text:
Article ID: 908027 - View products that this article applies to.
On This Page
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 does not add the In-reply-to header field when you reply to an e-mail message that originated from outside the organization. This problem occurs when you send the reply by using Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Outlook Web Access. Additionally, this problem occurs when one of the following conditions is true:
Hotfix informationA supported hotfix is available from Microsoft. However, this hotfix is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply this hotfix only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This hotfix might receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next software update that contains this hotfix.
If the hotfix is available for download, there is a "Hotfix download available" section at the top of this Knowledge Base article. If this section does not appear, contact Microsoft Customer Service and Support to obtain the hotfix.
Note If additional issues occur or if any troubleshooting is required, you might have to create a separate service request. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for this specific hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Service and Support telephone numbers or to create a separate service request, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote The "Hotfix download available" form displays the languages for which the hotfix is available. If you do not see your language, it is because a hotfix is not available for that language.
PrerequisitesYou must install Microsoft Exchange Server Service Pack 2 (SP2) or Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) before you apply this hotfix.
Restart requirementYou do not have to restart the computer after you apply the hotfix. However, the Microsoft Exchange Information Store service and all dependent services will be restarted.
Hotfix replacement informationThis hotfix does not replace any other hotfixes.
File informationThe English version of this hotfix has the file attributes (or later file attributes) that are listed in the following table. The dates and times for these files are listed in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). When you view the file information, it is converted to local time. To find the difference between UTC and local time, use the Time Zone tab in the Date and Time tool in Control Panel.
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 SP2
Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 SP1
Collapse this tableExpand this table
Collapse this tableExpand this table
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
Exchange Server 2003 correctly adds the In-reply-to header field in some client configurations. The following table summarizes the circumstances under which the In-reply-to header field is included.
Collapse this tableExpand this table
For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
824684For more information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/824684/ )Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/817903/ )New naming schema for Exchange Server software update packages
For more information about how to install the S/MIME control or how to configure Exchange Server 2003 to use S/MIME for Outlook Web Access, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/823568/ )How to configure Exchange Server 2003 OWA to use S/MIME
Article ID: 908027 - Last Review: October 9, 2011 - Revision: 3.0
Give Feedback


text:
Let your imagination run wild!
Last week we found ourselves stuck inside, ALOT. By "we" I mean myself, E and baby G. Matt on the other hand was getting plenty of outside time, clearing the snow that seemed to never stop. At -25, with a windchill that brought things to a frosty -38 or so, my boys and I became slight shut ins.
One day while we were cooped up, I decided to whip up this dress up outfit. E is really just discovering the world of "pretend." As his imagination begins to develop, I am enthralled by the things he comes up with. Well, on this particular day I was probably running out of ideas of activities to keep him occupied, so, I thought "dress up clothes!" I pulled out some fabric, hemmed the edges, stuck a star on the back- some ribbon across the back, 2 ties, and called it a cape!
His little crown was fun and very easy. I had some poster board- so I just cut out a wavey pattern, and then hot glued some fabric on the outside. I also put a band on the inside to protect the seams. E chose the buttons, arranged them, and I glued them in place. It didn't take much time at all, and now E can fly until his heart's content.
What other "dress up" ideas do you have that are easy, and inexpensive to make?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Endeavor Uruguay celebrates 10 years
Congratulations to Endeavor Uruguay on a decade of excellent work. Endeavor Uruguay kicked off their 10th-year anniversary celebrations with a panel last month. Board chairman Gabriel Rozman spoke about the organization's successes, highlighting that Uruguay's Endeavor Entrepreneurs comprise 0.6% of the country's total GDP.
The Minister of Economy, Fernando Lorenzo, and IDB Representative Tracy Betts were also on-hand acknowledging Endeavor's impact. Several top national TV stations and newspapers covered the event. In the past decade, Endeavor Uruguay has selected and supported 55 entrepreneurs with total 2009 revenues of US$172 million.
Left to right: Tracy Betts, Fernando Lorenzo, Gabriel Rozman, Laura Raffo


text:
Home / Curriculum And Instruction / Course Offerings / Register for Courses through the Parent Portal
Register for Courses through the Parent Portal
The Freehold Regional High School District utilizes the Genesis Parent Portal for course registration. This online system allows you to review course recommendations and finalize your child's schedule.
Click here to access the Parent Portal.
Need help?
There are frequently-asked questions and other information available on the Parent Portal login page.
See below for a brief video tutorial on the course registration process. You may need to hover your mouse pointer over the video to see the controls along the bottom of the player window. You may expand the video to fill your screen by clicking on the small icon with four diagonal arrows at the far-right side of the player control toolbar.


text:
Hello everyone ! Here are some pictures of Cuddles and Buttercup's new home. It took a whole month to finish ! I am completely exhausted. Hope you like them....please let me know what you all think !
Buttercup tried out her new bunk bed right away and slept there the whole night. Being top piggie queen, I think she's now claimed it as hers.
And here's a video of their very first time in their newly remodeled home that mama made for them.
The cage is 11 ft x 3 1/2 ft. or 10 grids x 3 grids( in some places) it is like a giant E shape.


text:
‹ Exit photo gallery
PHOTOS: What NOT to buy on Black Friday
You might see some of these items on sale Friday, but it's better to hold off. You'll likely get a better deal if you wait a bit.
Christmas decorations
Avoid the impulse buy! Deals on Christmas decorations will go down as the holiday nears and you'll see even deeper discounts immediately after Christmas.
(Photo: procsias via Creative Commons/WJLA) fullscreen mode


text:
Caulks & Sealants
The GreenSure designation for Caulks & Sealants means that you are purchasing a product which as been engineered to meet the most stringent industry performance specifications - ASTM C920. To meet this specification, a sealant must pass rigorous testing for adhesion, expansion & contraction. That means you'll have a long-lasting, airtight seal. When used on joints & openings to the exterior of a home or commercial building, you can expect energy savings.
- These sealants are formulated to be virtually VOC-free (under 1/2 of 1% of VOC content to total weight), exceeding the most stringent VOC regulations relating to the caulking industry
- Product packaging has at least 25% post-consumer-recycled content
Designated Products
SHER-MAX™ Urethanized Elastomeric Sealant
- meets ASTM C920 Class 35
- Provides 70% total joint movement for use in high stress areas
POWERHOUSE® Siliconized Acrylic Latex Sealant
- meets ASTM C920 Class 12.5
- Provides 25% total joint movement


text:
Abuja — ECONOMIC activities at the Nyanya axis of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Abuja, were temporarily brought to a halt on Tuesday morning as commercial bus drivers, under the aegis of Self-Employed Commercial Drivers Association, Abuja, SECDAA, violently protested the recent transportation policy of the FCT administration.
The new policy introduced by the FCT Administration stopped commercial drivers from plying their trade within the city centers.
The FCT administration had weekend directed the drivers coming from Masaka axis to stop at Nyanya bridge, while those coming from Kubwa were told to stop at Berger bridge where SURE-P vehicles will then take passengers to the city centre.
Not comfortable with the policy, the drivers had on Monday announced that they were embarking on a peaceful demonstration to the National Assembly and FCT Minister's office to find out whether the new policy was approved.
The protest, however, assumed a violent dimension as the drivers allegedly smashed windscreen and glasses of SURE-P vehicles as well as setting burn fire in the middle of the road.
For fear of the unknown, many offices and shops in the area remained closed within the period the protest lasted, while there was traffic jam resulting in commuters trekking long distance to get to their destinations.
The drivers had to beat a retreat after discovering that the initial plan to match to the National Assembly and the minister's office had been thwarted as a result of the blockade at the major roads to the capital area occasioned by the Armed Forces Remembrance Day celebration.
This policy has brought untold hardship to commuters who have to trek a long distance to Berger junction for those coming from Kubwa axis going to Wuse before they board the Abuja Urban Mass Transport Company Ltd, popularly known as El'Rufai as the mini buses have been prohibited from plying the Wuse road.
Some of the commuters who were dropped at the Highway by Banex on Wednesday cursed the government that introduced the policy without adequate arrangement to cushion the effect, saying that government was only interested in the money the SURE-P buses were going to make for them than the welfare of the people.
To ensure that the new transport policy was not truncated by the drivers' union, heavily armed policemen have been positioned in strategic places, while plain cloth security operatives monitor activities of the Urban Mass Transit buses at the various loading points to avoid any attack by the drivers union.
In an interview with Vanguard, one of the protesting mini-bus drivers who simply gave his name as Musa, vowed that the association would not allow the SURE-P buses to load until they were called back to their duty post.
When Vanguard visited the scene, some workers rushing to go to work were seen stranded.
A staff of NNPC, Jerome Ohiome, described the implementation of the new transport policy as "hasty without adequate provision of alternative buses that could replace the mini-buses."
He said the SURE-P buses were not enough to take care of the population working in FCT but living in Nyanya -Maraba metropolis.
"This policy is not only affecting the mini-bus drivers alone but those of us who don't have car now.
"I am of the opinion that government should introduce many buses that will be able to compete with these buses with less cost of transportation instead of stopping these mini-buses without proper provision," he said.
FCT Commissioner of Police, Adenrele Shinaba, confirmed that the 'Araba' people protested at Nyanya in Abuja and Mararaba in Nasarawa State, adding that the situation was brought under control as he sent his men to the trouble scene.
According to him, no arrest was made.
However, Chairman of SECDA, FCT, Victor Okorie, denied that his members protested.
He rather said that the protest was carried out by the commercial Motor Cycle Operators.
Okorie said: "We did not protest today (Tuesday). The Nyanya protest that turned violent, they are not our members, they are Okada riders.
"These people (the Police) are combining two things together; they are packing peoples' okada, putting them in the VIO (Vehicle Inspection Officer) vehicle.
"These are the people that were having problem with them. We want to protest tomorrow. We are moving from Nyanya to the National Assembly."


text:
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Official Soundtrack
disc. The files are available in *ogg format with the quality of variable 160 kb/s.[/quote] The Official S.T.A.L.K.E.R. site has added up 16 tracks from the official S.T.A.L.K.E.R. SoundTrack for our downloading and listening pleasure. [quote]01 Mutation (music by MoozE) 02 Dead Cities Pt.2 (music by MoozE) 03 Radwind Pt.1 (music by MoozE) 04 Tunnels (music by MoozE) 05 The Thing (music by MoozE) 06 S.A.D. (music by MoozE) 07 Cold/Freezing Out (music by MoozE) 08 Zone Triggers (music by MoozE) 09 Radwind Pt.2 (music by MoozE) 10 Sleeping In Ashes v.2 (music by MoozE) 11 Rads Pt.1 (music by MoozE) 12 Dirge for the Planet (lyrics by O.Yavorsky, music by FireLake) 13 Fighting unknown (music by FireLake) 14 Against the ionized odds (music by FireLake)[/quote]
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. the Peaceful Ending (no dialog version) - Crumb
S.T.A.L.K.E.R Peaceful Ending Monolith
making the modifications.
Stalker Rap S-T-A-L-K-E-R Higher Quality
Stalker Rap Song S-T-A-L-K-E-R
S.T.R.A.N.G.E Stalkers Life 2!!!
S.T.R.A.N.G.E stalkers life
something creative. the first secounds its a stalker playing guitarr and humming but later on he gets out into the zone exploring some :O i want to thank Crumb for making the extremely good music in the end,tho i wouldent suggest you listen to that if you havent done the good ending in stalker shadow of chernobyl since its a spoiler. im sure this wont be downloaded much but as i said its nothing special,although if someone likes the humor in it, please tell...
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Gun Sounds Mix
Gun Sounds, all those videos on YouTube, and every other gun sounds mix out there.


text:
BEIJING — As northern China entered its high-smog season, one city's visibility was less than half a football field Monday and the manager of jazz singer Patti Austin said she had canceled a Beijing concert because of asthma likely linked to pollution.
Winter typically brings the worst air pollution to the region because of a combination of weather conditions and an increase in the burning of coal for homes and municipal heating systems, which usually start on a specific date. For the northern city of Harbin, the city's heating systems kicked in Sunday, and on Monday visibility there was less than 50 meters (yards), according to state media.
Primary and middle schools and some highways were closed, said authorities in the city, which is in China's northernmost province near the Russian border. At least 40 flights flying to destinations in southern China and Beijing among others had been cancelled or postponed at Harbin's Taiping International Airport on Monday morning.
Some of the city's buses also stopped running, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
The density of fine particulate matter used as an indicator of air quality was more than 24 times higher in Harbin than the level considered safe by the World Health Organization. The PM2.5 density was above 617 micrograms per cubic meter, according to official readings. The safe level recommended by WHO is 25 micrograms per cubic meter.


text:
It happens every spring. Moods soar, excitement builds. It's MIT Sloan AdMIT Weekend, and on Friday and Saturday, April 21 and 22, the incoming class hits campus for total immersion in the MIT Sloan gestalt.
The April AdMIT Weekend is the second of two such inaugural visits arranged for the benefit of incoming MBAs. Like its predecessor event in March, the April weekend features a whirlwind of conversations with students and faculty about the abundance of opportunities at MIT Sloan — both social and professional.
The newly inducted MBAs meet with faculty and students from MIT Sloan and across the Institute. They find out about the vibrant life of the campus, investigate housing options, and with any luck, see the sun and a flowering cherry tree or two.
Most important, they get an insider's look at the real MIT Sloan — the MIT Sloan that can't be conveyed in any other way but experience. "All the opportunities, all the ways this place changes your thinking... AdMIT Weekend showcases all the things this school can do," says Jonathan McLaughlin, assistant director of MBA Admissions and an organizer of the event.
The enthusiasm, McLaughlin says, is infectious, and not just among the newly inaugurated Sloanies. "Almost everybody at MIT Sloan makes time for this. And they do it for their own pleasure as much as for the sake of incoming students. The MIT Sloan community is rejuvenated by this event. During AdMIT weekend, they are reacquainted with what they love most about the School."
The color of AdMIT Weekend is not just metaphorical. The halls of the School are awash with red shirts and blue shirts as current students (red) and their significant others (blue) meet and guide their counterparts in the Class of 2008 around campus. While incoming students are questioning faculty and exploring career options, their partners and spouses are getting their own orientation to the School and to Boston.
MIT Sloan Director of Admissions, Rod Garcia, says this AdMIT Weekend represents a milestone. "This is an exciting weekend, because it's the largest attendance we have ever had at this event."
The MIT Sloan contingency is also impressive. More than 130 members of the community are participating in the weekend, which begins 9 o'clock Friday morning and comes to a close at 8 p.m. Saturday night after new students and old have bonded, broken a lot of bread, and hatched plans for the year to come.
"We try to put the people of MIT Sloan at the forefront of AdMIT Weekend," notes McLaughlin. "The people of the School are its spirit."


text: Here's Bob Costas Saying "Pussy Riot" Over And Over 2 Sean NewellProfileFollowUnfollow Sean NewellFiled to: Sochi Olympics Bob Costas pussy riot this is so stupid nbc 2/06/14 11:13pmEditDelete Invite manuallyPromoteXDismissXUndismissBlock for deadspinHideShare to KinjaShare to PinterestGo to permalink This is Bob Costas saying "Pussy Riot" a whole bunch. Enjoy. [NBC] 2 31Reply 31Discuss


text:
Agnes Pelton scrapbook I, 1911-1931
Physical Details: Scrapbook : 1 v. : b&w and col. ; 24 x 21 cm.
Creator: Agnes Pelton (1881-1961)
Description: Only a representative page has been scanned.
Forms part of: Agnes Pelton papers, 1885-1989
Rights Statement: Current copyright status is undetermined
Citation: Agnes Pelton scrapbook I, 1911-1931
Digital ID: 9921


text:
Emily Subler explores the concept of unschooling with Sandra Dodd in this 1998 interview from HEM:
Emily: Unschooling may appear overwhelming to some people who misunderstand its fundamentals. Why do you think it's difficult to understand the concept of unschooling and why are many folks aggressive in their attacks of its philosophy?
Sandra: People attack what they don't understand. I stole that line from a movie. There's a lot to be learned in movies.
Those who went to school (and that's over 99% of those reading this) have based half their lives, give or take a decade, on school's rhythm and labels and categorizations. When things like "the school year" are as much a part of a culture as "family" and "sunrise," it's a radical departure to consider that maybe one of those three is unnatural. For many people, it disturbs the fabric of their lives. Some people's life-fabric is already kind of rumply, or they hated school and are glad to consider alternatives, but for those orderly folks who have life all neatly arranged in their heads, who do more accepting than questioning, unschooling is a disturbing thing.


text:
The Leading eBooks Store Online
for Kindle Fire, Apple, Android, Nook, Kobo, PC, Mac, BlackBerry...
New to eBooks.com?Learn more
- Bestsellers - This Week
- Foreign Language Study
- Pets
- Bestsellers - Last 6 months
- Games
- Philosophy
- Archaeology
- Gardening
- Photography
- Architecture
- Graphic Books
- Poetry
- Art
- Health & Fitness
- Political Science
- Biography & Autobiography
- History
- Psychology & Psychiatry
- Body Mind & Spirit
- House & Home
- Reference
- Business & Economics
- Humor
- Religion
- Children's & Young Adult Fiction
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Romance
- Computers
- Language Arts & Disciplines
- Science
- Crafts & Hobbies
- Law
- Science Fiction
- Current Events
- Literary Collections
- Self-Help
- Drama
- Literary Criticism
- Sex
- Education
- Literary Fiction
- Social Science
- The Environment
- Mathematics
- Sports & Recreation
- Family & Relationships
- Media
- Study Aids
- Fantasy
- Medical
- Technology
- Fiction
- Music
- Transportation
- Folklore & Mythology
- Nature
- Travel
- Food and Wine
- Performing Arts
- True Crime
- Foreign Language Books
Physics of the Plasma UniverseSpringer New York 2014; US$ 179.00
This book presents the known properties of matter in the plasma state, going from the fundamentals to astrophysical applications. It features examples of scientific problems, as well as numerous illustrations and appendices. more...
Collisionless Plasmas in AstrophysicsWiley 2013; US$ 145.00
Collisionless Plasmas in Astrophysics examines the unique properties of media without collisions in plasma physics. Experts in this field, the authors present the first book to concentrate on collisionless conditions in plasmas, whether close or not to thermal equilibrium. Filling a void in scientific literature, Collisionless Plasmas in Astrophysics... more...
Physics of Collisionless ShocksSpringer 2013; US$ 179.00
The present book provides a contemporary systematic treatment of shock waves in high-temperature collisionless plasmas as are encountered in near Earth space and in Astrophysics. It consists of two parts. Part I develops the complete theory of shocks in dilute hot plasmas under the assumption of absence of collisions among the charged particles ... more...
Plasma Astrophysics, Part ISpringer 2012; US$ 229.00
Plasma Astrophysics, Part IISpringer 2012; US$ 229.00
Multi-scale Dynamical Processes in Space and Astrophysical PlasmasSpringer 2012; US$ 199.00
Advanced MagnetohydrodynamicsCambridge University Press 2010; US$ 88.00
Following on from Principles of Magnetohydrodynamics, this textbook is for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in plasma physics and astrophysics. more...
Relaxation Dynamics in Laboratory and Astrophysical PlasmasWorld Scientific Publishing Company 2009; US$ 152.00
This invaluable book provides a unique opportunity to embrace the complex and fascinating theory of relaxation processes in magnetized plasmas, both in astrophysics and in controlled fusion plasmas. The subjects range from dynamo and reconnection processes in magneto-hydrodynamics and electromagnetic turbulence to fast transport events in self-organized... more...
Turbulence, Dynamos, Accretion Disks, Pulsars and Collective Plasma ProcessesSpringer 2008; US$ 279.00
It is well established and appreciated by now that more than 99 per cent of the baryonic matter in the universe is in the plasma state. Most astrophysical systems could be approximated as conducting fluids in a gravitational field. It is the combined effect of these two that gives rise to the mind boggling variety of configurations in the form of filaments,... more...
Plasma Astrophysics, Part 2Springer 2007; US$ 209.00
Presents classic fundamentals and perspectives of modern plasma astrophysics. This illustrated monograph covers the basic principles and practical tools required for understanding and work in plasma astrophysics. It represents the physics of magnetic reconnection and flares of electromagnetic origin in space plasmas in the solar system. more...


text:
Museum and Heritage Studies
Please note: Information on this page relates to the 2015 academic year unless otherwise specified.
This subject is taught by the School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies.
E ngā mana
E ngā reo
E ngā waka
Tēnā rā koutou katoa!
Victoria University's Museum and Heritage Studies Programme produces graduates with the knowledge, skills and critical and creative thinking which are demanded in today's cultural sector.
Students will acquire a broad grasp of this interdisciplinary field which combines history, theory, and practice with opportunities for independent research and workplace projects.
The Programme is ideally situated in Wellington, and has strong relationships with national organisations such as Te Papa, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, the Historic Places Trust, the Department of Conservation, Museums Aotearoa and Creative New Zealand as well as with many smaller regional museums, art galleries, archives and other heritage organisations.
The Programme is staffed by two full-time lecturers backed up by a group of highly qualified professionals drawn from the sector who have extensive input into the programme.
Undergraduate information
Museums, galleries, and heritage sites are increasingly positioned within the leisure and tourism industry and compete with the growing range of choices that people have in their free time. It is therefore important that students planning to work in the museum and wider cultural sector understand the broad social and cultural context within which people make decisions about how they will spend their leisure.
Two co-taught courses at undergraduate level offer students an opportunity to explore these issues using a range of theoretical perspectives and practical examples, with a particular focus on leisure as related cultural practices encompassing heritage, travel and play.
These courses provide a bridge to postgraduate qualifications in Museum and Heritage Studies. They are not part of a major, but are designed to complement study in other disciplinary areas such as Tourism, Education, Religious Studies, Classics, Art History, Sociology, History, Cultural Anthropology, Geography, Environmental Studies, Māori and Pacific Studies.
Please note: FHSS 206 and 301 are not being offered in 2015.
Postgraduate information
Postgraduate qualifications in Museum and Heritage Studies
- Master of Museum and Heritage Studies
- Postgraduate Certificate in Museum and Heritage Studies
- Postgraduate Diploma in Museum and Heritage Studies
- Master of Arts
- PhD
How to find out more and staff contacts
You can order more information on this subject using our Request for Study Material form.
Victoria's Student Recruitment, Admission and Orientation Office offers advice on courses and help with planning your degree.
Contact the Humanities and Social Sciences' Faculty Student and Academic Services Office for information on admission, qualifications and courses, course advice and selection criteria, exemptions and prerequisites.
Museum and Heritage Studies courses are taught within the School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies. Museum and Heritage Studies Programme staff.
Dr Conal McCarthy
Programme Director
Phone: 0-4-463 7470
Email: email@example.com
Administrative Enquiries
Phone:0-4-463 5807
Email: email@example.com.
List of courses
Please note: the list of courses displays postgraduate–level courses for this subject.


text:
State Bar of Texas Blog
Texas lawyers commemorate Veterans Day
Above, leaders of the Texas Young Lawyers Association prepare for a Veterans Day parade in Dallas on Nov. 11, 2010, as part of the Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans project. Click here for a list of free legal clinics around the state this weekend in conjunction with Veterans Day.
Trackbacks (0) Links to blogs that reference this article Trackback URL
Comments (0) Read through and enter the discussion with the form at the end
State Bar of Texas
1414 Colorado St.| Austin, TX 78701
Toll Free:
(800)204-2222| Phone:


text:
Refresh, Change,and Grow –What happens at a JCR educational event?
Stay current, stay informed,and stay ahead every month
Our consultants are ready to help identify and address your organization's most critical patient safety challenges.
Discover Our Consulting Services
Experience education programs with the latest thinking on accreditation and certification readiness and evidence-based solutions.
Find an Upcoming Program
Download timely and relevant periodical articles, videos, toolkits related to accreditation, patient safety and performance improvement.
Browse Free Resources
Joint Commission Resources (JCR) is your total quality and safety resource. Look to us as a single touchpoint for tested solutions, staff education programs, survey readiness tools, and peer networking. From accreditation preparation to advocating infection prevention strategies to redesigning your physical facilities for optimal patient safety, JCR is here with practical, effective solutions for success.


text:
Sign up for our newsletter
Women's Boots and Shoes Here you'll find a large variety of Medieval, Renaissance and Pirate boots and shoes. We are proud to offer you such a varied selection of top quality period style footwear. From authentic styles that look like they are straight out of history to styles with a "modern" flare that make your outfit a little bit more fun, we are sure you'll find the period footwear you need here at Medieval Collectibles. We have flat shoes that are great for wearing with gowns and dresses, ankle boots, knee high boots and thigh high boots. Our boots look nice with any Medieval or Pirate outfits and are great for Ren Fairs, Re-enactments and Halloween.
Powered by Medieval Collectibles
Copyright © 2015 Medieval Collectibles. All rights reserved.


text:
The minimum requirements for the major total 42 credits beyond the Liberal Arts Core (with a C or better for each course).
English Major Exit Portfolio Requirement
The English Department requires each English major to turn in a writing portfolio to the department chairperson as a graduation requirement. This portfolio must consist of clean copies of the following six items:
The department chairperson will report completion of the exit portfolio to the Registrar, who will enter ENG 075 on the student's transcript. Portfolios are due no later than Friday of final exams weeks if you want to graduate at the end of the semester.
Additional Information:


text:
Visit our other Wisconsin Historical Society websites!
Refine or narrow your results by clicking any term in the gray boxes below.
Expand your results by removing any breadcrumb in a gray outlined box above. Click on the blue "X" to remove the term.
Narrow your results by entering a keyword into the search box above. Then click the "Search Within" checkbox, then click on the orange "Search" button.
If you did not find what you are looking for or you did not get any results, try changing your search term(s). See our Search Help page for more tips.
Date: 1962 ca.
Description: View from under roof of Hood & Lyle's Furniture store of two police officers with batons standing near a parade of people, mostly African American, as they...
Date: 1918 ca.
Description: Front cover of a pamphlet featuring an illustration of a farm scene along with the text, "One Man and a..." The pamphlet opens to reveal an illustration of...
Date: 1879 ca.
Description: Victorian mansion at 123 S. Madison Street, built in 1870 and owned in 1875 by Samuel Chamberlain. It's mansard roof and iron trim help make the house an...
Date: date unknown
Description: View of a house and yard as seen from the street. The gables of the house suggest Dutch Colonial style. Large plants line the walkway and vines trail up...
Date: 1871 ca.
Description: Family in yard around table with coffee cups and plants. The frame house in the background has a sewing machine on the porch, wood trim at top of front and...
Date: 1962-06-19 ca.
Description: A rural landscape with a barn and silo.
Date: 1954 ca.
Description: Masonic Temple on Wisconsin Avenue.
Date: 1961 ca.
Description: View over wire fence towards a woman standing behind a donkey holding her by the halter. The donkey's foal stands in front of her. A small barn with an ope...
Description: A view of a tree-lined residential street with houses visible to the left. Two males walk bicycles down the sidewalk at right.
Date: 1872 ca.
Description: View from across the road of a picket fence, a garden with an arched trellis and a couple on the porch of a frame house. The house has wood trim on the por...
Date: 1940 ca.
Description: Exterior of A.O. Smith Laboratories. Architects were Holabird and Root.
Date: 1944 before
Description: Exterior of Swiss Reformed Church.
Date: 1949-03-21
Description: Elevated view from Wisconsin State Capitol, showing Main Street side of square, looking down Monona Avenue (Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard). Buildings...
Description: A view of a house and covered walkway, seen from a dirt road. A fence outlines the road, and two women walk on the road, up to the house, where a group of...
Date: 1930 ca.
Description: Wisconsin Club, until 1917 the Deutscher Club. Formerly the home of Alexander Mitchell.
Date: 1920 ca.
Description: View of a farmhouse, barn, water tower, and other buildings on an International Harvester Company demonstration farm. The IHC logo appears on the water tow...
Date: 1948-03-04
Description: A recent snowfall fills the firelane behind the Strand Theater, which should be open for emergencies.
Date: 1875 ca.
Description: Andrew Proudfit house at the corner of Fairchild Street and West Washington Avenue. The steeple and neighboring triangular window belong to the First Bapti...
Description: Elevated view of a line of African American men and women standing on a sidewalk. Several of them are holding papers. On the right is a storefront, and on...
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: Elevated view from the south. The Fox River is in the foreground with the dam just visible in the lower right. The lock is seen in the center; the Montello...
If you didn't find the material you searched for, our Library Reference Staff can help.
Call our reference desk at 608-264-6535 or email us at:
© 1996-2015 Wisconsin Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706


text:
Similar Internships
Learn more about Chinese market and business, while contributing to a new, innovative companyMJ Products Inc.
Market research & product promotion - 20-40 hours per weekowayo custom sports
Market Size researchIndieLoop
Business Analyst & Research InternshipHPI International
Data Analyst InternNational Tax Lien Association
Database Research InternBookmark This
Lease Advisors
4640 Admiralty Way
Marina del Rey, CA
DescriptionWe have several openings for Database Interns. As an intern, you will aid in maintaining and developing our live database of leads and landlord contacts. The data research specialist will work with the research and marketing department and the sales team. You will aid in providing leads and being the quality control to the Company's existing database in addition to having a direct focus to generating new leads. This individual must have a strong ability to multitask and think outside the box. This internship opportunity will provide broad exposure to various facets of data management, marketing and sales.
At Lease Advisors, we believe what we do matters. We are passionate about our work, inspired by the impact it has on our business and our customers. As a team, we believe in winning as one - collaborating to reach shared goals, and developing through challenging and meaningful experiences. With offices across the US and in Puerto Rico, expanding into Canada and Europe, we work flexibly across boundaries and realize analytics that help our clients make the right financial decisions, that help shape their financial future. Making this happen is a dynamic, evolving process, and we count on each employee to be a catalyst in driving our performance - and their own.
As we grow into a global business, we rely on diversity of culture and thought to deliver on our goals. To ensure we can do that, we seek talented, qualified employees in all our operations regardless of race, color, sex/gender, including pregnancy, gender identity and expression, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, citizen status, veteran status, or any other protected classification under country or local law. Lease Advisors is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer providing a drug-free workplace.
Intrigued by a challenge as large and fascinating as the world itself? Come join us.
ResponsibilitiesRESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
- Developing of our live database of leads and landlord contacts while learning and using online research tools such as LexisNexis, RealSearch and Google
- Aid in researching new opportunities for lead generation through creative online research
- Manage multiple projects from start to finish and report back to the Director of Data Management
We are the leading financial services firm specializing in the area of media and telecom leases. We offer expert advice and consultancy for our clients helping them make the right decisions about their lease investment portfolios. Lease Advisors is a unique synthesis of human intelligence, industry expertise and innovative technology that provides lease owners with the knowledge to act, enabling them to make better decisions faster with regards to financial and risk assessment, accounting, legal, real property and lease valuations.
- Currently enrolled in a Business, marketing or related Bachelor's Degree program
Knowledge and Skills
- Ability to conceive, manage and prioritize multiple projects
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
- High level of self-direction, ambition and energy
- Communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work proactively and effectively within a fast-paced, complex, and dynamic environment
- Ability to effectively relate to and build relationships with all levels of staff
- Online experience
- Knowledge of: MS Office, and business marketing communications


text:
The world in brief
Posted: May 12, 2013 at 4:35 a.m.
QUOTE OF THE DAY "When I regained my senses, Reshma told me,'Brother, I'm fine. Don't worry about me.'" Zayed Islam, who fainted when he saw his sister, Reshma Begum, who survived 17 days before being rescued from a collapsed garment factory in Bangladesh Article, this page
This story is only available from our archives.
Front Section, Pages 10 on 05/12/2013
« Previous Story
In the news
Eric Holder, the U.S. attorney general, told law school graduates of the University of California at Berkeley that lawmakers and others who argue that civilian courts are i... Read »
Next Story »
Thailand animal refuge owner disputes charges
For more than a decade, a sprawling wildlife refuge south of Bangkok has been rehabilitating and caring for animals abandoned or abused by their owners. Read »


text:
Argyll's first Dark Sky Discovery Site at The Putechan in Bellochantuy in Kintyre – along with West Kintyre Stargazers – has been featured on BBC Radio Scotland's 'Out Of Doors' programme – aired live this morning [17th November] at 6.30 am.
The programme is repeated at 11.05am tomorrow, Sunday 18th November and you can hear the programme online at the Radio Scotland website.
West Kintyre Stargazers' programme of events for 2012 is complete and features:
- Dr Alec MacKinnon on Sunday 25th November – giving a talk on our own star, The Sun.
- Chris O'Kane will give a talk on Sunday 16th December, on The Pharaoh, the Stars and a God called Horakhti.
- In February 2013 Douglas Cooper will be talking on Astrophotography
The place, the possibilities and the programme are all attractive stuff. For further information on these and future events and to book places, please visit the West Kintyre Stargazers website here.


text:
|Biological and Health Sciences Division
|Summer 2015
|2 hours lecture, 1.5 hours laboratory.
|2.5 Units
|Total Quarter Learning Hours: 42 (Total of All Lecture, Lecture/Lab, and Lab hours X 12)
|Lecture Hours: 2
|Lab Hours: 1.5
|Note: If Lab hours are specified, see item 10. Lab Content below.
|Repeatability -
|Not Repeatable.
|Status -
|Course Status: Active
|Grading: Letter Grade Only
|Degree Status: Applicable
|Credit Status: Credit
|Degree or Certificate Requirement: AS Degree
|GE Status: Non-GE
|Articulation Office Information -
|Transferability: CSU
|Validation: 1-21/10;6/15/10;11/28/10
|1. Description -
|Continuation of D H 63C. Emphasis on the steps to developing community dental health programs, including health promotion programs. Local, state, and federal departments of public health services, types of fluoridation, and school-based dental health programs and screenings. Evidence-based decision making will be applied to the dental public health setting. This course is intended for students enrolled in the dental hygiene program.
|Prerequisite: D H 63C.
|Co-requisite: None
|Advisory: None
|2. Course Objectives -
|The student will be able to:
Health Education Strategies
Our graduates will be competent:
|3. Special Facilities and/or Equipment -
|Classroom with multi-media equipment. Materials to create visual aids and interactive games and worksheets to provide oral health education to the community.
|4. Course Content (Body of knowledge) -
|Health Education Strategies
|5. Repeatability - Moved to header area.
|6. Methods of Evaluation -
|7. Representative Text(s) -
|Chan, Patti Walter. Community Dental Health Course Manual. 2010-2011 (required)
Mason, Jill. Concepts in Dental Public Health. Baltimore, MD: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins. 2020. Second Edition. IBSN 1-58255-841-8. (reference text)
|8. Disciplines -
|Dental Hygiene
|9. Method of Instruction -
|Lecture, Discussion, Field work, Oral presentations, Community service.
|10. Lab Content -
|Students will fulfill lab hours (or requirements) by engaging in various community outreach projects including educating underserved populations (including developmentally delayed teens, children enrolled in Migrant Education, and children in lower socioeconomic areas) on oral health ad related topics and participating in school-based dental screenings.
|11. Honors Description - No longer used. Integrated into main description section.
|12. Types and/or Examples of Required Reading, Writing and Outside of Class Assignments -
|13. Need/Justification -
|This course is a required core course for the AS degree in Dental Hygeine.
|Course status:
|Last updated:
|2015-02-23 09:29:25


text:
Braun Says I Was Innocent The Whole Time
Ryan Braun will be in the dugout wearing his traditional Number 8 on Opening Day, after he won his appeal of a positive drug test from last October. Braun spoke about the ordeal at a press conference in the Brewers spring training complex earlier today. He said the Major League Baseball drug testing system is flawed and that led to his name being drug through the mud. Braun told teammates and the media.......I was innocent the whole time.
Braun said all along that his 50 game suspension for a positive drug test would be overturned. He was right. This makes the Brewers outfielder the first Major League Baseball player to successfully challenge a drug related penalty in a grievance.


text:
Pretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars Season 3 Spoiler: Spoby Gets Shirtless
We've heard a lot about the sizzling Ezria scene coming up in early Pretty Little Liars Season 3, but what about Spoby? Will the recently reunited couple have some juicy moments in the Season 3 premiere?
Read spoilers at your own risk! For more on Wetpaint Entertainment's philosophy on spoilers, click here.
When a fan asked for a Season 3 Spoby spoiler, showrunner Marlene King replied, "U learn a lot in 301."
Hopefully that means we'll learn a lot about how Spencer (Troian Bellisario) and Toby (Keegan Allen) are totally in love and happy again (and maybe a thing or two about how Toby found Dr. Sullivan). Because if they aren't totally happy and in love, we will cry. They deserve it after everything "A" put them through.
Speaking of being happy, when a fan asked Marlene to describe "Spoby in the premiere in one word," she chose, "shirtless," and added Keegan Allen to the tweet.
Does this mean we get to see Keegan's amazing abs again? Awesome! We can only hope he's getting shirtless for something more intimate than gardening this time. Maybe even at a hotel?
Hey, we shippers can dream, right?
Catch an all-new Pretty Little Liars when Season 3 premieres on Tuesday, June 5 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.
Source: Twitter, Twitter, Twitter
Get your Pretty Little Liars fix: Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter and Tumblr!


text:
Jordan Burroughs just announced this on his face book page !! Congratulations to an outstanding wrestler .
Jordan Burroughs just announced this on his face book page !! Congratulations to an outstanding wrestler .
Well deserved
Awesome! Well deserved!
To avoid criticism say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.
The most deserving among many deserving candidates. That's great!
Jordan Burroughs wins Dan Hodge Trophy | WIN Magazine
?It?s unprecedented to have a year where there?s five legitimate Hodge Trophy candidates. We?re extremely excited about Burroughs winning the award because of who he is as a person and for how hard he works to dominate every opponent,? said WIN Publisher Bryan Van Kley. ?Burroughs has that ?X factor? which makes him stand out as the wrestler who?s in a league of his own and his numbers this season back that up.?
Jordan Oliver, a sophomore from Oklahoma State who finished 29-0 en route to the 133-pound title, finished as a close runner-up for the award on the strength of his 11 pins. Crowd-favorite Anthony Robles (36-0) of Arizona State finished third by a razor-thin margin after pilling up an amazing 24 tech falls and beating last year?s NCAA champ Matt McDonough of Iowa by six points in the NCAA finals.
Finishing in fourth place for this year?s award was Jon Reader of Iowa State. The Michigan native was 39-0 while capturing the salty 174-pound title. The other finalist was Kellen Russell of Michigan who was 38-0 in the loaded 141-pound class, particularly in his Big Ten Conference.
Why they describe the 174-pound title as "salty"?
"Now class, I'd like for you to transition from downward dog....straight to FULL BRING!!!"
Congrats to the board that decides who wins the Hodge. Jordan Burroughs deserved this award hands down. He absolutely destroyed everyone in his way at NCAA's. Congrats Jordan well done sir.


text:
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns lack 'sense of urgency' and are playing their worst defense of the year
PHOENIX -- It is not how the Suns wanted to open a stretch of seven of 11 games against sub-.500 teams, getting beat up by a Cleveland club that had lost four straight and seven of its last nine.
No, certainly not a good start.
More troubling though is what continues to be a rather lengthy stretch of poor defense.
"Defensively, we've not been good," head coach Jeff Hornacek said on Thursday.
That's an understatement.
The defense, if we're honest, has been awful. In fact, no team in the NBA has played worse defense recently than the Suns.
In the past 10 games, in which they are 3-7, the Suns rank 30th in opponent field goal percentage (51.9) and 28th in opponent points scored (111.9).
"Sense of urgency," Eric Bledsoe answered when asked what has changed.
The old adage of it's not how you start, it's how you finish apparently doesn't apply to the Suns, who have flipped the script for when games are won and lost.
They're losing games not in the fourth quarter, but in the first quarter.
"The first quarters are a big trouble for us," said Hornacek, pointing to the 31.5 points they've allowed on average in the last 10 games, "which lets teams get off to confident starts and then you're battling uphill from there."
And the deeper the hole you've dug for yourself, the harder it is to climb out of.
"It takes a lot of energy out of you. You're tired; you're not hitting those shots," Goran Dragic said. "We have to take care of business early in our games."
Dragic, who is dealing with a muscle strain on his left side, blamed communication -- or the lack thereof -- for the defensive issues, which only now have become a regular occurrence.
Immediately after the All-Star break, the Suns held teams to under 40 percent shooting for three straight games. Since then, they've allowed 50 percent or better shooting eight times in 10 games.
Part of that, according to Hornacek, can be chalked up to the time of year. The Suns are 64 games into an 82-game schedule.
"We're just not as scrappy and as tough as we were earlier on. We got to get back to that," he said. "We got to try to find that next gear. When you're tired you have to battle through it."
P.J. Tucker, the Suns' number-one defender, missed the game against Cleveland. He was at home, serving the league's one-game suspension for an elbow to the chin of the Clippers' Blake Griffin on Monday. He blamed himself for the loss, not being there for his teammates.
The brief exile, however, gave Tucker new perspective on what's been ailing the defense.
"On-ball, one-on-one defense, accountability, boxing out, transition defense. (Assistant coach Mike Longabardi) has been preaching that for awhile now. Playing and then actually seeing it is a whole different story," he said. "We've just got to sharpen things up and get back to how we were. We got to get better to make our situation better."
The Suns (36-28) trail both Memphis and Dallas by two games for the seventh and eighth seed, respectively, in the West. They are four-back of six-seed Golden State.
The Suns play at Boston on Friday, the start of a three-game, four-day road trip.
"You can't get down. You got to keep playing," Hornacek said. "If we can get playing like we were before when Eric was here and we get the energy back, we'll still have a shot."
Most Popular
Suns Audio
- Ramona Shelburne, ESPN NBA InsiderWhat do the Suns do now that they missed out on Aldridge, and how much did finishing 2nd help?
- Sam Amick, USA Today NBA insiderSam Amick discusses the next move for the Phoenix Suns.
- 7-3-15 The Sports Kabob with Jarrett CarlenTopics include Lauren Bassett, NBA free agency, and Diddy. It's sports news skewered
- Brian Windhorst, ESPN NBA reporterWhat are the chances LaMarcus Aldridge comes to Phoenix, and what has happened to the Lakers?
- Marc J. Spears, Yahoo NBA InsiderAll the latest on LaMarcus Aldridge and NBA free agency


text:
Pesticides are still killing hundreds of animals every year despite clampdowns and campaigns to halt the illegal use of these chemicals. A survey published this month by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) reveals that in 1990 it investigated 798 reports of suspected pesticide poisonings of animals or birds, about 62 more than in the previous year.
The survey confirmed that pesticides were responsible in at least a quarter of the incidents and that in almost 70 per cent of those cases, people were using pesticides illegally. Most of the wild creatures that died were foxes (12), crows (20) and birds of prey (36). At least 40 pet dogs and 20 cats died when the owners' neighbours deliberately poisoned them with pesticides.
The Environmental Panel of MAFF's Advisory Committee on Pesticides, which compiled the survey, attributes the overall rise in the number of incidents investigated to an increase ...
To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content.


text: Grand Theft Auto Would Be Much More Exciting If The Carjacking Victims… Mike FaheyEditDelete Invite manuallyPromoteXDismissXUndismissBlock for jalopnikHide Every day millions of innocent people are ripped violently from their vehicles, left sprawled out on the street as a gruff anti-hero with a twisted sense of right and wrong makes off with their ride. No more, says internet movie maker Freddie Wong. In his latest special effects-laden spectacular, Freddie Wong… » 3/06/12 9:30pm 3/06/12 9:30pm


text:
Hattie Newman
Originally guest posted by Alex Ostrowski
Illustrator, animator and set-maker Hattie Newman delights in surreal cardboard worlds of colour and joy. Currently working with Bryony Birkbeck and Kristina Grundberg on The World of YCN, her endearing creations are sure to be popping up a lot in the near future.
Keep your eyes peeled!


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Obituaries
- Place Classified Ad
- Special Sections
- Community Links
McGee Creek Bass Tournament
On Saturday, July 14, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held a bass tournament on McGee Creek Lake. Twenty-four members competed in the tournament. The weather for the tournament was hot and humid with clear to partly cloudy skies. Twenty members were able to catch at least one keeper with ten members bringing in a six fish limit.
Billy Latham won the tournament with a six fish limit that weighed 9.42 pounds. Bradley Mills finished in second place with a stringer weight of 9.14 pounds. Bradley also had the big fish of the tournament with a bass that weighed 6.60 pounds. Dennis Willeford came in third with a stringer weight of 8.23 pounds.
The club's next bass tournament will be on July 28. It will be held on Hugo Lake. The tournament was originally scheduled to use Frazier Point boat ramp as the launch site. Due to the extreme low water level in the lake, Frazier Point is not usable at this time. The club will use boat ramp one in Kiamichi Park as the launch site for the tournament. Fishing times for the tournament will be from "safe light" until 3:30 p.m.View more articles in:


text:
The house is built in a classical style of dressed ashlar stone under a Derbyshire stone roof over three floors and is approached through an imposing pair of gate posts with wrought iron gates leading to a gravelled driveway which sweeps in front of the house around the front lawn. Two steps to the central projected bay lead to an aediculed portico and the front door. The accommodation is then arranged as follows:
Ground floor: A generous hallway gives access to the principal rooms and has an elegant staircase to the first floor. To the left is the drawing room with working fireplace and ornate carved marble 17th century fire surround, two full length windows overlooking the 18th century gardens and a pair of doors opening into the orangery/garden room. To the right is the sitting room, again a lovely light room with two full length windows overlooking the garden, fitted bookcases and a carved pear wood fire surround with working grate. The main hallway opens to the rear into a substantial orangery/garden room which has been used by our clients as an office but which lends itself to a variety of uses. Also to the rear is the atmospheric dining room featuring a beamed ceiling, working fireplace, stone flagged floor and a pair of 14th century doors to the orangery. The kitchen/breakfast room is adjacent to the sitting room and was installed by Smallbone of Devizes; it has a good range of wall and base units, ample granite work surfaces, a marble floor and doors to both the garden and the cellar. There is a range of appliances including a two oven gas fired AGA, Neff integral dishwasher, Neff electric oven, Miele microwave oven, two gas hobs, two electric hobs and a deep fat fryer. Off the kitchen is a utility room/server with access to the dining room. The cellar below the kitchen offers good storage space. To the rear of the main hallway is an inner hall with a cloak/shower room off and there is access to a second large cellar comprising three rooms, one for wine, one for the boiler and one for storage. There is also a second staircase to the first floor.
First floor: The main landing gives access to the master bedroom which has an attractive fireplace, wash hand basin, original working shutters and lovely views over the front garden and beyond. Also to the front is a good guest bedroom again with lovely views, original working shutters and en suite shower room. Between these two rooms is the bathroom with full suite comprising large bath, W.C. and wash hand basin. To the rear of the house are two further double bedrooms, one of which has a 1685 fireplace from the original house. An inner landing passes a separate W.C. and leads back to the front of the house to a good sized dressing/sitting room which in turn opens into a double bedroom overlooking the garden.
Second floor: There are two further double bedrooms and a box room which could conceivably converted to be a shower room (subject to listed building consents).
Outside: To the front of the house is a stone terrace with direct access to the kitchen and then a large area of lawn which has the driveway all the way around it and is flanked by mature trees, a set of steps lead down to a further area of garden overlooking Eyam Delf which is where Rector William Mompesson held Church services during the plague. To the rear of the gardens is further hard standing for cars, a tractor barn and stable and gate leading to the field in which there is also a stone field barn.
It is believed that the original house on the site dated from the mid seventeenth century but that the house was substantially enlarged during the reign of George IV by Marmaduke Middleton Middleton, a High Sherriff of Derbyshire. The house then passed through various hands either as tenants or owners including William Wyatt between 1846 and 1861 and John Daniel Leader in 1887. It then passed at some stage to Duncan Gilmour, a wine and spirits merchant from Sheffield who was living there in 1899 and who in turn passed it onto his daughter Agnes who had married Frederick Dawson, the young international concert pianist described by Sir Sacheveral Sitwell (of Renishaw Hall) as fine a pianist as any Englishman has ever been. Frederick Dawson lived at the house until 1929. From 1930 to 1950 the Mylchreest family owned the property and then from 1950 to 1967 it was owned by the Henderson family after which it went to the White family until our clients acquired the property in 1981.
Entrance hall; drawing room; sitting room; dining room; orangery/garden room; kitchen/breakfast room; cloakroom/shower room; seven bedrooms; dressing room; bathroom; shower room (en suite); separate W.C.; box room; cellars; utility room.
Private gravelled driveway; landscaped gardens; field with stone barn; stable and tractor store.
EPC Rating - G


text:
Install Any Font On Your iOS Device With A Regular App Store App
What? Yes. AnyFont is a proper, available-in-the-App-Store iOS app that lets you install fonts system-wide, for use by any app that allows access to the full list of iOS system fonts. How does it manage this sandbox-skipping magic? Installation profiles.


text:
I need suggestions for a female figure that fits the following details:
- 6"-7" tall
- Mildly Athletic Build, not skinny, no skinny women. She's gonna be a military gal.
- Fairly good articulation, like able to hold a rifle.
I've looked at some wrestling figures, and am heavily considering a Chell figure even. If anyone has a figure they'd want to part with or a good deal on one they can link me to, I'd super appreciate it.


text:
The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
on Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 09:00:59AM -0800, Ken Bloom (firstname.lastname@example.com) wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 28, 2005 at 08:12:54PM -0800, Marc Elliot Hall wrote:
> > Having already paid the Windows tax for this device, I'm not interested
> > in spending more on disk-burning software. Does anyone have suggestions
> > for freely-available programs capable of burning .iso images to CD under
> > Windows?
> cdrecord has been ported to windows.
> http://gnuwin.epfl.ch/apps/cdrecord/en/index.html
Beat me to it ;-)
Bootable distros can be loaded to RAM, sufficient memory available.
That's ~800+ MiB for Knoppix, but the LNX-BBC should run in ~128 MiB or
so. I believe LNX-BBC includes CD burning tools.
Too: don't do the full ISO set. Get the netinst and start with it (50
- 110 MiB).
Read the install manual, at least the quick-install appendex
Karsten M. Self <firstname.lastname@example.com> http://kmself.home.netcom.com/
What Part of "Gestalt" don't you understand?
We mustn't underestimate American blundering. I was with them when
they "blundered" into Berlin in 1918.
- Casablanca
Description: Digital signature
vox mailing list
Hosting provided by:
Sunset Systems
Sunset Systems offers preconfigured Linux
systems, remote system administration and
custom software development.
LUGOD: Linux Users' Group of Davis
PO Box 2082, Davis, CA 95617
Contact Us
LUGOD is a 501(c)7 non-profit organization
based in Davis, California
and serving the Sacramento area.
"Linux" is a trademark of Linus Torvalds.


text:
Powerball Prize Winners In Eau Claire, Sparta
The Kwik Trip on Highway 27 in Sparta is waiting for a lottery winner to claim a big prize...
Somebody who bought a ticket in Sparta matched five numbers in Powerball last night, to win 10 thousand dollars. An even bigger winner got a Powerball ticket in Eau Claire that will pay two million dollars, but the buyer is still unknown. Last month, a La Crosse Kwik Trip customer claimed a Badger 5 jackpot of more than 270-thousand dollars.


text:
Here at Bretz RV Billings we offer the best prices and the best selection of Toy Haulers for sale in Montana. You will not find a better deal on Toy Haulers anywhere else. Come stop in to see our great selection of Toy Haulers. If you have any questions or you need help finding an RV, please contact us.
Need help finding your RV... try RV Finder!
Bretz RV is not responsible for any misprints, typos, or errors found in our website pages. Any price listed excludes sales tax, registration tags, and delivery fees. Manufacturer pictures, specifications, and features may be used in place of actual units on our lot. Please contact us @ 406-248-7481 for availability as our inventory changes rapidly. All calculated payments are an estimate only and do not constitute a commitment that financing or a specific interest rate or term is available.
Our [Make] prices are so low, [Manufacturer] won't allow us to display our price without you requesting it. So, please complete the simple form below to receive the lowest price!
Call us at
Contact an RV Consultant or Ask a Question


text:
Cruz on Trump: 'I Salute Donald Trump'
Ted Cruz gives his take on Donald Trump's controversial comments about undocumented immigrants.
Your Playlist Expand Collapse
The best moments from Meet the Press in under two minutes. We call it Compressed.
Play All
Meet the Press' deep dive into the numbers and statistics that can drive political and social campaigns and conversations.
Play All
MTP Originals
Meet the Press isn't just on Sundays. We've got video insights and analysis all week long.
Play All


text:
Home > Tori Horse Breeding Farm
Tori Horse Breeding Farm
|Pärnu maantee 11, Tori alevik, Tori vald, Pärnu maakond | Show on map
|Mobile phone:
|(+372) 503 1892
|Method of payment:
|Cash only
|Request info
Tore Horse Breeding Farm is the oldest of its kind in Estonia that started operating in Estonia and it still breeds Estonian and Tori horses and also shows guests around.
In the course of the tour, you can visit the beautiful stables that belong to the Tori Manor ensemble built in 1862 and take a look at the everyday life of the farm. You ride in the farm's yard, a manège or on the beautiful Tori landscapes. You can go either horseback riding or a ride in horse-drawn carriage. A 2-3 hour trip to the nature with horses where you can also have a picnic, or going to the forest in a horse-drawn sleigh in winter to take food to wild animals are also interesting experiences.
Times and prices
Is open advance bookings only
|from 20 €
Additional services
- Meals
- For groups


text:
Celebrating the Green Thumb Festival
Andrea Lypka
WMNF Drive-Time News Wednesday | Listen to this entire show:
The 23rd Green Thumb Festival free Earth Day and Arbor Day celebration was held in Walter Fuller Park on April 25 and 26. In its 23 year, the free family festival featured 140 exhibitors and vendors, including plant diagnostic clinic, horticultural and environmental exhibits, programs and seminars highlighting ways to landscape effectively, conserve natural resources, recycle and improve the environment.
Children's events on the stage and at the Community Center included: Hands on Planet Earth, Wonders of Nature, Recycle Fun, and the three new Mad Science programs: Spin, Pop, Boom, Mini Eco-Systems and Defying Gravity.
Council member Jamie Bennett received the prestigious Tree City USA Award. Bennett said that the city reduced its carbon footprint and they started to integrate solar panels in parks, including the Alfred Whitted Park. The Bicycle Pedestrian Master Plan is another program the city is working on that will connect the entire Pinellas County with a trail.
Each year, the festival organizers nominate the prestigious Green Thumb Award to one adult and one child for their superior volunteer service to the environment.
Mary Ellen Warner from the St. Petersburg Garden Club helped students at the Bauder Elementary School in Seminole in the butterfly wildlife garden project.
Students Alex Ward and Tim Batham received the Green Thumb Awards this year. The organizers also awarded Greg Charles the Green Thumb Award. Charles, a teacher at Pinellas Technical Education Center, initiated the festival.
Inside the Walter Fuller Community Center, the Garden Club of St. Petersburg featured "Once Upon a Time in a Garden,â a standard flower show presented by the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs - District VIII.
The Green Thumb Festival is sponsored by the city of St. Petersburg, the Garden Club of St. Petersburg, the St. Petersburg Times, Valpak.com, Pinellas County Extension Service, Pinellas Technical Education Center, Landscape Maintenance Association and the Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association.comments powered by Disqus


text:
Year of publication
- 1992 (10) (remove)
- Periodic structure in nuclear matter (1992)
- The properties of nuclear matter are studied in the framework of quantum hadrodynamics. Assuming an ω-meson field, periodic in space, a self-consistent set of equations is derived in the mean-field approximation for the description of nucleons interacting via σ-meson and ω-meson fields. Solutions of these self-consistent equations have been found: The baryon density is constant in space, however, the baryon current density is periodic. This high density phase of nuclear matter can be produced by anisotropic external pressure, occurring, e.g., in relativistic heavy ion reactions. The self-consistent fields developing beyond the instability limit have a special screw symmetry. In the presence of such an ω field, the energy spectrum of the relativistic nucleons exhibits allowed and forbidden bands, similar to the energy spectrum of the electrons in solids.
- Formation of heavy quarks in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions (1992)
- We investigate the production of heavy quarks in continuum and bound states in nuclear collisions. Creation rates for free bb̅ and tt̅ quark pairs and for bottomonium and toponium in the ground state are computed at energies of the BNL Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and Superconducting Super Collider. Central and peripheral heavy-ion collisions are discussed. For top-quark creation we assumed a mass range of 90≤mt≤250 GeV. The creation rate for top quarks in peripheral collisions is estimated to be by a factor 40 to 130 smaller compared with corresponding central collisions. For mt=130 GeV we calculated a creation rate of about 4760 top-quark pairs per day at the LHC (3.5 TeV/nucleon) for Pb-Pb collisions.
- Multiplicity distribution of electron-positron pairs created by strong external fields (1992)
- We discuss the multiplicity distribution of electron-positron pairs created in the strong electromagnetic fields of ultrarelativistic heavy-ion transits. Based on nonperturbative expressions for the N-pair creation amplitudes, the Poisson distribution is derived by neglecting interference terms. The source of unitarity violation is identified in the vacuum-to-vacuum amplitude, and a perturbative expression for the mean number of pairs is given.
- Delbrück scattering in a strong external field (1992)
- We evaluate the Delbrück scattering amplitude to all orders of the interaction with the external field of a nucleus employing nonperturbative electron Green's functions. The results are given analytically in form of a multipole expansion.
- Pion chemical equilibration in heavy ion collisions : relativistic quantum molecular dynamic analysis (1992)
- In the framework of relativistic quantum molecular dynamics the authors find that the pion system produced in central heavy-ion collisions at Elab/A approximately 1 GeV/nucl. is out of chemical equilibrium. Pion chemical potential is large and decreases during the expansion stage.
- Dynamical treatment of Fermi motion in a microscopic description of heavy ion collisions (1992)
- A quasiclassical Pauli potential is used to simulate the Fermi motion of nucleons in a molecular dynamical simulation of heavy ion collisions. The thermostatic properties of a Fermi gas with and without interactions are presented. The inclusion of this Pauli potential into the quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) approach yields a model with well defined fermionic ground states, which is therefore also able to give the excitation energies of the emitted fragments. The deexcitation mechanisms (particle evaporation and multifragmentation) of the new model are investigated. The dynamics of the QMD with Pauli potential is tested by a wide range of comparisons of calculated and experimental double-differential cross sections for inclusive p-induced reactions at incident energies of 80 to 160 MeV. Results at 256 and 800 MeV incident proton energy are presented as predictions for completed experiments which are as yet unpublished.
- Intermediate mass fragment emission in Fe+Au collisions (1992)
- Experimental results are presented on the charge, velocity, and angular distributions of intermediate mass fragments (IMFs) for the reaction Fe+Au at bombarding energies of 50 and 100 MeV/nucleon. Results are compared to the quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) model and a modified QMD which includes a Pauli potential and follows the subsequent statistical decay of excited reaction products. The more complete model gives a good representation of the data and suggests that the major source of IMFs at large angles is due to multifragmentation of the target residue.
- The role of quantum effects and nonequilibrium transport coefficients for relativistic heavy ion collisions (1992)
- Stopping power and thermalization in relativistic heavy ion collisions is investigated employing the quantum molecular dynamics approach. For heavy systems stopping of the incoming nuclei is predicted, independent of the energy. The influence of the quantum effects and their increasing importance at low energies, is demonstrated by inspection of the mean free path of the nucleons and the n-n collision number. Classical models, which neglect these effects, overestimate the stopping and the thermalization as well as the collective flow and squeeze out. The sensitivity of the transverse and longitudinal momentum transfer to the in-medium cross section and to the pressure is investigated.
- Anti-proton production and annihilation in nuclear collisions at 15-A/GeV (1992)
- We present a calculation of antiproton yields in Si+Al and Si+Au collisions at 14.5A GeV in the framework of the relativistic quantum molecular dynamics approach (RQMD). Multistep processes lead to the formation of high-mass flux tubes. Their decay dominates the initial antibaryon yield. However, the subsequent annihilation in the surrounding baryon-rich matter suppresses the antiproton yield considerably: Two-thirds of all antibaryons are annihilated even for the light Si+Al system. Comparisons with preliminary data of the E802 experiment support this analysis.
- Energy and baryon flow in nuclear collisions at 15-A-GeV (1992)
- Strong correlations between baryon stopping in the projectile rapidity hemisphere and target excitation have been found in the light-ion-induced reactions at the BNL Alternating Gradient Synchrotron (AGS) (E814 group). Results in the framework of the relativistic molecular dynamics approach (RQMD) describe recent E814 data quite well. We discuss the RQMD results together with proton and pion data from the E802 group near midrapidity. They have raised the question of whether partial transparency could be seen in these experiments. The RQMD results indicate strong transverse baryon flow in central Si+Au collisions after the projectile has been stopped in the target.


text:
Whitecairn Holiday Park - Scottish Borders
Julie Reece was our Summer 2011 E-Magazine Competition Winner. She won a fabulous 5 night stay for her and her family in the Scottish Borders courtesy of Whitecairn and Glenluce Holiday Parks. Below is a little email that Julie sent us about her stay. We are glad she and a fantastic time and hope it gives others food for thought when they book their summer holidays this year!
Robert Smail's Printing Works
A printing time-capsule featuring a completely restored Victorian printing works. Visitors can watch and experience for themselves the almost forgotten craft of hand typesetting.
Smailholm Tower
Home to the Pringles and Scotts, Smailholm is a prominent landmark that proved inspirational to Sir Walter Scott who is buried at nearby Dryburgh Abbey.
Priorwood Garden and Dried Flower Shop
Priorwood is the only dedicated dried flower garden in Scotland, producing, processing and arranging dried flowers


text:
The first Jigsaw store opened in Hampstead, and the company has steadily expanded by opening stores throughout the UK and overseas.
About Jigsaw
Jigsaw is a British company that has been involved in the design, manufacturing and retailing of clothes and accessories for over forty years. Founded by John Robinson, Jigsaw is still privately owned by him and his wife Belle. The first Jigsaw stores opened in Hampstead and Brighton and the company has since expanded to over 40 stores in the UK and a successful e-commerce business. Additional lines have been created with the launch of Jigsaw Junior, Jigsaw Home and Jigsaw Menswear. In 2004 Jigsaw ventured into the West Coast of the USA where it currently trades from four stores and online at www.jigsaw-london.com.
The success of Jigsaw is rooted in the company philosophy; to sell affordable, fashionable clothes in stylish surroundings. Jigsaw remains a brand which is as quintessentially British as the day the first store opened. We have a strong identity inspired by country living, quirkiness, irreverence and humour. We are always striving to find a creative balance between providing our customers with design classics for their wardrobe, interpreted in the colours and fabrics of the moment and more directional, on trend pieces for each season.
Click here to find out more about how we source our material and products.
No two Jigsaw stores are the same. Every store is designed to be sympathetic to its surroundings and show respect to the existing architecture. Our store teams are carefully selected to ensure that they can offer our customers friendly, genuine, knowledgeable and impartial advice in a relaxed environment. New stock is delivered weekly, allowing the ranges to evolve constantly, ensuring our shops remain fresh and visually exciting.
Jigsaw is the trading name of Robinson Webster (Holdings) Limited. In addition to Jigsaw, the group includes The Shop at Bluebird, offering a cool and unique collection of women's and men's designer brands on London's King's Road.
Jigsaw is the 2014 winner of Drapers 'Retailer of the Year' award.
Jigsaw Timeline
The Jigsaw group began to expand with the launch of menswear.
Jigsaw Junior was established to extend the product range into childrenswear.
The accessories range was launched to be a significant part of the product range on offer.
Jigsaw launched its first US standalone store in Los Angeles. In the same year, an Australian licence was signed for clothing and accessories.
The Shop at Bluebird was launched and trades from an iconic Art Deco building on King's Road in London.
Extended our store network with five new Jigsaw stores
Jigsaw Menswear is re-launched for SS12.


text:
Delray Beach, FL (PRWEB) September 21, 2012
In one of their recent health alerts, HealthyAnswers.com warned its readers about new research findings cited by ABC News World Report [Calcium Supplements Linked to Heart Attack Risk, May 2012], that reported calcium supplements were linked to an increased risk of heart attack. The risk is especially pronounced in postmenopausal women over 55, and older men, who have been taking calcium supplements to promote bone health and prevent osteoporosis.
As reported by HealthyAnswers.com, the research was done by German and Swiss teams through the German arm of EPIC (European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition) and published in the British Medical Journal. The study [Calcium supplements with or without vitamin D and risk of cardiovascular events: reanalysis of the Women's Health Initiative limited access dataset and meta-analysis, M. J. Bolland, A. Grey, A. Avenell, G. D. Gamble, I. R. Reid.] echoed a similar study out of the University of Auckland, New Zealand completed a few years earlier [Calcium Supplements May Increase Heart Attack Risk in Older Women, British Medical Journal, January 2008] which had reached similar conclusions.
HealthyAnswers.com resident medical expert, Mark Rosenberg, M.D., comments on the significance of the new research: "For years, doctors have been telling their patients (especially postmenopausal women and older men) to take their calcium supplements to decrease risk of osteoporosis. With these new research findings though, many doctors are holding off on telling our patients to take calcium supplements. The problem seems to lie in the fact that taking a 1200-1500 mg dose of calcium all at once is much different than absorbing calcium from food in smaller doses throughout the day. The larger dose of calcium, a heart-function regulating electrolyte, upsets the delicate balance of other electrolytes and their effect on the heart. The findings of one study isn't always the definitive answer, but two different studies that reach the same conclusion is clinically noteworthy."
Find the entire HealthyAnswers.com story here.
About HealthyAnswers.com:
HeathyAnswers.com is your health and wellness partner. Their health education site empowers readers to discover the latest natural health news, treatments and expert opinions. HealthyAnswers.com believes that education is fundamental to prevention and wellness. Their team of medical doctors and contributors are experienced and committed to natural, safe medical alternatives.


text:
By Laura Elizabeth Pohl / Molly Marsh / October 2010
Mirebalais, Haiti — Forty women sit on wooden chairs in the hot sun, holding their purses as they wait for their turn to repay their loans. They're clients of Fonkoze, Haiti's largest microfinance organization, which is supported by U.S. foreign assistance as well as U.S. churches—including many Bread for the World partners. The organization was founded by Haitian Catholic priest Father Joseph Philippe in 1994.
It's a serious occasion. While the gathering opened with prayer and singing, the group is silent as individual women stand and put their bills in numerical order before presenting them to the credit agent. Each carefully signs her name in a blue record book.
Rosemene Charles, a 44-year-old mother, has come to these meetings for seven years. Back then, she received a loan from Fonkoze (an acronym for Fondasyon Kole Zepòl, or Shoulder-to-Shoulder Foundation) for 600 Haitian dollars—about $55. She used it to start a small business selling candies and cookies, but she was soon able to expand to other products—and locations. Not only does she sell her products at the local market, she also operates a small business from the front room of her house, a short walk away from this afternoon's meeting.
"When my profits started multiplying, I bought a goat, pigs, and now I'm making a profit," said Charles. "I just keep turning the money around and around, and my loan has become more as the years went by."
Her store is in a room off her front porch. Just behind her concrete house are a small garden, grapefruit and plantain trees, and a shed where she stores corn and other dried food. Nearby is her kitchen, a small wooden structure that includes bowls and pots for cooking.
"I've come very far," says Charles with a quiet smile. "I didn't have this house you see; I built it while I was in Fonzoke. My house was a broken-down house before—nothing but pieces of wood standing up."
Several of Charles' children—who range from 6 to 24 years old—are home and helping with chores. She has been able to send all of them to school; seven years ago, she could only afford to send the oldest. "My satisfaction is that every year they move up to the next grade," she says.
Charles credits much of her success to her solidarity group, a small circle of close friends who take out loans together. If one woman has trouble repaying her loan one month, the other women can help her cover it.
"We've been together for so long," she says. "I don't think I ever want to leave these ladies. We're friends; we get together and have fun, we talk. We have so much that we share."
These solidarity groups join others to form what Fonkoze calls Credit Centers, larger groups of 30 to 40 women who work together to bring themselves out of poverty. Each center elects a chief who is trained to lead the women and offer education and literacy classes. The chiefs also represent the women at regional and national assemblies, ensuring that clients' input is incorporated into organizational decisions.
Charles's Credit Center, meeting today, calls itself "Fok Li Bon," meaning "It Has to Be Good." It's run by Elza LaFortune, a no-nonsense woman who arrived at the meeting via motorbike. A Fonkoze client for 10 years, she receives a stipend every three months to organize education, health, nutrition, and literacy classes for the women.
The literacy classes, held twice a week for two hours, begin with the women learning how to make the shapes of letters so they can sign their names. Charles is a member.
"My parents never sent me to school," Charles says, "so every time I had to sign [my name], I had to make little crosses on papers. Now I'd like to know how to read and write. I'm going to feel like I'm a different person when I can sign my name."
Most of the women in Charles' Credit Center are graduates of the first two levels of Fonkoze's Staircase Out of Poverty program. The first—and newest—level, called Chemen Lavi Miyò (CLM, The Pathway to a Better Life), is an 18-month program geared toward helping the poorest of the poor—women who don't yet have the skills to manage even a small loan.
That would be women like Marie-Ange Lory, a 28-year-old mother of three who lives outside Mirebalais. Fonkoze case managers found her when they went to visit her mother and noticed a small shack outside the mother's home. "Is that where you cook or leave your animals?" they asked. The mother said no; it was her oldest daughter's home.
The shack was in such bad shape that Lory and her children had to put plastic bags over their heads when it rained so they wouldn't get wet. The case managers took photographs of her and the house, and quickly put her into the CLM program.
For the past 17 months, Lory has attended meetings twice a week with case managers who teach her and other women everything from caring for livestock to setting five-year personal and professional goals. They also learn about nutrition, how to identify when their children are sick, and the importance of drinking safe water.
"My life has turned around. Now I have a house where no water comes in—it's got a cement floor—and my kids are going to school," Lory says. "I have five goats and 25 chickens. I'm moving forward."
Lory will soon graduate from CLM and move up to the next Fonkoze program, which is aimed at women who want to start a small business but need business, literacy, and education classes.
Small loans have helped Charles and the majority of Fonkoze's 50,000 female clients across Haiti become more self-sufficient and provide for their families, but these women also contribute to the economic life of their communities—a critical factor in a country with no safety net, little infrastructure, and a banking system that was destroyed by the 2010 earthquake. With access to credit and other resources through Fonkoze's network of 41 branches, mostly located throughout rural Haiti, these women play a critical role in rebuilding Haiti.
"Before, I had nothing to do. But when I started with Fonkoze, all of a sudden I had lots of things to do. I had a business to run," says Charles. "I have moved up. I have moved forward with my life."
Tell Congress to protect programs critical for hungry people, especially our children.


text:
Moderator: Regulators
Bravo wrote:arent you a mod or something?
Golden Wolf wrote:Ive read about this guy Charoun isnt he the one that scammed some realmers for $25 bucks A pop for deadpools & never delivered that Guy is A Chode! That is so low he's below A n#t sack !
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests


text:
SDSU head-to-head matchup vs. Nevada
Wolf Pack: Wooten's competent punt returns aside, Nevada isn't doing all that well on special teams either. The Wolf Pack is last in the league in kickoff coverage, and is generously allowing its opponents to return kickoffs at an average of about 22.4 yards, and punts at an average of about 12.43 yards They've also had an extra point and a punt blocked this year.
Edge: Tied.
Aztecs: Rocky Long is the master of the 3-3-5 defense that has shut down triple-option teams near and far. Nevada's pistol offense is more double-option than triple (no pitch back), but this doesn't detract from the fact that Long's defenses have traditionally been stout against run-first offenses. So, the question is: if the Aztecs shut down the run as they should, can Nevada win this game by taking deviating from its forte and taking to the air?
Wolf Pack: Chris Ault is the pioneer of the pistol offensive formation that has become Nevada's trademark. Long shut down Ault's Nevada offense in 2007, when he led the New Mexico Lobos to a bowl game victory. But both Long and Ault acknowledge that the Wolf Pack's current version of the pistol is vastly different. Nevada is now legitimately two-dimensional, with a more nuanced passing game. Will this be enough to stave off the Aztecs' run defense? This game pits a defensive guru against an offensive one.
Edge: Tied.
Aztecs: This matchup plays to SDSU's strengths – the Aztecs have shown that they can hold their own in an offensive shootout and stymie the run on defense – two elements critical to success against the Wolf Pack. But can their high-scoring offense keep up with Nevada's? And will the defense be able to stop Stefphon Jefferson, the nation's No. 1 rusher?
Wolf Pack: Home field advantage could play a part in this one. Mackay Stadium is a tough venue, and the Aztecs have yet to win on the road this season. Also, the return of quarterback Cody Fajardo (who missed one game due to injury) should help to invigorate a Nevada team that has had a couple of close encounters in the last two weeks.
Edge: Wolf Pack
Wolf Pack 45, Aztecs 44


text:
July 6, 2015
News 12 at 6 o'clock / Sunday, June 9, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A funeral escort fee that's raising eyebrows is nothing new, according to Commissioner Marion Williams.
Williams says he brought this item to the commission because someone wanted to start an escort service for funerals back in the early 2000s. He had problems with it because Sheriff Ronnie Strength was charging the fee, putting it into a bank account and had no oversight.
At the time, he says his colleagues knew about it and said that was common practice.
Williams says the commission needs to be more concerned about other things like drug money being seized, rather than an escort fee.
Have information or an opinion about this story? Click here to contact the newsroom.
Copyright WRDW-TV News 12. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished without express written permission.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.