text:
1 Time has finally been called on compensation payouts from the biggest mis-selling scandal in British banking. The chief City watchdog announced it intended to set a 2018 deadline for people to claim for being mis-sold payment protection insurance. 2 Disappointing employment data has heightened fears about the strength of the US economy dashing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates any time soon. Markets, which were poised for the first US rate since 2006, now think there is little chance of a rise this year. Traders also pushed out expect
1 Britain's woeful record on productivity is on the mend, seven years after the recession. Output climbed above 2008 levels in the second quarter, marking another watershed in the recovery from the financial crisis. The bounce to a record high came as productivity grew by 0.9 per cent in the three months to June, its fastest pace in four years. 2 Katherine Garrett-Cox, one of the best known figures in British finance, is expected to be offered free shares in a private subsidiary of Alliance Trust after being removed from the investment trust's main board and demoted
1 Volkswagen threatened to cancel media advertising in France if newspapers reported on the company's crisis over falsified diesel emissions, leaked documents suggest. MediaCom, which handles advertising for Volkswagen in France, contacted newspapers and magazines to warn them that they could be dropped from impending campaigns, Le Canard Enchaîné wrote. 2 Britain is on course to be the world's fastest-growing advanced economy for a third successive year. It enjoyed the strongest recovery of any G7 leading nation in 2013 and 2014, according to a series of official r
1 Volkswagen will refit 11 million vehicles at the centre of the diesel emissions scandal in one of the biggest recalls in automotive history. The German group said that cars and vans fitted with software designed to cheat pollution tests would have the system stripped out. 2 Mortgage lending rose last month by the greatest amount since the 2008 financial crisis, fuelling concerns that the housing market is heating up fast. Net lending rose by £3.4 billion, the biggest monthly increase since 2008. A total of 71,030 loans were approved last month with a value of £12.
His elevation at Travelodge comes as the group embarks on negotiations over a restructuring of debt
He has wasted little time in making his mark as the chief executive of the insurer RSA with takeover deals
Raven Russia has announced that his company is buying Pushkino Logistics Park near Moscow for $215m
Warburtons, Britain's second-largest bakery brand, is moving further afield from its northern roots
Outgoing chairman of HMRC has had to deal with the death of his boss and questions over the taxman's failings
German prosecutors launch criminal inquiry into former head of Volkswagen ... Historic steel plant on brink of bankruptcy ... Aldi to start selling bargain wine online
Full-year figures from MJ Gleeson ... Interims from Moss Bros ... Update from J Sainsbury
Bank of England concerned about Buy to Let... Global markets recover...Anheuser Busch InBev ready to move in on SAB Miller
Accent, West Yorkshire, £15,000
Government Finance, UK, Up to £100,000 + excellent benefits
City & Guilds, London, from £38,831
100s of Graduate Jobs & Schemes. Start your Search Here
Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster Grigio Estoque with nero marrone leather
1965 Ferrari I 250 TR recreation red with leather
Bentley Continental GT V8 glacier white with beluga hide
Aston Martin Vanquish 2+2 volcano red with winter wheat leather
Located at 21 East 61st Street, The Carlton House is the most prestigious address to call home
Magnificent 1-5 Bedroom Residences on Manhattan's Upper West Side
Salcombe's first development of new properties right on the water's edge for almost twenty years.
Discover the ultimate global address in New York, designed by Foster + Partners
7 nts HB in Unique Boutique, Mandina Lodge. Includes flights from LGW or MAN & transfers
Spectacular views, spa facilities, fine dining...relax, we're offering more nights for free
When staying at the 4* db San Antonio Hotel & spa, Malta this summer
Save £500pp on 2016 European cruises inc meals, selected drinks, tips & excursions.


text:
Skip to Main Content
IEEE membership options for an individual and IEEE Xplore subscriptions for an organization offer the most affordable access to essential journal articles, conference papers, standards,
eBooks, and eLearning courses.
Learn more about:
IEEE membership
IEEE Xplore subscriptions
Photocurrents in a metal-semiconductor-metal (MSM) photodetector have been analyzed in a one-dimensional structure using both time-dependent and steady-state continuity equations. Analytical solutions are presented for the carrier concentrations as well as for the currents, which form a valuable tool for the investigation of the detector behavior under various bias conditions. Applying these expressions to a GaAs device, we have studied the influence of carrier diffusion, recombination, and drift on the photocurrents as a function of the applied bias voltage. We also show that the switching time at low bias voltage is dominated by a voltage-independent diffusion time constant which is of particular interest when using the device as an optoelectronic sampling gate. On the other hand, carrier recombination is found to have minimal influence on DC characteristics and pulse response
A not-for-profit organization, IEEE is the world's largest professional association for the advancement of technology.© Copyright 2015 IEEE - All rights reserved. Use of this web site signifies your agreement to the terms and conditions.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Texas (24-4) at Texas Tech (15-12)
Rick Barnes has had plenty of success with Texas, but his latest accomplishment is new territory for the 10th-year coach.
After going undefeated in the month of February with the longest single-season conference win streak under Barnes, the fifth-ranked Longhorns look to carry their success into March as they visit Big 12 rival Texas Tech on Saturday in search of their ninth straight win.
Texas (24-4, 11-2) lost to archrival Texas A&M in its last game of January, but went 8-0 the following month while notching wins over then-No. 25 Baylor and then-No. 3 Kansas and getting revenge against then-No. 22 A&M.
The Longhorns hadn't gone undefeated in February since they were 8-0 in that month during the 1962-63 season. The eight-game conference win streak is their longest in a single season under Barnes, who has won at least 20 games in each season since Texas went 19-13 in his first year at the helm.
Barnes' team capped its undefeated month by beating Kansas State 74-65 on Monday. The Longhorns held the Wildcats to a season-low 32.8 percent shooting from the field while handing them their first home conference loss of the season.
With three games remaining before the Big 12 tournament, the Longhorns are one win shy of their regular-season record - set during the 2005-06 season.
"We are just taking every game as it is," said shooting guard A.J. Abrams, who went 4-for-7 from behind the arc on Monday to set a Texas record with the 249th 3-pointer of his three-season career. "I don't think anyone is thinking about going undefeated or anything like that. We are just trying to play Texas basketball everyday."
Sophomore point guard D.J. Augustin had 24 points and five assists while matching a career high with four steals Monday. He's shooting 55.3 percent (26-for-47) from the field in his last three games after connecting on only 22.1 percent (15-for-68) of his shots in his previous five games.
"D.J. was great, but then D.J.'s always great," Barnes said.
Barnes and the Longhorns will try to extend their current streak by continuing their dominance of the Red Raiders (15-12, 6-7), who have lost 19 of 21 games in the series since Barnes took over at Texas.
Texas Tech is 3-4 since Hall of Fame coach Bob Knight resigned and left the program in the hands of his son, Pat. Pat Knight suffered his first double-digit defeat on Wednesday, when the Red Raiders shot 32.8 percent from the field in a 98-54 loss to Texas A&M. Texas Tech hadn't given up that many points since a 108-81 loss at then-No. 2 Kansas on Feb. 9, 2002.
"I want to apologize to our fans because we just did not compete tonight," Knight said. "That's the bottom line. I hate to lose, but I can at least take getting beat if we compete. We didn't compete from the tip to the end. I don't even count the second half. The game was over at halftime. They just blew us out of the water."
Texas Tech has scored fewer points only once this season, when it lost 73-47 at Texas on Jan. 26. Augustin and Abrams had 19 and 17 points, respectively, in that game - the Longhorns' sixth straight win in the series.
Team Comparison
|3 Pt%
|1st, BIG12
|Lost 1
|Texas Tech
|7th, BIG12
|Lost 3


text:
Over the past year, HootSuite University has released over 30 Lecture ... Read More
Get social media updates you can use:
Unsubscribe at any time
Your business has a network of powerful, engaging fans and followers, but ... Read More
Not making the grade when it comes to social media? Escape the ivory tower ... Read More
Finding it hard to stay ahead in social media? Keep current with the ... Read More
HootSuite and Syracuse University Deliver Courseware for a New Generation of Social Media Professionals
In a competitive job market and shrinking global economy, social media has ... Read More
You've set up your social accounts, you're engaging with customers, now how ... Read More
Crafting the Perfect Social Media Campaign with Whistler Blackcomb ~ #HootSuite University Lecture Series
Creating an effective cross-platform social media campaign can be ... Read More
Recently, the MediaLeaders founder, Josh Ochs collaborated with the ... Read More
In a single day, the way we interact with social media can change, and ... Read More
HootSuite likes Facebook more than ever. With our newly released Facebook ... Read More
HootSuite University is in session. And following the recent refresh, there ... Read More
HootSuite University is newly refreshed with exciting features and videos ... Read More
If your resolution this year is to learn more about social media tips and ... Read More
Refreshed Learning Program Class is in session for HootSuite University. ... Read More
Refreshed and Ready A few months back, we launched the HootSuite Learning ... Read More


text:
Leveraging resources—over $200 million a year in public & private funding provided to Clubhouses in support of people with mental illness.
Caring about how people with mental illness are treated—ensuring successful outcomes for members through Clubhouse Standards and Accreditation.
Ending the stigma surrounding mental illness—through coordinated advocacy efforts.
- NEW:Judge Steven Leifman Addresses Clubhouse International Gathering ...>
- REGISTRATION CLOSES OCT. 7th! World Seminar 2015, Denver CO, 10/24-29 ... >
- NEW: Clubhouse International Seeks Candidates for New Program Officer Role ...>
- Fountain House Announces 2015 Executive Fellowship ...>
- Clubhouse International/Fountain House/NY receive 2014 Hilton Humanitarian Prize...>


text:
Slow Cooker Whole Chicken
Looking for recipes for slow cooker whole chicken? Taste of Home has the best slow cooker whole chicken recipes from real cooks like you, featuring reviews, ratings, how-to videos and tips.
Recipe Spotlight
My family loves these tacos. The chicken filling cooks in the slow-cooker, so it's convenient to throw it together before I leave for work. At the end of the day, I just have to roll it up in a tortilla with the remaining ingredients and dinner's ready in minutes. The chicken also makes a great topping for salad. -Cheryl Newendorp, Pella, IowaView Chicken Soft Tacos Recipe


text:
Not sure if you want to live in Whitman County? Use realtor.com® Whitman County guide to help you make the right choice. Switch between tabs to get the latest real estate market information and trends in home prices, home values and rental prices, plus local school and city data all through our dynamic charts and maps. Whitman County information on realtor.com® puts the local scoop on Whitman County right in front of you so you can learn more about the lifestyle, population, household income, median home prices, and other valuable information online.
The average home price in Whitman County is $154,700. The average home price per square foot in Whitman County is $78 and about 0% of all homes in Whitman County sold in the last 6 months. For Whitman County home values, real estate prices, and city market trends, research the 10,115 property records or search our 0 recently sold or 382 homes for sale listings. The listings and properties in Whitman County are only a part of the 2,301,387 properties and 43,368 homes for sale in Washington. Because of this, the average home price and average home value of Whitman County also influence the average home price $218,900 and average sale price $285,000 of Washington. Listing counts, Whitman County home prices and home values in Whitman County are sourced daily from listing and property data on realtor.com®, which is the most up-to-date and accurate aggregation of real estate listings in the industry and includes approximately 800 regional MLSs and is the official website of the National Association of Realtors®.


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your ReverbNation experience.
Bio: Since their fated meeting through a classified ad in a San Francisco newspaper, singer/songwriter Elise Bellew and songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Blake Ryan Dayton have been working meticulously to create their own unique sound and style of vibey alternative pop/rock. From a profound and moving...See Full Bio


text:
We enjoyed a very nice meal her, good variety on the menu (good Italian/Swiss fusion). Staff (Caroline) was very attentive and helped made it a great night. The homemade ice team was the best I have ever tasted!! Hazelnut And chocolate. Yum!! Only downside was that it was fairly empty so not much atmosphere, I am sure this is not the case every night. We would return here.
If you own or manage Ticino Swiss-Italian Restaurant, register now for free tools to enhance your listing, attract new reviews, and respond to reviewers.


text:
To report the rare association of peripheral retinal ischemia in a patient with Waldenström's macroglobulinemia.
Case Presentation
A 39-year old man with a recent diagnosis of asymptomatic Waldenström's macroglobulinemia (WM) was referred from his physician for ocular evaluation. The fundus examination in his right eye (RE) revealed very mild central vein dilation, while retinal hemorrhages associated with microaneurismal alterations of the vascular plexus were detected at the temporal periphery. Fluoroscein angiography of his RE revealed an extended area of capillary dropout distal to the microaneurismal lesions. In our patient with WM an extensive area of capillary non-perfusion, in the absence of severe involvement of the posterior pole was documented; this association to the best of our knowledge has never been reported before.
Although the incidence of the disease is rare, meticulous examination of the retinal periphery should be performed in all patients with WM and vice versa the differential diagnosis of peripheral retinal ischemia of unknown origin should include an investigation to rule out asymptomatic Waldenström's macroglobulinemia.
Waldenström's macroglobulinemia (WM) is a non-Hodgkin's B-cell lymphoplasmocytic lymphoma characterized by bone marrow infiltration and production of monoclonal IgM[1]. Patients with WM may be asymptomatic and diagnosed by chance (asymptomatic WM) or suffer from fever, weight loss, lymphadenopathy, organomegaly, gastrointestinal bleeding, heart failure, and neuropathy[1].
The increased concentration of proteins may lead to the development of hyperviscosity syndrome (HVS) which is the main reason of central retinal disorders like vascular occlusion and hemorrhages in patients with WM[2-4]. We report a case where the development of peripheral retinal hemorrhages was associated with an extended area of capillary non-perfusion in the retinal periphery of a patient with asymptomatic WM which to the best of our knowledge has never been reported before.
Case presentation
A 39-year old male with a recent diagnosis of asymptomatic Waldenström's macroglobulinemia confirmed with bone marrow biopsy (IgM: 2.3 g/L, total protein 10.4 gr/dl) was referred from his internist, to our clinic for ocular evaluation. The patient had a history of vitrectomy for retinal detachment in his left eye in 2003. Both eyes of the patient, were highly myopic (13D OU). His visual acuity was 20/20 RE and 20/30 LE. Anterior segment examination was unremarkable. The intraocular pressure was 14 mmHg in the RE and 12 mmHg in the LE. Fundus examination of his RE revealed very mild central vein dilation associated with peripheral (mainly temporally) retinal hemorrhages and microaneurismal alterations of the vascular bed. Examination of his LE revealed peripapillary atrophy, mild retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) alterations of the fovea, and an area of peripheral chorioretinal atrophy due to cryopexia. Fluorescein angiography of his RE demonstrated an extended area of capillary non-perfusion distal to the microaneurismal lesions (Figure 1, 2).
The most frequent reported retinal findings in hyperviscosity syndrome are central retinal hemorrhages and vein dilation[2,3]. Menke et al2 have recently reported that these changes represent the more/most severe findings, but not necessarily the main findings. Venous dilation seem to be the first signs of HVS followed by peripheral retinal hemorrhages, which can only be observed by indirect ophthalmoscopy. Only in advanced HVS one can find central venous dilation, increased tortuosity, central hemorrhages, disc edema, and venous sausaging[2]. The authors emphasized the importance of indirect ophthalmoscopy with scleral depression for the evaluation of these earliest structural damages but did not provide any information regarding the peripheral vascular bed.
Fluoroscein angiography, in our case, revealed an extensive area of peripheral capillary dropout associated with microaneurysms and retinal hemorrhages (Figure 1, 2). Non-perfusion of the peripheral capillary bed can be explained on the basis of hyperviscosity in WM. Monoclonal IgM, which are secreted in high concentration, form aggregates and bind water through their carbohydrate component resulting in an increase in the resistance to blood flow and impaired transit through the microcirculation.1
In our case, peripheral capillary ischemia and hemorrhages were associated with only a very mild central vein dilation showing that microcirculation may, at least in some cases, be more susceptible and involved earlier than macrocirculation in patients with HVS. Especially in patients with low levels of IgM, evaluation of the peripheral vascular plexus may reveal early signs of HVS in otherwise asymptomatic patients. The fact that our patient was highly myopic should be also taken into consideration; it is not unlikely, that capillary meshwork is more susceptible to damage or to occlusion in patients with high myopia and hyperviscosity syndromes. Additionally, capillary non perfusion would be expected to be bilateral, however, this could not be evaluated in the fellow eye of our patient, where extensive cryotherapy had been applied during vitrectomy for the treatment of the retinal detachment.
In our patient, with asymptomatic WM, the peripheral retinal hemorrhages were associated with an extensive area of capillary non-perfusion, in the absence of severe involvement of the posterior pole; this association to the best of our knowledge has never been reported before. Although the incidence is rare, meticulous examination of the retinal periphery should be performed in all patients with WM and vice versa the differential diagnosis of peripheral retinal ischemia of unknown origin should include an investigation to rule out asymptomatic Waldenström's macroglobulinemia.
Written informed consent was obtained from the patient for publication of this case report and any accompanying images. A copy of the written consent is available for review by the Editor-in-Chief of this journal.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
CK, IG and AK were in charge of the medical care of the patient and performed the different surgeries. DP, IL were responsible for the photographs and the literature review. CK, IG and AK wrote the manuscript. All authors reviewed it, drafted it critically and provided helpful comments. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Dimopoulos MA, Kyle RA, Anagnostopoulos A, Treon SP: Diagnosis and management of Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia.
J Clin Oncol 2005, 23(7):1564-1577. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text
Menke MN, Feke GT, McMeel JW, Branagan A, Hunter Z, Treon SP: Hyperviscosity-related retinopathy in waldenstrom macroglobulinemia.
Arch Ophthalmol 2006, 124(11):1601-1606. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text
Sen HN, Chan CC, Caruso RC, Fariss RN, Nussenblatt RB, Buggage RR: Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia-associated retinopathy.
Ophthalmology 2004, 111(3):535-539. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text
Dobberstein H, Solbach U, Weinberger A, Wolf S: Correlation between retinal microcirculation and blood viscosity in patients with hyperviscosity syndrome.
Clin Hemorheol Microcirc 1999, 20(1):31-35. PubMed Abstract | Publisher Full Text
Pre-publication history
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:


text:
Look beyond the obvious – discover new ways to grow, manage risk and operate differently to deliver better results.
Business insights from around the world. Download KPMG's Thought Leadership app for iPad.
KPMG is providing active analysis and insight to contribute to the reform process. Discover our latest thinking through our videos and publications.
Find out how you can transform your organisation to take advantage of the possibilities that emerging digital channels and technologies provide.
Despite various financial and economic uncertainties, the oil and gas sector continues to enjoy steady growth.
With now more than $1.5 trillion of assets under management, the superannuation industry is one of the fastest growing sectors of the Australian economy.
The toolkit is provided in a user-friendly electronic format, empowering directors to more effectively discharge their duties and responsibilities while improving board performance and decision-making.
This manual reflects Corporations Act 2001 requirements and Australian Accounting Standards that must be applied for interim and annual financial reports for year ending 30 June 2015.
Discover how a career at KPMG can help you Go Beyond your potential.
Connect with our Graduate Recruitment team on Facebook for the latest news on our Graduate Program.
This edition features news and events from around the firm, including the recent launch of KPMG Marketplace, a look at what's happening with tax reform, moving beyond a digital strategy, KPMG partner appointments, alumni profiles, and more.
Stay connected with the latest KPMG insights, discussions and expand your business network. KPMG Australia Alumni on LinkedIn is open to former and current KPMG employees.
+61 7 3225 6888
Whilst the decision was made in relation to the prior R&D tax concession, the message is clear that it will apply to the current R&D tax incentive.
In brief, companies claiming R&D activities must ensure they retain:
Where clients undertake R&D activities but do not produce or retain strong evidence of those activities, it is likely that upon review, any R&D claim, whether under the old R&D Tax Concession (for claims prior to the 2012 income year) or the new R&D Tax Incentive could be disallowed. Increasing review/audit activity by AusIndustry and the ATO mean claimants should expect a review of their R&D claim and should invest in good record keeping practices and engage with R&D Tax experts to ensure their R&D claims are compliant with R&D Tax Incentive requirements.
© 2015
KPMG, an Australian partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative ("KPMG International"), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved.
KPMG International Cooperative ("KPMG International") is a Swiss entity. Member firms of the KPMG network of independent firms are affiliated with KPMG International. KPMG International provides no client services. No member firm has any authority to obligate or bind KPMG International or any other member firm vis-à-vis third parties, nor does KPMG International have any such authority to obligate or bind any member firm.


text:
Internet Software and Services
Company Overview of Intrepid Learning, Inc.
Executive Profile
Ernie Kahane Ph.D.
Member of the Advisory Board, Intrepid Learning, Inc.
|Total Calculated Compensation
|This person is connected to 1 Board Members in 1 different organizations across 1 different industries.
See Board Relationships
Dr. Ernie Kahane PhD serves as Director of Learning Strategy of EMC Corporation. Dr. Kahane is recognized as an Organizational Leader who creates and implements learning strategy that improves organizational performance and business results. He has focused expertise in learning theory, eLearning, and Learning Management Systems. He has been Medical Educator and held leading training and management consulting roles at Compaq and Digital Equipment Corporation. Dr. Kahane ...
Corporate Headquarters
411 1st Avenue SouthPhone: 206-518-9870
Seattle, Washington 98104
United States
Fax: 206-381-8790
Board Members MembershipsThere is no Board Members Memberships data available.
University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
Other Affiliations
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.
Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.
Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available.
|There is no Competitor Compensation data available.
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact Intrepid Learning, Inc., please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
The Walking Dead Season 2 Discussion *Spoilers*
View Single Post
October 30 2011, 01:22 AM
Temis the Vorta
Fleet Admiral
Location: Tatoinne
Re: The Walking Dead Season 2 Discussion *Spoilers*
Yeah Matheson had "vampire zombies" but the real noteworthy thing was the plague aspect - no vampire or zombie story that I know of before then had introduced that idea. Or even other related legends like golems and ghouls. The plague aspect is what makes it feel so modern in comparison with previous legends.
Temis the Vorta
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by Temis the Vorta


text:
- Posts 217
- Threads 21
- Photos 10
- Cycle Registry Entries2
Gift Premium Subscription To Gandalfe
Join Date:08-17-2010
Last Activity:07-26-2015 7:44 PM
Likes Given: 18
35 Likes on 25 Posts
- Retired military, playing jazz, enjoying family and friends and riding the bicycle every so often.
- Jazz, sax, bicycles, dawgs, family and friends
- Retired mostly, itinerant sax player
- 98012
- Seattle
- Washington
Posted in thread: Closcas collapsible Fuga bike helmet on 08-09-2015 at 11:48 PM
The entire proposition of a space-saving bike helmet may seem superfluous, and for many
cyclists, it is. Regular non-collapsing helmets really arent that much of a hassle to carry
around. You hook th...
Posted in thread: Post a photo you have taken. on 07-26-2015 at 11:38 PM
Some shots from my cell phone using Instagram:No Girls AllowedHood OrnamentPothole Glory
Posted in thread: Stolen bicycle ~ Portland July 2015 on 07-23-2015 at 06:26 PM
From Megan Holcomb: As many of you know, I just rode across country from Washington DC to
Portland OR. My 2nd to last day visiting Portland, my touring bike, that I built myself, was
stolen this morni...
Posted in thread: TwoSpoke community on 06-11-2015 at 04:58 PM
Wow, I haven't been on the forum for a while and I run into this. I've been recommending this
place to a lot of friends, I suspect it's not as bad as these last to comments might indicate.
(This is me...
Posted in thread: Scott Recalls Helmets on 06-11-2015 at 04:55 PM
Bummer, thanks for the update. Personally, it takes way too much time to keep up with all the
recalls. You think bikes are bad, cars are worse for recalls.
Posted in thread: Cycleway Fundamentals: Safety, Momentum, Comfort on 08-27-2014 at 07:26 PM
Painted lines and symbols do not provide this protection, especially if traffic is moving more
than about 25 mph. Even if we could rely on drivers to always drive perfectly there would still
be proble...
Posted in thread: Joke Thread on 08-18-2014 at 09:19 PM
A nerd was walking down the sidewalk one day when his friend, another nerd, rode up on an
incredible shiny new bicycle. The first nerd was stunned by his friend's sweet ride and asked,
"WOW! Where did...
Posted in thread: Riding in the country side on 08-18-2014 at 09:09 PM
The only time I had trouble with wildlife, was when I almost hit a deer on a bike path in
Germany. See, my headlight had burnt out but I had to get home. From then on, I had a spare
light mounted on m...
Posted in thread: Site Jersey! on 07-03-2014 at 05:28 PM
I love this idea, but having looked into it for a number of bands and other forums, the cost
was too high for our peeps. I am still thinking about doing some custom shirts for the admins
of the Woodwi...
Posted in thread: A Penny in your Skirt? on 07-02-2014 at 05:54 PM
Sorry for the noise, the has to be outside the code. I just wanted people on mobile devices
to see that it was a link, which is not normally discernable with just the default color font
indication. ...


text:
- Lake Mc Donald Lexus
- Lakeside Lexus
- Lambert Lexus
- Lame Deer Lexus
- Larslan Lexus
- Laurel Lexus
- Lavina Lexus
We show you what others paid so you have the confidence that you are getting a fair price from TrueCar Certified Dealers.
TrueCar Certified Dealers present pricing information upfront, eliminating hidden surprises.
Get the TrueCar App and head to your Certified Dealers to buy your new car hassle-free.


text:
In a world where billions of people live outside the protection of the law, Namati is building a global movement of grassroots legal advocates who work with communities to advance justice. These advocates are solving problems on the front lines to ensure that people can protect their land, access essential services, and take part in the decisions that govern their lives.
The UN estimates that 4 billion people around the world live outside the protection of the law. For these people, law is an abstraction, or a bad joke, or a threat, but not something they can use to exercise their basic rights. Lawyers, meanwhile, are costly, and focused on formal court channels that are impractical for most people.
Namati's grassroots legal advocates work to put the power of law in the hands of people. These "community paralegals" are trained in basic law and in skills like mediation, organizing, education, and advocacy. They form a dynamic, creative frontline that can engage formal and traditional institutions alike.
Rather than treating their clients as victims requiring an expert service—"I will solve this problem for you"—community paralegals can focus on legal empowerment. "We will solve this together, and afterwards you'll be in a stronger position to tackle problems like these in the future."
Just as primary health workers are connected to doctors, community paralegals should be connected to lawyers, with the possibility of litigation or high-level advocacy if frontline methods fail.
Namati partners with civil society organizations and governments to develop, implement, and evaluate legal empowerment strategies that address five urgent global challenges:
Namati convenes an international community of practitioners committed to advancing justice. Members learn from each other and collaborate across borders. Together, we are building a stronger global movement for legal empowerment.
We collect data rigorously on every case, and use that information to advocate for large-scale reforms. We aim to show that not only can community paralegals help bring good laws to life, their work can also lead to changes in the law.
Read more about how we work and where we're headed.
Scroll through our Cultural Values to learn more about the way we operate.


text:
Happening Now
Happening Now
CSO: Russian military attacked, possibly by Chinese cyber group
- 17 September 2015
CSO magazine interviews Proofpoint about the phishing campaign targeting the Russian military.
SC Magazine UK: News Alert: APTs target Russian military personnel and telecoms employees
- 18 September 2015
SC Magazine UK covers Proofpoint's research on the attacks targeting the Russian military.
The Street: Volatility Not Rocking Demand for Cybersecurity
- 09 September 2015
The Street interviews Proofpoint CEO, Gary Steele about strong demand for cybersecurity solutions.
CRN: Proofpoint CEO On How To Keep Up With The Rapidly Evolving Security Landscape
- Wednesday, August 5, 2015
CRN Q&A with Proofpoint CEO Gary Steele about the changing security landscape and the opportunities it presents.
Compliance Week: Mending Social Media Compliance Gaps
- Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Compliance Week covers Proofpoint Nexgate's report on the current state of social media and compliance risks.
LIVE Webcast: Cyber Security Plans: Adoption and Implementation Issues
- 06 March 2015
Join us on March 6 at 9AM PST/12PM EST for this live webcast sponsored by The Knowledge Group.
- Wednesday, September 9, 2015
When Threat Intelligence Meets Business Intelligence
scaragan - 21 May 2015
Changes in success tracking enable Dridex threat actors to assess not only technical efficacy, but also demonstrate ROI for their malware innovations.
Tax Return Malware Attacks – Hidden Penalty, Early Withdrawal
Proofpoint Staff - 27 January 2015
April 15 is still months away, but phishers are already filing their campaigns in hopes of an early return.
Now What? Why We Should Talk About Incident Response
Proofpoint Staff - 22 January 2015
Information security often focuses on the "cool" exploit and detection side of cyber-defense, but the importance of incident response is gaining attention.
- Friday, January 23, 2015
Choices Component
Cybersecurity Solutions
Detect, block, and respond to email and social media-based threats, and harden against data loss
Comply easily and thoroughly with internal security controls as well as external regulatory policies
Find information quickly—whether it resides on email, IM, social media, shared drives or SharePoint
Threat Insights Component
Threat Insight Blog
Cybersecurity research and commentary on malware, user actions, and other threats to information security
Oct 01
In the Shadows: Vawtrak Aims to Get Stealthier by adding New Data Cloaking
Posted by Darien Huss and Matthew Mesa | 0
Dyreza Campaigners Set Sights on the Fulfillment and Warehousing Industry
Posted by Proofpoint Staff | 0
Within the last week, the now infamous "man-in-the-browser" (MITB) banking malware Dyreza appears to have significantly expanded its target set of entities from which to steal credentials.
Live Demo
Learn how our leading Archive solution can help your organization keep information safe and compliant.
Learn how our advanced threat protection solutions can keep your organization protected from spam, phishing, and other advanced threats.
Learn about our solutions for incident response and threat intelligence and see how your organization can minimize the damage of an attack.


text:
Hampton Inn Hendersonville
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Continental Breakfast
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
TripAdvisor Reviews Hampton Inn Hendersonville
Travel Blogs from Hendersonville
... at the Cherokee Reservation. It is very commercialised, lots of tourist shops, motels and the casino. We were dropped in downtown Asheville for dinner and went to the Wayside Diner. Finally got to hotel at 8:20pm. Saw the difference of Southern hospitality, they had complimentary cupcakes and cookies and breakfast is included down south. Although spent most of day sitting on bus, am very ...
Waterfalls, part 2
... right by the side of the road, including one that you could drive behind. Others were a good hike away. All of them were beautiful and very different. Damien was able to wade out into some of the lakes at the bottom of the falls to get a good view and better shots. There were also a couple of falls that you could walk behind. We both had a really lovely day and the weather was mild enough to be comfortable.
We had a late lunch in the middle of all of this waterfall viewing ...
Waynesville to Hendersonville, NC
... before our dinner reservations at the Sweet Onion restaurant. Had a nice meal ... Murray had the catfish & I had BBQ short ribs. Just stuffed after! Eating too much! I'm gonna have to fast for a week when I get home. Raining this eve .... Even had a good hard down pour & thunder before we went out. Quiet evening at the B&B .... I think there is only one room vacant but we were the only ones out in the sun room. Must have all tucked in ...
My Great Experience
... That was also very cool.
Further into the trip, my grandma and I visited where my cousin works, which was a beautiful mountain farm, called Randall Glen,somewhere very rural outside of Asheville. This farm was also amazingly breathtaking. Kim took us on a tour of what she did and how she handled things. We then went on a horseback ride through the forest that surrounded Randall Glen. This was my second time riding a horse. However this took the ...
Information Saturation
Hoping that our hardened arteries had had a chance to soften again over night, we started out the day with another hotel breakfast ... waffle, biscuits, gravy and sausages and hit the road for the 20 minute drive to Elon University. We weren't sure if we'd have time to go to either Elon or Wake Forest, but I decided that we just had to hit one of them because they really represented the "middle sized" school type, ...


text:
A simply great site for a design agency that makes an immediate impact. I really like the use of a bold and striking slider and the clean gallery of recent work. The layout is intuitive and lends itself well to exploration.Posted in Web Design → Design
A stunning example of iOS icon design that takes its inspiration directly from the grill of the Maserati Quattroporte. I love the sleek design and attention paid to lighting, this icon truly stands out.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A simple but strong design for a business card that makes an impact solely with type. The colour palette is relatively neutral but gives the cards a sleek and stylish feel.Posted in Branding → Business Cards
An unerringly clean and straightforward site that is intuitively clear to navigate. I particularly like the consistent use of colour, the red elements making a strong statement.Posted in Web Design → Misc
I really like how different this joystick element is to a lot of the example you can see. The interesting use of colour sets it apart. The depth and attention to meticulous detail is great.Posted in Interface → Other
A stunning example of clean and crisp interface elements. I love the consistent theme and excellent use of lighting to bring these elements to life. The social media dial is a particularly nice touch.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A great example of a grid layout, this site is entirely consumed by a fascinating design portfolio. I love the colour variety and diversity of the images, while the black boxes add some interesting contrast to the design.Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
A gorgeous icon design for an iOS app that searches Facebook. I love the attention to detail and the concept behind the icon. It's immediately obvious what this app does, and that's a strong positive.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A wonderfully sleek example of personal branding. The matt black works supremely well! The cohesion between the designs is really strong, they're easily recognisable as belonging together.Posted in Branding → Business Cards
A simple but effective site for a creative media and web design agency. I like the clean layout and the use of interactive elements. The way the bar moves under the navigation options is a nice touch.Posted in Web Design → Design
An unequivocally earthy site for a seller of organic and flavoured coffee. I like the clear descriptive nature of the slider and the illustrations. There are some great elements to the design, although it's a little rough around the edges.Posted in Web Design → Food
A strong and striking logo that makes an immediate impact. I absolutely love the use of negative space! The 'H' is remarkably clear, mostly due to the attention to detail in the spacing.Posted in Branding → Logo
An intriguing site that allows you to get feedback on your designs from established designers in the industry. I really like the intuitive layout and sheer quality of the design.Posted in Web Design → Design
A simple but effective on and off button design that features the addition of a light below the main button. I like the clean design and great use of textures, the green for the light is expected but works.Posted in Interface → Other
A stunning user interface for a iPhone app that makes amazing use of bold buttons and sleek design. I love the reuse of Apple's slider concept and the colour palette.Posted in Interface → iPhone App
A simple but effective user interface design that includes some standard but well executed concepts. The addition of red to the design adds some interesting contrast.Posted in Interface → Web App
A simply stunning site that's designed to illustrate a Javascript plugin. The use photographic imagery is excellent, as is the use of icons. I love the 'drag this' comments that encourage you to interact with the site, it's a great touch.Posted in Web Design → Design
A strong personal logo that would work really well in a variety of mediums. I like the contrast between the mark itself and the background. The circular form of the mark is effectively emphasised by the arrow design.Posted in Branding → Logo
A good example of a logo that uses strong colours to make an impact. I like the fiery colours and bold mark of this company. The typeface is relatively standard, but clear and readable.Posted in Branding → Logo
An excellent site for a media and marketing company. I love the way the sections cascade into each each as you scroll down the page. The staff section is also rather good!Posted in Web Design → Corporate


text: [ Tiger Style! RZA Lists His 10 Favorite Kung Fu Flicks By XXL Staff October 16, 2012 The Abbot schools XXL on martial arts cinema, kid. Bong! Bong! Read More Category: News Tags: 36th Chamber, Jet Li, Kung Fu, Mystery of Chessboxing, RZA, Shaolin, The Man with the Iron Fists Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
Maybelline Define-A-Brow
460 reviews
80% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSEthylhexyl Stearate, Carnauba (Copernicia Cerifera) Wax, Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Glycerides, Silica, Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides, Aloe Vera (Aloe Barbadensis) Extract, Methylparaben, Tocopherol, Tin Oxide, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Calcium Sodium Borosilicate, Retinyl Palmitate, Propylparaben, Synthetic Fluorphlogopite, Ethylparaben, May Contain (+/-):, CI 77492, CI 77499, CI 77491 (Iron Oxides), Mica, CI 77007 (Ultramarines), CI 75470 (Carmine) (Carmine), CI 77000 (Aluminum Powder), CI 77163 (Bismuth Oxychloride) (Bismuth Oxychloride), CI 77288 (Chromium Oxide Greens) (Chromium Oxide Greens), CI 77289 (Chromium Hydroxide Green) (Chromium Hydroxide Green), CI 77400 (Copper Powder) (Bronze Powder), CI 77400 (Copper Powder), CI 77510 (Ferric Ammonium Ferrocyanide), CI 77742 (Manganese Violet) (Manganese Violet), CI 77891 (Titanium Dioxide) (Titanium Dioxide), FD&C Blue 1 (Blue 1 Lake), FD&C Yellow 5 Aluminum Lake (Yellow 5 Lake)
on 9/8/2010 8:10:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this eyebrow pencil! It's perfect. Perfect colour match, stays on all day and is easy to apply. The comb on the end is an added bonus! I can't say anything bad about it at all.
on 9/5/2010 2:55:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought it in Dark Brow which is the perfect shade for me.
-comes with brow comb
-color selection is good
-its skinny and makes application easy and precise.
-the constancy and look of this liner does not look "drawn on" gives off a natural look especially if you apply w/ upwards strokes very lightly.
-waterproof. sweat proof. it stays put.
-so simple to use. easier than shadow for brows.
-when my skin gets more on the oily side the edges of my brows will fade a bit and if i touch em they'll smear a bit so ya thats the sucky part is your oily.
on 8/27/2010 7:16:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got this at SDM on sale for $6.99 and dark brown was the only one on sale. Good thing for me! Well, I tried it and I liked that it made my eyebrows more defined. However, this does not last all day. I put it in the morning at 7am and by 10am, it's pretty much gone. At the end of the day, it looked like I never put anything there at all. I liked that it was cheap and all, but will not purchase again because of it does not last on my eyebrows.
on 8/26/2010 7:13:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This is a great dupe for the MAC brow pencils. I'm NC40-42, C40 with dark brown hair and I use this in Dark Brown. It's got a great fine point, is self-sharpening, and comes with a lash comb on the opposite end. The color is great--it's not reddish by any means--and it looks supernatural. Great price and great product!
on 8/24/2010 10:56:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
finally found a replacement for the twin brow pencil in charcoal gray that was discontinued... i have dark brown hair and hate how most dark brown brow pencils come out too red. Black is too harsh so the charcoal gray was perfect. I was using it for years until it recently got discontinued. The dark blonde shade is a close match to the charcoal gray... it is dark enough but not too brown. I don't have any eyebrows due to overplucking as a teen but this makes my brows look very natural... Highly recommend!
on 8/24/2010 7:21:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Well, my brows are important to me because I have ugly ones lol. This product is WOW. I bought the brown shade and it just matches me perfectly. The way I use it is almost like retro brows somewhat thick and natural and this pencil delivers! Well, you can use it lightly to draw your brows because it goes on dark but I dont mind it. I learned how to use this pencil in just a second. The only thing I dont like about this pencil is that its too small and thin. It doesnt last me long since I use it everyday. Maybe Maybelline could reduce the price or make it look like a real pencil with thicker lead. The brush is also kinda useless? I dont use it. Overall, I love this product!!!!!! My brows always looking good and people always compliment them.
on 8/19/2010 3:03:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have repurchased this at least 5 times. The light blonde color is a perfect match for me and the quality of these pencils are very similar to the Mac ones. My only complaint is that I use them up so fast, I wish there was a little more product for the money considering they cost about $8 at my drugstore. Other than that, I love this pencil.
on 8/15/2010 11:00:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This is very close to perfect. first it comes in a colour light enough to match my brows and not mismatch the hair on my head, which is a big deal. second it is self sharpening= conveinence,neatness. Third it is thin enough to create hair like strokes. fourth it has staying power. the only cons are miniscule, the brush could be better likethe ones on th rimmel penicls and the pencil can dry but no big deal just roll up some more.
on 8/12/2010 12:55:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've repurchased this twice already, that's how much I like it. My eyebrows: sparse, uneven, patchy. Yuck.
The absolute best part of this pencil is the fact it's a no sharpen, twist up style. Having to sharpen an eyebrow pencil is just awful to me considering how much you end up wasting and how imprecise your lines can get.
I think this pencil appears natural, I'm using the shade Dark Brown for my half asian coloring. It's a breeze to apply because it has such a slim tip, and the intensity is easily controllable.
I don't much use the comb on the end but that could be handy.
Take it from someone who NEEDS to fill in her brows (and even extend them..yes they are that bad), this is a great pencil for creating a natural full brow.
on 7/31/2010 9:24:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Other
Eyes: Hazel
My favorite eyebrow pencil. Easy to use and apply. I've bought so many.
Popular Brows Products
396 Reviews
659 Reviews
25 Reviews
52 Reviews
198 Reviews
406 Reviews


text:
Embossed Flower BoxItem # HN-MA889
- Crafted from durable galvanized steel
- Accents your home and plants
- Antique embossed design
- No assembly required
- Dimensions: 24L x 8W x 6H inches
Similar Planters
Jordan Manufacturing Wood Planter Box with Trellis
Round Polyresin Mesa Planter
$36.01 - $1,589.98
Mayne 36-Inch Rectangle Polyethylene Fairfield Window Box
Lechuza Cubico Self-Watering Indoor/Outdoor Planter
$46.04 - $139.99
Dura-Trel Rectangle Vinyl Camelot Planter Box
Coral Coast Bloomfield Wood Elevated Garden Bed - 70L x 24D x 29H in.
Reviewed by 3 customers
Sort by
- Durable
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Patio
Comments about Embossed Flower Box:
I purchased (2) of these and they are very study, great for start up plants
Comments about Embossed Flower Box:
I purchased (2) of these planters they are very sturdy, and are great for starter plants
Best Uses
Comments about Embossed Flower Box:
We were very pleasantly surprised with the quality and the appearance of the planters. They are well made and durable.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
My Reward points
when you join
My Hayneedle Rewards
Write a review
for each review
for reviews including an
image or video
Customer Q & A
Enter your question, and one of our Customer Care experts will respond via email and also post the answer here.
Your Valid Email
Your Question


text:
editor's review
buy now $29.95
Most users don't realize that the sound coming from their computer is not the best that can be and that some third-party utilities can bring it to a finer quality.
Breakaway is specifically designed to interpose between the soundcard and all the sound generating applications. Basically, it catches the sound produced by an application on the computer, processes it and then sends the improved audio to the output device.
Initial configuration
Immediately after installation the program pops up a guide that takes you through the a brief configuration process that sets Breakaway up in order to work properly and makes it the default playback device.
This initial step should not worry less experienced users because the developer included a wizard-driven interface specifically for making the proper initial settings in the application.
The wizard guides you through all the details (selecting the soundcard, setting a buffer size) and provides the possibility to test the settings before applying them.
Main application window
The main interface also features some sound options of its own, allowing you to view the sound frequencies as well as change to a different mode, more appropriate either to the audio content.
All sound presets available in the application can be altered in terms of compression range, ratio and speed as well as the level of bass boost and the frequency range of the level adjustment.
If you want to check the improvements of the Breakaway processing there is the possibility to stop the active audio enhancement and listen to the sound untouched. Furthermore, two oscilloscopes show both the original and the processed sound, for comparison purposes.
Brakaway does not require any knowledge about sound and how it is processed as the modifications can be noticed clearly. It is not complicated and there are sufficient audio presets available to cover the needs of most users.
top FREE alternatives
top PAID alternatives


text:
Capital View Apartments
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this condo rated in the past?
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Kitchenette
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Capital View Apartments Edinburgh
Travel Blogs from Edinburgh
Edinburgh and Dinner in Kirknewton
... a most interesting fashion. We were invited for dinner at the house of a friend of my niece Danika in Kirknewton, just to the South of Edinburgh. We were surprised when we were brought quite the grand estate. We proceeded to live the life of the aristocracy for the evening, admiring the great oil paintings, baby grand piano in the library, and watching the kids play in the massive manicured gardens. See some of the pics for a flavour!
Searching for Legends 2008
... in the queue for food). Ray had his priorities sorted as after we arrived about 3 bus loads of people arrived and the queue was massive. After lunch we drove along and saw Ben Nevis which is Scotland's highest mountain. We traveled alongside the Caledonian Canal (Scotland was originally called Caledonia) and we arrived in Fort Augustus and the legendary Loch Ness. There was **** all people there. Mostly everyone on our tour bus went into ...
The Great Divide
... boarder to take some photos with the giant stones that label the border. After a group photo and some silly activities later we got back on the bus and began our Scottish adventure.
A few minutes into Scotland we stopped at the services for some lunch. There was a big shop attached which was having a big sale everybody had a good look around at all the tarpin items. I Bought a scarf for a big discount because I didn't have one and it ...
Late Night
Here I am up at 3am local time. It is 8pm back in Utah. I should be sleeping right now, and could if I just let myself lie down. But I am restless. I am already feeling a little homesick. At times I question whether I will be able to meet this challenge that I have placed before me. It is a challenge, but I intent to rise to it. I have set my mind on making this the ...
Whisky, Wedding Venues, Castles and Abbeys
... a fairly new art installation that we "couldn't miss" from the highway. Sure enough about 20 minutes outside of Edinburgh, there they were...two 30 meter high horse head sculptures visible right from the highway! The Kelpies are such a unique sight to see and we were happy to take a quick stop to check them out, it's a long story as far as the significance (a combination of a Scottish myth and a tribute to the horses that ...


text:
Read more Local Videos Stories
Crafters wanted Crafters wanted for the 25th annual Short Pump Ruritan Craft Show Oct. 17. It will be held at Short Pump Middle School
Read more of this story
Governor's holiday tree to celebrate Virginia localities The Executive Mansion, home Read more
Experience Ashland VA October Spooktacular is the coordinated efforts of business Read more
The funniest comedies are actually quite serious beneath the surface—sometimes not Read more
Read more Entertainment Stories
Patrick Henry got off to a fantastic start to its 2015 campaign. In fact, it has been one of the best starts they've
Read more of this story
Lee-Davis football entered uncharted territory when Varina came to town Read more
As the rain picked up in intensity at halftime Friday Read more
"Welcome World!" Those were the first words from Kings Dominion Read more
Read more Sports Stories
The search for a new superintendent of Hanover schools is ramping up. Now that the School Board has selected consultant BWP and Associates, the
Read more of this story
Hanover could soon have an annual three-week summer Career and Technical Read more
Hanover County Public Schools welcomed Dr. Robert F. "Rick" Richardson, Jr., Read more
Nine total individuals vied for two seats that were up for Read more
Read more Education Stories
Bar Hass, a senior at Randolph-Macon College, believes the world needs some fixing up. And, Hass said one of the ways to do that
Read more of this story
As a senior at Randolph-Macon College, Matthew DeBiasse has a lot Read more
Ever since Olivia Phillips was little, she has enjoyed helping others Read more
Planes can be used for a lot more than just transportation—they Read more
Read more Lifestyles Stories
Mechanicsville residents can expect a new, larger Kroger grocery store along Route 360 in the near future. The Hanover Board of Supervisors unanimously
Read more of this story
Update as of Oct. 2: The Hanover Sheriff's Office arrested an Read more
Following a pursuit on foot, officers of the Ashland Police Department Read more
Election Day is not far away. As a result, the Read more
Read more News Stories


text: Donald Sterling Audio: More Racist Comments! by Hilton Hater at April 27, 2014 2:17 pm. Comments Donald Sterling believes black people should be grateful to him because he puts food on their table... and who else would do that?!? Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. Share Tweet Email Edit Delete Follow Donald Sterling? Facebook Disqus Star: Donald Sterling Related Videos: Donald Sterling Videos Related Posts: Donald Sterling on Black NBA Players: I Give Them Money and Food! Donald Sterling and V. Stiviano: Settlement on the Way? Uploaded by: Hilton Hater Uploaded: April 27, 2014


text:
Hilton Northampton
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Hilton Northampton
Travel Blogs from Northampton
Practise pack
... does actually fit. Including the entire pharmacy I've decided to take with me. Can never have enough Imodium I've been warned! The discussions with Sarah about whether we should take a washing line sum up our thinking. I think we need to get into the 'travelling' mindset and fast! Wow, this crazy idea about doing some wandering across the globe has turned into something real and it's happening! Nervous? Excited? I'm not sure i know, I just want to go ...
Waddesdon Manor
... of the houses I have visited here, the rooms themselves are just as impressive if not more impressive than the things in the rooms. At Waddesdon, the reverse is true. Without the art and furnishings, the rooms would not be very remarkable, it the objects in the room that are special. Preservation of these objects is taken very seriously here. The blinds and windows are all closed and the level of light in each room is very strictly controlled. ...
It's been a long day
... through wonderfully unspoilt areas and is very much a river of contrasts. Not only does the pronunciation of its name change from 'Nen" to 'Neen' at (approximately) Thrapston Town Bridge but the land through which it flows changes character completely once the A1 trunk road has been crossed. We were last here two years ago and discovered new places to enjoy. I wonder if we will find even more treasures on this visit.
Owls and Pies
... there weren't any Bewick's Swans in view and we couldn't find a Smew either, so I started the more arduous task of sorting through the gulls. Mediterranean gulls can be quite distinctive but they can also be quite anonymous, depending upon the plumage so a bit of patience is required, but at least sifting through the gulls systematically also tends to increase the chance of finding anything else unusual.
Whilst I was looking across ...
... downstream from the source
of the Nile. This is a spectacular area, and with one kilometre of raging water below Bujagali Falls, a superb place to go
whitewater rafting or kayaking. You can also organise quad biking , horse riding or a visit to a local school.
Days 73 to 79
Re-entering Kenya, we travel around the foothills of Mount Kenya before embarking on the next phase of our journey. This
leads us into the remoteness of northern Kenya - where we ...


text:
WEEKEND — From 'in ruins' to 'Best in Show' – the Sachem once again graces Winnipesaukee
LACONIA – The day the Sachem was quietly launched into the water at the western ramp of Irwin Marine was a moment the Kiedaisch family will remember for a long time.
As the water reflected off her white sides and the sun highlighted the topside mahogany woodwork, the completely restored 1952 27-foot, semi-enclosed, custom-made Chris-Craft came back to the only home she's ever known – the waters of Paugus Bay and Lake Winnipesaukee.
For owner Gary Kiedaisch, the Sachem's launch was a family affair with the promise of many hours of boating on his and his family's favorite lake. His son Seth, an artisan woodworker from Andover, had done the entire restoration.
For Irwin Marine owner Jack Irwin, the boat's restoration and launch brought back memories of his halcyon days as the largest Chris-Craft dealer in the country and of May 16, 1952, the day he sold the boat to one of his best friends, Louis Cushing, who was the owner of the Quarterdeck Motel on the Weirs Boulevard.
Irwin said Cushing had recently built the Quarterdeck Motel and used the boat to take his guests on trips around Lake Winnipesaukee.
"She was a party boat," Irwin said, noting that she had been specially designed without a cab so her passengers could enjoy the sunshine.
Custom designed with twin 95 Model K inboard engines, Irwin remembers how they would race the boat on Sundays in the handicap races that used to be held on a triangular race course delineated with buoys between Weirs Bay and Meredith Bay.
"Being semi-enclosed, she was a great boat for Lake Winnipesaukee because of her design," Irwin said.
He recalled he had a tough time special ordering the boat, and was only able to succeed because of the size of his dealership on the lake. He also said that Cushing was the second owner. The first owner had it less than a year before returning it to Irwin's.
"This was an expensive boat," he said noting that in 1952 the boat cost $9,000. "A boat like that would cost $100,000 today."
Fast forward about 55 years and Gary Kiedaisch, the CEO of Igloo Products Corp. and Gilford resident, was driving down Route 3 in the Weirs section of Laconia when he spotted an old wooden boat sitting on a corner lot belonging to Charlie Gaff – a local boat mechanic and restorer.
Gaff said he had owned the boat for about two years after purchasing it from one his best friends, George Bartemus, who he thinks bought the boat from Cushing around 1972 and also used it exclusively on Lake Winnipesaukee.
He said the craft used to be named the Cruisin' Lady.
"If George could see her today, she'd bring tears to his eyes," Gaff said.
"It was almost in ruins," Kiedaisch said, speaking about the first time he got a close look.
But since Kiedaisch's passion is wooden boats and restoration – the Sachem is his fourth - he said he recognized the boat had a unique design.
"An open runabout with great lines," he said.
Kiedaisch said he worked out a deal with Gaff to purchase the boat, but when he brought two different wooden boat restorers to look at her, both said she was "too far gone."
He said one restorer warned him that if he went to move her, she would likely fall into pieces.
But Kiedaisch had one card left to play and that was his son, Seth, who had studied woodworking at the College of the Redwoods Fire Furniture under master woodworker James Krenov, a Russian immigrant who taught that woodworking was as much philosophy as it was craft.
"In a weak father-and-son moment he agreed to do it," said Kiedaisch.
He said he held his breath as the boat was successfully lifted on to a flatbed and taken to Seth's workshop in Andover.
Seth said the only words he could think of when he first saw the boat on the trailer were "Holy crap!"
Seth, who is admitted into the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, did some research about the style of boat and visited what he described as a sister ship. An added bonus was that Jack Irwin had the original specifications of the boat in the archived files at the marina.
He said it was from the research and the spec sheet that he realized the sides of the boat had been painted white.
The restoration project took Seth two years. Still needing to keep a roof over his head, he said he worked on it between jobs.
"My kids are about a foot taller now than from when I started," he quipped.
"I had her flipped in my workshop," he said, adding there was only about a half inch of clearance space between the hull and his shop ceiling.
But he kept at it, at one point building his own steam box to gently bend to curves of the wood to mesh perfectly with her lines. He rebuilt the transom, added a new deck, and put a whole new bottom on her.
"Everything else is as original as it could be," he said.
Seth said even the brass strip on the bow of the Sachem was reworked and reinstalled.
With all but the finishing touches finished, the Kiedaisches moved the Sachem to Muller Boatworks on Lake Sunapee for the mechanical work.
Kiedaisch said the original engines were taken out and sent to an engine rebuilder who in many cases had to find obscure parts and in some cases had to make them to order.
He said the fuel pumps were converted from 6 volts to 12 volts and Muller Boatworks did all of the rewiring and the electrical work.
Three days before the 41st Annual Lake Winnipesaukee Antique and Boat Show, started by Jack Irwin and his late brother, Jim, the Sachem slipped into the water.
Kiedaisch said he named her the Sachem because his wife Cindy graduated from Laconia High School whose mascot is a Sachem. He said she also went to Camp Sachem on Lake Winnipesaukee when she was a youth.
On July 26, Sachem was awarded First in Class for her size and category and later named High Point Boat – or Best in Show.
"This is a great honor for me," Kiedaisch said.
Because of the honor, Kiedaisch said it'll be a while before the Sachem is housed permanently in the first boat slip at Channel Marine – the same slip rented by his grandfather in the 1940s.
He's been invited to participate at the 50th Annual Antique Boat Show and Auction in Clayton, N.Y., along the St. Lawrence River this weekend, and he said Seth has hauled the Sachem there.
While Kiedaisch's plans are to use the boat on Lake Winnipesaukee with his family, like two other boats that he's restored, the Sachem could one day end up in one of the many boat museums in the country.
His 1930 Chris-Craft is housed at the New England Boat Museum while his 1950 Penyan is in a museum in California.
But for Kiedaisch, the Sachem is more than a boat, it's a family project as well as affirmation of his lifelong friendship with Jack Irwin, who sold his parents one of their first boats in 1959.
"I've known Jack my whole life," he said. "He's just a wonderful man."
Last Updated on Monday, 15 September 2014 01:31
Hits: 404
Council strikes deal for curbside pick-up of bulky items
LACONIA —The City Council this week approved an arrangement reached between the Department of Public Works and Cassela Waste Systems to offer residents curbside collection of bulky and metal items for a reasonable fee.
Residents must purchase a tag costing $6 for each item to be collected. Tags may be purchased either at the City Clerk's office at City Hall or at the Department of Public Works on Bisson Avenue.
Non-metal items, including furniture, mattresses, box springs, carpet, and even toilets and sinks, will be collected weekly on the regularly scheduled collection day. A tag must be affixed to each bulky item to be collected.
Metal items, including sleep sofas, shelving, washers and dryers, will be collected on the first Wednesday of each month. When tags are purchased, the name and address of the resident, along with a description of what is to be collected, will be recorded to enable the driver to make the collection.
As with trash and recyclables, bulky items should be on the curb by 6 a.m. on the day they are scheduled to be collected.
No electronic equipment, including television sets, computers, monitors and microwave ovens, or items containing freon, like refrigerators, freezers, air-conditioning units, or construction and demolition materials will be collected at the curbside.
Anyone with questions about the program may call Ann Saltmarsh at the Department of Public Works, 528-6379, extension 300.
After offering recycling bins free of charge and totes at discounted prices for some time, the City Council decided to begin charging the current market price for both. However, the Department of Public Works will provide stickers marked "Recycling" free of charge, which can be placed on any rigid container.
Last Updated on Saturday, 13 September 2014 12:57
Hits: 202
GOP primary result foreshadows change at Belknap County Complex
LACONIA — The outcome of the Republican primary elections last week foreshadows significant changes in the composition and character of both the Belknap County Commission and Belknap County Convention, which have been at each other's throats for the past two years.
Richard Burchell of Gilmanton, who as a member of the convention was a harsh critic of the commission, ousted fellow Republican and incumbent commissioner John Thomas in District 2, representing Barnstead, Belmont, Gilmanton and Tilton. Without a Democratic opponent in the general election, Burchell is assured of a seat on the commission.
Burchell will join incumbent Steve Nedeau of Meredith, a Republican, and the winner of the election between Republican Dave Devoy of Sanbornton and Democrat David Pollak of Laconia. Although both Republicans, Burchell and Nedeau have been on opposite sides of the fence for two years, which leaves the balance of power among the commissioners hanging on the contest between Devoy and Pollak.
Together Burchell and Devoy, both tightfisted, would form a fiscally conservative majority on the commission. Both sided with the convention in its dispute with the convention over the county budget, which appears to have been resolved when the Belknap County Superior Court affirmed the authority of the convention to prepare and manage the budget. As commissioners Burchell and Devoy would likely drive a harder bargain with the State Employees Association (SEA), the union representing county employees, especially over the employees' share of health insurance premiums, which has been a priority for the majority of the convention. Burchell believes the commission should hire a professional negotiator to deal with the SEA rather than expect county administrative staff, who enjoy the same benefits as union members, to negotiate contracts fair to both employees and taxpayers.
Both Burchaell and Devoy are critics of the process the commission has followed in planning for the county jail. But, while Devoy claims that the problems at the jail can be addressed for $2-million or less, Burchell, who is reluctant to cite a specific figure, believes that a larger investment will be necessary.
Should Pollak top Devoy, the commission would have a more centrist character.
Pollak, a professor at Lakes Region Community College, describes himself as "a good listener" and, in light of the wrangling at the county complex, touts his experience as a referee.
Pollak, who has visited several county jails and spoken with their superintendents, said "I'm not in a place where I can say this is the number." Instead, he suggested there are three options: renovate the existing facility, rehabilitate existing space and add new space and reduce the cost of the plan before the jail planning committee. He stressed that the county should work closely with the municipalities to determine what they can afford without compromising their capacity to to invest in required capital projects. Pollak said next week he is meeting with Hunter Taylor of Alton, an associate of Burchell and critic of the current plan who has closely studied the cost of constructing correctional facilities.
The primary ensured that the composition and character of the convention will also change with the general election. Six of the 13 Republican members of the convention chose not to seek re-election: Burchell, Colette Worsman and Bob Greemore of Meredith, Stephen Holmes and Jane Cormier of Alton, and Charles Fink of Belmont. Cormier, Holmes and Fink were serving their first term in the New Hampshire House of Representatives and the voting records of all six were among the most conservative of its 400 members.
Five of the seven incumbents likely to return — Frank Tilton, Don Flanders, Bob Luther of Laconia, Herb Vadney of Meredith and Dennis Fields of Sanbornton — are more experienced or more pragmatic legislators. Among the winners of GOP primaries is Brian Gallagher of Sanbornton, a veteran of the state budget office, Dave Russell of Gilmanton and George Hurt of Gilford are former state representatives and Russ Dumais of Gilford is a former selectman. The other two — Glen Aldrich of Gilford and Ray Howard of Alton — are more conservative and likely to align themselves with Mike Sylvia of Belmont and Guy Comtois of Barnstead, the most conservative of the remaining incumbents.
All five Democrats on the covention — David Huot and Beth Arsenault of Laconia, Lisa DiMatrino of Gilford, Ruth Gulick of New Hampton and Ian Raymond of Sanbornton — are defending their seats. The best chances for Democrats to gain seats are in Laconia, where Tom Dawson, a former State Fire Marshall, is running for one of the four seats; in Barnstead, where Bruce Marriott came within 252 votes of defeating Comtois in 2012; and in Belmont, where selectman Ron Cormier and George Condodemetraky are competing with Sylvia and Shari Lebreche, who gained her place on the ballot with a write-in campaign.
The general election will be held on Tuesday, November 4.
Last Updated on Saturday, 13 September 2014 12:45
Hits: 462
After 5 year suspension, Gilford psychiatrist may reapply for medical license
CONCORD — A Gilford psychiatrist may reapply for his medical license after agreeing to a five-year suspension that is retroactive to February 2009 when he voluntarily surrendered the license.
According to a settlement agreement made public yesterday by the state Board of Medicine, Gregory Bahder can ask for his license back provided he provides proof of 18 months of psychotherapy and is favorably recommended by his treating physician. In addition, he must complete a professional boundaries education class, and that agrees to a 10-year contract with the N.H. Professionals Health Program that will allow them to randomly test him for drugs and/or alcohol for at least the first 12 months of the contract.
Bahder voluntarily surrendered his license in February 2009 after he engaged in sexual activity with a female patient following her treatment for cocaine dependency while she was incarcerated at the Belknap County House of Correction.
He agrees that if a disciplinary matter were held, the evidence supporting professional misconduct would include that he had four sessions with the female inmate in late 2007 and into early 2008 and that before her release the two exchanged personal phone numbers.
Bahder also agreed that the evidence would support that in June 2008 and in November 2008 he met with his former patient in Manchester and engaged in sex with her in exchange for money. During the November get-together, the two purchased crack cocaine and smoked it together in a motel room.
Should Bahder's license be reinstated, he must submit four semi-annual progress reports, continue treatment with his own physicians and psychotherapist, and provide a copy of the settlement agreement to any current or potential employer for two years after he gets his license back.
He also agrees that for as long as he practices in New Hampshire he will be associated with a practice that has no less than three other licensed physicians.
In 2010, a jury in the Hillsborough County Superior Court acquitted him of four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault after his arrest in Bedford in 2009.
It is unlawful in New Hampshire for a doctor to have a sexual relationship with a patient within a year of the time treatment ends.
In all the above matters, Bahder was represented by Atty. Mark Sisti.
Last Updated on Saturday, 13 September 2014 12:03
Hits: 922
More Articles...
- Putnam Fund hosting free Doo-Wop & 60's British pop concert tonight
- Meredith hosts annual 9-11 observance
- 'Credible threat' leads to lockdown at Newfound High School
- Bristol selectmen choose incremental path for expansion of town's solar power
- Myers: City hasn't taken a position on affordability of new county jail
- City Hall area water to be shut off for 7 hours on Monday night


text:
All Android applications categories
All Android games categories
by: Ateam Inc. | 7
A collection of cute items collected by a forest squirrel♪ A pleasant and comfy theme♪
list of ADW Theme★--------------
To use this theme you must use either [ADW.Launcher] or [ADW.LauncherEX] as your home application.
■Setting up [ADW.Launcher]
1.Install [ADW.Launcher]
2.Start [ADW.Launcher] and open the following: [Menu] → [Other] → [ADW Settings] → [Theme Settings] . Then select the theme you want to use.
Find out more about the following applications and other designs!!
Tags: cherished treasures , go theme cherished treasures , cute adw launcher theme
from 7 reviews


text:
8am to 6pm
Pinellas & Tampa
Wallpaper can add instant change to your home ~ from whimsical to elegant. Wallpaper can transform boring to bold, without the expense of custom painting. There are hundreds of selections to choose from. Would you like a wallpaper border of boats for your nautical theme office? Do you dream of an elegant damask wallpaper print for your master suite?
Unless you live in a turn of the century colonial, your wallpaper could be showing the age of your home. Do you still have that 60's fruit in the kitchen ? Retro not your style? Maybe retro
your style but not fruit or flowers. We have solutions and suggestions for wallpaper, for any style. Do you want to remove your wallpaper but don't know how? Do you want to replace your old wallpaper but not sure what to use? Kevin can advise you of the best type of wallpaper for any room in your home.
The art of hanging wallpaper is just that. Kevin has over ten years experience hanging wallpaper. Kevin trained for three years with a master paperhanger, who has over forty years of experience. He is well equipped to handle any of your wallpaper installation or removal needs. Often times a homeowner will try a DIY project with wallpaper, spending more time and money than a professional would charge. Removal of wallpaper if not performed properly can have an adverse effect on any future wallpaper installation or long lasting paint. We offer quality workmanship, fast and reliable service, with competitive pricing.
Are YOU ready for a new look? Call us today!
* Some
North and East
areas of Tampa may be out of our FREE consultation service area. We will make consultation appointments for a small fee, waived with your service contract.
727-289-5732 or 727-455-8850


text:
The Dead End: A Sign the Right Choice is About to be Made. ~ Andie Britton-Foster
Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions.
My partner and I recently volunteered to put our relationship to the test. It was a one- part sun, two- parts wind afternoon in Kingston, Ontario. On a bicycle ride that felt more like flying than pedaling, we came across a corn maze. After a few minutes of polite conversation about how one gets into the 'corn maze industry,' the owner of the establishment sent us off with a walkie-talkie, some vague directions and an encouraging smile.
I admit, I felt a bit like Harry Potter in the Tri-Wizard tournament, and resolved to come out victorious, yet inwardly deflated and scarred from the whole experience.
And we're off. We quickly established that although open conversation is crucial to a healthy relationship, a corn maze works best if both members are painfully passive aggressive. Passive aggressiveness will allow you to step back when it comes to forks in the road, letting your partner take the lead. In this way, when you hit yet another dead end, it is entirely his fault, and you can secretly feel self-righteous, simply because you didn't make the bad judgment call.
Passive aggressiveness: getting couples lost in corn mazes since 1816.
Luckily for us, the owner of this corn maze was a words-of-wisdom enthusiast. Each dead end we hit hosted a sign with uplifting 'zen of the moment' quotations, such as "The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese." These signposts sent us bouncing back the way we came, ready to try the other option in the forked road—the one you secretly thought was correct the whole time.
On our eightieth dead end, we came across these words:
Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions.
We both laughed in our passive-aggressive, dehydrated way, and turned around yet again to head back to where we came from, wiser from the mistake made.
My partner reflected on the words, in relation to the seemingly unending itchy corn maze we were stuck in. "Imagine," he mused, "That just by chance, we took all the right turns, never hitting a dead end in this entire maze." What turmoil that would cause! We would spend the entire maze anxious as to whether or not we were going to the right direction, uncertainty building with every step, second-guessing our rights and lefts and rights again, until we reached the exit and feel….what? Anticlimactic? Nervous and sweaty? Constipated?
Whereas every single wrong turn that my partner and I took made us more certain of the success around the next bend. 'Left was wrong? That's great! That only leaves right!' Every "zen of the moment sign" that we hit recharged us. Our good decisions came directly from our bad ones.
An hour and a half later, we walked out of that maze feeling cathartic. I imagine this is how the Jamaican bobsled team felt when crossing the finish line (see Cool Runnings.) Sure, we had some slow starts and took some corners sharply with perhaps too much confidence, but at the end of the day, we made it, and felt like total champions.
Now to apply this to real life. Any success we have is generally borne of a previous failure. Any improvement is based on a place that left 'room to improve.' Many a wise and honest act are credited to the ghost of not-so-noble-choices. We learn through the dead ends, the wrong turns, the backtracking and the cautionary tales of our own selves. We grow through stumbling, and second attempts. We honor the good through remembering the bad.
Let this corn maze be a shitty metaphor.
Be steadfast in your resolve, forgiving in your mistakes, and proud of your lessons learned. When in doubt, turn right.
Like elephant journal on Facebook
Ed: Sara Crolick
Incorrect source, offensive, or found a typo? Email us (please put title in subject bar of email so we'll be able to fix). Or do you want to write for Elephant?
{Waylon H. Lewis C Enterprises 2015: Use Rights in perpetuity. Ownership remains with author.}
7 Responses to "The Dead End: A Sign the Right Choice is About to be Made. ~ Andie Britton-Foster"
I can't turn left!
haha, still haven't learned?
Thanks for the life lesson
Love this! This is a great perspective on life. Thanks for sharing.
Thank for the enlightening and humorous article. What a lovely story to bring in the new season.
Nice article…a microcosm of real life. Good that you had a decisive partner with you.Isn't the name for corn really "maize" so it would be a "maize maze"
Loved it sweetie, you keep my head in gear. Wish I could print them all out


text:
Get the benefits of a FREE ReadySetEat Membership!
When you have a hankering for cake, but don't have a lot of time, these quick and easy mug cake recipes are the perfect, sweet solution!
Follow us on Pinterest: ReadySetEat
You are now signed up for the ReadySetEat newsletter.
On busy weeknights, you want dinners that are quick, easy and delicious - and we deliver right to your inbox! Just drop us your email address to sign up for the ReadySetEat newsletter. See a sample newsletter here.


text:
Review Male-sterility systems in pigeonpea and their role in enhancing yield
Plant Breeding (Impact Factor: 1.6). 01/2010;
Male-sterility has been successfully used for enhancing yield in a number of cereal and vegetable crops. In food legumes, this technology could never be used either due to non-availability of natural out-crossing system, or an efficient male-sterility system or both. Pigeonpea [Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.] is a partially cross-pollinated food legume and recent success in breeding a stable male-sterility system has allowed breeders to exploit hybrid vigour for increasing yields. The cytoplasmic-nuclear male-sterility (CMS)-based hybrids have recorded 28.4% yield superiority over local checks in farmersÕ fields. This paper besides summarizing the reports of all the genetic and CMS systems, also discusses the prospects of utilizing these male-sterility systems in commercial hybrid breeding programmes.
Full-textDOI: · Available from: Shrikant Laxmikantrao Sawargaonkar, Oct 03, 2015
Data provided are for informational purposes only. Although carefully collected, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The impact factor represents a rough estimation of the journal's impact factor and does not reflect the actual current impact factor. Publisher conditions are provided by RoMEO. Differing provisions from the publisher's actual policy or licence agreement may be applicable.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: With 2 figures and 6 tables Male sterility is described for the first time in lupin crop species Lupinus angustifolius L. and Lupinus luteus L. and is also characterized in the Andean lupin, Lupinus mutabilis Sweet. In L. angustifolius and L. luteus, male-sterile plants were identified in artificially induced mutation populations, while in L. mutabilis, both naturally occurring and induced male-sterile plants were selected. For L. angustifolius artificially induced sterility, the segregation ratios in F1, F2 and backcrosses showed a single-gene recessive inheritance and was concluded to be of a nuclear rather than cytoplasmic form. In L. luteus, male-sterile plants were recovered from an M3 mutation population derived from cv. 'Wodjil', and several were consistent with that of single recessive gene, most likely nuclear. A naturally occurring sterility in L. mutabilis was concluded to be cytoplasmic with identification of restorer and maintainer genotypes. The trait in L. mutabilis has greatly increased the rate of F1 seed set with zero selfing. Male sterility could be useful for increasing crossing efficiency in breeding programmes, for exploiting heterosis and for interspecific hybridization.Plant Breeding 07/2011; 131(131):155-163. DOI:10.1111/j.1439-0523.2011.01903.x · 1.60 Impact Factor


text:
Sign in now to view, license and download this image or contact us to see this image without a watermark. Want to embed this image on a non-commercial website or blog? Learn more.
Similar imagesView all
Pencil And Eraser On Graph Sheet Stock PhotoAccuracy,Close-up,Color Image,Compatability,Eraser,Focus On Foreground,Graph Paper,Indoors,No People,Office,Office Supply,Pencil,Perfection,Photography,Sharp,Three Objects,VerticalPhotographer VisageCollection: Stockbyte


text:
Share your experience
(Herpes Labialis Disease Finding)
Herpes labialis or "orolabial herpes" is an infection of the lip by herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). An outbreak typically causes small b...Read on Wikipedia
Common Cold Sores treatments discussed around the web
Valtrex 4,323
Abreva 3,122
Zovirax 2,512
117,310 conversations around the web about Cold Sores to help you make a decision
Cold Sores and Clove Oil
content loaded dynamically
We found 23 discussions
as I feel the cold sore coming on. I've never used Abreva,...
" ...use tea tree oil or clove oil on cold sores. ��I think ...soon as I feel the cold sore coming on. I've never used... "
in and we have all used it on cold sores for some temporary...
" For the pain, you can try something with clove oil in it. It's like a natural verson of Anbesol, ...when DD's wisdom teeth came in and we have all used it on cold sores for some temporary... "
herpes ulcers. (I don't get cold sores, I get mouth ulcers...
" ...to happen, especially if they are herpes ulcers. (I don't get cold sores, I get mouth ulcers - it's the same herpes virus.) It's worth ...about it next time you're there. Use sm33 or clove oil to... "
husband gets terrible cold sores and canker sore's and has...
" My husband gets terrible cold sores and canker sore's and has ...and nonprescription. Then we discovered clove oil. You have to mix it ...but within two days his sores are gone. It used... "
helped until then. Clove oil was too disgusting for me...
" I used orajel which relieved the pain, then lay with hit water bottle on my cheek. Was 5mths pregnant at the time. Docs gave me antibiotics but they took 10 days to work so orajel was the only... "
OIL\"Clove Oil for Cold Sores: Another remedy that isnt l...
" CLOVE OIL \"Clove Oil for Cold Sores: Another remedy that isnt listed on here is clove oil. i have used it ever ...blisters approx. once a year. The clove oil dries them up and clears ...heard that a little... "
e those cold sore/toothache ointments (Anbesol in the US) bu...
" ...that fat, lol. I got sick at first when I ...out cold. There are those cold sore/toothache ointments (Anbesol in the US) ...on babies or for teething; clove oil is a natural remedy for... "
sband gave me the only cold sore I've had in my life and I'...
" The best thing to do, is to treat them when the tingling starts, before it atually ...husband gave me the only cold sore I've had in my life ...butter, you can add a couple of drops of clove oil to stop the... "
y medication? You should've been started on acyclovir....
" ...you call people with cold sores on their lips sluts or dirty? Of course not! It's only a virus and unfortunately a common one at that. I haven't slept around either yet I have just contracted it... "
treating cold sores. Most ways to treat cold sores...
" ...find anything on treating cold sores. Most ways to treat cold sores don't help much, but ...tip here somewhere :-) == Elyse, oregano or clove oil mixed in coconut oil (3-4 drops in 1/2 tsp.)... "
Your Saved Posts ()
Sign up to keep them
Top ComparisonsValtrex vs. Abreva Valtrex vs. Zovirax Valtrex vs. Acyclovir Valtrex vs. Famvir Valtrex vs. Valacyclovir
Related HospitalsMayo Clinic University Hospital University Of Maryland Medical Center Massachusetts General Hospital Duke University Hospital Piedmont Hospital Cleveland Clinic
Related searchesCold Sores and Herpes Clove Oil and Pain Cold Sores and Pain Clove Oil and Numbness Cold Sores and Common Cold Clove Oil and Tooth Pain Cold Sores and Infection Clove Oil and Infection Cold Sores and Genital Herpes Clove Oil and Teething
Is this page helpful?
Send us feedback
Feedback sent


text:
|Search | About | Preferences | Interact | Help
|Find any book at the best price.
by Andreadis, Athena
Publisher:Three Rivers Press
Is the Vulcan suppression of emotion biologically viable?
What terrestrial life-form does the Borg most closely resemble?
Where does consciousness go when a crew member of the Enterprise enters the transporter?
If Star Trek has been about the search for life, To Seek Out New Life: The Biology of Star Trek is about understanding these discoveries as we encounter them with the crews of the Enterprise, Voyager, and Deep Space Nine. Harvard biologist Athena Andreadis takes a lively, thought-provoking look at Star Trek's approach to the science of human, humanoid, and other life-forms, exploring what biological principles are probable or possible on the original show and the three series and nine movies that have followed.
This absorbing, illuminating book makes everyone an armchair expert on the difference between science and science fiction on Star Trek, with keen observations into the series' complex worlds of physiology, psychology, and sociology. Its wealth of scientific detail and cultural insight pays tribute to a show that has profoundly shaped the way we understand and view science.
Search under way...
Search complete.
New books: 1 - 25 of 27
Used books: 1 - 25 of 83


text:
|Fri Sep 25 @ 7:30AM - 09:00AM
Holy Mass
|Wed Sep 30 @ 7:30AM - 02:00PM
Beach Day
|Mon Oct 05 @12:00AM
Mid– Term Break
|Fri Oct 23 @ 2:00PM - 04:00PM
Make up Testing
The St Dominic High School recently capped off its twentieth anniversary celebrations with an alumni cocktail party held in its Mathias Voges Hall. Approximately 55 alumni who attended the event…
Dutch is mainly taught as a foreign language at the St Dominic High school, but it is also taught at an advanced level for students with more knowledge of the…
Siddharth Jethwani, IB Class of 2017, Represented St. Dominic High School at International Baccalaureate World Student Conference
Thank you very much !! Please also check the following links: http://www.catholiceducationsxm.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=173:catholic-education-donates-to-dominica&catid=34&Itemid=656 and for some pictures .... http://www.catholiceducationsxm.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=103&Itemid=654&AG_MK=0&AG_form_paginInitPages_1=1&AG_form_albumInitFolders_1=School-Board/Dominica-support&AG_form_scrollTop=0&AG_form_scrollLeft=0&AG_MK=0
Dear All, Our sister island Dominica has been severely damaged due to the passing of Tropical Storm Erica. Many homes have been destroyed and many people are in need of…
Click on the picture to download !


text:
John Cox Dillman Engleheart
1 portrait of John Cox Dillman Engleheart
© National Portrait Gallery, London
John Cox Dillman Engleheart
by John Cox Dillman Engleheart
watercolour and bodycolour on ivory, circa 1810
3 1/8 in. x 2 3/4 in. (79 mm x 70 mm)
Bequeathed by the sitter's grandson, Henry L.D. Engleheart, 1935
Primary Collection
Click on the links below to find out more:
Sitterback to top
- John Cox Dillman Engleheart (1783-1862), Miniature painter. Sitter in 1 portrait, Artist of 2 portraits.
Artistback to top
- John Cox Dillman Engleheart (1783-1862), Miniature painter. Artist of 2 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
Linked publicationsback to top
- Ormond, Richard, Early Victorian Portraits, 1973, p. 161
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 207
- Walker, Richard, Miniatures: 300 Years of the English Miniature, 1998, p. 89
Subjects & Themesback to top
Tell us moreback to top
Can you tell us more about this portrait? Spotted an error, something missing, or do you know anything that we don't know? If you have any information to share please complete the form below


text: Morons Get Destroyed at Public Pool By stefanwaterloo Your worst nightmare comes to life. That and one of those new Jawbone things. Published January 15, 2008 590 views More Info » Full Credits stefanwaterloo Uploader Stats & Data 2 Funny Votes 12 Die Votes 588 Views Published January 15, 2008 Categories: Not Safe For Work Parody Keywords: Public pool And One jawbone macworld bluetooth Hot Girl sexy shark pool CES Sam Bayer Up Next: What Happens After Every Rugby Match AUTOPLAY Up Next In: 10 What Happens After Every Rugby Match What's the Soup Du Jour? It's the Soup of the Day. Kid Freaks out over Hot Girl on Web Cam on Chatroulette Hot Girl Body Spray Follow Facebook Twitter Tumblr Instagram Browse Related Comments 3+ more View All ▶ stefanwaterloo Vaguely Related Videos Vaguely Related Pics & Words Advertisement Advertisement