text:
September 27, 2013
Abby Egan
Navigating college can be difficult, especially when you're just starting out. Every school runs a little differently but most have many common resources available to all students, new and seasoned.
Abby Egan is currently a junior at MCLA in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where she is an English Communications major with a concentration in writing and a minor in philosophy. Abby hopes to find work at a publishing company after college and someday publish some of her own work. In her spare time, Abby likes to drink copious amounts of coffee, spend all her money on adorable shoes and blog into the wee hours of the night.
October 2, 2013
Mary Steffenhagen
Last week, I wrote about research techniques and tips that I've found useful for preliminary research for a paper. Now it's time to start writing!
You have sources and a direction in which to head but you won't go anywhere without a strong thesis. A strong thesis states your idea concisely and directly. It should be very specific but also something that is not beyond argument – your paper will be proving a point and disproving others – so starting off with "I argue" is a good way to state your thesis confidently.
Quotations from your sources, especially your primary source, are the excellent additions to strengthen your arguments. Don't let them overpower your own voice, though; if you're quoting every other sentence, back off a bit. You can still include that information if it's necessary but try paraphrasing it (with attribution, of course) and injecting your own viewpoint. Use quotations to point back to the thesis and, like the thesis, make sure they are strong and not just in there to bump up the word count (although quotes are great for that if you really need it).
Assuming you have the bulk of the paper down, write your conclusion and intro. The intro is incredibly obvious once you have the body of the paper done – after all, your ideas are concise and flow together in a real format. It goes without saying that the intro is crucial: It has to seize and hold your reader's attention and present your thesis. Your conclusion is equally important and you shouldn't just summarize what you've already said. Think of these sections as your answer to "So what?" Make your reader see why your argument (and all the work you've done) is worthwhile.
Next come the dreaded citations. Whether it's APA, MLA or Turabian, I've never known anyone to enjoy citations but they are crucial to correctly attributing your sources. (Remember, inadvertent plagiarism is still plagiarism.) The Purdue Online Writing Lab is an excellent resource when you are unsure of how to cite something and I often use Calvin College's Knight Cite to format the source information for me.
It should come as no surprise that your next step should be proofread, proofread, proofread. Get a friend to read your paper over, too, as new eyes catch mistakes better than eyes that are used to seeing them.
Lastly, print it off, smell the fresh ink and breathe a sigh of relief. Maybe there's even time tonight for a few hours of sleep! I hope what I have learned from writing a plethora of research papers will make your process less daunting and more worthwhile.
Mary Steffenhagen is a junior at Concordia University of Wisconsin who is majoring in English with a minor in business. She hopes to break into the publishing field after graduation, writing and editing to promote the spread of reliable information and quality literature; she is driven to use her skills to make a positive impact wherever she is placed. Mary spends much of her time making and drinking coffee, biking and reading dusty old books. In an alternate universe, she would be a glassblower.
October 11, 2013
Suada Kolovic
If you're a high school senior and you don't think a traditional four-year university is for you, attending a community college does have its perks. Whether you're interested in completing your general courses or testing the waters with a major that you're not absolutely set on, community colleges offer students the luxury of figuring out their educational path for a fraction of the cost...or at least they used to: California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill that would allow a handful of community colleges to charge inflated prices for in-demand courses. Let's say it all together now: Booooooo!
The higher costs – $200 per unit instead of $46 – would only affect the shorter summer and winter sessions. Supporters insist that the pilot program would prevent more students from being shut out of courses they need to graduate but critics said that lower-income students would be denied the opportunity to obtain course credits essential to their educational success. "The state would be shifting the burden for funding access from the state general fund to the backs of students," said Vincent Stewart, the community college system's vice chancellor for governmental relations, after the California Legislature approved the measure. "Creating a pay-to-play fee structure, where students who have greater wealth and means can get on a fast track, is patently unfair."
Even with the rate per unit almost quintupled, the overall cost of studying at a community college is still considerably less when compared to traditional options but is it fair to charge more? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.
October 3, 2013
College is a time of stimulating classes, new friendships and terrible eating habits. Many students gain weight when they enter college but what no one tells you is that if you don't change your eating and exercising habits, that weight gain doesn't end freshman year – it's up to you to make sure you're remaining healthy, physically and mentally. Here are some tips on how:
What are your tips for maintaining physical and mental health in college?
December 4, 2013
The life of the average college student is riddled with deadlines and due dates so when the pressure is on come midterms and finals, there are no sweeter words for those short on time than "class is canceled." But what if I told you that on the rarest of occasions, you could sign up for a lecture course where attendance wasn't required? Well, that was the reality for a group of student athletes at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; we should mention, however, that the professor of said course has been indicted for doing just that and could face 10 months in prison for his actions if convicted.
Julius Nyang'oro, a former chairman of UNC's Department of African and Afro-American Studies, is accused of receiving $12,000 for a lecture course while holding no classes. Orange County District Attorney James Woodall said Nyang'oro's 2011 summer course was supposed to have regular lectures but required students to write papers in lieu of coming to class. A defense attorney says the former professor will plead not guilty to the felony fraud charge and that the university recouped the $12,000 but the scandal has contributed to the departure of football coach Butch Davis (who had 19 of his players enrolled in the class) and the resignation of chancellor Holden Thorp. (For more on this story, click here.)
October 31, 2013
Unless you plan on paying for your college education out-of-pocket, completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (more commonly known as the FAFSA) is essential in your quest for financial aid. For the uninitiated, the FAFSA is used by the Department of Education to determine your eligibility for federal student financial aid for college, including the Pell Grant, federal work-student programs and federal student loans. And while most students struggle with the complicated application process, LGBT students potentially face more serious roadblocks: According to U.S. News & World Report, name changes, gender identification and strained family relationships can present unique FAFSA challenges.
In 2012, sexual orientation and gender identity were the number one reason for youth homelessness in the U.S., notes Thomas Krever, chief executive officer of the Hetrick-Martin Institute. Almost 40 percent of homeless youth identified as LGBT and of those teens, 46 percent ran away because their family rejected their sexual orientation or gender identity. What does this have to do with the FAFSA? Students under the age of 24 need tax returns and bank statements from their parents in order to file for financial aid and those without family support are left in limbo. Other LGBT students struggle with the fact that the FAFSA doesn't necessarily reflect their identity. Questions about name and gender can be enough to keep transgender teens from even applying, says Eli Erlick, founder of Trans Student Equality Resources. "One thing about funding, specifically FAFSA, is that transgender students may not be able to change their name due to parents not being supportive or not having the money to do so," says Erlick. "This can lead to transgender students being nervous to apply, or not even applying at all, because they're scared for their own safety, because using these forms with their legal names may out them." (For more on this story, click here.)
What do you think about the challenges LGBT students face when seeking financial aid? Can you think of something the government can do to ease this pressure?
October 22, 2013
With so much riding on whether or not you get in, applying for college can cause even the most confident students some serious anxiety. And with so many factors to consider like high school rankings, SAT/ACT scores, GPAs and community service hours, it's important to understand that more often than not, colleges are also factoring in a student's ability to pay...even when they say they're not. Insert outrage here.
Just last Friday, George Washington University's website claimed to evaluate applicants without considering their financial need (also known as a need-blind admissions approach) but now they're clarifying that policy: It now reads that while applications are first reviewed without consideration of need, "at the point of finalizing admissions decisions, we must balance a student's financial resources with the university's aid budget. This practice of being need-aware allows us to meet as much need of as many students as possible." Why the sudden transparency, GWU? Turns out that the school's new senior associate provost for enrollment management's recent interview with The GW Hatchet revealed that she characterized the university's policy as need-aware as opposed to need-blind. The problem? By being need-aware for years and suggesting otherwise, the university appears to not only have violated the Statement of Principles of Good Practice of the National Association for College Admission Counseling but encouraged low-income students to apply (and pay a hefty application fee!) on the false pretense that the university was need-blind. (For more on this story, click here.)
The ability to pay for college has long been a major factor when it comes to gaining admission but to blatantly advertise otherwise is undeniably uncool. What do you think of GWU's current predicament? Should the university face serious repercussions? Let us know in the comments section.
Veronica Gonzalez
Stuck on a textbook or novel on your syllabus? Want to make your reading assignments much easier? Here's an idea: JUST READ! This may sound too obvious or pointless but it just might be crazy enough to work – all you have to do is prioritize, don't think of it as a chore and go for it.
What are your tips for tackling reading assignments?
Veronica Gonzalez is a junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
February 20, 2014
With college on the horizon for high school seniors, students with political aspirations should understand that it's never too early to start making the right connections. And what better place is there to start than by attending the college that boasts 47 elected officials currently on Capitol Hill? (Curious as to which school I'm referring? None other than Harvard University, of course.)
With twice as many members of Congress counted as alumni, Harvard just might be the college for those with governmental ambitions. Georgetown University scores a distant second with 20 current members of Congress, followed by Yale University with 18. Check out the list below to see what other colleges might better your chances at making your political dream a reality:
For the complete list, head over to FindTheBest.
October 23, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
A problem that many incoming freshmen face is trying to choose a major but they also need to realize the importance of relating that major to a minor that supports it and gain skills in two fields that complement each other. Give yourself a professional edge by making sure your minor will enhance your skills for you major profession.
Regardless of career plans, it is highly recommended that you take classes to build extra skills. College is place to explore new things in a safe environment – this is the time where you can try something like art or accounting and realize if you are good at it or not. You can find out what you like to do, what does not interest you and how to use these new interests to further your academics and career.
Have you ever thought of minoring in a foreign language? If you are vocational major (i.e., business, management, etc.), this is something that will give you a greater edge in the job market. With the United States being the melting pot that it is, fluency in a second (or even third) language is something that helps you stand out to potential employers. If you are a liberal arts major, think about minoring in something like technology or marketing. Once you start really do the research on what extra skills you may need to be successful post-college.
Another option is thinking about a double minor or double major. While pursuing multiple degrees is not for everyone, it sure does show you are not afraid of a challenge! You will always have a chance to take general electives for classes you may not need but are interested in to some extent. Just make sure your majors and minors relate to one another to give you the best chance to succeed in your field of choice.
Chelsea Slaughter is a senior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications major (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, serves as treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
Copyright © 1998 - 2014 Scholarships.com,
Scholarships.comTM All Rights Reserved
Scholarships.com, LLC, Publisher


text:
"Students are the center of our work. The development and delivery of our programs and services are done in their best interest."
The Division of Student Affairs contributes to the educational mission of TTU by providing premier student support programs and services. As a result, our students will fulfill their personal and educational objectives and aspirations.
Student Affairs is committed to:
- Recognizing the uniqueness of each student and that student's individual needs
- Developing student self-responsibility and personal investment in their growth
- Encouraging collaborative efforts in serving students
- Developing programs which are nationally recognized as models of excellence
- Optimizing the learning experience in and out of the classroom for each student through positive quality programs and services
- Providing opportunities to participate in a variety of recreational programs, sports and fitness activities which satisfy the diverse needs of faculty, staff and students
As lead Student Affairs administrator, Mr. Burnett works with students, faculty, and staff to create and maintain student development. He oversees policies and programs performed within the Division of Student Affairs which includes: Counseling Center, Dean of Students, Disability Services, Eagle Card, Greek Life, Health Services, Minority Affairs, Residential Life, Orientation and Student Success, Recreation/Fitness Center, Roaden University Center and Student Activities. His primary tasks are to supervise, consult, provide material support, and provide data to the individuals responsible for each Student Affairs unit.
Mr. Burnett serves as Executive Officer for the Academic Misconduct Committee, Chapter 606, University Art Committee, and Public Media Committee. He is also a member of the Executive Advisory Committee to the President, Administrative Council, Academic and Administrative Officers, Academic and Student Affairs Council, University Retention Round Table, Diversity, Equity and Access Council, and University Assembly. Mr. Burnett has been appointed chairperson of the Student Affairs Sub-Committee for the Regents Online Degree Program Oversight Committee and also serves on the Tennessee Board of Regents Student Affairs Sub Council.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Wanted Suspects
If you have any information about the location of these wanted suspects, you are urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 402-444- STOP, submit a Web Tip , text OPD and your tip to 274637 or use your Andriod / iPhone with the FREE "TipSubmit" app. We do NOT want your name or phone number! CRIME STOPPERS will pay a cash reward of up to $1,000 and you can remain anonymous.
All Site Content / Copyright © 2014 / Omaha Crime Stoppers
Dynamic WebSite Design / Copyright © 2014 / Anderson Software


text:
The Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program, or TCAP, is a set of statewide assessments given in Tennessee to measure students' skills and progress.
Students in grades 3-8 take the Achievement Test, and high school students take End of Course exams for various subjects. More information about the Achievement test can be found below, and more information End of Course exams can be found on the Secondary Assessments page.
Student results are reported to parents, teachers and administrators and can be found on the Data Releases page or the annual Report Card, which comes out each fall.
The Achievement Test is a timed, multiple choice assessment that measures skills in Reading, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
In addition, some schools choose to administer the Achievement Test to students in Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2. The 'K-2 Achievement' link below provides more information.
Tennessee is an English-only state; all assessments are provided in English only. We do not offer any of our assessments in a native language format.
The State Board of Education approved an assessment transition plan for social studies for the 2014-15 school year. There will be a field test in 2014-15, and operational social studies testing will resume in the 2015-16 school year.
More information about the field test will be released in the coming months, but as with other pilots, the results of the field test will not be reported to students and will not affect students' grades. Information on the design of the 2015-16 Social Studies TCAP operational assessment will be available this fall.
Read the entire plan for more information about the transition to the new assessments.
FAQ - Find answers to your questions about the Achievement Test
Parent's Guide - Understanding The Individual Profile Report 2013
2014 K-2 Achievement Assessment Errata Sheet
5/30/12 Explanation of SPI's to be dropped from 2012-13 Math 3-8 TCAP
5/30/12 List of dropped SPI's
Spring 2014 TCAP Achievement Test Administration Manual
Spring 2014 TCAP Achievement Teacher Directions
Spring 2014 TCAP MAAS Teacher Directions
2013 Educator's Guide to Test Report Interpretation


text:
Nike Air Max Run Lite 4 Lightweight Running Shoe - Mens
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # 272762
The new look and feel of the men's Nike Air Max Run Lite 4 lightweight running shoe is versatile, stylish and even more comfortable to get you through your next run with ease! Catering to the neutral to under-pronator it supplies superior cushioning throughout your workout.
- Breathable mesh and synthetic upper
- Padded collar and tongue
- Breathable fabric lining
- Removable cushioned insole
- Full length Phylon midsole provides lightweight cushioning
- Max Air unit in heel for support
- Rubber outsole with BRS 1,000 carbon rubber heel for superior abrasion resistance in this high-wear area
- Deep flex grooves in outsole for more natural movement
- More colors available
- Imported
- View more Men's Technical & Performance Running Shoes
- View more Men's Nike Shoes


text:
Marriage regrets, now secret no more
Couple takes one to two years to conceive?
One in four men fake 'I Love You' during sex
Women prefer Ferraris over men's personalities
Model Matilda Petrovic: Women crave to cheat
"I'd just been through a rough breakup when this adorable guy asked me out on a date." Read details...


text:
Judged the best! Cadillac LaSalle 1st place winner CCCA Junior and Senior winner. The LaSalle was sold as a companion marque to Cadillac from... More
Fleetwood body, one of only 239 built, known ownership history. Excellent older restoration that still shows well and would make an ideal CCCA tour... More


text:
Mon-Fri 7am-7:30pm CT
Send E-Mail Answer within 24 hours.
Easily connect your external displays
High-level broadband performance
Providing both ergonomic comfort and travel convenience
Wireless performance keyboard and mouse set
Productivity at your fingertips
New generation thin and light business laptop
Convenient tool for storing, transferring, and sharing
Simple reliable backup, archive and disaster recovery
16 MP digital camera brings high resolution to every detail
40" MD-C Series LED TV
Find compatible memory to updgrade your server
Upgrade with confidence, Axiom for a better solution
27" Widescreen LED
2700-lumen XGA 3LCD Projector
Delivers consolidated, fully integrated network security
Flexibility, scalability and low TCO
Security cable laptop lock
Single frame universal computing cart
Instant savings on reliable battery back-Up
For IT equipment from network closets to data centers
Produces 203-dpi print resolution labels
Network and duplex-ready monochrome laser printer
Automate tasks and significantly improve uptime
Find the solution that best fits your needs
Maximum protection against data loss
Risk-free, no-downtime migration to the cloud
Delivering an ideal set of creative tools
Organize your finances all in one place
Application performance on many core environments
Unleash the power of real-time business insight
Screen capture and so much more
A comprehensive solution for digital prototyping
The next evolution in virtualization
Turn your machine data into valuable insights
For organizations demanding 24x7 availability
Deploys on physical systems or in the cloud
Secure asset management, data protection, and theft recovery
Comprehensive data governance
Connecting your people everywhere
Dedicated cloud and virtual private cloud
An end-to-end virtualization solution
Maximize ROI on your virtualized environment
Near-perfect quality products at great discounts.
Rebates and special offers from top manufacturers.
Log on
to access, edit or add to your saved favorites.If you are new to CDW,
create an account
and save products to your favorites list while you shop.
Mon-Fri 7am-7:30pm CT
Mon-Fri 7am-6pm CT
Start Chat
Answer within 2 hours.
Send E-Mail
Opening, closing, and sorting through windows is a lot easier. You can find what you want and get things
done a lot faster. And, it's pretty.
Instantly locate and open any file on your PC, from documents to e-mail messages to songs, right from the
Start menu just by typing a word or two.
Our easiest and safest browser ever. New features help you find and use things on the Web a lot faster.
Watch and record HDTV. Watch Internet TV. Watch DVDs. Enjoy online entertainment. Play your music and watch
your videos and slideshows. All in one place.
Easily share the photos, music, and files on each of the PCs running Windows 7 on your home network. It's
especially handy when you want to share a printer.
Get all the benefits of Windows 7 and continue to leverage your investments in older business and productivity
programs that require a PC running Windows XP. Note: Windows XP Mode requires a download.
If you use your PC at work, and your company uses a network, there's a good chance you'll need this feature
to use the network.
If you've got information on your PC that you need to protect, you can help prevent theft or loss by using
BitLocker data encryption to put a virtual lock on your files.
With Windows 7, handwriting recognition is faster and more accurate. And Windows 7 Ultimate supports
more languages—including breakthroughs for East Asian writing systems.
1 GHz or faster
Disk Space
Some functionality may require a TV tuner and additional hardware
Require specific hardware
Requires a network and PCs running Windows 7
Maximize Your Investment
Get more from Windows 7 with CDW Desktop Deployment Services.
Windows 7 Case Study
Learn how a desktop upgrade boosts productivity and reduces IT effort for a global advertising company.
Windows 7 Trend Advisory
Making sure business processes run without a hitch.
Microsoft desktop virtualization solutions help companies to reduce total cost of ownership, increase business agility and continuity, enable virtually anywhere access, and improve security and compliance management. For companies new to desktop virtualization, deploying Microsoft Application Virtualization as a first step can provide immediate cost savings.
Desktop virtualization offers a broad portfolio of solutions that empower companies to choose the technologies that best address their unique business and IT challenges while preserving their existing IT investments. Microsoft delivers desktop virtualization offerings for a wide range of situations—from always-connected workers to those requiring more flexibility such as mobile workers.
For connected workers, Microsoft and its partners, including Citrix, deliver a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution that allows organizations to centrally manage desktops in the datacenter while providing a personalized desktop experience for end users.
Desktop virtualization will help solve business challenges by leveraging existing software.
Microsoft Application Virtualization
Learn how using Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) can save organizations time and effort while delivering more agile services to users.
Licensing Windows 7 for Virtual DesktopsVirtualization allows for greater flexibility beyond the usual deployment scenarios. Take a closer look at typical usage cases for licensing virtual desktops.
Desktop Virtualization Hour
Access a series of videos illustrating how desktop virtualization has helped organizations gain flexibility and control while driving down costs.
To learn more about Microsoft Volume Software Licensing, please contact your account manager or click here to submit a request for more information.
The Microsoft Open programs are a convenient and simple way for small and midsize organizations with five or more desktop computers to acquire the latest Microsoft technology.
With a customizable platform and volume discounts for minimal up-front purchases, Open programs provide value and flexibility in a convenient Microsoft Volume Licensing program.
Microsoft Select License is a Volume Licensing program for midsize and large organizations that have 250 or more desktop PCs. The program provides a flexible and cost-effective way to buy the latest Microsoft technology.
Select License is a transactional program for organizations that have mixed software requirements. It is based on a forecast licensing model in which usage is measured against the forecast.
The Enterprise Agreement offers large organizations substantial cost savings over standard license pricing as well as simplified license and budget tracking through a single agreement.
With the Enterprise Agreement, you can easily standardize on the latest Microsoft technology across your enterprise.
Microsoft Software Assurance is a comprehensive maintenance offering that helps you get the most out of your software investment. It combines the latest software with phone support available 24 hours a day, partner services, training, and IT tools that help customers deploy, manage, and migrate software. With Software Assurance, you can increase worker productivity, accelerate organizational performance, and quickly realize a return on your software investment. You can choose Software Assurance at the time of purchase and begin using your benefits immediately for the term of your license agreement. If you purchased through an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), you can add Software Assurance within 90 days.
Click here for information on Microsoft Software Assurance Interactive Benefits guide.


text:
Roman Baths
Roman Baths
Abbey Church Yard
Group Bookings
Enquiries/Group Bookings
01225 477785
Pump Room restaurant
01225 444477
Enquiries/Group Bookings
01225 477743
The finest religious spa in Northern Europe, built 2000 years ago around the country's only hot springs.
Venue Type:
Museum, Heritage site, Archaeological site, Sacred space
January - February, Daily 09.30-16.30
March - June, Daily 09.00-17.00
July - August, Daily 09.00-21.00
September - October, Daily 9.00-17.00
November - December, Daily 09.30-16.30
Last exit 1 hr after these times.
Closed 25 and 26 December.
Adults: £12.75
Children: £8.50
Concessions: £11.00
Family ticket (2 Adults + 4 Children): £36.00
Combined Ticket with Fashion Museum:
Adults: £16.25
Children: £9.75
Concessions: £14.00
Family (2 Adults + 4 Children): £46.00
Additional info
Audioguides available in 8 languages at no extra cost.
Pump Room restaurant open for morning coffee, light lunches and tea, with music by the Pump Room Trio.
Lift and wheelchair access to 60% of the site.
Discounts for Groups
The entire collection of the Roman Baths is a Designated Collection of national importance.
Some of the best known finds from Roman Britain are to be found amongst the 50,000 objects in the Roman Baths Museum. The collections include objects from the mesolithic to the present which tell the story of seven thousand years of human activity around Britain's only hot springs, which are the heart of the World Heritage Site at Bath.
The Roman Baths and Temple of Sulis Minerva are among the finest Roman remains in Britain. At the hot spring, the Celtic and Classical worlds met in a magnificent complex of stone buildings used for worship, cleansing and healing. The museum, below the 18th century Pump Room, contains the monumental remains of these buildings and evidence of the people who used them.
Collection details
Social History, Decorative and Applied Art, Coins and Medals, Archives, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
- Beau Nash
- Designated Collection
Enemies at Home: Talk by Falco author Lindsey Davis
- 16 May 2014 7-8pm
Lindsey Davis, author and creator of the bestselling Falco series of books, talks about her writing career and exploring the Rome of the Emperors.
'Step right into a convincing yet extraordinary past' Independent
'Davis's descriptions of Rome are vivid and lively …' Daily Mail
Suitable for
- 18+
£10 which includes a glass of wine or soft drink.
£15 which includes a glass of wine or soft drink and then at 8pm entry to The Sounds of Time: Rhythm at the Roman Baths.
All tickets available through Bath Box Office
Tel: 01225 463362
Fax: 01225 310377
Email: email@example.com
Web: www.bathboxoffice.org.uk
The Sounds of Time: Rhythm at the Roman Baths
- 16 May 2014 8-10pm
Enjoy music through the ages at the Roman Baths for Museums at Night. Explore early music with Lyre player Michael Levy in the museum and 'The Lambeth Swing plays sophisticated 30s & 40s era swing by the Great Bath.
Suitable for
- Any age
Normal admission charges apply - free to Bath & North East Somerset Residents with a Discovery Card.
Bath Bubbles
A cartoon computer game guiding a Roman character through the bath house, collecting objects and carrying out tasks until he can finally relax in the natatio. Make sure to keep paying the furnace slave, or the baths will go cold and you will lose!
Meet the Romans KS2
This 60 minute interactive sessions explores hisotry, literacy, numeracay and art. It is ideal for years 3 and 4. It is an opportunity to tour real Roman artefacts! Why not try the 'counter challenge' and take a view on the past.
How to obtain
Book in advance on 01225 477785
Roman Baths Museum Walkthrough
The Roman Baths is below the modern street level and has four main features, the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman bath house and finds from Roman Bath. The Georgian Pump Room is on the ground level. This interactive site plan has details of the different areas of the site, along with photographs and examples of archaeological finds.
Roman Baths Teachers Pack, KS1 and 2
This pack aims to help teachers plan a lively self-guided educational visit to the Roman Baths. It includes ideas to use in pre-visit, on-site, and follow-up activities.
Teaching sessions are also available in response to National Curriculum and QCA units. Details can be found on our website or by ringing 01225 477785.
This material is adaptable for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 pupils, providing a wide range of cross-curricular topics. We suggest that you pick and choose from these activities according to your topic focus, the time you have available and your own students.
Roman life KS2
This 60 minute explorer sessions looks at general aspects of Roman life. Handle Roman artefacts for either bathingk, buildings & technology or cooking & food. Add 2 choices from 'Togas and tunics', 'Write on' or 'Marvellous mosaics'.
How to obtain
Book in advance on 01225 477785
Welcome to Aquae Sulis - secondary
This 60 minute session looks at the archaeology of the Roman baths and temple and the people who came to Aquae Sulis. It includes a short presentation and oppportunites for artefact handling.
How to obtain
Book in advance on 012225 477785
- About
- | Collections
- | Events
- | Resources
- | Map


text:
No Left Turn - Airton Cozzolino in Hoókipa
Carada on strapless island
Watch Airton and Matchu strapless kitesurfing and enjoy the show.
The new Fuse is out!!!
It´s out, the brand new Fuse is available up from now! Years ago the Fuse started as more or less a Rebel on 5 lines, today it´s an outstanding high performance free ride/wave kite, strictly developed on 4 lines and an intelligent bridle system. Of course, for maximum security, it can be flown on 5 lines too! The low wind abilities and the
easy handling are easy accessible and convincing. Enjoy watching the Fuse clip and test it yourself soon!
The new Neo is out!!!
The brand new NEO is available! The newest kite in the range of six NKB kites is the Neo. A dedicated freestyle/wave kite with only 3 struts. Astonishing easy and predictable to fly, offering a drift ability which allows you really to surf waves, without getting dragged off the board or constantly steering your kite. But just watch the clip and convince yourself:
The Mauritius Episode
Right after the KSP Mauritius we took the chance to really enjoy Mauritius and managed to get some sick shots of barrels, huge walls and also massive wipeouts. Watch the best athletes in their game, Airton Cozzolino, Patri McLaughlin, Kirsty Jones and Ninja Bichler playing with the elements to the extreme. Additionally get a closer look on the beautiful island Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, probably one of the most versatile kite spots on this globe: flat water lagoons, wave entry spots and of course impressing One Eye. And all that within spitting distance!
Enjoy the ride with your host Tom Court and just so much, it´s worth watching it until the last second!


text:
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Shaping the New You
101 Encouraging Stories about Dieting and Fitness... and Finding What Works for You
No one likes to diet, but the personal stories in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Shaping the New You will encourage and inspire readers with its positive, practical, and purposeful tales of dieting and fitness. This is a great book for anyone embarking on a healthier lifestyle.
Added to Cart
Choose a format:
Buy from us:
- Chicken Soup for the Soul |
- 400 pages |
- December 2010


text:
E-mail a friend
About FDNY
FDNY Home
FDNY Mission Statement
Bureaus and Units
General Resources
Important Numbers
FDNY Foundation
Interagency MOUs
Notice of Privacy Practices
Residents & Businesses
Certificate of Fitness
Contracting Opportunities
Fire Code / FDNY Rules
Fire Prevention
Fire Statistics
Fire Records
Hurricane Sandy Fee Waivers
NOV Certificate of Correction
Public Meetings
Safety & Education
Fire Safety Program
Fire Safety Brochures
Learn CPR
What to do After a Fire
Media & Press Resources
FDNY Close-Up
Photo Galleries
Press Releases
2012 Annual Report
Memorials & Honor
Events & Ceremonies
History & Heritage
In the Line of Duty
9/11 Memorial Pages
9/11 Tribute
Current Opportunities
Additional Resources
Vital Statistics
Language Access Plan
Smart CPR Trial
Customer Satisfaction
Fire Operations Survey
Fire Prevention Survey
EMS Satisfaction Survey
Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta tomorrow will join family,
friends and Fire Department members in paying their final
respects to Firefighter Christian P. Engeldrum of Ladder Company
61 in the Bronx. Firefighter Engeldrum, a sergeant in the
Army National Guard, was killed on November 29 outside of
Baghdad, Iraq when the vehicle he was riding in was bombed.
He was 39-years-old and a 5 ½ year veteran of the Fire
Department. Firefighter Engeldrum is survived by his wife
Sharon and their two sons.
Graduation Ceremony for 163 Probationary Firefighters
Whitman Hall, Brooklyn College ( Nostrand Avenue @ Avenue H)
Thursday December 16, 2004 , 11am
Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta, FDNY Chief of Department Peter Hayden, FDNY Chief of Operations Salvatore Cassano, 163 Probationary Firefighter Graduates, hundreds of family members and friends, other top FDNY Officials.
Press Contact: Francis X. Gribbon
/ David Billig (FDNY) (718) 999-2056


text:
- Willamette
- Graduate School of Education
- Admission
- Services for Students
Student Services
Campus-wide Services
Visitors may park in metered spots near the Graduate School of Education, or in the guest parking lot on campus. Enrolled students may purchase a permit to park in designated lots throughout campus. Campus Safety | Campus Map
Food Services
With four options of on-campus dining facilities, students have access to a variety of foods and multiple serving areas. Bon Appetit Food Service
Fitness and Recreation
Sparks Center houses a swimming pool, handball/racquetball/basketball courts, weight/fitness room and locker facilities. Outdoor tennis courts and an all-weather track are available. Organized fitness classes and recreation activities including intramurals are available to all students. Athletic Facilities
University Center
University offices including Financial Aid and the Registrar are located in this centrally located building. The Putnam University Center also houses the campus bookstore, mail services, student-run coffee shop, Bistro Willamette and a convenience store. Meeting rooms and lounge areas are also available for the use of the University community.
Bishop Wellness Center
In addition to Health Services, enrolled student have access to student insurance, disability and learning services and counseling services. Bishop Wellness Center
The Mark O. Hatfield Library is centrally located in the heart of campus. The library offers the Willamette community a diverse, well-chosen collection of over 425,000 volumes and access to more than 100 databases and over 25,000 print and electronic journal subscriptions. The library is a vital public space on campus and includes many attractive areas suitable for study and reflection, as well as a 24-hour study lounge equipped with vending machines for students during the hours the library is closed. Hatfield Library


text:
Jump to content
Sign up to FPA emails today »
Get a free online demo of our unique new SRE resource for primary schools.
We're looking for skilled and passionate people to help shape the future of FPA. If this sounds like you we'd love to hear from you.
Professionals working with parents and carers in Scotland can learn how to deliver our award-winning Speakeasy course.
We've teamed up with Manchester Metropolitan University to bring you NutripromptTM, an iPhone app to help you plan for pregnancy.
As a charity, we rely on the help of donations from people like you, so a huge thank you for your support.
Spread the word


text:
Business and Money Databases
Collier falls behind in race for economic cash, tax incentives
In the highly competitive rush to attract and retain high-wage businesses in emerging industries, the state of Florida has handed out nearly $700 million over the last 17 years. As roughly 1,000 private companies and nonprofits have dipped into Florida funds designed to spur business growth, Collier County has been a nonfactor in the economic incentive game, according to a Daily News review of data posted this month by the Florida Department of Economy Opportunity. Database | Map | Read the story »
SWFL nonprofit heads paid well, but within national average
In surveying how local nonprofit executives are paid, the Daily News looked at the most recent tax records -- mostly in 2010, some in 2011 -- for the 64 nonprofits based in Collier County, Bonita Springs and Estero with revenues exceeding $1 million. The salaries were then compared to national medians found by Charity Navigator, a national nonprofit watchdog. Read the story »
Collier Commissioner and School Board candidate campaign contributions
Database includes Collier Commissioner and School Board candidate campaign contributions as reported by the Collier County Supervisor of Elections. The results include all types including "In-Kind" contributions. Search database »
Elections database
2012 Presidential Campaign Contributions
Presidential campaign contribution data from Florida residences and businesses. The data is organized by month and viewers can choose the number of records to display, sort data columns and perform keyword searches.
2012 Presidential Contributions 2nd Quarter
Geo mapping and search local area to see contributor's locations, amount contributed and more for Obama and Romney.
See interactive map »
Sports database
High school football scores in Collier, south Lee
This summer the Daily News, in an effort to create accurate records for reporters and fans alike, undertook the task of chronicling the score of every football game ever played in the county. The goal was to find the result of every game played by the Collier County teams as well as the south Lee County schools the Daily News covers, Estero and South Fort Myers. Read story ».
Sports Bars in SW Florida
The NFL season is back on. Search for sports bars by team affiliations or by location. See interactive map »
Traffic Databases
Dangerous Intersections
Get details on the most dangerous intersections in Collier county and South Lee county. View Related Stories »
U.S. Highway Deaths 1994 to 2008
This database summarizes, by county road segments, how many fatal accidents occured from January 1, 1994 through Dec. 31, 2008. Also displayed are the percentage of accidents in which at least one driver had been drinking, at least one vehicle had been speeding or at least one death occured to a driver or passenger who was not wearing a seat belt. View Related Stories »
More databases/stories
News Databases
Florida alligator harvest data
How many nuisance alligator complaints have there been every year since 1977? What has the value of alligator hide been? Answer these questions and more by viewing the database.
Read the story »
Crime Incidents Database with Map
Every victim's experience of waiting for a sheriff's deputy is different. Some wait longer than others, and many factors contribute to how quickly a deputy will arrive. In Collier County, the Sheriff's Office's Immokalee district posted the fastest average reported response times in 2007 and 2008, at about 5 ½ minutes. The slowest times were in the Everglades district, at nearly three times Immokalee's average response, around 15 minutes. Read the story »
More databases/stories
Charity Databases
How Can You Help Haiti?
The strongest earthquake in more than 200 years rocked Haiti on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010. The 7.0-magnitude quake, which struck at 4:53 p.m., was estimated by the Red Cross to have killed 45,000 to 50,000 people. We've put together a list of organizations that are collecting aid and donations to assist Haiti in relief efforts. Get more information about the Haiti earthquake relief efforts »
More databases/stories
- Check back for additional charity databases.
Health Databases
Nursing home evaluations
How good the care is at Naples-area nursing homes may come down to who owns them, according to a study of state inspection records conducted by the Daily News and Scripps Howard News Service. Read the story »
Nursing home records
A statistical analysis of the federal government's first-ever ratings of nearly 16,000 nursing homes reveals an uneven level of quality across the nation and shows how complicated it is to find a good nursing home. Read the story »
Education database
2010 FCAT scores in Florida
This spring's Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) continues to be a headache for local schools districts. After delays in scoring, it appears that the finals scores released are not accurate - and one local school district wants it fixed. Lee County Superintendent Jim Browder is joining five other superintendents across the state questioning the accuracy of the FCAT scores released by the Florida Department of Education two weeks ago. Read the story »
Student Racial Representation
Last year, school district officials determined that Collier County had gone from a population with a majority of white students in 2000 to a majority population of Hispanic students.
Of the district's 42,623 students, 42.4 percent were Hispanic and 41.6 percent were white, according to 2008-09 school year data. That gap increased this year to 43.1 percent Hispanic and 40.6 percent white, the Collier district's website shows.
Read the story »


text:
Shop His Works
Choose Your Loyalty, Choose Your Merchandise
Shop the Books, DVDs, and Gifts
The bestselling author who created Sookie Stackhouse, comes a darker locale-populated by more strangers than friends.
Pre-Order Midnight Crossroad
Get Your New School Turntables for Your Old School Vinyl Here
Shop More Turntables
The famed TV series turned blockbuster funded by an ambitious Kickstarter Campaign.
Order Now
Get two years of magazines for only $1 more than the price of a one year subscription!
Shop the Deal
Millionaire's Club Card Members save big on purchases in-store and online.JOIN NOW!
Add to Cart
+ Add to Wishlist
In Stock.
FREE Express Shipping for Club Members
Not a member? Join Today!
God is so good 7.5" H
Manufacturer: Demdaco
View Mobile Version of the Booksamillion.com Site


text:
I know that they replaced show runner Glenn Mazzara after a few episodes were done, so that probably has a lot to do with how things panned out. I was kind of disappointed in the finale, probably because the storyline really hasn't gone anywhere. Starting out next season, we could be right back to the governor vs. the people in the prison, which was pretty much where things were at after the second episode. That, and we have to wait until the end of October for the new season.
Loved it. It wasn't as, like, surprise-y as you'd expect from a finale on a show like that, but I really enjoyed it. You?
I was sort of "meh" about it. I wasn't really that impressed with this season very much, though. I thought there were a lot of story lines that didn't really go anywhere or sort of started and then just went away without being talked about again. I guess I prefer more twisty-turny sort of plot stuff.
See, *SPOILER ALERT* ...
I was glad they didn't kill off the Governor yet, because that felt like it was where things were going. It would have been too obvious. I also thought it was going to be obvious that Andrea would escape. No dice. I like things like that, when our expectations are violated (in a positive, productive way).
My main problem: why would the take the Woodbury people back to the prison? Why not just move into Woodbury? They've got electricity and shit.
The one thing that I do enjoy about TWD is that they obviously have no qualms about killing off main characters. I was expecting Maggie or Glenn to die in the finale because of their little wedding ceremony thing a couple weeks ago. I'm sorta glad Andrea is dead, I didn't really feel any kind of connection to her and she pretty much brought what happened to her onto herself.


text:
Scroll to Previous Item
Scroll to Next Item
Peter Rabbit™ Utensils Set
Several of our Easter products have sold out online. Please check with your
local store
for availability.
No longer available
Our exclusive stainless steel utensils showcase Beatrix Potter's famous character.
6.5" long
Utensils are made of stainless steel with a plastic handle.
Each handle features Peter Rabbit; designed exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids.
Set includes fork, knife, and spoon.
BPA- and phthalate-free.


text:
ImagesSee All 24 Images
VideosSee All 5 Videos
Shippin' Out October 9-15: Forza 4, Dead Rising 2: Off the Record
New release slate led by Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 4; Dead Rising 2: Off the Record, Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, and Sesame Street: Once Upon a Monster also out.
Two Saturn titles from Treasure dated for Xbox Live
Vertically scrolling shooter Radiant Silvergun hits September 14 for $15; Guardian Heroes follows October 12 with $10 price tag attached.
Guardian Heroes HD Preview - First Look
Guardian Heroes, Treasure's fan-favorite brawler for the Sega Saturn console, returns in HD.
Guardian Heroes headed for XBLA
Sega preps downloadable remake of Treasure's original Saturn brawler with HD visuals and online cooperative play this fall.
Rumor Control: Xbox Pirates! and the pre-E3 gossip frenzy
Fake Nintendo flyers, Guardian Heroes, console booty, Shield sex shows, a DS deluge, and more.
Recent Forum ActivityGo to Guardian Heroes Discussion
No forum topics for Guardian Heroes yet. Want to start us off? Create a new topic.


text:
You're leaving Wedding Paper Divas to see the Deal of the Day at our parent site, Tiny Prints.
You won't be able to dismiss this by usual means (escape or click button), but you can close it programatically based on user choices or actions.
"I was able to change the color of the flowers to the brides chosen colors of purple. The paper quality is excellent and the online proof process is so easy."
"So happy with my daughter's shower invitations. The Colors were exactly the way they looked online, the paper was high quality and I received them in a little over a week. The price did seem a bit high compared to other sites, but hey...you get what you pay for :)"
"I just ordered these to use as bridal luncheon invitations. They were perfect! Recipients commented on the quality of the paper and design. Received them faster than promised and had great customer service. I would highly recommend this product."
"Ordered the fields in bloom in purple as a bridal shower invite for a long time friend. I am very impressed with the quality- heavy, textured paper, colors are gorgeous and match perfectly with the colors the bridal party has chosen for this late summer/early fall event. Ive heard many complements on the invitation from both family and friends of the bride. I will definitely order from weddingpaperdivas again, and would highly recommend to anyone looking for beautiful, classy and affordable invitations/announcements!"
"Our guests just received the shower invitation and everyone loves it! They love the thick rich quality of the card and the vibrant colors used in the text. The customer service department is so helpful, professional and kind. I was a bit confused on how many I should order and they were so helpful. I wouldn't do business with any other company. I have used your invitations for the past three weddings of my daughters and will continue to order for my grandchildren!"


text:
Napoleon: N.O.'s best outdoor fine dining spots
Other Slideshows
- Artists perform at 2nd annual Outnumber Hunger Live!
- Photos: South Korea ferry capsizes, hundreds missing
- Mackie Shilstone: 5 foods to curb appetite
- Carnival Dream becomes N.O.'s largest cruise ship
- PHOTOS: 'Blood Moon' shines high above South Texas
- Mackie: The five best foods for your heart


text:
Salomon products can only be shipped within the U.S.
(based on 6 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Feels full size too small
Feels half size too small
Feels true to size
83% (5 reviews)
(5 reviews)
Feels half size too big
Feels full size too big
Feels too narrow
Feels true to width
100% (6 reviews)
(6 reviews)
Feels too wide
Reviewed by 6 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-6
Back to top
Totally comfortable
By Mike
from NY
About Me Expert
Comments about Salomon Impact 90 Ski Boots 2013:
Bought these to replace an old pair of Nordica racing boots which were killing me. They are totally comfortable and get the job done for casual all mountain skiing.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Solid Boots
By Dib
from Seattle
About Me Intermediate
Fits almost perfect, the store did some work to get it to snuff.
Great boot for a teen with big feet
By Ed
from Aspen, CO
Great for an expert junior who doesn't weigh enough to flex a high performance adult boot.
Buy these boots
By Giantguy
from New York, NY
About Me Beginner
Great feel
nice buy!
By marcucuarcu
from boston,ma
great boot ! had to exchange it as it didn't fit but didn't get to try it yet ...waiting for the new season!nice price and quick service ..thanks EVO!
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Best boots I've ever had
By Quannah
from Canyon, Tx
This is my first pair of boots and I could not be more happy. I'm counting the days until the nearest mountain opens. I know these boots will out perform my expectations.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend


text:
More Languages ›
To play Offroad 4x4 you must install the Adobe Shockwave Player.
Drive with arrow keys to steer. Avoid rolling stones and obstacles along the way. Finish line before the time runs out!
There are 3 awards in Offroad 4x4.
Copy and Paste this code to your blog/website
Play Offroad 4x4 / More 3D games
Password Reminder


text:
What is Lyme Disease?
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection characterized by a skin rash, flu -like symptoms and swollen joints. It is caused by a bacterium known as spirochete, usually found in animals such as deer and mice. Ticks are very small, approximately the size of a sesame seed and often quite unnoticeable.
They live in tall grass, shrubs and woody areas, and are commonly found in the rural and suburban areas in midwestern and northeastern states of the United States. They may also be found other parts of the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. These ticks usually emerge during spring in the months of May, June and July.
Lyme disease is not contagious and may not be transmitted from person to person. If individuals spend a lot of time in grassy, wooded areas, they are more likely to develop Lyme disease. It is therefore very important to practice safety precautions when venturing into tick-infested areas.


text:
SpongeBob is on vacay, but he's not sea-sick! Flip through to see more photos from the best vacation album ever.
His favorite part about his vacation? The view, hands down.
SpongeBob loves being yellow, but in the summer he prefers a more golden hue.
Rather than buying postcards while he's away, SpongeBob sends loved ones a heartwarming bubble!
Playing sports with your BFF on vacay is a great way to get closer. Like, super close.
Nothing says summer like a sunset, a sponge, and a ukulele.
SpongeBob likes to stay active, even on vacation. You don't get that spongy physique without hard work!
It's super easy to dance like no one's watching when you travel to a private island.
With this last shot, SpongeBob can complete his photo collection entitled, "Gary and Grass Around the World."
Being away was nice while it lasted, but nothing beats home and, more importantly, Krabby Patties!
12 pictures
Wanna see where all your fave cartoons are made?! Then check this out! We're giving you a super sneak peek tour of the Nickelodeon Animation Studio in California! This is where characters like SpongeBob and the Turtles come to life. The tour starts in 3...2...1...
8 pictures
A SpongeBob SquarePants birthday party?! Yes please! Pharrell brought Bikini Bottom to his birthday bash. And these party photos put the PIC in EPIC. Check 'em out!
They've got all the collectors items, they've never missed an event and they've learned to hold their breath underwater for longer than a hibernating sea turtle. For these super fans, Kenny the Cat is more than just an obsession... It's a way of life. See what it takes to be a member of the Kenny the Cat Fan Club, just like SpongeBob!
11 pictures
When it comes to Nick stars, the greener the better! We seriously heart this hue in all of its shades and the stars who sport it. From Patrick's shorts to Cosmo's head, here's all the green stuff we totally love!
9 pictures
10 pictures
Here are the winners for the most extreme selfies ever! These stars and characters are combining sport with the art of taking the perfect self-snap. Don't miss it!
Postcards From Goo Lagoon SpongeBob and his friends love spending time at their favorite hang out, Goo Lagoon. Do you want a taste of this seaside paradise? If you're in need of a little getaway, just flip these postcards and you'll feel like you're really there!
14 pictures
2014 is almost here! But let's not forget all the awesome stuff that happened this past year. From brand new shows to unbelievably epic slimes, let's take a look quick back at our top 13 favorite memories from 2013!
The holiday season is here and our fave stars and characters just can't help but deck the halls! From twinkle lights to mistletoe, these guys are really getting into the spirit of the season. Check out these fantastically festive homes!


text:
Shortly after my election as Texas's 50th Attorney General, we launched a transition team and began carefully studying which issues had to be prioritized by my new administration. Almost immediately, we determined that cracking down on waste, fraud and abuse in the Medicaid program would be a top priority. At the time, just the sheer …
Tag Archive: state of texas medicaid
Mar 18
Working together to fight Medicaid fraud
March 18, 2013
Tags: attrney general medicaid, Civil Medicaid Fraud, Civil Medicaid Fraud Division, current texas attorney general, disadvantaged Texans, east texas review, east texas review medicaid, government fraud, Greg Abbott, Health and Human Services Commission, Health and Human Services Commission's Office of Inspector General, how much did texas pay for medicaid fraud, how much does medicaid fraud cost us, how much in medicaid fraud, Medicaid, medicaid fraud, Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, Medicaid fraud crackdown, mfcu, OAG, OAG's Medicaid fraud crackdown, Office of the Attorney General, state of texas medicaid, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, texas medicaid, texas medicaid fraud, texas Office of the Attorney General, Texas's 50th Attorney General, wellfare fraud
Permanent link to this article: http://www.easttexasreview.com/working-together-to-fight-medicaid-fraud/
Recent Stories
- Business Expo slated April 24, 2014
- Good Shepherd Medical Center honors volunteers April 23, 2014
- Obama Administration deports over traffic tickets April 22, 2014
- Eating to help youth April 21, 2014
- What does Easter mean to you? April 20, 2014
- Club meeting slated April 20, 2014
- Chamber professionals to attend roundtable April 19, 2014
- Unsportsmanlike conduct April 19, 2014
- Student battle inspires April 18, 2014
- Foster Band wins coveted sweepstakes April 17, 2014
- ▼2014 (134)
- ▼April (30)
- Business Expo slated
- Good Shepherd Medical Center honors volunteers
- Obama Administration deports over traffic tickets
- Eating to help youth
- What does Easter mean to you?
- Club meeting slated
- Chamber professionals to attend roundtable
- Unsportsmanlike conduct
- Student battle inspires
- Foster Band wins coveted sweepstakes
- Anniversary celebration coming
- Fundraiser benefits abused children
- Study abroad
- Awake and Alert!
- Good Shepherd hosts appreciation luncheon
- Rigging the electoral system for the rich
- Professional rodeo riding into Longview
- East Texas Oil Museum to host reception
- Selfless service
- Say NO to Comcast merger
- Things have changed in Texas
- County Commended
- LETU to showcase Kodiak quest mission airplane
- Gregg County Sheriff, LPD arrest delinquent parents
- Why Did John call of he Baptist Call Jesus the Lamb of God?
- Artwalk slated
- Artwalk is today
- Taste of Heaven:Coming together to serve the Kingdom
- Putting the "fair" in Fair Housing
- Doling out money: IRS has $760 million for people who have not filed a 2010 tax return
- ►March (38)
- ►February (32)
- ►January (34)
- ▼April (30)
- ►2013 (419)
- ►2012 (439)
- ►2011 (679)


text:
this will be discussed on THE CHARITY STRIKE.COM
Pau Gasol to reportedly miss at least six weeks with torn plantar fascia
By Ben Golliver and Rob Mahoney
Every single bit of momentum that the Lakers have been able to generate this season has been swallowed whole by bad breaks and poor chemistry, making it no surprise that L.A.'s recent success would inevitably lead to some unfortunate news.
The latest gut punch comes courtesy of the ever-reliable Ken Berger of CBS Sports, who is reporting that Pau Gasol — last seen exiting Tuesday night's game on crutches after collapsing to the floor late in the fourth quarter — is due to miss at least six weeks of game action due to a partially torn plantar fascia. The injury was confirmed by the Lakers, but the team was unwilling to provide a timetable before Gasol was examined by team doctors in L.A. on Thursday. Winners of three straight and six of their last seven, the Lakers now will have to radically change their approach and rotation to account for this critical blow to their lineup.
According to Berger, Gasol and the Lakers will have a crucial decision to make regarding the most sensible course of action going forward:
One option for Gasol is rehab, with estimated timetable of 6-8 weeks. Surgery would mean 10-12 weeks, with better chance of full recovery.—
Ken Berger (@KBergCBS) February 06, 2013
The rehab timeline would put Gasol's recovery somewhere in the projected range of March 20-April 3, assuming no additional setbacks and not including his acclimation to the timing and conditioning of the NBA game. The surgery timeline would almost assuredly put Gasol out of action through the end of the regular season (L.A. plays its final game on April 17) and likely through even a potential first round series. The Lakers had no margin for error in their efforts to make the postseason cut, and now figure to see their playoff chances slashed significantly by the absence of so crucial a player.
There are no optimal solutions at this point, just the management of disappointing options. Gasol's injury only compounds those faced by Dwight Howard (who may be ailing and limited for the rest of the season) and reserve big man Jordan Hill (who is ruled out for the year with a labral tear), virtually stripping the Lakers of their entire rotation of bigs.
This season has been one nightmare after another for Gasol. He's missed time due to knee tendinitis and a concussion and he's averaging a career-low 13.4 points and 8.01 rebounds per game while shooting a career-low 45.3 percent from the field. But this latest blow occurred when Gasol was forced from action with a little more than four minutes remaining in regulation on Tuesday. Gasol attempted to defend a drive by Nets center Brook Lopez, and as he rose to contest the running shot, Gasol pulled up in mid-air, falling to the ground in pain. Replays showed that there was no contact between the players and that the injury appeared to occur as Gasol lifted off the ground.
Gasol initially attempted to walk off the injury but eventually went to the locker room with the assistance of the Lakers' medical team. He departed with 15 points (on 6-for-16 shooting), four rebounds and two blocks in 34 minutes.
Dave McMenamin of ESPNLA reported that Gasol said he "felt a pop" and that he was "worried" about his foot. Berger also originally reported that Lakers guard Kobe Bryant was "very, very concerned, to say the least," about Gasol's injury.
Earlier this week, Gasol indicated that he would not request a trade in advance of the Feb. 21 deadline despite frustration with his role and playing time under coach Mike D'Antoni, and now it appears that the Lakers will have no choice but to hold on to Gasol despite his underwhelming play and the dismal trajectory of their season. L.A.'s top-heavy construction is as problematic at the negotiating table as it is on the court; the team has committed to a core of Bryant, Howard and Steve Nash, making Gasol the one expendable piece. Now even Gasol seems likely to be a Laker — if only in name — through the end of the season, despite any previous urges to deal him before the deadline.
Video via YouTube user nbaus3030
Mike D'Antoni has ruined the Lakers and they will miss the playoffs this year. I have outlined everything that is wrong with the Lakers and why they will not return the the Finals for quite some time! Read More at: http://the-nba-insider.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-los-angeles-lakers-will-miss-2013.html & http://the-nba-insider.blogspot.com/2013/02/mike-dantonis-offense-is-gimmick-and.html
I can see Kobe speaking to the Black Knight in the Monty Python movie, 'The Holy Grail,' after the fight.
"It's just a flesh wound," Kober exclaims, urging the knight to fight, without his three legs.
"You have to take these games more seriously," Kobe urges, as the man bleeds out and dies.
It's over, Lakers!
Go Lakers!
Well at least KoMe can't blame Gasol for his failings for a few months.
But Kobe hasn't blamed Gasol for anything; rather, he is Gasol's biggest supporter.
But you are a Kobe hater. Carry on . . . . .
@SukMadiq @pcwhite2 Luke doesn't know his head from his ass apparently. Kobe is an adult child. Blaming teammates or coaches on losses or bad on court chemistry is what he does best. He's a whiny crybaby most of the time and always in it for himself.


text:
Date: August 14, 2010
Time: 8:00AM to 12:00PM
Location: Room 241, Vanderbilt Kennedy Center/MRL Building
Registration for this event is now closed.
A monthly workshop series for parents of children (ages 2-5) diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Program is free of charge.
Registration is required
For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or (615) 322-6027, or visit kc.vanderbilt.edu/kennedy/triad/familiesfirst.html.
Sponsored by the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt and the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Treatment and Research Institute for Autism Spectrum Disorders (TRIAD).


text:
What is missing is the actual information about that prior echocardiogram exam and follow up data. The final diagnosis did not say normal, but was couched in other non medical terms. The impression is that the initial exam was abnormal and the follow up opinion was within some broad range of normal.
Star Lotulelei eases medical concerns with strong Pro Day
Given the medical "all clear" to work out at his Pro Day Tuesday after concern over a potential heart condition held him out of the NFL combine, Star Lotulelei put on a show.
Lotulelei excelled in several drills — the numbers, from ESPN's Joe Schad:
Utah DL Star Lotulelei Pro Day standout: Bench of 38. 30 vertical. 3 cone of 7.76 and shuttle of 4.65.
— Joe Schad (@schadjoe) March 20, 2013
Former NFL player and current NFL Network analyst Akbar Gbajabiamila added via Twitter that Lotulelei "dominated position drills w/ multiple D-Line coaches."
All of this means that, if Lotulelei does well in pre-draft interviews and checks out with individual team doctors, the Utah defensive tackle could re-cement himself as a probable top-10 pick … and might even hop into the mix at No. 1 overall.
The Chiefs, as everyone's well aware, currently hold the top spot. While Eric Winston's release and rumors of a possible Branden Albert trade seem to point toward an offensive tackle coming off the board there, Lotulelei could be a perfect fit for Kansas City's 3-4, especially given his ability to line up at multiple spots.
Such talk was tabled coming out of the combine, after concerns arose during the 6-foot-3, 325-pounder's medical exam. ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported the left ventricle in Lotulelei's heart was found be pumping at 44-percent efficiency, below the desired 55-to-70-percent window.
However, no further revelations about Lotulelei's health came out after, until word Monday that he would be able to take part in a full Pro Day.
Lotulelei checked in at the No. 7 overall prospect on the Audibles Big Board 2.0, then slipped back to No. 14 on Big Board 3.0 after he was barred from combine participation. However, a healthy Lotulelei no doubt stands as one of the top prospects in this year's draft and could be the premier interior defensive lineman available.
In his latest SI.com Mock Draft, Don Banks penciled in Lotulelei as the No. 11 pick to San Diego. "He's going to carry a top-10 grade if he's cleared medically," Banks wrote.
That's the general consensus regarding Lotulelei, and his Pro Day performance could send his stock skyward yet again.
Did anybody really think thast this sudden revelation that he has been diagnosed with a heart condition would prevent him from performing the same way he has been performing since before the diagnosis was made? I mean c'mon people...really!?


text:
1 person found this helpful
I have been working at American Tower full-time for more than 5 years
Pros – no comments as i am satisfied with this job
Cons – nothing to comments as this is the best
Advice to Senior Management – nothing
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
2 people found this helpful
I worked at American Tower full-time for more than 5 years
1 person found this helpful
I worked at American Tower full-time for more than 3 years
Over the past few years American Tower has enjoyed tremendous global growth. Today, employees on four continents and in ten markets are responsible for the Company's success. They work together to provide services and… — Full Overview
Provided by employer [?]
This is the employer's chance to tell you why you should work for them. The information provided is from their perspective.
Would you like us to review something? Please describe the problem with this {0} and we will look into it.
Your feedback has been sent to the team, and we'll look into it.
Sorry, but your feedback didn't make it to the team. Your input is valuable to us – would you mind trying again?
Your response will be removed from the review – this cannot be undone.
Copyright © 2008–2014, Glassdoor. All Rights Reserved. Your use of this service is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy & Cookies Policy. Glassdoor ® is a registered trademark of Glassdoor, Inc.
We do not post on Facebook
We do not post on Facebook


text:
Remember to check the Simple Questions/Simple Answers , Suggestions , Bug Reports and Technical Support threads before posting. If you have something that warrants extended discussion then post a thread, but when in doubt, please use an already existing thread
Gen 6 Simulator Speculation
Discussion in 'Pokémon Showdown!' started by Orik, Jan 9, 2013.
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.
- Thread Status:
- Not open for further replies.


text: General Archive 17/06/2013 Review: Rossum's Universal Robots Rossum's Universal Robots is not a particularly good play, but it's important for one very simple reason: it introduced the word "robot" to the world. I just read it, so I thought I'd post by Rob Schwarz | General Read More 17/06/2013 10 Awesome (And Free!) WordPress Themes For Writers Here are 10 of my favorite free WordPress themes for writers (in no particular order). by Rob Schwarz | General Read More 17/06/2013 6 Tips To Make Your Submission Rise Above The Rest Wait! I know you're excited to submit that short story you've been working on to the Short Story Contest Mission 3000, and the due date is only days away. But before you do, make by Rob Schwarz | General Read More 2/08/2010 52 Ways To Improve Your Blogging How do you make your blog stand out from the rest? Well, you could be a lazy bum and do nothing. Or, and I'm just throwing this out there, you could take my advice by Rob Schwarz | General Read More 13/04/2009 Conquering The Conversational Tone In 5 Easy Steps It's easy for someone to tell you to "write like you speak" or "use a conversational tone," but what exactly does that mean? Well, first thing's first: the secret about using a conversational tone by Rob Schwarz | General Read More


text:
Gerri's Housekeeping Service
I do housecleaning in the Snohomish Area..
Apr 22 -
Online "Hassle-Free" Resume
I value efficiency. And this is why my Resume Writing process is simple and systematic. I value time. And this is why my Resume Writing process will save both of us a lot of wasted time. All our transactions will be through email and phone.
So here's how it works.
1. Email me [email removed]your existing Resume. If you don't have one, just email me, let me know, and I will send you a list of requirements I will need from you.
2. Let me know if you need a Resume update or a total change.
3. If you ...
Mar 3 -
Ring and braclet
Three stone ring with two accent bands and
three stone braclet with small diamonds
Diamond certificate on the three stone ring
Leo diamonds in the ring
5k for ring
2k for bracelet
Serious inquiries only please
This is well below any sale price
Feb 28 -
Lake Stevens
Looking for housekeeping jobs in north Everett, Arlington and surrounding areas have over 20 yrs experience....
Feb 28 -
To whom it may concern,
I'm responding with the attached resume in hopes that we may benefit from each other in some capacity; in retrospect, I am quite capable in many regards, which includes Business, Management, Marketing and Web Design. As a matter of fact, I'm for hire, and/or I'm contractible. I've been serving hi-tech, (hardware & software), since 1983. I might also add that I've had massive inventory management experience through world class organizations. If you want to ...
Apr 17 -
Portland (OR) :
King City
Jeff Roberts
Procurement Commodity Manager
Technical Summary: Able to read design drawings and decipher on an engineering / machinist level for form fit and function and cost analysis, to include N.P.I. staging and final quality audit/assurance (FQA) process. Sourcing of precision C.N.C. up to 6 axis vendors for tooling, forging, die sets, sheet metal ...
Apr 5 -
Eugene :
Offering professionally constructed, high-quality resumes since 1984
Decades of experience and a proven track record of getting you those interviews
Your resumes are customized toward:
IT pros
Military to Civilian
Retired Returnees
Internship CV's
Career Changers
What's included:
Your customized resume
Cover letter/Follow-up letter/Reference page
Resume always completed in both Word/ PDF/ ASCII file formats
Archived for up to a year for future changes and additions
Also supplying prospecting letters ...
Mar 28 -
Portland (OR) :
Hi are you in need of someone who can help you run your small business? Would you like more time off to spend on your other business related activities? Do you need help with your shipping?
I offer help to small businesses in need of someone who can ship their products . If you are an online retailer, Ebay'er, amazon user or other e-commerce i am here to help.
Skills and traits
-Goal oriented (part time student)
-Power seller and great Feedback on Ebay ( ...
Mar 13 -
Portland (OR) :


text:
Ordinances for LBGT discrimination protection being debated around Nebraska
Two days after the Grand Island city council voted down legal protections for gay and transgender residents petitions seeking to repeal Omaha's ordinance are now being circulated. Organizers must gather about 11,400 valid signatures over the next month to put the measure before voters. Local tea party organizers and clergy and Christian groups are supporting the effort. The Omaha City Council narrowly approved the ordinance in March that bans employers, job-training programs, labor groups and other organizations from discriminating based on a person's sexual orientation. The Lincoln City Council adopted a similar ordinance in May, but opponents mounted a successful petition drive that requires the council to either let the ordinance die or submit it for voter approval. The public vote has not yet been scheduled.


text:
Thanks for the reply Ron
Yes your right about being a good boy and perhaps biting your tongue a little and maybe getting the job you do best back. I know its hard to do that at times but right now its time to time to go with the flow. Because after all a pat on the back never paid the rent. You have looked after many others in the past and its now time for you to put Mr Lipton first.
Cheers Ron


text:
Student Programming at Conferences
25/03/2011 § 11 Comments
UPDATE: We caught the attention of ALA with this one and Jenny Levine AKA The Shifted Librarian posted the following comment – we encourage everyone to submit ideas and participate in the Civics Class.
Hackers, great post. I'd like to encourage you to submit programs for the 2011 Annual Virtual Conference – there's still time.
Also, are you planning to play along with ALA Civics Class this spring? Please say yes. I could use your feedback on the syllabus.
Jenny Levine
ALA staff
As future LIS professionals, we're expected to attend conferences both to network and to become more familiar with our interest areas. It's a good idea, but with most conference programming focused on those already working full-time, it can feel like our voices are getting lost. I'm writing this post to share some ideas that I have for student programming at conferences as ALA creeps ever closer. This post is also being published on the day that our student body at SLIS is hosting our first student-focused conference (more on that later!) More importantly, I want to hear from you: what is it that you look for in a conference that makes or breaks your decision to attend? What programming would help you develop as a professional, or help you explore new areas as a student?
The idea for this post came from ALA Think Tank, when Jenny Levine asked for programming suggestions for ALA's annual virtual conference. I said I would like to see more student programming, but after posting it I realized I wanted to be more specific. What is 'student programming,' exactly? Obviously we can benefit greatly from a lot of the programming that is keeping people out in the field informed, but as students, we are also in a different place. Here are some of the things I'm thinking that either already exist or that I'd like to see:
- Job hunting/PhD prep: it's on all of our minds! ALA has some great options already (office for diversity–double check–hosts a PhD fair where you can meet folks from different programs) that I loved last year. Look up job hunting stuff. Helpful to have something focused on new job seekers fresh out of school (ie how not to get lost in the crowd).
- Networking: conferences are a plethora of networking opportunities already. Some departments also host get togethers for attending members and alumni to network, as do some divisions/roundtables/etc. A student-specific gathering would be a great way to share advice with others in the same place to talk about student life–a IRL version of HLS!
- Student research panels/posters: what are we doing in our classes? how about our jobs/internships? Finding ways to build on and apply this work to boosting your resume and getting some publication and presentation experience is a good thing. At our conference, presenters and posters get feedback forms from the audience to help them see how their work was received.
- Mentoring: As we've mentioned here before, having real-world experience is key, and a mentor can be someone who can help show you the ropes as you learn more about the field and your place in it. The downside? Mentoring can be hit or miss (see some of the commentary included in Micah's post coming later today) and doesn't always give you the experience you hoped for. I wonder if ALA's various divisions, roundtables, etc. might be more inclined to offer mentoring opportunities if there was a clearly understood 'contract' for what both parties wanted. For example, something as simple as having potential mentors and students interested in mentoring each fill out a form. For mentors, this could be something outlining their areas of expertise and what activities or events they are interested in sharing with a student, while students could say what they want to learn about/see/do and what areas of librarianship they are most interested in.
Also, the HLS crew has been talking about having a get-together or going as a group to certain events during ALA Annual. Readers–what do YOU want from this? Formal/informal, a certain type of venue, etc. Let us know!
§ 11 Responses to Student Programming at Conferences
[...] in keeping our process open, I thought the conversation leading up to Julia's post today on Student Programming at Conferences was important enough to share with our readers. Please feel free to join in the comments, and let us [...]
I vote for a meet up at ALA annual (it's my first!). I'm bringing a formal, but also appreciate opportunities to get out and see New Orleans in a group (not ready to travel solo as a female…)
I would also like to see some more informal social actives sponsored by ALA (or whichever conference is at hand). Networking sessions can be very intimidating and hard, particularly when you don't have a lot of experience doing it. Schmoozing during a luncheon, dance party, bar night, live music, theme night, film showing etc is much more approachable and something many grad students already do among their peers. Why can't you have fun while meeting people? When I was an intern at a convention center in high school, Novell (one of our clients) hired Reverend Horton Heat for the last night of the convention and it was really the highlight of their conference.
Definitely what Patrick said, but also a lot of these after-hours events are listed in the ALA conference planner. Your favorite divisions/round tables/et cetera are probably hosting at least one lunch/dinner/happy hour/meetup, and they are great; I owe a lot of my networking success to LITA happy hour (early evening, Friday).
Hmm, interesting that there are so many of these events, but I didn't hear of a single one during the last Annual conference!
I specifically looked for events like this on my own, on the Conference website, simple Googling, searched for a D.C. Desk Set equivalent…couldn't find a single event! Not sure if that's my own poor searching or if it just indicates that these events get buried in the ALA madness.
Re mentoring: IIRC there is exactly such a form on ALA Connect, and I filled it out and nothing ever happened. (Sigh.)
I also want to make a contrary point here — student programming is great and welcome — but when I went to my first ALA (in Boston, while I was a Simmons student, so lots of us went) I saw that many students roved around in packs and never talked to anyone who wasn't a student, and this severely limits your networking opportunities. I spent some time in a student-pack, and that was fun, but for most of the conference I struck out on my own, and got to meet all kinds of people with way more experience from whom I have learned a ton. Of course student events will draw people from a variety of schools, so that helps on the meeting-new-people front, but I think truly winning at conferences includes going outside your sphere, whatever that sphere is.
Student programming straddles a fine line between welcome and ghettoization, I guess I'm saying.


text:
Children & Youth
Teaching the next generation and keeping them healthy are essential to tomorrow's strong, vibrant societies. Mercy Corps works with communities to shelter and nurture children and youth through innovative education, sports and job training programs.
Through the power of sports, community service and vocational training, we empower young people to make smart life choices and find a productive place in the changing global economy.
Our signature Comfort for Kids program focuses on helping children process trauma after natural disasters and conflict. See our expert's recommendations for how parents and caregivers can help children through times of crisis ▸
All stories about Children & Youth
Niger: Families seek food assistance February 21, 2012
Due to worsening food shortages, the nutritional screening centers that Mercy Corps established several years ago have experienced a massive increase in patients.
Niger: Mother and child in Niger February 21, 2012
One of many mothers worried about the lack of food for their children after severe drought and a meager 2011 harvest have brought the lean season to Filingue and the rest of Niger months early.
Niger: Malnutrition screenings in Filingue February 20, 2012
Mothers — and often grandmothers caring for babies left orphaned — come to the nutritional screening center in Filingue, where Mercy Corps volunteers assess each child for malnourishment using arm measurements and a formula that takes into account age and weight.
Kenya: "Yes Youth Can" gears up to train young entrepreneurs February 16, 2012
Charles Kosgei is a highly skilled carpenter from the village of Soba in the Rift Valley, Kenya. Having just learned about Mercy Corps' "Yes Youth Can!" program, he says he's excited by the opportunity to have two or three youth trainees join him in a project.
Afghanistan: Young man learns sewing trade February 15, 2012
Our INVEST program helps men — and now women, too — learn job skills that put them on a path toward economic independence.
Iraq: A safer walk to school in Basra February 13, 2012
Flying into Basra in southern Iraq for the first time, all I could see was desert and the occasional smoke plumes from the oil fields.
Sudan: Children in Blue Nile state February 13, 2012
Children in Kurmuk, Sudan, clown for the camera. The city in the Blue Nile state, along the country's southern border, has been besieged by conflict since South Sudan's independence last July, as the countries struggle to negotiate resources and borders.
Japan: Small business helps the youngest survivors February 8, 2012
Today my heart sang. After days of seeing destruction and rubble, I got to visit the tiniest tsunami survivors at a day care in Kesennuma, Japan. After it was destroyed in the tsunami, the day care was recently restarted with Mercy Corps' help .
West Bank and Gaza: Telling young tech entrepreneurs to go fish February 4, 2012
Last week, Seattle's South Lake Union neighborhood was abuzz with a rare combination of techies, social investors, Arab world watchers and humanitarians.
West Bank and Gaza: Inspired youth at first Gaza Startup Weekend February 2, 2012
Mercy Corps' Arab Developer Network Initiative, in partnership with Google, helped host the first ever Gaza Startup Weekend in December 2011, giving Palestinian youth the opportunity to develop and launch their web development ideas.


text:
One of the most innovative and progressive medical subspecialties,
these ASDS experts perform medically necessary and cosmetic treatment and
procedures to improve skin health and beauty.
No one is more qualified to help than an ASDS member dermatologist.
Each year, these skilled doctors perform 5 million cosmetic procedures and 2.6
million skin cancer treatments.
The good news: With early detection, melanoma has an almost 100 percent five-year survival rate. Schedule a free skin cancer screening today.
You'll look and feel your best when ASDS member dermatologists
combine their training and expertise with the widest range of options
Your email has been successfully delivered.
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery is the source for scientific information on the surgical and interventional treatments of skin aging and skin disease. As pioneers and leaders in the field of cosmetic and medically necessary skin surgery, ASDS members can offer important insights into the dermatologic surgery profession from laser surgery for birthmarks to chemical peels, laser hair removal and the diagnosis and treatment of potentially deadly skin cancers. Contact the ASDS Communications Department today to connect with dynamic spokespeople and leaders in the profession.
Get all the latest news from the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Association, which advocates for patient safety and access to quality care, skin cancer prevention and education, and fair and appropriate office-based surgery regulation.
The ASDS Skin Source Smart Brief is designed to give the latest news and trends in dermatologic surgery. This free, weekly e-newsletter is published every Wednesday. Sign up now.
ASDS is recognized as the premier specialty group representing dermatologists performing all procedures – cosmetic, general, reconstructive and Mohs. ASDS members are experts in treating skin and soft tissue with surgical and non-surgical methods.


text:
John Koppisch 09/14/2012
At a time when there's a spotlight on America's richest 1%, a look at the country's 310 Indian reservations—where many of America's poorest 1% live—can be more enlightening.
Shawn Regan 04/22/2014
When environmental groups buy ranchers' permits, there's no need for the feds to start rustling up trouble.
Reed Watson, Peter Hill, Shawn Regan, Laura Huggins 03/26/2014
Listen as Aaron Flint of "Voices of Montana" talks with Reed Watson, P.J. Hill, Shawn Regan, and Laura Huggins about free market environmentalism.
Shawn Regan 03/13/2014
Imagine if the government were responsible for looking after your best interests. How well would this work? Just ask Native Americans.
Terry Anderson 12/04/2013
Restoring Indian Dignity
Michael `t Sas-Rolfes 11/06/2013
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is about to destroy 6 tons of confiscated ivory. But does the destruction of ivory stockpiles really help the cause?
Matt Ridley 09/05/2013
The death this week of Ronald Coase, one of the world's most-cited economists, comes at a time when there is lively debate about the very issue he raised: why neither markets nor government are panaceas.
PERC senior fellow Randy Simmons writing on the sequester as an exercise in the Washington Monument strategy.
Reed Watson 11/02/2011
If you sue a federal agency and win, the US government will cover your attorney's fees and other litigation expenses.
Sarah Anderson 06/10/2011
Matching the size of government to the size of the problem


text:
skiboo wrote:I've been trying unsuccessfully to find the London Olympic results - anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
From the home page, click on "Results" in the main navigation. From there, click on 'Open filters', then select 'Olympic Games', and select year '2012', then click 'Find results'. It should then give you a link to this page:
http://www.iaaf.org/results/olympic-gam ... games-4871


text:
Your cart contains no items.
The product compare list is empty.
Brand: EDEN BodyWorks
Image 1 of 1. Click image to enlarge.
This Leave In Conditioner is formulated with coconut oil to seal in moisture.
Add to compare >
or Check Out
COCONUT SHEA All Natural Leave In ConditionerDaily conditioning treatment formulated with one of nature's best moisturizers, Coconut Oil, to penetrate and revitalize tresses. Blended with Shea butter to seal in moisture. Sulfate free formula is safe for color treated, chemically treated, curly, or straight hair.
Water (Aqua), Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil,
Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil,
Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Polyquaternium-37, Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E),
Dicaprylate/Dicaprate, PEG-50 Shea Butter, Glycerin, Cetrimonium Chloride, Hydrolyzed
Keratin, Panthenyl Hydroxypropyl Steardimonium Chloride, Sodium PCA, Polyquaternium-7,
Fragrance (Parfum), PPG-1 Trideceth-6, Dehydroacetic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol
Apply to freshly shampooed hair for best results. Do not rinse. Use daily as needed.
Posted by Jazzmine (Type 3b) on 03/06/2014
I love this product so much. It leaves my hair soft, the product is light, and it smells wonderful. I will defiantly be purchasing more EDEN products.
Posted by janellek608 (Type 3b) on 02/23/2014
I really like this stuff. I don't have to use a lot which is surprising because my hair is really thick. Also, it's light enough that I can use it underneath other products.
Posted by dlevroney (Type 3b) on 02/18/2014
There is something about this leave in that is just luxurious. Its thick but not to heavy... the smell is divine. Plenty of slip and full of great ingredients. For the price it definitely beats some others leave in for the same size. On 4 stars because while great on my hair.. not great on my daughter 4a hair.
Posted by cscamsam (Type 4a) on 02/03/2014
Love this product....never used leave ins before, but now don't know how I ever went without it. Great slip, nice smell, thick consistency which I love and need for my thick curly hair. This product works excellent with the curl creme for twist outs. My hair is soft soft soft! Its also shiny. It stays that way for 4-5 days without having to reapply any more product. FANTASTIC
Posted by Browngirlsandcurls (Type 4a) on 10/06/2013
This is the best leave-in conditioner I have ever come across. I can literally do my wash-n-go with the Eden BodyWorks Cowasha and this leave-in ALONE. My hair feels super soft after using this and the scent isn't too strong at all. This will always be a staple for me. NO other leave-in has compared. The BEST product in the collection.
Posted by CurlyGirl20 (Type 4a) on 09/24/2013
I love using this product. It keeps my hair moisturized all day after I wash my hair.
Posted by nefertiti (Type Unkown) on 09/22/2013
My hair really liked this product. It had great slip and made my curls pop. The reason i would not purchase it again is that it leaves this weird film on the hair. Every time i touch my hair i have this product on my hands. I would not purchase again. 3c and 4a
Posted by lyriclove22 (Type 4a) on 09/01/2013
I have been using this for about a month now. I jumped on a Coconut Oil Challenge to see its effect on my hair. I must say, my hair really loves this! I've noticed more definition and there's a soft hold from my braids at night. Very moisturizing as well. I WOULD recommend this and use it again.
Posted by stepherz8289 (Type 3b) on 09/01/2013
Best leave-in conditioner out there! I like products that have good slip and this one def has slip! It completely saturates my thick 3b/3c hair and i dont have to use half the bottle each time. Leaves my hair soft and silky. I put this on everyday when im getting out of the shower and I dont have to put anything else in my hair thats how great this stuff works.
Posted by curlyblackAngel (Type 4a) on 08/17/2013
This is a Holy Grail product for me! Definitely the best product in the EDEN line. This conditioner helped me get 6 days of buttery-soft hair! Normally, I'm lucky to make it to day 3 without my hair drying out. Also, this product plays well with other moisturizers and stylers...when I use any twisting butter/styler atop this Leave-In Conditioner...it's like they just melt right into my hair. I run my fingers over it and no oily residue, whatsoever. Remarkable! I think it's all due to the Polyquats :( but hey, whatever works. Try it!!
Posted by SarahZmina (Type 3b) on 08/11/2013
I really like this leave-in. I actually like it better than KC Knot Today. It really moisturizes my hair, smells fantastic and I don't have to use a lot to cover my hair.
Posted by gnvvgates (Type 4a) on 07/21/2013
Light creamy moisturizer...distributes easily so very little is needed...great for further detangling
Posted by nreaves (Type 3b) on 05/19/2013
This product really defined my curls! leaving them soft and bouncy. I am very happy with the results(:
Posted by keni1029 (Type 3b) on 05/16/2013
Best leave-in conditioner I have found so far. leaves my hair feeling soft and moisturized for days. Love love love this product for my type 4a hair.
Posted by mixed_beauty85 (Type Unkown) on 05/07/2013
really wanted to like this, but it left me with no moisture and it smelled nothing like coconut, stunk!
Posted by Kai (Type Unkown) on 04/18/2013
Type 4 b-c hair:
I've used a fair amount of leave-in conditioners, and this probably one of the best ones I've used so far. Whether I apply this to wet, damp, or completely dry hair, this conditioner instantly moisturizes and provides slip for my hair. I love the light coconut scent (all of the new EDEN products do), and a little bit goes a long way - though it can be easy to add more just because it feels that great on my hair. I mean as I applied AND detangled w/ this product, I noticed that my coils began to pop more than usual, which showed me just how moisturizing this conditioner is.
I'm so happy this worked out because I actually received this particular product for free during their April promotion this year. This leave-in conditioner is right up their w/ one of my holy grail leave-ins which is the Giovanni Direct Leave-In Conditioner. I will certainly purchase this again before the end of the year, lol. <3
Posted by j9gemini (Type 4a) on 04/17/2013
I really wanted to like this product. It has a subtle coconut scent and very creamy texture, that I really enjoyed. It feels very good going, with lots of slip. Unfortunately, the product left tons of tiny white clumps of conditioner in my hair. Since I air dry my hair, that residue just doesn't work for me.
You must be logged in to add a review.