Star. The 5-10, 170 pound junior at Kenesaw Public Schools was selected as quarterback and co-captain for the D1-eight man first team on both the World Herald and Journal Star rosters.
This marks the second year of post-season All-State accolades for the young man who is the great-grandson of Edna Christenson of Wauneta and the grandson of Alvin and Joyce Christenson of Lincoln.
Schnitzler rushed for 1,343 yards and 31 touchdowns this season, earning him a spot on the 37th Annual Bobby Mills 1,000-Yard Club. In 2011 there were 85 Nebraska high school players achieving the rushing milestone, including 62 seniors, 17 juniors and six sophomores.
Schnitzler led his team to an 11-1 season, falling to undefeated Elgin/Pope John in the state playoff semifinals to finish ranked at No. 2 in D1-8 behind E/PJ.
During Kenesaw's 2011 campaign, Schnitzler also had 964 yards passing, connecting on 14 touchdowns with only one interception thrown throughout the entire season.
He is the son of Craig and Julie Schnitzler of Kenesaw.
|Last Updated on Thursday, 22 December 2011 19:49


text:
This topic is archived and can not be replied to any more.
|Site For Booking Flights Within Europe posted Thu Mar 3 2005 05:53:08 by NYCA330
|AF/KLM To Start Charging For Second Bag posted Wed Oct 14 2009 03:50:48 by TomFoolery
|How About Charging For Carry-on Bags? posted Thu May 1 2008 10:29:21 by Clickhappy
|Halt For Screen All Checked Bags At US Airports! posted Mon Jan 12 2004 16:40:06 by ScottysAir
|Route Changes For All Airliners Egypt -Europe? posted Sat Nov 10 2012 01:50:19 by nijltje69
|KLM Opens Reservations For AMS-FUK-AMS posted Wed Oct 17 2012 12:18:06 by factsonly
|SK Will Start Charging For Soda On Their Longhaul posted Wed Oct 3 2012 11:59:11 by Mortyman
|Will KLM Restart MIA For The Winter? posted Wed Aug 29 2012 19:23:05 by Navion
|Wizzair To Trial Charging For "large" Hand Baggage posted Mon Jul 9 2012 12:54:07 by gilesdavies
|KLM Strategist Pledge For Chapter 11 System posted Tue Jun 12 2012 00:16:26 by Jana


text:
Hello everybody
This is my first post here.
I use Zimbra for almost 1 year now and it has been a very good experience.
I managed to setup a zimbra server following the excellent guides you guys provide.
2 days ago and I started getting this error in all external connected imap accounts and I simply cannot receive any more mails.
I am able to receive mails in zimbra own accounts but not in imap accounts on external servers.
This is the error I get:
This is Zimbra version:A network service error has occurred.
method: ImportDataRequest
msg: system failure: Unable to connect to mail store: DataSource: { id=38e796ce-6f53-4837-a6d0-69e87896dbd7, type=imap, isEnabled=true, name=Helder Alves, host=imap.graficapacense.pt, port=993, connectionType=ssl, firstname.lastname@example.com, folderId=262 }
code: service.FAILURE
detail: soap:Receiver
trace: btpool0-38:1264674549919:1c495c3a8fe13d2a
email@example.com_28ce1a6eb64c85e3a08c26d5c2630eeb131029e6_69643d3 3363a37336264373965612d653735632d346161642d3837303 02d6564633539626661656537613b6578703d31333a3132363 43735393133383132353b747970653d363a7a696d6272613b
Client Version: 5.0.14_GA_2850.UBUNTU8
Client Release: 20090303190551
Build Date: 20090303-1918
Thanks in advance for your help.
Helder Alves


text:
Local: News
South Dakota Adds To Rainy Day Fund
The State of South Dakota ended the fiscal year with another surplus, putting twenty four million dollars into….
SDSU Cookies 'n' Cream named best ice cream treat in S.D.
Since the '70s, the origin of Cookies 'n' Cream ice cream has been debated….
Parasite Cases Continue To Rise
State health departments in Iowa and Nebraska are tracking an outbreak of cyclosporiasis….
Funding Cuts For Highway 20
Officials in northwest Iowa say after decades of planning and construction, completing the conversion of Highway 20…
Grants For Planting Trees
Towns and cities across Nebraska are eligible to apply for a grant program dedicated to trees…
One Killed in Single Vehicle Accident
Early yesterday morning, Yankton Police responded to a car in Marne Creek…
South Dakota's Workforce Grows
The Legislative Planning Committee took an extensive look at the state of the workforce in South Dakota at their meeting….
Wind Energy Development In South Dakota
While wind energy development has been at a standstill in the state for the last few years, that may change…
More Money Than Expected in Nebraska
The State of Nebraska finished the last fiscal year on a strong surge, with tax revenue for the year….
Searching For Sturgeon
The search for young palid sturgeon in the Missouri River continues….


text:
I am addicted to Asian food. I am ashamed to say that I passed this addiction on to my daughters (The Foodie and Princess) while they were in the womb. As hard as I try, I can only go about a week without something with soy sauce on it. Invariably, almost every weekend--especially when one of the girls are home--a low and strong craving builds until I have to pay a visit to one of my favorites like Asia Bistro or Green Papaya for some General Tso's Chicken with Hot and Sour soup or the like. Sometimes I am so anxious, I don't use the chopsticks.
After going this past Sunday afternoon without Asian food, I thought I would be distracted by the Super Bowl festivities at the Snobatorium with the silly hype about which brother the Harbaugh parents loved best. I almost made it too. Then, just before the half-time show and during the E-Trade Baby Commercial (which we all thought was one of the best but did not make the masses' top five) the following picture flashed on the screen for half a second:
I passed on the Pu Pu Tray (Egg roll, crab Rangoon, fried shrimp, beef cho cho and BBQ Ribs), and went straight for the hot and sour soup, egg roll and the spicy Hong Kong chicken ( $5.75 at lunch). Was quickly satisfied with the service, cleanliness and taste of the food. They could have made it a little spicier for my taste because I am a hottie err...I like it hot. They can make it as hot as you want I am sure.
I was enjoying my fare when on the news came a story about a party at the Kappa Sigma house at Duke where they celebrated (or ridiculed) Asians and new-English speaker's difficulties with pronouncing the letter "L": One email featured the puppet character of former Korean leader Kim Jong-Il from "Team America: World Police" and reads "Herro Nice Duke Peopre" in a misspelling intended to convey an east Asian accent.
|Deck the halls with boughs of horrey.....
Anyway, I was enjoying my lunch and the warm feeling in my stomach as the soy and duck sauce kicked in, thinking about the Panda in the hot tub with the E-Trade Baby and the party at Duke and trying to make sense of it all when the waitress came to me with my check and asked:
"wrill dat be arw?"
I have now learned that hot and sour soup can clean out your sinuses. However, I do not recommend it.
Panda Wok
3044 McGehee Road
Montgomery, AL. 36111
Tel (334) 649-4649.
[Ed. Note: Tuffy is our newest Gumphead and this is her first attempt to amuse us. Please give her only sensitive comments]


text:
Does One Direction's "Best Song Ever" have the best video ever to match? Uh, YES.
Like the song's progressively layered synth intro reminiscent of The Who's "Baba O'Riley," Directioners the world over have been been steadily building and building up to the moment when the music video for "Best Song Ever" — the lead single off of One Direction's upcoming third studio album, Where We Are — would finally be released. Well, guess what: NOW IS THAT TIME.
While fans may be split as to which number from the boys' catalog is indeed their true "best song ever," we can unequivocally say that this is, without a doubt, their best video ever… along with "What Makes You Beautiful"… and "Little Things" — OK! So maybe all of their videos are their #BestEva, but that doesn't change the fact that the "Best Song Ever" video is not only a small step for man, but one GIANT leap for boy band-kind.
Watch One Direction's "Best Song Ever" video after the jump.
The Ben Winston-directed clip opens with our guys in a meeting with a bunch of shallow, out-of-touch Hollywood types — played by the boys of One Direction themselves — who try to force Harry, Liam, Zayn, Niall, and Louis into some hackneyed boy-band cliche-filled vision for the boys' upcoming concert film, "This Is Us" (out Aug. 30!). Knowing full well that they're not the type to copy The Village People, *NSync, or Backstreet Boys, 1D run wild at the agency, eventually igniting a highly choreographed ending dance routine that references the fact that, well, they don't dance.
Packed with no shortage of self-aware, tongue-in-cheek moments, "Best Song Ever" regularly alludes to memorable moments in boy-band history — much like The Wanted's recent "Walk Like Rihanna" video — but unlike their rivals, One Direction opt not to recreate any boy-band moments (unless they're being ironic, which they totally are). In doing so, the boys essentially close the door on the previous era of packaged boy-band behavior (think: matching outfits, choreographed dance routines, toy dolls…. oh, er, never mind), and turn toward the future to usher in the next. What's left? The Best. Boy. Band. Video. Ever. #MICDROP
+ Watch One Direction's "Best Song Ever" video.
Photo credit: Columbia


text:
Sea Rescue
Meet the Animals
SeaWorld Kids
Are You a Quiz Whiz?
The Wildlife Docs
The Shamu Store
The Busch Gardens Store
The Sesame Place Shop
Animal Information
Behind-the-scenes tours
Spring Break and Summer Camps
Educational video resources
Animal interactions
SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund
Caring for our Killer Whales
Animal Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Return
View All Favorites
Edit Cart
Check Out
All Events
All Rides
All Shows
All Exhibits
All Experiences
All Dining
All Shopping
Learn More
All SeaWorld Stars
All Tours
All Webcams
The mysterious beluga whale is one of our park's most sociable animals. Born dark grey, their signature white color is actually cool camouflage belugas develop by maturity, allowing them to swim in the waters of their icy arctic homes.
Nicknamed "sea canaries" by mariners, belugas are often heard before seen thanks to their unmistakable vocalizations. Instead of dorsal fins, they have a low dorsal ridge that lets them easily swim beneath thick ice sheets and find breathing holes; a pretty cool adaptation essential to life in one of the coldest regions of the globe.
You might also enjoy our Wild Arctic Up-Close Experience, a behind-the-scenes tour that features unique animal interactions and the opportunity to talk to the experts who care for them.
Take a helicopter ride or leisurely walk to the Wild Arctic® where you can view majestic beluga whales in a frozen research station.
Q: Where are belugas found?
SW: They make their homes in the Arctic ocean and its adjoining seas, including the Bering Sea, the Gulf of Alaska and the Hudson Bay, among others.
Q: Are they endangered?
SW: In Alaska, about 375 beluga whales live in the northern part of Cook Inlet. Unfortunately, this population is listed as endangered due to its small size and lack of recovery from earlier hunting and other threats.
Q: What do they eat?
SW: Beluga whales eat about 100 different types of mainly bottom-dwelling animals like octopus, squid, crabs, snails, sandworms, and a variety of fishes.
Q: How big do they get?
SW: Males average around 11 to 15 feet long (3.4 - 5.5 m) and weigh up to 3,300 lbs. (1,500 kg). Females grow to about 10 to 14 feet (3 - 4.3 m) long and weigh up to 3,000 lbs. (1,360 kg).


text:
Face Forward offers all sorts of internships that are directly relevant to the career goals and skill sets of young business professionals in the Twin Cites. An opportunity to get hands on experience in the nonprofit local performing arts community, our interns are directly involved with a growing network of talent. See deadlines and internship positions below!
December 23rd – January 27th: Spring internship application submission period
January 19th – January 30th: Interviews
February 1st-2nd: Notification of application
February 9th: First Meeting
March 16th: Mid-Spring Evaluations
April 27th: Last Meeting
Email firstname.lastname@example.com with a cover letter, resume, & indication of which internship you are interested in (you can choose more than one) to apply.
For the blogging extraordinaire – Face Forward needs your help! Create content by attending local performing arts/social justice events, as well as conducting interviews with some of the most edgy, talented, up and coming performing artists in the Twin Cities. Keep our look fresh by adding your creative words to our new blog – running on the front page of our new website!
Social Media Rep
For the twitter guru and facebook fanatic – Face Forward needs your help! Spend a semester with Face Forward creating a social media campaign and using your skills to expand the Face Forward community. Monitor your success by tracking twitter followers, facebook fans, website views, and blog comments – hands on experience in one of the fastest growing communities of artists and socially aware individuals in the Twin Cites!
"I can't sing. Nor can I dance, paint, write, or play an instrument. I can, however, inspire and be inspired; motivate and be motivated; influence and be influenced. And I can confess I have felt all of these through my work with Face Forward. I've had handfuls of great networking opportunities though this organization and I've especially enjoyed being a representative of Face Forward. I found that spontaneously giving out business cards to street artists or sending emails to potential clients have really helped build the Face Forward community… and I'm proud to say I have contributed."
– Tina McCabe, Community Liaison Intern


text:
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The National Weather Service has extended heat warnings for parts of Wisconsin into Saturday -- after days of excessive temperatures that reached into the 100s.
The high heat has been blamed for three deaths in Wisconsin and is suspected in a fourth.
Heat-related deaths were reported in La Crosse, Lone Rock and Janesville. The death of an Onalaska man is also being investigated as possibly related to the heat.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that a heat warning was supposed to expire Friday but was extended. Southern Wisconsin lakeshore counties are now in an excessive heat warning through Saturday morning, while inland counties are under a heat warning until Saturday afternoon.
The heat has also caused highways across the state to buckle.


text:
While researching a couple of email marketing options for an organization I was working with recently, I came upon a new report produced by the nonprofit consulting firm Groundwire (formerly ONE/Northwest) that did an excellent job breaking down ten email service providers.
These ten providers represent the top options for nonprofits when considering an email communication service. The report breaks down each provider by features, integration with other platforms (such as Salesforce), and pricing. After you have mapped out your email marketing requirements (email volume, frequency, budget, integration needs, scheduled delivery, etc.) the report makes it wicked easy to narrow down your options. Some of the service providers profiled in the report are MailChimp, VerticalResponse, and CampaignMonitor.
The full report can be downloaded for free at: http://groundwire.org/support/articles/email-service-provider-comparison-report-2010
Submitted by Adam King, consultant with Highway T for Michigan Nonprofit Association.
Filed under: Communication, Marketing, Technology Tagged: | email service provider, Marketing, nonprofit technology


text:
Hours of Operations:Tuesday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 10 p.m.Saturday, 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.Sunday & Monday, Closed
Bronx Massage Therapy offers you a proven, all-natural approach to pain relief. From Swedish to prenatal, we practice massage therapies that offer immediate results.
The benefits of our therapies go beyond pain relief. Massage is also a great way to relax and unwind without the need for medicinal assistance. Our massage therapist is very professional and ready to help you.
Contact us in Bronx, New York, to book an appointment.
Enjoy lasting pain relief with the help of our massage therapist in Bronx, New York. For 10 years, Bronx Massage Therapy has provided clients with alternatives to traditional pain and stress treatments.
Our company owner, Maureen Reichelt, is a New York state licensed massage therapist with 15 years of experience. She provides a variety of treatments at our locally owned salon, including Swedish, medical, pregnancy, deep tissue, hot stone, trigger point, and no-fault auto massages. Give us a call to start feeling better than ever.


text:
And then there were two. There will be a winner with the next update. Click here
Click here
It has come to our attention that there was an error in the hockey pools for the games on October 29th. A team was listed that should not have been as it was not playing that evening.
After considering multiple options, we have decided to disregard all the results from the games on October 29th. We apologize for the error and hope that this resolution will resolve any outstanding concerns. Our thanks for your continued support.
Thank you to all the entrants to this year's hockey pool. Your support is greatly appreciate.
Here are the links to 2 documents:
1. A Summary of the picks sorted by last name
2. A Summary of the picks sorted by teams playing on Oct 22nd.
From this point on, updates will be posted on our website. Good luck to all.
This season, we will be holding an online vote to determine the colour of our third practice t-shirt. There are 5 colours listed in the link below. Visit the link and submit your entry. Voting closes on the evening of Sunday October 4th!
Orientation/Registration Day is on Sunday October 4th at Lively High School. Athletes are requested to begin arriving at 9:45am. We will begin the Orientation Session at 10:00am. Lunch will be provided for the athletes. Parents are requested to begin arriving at 12:15pm. We will begin the Registration Day portion at 12:30pm. Here is the tentative schedule for the day.
Please ensure you review the Parent Code of Conduct as well as the Athlete Code of Conduct. Parents are required to bring the completed OVA Individual Registration Form with them to the Registration Day.
15U - Tuesday September 29th 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Copper Cliff Public School
17U - Tuesday September 29th 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Lasalle Secondary
12U & 13U - Wednesday September 30th 6:00pm to 8:00pm at Northeastern Elementary
14U - Wednesday September 30th 6:30pm to 8:00pm at Copper Cliff Public School
A reminder that the next 14U tryout will be on Wednesday September 23rd from 6:30pm to 8:00pm at Copper Cliff Elementary. The next session for all other teams will be on Saturday September 26th at Lasalle Secondary at the listed times:
12U (2004 or Later YOB) 13U (2003) 15U (2001 YOB) 18U (1998 YOB) 9:00am to 11:00am
14U (2002 YOB) 16U (2000 YOB) and 17U (1999 YOB) 11:00am to 1:00pm
Now posted are this season's program information packages. Click on the appropriate age division below for the most up to date information:
Tryouts will take place beginning on Saturday Spectember 19th, 2015 at Lasalle Secondary. Click here for information on time slots and cost.
To facilitate the process, we are asking athletes to register online here.
Clinics will take place on Saturday Spectember 12th, 2015 at Cambrian College, 1400 Barrydowne Rodd, open to all female athletes click here for information on time slots and cost.
To facilitate the process, we are asking athletes to register online here. Please refer to the FAQs if you have any questions, or contact club president Michael Margarit.
Skills Clinics - September 12th/13th
First Tryouts - September 19th/20th
Additional Tryouts - September 26th/27th
Orientation/Registration Day - October 4th
We welcome Heather Walker to the coaching ranks. Here is the link to the SudburySports.com article.
SudburySports.com article and TheSudburyStar.com feature.
The Northern Chill Volleyball Club is pleased to announce the return of its Spring Developmental House League.
This program will be available to female athletes in the Greater Sudbury area over a 4 week period:
Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 Female and Male Athletes
Grades 5 and 6
5:30pm to 7:00pm
May 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28th.
Grades 7 and 8
7:00pm to 8:30pm
May 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26 & 28th.
Ecole St. Denis, Centennial Drive, Sudbury
$100.00, Includes T-Shirt
Athletes will be guided over the 4 week program by the coaching staff and athletes of the Northern Chill Volleyball Club. The athletes will be exposed to the necessary skills in order to build a solid foundation for their future volleyball development. The Developmental House League is open to athletes with previous volleyball experience but also to those that are interested in an opportunity to experience the sport.
Payments is due at the first session. Cheques can be made payable to: Northern Chill Volleyball Club. If you have any quesitons, please contact Eric Bacon at email@example.com
Click here for the registration form.
Pleased to announce this year's Block Out Bullying logo submission winner
is 14U athlete Mallory Frantz! In addition to having her logo displayed on
this year's Block Out Bullying t-shirts, she will also be receiving a
prize from Overkill!
T-shirts are being printed as we speak and should be available shortly!
We are pleased to announce the contest that we will be running over the
month of February.
The contest is simple. We are challenging athletes to hold as many
volleyballs as they can at one time. You are able to use anything that you
would wear for volleyball practice. (So no backpack holding volleyballs as
an example).
Athletes are asked to have a photo taken of them holding the volleyballs.
The photo can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com and we will post
the photos online as they come in. Photos should be taken at a practice
session so you have enough volleyballs.
From the submissions, we will select the 3 athletes that are able to hold
the most volleyballs. Each of the 3 winners will receive a prize from
Overkill as well as a private 90 minute training session with Club
President Michael Margarit in March.
Each athlete has ONE submission only within the month of February.
With only two games remaining, we are down to 6. Here is who is in, along with their picks for the next two games.
Moe B
Mario M
Steve C
Glenn M
Debbie S
Jen H
We are inching closer to the end.....After 8 nights, we are down to 22.
Friday Nights Picks,
Glenn M,
Debbie S
Kerri G,
Cody B,
Chelsea W,
Justin B
Moe B
John B,
Emma S,
Amanda R,
Emma S
Jen H (5)
Peter B
Mario M,
Steve C
Tom M,
Mikaela R,
Brittny R
The numbers are starting to dwindle. Down to 25 pools:
Amanda R, Andy C, Blair L, Brad J, Brittni R, Chelsea W, Danielle H, Debbie S, Emma S,
Glenn M, Gunner W, James S, Jen H, John B, Justin B, Lorne F, Marco P, Mari M, Mikaela R, Moe B, Noah S, Peter B, Steve C, Thomas M, Tom M
Halfway through the pool, and we are down to 59...check back Sunday for a detailed list of the remaining entries.
We getting closer to the finish. Down to 111 left in the pool. This Saturday night marks the halfway point of the pool.
The numbers are getting smaller still....down to 166. Check back We'd for the next update.
After Thursday night's action, we are not dow to 369 entries in the hockey pool.
The Northern Chill Volleyball Club would like to thank everyone who
supported our athletes through hockey pools. With over 1800 entries, we
are currently tabulating results, and will have results shortly. Please
keep checking back for more updates.
A reminder that Orientation / Registration Day is Sunday October 19th at
Lively District Secondary School.
Start time for the athletes is for the Orientation portion is at 10:00am
while parents are expected for the Registration Portion at 12:30pm.
9:45am to 9:55am - Athletes Arrive
10:00am - Start of Orientation Day
12:00pm - Lunch for Athletes (Provided by Northern Chill Volleyball Club)
12:15pm to 12:25pm - Parents Arrive for start of Registration Day
12:30pm - Start of Registration Day
2:30pm - End of Registration Day
Athletes will not be eligible to participate in any Chill functions moving
forward if forms and fees are not received as per the deadlines.
Athletes are required to download the Registration Package from one of the
available sources and bring it completed with them on Sunday.
All athletes will be required to bring black spandex and their volleyballs
shoes and socks with them for individual and team photos. We will
distribute the jerseys for photos.
The Player Registration Packages are now available for download here. They
have been emailed to all of the Team Managers as well this morning for
Please ensure you download a copy of the Player Registration Package from
one of the available sources prior to Registration Day. Athletes will not
be eligible to participate in any Chill functions moving forward if forms
and fees are not received as per the deadlines.
All athletes will be required to bring black spandex and their volleyballs
shoes and socks with them for individual and team photos. We will
distribute the jerseys for photos.
To commemorate our Tenth Anniversary Season, the Northern Chill Volleyball
Club is pleased to announce that we will be hosting the JUMP Volleyball
Camp here in Sudbury at Lockerby Composite on October 24th and 25th.
The JUMP Volleyball Camp is owned and operated by former Canadian Men's
National Team player Louis-Pierre (LP) Mainville.
The sessions are open to all young athletes wanting to improve their
volleyball skills. LP will be showing the participants how they can work
on their motor, technical and tactical skills to take their game to the
next level.
We will be offering 3 sessions over the 2 days:
Friday Oct. 24th, 6pm-9pm: U17-U18 boys and girls (born in 1997-1998)
Saturday Oct. 25th, 9am-12pm: U13-U14 boys and girls (born in 2001-2002)
Saturday Oct. 25th, 1pm-4pm: U15-U16 boys and girls (born in 1999-2000)
To register for the general sessions on October 24th and 25th, you can visit:
These sessions are a unique opportunity for the athletes in Northern
Ontario. While it is a fantastic opportunity for athletes to receive some
high-level training prior to the start of their respective seasons, it is,
more importantly, a way for our club to give back to the volleyball
community that has so graciously supported us for the past decade.
For those travelling from out of town for the event, we have negotiated
preferred rates with the Westmount Hospitality Group. Please see the flyer for details.
If you are interested in the general sessions, please make sure to visit
the weblink above and register ASAP. Please note that spots are limited
in each of the sessions, so don't delay!
Here is the schedule for Sunday September 28th:
17U Girls - 9:00am to 12:00pm at Confederation (Final Tryout)
16U Girls - 2:30pm to 5:00pm at Lockerby Composite (Final Tryout)
14U Girls - 11:30am to 2:00pm at Lockerby Composite (Practice)
15U Girls - 2:30pm to 5:00pm at Lockerby Composite (Practice)
13U Girls - 2:30pm to 5:00pm at Lockerby Composite (Practice)
18U Girls - 9:00am to 12:00pm at Confederation (Practice)
17U Girls - Tuesday September 23rd (6:00pm to 8:00pm at Confederation
15U Girls - Wednesday September 24th (6:30pm to 8:30pm at Copper Cliff Pubic School)
The 15U Coaching Staff would like to thank all of the athletes who
participated in the first 2 rounds of tryouts for their effort and
attendance. The following athletes are invited to the next round of 15U
tryouts on Sunday September 21st:
Allison Labrash
Becca Hopkins
Britney Chevrier
Brooke Smith
Christina Rorison
Kaitlyn Woods
Kayla Murray
Kayley Hancharyk
Lexi Johnson
Maddison Loiselle
Marissa Beeson
Mikaela Eithier
Mikaela Richter
Natasha Gervais
Samantha McGrath
Sydney Coles
Here is the next round of tryouts. Athletes who were unable to attend the
first session are welcome to attend this round.
14U Girls - Wednesday September 17th (6:30pm to 8:30pm at Copper Cliff
Public School)
15U Girls - Thursday September 18th (6:00pm to 8:00pm at Confederation
14U Girls - Sunday September 21st (11:30am to 2:00pm at Lockerby Composite)
13U Girls - Sunday September 21st (2:30pm to 5:00pm at Lockerby Composite)
13U Boys - Sunday September 21st (2:00pm to 4:00pm at Lockerby Composite)
15U Girls - Sunday September 21st (2:30pm to 5:00pm at Lockerby Composite)
16U Girls - Sunday September 21st (9:00am to 11:00am at Confederation
17U Girls - Tuesday September 23rd (6:00pm to 8:00pm at Confederation
18U Girls - Selection Closed
A set of thanks to all the parents that attended our Parent Information
Sessions today. As discussed, here is a copy of the presentation. Should
you come up with any other questions after reviewing the presentation
again, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Click here for information on tryout dates and locations for the upcoming 10th Anniversary season!
A new look is coming to Northern Chill! Things around here will look different in about 6 weeks.
Copyright 2013 - Northern Chill Volleyball Club


text:
chicken - 8.99
chicken sundance
grilled all-natural chicken breast, baby spinach, sun-dried tomato spread and cream cheese & chives generously stacked on homemade black bread with grainy dijon mustard
chicken little
terry's chicken salad with romaine lettuce and tomatoes on your choice of homemade bread
cobb wrap
a traditional cobb salad with grilled all-natural chicken breast, blue cheese dressing, bacon, avocado, tomatoes, romaine lettuce and red onions wrapped in a flour tortilla
buffalo chicken wrap
grilled all-natural chicken breast, blue cheese, romaine lettuce and buffalo sauce wrapped in a flour tortilla
chicken caesar wrap
grilled all-natural chicken breast, romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese and caesar dressing wrapped in a flour tortilla
the skinny caprese
grilled all-natural chicken breast, fresh mozzarella, tomato, basil, spinach, artichoke hearts & balsamic vinaigrette in a whole wheat tortilla
roast beef - 8.99
the black angus
foodstuffs roast beef with cream cheese and chives served with tomatoes and arugula on black bread
foodstuffs stampede
foodstuffs roast beef with grainy dijon mustard and herbs, topped with wisconsin cheddar cheese, romaine lettuce and tomatoes on homemade seven grain bread
turkey - 8.99
the californian
foodstuffs roasted turkey breast and havarti cheese with dijon mayonnaise, avocado, romaine lettuce and tomatoes on homemade seven grain bread
mr. bill
your choice of foodstuffs roasted or smoked turkey breast with wisconsin swiss cheese, romaine lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, honey mustard and our roasted red pepper spread on homemade crusty bread
the napoleon
your choice of foodstuffs roasted or smoked turkey breast with wisconsin brie cheese, served with grainy dijon mustard and arugula on homemade black bread
the soprano
smoked turkey breast, marinated tomatoes, fresh wisconsin mozzarella cheese, fresh basil and our artichoke spinach spread on homemade italian hearth bread
turkey croissant
foodstuffs roasted turkey breast with avocado, bacon, romaine lettuce, tomatoes and fat-free mayonnaise on a flaky croissant
the bulldog
foodstuffs roasted turkey breast, cheddar, havarti, bacon, marinated tomatoes and honey mustard on your choice of bread.
ham - 8.99
the j.b. wich
bavarian ham, wisconsin swiss cheese, romaine lettuce tomatoes and honey mustard on toasted french bread
the bavarian
bavarian ham, honeycup mustard, brie cheese and artichoke spinach spread on a flaky croissant
the allegheny
bavarian ham with romaine lettuce and tomatoes on homemade seven grain bread
the works
the hangover - 10.99
foodstuffs roasted turkey breast, roast beef, ham, cheddar, provolone, onions, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, giardiniera and bbq sauce on ciabatta bread
the hangover part 2 - 8.99
cheddar, provolone, giardinera and genoa salami grilled on country french bread
big daddy - 10.99
foodstuffs roast beef and roasted turkey, bavarian ham, wisconsin cheddar cheese, wisconsin provolone, havarti, dijon mayonnaise, sun-dried tomato spread, romaine lettuce, tomatoes and red onions on your choice of homemade bread
seafood - 8.99
loco's tuna wrap
courtney's tuna salad with corn, avocado, wisconsin cheddar cheese, tortilla strips and giardinera peppers rolled into a whole wheat tortilla
the sorry charlie
courtney's tuna salad with romaine lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers on homemade seven grain bread
niki's tuna sandwich
courtney's tuna salad with sun-dried tomato spread, whole grain mustard, romaine lettuce and marinated tomatoes on your choice of homemade bread
paninis - 8.99
chipotle chicken
grilled all-natural chicken breast with fresh mozzarella cheese, grilled onions and chipotle mayonnaise on focaccia bread
bbq chicken melt
grilled all-natural chicken breast with wisconsin swiss, bacon, romaine lettuce and tomatoes smothered with hecky's bbq sauce on homemade seven grain bread
someone's favorite panini
smoked turkey breast, brie cheese, wisconsin wilderness cranberry chutney and romaine lettuce on country french bread
turkey artichoke panini
foodstuffs roasted turkey breast, artichoke hearts, tomatoes, grilled onions, blue cheese and spinach & artichoke spread on homemade bread
the v.p. panini
smoked turkey breast with grilled mushrooms, onions, brie cheese and foodstuffs homemade pesto sauce on italian crusty bread
tuna melt
courtney's tuna salad with tomatoes and wisconsin cheddar cheese, grilled on homemade seven grain bread
texas tuna melt
courtney's tuna with cheddar, havarti, bacon & bbq sauce grilled on buttercrust bread
vegetarian paninis - 8.99
via's panini
sun-dried tomato spread, roasted tomatoes, spinach, artichoke hearts, homemade pesto and fresh mozzarella on country french bread
adult grilled cheese
wisconsin cheddar, provolone, homemade pesto and tomatoes grilled on sourdough bread
hot blonde panini
goat cheese, basil, marinated tomatoes, artichokes and pesto on ciabatta bread
the luca brasi
fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, marinated tomatoes, giardinera and provolone grilled on crusty bread
vegetarian delights - 8.99
pomodori alla mozzarella
fresh mozzarella cheese stacked with sliced tomatoes on crusty bread with fresh basil, homemade pesto and cracked black pepper
the g.h. special
avocado, dried cranberries, tomatoes, onions, hummus, cucumbers & spinach on 100% whole grain bread
the vegetarian
vegetables, avocado, hummus, roasted red pepper spread, and fresh basil on your choice of homemade bread.


text:
Reply to comment
looks like the nutters have got here said...
Submitted by mf344 on July 13, 2010.
"Anthropogenic Global Warming is a fraud perpetrated by others for their political/genocidal agenda"
And you know this how exactly?
Do you disbelieve thousands of scientists? are they all in it together and to what end?


text:
The following case is of sufficient interest because of its comparative rarity and the unusual coincidental complication of measles to warrant reporting it briefly.
A hasty review of the literature provides no strictly comparable case, and only one other case was encountered in which a coincidental contagious disease occurred. This was reported by Pepper and Lucké, in 1921, and occurred in a boy, aged 14, with rather severe scarlet fever and associated nephritis. At autopsy, it was found that only a single kidney was present, and this had been severely damaged by the infection, the resultant nephritis being the cause of death. In the case reported here I feel that the measles was an entirely coincidental condition, being of but questionable significance as a contributing factor in causing the death of the child.
History.—Donald M., aged 5½ years, was admitted to the Willard Parker Hospital with
Thank you for submitting a comment on this article. It will be reviewed by JAMA Pediatrics editors. You will be notified when your comment has been published. Comments should not exceed 500 words of text and 10 references.
Do not submit personal medical questions or information that could identify a specific patient, questions about a particular case, or general inquiries to an author. Only content that has not been published, posted, or submitted elsewhere should be submitted. By submitting this Comment, you and any coauthors transfer copyright to the journal if your Comment is posted.
* = Required Field
Disclosure of Any Conflicts of Interest*
Indicate all relevant conflicts of interest of each author below, including all relevant financial interests, activities, and relationships within the past 3 years including, but not limited to, employment, affiliation, grants or funding, consultancies, honoraria or payment, speakers' bureaus, stock ownership or options, expert testimony, royalties, donation of medical equipment, or patents planned, pending, or issued. If all authors have none, check "No potential conflicts or relevant financial interests" in the box below. Please also indicate any funding received in support of this work. The information will be posted with your response.
Some tools below are only available to our subscribers or users with an online account.
Download citation file:
Customize your page view by dragging & repositioning the boxes below.
More Listings atJAMACareerCenter.com >
Enter your username and email address. We'll send you a link to reset your password.
Enter your username and email address. We'll send instructions on how to reset your password to the email address we have on record.
Need assistance?
Athens and Shibboleth are access management services that provide single sign-on to protected resources. They replace the multiple user names and passwords necessary to access subscription-based content with a single user name and password that can be entered once per session. It operates independently of a user's location or IP address. If your institution uses Athens or Shibboleth authentication, please contact your site administrator to receive your user name and password.


text:
Washington: Junior college transfer who will compete for playing time at defensive end along with Manase Hopoi ... conditioning efforts have allowed him to slim down by 20 pounds since arriving on campus. 2003: Redshirted the season ... earned defensive Scout of the Week award prior to the Oregon State contest.
Personal Information: Born July 24, 1983 ... parents are Lalofetau and Lasea ... played defensive end at Mesa (Ariz.) Community ... earned first-team National Junior College All-American honors after piling up 16 sacks in 10 games last season for a Mesa team that compiled a 3-7 record ... earned Arizona Community College Athletic Conference honors in 2002 and was named a first-team Western States Football League All-American ... originally signed a national letter of intent with Fresno State in 2001 ... attended Eastern Arizona College as a freshman before transferring to Mesa C.C. ... was a two-time all-league selection and named the most valuable player of the American Samoa High School Athletic Association All-Star game as a senior ... played quarterback and defensive end at Faga'itua High School ... majoring in American ethnic studies.


text:
Fordsdale Horseback Adventures, is positioned on a 1,000 acre grazing property in the Lockyer Valley, Queensland. The property is situated 30 kilometres from Gatton, 50 kilometres from Toowoomba and 120 kilometres from Brisbane. It is also about two and a half hours drive from the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast.
They conduct day horse trail rides, one hour, two hour and all day rides. Also they offer horse riding holidays. They have fully catered accommodation for their horse riding guests, and a self-contained cottage. Guests are able to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the property, as well as take part in adventurous trekking. Fordsdale offers an experience for both the experienced riders and for people who have not ridden horses before. All trail riding packages can be tailored to suit groups or families.
Note: Information on listed products and services are provided by the operator and were correct at the time of publishing. Rates are indicative based on the minimum and maximum available prices of products and services. Please visit the operator's website for further information. All prices quoted are in Australian dollars (AUD).


text:
You are about to report the comment below to the Crash.Net moderators as being abusive.
An abusive comment may contain profanity, personal attacks or commercial SPAM.
Please do not report this comment as being abusive if you simply disagree with the
comment posted. If this is the case then you can click on the "disagree" icon () in the upper right
of the comment's post to show your dissatisfaction.
Crash.Net moderators will view all reported comments and will act as they deem necessary.
This may be editing the comment or total deletion.
Gabbarini and crew certainly got a workout. Right now all they can do is chase their tails around the chatter,like Dani's side of the camp. Stoner is losing 2/10ths in the final sector trying to keep the front down and there is not much he can do about that.
Bottom line is,he is up against it tomorrow. Even if they claw back 2/10ths with the set up he will still be up against it to beat the Yamaha's.
A good old thunderstorm may be what HRC and Ducati need.


text:
Illinois Institute of Technology -- Wheaton, IL CampusFirst Floor Lobby201 East Loop RoadWheaton, Illinois
Driving Directions:Map and directions here.
What entity is most appropriate for your business? What are the legal, tax, financial, account, liability/risk and practical considerations of doing business as a:
• Corporation (S or C corporation)
• Partnership
• Limited liability company
• Limited partnership
• Other forms, including trusts
Mike Weis will discuss the pro's and con's of various legal forms of doing business, relating them to the nature of the business, investors and risks involved.
Both an attorney and a CPA, Mike is experienced in business and real estate transactions. He is a partner with the Chicago law firm of Barnes & Thornburg.
$25 for public; $20 for Chicago Booth alumni/students/faculty.
$5.00 discount if register by February 11, 2009
Register OnlineRegister by Feb. 11th to get $5.00 discount
Deadline: 2/16/2009
Bill Wentz, Class of 1988, XP-57 Roundtable Coordinator630-344-1119
Get the latest Booth research on topics such as entrepreneurship, marketing, decision research, corporate governance and labor economics. Sign-up to have Capital Ideas delivered to you.
© Copyright 2004-2016 The University of Chicago Booth School of Business


text:
(0) items
Edition: 5th
Author(s): Van Hoorn, Judith; Nourot, Patricia Monighan; Scales, Barbara; Alward, Keith Rodriguez
ISBN: 9780137060719 / Paperback / 7/2/2010
Marketplace Disclaimer:
Edition, Cover Design, etc may vary from the eCampus.com description. Please refer to the seller's comments before ordering. Marketplace sellers are required to ship by the end of the 5th business day. Items are not returnable to eCampus.com. Orders cannot be cancelled by eCampus.com.


text:
Roger Avary is an Oscar-winning screenwriter, but these days he has trouble gathering his thoughts. "How do I put this?" Avary said on the the terrace outside his hotel in Locarno, Switzerland, where he's currently serving on the international competition jury at the city's film festival. "I haven't talked about this to anyone other than family and close friends, so I want to measure my words very carefully."
He stared at the ground and took a breath. "Incarceration didn't change me," he said after a long pause. "In many ways, incarceration galvanized me. The totality of the experience helped me." While Avary looked relaxed in a salmon-colored shirt and neatly tousled hair, sunglasses hid the emotion on his face.
Read more of IW's extensive Locarno coverage
Four years ago, the co-writer of "Pulp Fiction" and "True Romance" -- as well as the director of "Killing Zoe" and "The Rules of Attraction" -- faced a situation far more disturbing than anything depicted in his movies. Driving under the influence in Ojai, Calif., Avary got into an accident that killed his friend Andreas Zini.
Released on bail, Avary was eventually charged with vehicular manslaughter and pleaded guilty, serving time in a one-year work furlough and then later behind bars for eight months. Reasonably enough, he discusses the incident with trepidation. "I spend nearly every waking moment thinking about how I can live my life in such a way as to honor this absolutely terrible loss that occurred," he said.
The answer has slowly come to him with new work. Based on the sheer volume of projects currently in his queue, Avary may have entered the most productive period of his career, not to mention an entirely different stage of artistic expression.
The last two years have been especially busy: He recently finished overseeing the scripting process for the second season of the French-Canadian spy show "XIII: The Series." He's working on a screenplay for Paul Verhoeven based on the director's scholarly tome about the life of Jesus. With production company Wild Bunch, he's planning to reteam with "Rules of Attraction" scribe Bret Easton Ellis to direct an adaptation of Ellis' "Lunar Park." For "Moon" director Duncan Jones, he reworked the screenplay for a biopic about James Bond creator Ian Fleming. He also plans to adapt the early William Faulkner novel "Sanctuary."
Avary said his immense activity is part of his plan to find a creative outlet in everything he does. "I'm looking for work that enriches me and touches me somehow. I'm certainly not taking work just to pay bills."
As if to prove that point, at the request of the Locarno Film Festival, Avary agreed to maintain a blog chronicling his experiences in Switzerland. He used the opportunity to construct another piece of fiction that refers to his fellow jurors as "the Thieve's Guild": Apichatpong Weerasethakul is "the Thailander," while "The Housemaid" director Im Sangsoo is "the South Korean," tags that make the group sound like a medieval take on "Ocean's Eleven."
Avary's reports contain enough coded insight to turn them into a brilliantly gonzo set of festival dispatches that analogize the jury process to espionage. After singling out Apichatpong's meditative filmography, Avary wrote that "he always did things his own way…not every heist needed to pull in the big bucks. A true thief pulled a heist because it was in their soul to do so."
That's a sentiment to which Avary relates. He said he never stopped writing except when he had no choice: After he began tweeting a similarly embellished account of his experience in the work furlough, Avary was forced into solitary confinement and served out his remaining sentence in lockdown. Since then, he has stayed away from the creative prospects of status updates. "The problem with 140 characters is that subtlety is lost," he said, then politely requested we change the subject.
With the trauma of his jail time came an epiphany that carried him through the ordeal. "I never stopped writing," he said, although he had a harder time watching movies, a hobby relegated to the prison television where he found himself watching "My Name Is Earl" by default. Even such relatively minor limitations influenced his new perspective. "If I've learned anything," he said, "I've learned that we don't have control."


text:
Last thread was at 211 posts so welcome to Australian Aviation #81.
In Australian Aviation Thread # 80 we discussed:
* Qantas A330 deliveries and configuration
* Qantas 767 seat pitch
* Jetstar 787 VH-VKA flights and
* Future Jetstar basing - Japan?
* Qantas fleet numbers now and historical
* Scoot to Perth
* Virgin Australia Embraer stops in Portugal and Greece
* When will the A380 get to Perth?
* Qantas aircraft utilisation
* Can Jetconnect operate long ETOPS flights on behalf of Qantas where they are not permitted by CASA?
* QF52, QF8 delays,
* Etihad flyover for Opera House 40th
* Who would fly to Tamworth Wellcamp?
* Busy ROK with military exercises
* Air India 787 goes tech in Sydney
* UA N182UA blows its tyres
* New Qantas Aboriginal livery revealed - Mendoorwoorrji
* Qantas yields fall
* VA inflight entertainment availability
* Will we see new airlines flying to Australia?
* Premium seating trial on the JQ 787
* China Southern A380 begins flights to Sydney
* Sichuan Airlines to start Sydney
* Qantas FF points for QR?
* Perth expansion plans
Remember your safety is our *first* priority...


text:
Thoughts from his biggest admirer.
As an avid fan of the Harry Potter series, and the father of a third grader who has read all seven books countless times. I wasn't quite sure what to think of this. My first impression was why did J.K. Rowling feel compelled to go there. Sexual politics so permeates and divides society, why introduce it into a series that primarily targets young readers, although older readers who pass on it are missing the greatest series of books in a generation. Their brilliance is based in Rowling's genius at plotting. She ties in elements from earlier books into later books, creating a tapestry that is complex yet seamlessly brought together. She never cheats. Not one character is ever out of character.
And the kids, particularly mine, loved it. My thought was to let them enjoy the wizards and witches, the conflict between good and evil, and more interestingly the conflict between good and good and eventually between evil and evil.
Why introduce our obsession over homosexuality into their fantasy world? Why give the nut-jobs more reason to try and ban this series from school libraries?
But then I get back to Rowling's brilliance at maintaining story lines. And, indeed, it makes perfect sense that Dumbledore is gay. Like everything else in the series, when you look back, you can see the subtle presence of this revelation almost from the beginning. I don't doubt this was Rowling's intention from The Sorcerer's Stone. Dumbledore was Rowling's best character. He was brave, brilliant, complex, baffling and, ultimately, also deeply flawed. His dialogue was the highlight of the books.
Rowling made no mistakes, no snap decisions with Dumbledore. As are homosexuals, he was gay from the beginning. And that it works, that it so neatly explains the behavior of his character and his relationship with Grindelwald, makes me once again marvel at Rowling's handiwork.
Some gays appreciate that the most beloved fictional character in recent memory turns out to be one of them. Such is the power of Dumbledore that he can bestow a measure of affirmation even though he never existed. As a writer and lover of the series, I more appreciate the writing craft it took to pull this off, to write a gay charachter without having to put a gay label on him. I don't believe this has ever been done before.
And so when issues of sexual orientation are fully vented with our kids, as will happen soon enough, I invariably will invoke Dumbledore in the conversation because my daughter knows and respects him so well. Hopefully from that, she garners that whether people are moral or immoral, brave or cowardly, brilliant or stupid, kind or spiteful, has nothing to do with their sexual orientation.
So I applaud Rowling, even if it took me a while to get there.


text:
Beat Bloat with Yoga
Benefits of yoga
Gold recommends starting from a reclining position. "This gives you a chance to take a deep breath and feel energized," she says. Then, she progresses from seated to standing positions. Some, like the bridge pose, are stretch moves that stimulate your abdominal organs. Next are twist poses that massage and tone your abdomengreat therapy for gas, bloating, and constipation. The remaining poses work out your back, neck and spine. "You will feel less stress when your nervous system is relaxed. The health benefits will spread to the rest of your body and ease your digestion," says Gold.


text: Cast iron has great heat-retaining abilities and can be used in the oven, gas or electric as well as induction cooktops. Classic in a modern design, this set is made of solid material for all your cooking needs! This versatile pan coordinates with your other Cook's Tradition products and is available in five lovely color choices with the same beige color interior. Enjoy the benefits of cast iron without the added weight!Features:


text:
The Cartographers Guild is a forum created by and for map makers and aficionados, a place where every aspect of cartography can be admired, examined, learned, and discussed. Our membership consists of professional designers and artists, hobbyists, and amateursall are welcome to join and participate in the quest for cartographic skill and knowledge.
Although we specialize in maps of fictional realms, as commonly used in both novels and games (both tabletop and role-playing), many Guild members are also proficient in historical and contemporary maps. Likewise, we specialize in computer-assisted cartography (such as with GIMP, Adobe apps, Campaign Cartographer, Dundjinni, etc.), although many members here also have interest in maps drafted by hand.
If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ. You will have to register before you can post or view full size images in the forums.
Example of how I strove to keep the map filesizes small - dating to the Internet Before Common Broadband :-) this one's only 76kb. Recognize the Fractal Terrains topo data? I didn't hesitate to tweak what FT handed me, for sensibility and to tone down the uniform degree of fractal roughness.


text:
Square's big threat to the card networks
Starbucks had a lot of partnership options when it decided to inject itself into the middle of the sweepstakes for the future of in-store payments. There were plenty of NFC-based entrants, such as ISIS and Google. There were also plenty of non-NFC entrants, some with huge brand names, like PayPal. The coffee retailer might also have chosen one of the card networks or even a bank. But in the end, it went with Square.
Fast Company concluded that the main reason is simple: "Square treats payments a lot like Starbucks treats coffee: By focusing on the experience around a product that is more or less a commodity."
It's true that the customer experience is critical. At the same, the financial incentives cannot be ignored. In some ways, Square, with its flat fee pricing, represents a profound challenge to the payments hegemony of the major card networks, with which most banks have aligned. Notes a contributor to TheStreet.com, "When scaled fully, this Square deal could be the biggest threat Visa and MasterCard have ever faced."
The goal appears to be to disintermediate the traditional card networks. Verifone, the big maker of traditional POS devices, has certainly felt the heat.
And what about banks? The reality is that they are increasingly seen as passive players, more interested in aligning themselves with the top wallets and preserving spots at the top of each stack. Square doesn't really change that.
Banks will receive the same interchange fees on the card registered in the Square app, from Square not the actual merchant. Let's assume that Square can make small transactions profitable. The real benefit may then be in the data they collect and share with retailers. Increasingly, the card issuers have to ponder the likelihood that they'll be relegated to the bottom of the value-add stack. If they cannot benefit from the data that results from all the marketing and sales via the mobile devices, they will truly be the big losers in all this. -Jim


text: Just installed a SRAM 8-spd cassette, 11-32, onto an LX hub, the freehub body splines do stop short of going all the way to the outer end, but when on the 11T or 12T rear cogs, there is a noticeable "rumbling", it just isn't smooth. Should I have used a 1mm spacer? If so, in what position do you place the spacer. BTW-the 11T and 12T gears are not attached to the rest of the cluster, if that makes any difference.


text:
Tuvalu to hold by-election
Tuvalu is to have a by-election after the Governor General, Sir Iakoba Taeia Italeli, declared a vacancy for the constituency of Nanumaga.
The seat was held by Dr Falesa Pitoi, who has been away on medical leave.
The decision to hold a by-election follows a report by a medical team that assessed Dr Pitoi's health.
No date has been set for by-election which will be the fourth in the current four-year term.
Next story in Pacific: PNG Catholic conference slams speaker over carvings removal
Copyright © 2013, Radio New Zealand


text:
Feb. 28, 2008
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State Bulldog baseball team opened up with a tough first game Thursday, dropping a 14-4 decision to the Golden Bears.
The Bulldogs got off to a fast start, scoring three runs in the top half of the first inning. A couple of veterans, shortstop Erik Wetzel and left fielder Steve Susdorf, led the charge for the Bulldogs, collecting three of the teams' seven hits, all for doubles.
Susdorf went 2-for-3 in the game, including two doubles, a run scored and an RBI for the Bulldogs before being lifted for a pinch-hitter late in the game. Susdorf is the Bulldogs top batter among starters with a .375 average.
Fresno State starter Justin Wilson struggled to get settled in on the mound as he allowed a pair of runs in the first and third innings before getting chased in the fifth. Bulldog relievers allowed nine additional runs after Wilson's exit, making it a tough climb back into the game for the Bulldogs.
Heading into the bottom of the sixth inning, Fresno State was just two runs shy of a tie ballgame, but a five-run sixth and three-run seventh gave Cal the lead for good.
Defensively, the Bulldogs played another clean game, playing an errorless game for second straight game.
For both teams, plenty of runners reached base free of charge as four Bulldogs were hit by a pitch, compared to three on the Golden Bears side. Additionally, Cal issued six free passes via the walk to Fresno State batters, while the Bulldogs walked 11 Cal batters in their eight innings of work.
Fresno State will try to rebound tomorrow against No. 17 San Diego for a scheduled 2 p.m. start.
"Join the State - Fresno State!" - The Fresno State baseball team will face San Diego on Friday, February 29 at 2 p.m at Cunningham Field. Then the `Dogs shift to Tony Gwynn Stadium to take on Cal Poly on Saturday, March 1 at 1 p.m. and San Diego State on Sunday, March 2 at 4 p.m. The `Dogs will begin an eight game home stand March 8 featuring two games against Indiana before the six-team Pepsi/Johnny Quik Tournament March 10-15. For information on an All-Tournament ticket package, log on to www.gobulldogs.com and click on Tickets.
|Email this article
|Printer-friendly format


text:
The growth of a nation
POSTED: 06:53 AM MDT Jul 18, 2011 UPDATED: 09:52 AM MST Mar 04, 2013
Through the history of the United States there have been many remarkable people and things that have helped to shape our nation. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of these remarkable people that have helped shape our nation. Click here to see what else has made the United States what it is today.


text:
The subject of this post is a required question for one of my current subjects at university.
We are to explain why we're a member of a particular social media site, and what we get out of it.
Having written about pinterest for my tutorial exercise, I have chosen to write about rdio for this post.
I was recommended rdio by b, who was finding it easier to search for individual 80s tracks than in iTunes. Being stubborn and not easily swayed into a new environment it took me some time to succumb — however now that I have I find it invaluable.
What rdio does is attempt to understand your tastes, and provide you wish new musical experiences you may not have thought of. With me, the algorithm works; with b, not so much. For me, the more I use it, the better the algorithm can predict something I would like to listen to. For b, the longer he uses it, the more confused the poor program becomes.
I think the reason that it works better for me than for b is because of how I believe the algorithm works. It appears to be a statistical based model; if user a likes song x, he is likely to enjoy the same songs as other people who like song x. This is further refined by the rest of your music collection; the more correlations found between your tastes and the tastes of the other people who like song x the closer the recommendations will be to your actual tastes.
There is some tuning available to this idea, there are currently 5 stages of similarity to your own collection, or artist (previously there were 7):
With someone like me who likes music based on the sound of a group, and tends to like most of what they produce; an algorithm can predict what I would like relatively easily using a statistical model. The more similarity there are between the bands in various users collections, the more they are likely to enjoy a band that does not appear in their own collection.
For someone like b who likes individual tracks, the algorithm does not work quite so well; it is hard to build up a statistical model for individual tracks as they can differ greatly even on a single album, and when 'Various Artist' albums are brought into the mix it makes it even harder for a statistical model to build up. This can easily be seen with the autoplay feature.
Take the song 'Eleanor Rigby' for example; If one went by the name of the track alone it could be reasonably safe to assume that I would like the rest of the Beatles catalogue, however the version I actually like is by Godhead and sounds very little like the original. Likewise, listening to 2Cellos play Thunderstruck has as much chance of giving the user more cello music as it does ACDC tracks.
I use that track as an example as I would not have even heard of it without rdio, it has expanded my musical universe considerably.


text:
The Growlers @ The Shacklewell Arms, London, Wednesday 24th April
Californian sunshine psychs The Growlers finally return to London for two sold out shows in Hackney's dingy cave of love, the Shacklewell Arms. These vintage surf-poppers will undoubtedly brighten up the mould riddled walls with their brilliant '60s-inspired sound mixed with fuzzy garage and a bit of Vampire Weekend indie, which they've delightfully called 'Beach Goth'. Think The Strokes meet The Beach Boys. This is the first UK visit since the release of third album 'Hung At Heart', with such tracks as the spooky, yes spooky, 'Salt On A Slug' and Buddy Holly peppered 'Pet Shop Eyes'. At their night time spot at End of the Road a few years back, they were hammered, so who knows what Hackney will do to them. If you haven't got a ticket, then you should be gutted!
Words by Gemma Hampson
The Staves @ Scala, London, Wednesday 24th April
The M25 and folk might seem like an odd match, but Watford's The Staves have been orbiting the scene for a while now, with live appearances alongside Bon Iver, to name but one. Now the sororal trio are headlining in their own right and bring their pared down, uplifting acoustics to two sell out dates at Scala. Latest release 'Dead & Born & Grown' is sure to feature. Look out too for emerging talent Sivu in support. We staved in the door to be front of stage for this one, but may have to keep the noise down, as the sisters reduce their following to an awed hush.
Words by Adrian Cross
Gaz Coombes @ The Garage, London, Thursday 25th April
The seventh date in Gaz Coombes' fourteen-date UK solo tour is taking place at London's The Garage this week. Ever the crowd pleaser, his solo shows are renowned for an overwhelmingly positive atmosphere, so in a festival setting we can only imagine the best. You can catch Gaz Coombes Presents... while they're playing at Hop Farm, Days Off, Deershed and Truck festivals.
Words by Finnola D'Albert
Psychemagik @ The Nest, London, Friday 26th April
Rated as last year's Star of the Year by Mixmag, Psychemagick have consistently filled floors with their psychedelic remixes of classic records, from the blissed-out dubby disco re-edit of Fleetwood Mac's 'Everywhere', to remixes of Talking Heads, Metronomy, Haim, or their own studio work. Joining Psychemagick to rock The Nest in Stoke Newington on Friday are DFA Records stalwart The Juan MacLean and bass-heavy, deep garage vibes from Wolf Records' Medlar.
Words by Michael Parker
Sundance London @ O2 Arena, London, Thursday 25th-Sunday 28th April
Now in its second year, Robert Redford brings the best of his influential film festival to the O2 Arena. The programme is loaded with shorts and indie cinema, including Shane Carruth's breathtaking 'Upstream Color', while the music strand is dominated by gigs from Gregg Allman and John Paul White of The Civil Wars, Peaches and British Sea Power. Our pick of the fringe events includes composer David Arnold, and a music showcase featuring the magical Public Service Broadcasting, Luls and Mt Wolf.
Words by Kingsley Marshall
Get the best of Clash on your iPhone - download the app here.


text:
Images: Samurai Readiness Inspection: Professional airlift [Image 6 of 7]
Photo by Capt. Raymond Geoffroy
An airman from the 730th Air Mobility Squadron prepares cargo for deployment during a Samurai Readiness Inspection at Yokota Air Base, Japan, March 4, 2014. The inspection was designed to evaluate Yokota's ability to perform provide airlift capabilities through a variety of contingency response scenarios. (U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Raymond Geoffroy)
This work, Samurai Readiness Inspection: Professional airlift [Image 1 of 7], by Capt. Raymond Geoffroy, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:03.04.2014
Date Posted:03.06.2014 00:39
Photo ID:1179907
Size:1.72 MB
Location:YOKOTA AIR BASE, JP


text:
Mary and Bob both wrote the me through the GetOutOfDebt.org site. If you have a credit or debt question you can write me for help also. "Dear Steve, I'm living on small social security check and I have put all my investments in cash account with brokerage firm. I am moving into an annuity for security and need cash each ... Read More »
Home > Tag Archives: retirement age
Suzy Wants to Know If She's Done Enough to Protect Herself
Suzy wrote me through the GetOutOfDebt.org site and asked the following question. If you have a credit or debt question you'd like to ask just use the online form. I'm happy to help you for free. "Dear Steve, Recently I paid off all credit cards and am debt free with exception of my car payment. I work a Sate job, ... Read More »


text:
Beauty bribery, babe. It's the key to getting sh*t done, I kid you not.
If I find myself dragging my feet or otherwise struggling to finish a task, I dangle the idea of getting a little beauty treat if/when I finish, like a carrot in front of a horse's eyes, and 99.9% of the time, it works.
Of course, you have to be strict with yourself here. I mean, if you don't finish the task, you don't get the treat.
The trick works particularly well on household chores (like one lipstick for cleaning two toilets), tasks that require standing in long lines (go to the DMV, get a new nail polish) or any activity tied to sweating (30 minutes of exercise for a new body care product).
And the treat doesn't have to be a brand new product. It can be a special treatment, like a relaxing bath or manicure, with something you already own.
Like this week, the only reason I exercised at all was Dolce & Gabbana!
I tell myself that I only get to take a shower with Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Energy Body Bath & Shower Gel ($35) after I go for a run.
Seems to be working.
And after I dry myself off, I follow up with Light Blue Refreshing Body Cream (a $51 splurge, albeit a wonderful one).
Both have the same crisp, fruity floral scent as the regular Light Blue fragrance, one of my staple perfumes.
On me, Light Blue is refreshing like a resort vacation, with jasmine, apple, orange and musk notes. If you like light, summery scents like MAC Turquatic and Bobbi Brown Beach, you might lurve Light Blue.
There's also a Light Blue deodorant, by the way, and sometimes I wear that, too.


text:
SEEKINGRhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Drums.
Versatile and energetic love all kinds of music, lots of live experience, love to be up on stage.
Contact email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Screen name:
- Shawna
- Member since:
- Jul 15 2008
- Active over 1 month ago
- Level of commitment:
- Very Committed
- Years playing music:
- 20
- Gigs played:
- 50 to 100
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Available to gig:
- 6-7 nights a week
- Most available:
- Nights
Etta James, Bonnie Rait, Janis Jopin, and all the music I've ever heard.
Past Events
Accoustic set at Stomping Grounds coffee house in Pitt Meadows, in Osprey Village
This is an acoustic set taking place at Memorial Peace Park near the fountain just off 224th street in Maple Ridge.
Osprey festival takes place in Osprey village in Pitt Meadows. This will be an outdoor show, plugged in
acoustic sets performed at brand new coffee shop in Pitt meadows
Pyro bash is a outdoor festival featuring 6 bands, and big out back bbq.
Music festivel in the beautiful gastown vancouver featuring music of all genres. Come on out and enjoy an evening of entertainment.


text:
Product Pathways - Jak/Stat Pathway
Phospho-Stat4 (Tyr693) Antibody #5267
PhosphoSitePlus® protein, site, and accession data: STAT4
|100 µl (10 western blots)
|In Stock
|carrier free and custom formulation / quantity
|email request
|MW (kDa)
Species cross-reactivity is determined by western blot.
Applications Key: W=Western Blotting, IP=Immunoprecipitation, ChIP=Chromatin IP
Species predicted to react based on 100% sequence homology: Mouse, Rat.
Specificity / Sensitivity
Phospho-Stat4 (Tyr693) Antibody detects endogenous levels of Stat4 only when phosphorylated at Tyr693.
Source / Purification
Polyclonal antibodies are produced by immunizing animals with a synthetic phosphopeptide corresponding to residues surrounding Tyr693 of human Stat4 protein. Antibodies were purified by protein A and peptide affinity chromatography.
Western Blotting
Western blot analysis of extracts from NK-92 cells, untreated or treated with Human Interleukin-2 (hIL-2) #8907 (2ng/ml, 15 minutes), using Phospho-Stat4 (Tyr693) Antibody (upper) or Stat4 (C46B10) Rabbit mAb #2653 (lower).
Chromatin IP
Chromatin immunoprecipitations were performed with cross-linked chromatin from 4 x 106 NK-92 cells starved of IL-2 overnight then treated with IL-12 (10ng/ml) for 4h and either 20 μl of Phospho-Stat4 (Tyr693) Antibody #5267 or 2 μl of Normal Rabbit IgG #2729 using SimpleChIP® Enzymatic Chromatin IP Kit (Magnetic Beads) #9003. The enriched DNA was quantified by real-time PCR using human IRF-1 promoter primers, SimpleChIP® Human PRF1 Promoter Primers #9014, and SimpleChIP® Human α Satellite Repeat Primers #4486. The amount of immunoprecipitated DNA in each sample is represented as signal relative to the total amount of input chromatin, which is equivalent to one.
The Jak-Stat signaling pathway is utilized by a large number of cytokines, growth factors, and hormones (1). Receptor-mediated tyrosine phosphorylation of Jak family members triggers phosphorylation of Stat proteins, resulting in their nuclear translocation, binding to specific DNA elements, and subsequent activation of transcription. The remarkable range and specificity of responses regulated by the Stats is determined, in part, by the tissue-specific expression of different cytokine receptors, Jaks, and Stats, as well as by the combinatorial coupling of various Stat members to different receptors (2). Stat4 is predominantly expressed in the spleen, thymus, and testis and has been most extensively investigated as the mediator of IL-12 responses (3-8). Activation of Stat4 is associated with phosphorylation at Tyr693 (9).
Stat4 is activated in response to IL-2 in natural killer (NK) cells, but not in T-cells (10).
- Darnell, J.E. et al. (1994) Science 264, 1415-1421.
- Leonard, W.J. and O'Shea, J.J. (1998) Annu. Rev. Immunol. 16, 293-322.
- Zhong, Z. et al. (1994) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91, 4806-4810.
- Yamamoto, K. et al. (1994) Mol. Cell Biol. 14, 4342-4349.
- Jacobson, N.G. et al. (1995) J. Exp. Med. 181, 1755-1762.
- Bacon, C.M. et al. (1995) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 92, 7307-7311.
- Thierfelder, W.E. et al. (1996) Nature 382, 171-174.
- Kaplan, M.H. et al. (1996) Nature 382, 174-177.
- Visconti, R. et al. (2000) Blood 96, 1844-52.
- Wang, K.S. et al. (1999) J Immunol 162, 299-304.
Application References
Have you published research involving the use of our products? If so we'd love to hear about it. Please let us know!
Companion Products
This product is intended for research purposes only. The product is not intended to be used for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes in humans or animals.
U.S. Patent No. 5,675,063.
SimpleChIP is a registered trademark of Cell Signaling Technology, Inc.
Cell Signaling Technology is a trademark of Cell Signaling Technology, Inc.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Products succesfully added
Price including VAT without Shipping costs
Illustration by Mario Hugo from New York
Please take a look into our size chart for general size of the garments. Sometimes the fit differs from that and therefore we measured every product again.
Your Ucon cloth will arrive within 2-5 working days after we received the money. All packages are insured and have a tracking number so the package can be traced. An email containing the tracking number will be sent to you upon shipping the order.
• Free delivery D and AT• Free EU delivery on orders over € 200,-
© Ucon GmbH 2016