text:
5 Epic Images that will make you want to stay at the Southern Sun Waterfront
Fazielah WilliamsBy now you all know I've got a thing for amazing mini-breakaways in #lovecapetown… if it's got a cool pool, delicious buffet, soft beds and breath-taking views, I'll stay there. That's exactly what the newly renovated Southern Sun Waterfront hotel on the Foreshore offers and it's amazing!
A Land of Mountain Splendor: 13 Pics that Will Make You Want to Explore Beyond Cape TownHave you ever got an urge to explore, to look upon Earth's bounty with wonder? Here are 13 pictures of the Cape's beautiful landscapes that will make you want to adventure beyond the city's majesty, Table Mountain.
5 Super Cool Summer Productions to see in Cape Town
Fazielah WilliamsSummer is on its way to Cape Town and how better to celebrate the sunny season than by taking in a super cool theatrical production at one of the Mother City's amazing theatres?
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 October,2014
Fazielah WilliamsHello, #lovecapetown! Your awesome weekend is on its way!
Most Popular
5 Top Bands You Can't Miss at the 2014/2015 Summer Sunset Concerts at Kirstenbosch
Most Popular
A Land of Mountain Splendor: 13 Pics that Will Make You Want to Explore Beyond Cape Town
Most Popular
Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 October,2014
Most Popular
Your #lovecapetown weekend:What's on from Friday 31 October to Sunday 2 November, 2014
Most Popular
5 Super Cool Summer Productions to see in Cape Town
Loading blog articles, this will just take a moment!
Cape Town welcomes #MeetSouthAfrica travel bloggers
Bloggers love South Africa – we know this from our #LoveCapeTown campaign. This campaign saw us bringing four international travel bloggers (@traveldudes @velvetescape @landlopers and @wildjunket) to Cape Town in July 2012 during a social media drive in which Capetonians interacted with the bloggers and their followers, telling the stories of Cape Town and her people.
Discovering Langa – a photo essay
Langa, South Africa's oldest township, was established in 1923 as part of the then Urban Areas Act. Similar to Nyanga, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha, Langa is one of the areas in South Africa that was designated for black Africans before the apartheid epoch. The name Langa means "sun" in Xhosa, but the name of the area is actually derived from the name Langalibalele – a famous chief who was imprisoned on Robben Island for rebelling against the government.


text:
Top Slideshows
You are subscribed!
You are subscribed!
You are subscribed!
Recipe Shuffle
Cucumber and Salmon Cream Avocado-Tomatillo Dressing Plum Crostata Chicken Oriental Salad Paulina's Italian Cream Soda Stuffed Chile Peppers Cream of Celeriac and Spinach Soup Poblano Chili Soup Mixed Green Salad Tomato Salsa Topping
I had a bad one last night. A scary low bloodsugar that reminded me just how tenuous diabetes makes my existence. I hate those. I hate the feeling that I'm anything less than a strong, capable woman. Diabetes, like a sledge hammer to the knees, has a way of hobbling the confidence I have in my health, strength and well-being. It is both frustrating and disheartening. It's 2:00 am and a good friend called from their third shift job because they needed someone. Just...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
You are here:
Market Share
Bharti Airtel
Popular Articles About Htc
OnePlus eyes India foray through an e-commerce partner
October 14, 2014
Danish Khan , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Chinese handset maker OnePlus is set to officially enter India this December through an e-commerce partner, a route that has been successfully employed by mobile phone manufacturers such as Motorola and Xiaomi to sell their devices in the country. "India is a super hot market with rapid data growth and this is the right time to enter the market. We are talking to all three leading e-commerce players in India to start our operations," Carl Pei, director of ...
Htc Articles By Date
OnePlus eyes India foray through an e-commerce partner
October 14, 2014
Danish Khan , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Chinese handset maker OnePlus is set to officially enter India this December through an e-commerce partner, a route that has been successfully employed by mobile phone manufacturers such as Motorola and Xiaomi to sell their devices in the country. "India is a super hot market with rapid data growth and this is the right time to enter the market. We are talking to all three leading e-commerce players in India to start our operations," Carl Pei, director of ...
HTC quarterly sales beat estimates
July 5, 2011
TAIPEI: HTC, Asia's second-largest smartphone manufacturer, posted sales that beat analysts' estimates for a third quarter and said growth will continue as demand in the US and Asia remain strong. Shares rose in Taipei trading. Second-quarter revenue was NT$124.4 billion, or $4.3 billion, and shipments met the company's 11 million-unit target, Winston Yung, chief financial officer of the Taiwan-based company, said by phone on Monday. Sales more than doubled from a year earlier, and surpassed the...
Is HTC coming out with a HTC one that runs stock Android?
May 24, 2013
HTC Q3 profit beats estimates as cost cuts take effect
October 3, 2014
TAIPEI: Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp swung to better-than-expected profit in the third quarter from a heavy loss a year earlier, as cost cuts helped it offset the impact of still-sluggish sales. HTC said on Friday it earned T$640 million ($21 million) in unaudited net profit during the July-September quarter, well above a T$216.23 million mean estimate of 13 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters . In the same period a year earlier, it turned in a loss of T$3...
Taiwan's HTC swings to profit in third quarter
October 3, 2014
TAIPEI: Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC said Friday it swung to a profit in the third quarter, but revenue continued to decline owing to sluggish sales amid strong competition from low-priced Chinese models. HTC reported a net profit of Tw$640 million ($21 million) in July-September from a net loss of Tw$2.97 billion in the same period last year. Revenue in this period came in at Tw$41.86 billion, down 11 percent on-year and 36 percent on-quarter. It was also lower than a...
HTC clarifies not eyeing Nokia India plant
April 23, 2014
Romit Guha , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: HTC has clarified that it is not considering buying Nokia India's handset manufacturing plant based on the outskirts of Chennai. HTC said that as a company it "continually invests into potential businesses", but isn't looking at Nokia's plant specifically. In an interview with ET on April 21, HTC was asked if it would consider buying Nokia India's manufacturing plant, if it was up for sale to any other party other than Microsoft . "I am not aware of the situation but...
Apple accuses HTC of patent breach
July 13, 2011
WASHINGTON | TAIPEI: HTC, Asia's second-largest maker of smartphones, was accused of infringing Apple patents in a case that may halt US imports of the Taiwanese company's phones and its new Flyer tablet computers. Apple claims HTC is infringing five patents related to software architecture and user interfaces in portable electronic devices, hardware for touch screens and movement sensors, according to a complaint filed July 8 with the US International Trade Commission in...
Smartphone maker HTC reports profit jump
July 29, 2010
TAIPEI: Taiwan's top smartphone maker HTC Corp. said Thursday its second-quarter earnings rose 33 percent year-on-year amid strong demand for phones using Google's Android operating system. HTC has experienced fast business growth this year, being the company that designed and produced the first handset based on Google Inc.'s Android operating system. The company claims that of every two Android-based smartphones being sold, one is made by HTC. It says the...
Taiwan probes HTC staff over secrets theft
August 31, 2013
Taiwanese prosecutors are investigating allegations that three employees at leading smartphone maker HTC stole trade secrets to sell to Chinese firms, reports said Saturday. Investigators Friday searched HTC's research and development centre as well as the suspects' offices and homes after the company accused them of stealing key interface technology, according to the Taipei-based China Times newspaper. HTC said the three men were suspected of discussing plans with...
RCom partners with HTC, launches new model
October 23, 2008
NEW DELHI: Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications on Thursday said it has entered into a partnership with Taiwanese mobile phone manufacturer HTC to develop and promote Next Generation CDMA devices for Indian consumers. The Taiwan-based mobile manufacturer also launched its CDMA smart phone Touch Diamond P3051 in the country, exclusively available for RCom customers, RCom said in a statement. The touch screen phone from HTC runs on Windows Mobile platform and responds...
HTC confident of grabbing 10 per cent market share in India by 2015
September 28, 2014
NEW DELHI: Smartphone maker HTC is confident of attaining 10 per cent market share in India by 2015 in terms of volume. "Our internal estimate shows that HTC sales volume in India has tripled. As per our assessment, we now have 5 per cent market share. It will reach 7 per cent in fourth quarter and comfortably 10 per cent in 2015," HTC Chief Financial Officer and President of Global Sales Chiang-Lin Chang told PTI in an interview. HTC is getting maximum...
HTC expects to ring in higher sales in India
September 23, 2014
Danish Khan , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Taiwanese handset maker HTC expects India revenues to grow very strongly this year, driven by the increased traction towards its mid segment smartphones, which the company aims to expand further. Faisal Siddiqui , India head at HTC, said the country remains the third-largest smartphone market for the company. He said the jump in sales in India will help the company increase its market share to 15% from 4% faster than anticipated. Siddiqui said the mid-segment...
HTC Global Services in talks for acquiring US healthcare company
September 22, 2014
CHENNAI: The US-based privately held HTC Global Services - an IT services company - is negotiating to buy a healthcare services company while also looking at boutique firms in the mobility (mobile application) space, a senior official has said. The company is also expanding its operations in the US, India and South Korea . HTC Global Services plans to add 10,000 more people over couple of year's time. Currently the company has over...
HTC Mobiles official sponsor of Kings XI Punjab
August 29, 2014
NEW DELHI: Mobile handset maker HTC Mobiles today said it has become an official sponsor for Kings XI Punjab, one of the eight cricket teams of Indian Premier League (IPL). "HTC Mobiles, as an official sponsor, will occupy the right chest position on the Kings XI Punjab playing jersey," HTC Mobiles said in a statement. It is held and promoted by a consortium, which includes Mohit Burman, Ness Wadia, Preity Zinta and Karan Paul. The sponsorship comes ahead of the...
Selfie grows from a dictionary entry to a global phenomenon
August 27, 2014
Shephali Bhatt , ET Bureau
It's unlikely that Aldrin and Armstrong would have returned from the moon without a few dozen selfies had they gone in the latter decade of the 2000s. A picture of oneself, by oneself, but for the world (largely), a selfie has grown from being a mere word to a world phenomenon. Love it, hate it, loathe it; you can't be indifferent to what's rapidly turning into an engaging ongoing marketing case study. Inside the Selfie Mall This is not our attempt at a lame...
HTC pips Nokia in market valuation
April 8, 2011
TAIPEI: HTC Corp , Asia's second-largest maker of smartphones, passed Nokia market value as consumers switch to more powerful, feature-rich phones at the expense of the Finnish maker's simpler models. The 5.3% gain of HTC shares in Taipei trading on Wednesday took the Taoyuan, Taiwan-based company's market value to $33.8 billion, exceeding the $33.6 billion value of its competitor. Nokia climbed 1.1% to 6.26 euros. HTC shares closed unchanged on Thursday. HTC stock tripled...
Google backs HTC in Apple patent suit
March 4, 2010
WASHINGTON: Google on Wednesday threw its backing behind HTC, maker of the Internet giant's Nexus One smartphone, after Apple accused the Taiwan company of infringing on iPhone patents. "We are not a party to this lawsuit," the Mountain View, California, company said in a statement. "However, we stand behind our Android operating system and the partners who have helped us to develop it. " Apple filed suit on Tuesday against HTC, accusing it of infringing...
More Popular Articles about Htc:
ET Review: HTC One E8
August 4, 2014
Karan Bajaj , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Although there are hundreds of dual SIM smartphones avilable in the sub Rs 25,000 price bracket, there are very few dual SIM smartphones with premium features. The HTC One E8 aims to fill this void. It is a dual SIM version of HTC One M8 though at a lower price point. Needless to say, there have been some cutbacks on the device to bring the price down. The most prominent cutback is that the E8 has a polycarbonate plastic body instead of metal. While this takes away the premium look of the device, it does...
More Htc Articles by Date:
© 2014 Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved
Index by Keyword
Index by Date
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Advertise with us


text:
Higher Education Headlines from PR Newswire
< Go Back
Ruth Lilly Health Education Center to Merge with Marian University
Tue Oct 21 2014, 7:00 ET
Chegg to Announce Third Quarter Financial Results
Tue Oct 21 2014, 6:30 ET
Over $130,000 In College Scholarships Available To Local High School Seniors
Tue Oct 21 2014, 6:00 ET
Dr. Mansoor Al Awar Unanimously Appointed as Chair of UNESCO IITE Governing Board
Tue Oct 21 2014, 2:22 ET
The sun rises: Solar Farm launched to brighten energy future for Cornell
Mon Oct 20 2014, 19:17 ET
Gift to University of Michigan supports patient access to cardiovascular care
Mon Oct 20 2014, 18:10 ET
Rutgers Business School Offers Certificate Program in Executive Leadership
Mon Oct 20 2014, 16:10 ET
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Awards Six New Research Grants Focused On Innovative New Ideas
Mon Oct 20 2014, 15:39 ET
Keck Medicine of USC physicians first in Southern California to implant new wireless device to manage heart failure
Mon Oct 20 2014, 15:00 ET
Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas Spotlights Accomplishments of International Youth Leaders
Mon Oct 20 2014, 13:07 ET
Curriculum Associates' New Ready® Writing Helps Students Meet the More Rigorous Writing Expectations of the New Standards
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:55 ET
President Bill Clinton selects Early Childhood Education as 2015 Hult Prize $1M Start-up Challenge
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:52 ET
Global Alliance for Genomics and Health Members Meet to Advance Genomic Data Sharing
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:42 ET
University of Liverpool Launches New Online Psychology Masters Programmes
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:30 ET
Native Agriculture & Food Systems College Scholarship Program Launched
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:22 ET
Who Is That Donor? AFP-GPC Suggests The Faces Of Philanthropy Are Changing
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:19 ET
Education Powering Evolution in Opportunities for Women in Business
Mon Oct 20 2014, 12:00 ET
4-H Awarded $9.8 Million to Support National Mentoring Program
Mon Oct 20 2014, 11:54 ET
Affordable Housing Grant to Help 14 Disabled, Low-Income Citizens Achieve Homeownership
Mon Oct 20 2014, 11:37 ET
Conrad N. Hilton College-San Antonio Finds Permanent Home In Sunset Station
Mon Oct 20 2014, 11:31 ET
Bunker Hill Community College Cheers Actor Giancarlo Esposito
Mon Oct 20 2014, 11:18 ET
Dr. Meg Jay To Keynote Millennial Success Conference Hosted By GenFKD
Mon Oct 20 2014, 11:00 ET
University of Miami to Offer MBA Program for Professional Artists and Athletes
Mon Oct 20 2014, 10:17 ET
Graduateprograms.com Announces Fall Graduate Program Rankings
Mon Oct 20 2014, 10:05 ET
Big Data Comes Down From The Cloud, Plants Firmly On The Ground At The George Washington University.
Mon Oct 20 2014, 10:00 ET
Best Value Schools Names the 50 Healthiest College Towns in America
Mon Oct 20 2014, 9:16 ET
Minitex Chooses LearningExpress, LLC for Online eLearning Resources
Mon Oct 20 2014, 9:00 ET
World Cocoa Foundation Announces Expansion of Cocoa Research Fellowship Program for International Scientists
Mon Oct 20 2014, 9:00 ET
Accounting Website Publishes Ranking of Most Affordable Online Bachelor's Degrees in Accounting for 2014-2015
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:45 ET
Newly Launched Article Describes 25 Cheap Grad Degrees in Psychology
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:40 ET
Best College Reviews Publishes Ranking of the Best Outdoor Schools in America for 2014
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:40 ET
In-Depth Article Examines the 25 Most Eco-Friendly Bank Buildings
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:35 ET
Best Choice Schools Launches New Article Recognizing 25 Inspiring Folk Schools
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:30 ET
Dr. Stephen Hanauer Elected President of the American College of Gastroenterology
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:00 ET
Graystone Education completes critical State and Federal applications as it prepares to close its first college acquisition
Mon Oct 20 2014, 8:00 ET
Aggreko Expands Technical Training Programme in West Africa
Mon Oct 20 2014, 5:55 ET
IMD and the Tuck School of Business Join Forces on Executive Program to Help Managers Shift to Leadership Positions
Mon Oct 20 2014, 2:30 ET
Northrop Grumman Engineers Mentor Students Competing in RobotX Unmanned Sea Battle
Sun Oct 19 2014, 13:49 ET
ASU's Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Records State's Highest Bar Exam Passage Rate
Fri Oct 17 2014, 18:00 ET
PG&E Now Accepting Entries for Careers in Energy Week Contest
Fri Oct 17 2014, 17:40 ET
Nelnet to Announce Third Quarter Results
Fri Oct 17 2014, 17:05 ET
NJCU To Host Career Council College Fair On October 21
Fri Oct 17 2014, 16:39 ET
The Collection Auto Group And Johnny Manziel Team Up For Students To Win Scholarship Money For College
Fri Oct 17 2014, 15:45 ET
Stanford Offers Online Workshops in Innovation for Teams
Fri Oct 17 2014, 15:00 ET
College Illinois!® 529 Prepaid Tuition Program Announces New, Reduced Pricing To Help Make College More Affordable For Illinois Families
Fri Oct 17 2014, 14:40 ET
Toledo Edison and Owens Community College to Offer Training Program for Future Utility Workers
Fri Oct 17 2014, 13:00 ET
PayMeOn Brings IRIDEELECTRIC.COM To Gator Growl
Fri Oct 17 2014, 12:57 ET
Lynn University collaborates with Watson University to deliver core curriculum through iPad program
Fri Oct 17 2014, 11:35 ET
CME Group and NAFB Foundation to Award First-Ever Orion Samuelson Scholarship for Agricultural Communications
Fri Oct 17 2014, 11:30 ET
Babson College Celebrates Food Day 2014 With Food Entrepreneurs Of All Kinds
Fri Oct 17 2014, 11:11 ET
< Prev


text:
Children Jobs in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
38 Bloomsburg, PA Children jobs found on Monster.Jobs 1 to 20 of 38
Portrait Innovations is a fast-growing, pre-IPO consumer imaging & eCommerce company headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. We are the market leader in our space and have multiple patents on our unique systems and processes. Portrait Innovations owns and operates more than 200 retail imaging studios in 42 US states with plans for 1,000+ locations worldwide. As part of our growth strategy we a...
Knowledge Universe Reading, PA, 19601
Does working in the company of people who share the passion and vision of creating a better world through learning speak to you? Perhaps you belong here. As a growing organization, we are constantly on the lookout for talented, passionate people. Are you ready to help us make the world a better place? Maybe it's time to graduate to the most important work of your career. When parents entrust us...
Pediatric Services of America, Inc. Wyomissing, PA, 19610
Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses, if you want to apply your nursing skills in a pediatric or adult home care setting, PSA Healthcare has the perfect opportunity for you! PSA Healthcare is an innovative leader in pediatric and adult home health care, dedicated to providing the finest quality care within the setting that is the most familiar and comforting to children and adults - the...
Pediatric Services of America, Inc. Womelsdorf, PA, 19567
Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses, if you want to apply your nursing skills in a pediatric or adult home care setting, PSA Healthcare has the perfect opportunity for you! PSA Healthcare is an innovative leader in pediatric and adult home health care, dedicated to providing the finest quality care within the setting that is the most familiar and comforting to children and adults - the...
Behavioral Specialists FT & PT Youth Behavioral Specialists - 2nd and 3rd Shifts The Children's Home of Reading seeks FT & PT Youth Behavioral Specialists to mentor & work directly with youths within our residential program. Responsibilities include individual & group interaction & participation in therapeutic & recreational activities. Bachelors in human service related field and 1 year direct c...
FAMILY RESOURCE SPECIALIST Are you passionate about working with the youth of Pennsylvania? Do you have a drive to help struggling families get the support they need to succeed? If so, JusticeWorks YouthCare is the place for you. Justiceworks YouthCare is an in-home service provider who contracts through Children, Youth, and Families as well as Juvenile Probation. JusticeWorks is a growing compa...
Allied Resources Medical Staffing Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) Registered Nurse (RN) Contract Opportunity! Local Contract or Traveler Location: Harrisburg Area Start first week of October!! Weekly Take Home $1600 per week! Shifts: 12 hour shifts!! Teaching Hospital! Please call or email for more information! Not accepting applications from NEW GRADS. The Travel Nurse working in the...
Open Date 10/20/2014 Division Reading Health Physician Network Description Provides administrative and clinical support to Physicians, Nurse Practitioner, Office Manager and other healthcare providers for the specific department that the LPN Clinic employee is working in. Plan, implement and evaluate nursing care to patient; acquires the history of the patient injury and or progress since las...
Open Date 10/17/2014 Division Reading Health Physician Network Description The Patient Access Manager is responsible for daily operations of the Patient Service Center. These duties include, but are not limited to, managing the patient and provider experience, hiring and supervising Patient Access Representatives, conducting orientation, scheduling training of staff and developing and manag...
Open Date 8/29/2014 Division Reading Health Rehabilitation Hospital Description Evaluates, plans and implements treatment programs for referred patients according to accepted principles and practices of physical therapy. Schedule: Day (8:00am-4:30pm/Evening (10:30am-7pm) 8-16 hours/month for Outpatient Therapy rotating at 9 sites in Berks County and rotating weekend (1 - Eight hour shift) ev...
Open Date 8/18/2014 Division Reading Health Rehabilitation Hospital Description Evaluates, plans and implements treatment programs for referred patients according to accepted principles and practices of Occupational therapy. Schedule: Day (8:00am-4:30pm/Evening (10:30am-7pm) 8-16 hours/month for Outpatient Therapy rotating at 9 sites in Berks County and rotating weekend (1 - Eight hour shift...
Service Corporation International Reading, PA
Overview & Responsibilities: Don't just find a job, start a rewarding career. We currently have an opening for a Sales Professional at Forest Hills Memorial Park located in Reading, PA. We are seeking someone with integrity and drive. The Sales Professional is energetic, ambitious, and sets high goals. The responsibilities of the Sales Professional include: creating sales presentations, network...
Open Date 9/8/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description Performs routine patient-centered activities for patients according to established policies and procedures in a manner conducive to the safety and comfort of the patient, as assigned by the Professional Nurse. Also, prepares, organizes, and maintains patient charts in accordance with current policy; i.e., sheets charts, files reports, c...
Open Date 5/27/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description Per diem opportunity available for a Family Nurse Practitioner to join our busy Occupational Health Services Department. Duties will include physicals, injuries, drug screening, etc. Previous experience in occupational medicine helpful, but will consider previous experience in an outpatient setting. Experience using an electronic medic...
Open Date 5/15/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description Evaluates, plans, and implements treatment programs for referred patients according to acceptable principles and practices of Occupational Therapy. Demonstrates competency to evaluate and care for adolescent and geriatric patients Completes a thorough assessment of patient's status with consideration for patient's unique needs. Identif...
Open Date 9/19/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description Reading Hospital, a 647-bed acute care hospital and Level II Trauma Center, located in West Reading, Pennsylvania, is seeking a full-time Vascular Surgeon to join our well-established Vascular Surgical practice of 5 physicians, at our nationally recognized hospital for Clinical Excellence.ÃÂ Opportunity to practice in the new Hybrid En...
Open Date 9/29/2014 Division Reading Health Physician Network Description Under general supervision, the Medical Assistant II assists Physicians and all Nursing staff with basic clinical and administrative tasks, assists with direct patient care, and performs specialized medical procedures of a routine nature as directed by established clinic protocol. Duties include clinic maintenance and pr...
Open Date 10/16/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description The Coordinator of In-service volunteers is responsible for recruiting, screening, and evaluating in-service volunteers. The coordinator will also recruit Hospital placements for in-service volunteers. Reports to the Assistant Director of Volunteer Services. Works with team members in the Volunteer Services office, staff in various de...
Open Date 10/16/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description The Lead Nutrition Worker actively performs essential food service functions that includes guiding and directing the work of Nutrition Workers as well as operating food service equipment; portioning and serving food to patients, staff, and members of the public; cleaning and sanitzing dishware, equipment, and food production areas;...
Open Date 10/16/2014 Division Reading Hospital Description Reading Health is seeking a Section Chief for Child/Adolescent Psychiatry. This individual will join a very busy hospital based Psychiatry Department. The position will take on responsibilities for outpatient programs and coordinating physicians and integration within the community as well as a clinical component. This program has aca...
Get new jobs by email for this search
We'll keep looking and send you new jobs that match this search.
Upload your resume and let employers find you!
It's that simple!
Personal Services Career Tools
Childcare Worker
$10,400.00 - $36,000.00
Typical Salary for Childcare Worker in Bloomsburg
(226 Respondents)
Source: Monster.com Careerbenchmarking Tool
Education / Training
Some College Coursework Completed
High School
Some High School Coursework
(183 Respondents)
Source: Monster.com Careerbenchmarking Tool
Childcare Worker
Attend to children at schools, businesses, private households, and child care institutions; dresses, feeds, baths, and oversees playing.
Rate of Growth
20.40 %
Size of Industry in 2006:
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2006
Related Skills
Basic Safety
Building Relationships
Child Health
Connecting with Children
Related Duties
Instruct children in health and personal habits such as eating, resting, and toilet habits.
Observe and monitor children's play activities.
Popular Children Articles
The Sandwich Generation Balances Children and Elderly Parents
Today's workers can get caught between dependent children, aging parents and their careers. Learn how to stay sane and employed.
Children of Asian Immigrants: What Shapes Their Career Paths?
For Asian immigrants' children, career paths are shaped by parents, peers, popular culture and stereotypes.
Pediatric Radiologic Technologists
Radiologic technologists who treat children discuss the soft skills they employ to get a good image.
Healthcare Workers Make a Difference as Summer Camp Volunteers
Healthcare workers can make a difference by volunteering at summer camps for children and adults with chronic illnesses.
School Speech Therapist Careers
Looking for a career that speaks to your love of kids? School speech-language pathologists are in demand.


text:
Aug 19, 2011, 02.22 AMby Ricardo Abreu
It is so nice to see 4 projects from you in so little time apart from each other. I hope to see more but post them as soon you finish them please, don't wait to much without let us know where you have been sewing on lately. It was almost a year without a project and talented people like you should not stop working for so long.
Aug 19, 2011, 10.59 AMby vicsguy2009
Thank you Ricardo. You are very kind. Each of those projects was completed in the last few weeks.
You must be registered to add a new post!
Editors' Pick
Dress up outerwear with deep shawl collars and sew up a lovely fitted dress with a flounced hemline.
Sew the Shawl Collar Fit and Flare Coat
Comment To Win
Share your top fabric care tips for a chance to be in the magazine, and to get the issue for free!
See one of the techniques you'll learn in November's Fabric Design course.
Fashion & Trends
Can't wait for the Hunger Games film? Sew up the perfect Katniss outfit!
Pattern of the Week
Sew yourself a bunch of different colored pullovers this season for a cozy and quick project!
You must allow our "request for permission" request to login to Burdastyle with Facebook.


text:
Chicago, IL (SportsNetwork.com) - Devon Turk scored a game-high 30 points, leading five players in double figures, as the Loyola-Chicago Ramblers pummeled the Missouri State Bears, 89-57, in Missouri Valley Conference action at the Gentile Center.
Milton Doyle added 13 points and Jeff White 11 for the Ramblers (6-8, 1-1 MWC) as they snapped a three-game slide. Christian Thomas and Cody Johnson both contributed 10 points to the victory.
The Bears (11-3, 1-1) were led by Marcus Marshall who tallied 11 points, followed by Devon Thomas with 10 as the squad saw a three-game win streak come to an end.
Missouri State led by a basket early on in the meeting, but the team shot only 3-of-10 behind the 3-point line in the first half and at the same time permitted the hosts to convert 53.8 percent from the floor, en route to a 42-28 margin at the break.
Loyola shot not only 60.8 percent from the field for the game, but also 56.3 percent (9-of-16) behind the 3-point line in the meeting. Add to that an 18- of-20 effort at the free-throw line and a defense that held Missouri State to only 4-of-20 shooting beyond the arc and it was rather easy for the hosts to cruise to the comfortable victory.
There was quite a bit of hitting on the field at Milan Puskar Stadium last weekend, but almost as much action took place in the streets just outside in the hours following West Virginia's upset of visiting Baylor.
The Eliminator Round in the new Chase for the Sprint Cup championship begins this weekend at Martinsville Speedway, with the playoff field now trimmed to eight drivers.
Peyton Manning is revered by millions of NFL fans but those same enthusiasts who worship at the altar of perhaps the greatest quarterback in league history probably wouldn't want to invite him to their next party.
Joe Maddon is now the most coveted free agent in Major League Baseball.
In our society, it's never too early to think about awards.
Since Zdeno Chara joined the Boston Bruins over eight years ago the club has rarely had to get by without their star defenseman.


text:
Decline of saving for a rainy day: Savers put £87 aside compared to £100 a year ago - and a quarter stash nothing at all
Saving for a rainy day: The number of people saving is declining
Tough economic conditions have taken their toll on savers, with a growing number of people not putting away any money each month, while savings levels have dived compared to last year, a report has found .
Savers are putting away £87 a month now on average, against £100 a year ago.
And not only did the National Savings and Investments (NS&I) latest Quarterly Savings Survey illustrate the decline in savings, it also showed that 23 per cent of people are not saving anything each month.
That is a rise of six per cent, or 2.96million people if extrapolated to the whole population, who are not saving compared to this time last year.
report highlights a worrying trend
showing how the harsh economic conditions are taking a tighter
grip on consumer finances. It also found that the average amount that
those who do put money away is £87 a month. This has fallen from £95 in
winter and £100 this time last year.
a percentage of income, monthly savings dropped from 8.31 per cent in
spring 2011 to just 7.08 per cent in the last three months, despite
income levels remaining broadly stable.
The report also found that 37 per cent savers don't have enough money stashed away to cope in an emergency.
John Prout, retail customer director at NS&I, said: 'When times are tough it can be difficult to save but even putting away a few pounds each week will help act as a financial cushion, should you face an emergency.'
Last spring,
nearly a third of people with savings goals were motivated to save for
an emergency, but this fell to just 24 per cent in winter.
And we're not going to save more any time soon
The outlook for Britain's savings levels is not optimistic according to NS&I.
quarter said they're less likely to save over the next three months and
49 per cent of people said the amount they're able to set aside won't
change over the same period.
research has identified that people in their late thirties and early
forties (35-44 years) particularly struggled to save this quarter.
amount that this age group saved fell significantly, with people saving
5.82 per cent of their income this spring compared to 7.58 per cent in
Over a quarter in this age category didn't make any savings at all. Perhaps as a consequence of this, just under half of people in this age group do not have enough savings to cope in an emergency, the research found.
- Sir Richard Branson bites back in Virgin Atlantic spat with...
- High speed rail 'tsar' to spark fresh controversy with new...
- Clean your iron with toothpaste and cook with Pyrex: Six...
- Winners and losers in the stock market slide: Best and worst...
- RACHEL RICKARD STRAUS: I've cut my internet costs by £20 a...
- Could next year's election bag you a bargain home? Five...
- My 16-year-old niece has been diagnosed with terminal cancer...
- Are the glory days of the FTSE 100 stalwarts a thing of the...
- The cities where house prices have surpassed their...


text:
Putin congratulates Lukashenko on election victory
MOSCOW, March 20 (RIA Novosti) - President Vladimir Putin Monday congratulated his Belarusian counterpart, Alexander Lukashenko, on his landslide victory in Sunday's presidential elections.
"The results of the elections point to voters' trust in your policies and to the further growth of the prosperity of the Belarusian people," Putin said.
Putin wished Lukashenko success on his post, and expressed hope that the two countries would continue building the union state, an on-off project currently slated to come into existence in 2008.
Incumbent Belarusian President Lukashenko, dubbed "the last dictator in Europe" by Washington, won more than 80% of the vote to sweep to a victory that had been widely predicted by both his supporters and the opposition.
The former collective farm boss, who has been in power since 1994 and has been widely criticized in the West for autocratic ways, was streets ahead of second-placed opposition candidate Alexander Milinkevich, who received 6% of the vote and had forecast that his main rival would sweep to an easy triumph before any ballots had even been cast. Liberal Democrats chairman Sergei Gaidukevich and Social Democratic Party leader Alexander Kozulin gained 3.5% and 2.3% of the vote, respectively.
Despite criticism in the West, Lukashenko is known to have support in his homeland for providing relative economic stability in comparison with other former Soviet states.
Add to blog
You may place this material on your blog by copying the link.
Publication code:
Leave a comment
Leave a comment
News »
Ottawa Shooter's Father Could Have Fought Alongside Rebels in Libya in 2011: Reports
The father of suspected Ottawa gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau could have fought alongside rebels in the Libyan civil war in 2011, Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail reported.
Vnukovo Airport General Director, Deputy Director Resign After Fatal Moscow Plane Crash
The general director and a deputy general director from Moscow's Vnukovo International Airport have resigned after the fatal crash that killed French oil giant Total's CEO earlier in the week, the airport's press service reported Thursday.
Migrant Domestic Workers Beaten, Exploited, Trapped in United Arab Emirates: HRW
Migrant domestic workers in the United Arab Emirates are physically abused and exploited amid subjection to unfavorable work conditions, a statement published on the website of Human Rights Watch (HRW) Thursday said.
Most read
Top multimedia
Image Galleries: The Pearl of Russia's Far East
Video: Canada Shooting: Eyewitness Accounts and Official Statements
Infographics: Nobel Peace Prize
Vladimir Putin Meets with Members of the Valdai International Discussion Club. Transcript of the Final Plenary Session
Vladimir Putin took part in the final plenary session of the Valdai International Discussion Club's 11th meeting. The plenary session summed up the club's work over the previous three days, which concentrated on analysing the factors eroding the current system of institutions and norms of international law.


text:
Cantona's cruel way to the top
QPR 1 Irwin 63 og Manchester United 1 Cantona 90 Attendance: 18,817
Sunday 17 March 1996
Poor Rangers, whose chances of staying up receded further. Grittily they had clung on to a lead after being outplayed in the first half and it seemed Newcastle and Liverpool would also be celebrating their victory. Then Cantona popped up to head home Ryan Giggs's cross and it was United who were celebrating.
The portents for Queen's Park Rangers were not good; without a home win for three months - without one over United since 1988 - and with only one victory in their last 11 matches. United, on the other hand, arrived on a run of 10 consecutive wins.
The contrast was soon apparent, though QPR showed themselves ready for the battle with an aggressive opening in which Simon Barker and Ian Holloway snapped at the heels of Roy Keane and Brian McClair.
A better first touch from Trevor Sinclair might have seen him in for a shot at Peter Schmeichel, who was troubled soon after by Danny Dichio's header from Nigel Quashie's cross. Barker then headed Holloway's corner over the bar.
After this first flush, however, United's self-assurance began to assert itself. Some neat passing movements, often instigated by Cantona and carried on by Giggs's effervescent running, frequently pulled Rangers out of shape and their defence was left exposed by a midfield who were struggling to cope.
Giggs's run past David Bardsley and a shot that Jurgen Sommer beat out was the first glimpse of United's threat and chances followed at regular intervals. Cantona split the home defence with a cross-field pass that David Beckham turned goalwards, Sommer pushing it aside.
It was remarkable how Rangers survived to the interval, Sommer producing some of his best form of the season. Giggs sent in McClair, only for the American goalkeeper to save at his feet, and Sommer then halted another Giggs run.
Rangers brought on Andy Impey to replace Quashie at the start of the second half and his pace on the right immediately disconcerted and pressurised United, with Denis Irwin pleading from left-back for help.
Impey himself went close with a powerful drive from 20 yards, Schmeichel happy to see the ball sail just over his bar. Then the keeper gathered with relief when Kevin Gallen turned the ball into his arms after Dichio had headed down Holloway's corner.
That United were uncomfortable under pressure was evident when David May, replacing the injured Gary Pallister, up-ended Sinclair and was booked, along with Dichio, for protesting.
United brought on Paul Scholes in an attempt to win the match. Instead he was soon being asked to save it as Rangers took the lead their second-half showing deserved.
United, dragged to the left to counter Impey and Sinclair, left themselves open on the right and Holloway found Dichio in space. From the edge of the area he curled a shot past Schmeichel, Irwin inadvertently heading the ball into the net in trying to clear. Now the roles were reversed with United feeling the desperation, until Cantona breathed their late sigh of relief.
Sales of the tablet are set to fall again say analysts
World's most lethal spider found under a bunch of bananas
British supermodel and hitmaker join forces to launch a 'huge song'
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge announce they are set to welcome second child in spring
I Am Bread could actually a challenging and nuanced title
Latest in Sport
Sport blogs
'Adel Taarabt is about three stone overweight. I can't pick him' - Harry Redknapp
QPR vs Liverpool match report: Liverpool snatch victory in seven late minutes of madness
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce calm over lack of new contract
QPR vs Liverpool player ratings: Who was the star man? And did Mario Balotelli emerge with any credit?
Radamel Falcao: How faith and love drive the Manchester United striker to glory
- 1 Jack the Ripper: Scientist who claims to have identified notorious killer has 'made serious DNA error'
- 2 Ebola outbreak: What is bushmeat – and is it to blame for the disease that has killed thousands?
- 3 Star Wars memorabilia called a 'bit of plastic' on Antiques Roadshow by Fiona Bruce valued at £50,000
- 4 Meet Thea, Norway's 12-year-old child bride
- 5 Russell Brand might seem like a sexy revolutionary worth getting behind, but he will only fail his fans
Cameron is warned 'no possibility' of UK reducing immigration and that bid to bring in quota on migrant workers would be illegal
Sorry Judy Finnigan – Ched Evans is no less sickening than an alleyway rapist
Residents should throw a street party and mix with immigrant neighbours, councils told
Workers 'could be forced to pay £5 a week' to get benefits
Russell Brand threatened with arrest after filming outside Fox News headquarters
Amal Alamuddin calls for the return of the Elgin Marbles from Britain: 'Injustice has persisted for too long'
A wealth of new discoveries are waiting
When was the last time you had a first time – a weekend full of new encounters and fresh memories? This autumn, why not make York your big discovery?
Winter at its height
Seasons come and go, it's an annual cycle of varying temperatures, traditions and activities. When winter comes to Austria it is distinctly special and all embracing.
Playing a strong hand
How mobile technology has changed the instant trading game
i100: A single mother on benefits who became one of the world's most successful authors
11 rags-to-riches underdog success stories
Made of London Series
England's most-capped player tells 50 lucky Evening Standard readers at The Counting House that Stuart Lancaster can lead his team to World Cup glory next year.
Lines Ruled
Lines ruled at New York Fashion Week as highlighter stripes took centre stage. Emma McCarthy gets next season's look now.
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
Independent Dating
Career Services
iJobs General
NQT Job Opportunties in Winsford
£85 - £100 per day: Randstad Education Chester: Are you a Newly Qualified Teac...
Year 3 Teachers needed for supply roles
£110 - £130 per day + Competitive rates of pay: Randstad Education Reading: Ye...
Year 1 Teachers needed for day to day roles
£110 - £130 per day + Competitive rates of pay: Randstad Education Reading: Pr...
Year 2 Teachers needed for day to day roles
£110 - £130 per day + Competitive rates of pay: Randstad Education Reading: Ye...


text:
Author Archives: Frank J. Oteri
Sound Heard: Mark Gustavson—Dissolving Images
Dissolving Images is a great introduction to Mark Gustavson's compositional aesthetic, one which seamlessly blends heady structural rigor with emotional intensity and humor. Although each of these five pieces—two solos and three chamber works—is strictly notated, some of the material hints at the musical vocabulary of improvisatory traditions ranging from early jazz to Middle Eastern maqam and other non-Western idioms.
Derek Bermel: Context is Key
Whatever genre of music he is engaging in, Derek Bermel is always mindful of its context. That mindfulness, coupled with an insatiable musical curiosity, manifests itself whether he is composing music for an orchestra, playing clarinet with various chamber ensembles, singing in his own R&B band, or jamming with traditional musicians from around the world.
Composing and Responsibility
It's Always Now
Caleb Burhans: Inner Voices
As a singer and instrumentalist who has worked in at least a dozen different musical genres, Caleb Burhans has always been drawn to the inner voices preferring to, as he puts it, "play second violin or viola than first fiddle." This attraction spills over into his own deceptively simple, extremely meticulous musical compositions.
The Numbers Game
It's Not Carved in Stone
Sounds Heard: Jacqueline Humbert & David Rosenboom—Daytime Viewing
While Jacqueline Humbert and David Rosenboom's Daytime Viewing is a by-product of that brief window in the late 1970s and early 1980s when a fusion of experimental music and New Wave created numerous uncategorizable hybrids, it is also very much a harbinger of our own much longer-lasting "indie-classical" zeitgeist.
Carman Moore: Curiosity Is the Strongest Engine
If there were a music version of "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon," it could very well be "Six Degrees of Carman Moore" since Moore—in a career spanning decades—connects to everyone from Pierre Boulez and Karlheinz Stockhausen to John Lennon and Aretha Franklin. And yet, many people are unaware of Moore, even within the contemporary music community.


text:
We hope our Sketching the City, which draws to a close in August, has inspired you to draw, paint and get creative. Whether you're turned on by graphic design, fashion, photography or experimenting with textures, you're bound to find something here to get your creative juices running.
To home, business or free to our stores. Click for more info.
Despatched in 2 business days.
Order now to collect from 7pm today. In stock items only. Click for more info.
In stock in 1 or more stores.
Our marketplace sellers will deliver to your chosen address. Click for more info.
In stock at one or more sellers.
Currently out of stock in all stores.
Stores - out of stock
Christiana Spens, illustrator and Director of 3:AM Press, looks at the the important relationship between books and the artwork that adorns them.
Charlotte from our Bristol branch on how the books we read at school often resonate with us throughout lives, as well as starting us out on a lifelong journey of literary discovery.
Poet Declan Ryan reveals the unlikely overlap between the worlds of boxing and poetry.


text:
Columbus signs a goalie…but it's not Bobrovsky
May 24, 2013, 2:11 PM EDT
The Columbus Blue Jackets have addressed their goaltending situation for 2013-14, though it's not in the manner many were expecting.
With the Sergei Bobrovsky negotiations at a standstill, the Jackets inked journeyman Curtis McElhinney to a one-year, one-way deal.
"Curtis is a solid pro who was one of the best goaltenders in the American Hockey League this past season" Jackets GM Jarmo Kekelainen said in a release. "He is a veteran goaltender with NHL experience and we believe he's earned the opportunity to be a part of our team in 2013-14."
McElhinney, 30, spent last year with Columbus' AHL affiliate in Springfield, posting a 29-16-3 record with a 2.32 GAA and .923 save percentage — and a franchise-record nine shutouts.
He spent time with the Calgary, Anaheim, Ottawa and Phoenix organizations before joining Columbus, and has appeared in 69 career NHL contests.
Now, this move is interesting because McElhinney was given a one-way deal, according to the Columbus Dispatch. (The Dispatch also reports it's a $600,000 salary.)
That all but ensures he'll be the BJ's backup next season, a role that was filled by Steve Mason last season (until he was shipped to Philadelphia at the deadline), then Michael Leighton (who didn't play a single game).
The move also comes on the same day when a report surfaced, claiming that KHL club SKA Saint Petersburg was preparing to make a big money offer for Bobrovsky's services.
(Image courtesy Springfield Falcons)
- girouxed - May 24, 2013 at 3:02 PM
Bobrovsky really isnt that good.. he had a great team in front of him in Philly and couldnt get the job done. There is more to the story with him in Columbus than just him.
- sjsharks66 - May 24, 2013 at 3:23 PM
Or maybe the team in front of him in Philly really was not THAT great.
Bob plays in Philly, he is a nobody.
Bob plays in Columbus, he is a big part of turning the team around. Philly switched spots once they lost Bob.
But yeah…he sucks…i guess.
- sjsharks66 - May 24, 2013 at 3:25 PM
***Sorry Philly and Columbus switched spots.
- ibieiniid - May 24, 2013 at 5:28 PM
sjsharks, howd the Bluejackets do in the playoffs…. a spot which the flyers were in last year (while not relying on Bob, btw)? oh. yeah, i guess switching spots wasnt that accurate.
- sjsharks66 - May 24, 2013 at 7:54 PM
Yeah, the BLUE JACKETS ( think about that real quick ) were in the 9th spot. The Flyers were….. Yeah….
- csilojohnson - May 24, 2013 at 8:18 PM
Bob is good. Check the shot totals for and against on Columbus this past season.
Your reasoning makes no sense.
Top Posts
- Red Wings take over third period, blank Ovechkin in win 7
- Video: Doc Emrick's heartfelt words about Gordie Howe 4
- Rangers' Moore suspended five games for 'extremely difficult' Haula hit 18
- Ovechkin looking to avoid career-long scoring slump tonight 11
- Nolan skates Sabres, says the time for 'taking it easy is over' 37
- Report: Gryba, Tropp avoid punishment after getting tossed for hits 6
- What they're saying about the Sabres (and it's not good) 22
- NHL on NBCSN: Caps, Red Wings battle after hotly contested 13-14 series 5
- Miller wins 300th, Canes finish Oct. without single victory 7
- Video: Backes crashes into Daley, falls to ice hard (Updated) 5
Featured video
Most Commented
- Video: John Moore with an elbow to the head of Erik Haula (Updated) (61)
- Report: Varlamov being sued by ex-girlfriend (47)
- Kreider calls Brodin hit a 'bang-bang play,' doesn't plan to dramatically change his game (45)
- No hearing scheduled for Kreider after Brodin hit (44)
- Kopitar out, Lombardi irate as Kings will play shorthanded vs. Flyers (40)
- E. Staal (3254)
- C. Crawford (3088)
- P. Stastny (2436)
- M. Gaborik (2435)
- E. Kane (2335)
- A. Kopitar (2184)
- V. Hedman (2093)
- D. Heatley (2023)
- J. Franzen (1898)
- N. Foligno (1872)


text:
Pins from:
this is a history teacher's podium that he created and covered with historical photos...what a great way to inspire students and start conversations!
That's awesome! I'd totally make one of those... if only I could stop moving around my classroom long enough to use it!
STUDYING TIP: First, the olfactory nerve is located very close to the amygdala and hippocampus, which are associated with memory. So the tip here is give each subject a scent of it's own to allow greater recall. A drop of essential oils inside the cover of books and related spirals. For example: vanilla for math; lavender for Science; orange for history, etc. And to keep them from intermingling so much keep them in 2 gallon plastic zippy bags. Then simply open the bag when you go into a test.
What a fantastic idea!! One of many reasons why I ♥ teachers (especially my history professors :p)
Recipe for Awesome Pasta Salad - This is the best pasta salad I've ever eaten, and people request it frequently. It's a very easy, light side dish for a picnic or dinner.


text:
West Cumbrian dessert firm set to grow
Last updated at 13:25, Friday, 01 February 2013
A £2 million extension to a Keswick dessert firm will create up to 50 jobs over five years if plans get the go ahead.
Classic Desserts, based at the Blencathra Business Centre, has applied to the Lake District National Park Authority for a new manufacturing base.
It is hoped that the extension would see the workforce increase from 25 to 50 over the first three years and then up to 75 over five years.
The company applied to create a new building because there were no suitable units at the business centre to accommodate the required manufacturing space.
The space problem restricted the products it could offer to customers.
Ben Shamash, company director, said the extension would allow production of more inventive puddings and cakes and an expansion to the current service.
The new building would include a production, frozen and chilled storage area and a reception area on the first floor with office space, canteen and kitchen above. Additional car parking will also be provided.
If the application is approved, work would start as soon as possible to be completed by the end of the year.
The company, which began in 2003, supplies desserts and cakes to restaurants and coffee shops, individual customers and supplies national chains such as JD Wetherspoon.
First published at 12:48, Friday, 01 February 2013
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
Editor's picks
- Funniest Twitter responses to best ever Apprentice episode
- Roman fertility god banned by Facebook
- £450,000 boost to Rosehill theatre redevelopment
- Firm uses Skype to help client in Ebola zone
- Will Lloyds Bank branches in Cumbria be saved from the axe?
- Firms urged to aim higher at Growth Twenty14
- Over 2000 new businesses set up in Cumbria this year
- MPs press rail minister to invest in Furness line
- 20,000 will use Carlisle airport to get to USA
- Cumbria business discovers amazing Roman treasure
- Cranston's: we won't leave to grow
- Hotel wins top Facebook award
- Cumbria businessman lauded nationally as visionary
- Keep ownership until cash is in the bank
- Never underestimate the importance of lists
- Eight global markets already lined up for Lakes Gin
- Lakeland kitchenware predicting rapid growth
- Nuclear skills time bomb can be halted
- Should firms support Labour's minimum wage plans?
- Carlisle Living Awards: winners revealed
- Cumbrian village digs its own broadband network
- Story Homes submits plan for 190 houses in north Carlisle (46 comments)
- Record occupancy for Cumbria hotel
More news
- Cumbria apprentice's experiment set to be highlight of fair
- Maryport firm creates special pitch for blind footballers
- Carlisle lingerie shop in running for national award
- Service boosted by Cumbria bikers' charity ride
- Social media idea to help firms grow
- Cumbria jobcentre changes
- Cumbria nuclear expert's joy at young people's success
New vacancies
Useful links
BBC News business headlines
in-cumbria features
- Social media idea to help firms grow
- Cumbria jobcentre changes
- Cumbria nuclear expert's joy at young people's success
- Best development award for Carlisle's Story Homes
- Sisters' Barrow stall has quality clothes range all sewn up
- Workington Jobcentre first in Cumbria to go digital (1 comment)
- Booths supermarkets bashing bigger rivals with profits boost
- High-tech firm unveils new manufacturing facility
- Bereaved young need protection
- Pals enjoy fringe benefits of opening up Ulverston business
- Cyclists opposing extended Carlisle city centre ban
- Tesco scraps plans to build Cumbrian supermarket
- Ex-Cumbrian police officer avoids jail
- Cage-fighting brothers jailed for unprovoked assault
- Barrow couple win £1m (4 comments)
- Curfew for Cumbrian Facebook blackmailer
- Youngsters get to grips with creepy crawlies in Barrow
- X Factor contestant's amazing singing talent gets Barrow dad's vote
- Two Cumbria brothers sentenced to over 12 years for GBH and ABH
- Breaking news: Cage-fighter brothers jailed for assault


text:
A fully charged battery only last 2 days at most. Once the car is started it runs fine. But when it sits overnite the battery depletes. The diagnostic code reads "low voltage", but does not tell me WHERE or WHAT has low voltage. The charging system test reads "pass" on the battery and alternator with & without a load placed on the system.
View questions for:All Chrysler
2006 Chrysler 300
Chrysler Q&AAsk Your Question
2006 Chrysler 300 Question: If my alternator is good, what else could cause a charged battery to drain?
Mr.Colon, 2.7L V6, Little Rock, AR, April 20, 2014, 09:20
1 Answer
Answer #1G. T. Service Center (4215 Answers) , Stephenville, TX - (254) 638-3236ProfessorG April 20, 2014, 09:29Master
Needs a parasitic draw test done to find what is drawing the battery down.
Answer Ranks
This week's top 10
|1 pushrod
|6 csubak30
|2 globalhelper
|3 ziptie12
|8 wrayauto
|4 Johnlll
|9 IndependenceAuto
|5 Hal...
|10 cornerstone_automotive


text:
5 Reviews
Average Customer Review
Share your thoughts with other customersCreate your own review
Most Helpful First | Newest First
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wacky Wacky Success,
As expected a Wackabaa baa of a success - great quality - just wish they had more styles - so exciting that every hocky player can enjoy their leg personality with a wacky sox!!
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful socks,
J. A. Croucher (stockwood, bristol United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
These socks are beautiful. Lovely quality. I bought the 11_14 as I have a cast on my foot at the moment and it is for protecting other things from the cheese grater effect of the cast. Having seen the socks though I will be buying lots.
5.0 out of 5 stars Bought as a gift,
Lesley (Gtr Manchester) - See all my reviews
Second pair I have purchased for the same person who absolutely loves them. A real quality product with the quirkiness she likes.
5.0 out of 5 stars So awesome,
Sarah McElroy (Aberdeen, Scotland) - See all my reviews
I have a few pairs of these socks. Unlike a lot of other rugby socks they are good at staying up and the designs are just brilliant.
5.0 out of 5 stars Wackysox,
These socks are warm and stretchy! Unlike some of my son's football socks they fit shin pads under easily and my daughter loves the cool design.
Most Helpful First | Newest First
Wackysox Love Ewe Rugby Socks - size 7-11 by WackySox
In stock


text:
Olympic Question Time: your questions answered
Tuesday 07 August 2012
Q. I keep seeing what appears to be a radio-controlled Hummer. What is it? Gary Laster
A. Yes, it really is a remote-controlled car, used to return hammers, javelins and discuses to athletes. But they're not Hummers — they're Minis, supplied by Games sponsor BMW. It does sound incredibly lazy, but then each car covers the best part of four miles a day.
Q. Why do some athletes have gaffer tape all over them? Brian Atkinson
A. It's Kinesio tape, used for minor muscle injuries. It's stretchy and offers a little support, but mainly it lifts the skin away from the muscle, boosting circulation, which helps minimise the inflammation and pain from pulls and strains. Many scientists, on the other hand, believe it achieves precisely nothing.
Q. Is there an advantage to being in any particular lane in sprints? Cosmo Cooper
A. The middle is the place to be. On the inside, the bend is too tight to hit full speed — hence lane one is abandoned and lanes two to nine are used instead. In the outside lanes, it's hard to see where your rivals are (other than on the big screen) as they start behind you. Even in the 100m, no one likes lanes one, two and three: if wind blows into the stadium, the runners close to the centre are buffeted the most.
Please send your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com, or tweet using #indyolympics, live from the stadium — or your sofa.
Sport blogs
Lionel Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo: Compare the Barcelona and Real Madrid players in El Clasico
Paul Scholes column: I'm not worried about Manchester United's defence - Chelsea test can be the making of Phil Jones and Marcos Rojo
Tim Sherwood: The mavericks have always needed special handling – but Balotelli is not delivering his side of the bargain for Liverpool
Manchester United vs Chelsea: Modesty of Louis van Gaal makes nice contrast with his old pupil Jose Mourinho
Real Madrid analysis: Toni Kroos control may give extra edge that enables Real Madrid to retain Champions League crown
- 1 Revolutionary lost Caravaggio painting 'Mary Magdalen in Ecstasy' identified
- 2 McKamey Manor: This 'extreme' haunted house is the stuff of nightmares
- 3 Russell Brand says he will 'probably' give up acting to focus on his revolution
- 4 Watch what happened when food critics were unknowingly served McDonald's
- 5 David Beckham's Haig Club whisky is exactly what's wrong with the Highlands
Of course, teenage girls need role models – but not like beauty vlogger Zoella
Cameron is warned 'no possibility' of UK reducing immigration and that bid to bring in quota on migrant workers would be illegal
Support for EU membership 'at highest level since 1991' with most Brits wanting to stay 'in'
Thousands with degenerative conditions classified as 'fit to work in future' – despite no possibility of improvement
Attacks on 'Ukip Calypso' show how skewed people's priorities are
Poppy Appeal 2014: This is why I won't be wearing a red poppy this year
Follow Simon Calder's journey in Cuba
As winter takes hold in Britain, sunny days and warm nights await in the Cuba.
Winter at its height
Seasons come and go, it's an annual cycle of varying temperatures, traditions and activities. When winter comes to Austria it is distinctly special and all embracing.
Playing a strong hand
How mobile technology has changed the instant trading game
i100: A single mother on benefits who became one of the world's most successful authors
11 rags-to-riches underdog success stories
Made of London Series
England's most-capped player tells 50 lucky Evening Standard readers at The Counting House that Stuart Lancaster can lead his team to World Cup glory next year.
Lines Ruled
Lines ruled at New York Fashion Week as highlighter stripes took centre stage. Emma McCarthy gets next season's look now.
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.


text:
Hydroponic Systems
Hydroponic Grow Lights & Bulbs
Hydroponic Tents & Grow Boxes
Hydroponic Ballasts
Grow Light Reflectors
Hydroponic Nutrients
Grow Media Rocks
Hydroponic Pumps
Hydroponic Pots
Hydroponic Books
Hydroponic Exhaust Fans
Hydroponic Seeds
Hydroponic Foggers
This item has been shown 0 times.
Here in this sale we have a six piece antiquw pitcher and wash basin dry sink set. This set has a "Harvard" stamp on the bottom. It has a floral pattern throughout the set and gold trim on each piece. My godfather for whom I am selling this set tells me it is circa the early 1900's. Just got off the phone with him to check. You get a large pitcher, the basin, a small pitcher with a handle, a small pitcher without a handle, and a soapdish with lid. Items are used condition but very good condition. Each individual item has specific details below. Shipping for this sale is $50 to anywhere in the continental US. International is more... way more. Canada I can work with.
I just learned what crazing means! Awesome. God bless the America.
Popular Hydroponic Items:
Soviet Latvia Ceramic Pitcher National Motive 1960s
Antique Porcelain Pitcher Tea Strainer Double Bowl
Lot Of Two Vintage Porcelain China 3" Decorative Wash Basin And Pitcher
Large Antique York Pottery Soft Yellow Ball Pitcher #388 - Rare
Antique Morton Pottery Large Water Pitcher Spatterware Style Barrellvintage
Vintage Anchor Pottery Trenton Nj Semi Porcelain 5 Piece Set; Est. 1920's
Signed Vintage Large Blue Transferware Floral White China Pitcher-circa 1910
Antique Art Nouveau Cobalt Blue Majolica Pitcher Ewer Floral Pink Carnation
Small Vintage Pottery Pitcher And Wash Bowl Set, With Flowers, Deruta Of Italy
Antique Artglass Milkglass Greenware Pitcher Grapes Big


text:
Bloody Cuts Mother Died Men's Black T-Shirt
Sorry, this product is no longer available
If you're looking for blood, violence and terror, then look no further than this new T-shirt from short films company, Bloody Cuts. Taken from the episode "Mother Died" which tells a tale of grief, strength and the undead, this T-shirt is sure to give you the horror fix, you've been searching for. Officially licensed.
Related Products
- The Rovers Return Tea Towel Inspired by Coronation Street £5.99
- Pantera Textile Flag - Girl South (IMPORT) £7.99
- South Park Eric Cartman Badge £0.90


text:
Other projects made by gunadesign:
JewelryBracelet winter is coming II
JewelryColors of Earth
JewelryCrochet wire bracelet
Offer some kudos...
Join the conversation...
Ask a question...
Add your comment...
I love the cording on this piece!!! Did you coil the wire by hand?
04/20/2012 Flag
04/21/2012 Flag
I used very thin wire and I coild it by hend using the knitting needle.
04/21/2012 Flag


text:
Definition of fenestra
n. - A small opening; esp., one of the apertures, closed by membranes, between the tympanum and internal ear. 2
The word "fenestra" uses 8 letters: A E E F N R S T.
Direct anagrams of fenestra:
fastener refasten
Words formed by adding one letter before or after fenestra (in bold), or to aeefnrst in any order:
e - fenestrae f - afferents l - fenestral s - fasteners refastens t - fatteners
List all words starting with fenestra, words containing fenestra or words ending with fenestra
All words formed from fenestra by changing one letter
Other words with the same letter pairs: fe en ne es st tr ra
Browse words starting with fenestra by next letter
Previous word in list: fends
Next word in list: fenestrae
Some random words: appreciable eicosanoid techier rhabdocoele we tmeses we
This is not a dictionary, it's a word game wordfinder.
- Help and FAQ - Examples - Home
2014 Oct 25 - 01:01:02 - Privacy Policy - © Copyright 2004-2014 MoreWords.com - V - e2k - 7.948mS


text:
Xbox One readies shift to 20nm – but can a smaller node help it match the PS4's performance? October 31, 2014 at 3:11 pm
Microsoft is reportedly already working on a next-generation die shrink of the Xbox One, but can we expect any meaningful improvements?
An interview with Zoltan Istvan, leader of the Transhumanist Party and 2016 presidential contender October 31, 2014 at 12:32 pm
Zoltan Istvan, founder of the Transhumanist Party, has announced that he will be a contender in the 2016 presidential race. Having set forth many bold ideas in his recent prolific writings, he now embarks on a new mission to bring transhumanist philosophy to politics. We interview him to find out about his views on religion, politics, society, and more.
DARPA creates first 1THz computer chip, earns Guinness World Record October 31, 2014 at 10:50 am
DARPA, the US military's R&D division, has been awarded a Guinness World Record for creating the world's fastest solid-state chip, clocked at one terahertz — or 1,000 gigahertz, if that's easier to digest. Computers and radio systems that operate up in the terahertz range have some very interesting and powerful properties, from the creation of hand-held tricorders and security scanners, through to wireless networks that are hundreds of times faster than 2.4 and 5GHz WiFi.
HP's Sprout attempts to replace the keyboard with a built-in 3D camera and projector October 31, 2014 at 9:35 am
Feast your eyes on Sprout, a new all-in-one PC from HP that replaces the keyboard and mouse with a 20-point, 20-inch projected touchpad. HP says the Sprout is the first product in a new 'Blended Reality' lineup that's meant to re-envision the interface between real and virtual, analog and digital. Along with the projector, there's also a high-res camera and 3D scanner, allowing you to easily 'upload' objects into the Sprout just by placing them on the mat.
How a computer simulation could stop you getting sick the next time you fly October 30, 2014 at 4:01 pm
A new simulation of how particles spread throughout an airplane cabin could tell you who's going to get sick.
Google's Project Ara pushes ahead with new modular smartphone prototype October 30, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Google's Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group is finally ready to show off a new, fully working prototype of the Project Ara modular smartphone. The prototype appears to be a polished version of Spiral 1, which made a brief public appearance in June at Google I/O. Perhaps most excitingly, though, the Project Ara engineers say that they're almost ready to show off Spiral 2, which will make the prototype from the video look like a potato.
Intel's 14nm Broadwell chip reverse engineered, reveals impressive FinFETs, 13-layer design October 30, 2014 at 11:32 am
Intel's new Broadwell has gone under the microscope at chipworks, and the firm has certified that Intel's new core hits its metrics. Broadwell is a full 14nm shrink.
Microsoft Band: A cross-platform fitness-oriented smartwatch for $200 October 30, 2014 at 10:46 am
Microsoft has unveiled the Microsoft Band, a fitness band with a small screen and some smartwatch-like properties. To get the most out of the Band, you'll also need Microsoft Health, a quantified self/mobile health app that produces pretty graphs and tracks your various fitness-related activities (or lack thereof). Microsoft Band is available to buy today (in the US) for $200, and the Health app is available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.
Everspin teams up with GlobalFoundries to build commercial MRAM October 29, 2014 at 4:32 pm
MRAM researcher Everspin has signed a new agreement to build 40nm MRAM with GlobalFoundries, but will the chips ever hit densities that compete with NAND flash?
Assassin's Creed Unity is beautiful on the PC – and tuned exclusively for Nvidia GPUs October 29, 2014 at 3:22 pm
A new in-engine gameplay video seems to confirm that Assassin's Creed Unity is really, really pretty. Oh, and bad news if you have a Radeon: The game has certain graphics features that will only be available on Nvidia graphics cards.


text:
The Sombrero Galaxy's Split Personality
Solid as a Rock? Porosity of Asteroids
Maffei 1 and 2
Mapping the Infrared Universe: The Entire WISE Sky
Taken Under the 'Wing' of the Small Magellanic Cloud
Chaotic Star Birth
Galactic Metropolis
Seeing Stars in Serpens
Betelgeuse's Enigmatic Environment
Cool Stars May Have Different Prebiotic Chemical Mix
Why Are Galaxies So Smooth?
A Tiny Planet (Artist's Concept)
Is There Anybody Home?
Undercover Jet Exposed
Rocky Ring of Debris Around Vega (Artist Concept)
Star Formation Everywhere You Look
Long-Wavelength Infrared Views of Messier 81
Order Amidst Chaos of Star's Explosion (Artist Concept)
Extremely Bright and Extremely Rare
"No Organics" Zone Circles Pinwheel
NuSTAR Data Point to Sloshing Supernovas
NASA's Kepler Mission Discovers Its First Rocky Planet (Artist Concept)
Herschel Sees Through Ghostly Pillars
Backwards Spiral Galaxy
Cosmic Alligator Eats its Way through the Sky
Comet 'Bites the Dust' Around Dead Star (Artist Concept)
Brown Dwarfs in our 'Backyard'
Galaxy UGC10445
Star Formation in the DR21 Region (A)
A Moon-size Line Up (Artist's Concept)
Portrait of Distant Planets
Loops of Gas and Dust Rise from Planetary Disks (Artist Concept)
Finding Bubbles in the Milky Way
Mega Galaxy Merger
Quartz-like Crystals Found in Planetary Disks
A Glimmer in the Eye of WISE
Tycho's Supernova Remnant
Birth of an Unusual Planetary System (Artist Concept)
Andromeda Galaxy
A New Solar Neighbor
A Bubble Bursts
Fade to Red
Scene of Multiple Explosions
Hustle and Bustle at Center of Milky Way
Star Formation in the DR21 Region (B)
Edge-on View of Near-Earth Asteroids
New Views of a Familiar Beauty
Two Models of Black Hole Spin (Artist's Concept)
WISE Beholds a Pair of Dancing Galaxies
Star Cluster Overshadowed by Infrared Objects


text:
iPhone 6 Release Date Rumours Back to June in WWDC Event
- Order Reprints
- Text Size
By Kristin Dian Mariano | March 13, 2014 2:55 PM EST
The rumoured iPhone 6 release date was now back in June.
According to Tech Radar, the next iPhone 6 is expected to be launched in Worldwide Developers' Conference alongside iOS 8. Moreover, a phablet with larger screen was also expected to be released at the tech event in June.
Screenshot from YouTube Video
iPhone 6 in Sam Beckett's concept video
June and the said tech event was the original release date window of iPhone but for the recent years, Apple has been introducing new iPhones in September. It was speculated that Apple will introduce two smartphones this year.
Another speculation is because the Cupertino-based company will launch two models of the iPhone 6 this year, one with a 4.7-inch screen and the other featuring a larger 5.5-inch display, according to South China Morning Post.
Another evidence that iPhone 6 is coming was when iPhone 5C fell below the expectations of Apple in terms of sales. The low cost iPhone 5C was introduced and released last Sep. 2013 but the response on the handset in terms of sales was not what Apple was expecting from the device.
Part of iPhone 5C's unpopularity was its price as some consumers think that the low cost smartphone did not really fall in cheaper category. Moreover, there are other cheaper alternatives like iPhone 5 and 4S, which consumers can get for a cheaper price.
It was reported that Apple already cut down the production of iPhone 5C due to poor sales late last year. Furthermore, Apple gave deals and discounts on the handset many times despite the fact that it was released last September. According to Digitimes, more than 3 million iPhone 5c units are waiting for buyers, of which 2 million are stored in Pegatron's warehouses, while 1 million units are collecting dust in carriers' and retailers' shelves.
Although Apple has not released the official specs sheet of iPhone 6, grapevine said that Apple intends to bounce back from defeat next year with the release of iPhone 6. Some of the rumoured features of the upcoming iPhone 6 are larger screen display within the range of 4.8 to 6 inches, A8 processor, and iOS 8. Moreover, it may retain some of iPhone 5S' new features like the M7 graphics chip and the fingerprint sensor.
To contact the editor, e-mail:
Most Popular Slideshows
- NFL MNF: Pittsburgh Steelers 30, Houston Texans 23 [PHOTOS]
- 2014 MLB World Series Game 1: San Francisco Giants 7, Kansas City Royals 1 [PHOTOS]
- 2014 MLB World Series - Game 2: Kansas City Royals 7, San Francisco Giants 2 [PHOTOS]
- Prince Harry Kissing Mystery Blond, Cressida Bonas & Camilla Thurlow Are Distant Memory
- Order Reprints
- Text Size
Join the Conversation
- ASUS Releases A Teaser Indicating The Arrival of New Zenfone and ZenWatch On October 28
- Three Dual SIM Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Duos Variants Comes To China
- Xiaomi Redmi 1S vs. Sharp Aquos Crystal – Specifications, Features And Price Showdown
- Android Lollipop 5.0 Confirmed for Nov 3 Rollout as Nexus 6 Global Release Date is Delayed – Reports
- Android 5.0 Lollipop Features Multiple User Profile Support, Allows Different Users To Create Exclusive User Profiles On Android Device
- ASUS Releases A Teaser Indicating The Arrival of New Zenfone and ZenWatch On October 28
- Boy Stoned To Death For Alleged Rape, Victim Receives Dowry From Militants
- Three Dual SIM Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Duos Variants Comes To China
- Russia is Creating Underwater Combat Robots to Protect its Arctic Territories
- Xiaomi Redmi 1S vs. Sharp Aquos Crystal – Specifications, Features And Price Showdown
- 'Lone Wolf' Attack on Canada Parliament Hill Could be ISIS-Related
- Swedish Military Spots 'Russian Submarine' Off Stockholm Coast, An Alarming 'Security Game Changer'


text:
Natalie Portman worried she will bore cinema fans
Friday 21 January 2011
Natalie Portman is worried people will get bored of her face because she is in so many new movies.
The brunette beauty - who won a Golden Globe last weekend for her performance in Darren Aronofsky's psychological ballet movie 'Black Swan' - is worried people will feel they have seen too much of her by the end of 2011 because she will be in a number of films.
She said: "I did 'Your Highness' and then 'Black Swan' and then 'Thor' and then 'No Strings'. So it was really interesting. I feel bad for boring people with my face for a while."
However, the 29-year-old actress has a reason for doing it - she is concerned the end of the world is coming in 2012.
She joked to Collider.com: "You have heard that the apocalypse is coming, right? 2012. The Mayan calendar. I thought that I would get it all in right before. It was a great opportunity to get to do a lot of different things in a year.
"I feel like I learned so much from doing all these different types of movies, and back-to-back, because you bring the research and the seriousness and the discipline of doing a drama into something like 'Thor,' and you bring the humour and the improvisational attitude from something like 'Your Highness' into 'Black Swan'.
musicReview: Culture Club performs live for first time in 12 years
Children's bookseller wins The Independent's new author search
ReviewThese heroes in a half shell should have been left in hibernation
Arts & Ents blogs
- 1 Renee Zellweger on plastic surgery claims: 'I'm living a more fulfilling life and I'm thrilled that perhaps it shows'
- 2 Salisbury ranked seventh-best city in the world to visit in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2015
- 3 Disney announces new female-led film Moana
- 4 Banksy not arrested: Internet duped by fake report claiming artist's identity revealed
- 5 Russell Brand threatened with arrest after filming outside Fox News headquarters
Disney announces new female-led film Moana
Eight seconds of white noise is top of the Canadian iTunes chart because people love Taylor Swift that much
Fury, film review: Brad Pitt is intriguing as unsympathetic war hero
American Horror Story season 4, Fox - TV review: Sensitive, silly and sensational
Is Poppy Pym the new Harry Potter? Children's bookseller wins Independent's new author search
Cameron is warned 'no possibility' of UK reducing immigration and that bid to bring in quota on migrant workers would be illegal
Residents should throw a street party and mix with immigrant neighbours, councils told
Russell Brand threatened with arrest after filming outside Fox News headquarters
London bus driver 'kicks gay couple off for kissing'
Of course, teenage girls need role models – but not like beauty vlogger Zoella
Jose Manuel Barroso warns David Cameron against making 'historic mistake' over immigration reforms
A wealth of new discoveries are waiting
When was the last time you had a first time – a weekend full of new encounters and fresh memories? This autumn, why not make York your big discovery?
Winter at its height
Seasons come and go, it's an annual cycle of varying temperatures, traditions and activities. When winter comes to Austria it is distinctly special and all embracing.
Playing a strong hand
How mobile technology has changed the instant trading game
i100: A single mother on benefits who became one of the world's most successful authors
11 rags-to-riches underdog success stories
Made of London Series
England's most-capped player tells 50 lucky Evening Standard readers at The Counting House that Stuart Lancaster can lead his team to World Cup glory next year.
Lines Ruled
Lines ruled at New York Fashion Week as highlighter stripes took centre stage. Emma McCarthy gets next season's look now.
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.


text:
The FDA Is Removing Antibacterial Soaps From The Shelves. Here's What You Need To Know
January 3, 2014
Written by Joseph Stromberg for SmithsonianMag.com
A few weeks ago, the FDA announced a bold new position on antibacterial soap: Manufacturers have to show that it's both safe and more effective than simply washing with conventional soap and water, or they have to take it off the shelves in the next few years...
Read the full article here at Smithsonianmag.com
GET THE LATEST IN YOUR INBOX!Sign Up Now
Trending Today
American Woman In Complete Culture Shock At European Basketball Game
How Cats Feel About Celebrating Halloween
Abandoned Baby Bat Is Rescued, And Reacts To Being Loved
Unrealistic Stock Photos Of Parenting With Hilarious, More Relatable Captions
What This Guy Built Is Brilliant, And Going To Make Truck Owners Very Jealous
It Looks Like A Typical Las Vegas Home, Until You See What It's Hiding Underground
Watch How Braces Change Your Teeth In This Quick, 20-Second Timelapse
Parents Find Out The Fun's All Over With One Heartbreaking Letter
A Janitor Secretly Spent 7 Years Creating This, And It's Every Bit Of Amazing
NFL Cheerleaders Wore The Opposing Team's Jersey, And It Was Amazing
Is This Enough Evidence To Prove Reincarnation Exists?
It Took Just 3 Minutes For This News Anchor To Completely Destroy The Media's Ebola Scare
I Can't Stop Laughing At This Uncut Interview With Jimmy Fallon And Bradley Cooper
She Sets Up On The Street And Proceeds To Destroy Everything You Thought You Knew About The Clarinet
Baby Rhino Tries His Hardest To Hop Around Like His Lamb Friend
Happy Little Porcupine Munching On Pumpkins Makes The Cutest Sounds In The World


text:
Man found dead in east London street shortly after woman was found murdered close by
Detectives are investigating after a man was found collapsed in the road in east London shortly after a woman was murdered in the next street.
Virgin Galactic crash: Branson promises to persevere with space tourism despite fatal accident
Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson has said he will continue with his space tourism venture following the rocket crash that killed a pilot during a test flight.
Teenager stabbed to death in south London
A teenager has been stabbed to death in south London.
Backbenchers demand retreat over charity cap
Related Articles
Mansion meltdown: why Labour's mansion tax vow has left London's middle-class families in fear
Penny for London: Charity revolution lets you donate each day with your bus or Tube trip via contactless card
Former Royal Marine commando who lost arm and leg in Afghanistan completes poppy shaped 31 mile charity run around London
Published: 11 April 2012
George Osborne was hit by a backbench revolt today over plans to cap tax breaks on giving to charity.
Tory MPs demanded a "review and retreat" on the proposal which has sparked fury among leading charities and philanthropists.
Amid warnings that the move to limit reliefs at £50,000, or 25 per cent of income, is already hitting donations, they raised fears it will cause lasting political damage.
However, Nick Clegg became the latest senior coalition minister to defend the proposal, which was unveiled in the Budget, insisting it was needed to ensure the super-rich pay their "fair share" of tax.
That followed anger among philanthropists at being branded tax dodgers after Downing Street said some donors were "exploiting" the system by paying into bogus charities.
But Conor Burns, who is ministerial aide to Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson, said that was a matter for the Charity Commission rather than an argument for closing off "legitimate giving".
"I think it's time that we do a very quick review and retreat on this," the Bournemouth West MP told the Standard.
"Charitable giving is ever-more important and we are all seeing that in our constituencies particularly at a time of frozen or reduced government spending.
"Central to what the Prime Minister has been talking about in terms of the Big Society are voluntary and charitable groups. We should be doing everything we can to encourage more and more giving."
Mark Pritchard, secretary of the backbench 1922 Committee, added: "This appears to be going in the opposite direction of encouraging philanthropy and major giving to charity.
"It needs to be reviewed as it is already having an impact on charities ranging from fighting cancer to providing fresh water abroad."
He added: "We need more philanthropy not less philanthropy and this is not the way to do it."
Another MP privately raised fears the move would bring more political damage than money for the Treasury coffers, saying: "It is the signal it sends."
Ministers have vowed to work with charities to ensure those that rely on large donations will not suffer.
But Mr Clegg insisted the move was needed to stop "very wealthy" people using the relief and other tax breaks to avoid paying income tax.
Defending the new limit, he said: "I don't think a quarter of someone's overall income for people who are in many cases multimillionaires is a terribly sort of restrictive cap — that still allows people to make very significant contributions to charity in a way that is preferential to their tax arrangements."
Related Articles
Mansion meltdown: why Labour's mansion tax vow has left London's middle-class families in fear
Penny for London: Charity revolution lets you donate each day with your bus or Tube trip via contactless card
Former Royal Marine commando who lost arm and leg in Afghanistan completes poppy shaped 31 mile charity run around London
Top stories in News
News in Pictures
Top stories in News
News in Pictures
- Arsenal can win Premier League if they sign Sami Khedira in January, says former Gunner Perry Groves
- Middle-aged women in latex gloves 'attacked London estate agent in her own home'
- London university rugby squad 'played booze-fuelled strip game on District Line Tube'
- Close encounter: the terrifying moment a huge Great White shark stalks panicked surfer
- Hanging out: Miley Cyrus and Rihanna mingle with stars at amfAR Inspiration Gala
- Tube drivers to vote on strike over colleague 'sacked for drinking on the job'
- Eighty hit-and-runs each week on London's 'lawless' roads
- Tony Blair: Curbing immigration would be a 'disaster' for Britain
- Ukip enjoys huge poll boost after EU's £1.7bn demand
- Will Self: Why I am boycotting my favourite local cinema
- Tube drivers to vote on strike over colleague 'sacked for drinking on the job'
- Dr Leah will see you now: The Apprentice winner on the key to beautiful skin this autumn for her first Evening Standard online column
- Man impaled on spiked railings dies in Kensington
- Liver transplant survivor's brother killed in car crash - but his organs have saved six lives
- London university rugby squad 'played booze-fuelled strip game on District Line Tube'
Follow Simon Calder's journey in Cuba
Watch Simon's latest video on his road trip in Cuba.
WIN tickets to the Midtown Big Ideas Exchange event
Inmidtown in collaboration with The School of Life, designed to inspire and encourage businesses to interact and learn from each other, share business knowledge and discuss important themes relating to work and life.
Win membership to Business Connections
Start with a big idea: Healthy takeaway food was this ex-City worker's brainwave, transforming lunches throughout London
Playing a strong hand
How mobile technology has changed the instant trading game
Made of London Series
Experience London's vibrant street art first-hand with knowledgeable guide Gary Means, a proud East Ender
Why HD audio will lead to smarter calling
Telecom giant Vodafone is looking to improve voice quality, becoming the latest company to introduce new HD technology.
Claudie Pierlot opens fifth London store
Bringing its fresh Parisian style to Marylebone High Street, find out more about the CP Autumn/Winter collection.
Book tickets for Kooza now!
KOOZA is an electrifying return to the origins of Cirque du Soleil combining two circus traditions - acrobatic performance and the art of clowning.
Winter sparkle
Winter is the time for two things: tactile textures and tonnes of sparkle. Ensure you have bucket loads of both with these embellished buys.
Reader Offers email A fantastic selection of
offers, giveaways and


text:
To guarantee this part fits your vehicle, click here. If it doesn't fit your vehicle, we'll recommend similar products.
Our Advantage
Need Help?
Compare Related Products
OEQ W0133-1643100 Heater Hose
Our price: $0.95
Our price: $0.95
Elaplast W0133-1715334 Heater Hose
Our price: $2.95
Our price: $2.95
Crown 52003877 Heater Hose
Our price: $13.94
Our price: $13.94
OES Genuine W0133-1710431 Heater Hose
Our price: $4.95
Our price: $4.95
view image gallery
Gates28474 Heater Hose - Direct Fit
Part #: GAT28474 | Mfr #: 28474
In Stock
Ships out in Same day - 1 business day
Ships out in Same day - 1 business day
- Low Price Guarantee
Be the first to write a review.
- Overview
- Related Products
- Related Products


text: cloth, clothed, cute, dress, fashion, girl, japan, kawaii, pretty, room, stop Added: June 7, 2011 | Image size: 300 x 299 px | Source: UnknownRELATED IMAGES:No comments Please log in or sign up to post a comment. add to set Views: 925 Likes (**Who?): 0 Comments: 0 Tagged with :cloth 360clothed 6cute 382350dress 69200fashion 355300girl 437484japan 4122kawaii 13602pretty 159188room 13329stop the kawaii 1Log in or Sign upLog In" or Sign Up


text:
Joey Votto is doing OK
Feb 24, 2010, 3:13 PM EDT
After bad news regarding Dontrelle Willis and Khalil Greene, finally some good news from one of the players who have struggled with anxiety disorders and allied maladies recently:
When you ask Joey Votto about his offseason, he gives you a polite "fine, thank you."
But the Reds first baseman knows you want to know more. His battle
with anxiety and depression that caused him to miss 31 games was a huge
factor in the Reds' success or lack thereof last season.
says he had no incidents after last season – his panic attacks led to
hospital visits last year – but he wouldn't say he's past all of his
"A lot of people want miracles," he said. "Life's not like that. I'm making progress. I'm going in the right direction."
My favorite thing in the article: Votto knows his 2009 OPS off the top of his head.
- Old Gator - Feb 24, 2010 at 3:24 PM
In other words, once he had politely told Fay "Fine thanks," the nosey son of a bitch didn't stop there and kept pumping him for details of his private agonies. It may well be that Votto ought to look what behaving politely got Barack Obama when he tried it on the Republicans and learn to tell journalists "none of your fucking business" instead.
- Jonny5 - Feb 24, 2010 at 3:45 PM
Who cares about Joey Votto, when you can blog about Joey Vento instead. I know from personal experience this is one of Old Gators favorite guys this side of the San Andreas Fault line.
- Old Gator - Feb 24, 2010 at 11:20 PM
Just don't look in his meat locker. Those ain't steer quarters hanging in there – no horns. And I don't see any defibrillators either – very dangerous. There are just some times when the Heimlich maneuver isn't enough.
Now if you want to know which restauranteurs really spin my gyro, try Efren and Joseph Boglio, founders of the great Giordano's Pizza chain of Chicago, and Stanley Zimmerman, proprietor of the even greater – and more lethal, if such a thing is possible – Sammy's Famous Roumanian Steakhouse on the lower east side of Manhattan. Oh, and there's also the Burrito King on the corner of Hyperion and Rowena in Los Angeles, but I have no idea who the founder was – or if he ever had a green card.
Featured video
Top Posts
- HBT Daily: How the Royals and Giants were built 4
- Two radio stations in San Francisco are refusing to play Lorde's "Royals" during the World Series 38
- Royals tab James Shields, Yordano Ventura to start first two games of World Series 1
- Brian Roberts is retiring 13
- So, if you're not a fan of the Royals or Giants, who ya got? 119
- Video: Watch Travis Ishikawa's pennant-winning homer 13
- Travis Ishikawa sends Giants to World Series on walk-off three-run homer 79
- NLCS, Game 5: Cardinals vs. Giants lineups 30
Most Commented
- So, if you're not a fan of the Royals or Giants, who ya got? (119)
- Pedro Martinez has some opinions about who the new "face of baseball" is (100)
- "The Kansas City Royals Are the Future of Baseball" — someone actually said that. (93)
- Andrew Friedman leaving the Rays to take over as Dodgers President of Baseball Operations (83)
- Quit making a big deal out of anomalies. Most of what happens is meaningless. (82)
- Y. Molina (2667)
- T. Ishikawa (2635)
- M. Bumgarner (2510)
- J. Shields (2211)
- L. Cain (2131)
- T. Lincecum (1893)
- B. Posey (1676)
- A. Wainwright (1566)
- A. Pierzynski (1566)
- D. Mattingly (1508)


text:
Welcome to revolution corner, or 'The only spot on the interlink to buy one-off die-cut stickers'. Individual slices of personality, totally unique and 400% awesome. A splendid way to collect t-shirt designs when your wardrobe is full.
*Not actually crazy, actually true.
Printed to fit best inside a 3" x 4" window, including 3mm white padding around the edge.
zabriskie point, michelangelo antonioni, antonioni, italian, american, america, california, counterculture, death valley, united states, u s a, movie, cult, protest, 68, students, mojave, pink floyd, john fahey, careful with that axe, eugene, rolling stones, jerry garcia, grateful dead, explosion, contestation
for joining
the Redbubble
mailing list
Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
Free for your convenience.


text:
Juan Y Ramon CigarsView Samplers of Cigars
Juan Y Ramon Cigars Description
Juan y Ramon cigars are handmade in the Dominican Republic with a distinctive four-leaf Dominican tobacco blend that presents a delicately subtle and mild flavor. Available in Connecticut Shade natural or the toothier broadleaf Maduro wrappers, packaged in bundles of 25 cigars, Juan y Ramon have become one of the best-selling bundle cigars we stock. If you want good quality and taste in a low-cost, everyday cigar Juan Y Ramon cigars are worth a shot.
Buy Juan Y Ramon Cigars online at discount prices here at Famous Smoke Shop - your source for Juan Y Ramon Cigars.
Other Brands by Famous Brands
Juan Y Ramon Cigars Reviews
- Avo Maduro
- Nat Sherman Metropolitan
- Carinos
- Padilla Cava
- Kristoff Ligero Criollo
- E.P. Carrillo Edicion Limitada
- Muniemaker
- Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real Cabinet Seleccion
- Caridad Connecticut
- Montecristo Epic
- Cubanacan Habano
- Paul Stulac White Blinding Light
- Fonseca Vintage Selection
- Gispert
- Java Mint


text:
Thank You For Your Support! All Purchases from USCF Sales Benefit the United States Chess Federation
We gladly accept purchase orders for schools and other institutions!Click here for more information.
Catalog Product Code: B0153IS
Be the first to review this product
Book Description
This is the first of two volumes devoted to the chess career of former World Champion Tigran Petrosian, whose masterly positional play and near invincibility earned him the name of "Iron Tigran." Equally and excellent tactician, Tigran Petrosian habitually sacrificed material — particularly rook of minor piece — in the execution of his deeply thought out plans which often reduced an opponent to a state of complete helplessness. Of over 1000 games featured in this book, the most valuable are those which appear with annotations by Petrosian himself. From a study of these instructive comments, in which the Grandmaster reveals the very essence of a given position and explains an appropriate course of action, you will gain a better understanding of the subtleties of strategic play — the most difficult part of chess.
Play Better Chess Today!
Regular Price:
Special Price:
Chess Informant - ISSUE 120
Chess for Kids and Parents
The Magic Tactics of Mikhail Tal
Alexander Alekhine - Agony of a Chess Genius
SHOPWORN - Chess Developments - The Grunfeld
Regular Price:
Special Price:
Combinations in the Middlegame
Regular Price:
Special Price:
Your Chess Questions Answered
The Sicilian Scheveningen - Move by Move
The English - Move by Move
Please Log In
* Required Fields
Please create an account
select the number of stars that reflect your overall item rating
share your opinion with others by writing a detailed review
when writing your review, try to avoid:


text:
News & NPR Live Stream
Real Oldies Live Stream
Snyder aide moved off controversial officeholder fund
October 18, 2013 | MPRN
Governor Rick Snyder has moved a top aide and confidante onto the public payroll and off his controversial private officeholder fund. The story was first reported Friday by The Detroit News.
More Stories
Untitled Document
Displaying 5 - 8 of 4101 Stories
Decision 2014 Profile: Michigan House 92nd...
October 30, 2014
Candidates making final push before electi...
October 30, 2014
West Michigan health protocols in place, E...
October 30, 2014
Decision 2014 profile: Michigan Senate 28t...
October 30, 2014