text:
10 reasons why BYU will beat Wisconsin this Saturday
It's the most wonderful time of the year. No, we're not talking about the holiday season, but the last month of the college football regular season. A lot is on the line for teams across the country, and BYU is no different.
Even though the Cougars already became bowl eligible with their win over Boise State on Oct. 25, the Cougars have a lot more to accomplish this season.
This week the Cougars will face their toughest test of the season as they go up against No. 21 Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium in a nationally televised game (1:30 p.m. MST, ESPN).
No doubt BYU is going to have a battle against a tough Wisconsin team. There is optimism, however, that BYU will be able to beat Wisconsin, and here are 10 reasons why.
Justin Giles is a recent graduate of the University of Utah. Brandon Judd is senior web sports writer at DeseretNews.com Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Oldest first
- Newest first
- Most recommended
I see both teams trying to get the run game going, but I think if we are to win this game it will need to be in the air for BYU. It should be a fun stressful game to watch, but I am not going to say we win this, if we do then I will be as trilled as any BYU faithful. If anything I just hope that we show up with our best game and that BYU looks good on national TV.
- 7:19 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (2)
- Report abuse
I don't see it. I see an under rated Wisconsin team that lost to ASU on the
road because of some very poor officiating and a close loss to Ohio State (9-0)
on the road by a touchdown. I think they have way too much talent for BYU....and
playing at Camp Randall Stadium will be tough....20-5 at home since 2006, 28
consecutive home wins against non-conference opponents.
The place is raucous, abusive and insane.....and that's just during the pre-game.
- 7:39 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (5)
- Report abuse
Hill will need to loosen up the Badger D by going through the air. Then he and
Jamaal can go at 'em with their feet. And the offense needs to show up for
all four quarters.
But it will be the Cougar D that wins the game. They have got to stop the Wisconsin offense and get some turnovers. It will be a very tough game for our Cougs. But I think they can being home a victory.
- 8:12 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (3)
- Report abuse
Gonna be there, so the Cougs better win! And if they have the lead the whole game it will help to keep me warm!
- 9:04 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (3)
- Report abuse
Note: this is just my opinion.
This list is 90% wrong.
1)BYU beat a bad wisconsin team over 30 years ago. Doesn't matter,
2)Bronco Mendenhall vs. Gary Andersen. Frankly going 1-3 with 2 of those losses comming by a combined 4 points vs BYU when you are at USU is very impressive.
3)Special teams. BYU is slightly better at kick returns, but BYU's punt returner (who ever he will be) has yet to return a punt this season.
4) Taysom Hill, the first reasonthat actually matters and/or is actually in BYU's favor.
5) As an independent, BYU has more to play for. Not particularly, and even if they do, the marginal difference will have no effect on the game.
6)Strength of schedule proves BYU is well-tested. There is some slight relevance in this one. While the best team they have played this year is only ranked 30th in the latest BCS polls, only one of BYU's 8 opponents currently has a losing record. The biggest thing this help with is not having BYU come in way overconfident like they did against TCU in 2008. However I doubt they were planning on underestimating Wisconsin.
- 10:04 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (2)
- Report abuse
7) BYU has proven it can beat big power teams. Citing games from previous
decades isn't terribly convincing. Also, Georgia Tech isn't exactly a
power team and beating an 8-5 Oklahoma team on a neutral site really isn't
that impressive anyways. The closest thing you could compare it to is Notre
Dame last year in which the Fighting irish ran for 270 yards.
That being said, BYU is well equiped to face a power run game. Last year ND did rack up 270 yards (though only 17 points). The biggest reason was that BYU had no depth at DT (literally, the 2nd string DT didn't get a single snap). Eventually Funga got worn down and in the second half ND started to find success on the ground. This year BYU has backup DT capable of filling in without a large gap in production.
8) BYU's rushing attack can counter Wisconsin's. I by counter, you mean provide a functional, though markedly inferior product, then you are correct.
For Wisconsin, Gordon averages 8.7 ypc., Clement averages 7.4 ypc, and White 6.3.
For BYU, Hill Averages 5.9 ypc, Hill 5.1 ypc, and Paul Lasike 4.2
- 10:22 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (2)
- Report abuse
continued from above.
9)Kyle Van Noy — he's an All American for a reason. A very valid reason.
10) Abbrederis vs. Hoffman. Not terribly sure what your reason is here and how it relates to the slide title. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that the point is that Hoffman is very good and that is absolutely true.
Now for my 10 reasons why BYU will win (in no particular order)
1) Taysom Hill. Can't let up or he will make you pay in the air or on the ground.
2) KVN. No explanation needed
3) Marques Johnson. The only team that in the past 2 years that has been successful running the ball on this D was ND. Most of their success came in the second half when a depthless Dline started to wear down. BYU simply had no (legitamate) backup NG. Johnson's development prevent a repeat of the problem.
4) Defensive Coaches. I have been extremely impressed with the defensive coaching this season. They have been extremely flexible and effective in how they've defended.
5) BYU's LBs. Argueably the most athletic group in the Country.
continued below
- 10:35 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
I am a Cougs fan, but when I read articles such as this one, sometimes I can't help but respond when the facts listed make no sense at all. I echo a lot of @ Gorum The Old. But let me include my own response why BYU likely won't win. I obviously want them to, and it would be a significant upset if they do, but this is what my brain is telling me why they won't: #1- The #1 reason listed is a Cougs win over 30 years ago. How relevant is that? #2- Mendenall vs. Andersen match-up against far inferior teams than the talent Andersen currently has. Again, irrelevant claim; #3- Special Teams? The Cougs have the "edge" in this area? We just lost our #1 punt returner for the year; #4- Hill and his explosiveness. Agreed, and Hill has been exciting to watch and improve each week; however, he's never faced this level of talent; #7- BYU has proven they can beat big power teams. How relevant is it to this season's team to list games from previous years? I think this game will be Badgers 27 Cougs 10.
- 10:42 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (2)
- Report abuse
6) Big Plays through the air. Most of the bit plays Wisconsin has given up were
through the air against Ohio St, Arizona St, and Illinois. This is the biggest
concern of the Wisconsin defensive coaches. BYU has the QB and the receivers to
make this concern a reality.
7) Absent or Limited Abbrederis. BYU's pass defense is 27th in the nation in pass eficiency defense. They have been dominate against average receivers, but against really really good ones, they have struggled. Abbrederis is really really good. If he can't play, I don't think Wisconsin gets over 150 yards passing.
8) Not full of cupcakes. None of the 6 teams BYU has beaten this year has a losing record. This does two things. It prevents BYU from having an overinflated opinion of themselves because they tourched a buch of puff balls, and it gives the new starters (mainly CBs and OL) much needed real experience and confidence.
- 10:47 a.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
I have my own 10 reasons why BYU won't win:
1 - They're BYU
2 - They're BYU
3 - They're BYU
4 - They're BYU
5 - They're BYU
Anyone sensing a pattern here -
6 - They're BYU
7 - They're BYU
8 - They're BYU
9 - They're BYU
10 - They're BYU
Wisconsin's offensive lines are always built on power. The Y had better be ready for an extremely physical game, like the game in Palo Alto last night. If they're not it will be like a hammer coming down, and it won't be pretty. Also, expect a Gary Anderson D, but with better athletes that USU. Sorry BYU, I'll take Wisconsin by at least 17.
- 12:37 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (3)
- Report abuse
Lot of interesting rants here. I agree what happened 33 seasons ago is pretty
On the other hand, Bronco has beating Anderson a lot and Wisconsin's strengths offensively play right into BYU's defensive wheelhouse. As for Wisconsin's vaunted defense, it has faced six offenses that rank from #69 to #235 among 240 NCAA FBS>FCS programs. #69 Illinois rolled up 32 points as did ASU and Ohio State scored 31. BYU can move the ball and score, possibly enough to win. Nobody sane would predict a BYU win in Madison tomorrow, at least not with their heads. But my gut tells me there is an upset looming out there. I may be wrong! But BYU fans should have plenty of sound land logical reasons to hope for the upset.
- 1:34 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
one reason BYU loses to Wisconsin... Wisconsin is just a better football team
- 2:04 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
This should be a great game. We'll get a pretty good idea of how good the Cougars stack up against a very good team. A win here puts the team in the top 25 for certain.
- 4:42 p.m. Nov. 8, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
The first point is pretty bogus. Citing a victory against Wisconsin back in 1980
as a reason we will win today's game is flat out silly. However, there are
many good points stated.
I don't know if BYU will win. I would like to say so, but it really depends on which BYU team shows up. BYU certainly CAN beat Wisconsin, but that does not mean that they will. I believe Wisconsin is the better team, so it will be tough for BYU. However, BYU can pull of the upset and that would be HUGE for them. All that considered, we'll find out shortly which team BYU puts on the field today.
What I've learned from watching BYU games is that if BYU gets too far behind, they will most likely not catch up. If they get a little ahead, they tend to let the foot off the pedal a little, giving the opponent a chance to catch up. I think the key to winning is to keep from letting Wisconsin get too far ahead, and NEVER LET UP! Keep the pedal to the metal! BYU will need to give all they've got to win.
- 11:18 a.m. Nov. 9, 2013
- Like
- Report abuse
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments
- Injured Mormon senior missionary shares long...
- If Mitt Romney endorsed Gary Johnson, Utah...
- Judge sends Jeremy Johnson to prison for more...
- Dick Harmon: SI writer gets firsthand...
- LDS couple has inspired in the years after...
- Big 12 watch: BYU's success in football and...
- Morning links: Joe Ingles has a busy week;...
- Utah drive-in theaters offer new films with a...


text:
Planning a larger kink event like Winter Wickedness is stressful enough, without adding in efforts to shut it down by the Radical Right. Although we recognized an effort such as this is largely based on misinformation and people's fear of the unknown, we had invested significant amounts of time, effort and capitol, and were unwilling to be swayed by biased attempts to cancel the event.
With two weeks left before opening day, we heard that a local Christian radio station had done an inflammatory story on our event. Subsequently, the host hotel began receiving a smattering of calls from the listeners demanding the event's cancellation. We initially contacted the NCSF to consult with their specialists as a preparatory step, in case this was picked up by the mainstream media.
A week later, the Radical Right had discovered their efforts were not producing the desired effect. They stepped it up and began contacting the mainstream media, the local authorities, including the health dept, the fire marshal, the local police dept, etc – in an effort to bring more pressure. We again reached out to the NCSF, which had Susan on the case, and Robin coming in for the event. Between the coordination of the Action Alert e-mails, Robin on the ground as the local media spokesperson, Susan keeping the heat on, and calling in to offer the media another voice – we had the NCSF as an invaluable ally in maintaining our sexual freedoms.
Although what it is that we do (WIITWD) is legal, safe, sane and consensual and had been given the go ahead by the local and state authorities; the radical right's sensationalism, grassroots efforts and pointed innuendos implying inappropriate behavior, can create enough fear to jeopardize a venue. The NCSF has proven to us, beyond any doubt, that they are willing and able to fight back the bias and discriminatory efforts against us. The NCSF is a valuable asset to the Kink, Leather, GLBT and Alt Sex lifestyles. Adventures In Sexuality (AIS) is proud to be an NCSF Coalition Partner and will continue to bring the NCSF to all our events.
Barak & Sheba
Owners – Adventures In Sexuality
Adventures In Sexuality
Resources for doctors, lawyers, therapists and other professionals.
Information helpful when considering finding a Kink Aware Professional.
Kink Aware Professionals is a service offered by NCSF dedicated to providing the community with referrals to psychotherapeutic, medical, legal and other professionals who are knowledgeable about and sensitive to diverse expressions of sexuality.
Kevin Carlson
NCSF Board Member
The Kink Aware Professionals Directory (KAP) is a free service managed and funded by the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom (NCSF). For questions and further information, please contact the KAP Coordinator. All material on this site is Copyright © 2011 NCSF and cannot be copied unless permission is granted. Links to this site, however, are welcome.
Copyright 2012-2015 - National Coalition for Sexual Freedom - NCSFreedom.org
Joomla! Web Development & Hosting by Polished Geek LLC - PolishedGeek.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Today Bluegrass Outpatient in Bowling Green celebrated 25 years of providing physical therapy to the community.
To celebrate they had an open house that included free health screenings and a massage.
Barbara DeFebbo with Bluegrass Outpatient says the screening are a great way to see if physical therapy is needed to ease muscle pain.
"If they have some persistent pain or some discomfort they can come and get a free screening and our therapists can tell them, I think you need to see a doctor or maybe you can get by with some exercises at home or maybe you can benefit from a course of physical therapy," says DeFebbo.
They are also celebrating the 5Th anniversary of the Womens Only Clinic which is the only women's physical therapy clinic in the area between Nashville and Louisville.


text:
I have this in a php file from Contact Form 7, which I load into a modal window (FancyBox) and I would like to close it after the user will press the Submit button.
I was thinking of adding onSubmit="action" to the form but I don't know how or which one is the function I am supposed to use to close the modal window?
$form .= '<form action="' . esc_url_raw( $url ) . '" method="post"' . ' class="' . esc_attr( $class ) . '"' . $enctype . '>' . "\n";
Is this the right approach?
Also, if I can make it to click on a PayPal button right after that, it will be brilliant.


text:
Home > Food > Recipes > Ham Breakfast Casserole
Ham Breakfast Casserole
Categories: Casseroles
Type: Breakfast
Type: Breakfast
Start your busy weekend off with this hearty ham breakfast casserole. It will fuel the entire family's activity-filled day!
Serves: Serves: 4
- 8 slices reduced-calorie white bread
- 1 full cup (6 ounces) finely diced Dubuque 97% fat-free ham or any extra-lean ham
- 1/2 cup (one 2.5-ounce jar) sliced mushrooms, drained
- 3/4 cup (3 ounces) shredded Kraft reduced-fat Cheddar cheese
- 4 eggs, beaten, or equivalent in egg substitute
- 1 1/3 cups skim milk
- 1 teaspoon dried onion flakes
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon pepper
Save Recipe
Add to shopping list
- Spray an 8-by-8-inch baking dish with butter-flavored cooking spray.
- Place 4 slices of bread in prepared baking dish. Sprinkle ham, mushrooms, and Cheddar cheese over top. Cover with remaining 4 slices of bread.
- In a medium bowl, combine eggs and skim milk. Add onion flakes, parsley flakes, and lemon pepper. Mix well to combine.
- Evenly pour egg mixture over bread. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or up to overnight.
- Uncover and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
- Place baking dish on a wire rack and let set for 5 minutes. Cut into 4 servings.
excerpted from:
From COOKING HEALTHY WITH THE KIDS IN MIND by JoAnna Lund. Used by arrangement with Perigee, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc. Copyright © 1998 by Healthy Exchanges, Inc.
If you'd like to buy this book, click here.
Sign-Up Now!
Sign up to save recipes or create shopping lists online.
Already registered? Login here
Cooking Tips
Loading the player...
More Videos:


text:
We had family over this weekend, so we cooked up an Indian feast. As always, I made a large pot of dhal and some tandoori tofu. Both were big hits with our non-vegan guests. I also made this Cauliflower in a Cashew Sauce--awesome.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Cauliflower in a Cashew Sauce
We had family over this weekend, so we cooked up an Indian feast. As always, I made a large pot of dhal and some tandoori tofu. Both were big hits with our non-vegan guests. I also made this Cauliflower in a Cashew Sauce--awesome.
Posted by Vegan Dad at 8:07 PM
Labels: cauliflower, Indian
9 comments:
- Coppe said...
This looks very nice. It's going on my list of things to make this week.
I love cauliflower and I've never tried it with cashews.
- October 15, 2007 at 1:46 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
Thanks for the note, Coppe. The cashews give the sauce a creamy taste that works well with the tomoato and spices. You could throw in some extra firm tofu chunks if you want. Let me know how it all turns out (or, I Guess I could just look on your blog).
- October 15, 2007 at 8:22 PM
- Coppe said...
I will (I promise a blog post with photos!). It's on my list for tomorrow.
I can just imagine the chunks of tofu oozing with creamy cashew sauce. I'll make sure to pick up some tofu tomorrow.
- October 16, 2007 at 5:51 PM
- Coppe said...
It was as good as it looked. I made a big batch, because I don't have any time to cook tomorrow or the day after, so I'm going to be enjoying it for a couple of nights more (something which I do not regret at all).
Here's the blog post (with photos!).
- October 17, 2007 at 8:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
You had me until "mushrooms"... I hate mushrooms. Normally I'd leave them out but 2 cups is a lot to leave out. Can I substitute some other vegetable?
- May 21, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
You can just leave the shrooms out (they cook down anyway) and enjoy the cauliflower.
- May 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
Thanks, will do.
- May 24, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- Vegmers said...
I loved this recipe! I added about 2/3 of a pound of tofu and the mushrooms that are called for. I'm very glad that it made a huge quantity so that my husband and I can eat it for several meals.
- September 8, 2009 at 10:07 PM
- Anonymous said...
Sorry, I'm a novice cook. Is the chili powder the kind you use in mexican cooking or is it hot Indian chili powder?
- March 4, 2010 at 7:59 PM


text:
In addition to the discharge of climate-affecting substances and health-affecting substances, transportation also causes other environmental effects, of which noise is one of the more noticeable. Especially in urban areas. Some noise pollution can be eliminated through traffic and urban planning. But since commercial transport in many respects is the life blood of the economy, less noisy vehicles are called for.
Negative impact of undesired noise
Apart from hearing injuries, noise can give symptoms of stress such as raised blood pressure, raised heart rate, insomnia, difficulty in concentrating, headache and general tiredness. Therefore the EU Commission has set objectives and targets regarding noise pollution.
The objective is to reduce the number of people affected by long-term high levels of noise by around 20% by year 2020 (based on year 2000 and an estimated 100 million people).
How quiet can a truck get?
Our sound engineers estimate that an embedded acoustic solution can reduce the Sound Pressure Level to 72 dBA at 7,5m with a procedure adapted to traffic in urban areas.
It is however worth noting that at speeds from 50 km/h, it is the vehicle's tyres that make the noise rather than the driveline. This means that the entire vehicle, including tractor, superstructure, trailer and tyres, must be considered in order to efficiently eliminate noise.


text:
News Releases
Columbia College will participate in the inaugural #GivingTuesday, a nationwide movement to transform how people think about, talk about and participate in the giving season.
Throughout #GivingTuesday, Nov. 27, Columbia College will utilize its social media network to promote a message of philanthropy in this season of giving. More than 1,400 corporate and nonprofit organizations have committed to participate in the initiative.
"This is an opportunity to utilize social media to promote philanthropy �" no matter the size or beneficiary of the gift," said Michael Kateman, executive director of development at Columbia College and current chair of the Board of Directors for the Partnership for Philanthropic Planning. "We are thrilled to be part of this movement."
Just as "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" have become synonymous with holiday shopping, #GivingTuesday was created to inspire people to take collaborative action to improve their local communities, give back in better, smarter ways to the charities and causes they celebrate and help create a better world.
Background: Seeing an opportunity to channel the generous spirit of the holiday season to inspire action around charitable giving, a group of friends, partners and philanthropy experts, led by the 92nd Street Y, came together to find ways to promote and celebrate the great American tradition of giving. Thought leaders in philanthropy, social media and grassroots organizing joined to explore what is working in modern philanthropy and how to expand these innovations throughout the philanthropic sector. The concept gained steam, and by bringing together a group of founding partners�"including the United Nations Foundation, DonorsChoose.org, Mashable, Blackbaud, charity: water, GlobalGiving, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), Kiva, Darden Restaurant Group, Groupon, Unilever, the Case Foundation, United Way and VentureThree Capital�"a nationwide series of discussions helped inform the #GivingTuesday approach and built the movement. New organizations have rapidly joined the movement, offering creative ways people could embrace #GivingTuesday and collaborate in giving efforts to create more meaningful results.
Founded in 1851 in Columbia, Mo., Columbia College has been helping students advance their lives through higher education for more than 160 years. As a private, nonprofit, liberal arts and sciences institution, the college takes pride in its small classes, experienced faculty and quality educational programs. With more than 30 campuses across the country, 18 of which are on military installations, students may enroll in day, evening or online classes. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Columbia College educates more than 30,000 students each year and has more than 74,000 alumni worldwide. For more information, visit www.ccis.edu.
Website: www.givingtuesday.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/GivingTuesday Twitter: twitter.com/GivingTues


text:
Background Checks
Since June 18, 2007, all offers of employment extended to external candidates have been contingent upon successful completion of a background check. This includes candidates for management and professional (M&P) positions, clerical and technical (C&T) positions and service and maintenance (S&M) positions.
On January 1, 2010, the background verification process was expanded to include postdoctoral/postgraduate fellows and associates, casual employees, and temporary employees. For a brief overview of the expanded guidelines, see the Background Check Summary.
For program details, consult the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
Background Check Request Forms to be completed by a Yale employee:
- Bursary Student Worker Background Check Request Form
- Internal Background Check Request Form
- Subcontractor/Self-employed Vendor/Consultant Background Check Request Form


text:
Cited: John Q. Biddle, 22, 1321 Madison Ave., Toronto, loud exhaust and Jordan Banks, 20, 586 Lovers Lane, no seat belt.
Arrested: Lee B. Jones, 42, no address available, bench warrant, possesion of paraphernalia, criminal trespassing and open container, Sunday.
Jefferson County sheriff
Arrested: Ryan M. Toson, 21, 83 Burbank Drive, Bloomingdale, contempt of court, theft and failure to appear Sunday.
Brooke County sheriff
Arrested: Michael S. Walnoha Jr., 43, 404 Sunnybrook Lane, Follansbee, warrant for fugitive from justice, Thursday.
Arrested: George R. Maurer Jr., 34, 2882 Eldersville Road, Follansbee, burglary and misdemeanor transferring or receiving stolen property, Friday.


text:
- BSO Case Number: DR12-11-03912
- PIO Number: 12-11-28
- Date: November 25, 2012
- Time: 9:52 a.m.
- Place of Occurrence: Hillsboro Boulevard at Powerline Road, Deerfield Beach
- Jurisdiction: Deerfield Beach
- William Heede, male, 72, 7/9/40, address unknown (DECEASED)
- n/a
Description of Incident:
Broward Sheriff's Office homicide detectives are investigating a two-car crash on Sunday in Deerfield Beach that resulted in the death of one of the drivers.
The incident happened just before 10 a.m. when 72-year-old William Heede was driving his 2005 Chevy Impala south on North Powerline Road. He was in the far left lane approaching Hillsboro Boulevard. At the same time, Jessica Young, 19, of Coconut Creek was heading east in a 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe on Hillsboro Boulevard in the far left lane approaching Powerline Road.
The two cars collided in the intersection. Witnesses told investigators that the traffic on Hillsboro had the right of way. Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded and transported Heede to Broward Health North in critical condition. He was pronounced dead at the hospital less than an hour later. Young had non-life-threatening injuries. She was treated at the hospital and released.
- INVESTIGATORS: Dets. Wiley, DeJesus, THI Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue
- THIS REPORT BY: Dani Moschella/PIO 11/27/12 1330
Posted At: 11/27/2012 01:40 PM
Translate This Page:


text:
Your order must total $99.00 before tax and shipping. Free Shipping on Ground Deliveries only going to one delivery location in the continental U.S. only, additional locations are $8.95 each. May not be combined with other coupons or promotional offers. Coupon not valid on our selection of Tervis or Louisville Slugger products. Offer not valid on previous orders.
Expiration: December 31, 2015 Code: SHIPPING99
A delightful little daisy graces the bottom corner of this vertical flat note card. Set of 50 with name in sweet font at top center and flower design as shown. Bright white stock is 4.625" x 6.25" with blank matching envelopes. Return address available on envelopes. You select your favorite raised ink color. Lined envelopes available. Positioning and typestyle only as shown.
The flower design and the text will all be printed in your selected ink color.


text:
Search Checkatrade for suitable tradespeople and add them to your list for them to call you back.
Sign in to retrieve a saved callback list.
Plantation Shutters Ltd was established in 1982 and is the first shutter company in the UK. Since then it has become one of the UK's largest suppliers of interior window shutters.
Complete decorating service.
Meticulous service offered and include:
* Made to measure Curtains
* Made to measure blinds
* All kinds of blinds supplied and fitted
* Interior and exterior...
Inspirational was formed in 2003 by Claire Palma who graduated as a designer in 1987 and who has since gained further qualifications in design, project management and soft furnishings
earth-design is a team of time served craftsman/women and artists spanning backgrounds from a dynasty of decorators, theatre set design and historical building and timber restoration.
Customer feedback and scores for all to see
No registration required to view and contact our members
nationwide to choose from


text:
Looking for Something?
We're sorry, but the page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. We invite you to start a chat with one of our advisors or call us at 1-800-266-4441 for assistance.
You may also want to try:
If you feel you have reached this page in error, or have followed a website link which is broken, please report this issue to email@example.com


text:
Steubenville-area churches have announced the following sermon themes for their Sunday services:
-- Bell Chapel United Methodist Church, Steubenville: "Just What I Always Wanted."
-- Covenant Presbyterian Church, Steubenville: "Cup of Cold Water Christians," Shawn Smith, guest speaker.
-- Finley United Methodist Church, Steubenville: "Building Without God," morning service; "Living the New Life, Part 1," evening service.
-- First Christian Church, Disciples, Steubenville: "Jesus, Child to Man."
-- First Church of Christ, Scientist, Steubenville: "Sacrament."
-- First United Methodist Church, Toronto: "Living in God's Love."
-- First Westminster Presbyterian Church, Steubenville: "Listening for His Voice."
-- Harmony United Methodist Church, Mingo Junction: "Prophets."
-- Rush Run Community Chapel, Rayland: "So What's Up With Tithing?"
Second Baptist Church, Steubenville: "What Is Has Already Been."
-- St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Steubenville: "Dove All Over the Place."
-- St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Steubenville: "The Baptism of Our Lord," the Rev. Terry Mohr.
Tiltonsville United Methodist Church: "Welcome to the Family."
-- Toronto North River Avenue Christian Church: Tom Williams, speaker, morning serivce; meditation service, evening service.
-- Two Ridges Presbyterian Church, Wintersville: "A Time of Identification."
-- Wintersville United Methodist Church: "Why Should We Read the Bible?"
-- Zion United Church of Christ, Steubenville: "Affirmed By Love."


text:
The time is now for transformation. It is a new era and we are poised with the opportunity to bring in a new consciousness, and co-create a new reality. Why? Because the light within each of us has been turned on, and it's our job to turn that light on brighter and brighter until all false thought forms dissolve in the light of our Truth.---Dr. Michelle L. Casto
Source: original quote by Michelle Casto
Contributed by: BrightMichelle
Copyright © 2016 Gaiam, Inc.


text:
I live in Australia, and I am currently looking at some of the remote job offerings in countries like US/UK.
However I have very little understanding of what needs to be done to report that kind of income - i.e. do I need to get an ABN, pay payroll tax myself etc.
If you had any experience in this area I would like you to share that.


text:
I have a custom post type with custom fields, the one in particular is "zip". I also have an array that stores like 20 different zip codes. I want to check to see if any of those custom post types have one of those zip codes. If they do, then I want them to appear in the search results. If they don't, I don't want them to appear. How would I go about doing this..? It's driving me insane. Thanks in advance.
You will need to create two queries. The first will be one that pulls all of the custom post types in the search query.
You will then have to probably print out your results so you can find where the zip code is in the array.
Run the loop, checking if the zip is in your zip code array (
Next, you will want to end and reset the query, and create a new query using the same args as before, but adding


text:
KILLEEN (December 3, 2012)—One man was killed early Sunday morning when he was struck by a pick up truck while trying to cross a busy roadway in Killeen.
The victim, whose name had not been released Monday morning, died just after 1 a.m. Sunday in the 1000 block of South State Highway 195 after he was struck by a pick up truck that then left the scene.
Bell County Justice of the Peace Garland Potvin pronounced the 46-year-old victim dead and ordered his body taken to the Southwest Institute of Forensic Science, in Dallas, for autopsy.
Killeen police spokeswoman Carroll Smith said officers were sent to the scene at 1:10 a.m. where they found the victim lying in the northbound lanes of the roadway.
Officers were able to establish that two men had attempted to cross the roadway from east to west.
One of the men made it across the lanes of traffic and when he turned to look for his friend, he saw a white, single-cab Nissan pick up truck strike the other man and continue to travel northbound on the roadway.
Another vehicle that was following the pick up truck also struck the man who was lying in the roadway, but that driver stopped and was at the scene when police arrived.
Smith said the Killeen police traffic unit still is investigating the accident and she asked that anyone with information contact Bell County Crime Stoppers at 254-526-TIPS (8477), or go online at www.bellcountycrimestoppers.com.


text:
Photographer David Hobby uses compact strobes to shoot an environmental portrait of a beekeeper and his bees.
All Courses
- Flash Photography
- Lighting (4)
- Photography (4)
- Cameras + Gear (3)
- Portraits (3)
Skill level
- Beginner (3)
- Intermediate (4)
- Advanced (3)
- Appropriate for all (5)
More options
Photographer David Hobby captures the strength and grace of a dancer in motion, lighting her against a blow-away white background.
Photographer David Hobby visits a conservation center and lights close-ups and portraits using a variety of strobes and light modifiers.
In a photo shoot with a model, photographer and Strobist blog publisher David Hobby demonstrates the basics of lighting with compact flash units.
"IThis is a wonderful resource for me which I use almost daily in my personal education." —Virginia M.
more from our members »


text:
Hi Nick
I was informed that Nodal Ninja is discontinuing the NN5L..do you know the reason for this?
I think the NN5 would be the better option as it is staying in production. And, lastly, just to confirm, the NN5 standalone will work with my 24-105 lens in between the 24-100 focal lengths on my Canon 5d Mark II..is that correct?
Thanks to all!
We listen. We try harder.
Hi Nick
Thanks for the response.
So besides the 15 degree stops above 100mm, what are the other differences between the NN5L and the NN5?
Hi Nick
Through your response and the video on 'What is the Difference between the NN5 & NN5L,' I see that the 15 degrees locking mechanism on the upper arm is the difference.
However, what I need clarification on is... What does this difference mean in terms of making panoramas? Specifically, what does the NN5 allow me to do that the NN5L will not allow me to do? I apologize if it seems like I am repeating the same question. Once I understand the difference from a photographic standpoint, I will make my final decision and place my order with Nodal Ninja.
One more thing, I use the Acratech Ultimate Ballhead..besides the NN5 or NN5L, what will I need to mount the Nodal Ninja 5 or 5L, one the Acratech Ultimate Ballhead?
if you are tight on budget, NN5L standalone is the best deal.
We released NN5L before the NN5. And we offered upgrade to NN5 for early NN5L users for just $50. Many NN5L users just decided to keep their NN5L.
We listen. We try harder.
Hi Nick
Thanks...so the threaded base does not require me to use the Ultimate Ballhead...got it.
Ok..So I am going with the NN5L I have decided . Lastly, being that the NN5L Standalone does not come with the RD8 or the RD16, what advantages (photographically-speaking) do these rotators have that the standalone version does not have?
Thanks for being patient Nick. I appreciate your responses as I am on a limited budget.
One more thing, can I use the EZ Leveler with the NN5L? I need to be able to level the NN5L base so I would think (and have been told the EZ Leveler) is not necessary but makes like a lot easier.
We listen. We try harder.
Thanks Nick..OK, so to make a final decision, what will it require to make panos efficiently in the field, photographing in vineyards? From what you stated in the previous post, photographing with the NN5L becomes difficult in the field because you have to change the detent ring.
At this point, I think I just need to purchase one and start using it..Just please let me know what will be the most efficient option photographing in the field so I can make 13x30 to 13x40 panoramas.
We listen. We try harder.


text:
Clockwise, from bottom left : Carleen Sawicki Julian, Mary Patricia Malet Fennell and Mark Fitzgerald.
GENESEO, N.Y. - Three SUNY Geneseo alumni who have had a profound impact on individual students, schools and communities received Distinguished Alumni Educator Awards July 10 during Alumni Weekend. The three were among 70 nominated for the award from across the country.
Receiving awards were:
· Mark Fitzgerald (Class of 1985), who has taught physical education for 17 years at the elementary school in the Fredonia (N.Y.) Central School District and also coaches cross-country.
· Mary Patricia Malet Fennell (Class of 1965) from Geneseo, who spent most of her 33-year career teaching primary students in York, N.Y., before retiring in 1998.
· Carleen Sawicki Julian (Class of 1994) from Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., a resource teacher who has taught at Irvington High School in New York's Westchester County for 14 years.
A panel of education professionals and faculty from the School of Education selected the winners based upon their professional achievements since graduating from the college. The winners and nominees were honored during the awards ceremony.
"These awards honor Geneseo alumni in the field of education who have gone way above and beyond in their commitment to superior educational practices," said Osman Alawiye, dean of Geneseo's School of Education. "The recipients of this award not only teach and serve, they inspire young people to achieve more. They represent the legions of extraordinary teachers and professionals all over the world who shape our society through the education of today's students."
The awards were part of a busy Alumni Weekend at the college. More than 600 alumni and friends attended the celebration this year.
Media Contact:
David Irwin
Media Relations Manager
(585) 245-5516


text:
I faced the below interview questions in OOP under PHP language. Kindly clear my clarifications regarding this. I am very confused. As i am a beginner to OOP i got too confused. Could anyone clarify these things clearly?
Difference between Abstract class and interface.
Interviewer : Let us consider abstract class contains three abstract methods such as a,b,c and interface contains three methods a,b,c. In this case these do the same functionality. Then why are going for abstract and why are we going for interface.
Me : ?
static keyword.
Interviewer: We call static method without creating object by using scope resolution operator in PHP. As well as we can able to call concrete methods also. Then what is need of static keyword there?
Me : ....
final keyword.
Interviewer: Give me any scenario of using final keyword.
Me : For db connection related method
Interviewer: Other than that?
Me: ...
Interviewer: What is the use of constructor?
Me : There is no need for object to access this. It will call automatically when the class calls.
Interviewer: Other than that?
Me : ....
Thanks in advance...


text:
My wife and I were discussing the central role that congregational singing of hymns takes in Western churches, when it dawned on me that I don't real have a good understanding what its like outside of Roman Catholic and Western Protestant circles. I realized I just assumed everybody sang "Amazing Grace," "Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus," "Are you washed in the Blood," and all those "traditional Baptist hymns" I think about. That's not something I could back up, however.
In a Baptist service, for instance, there will be several hymns (and usually one of them has to mention "the blood of Jesus"), that will generally precede the sermon, and almost always a "decision hymn" after the sermon and during the altar call, which the preacher typically uses to drive home the point of the message, and provide time for reflection. Often the theology of the hymns plays a fairly significant role in shaping the theology that parishioners really carry throughout the week
In an Episcopalian one, there are hymns sung during communion, but because the sermon itself comes so early in the order of worship, the songs with the richest theology tend to be the parts of the mass that are sung every week - the Sanctus, the Doxology, etc...
I'm curious to get an understanding of those churches I'm least familiar with:
Jehovah's Witness
Eastern Orthodox (totally different league)
and just a non-Western perspective altogether.
(Anybody outside the US - I really want to know - when do you sing hymns, and what types do you sing?)
Specifically, what is the role of congregationally sung music - is it used to drive home theological points, used primarily in ritual, or is it not present, in the denominations listed above?
Please feel free to characterize what role congregational singing takes in your churches, and what the purpose of these songs is.


text:
Seating at Broward Center?Au- Rene Theater
Posted 31 July 2008 - 08:35 AM
Lastly, I remember hearing that MCB now has live music at all performances. Is that true? If not I may skip it, I really felt that recorded music took away from my enjoyment of the performance last time. I know that In the Upper Room is always performed to recorded music but I'm thinking of 4Ts and Swan Lake.
Thanks for your help
Posted 03 August 2008 - 10:03 AM
Would still appreciate any advice on the best place to sit, and if the balcony seats are really far from the stage. I love the 4th ring at the State Theater but since I rarely get to see MCB I'd rather not have to peer through binoculars and am now leaning towards seats in the first row of the rear orchestra instead of first row balcony.
Posted 03 August 2008 - 11:01 AM
Did you check with MCB or the Broward box offices? For some reason, the Kravis tends to show as "sold out" lots of seats that MCB still has available. I suspect that the company has a deal with its venues, giving them blocks of seats in lieu of part of the their rent. This means that the Kravis box office offers seats mostly to the rear and sides when it's renting the hall rather than self-producing.
There will be an orchestra for the entire year. This is a major item on Villella's agenda. It should be fine for 4Ts and even Swan Lake. Aurora's Wedding, last season, was seriously underpowered and low energy, and I would actually have preferred a recording. (Never thought I'd say that!)
Posted 03 August 2008 - 01:15 PM
Not familiar myself with the Broward theater either Susan. About the seating, honestly, i rarely seat where originally assigned. Always wait after they officially close the doors, and quickly move to the orchestra area, where I've NEVER failed to find an empty seat. Habits from old Havana days... About the music, what's the need for a bad expensive orchestra when you can have a beautiful and cheap recorded Fedotov...? Nonsense. Aurora's Wedding's orchestration was a full blast abomination. (Ha, i got it in verse! )
Posted 06 August 2008 - 05:02 AM
I'm glad to get to see the company and this program is perfect. I've been wishing for the Balanchine Swan Lake from NYCB, and I can never see 4Ts or Upper Room too often.
About the music - the thought of an underpowered orchestra is disturbing but I saw MCB do Western Symphony & La Source to a recording a few years ago and I felt that the recorded music kind of sucked the life out of them. For me, some things just need live accompaniment to maintain their power and spontaneity (or delicacy in the case of La Source).
Posted 06 August 2008 - 06:59 AM
I'm in complete agreement.
I'm glad to get to see the company and this program is perfect. I've been wishing for the Balanchine Swan Lake from NYCB, and I can never see 4Ts or Upper Room too often.
4T's was something it took a long time for me to warm up to when I was new to ballet -- despite my delght in the flexed feet, which I don't think I'd ever seen before. I think this is often the case for the un-trained, not-very-knowledgeable fan. It was like reading Pound or Eliot or something, or eating macrobiotic food, something unfamiliar, not immediately accessible, and requiring work. I've recently re-watched the 1970s Dance in America video several times. The first was with the assistance of Nancy Goldner's excellent essay. Then I tried it on my own and began enjoying it viscerally, directly, for the first time. MCB has a number of dancers who are naturals for these roles. They should have no problems casting it. I can't wait.
In the Upper Room is one of those crowd-pleasers which really rewards close attention and remains in the mind after you've left the theater. Miami was great in this a year or so ago.
Balanchine's Swan Lake, which I first saw as a teenager in the alte 50s, was a life-changing experience. I still prefer it, though its various permutations, to the full-length Peipa.
I hope you (and we all) will finally get to see more of Rolando Sarabia. The Balanchine SW deserves (but has rarely gotten) a truly princely prince. I'd love to see him stretch as Melancholic, as well.
Posted 06 August 2008 - 08:19 AM
Posted 07 August 2008 - 05:12 AM
I saw MCB perform In the Upper Room last October in Berkley and loved it! I recommend getting the music before seeing the performance, it is available from itunes. I think sitting in the balcony would be great for this performance. The second performance in Berkley I sat in the balcony and really enjoyed seeing the patterns during In the Upper Room, it was a totally different perspective than from downstairs. The balcony in Lauderdale will be great for that. It should be a great performance!
I agree about balcony seating for In The Upper Room, I also think you miss a lot of the impact when you sit on the extreme sides of the theater. Ive seen ABT do it 5 or 6 times in the past several years and saw it from close up on the side the first few times (thats where I usually sit in City Center, and its fine for most things). Ive loved In The Upper Room since the first time I saw it, but it was only when I finally got center balcony seating that I had the full impact of the dancers suddenly materializing and then disappearing out of the mist at center stage, as well as seeing actual patterns in Tharps marathon. Plus you have the extra benefit of not choking on the smoke...
I hope you (and we all) will finally get to see more of Rolando Sarabia. The Balanchine SW deserves (but has rarely gotten) a truly princely prince. I'd love to see him stretch as Melancholic, as well.
Ive never seen Sarabia, so I hope I get to see him this time. Also Mary Carmen Catoya, whos been my favorite MCB ballerina. I think I recall that MCB ususally puts on at least 3 different casts during these weekend programs, so its a crapshoot since Im only going to one performance. Id probably go to 3 out of 4 if they were in NY but I need to leave time to see my family while in Florida.
Do they announce casting in advance? Im going on Saturday night.
Posted 07 August 2008 - 07:18 AM
I've never noticed this online or in anything published. Perhaps the press office?
Do they announce casting in advance? Im going on Saturday night.
I can appreciate your comments on seating for Upper Room. I've seen it from Grand Tier left and right (near stage) and from orchestra center. None were ideal. I remember thinking that it would be great to see it from above, center -- as in the close-up first circle at City Center. Floor patterns are really important in tihs piece.
Posted 07 August 2008 - 04:24 PM
As to casting, I hate to tell you, nysusan, that I think I've noticed some tendency toward the best casts being on Friday night and Sunday afternoon, although superb performances happen any time. IIRC, Catoya gave four performances of Ballet Imperial one weekend, two in one day! (Yeah, I'm such a hopeless addict, I go to all four performances of a weekend.)
I hope this helps.
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users
Help support Ballet Alert! and Ballet Talk for Dancers year round by using this search box for your amazon.com purchases. (If it doesn't appear below, your computer's or browser's adblockers may have blocked display):


text:
Our Publications
- Aspen
- Atlanta
- Chicago
- Dallas
- The Hamptons
- Hawai'i
- Houston
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- New York
- Orange County
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- Scottsdale
- Washington, D.C.
Grand Entrance
The Party
As the first new luxury resort in Wailea in 20 years—not to mention, one of the chicest properties to arrive in the islands—all eyes were upon the Andaz when it kicked off its official welcome. Rest assured, the property more than lived up to its expectations.
The Scene
Without a doubt, the Andaz team proved it knew how to throw a party. After a Hawaiian blessing and greetings from Hyatt Group President – Americas Rakesh Sarna and General Manager Michael Stephens, guests made their way to the resort's cascading infinity pools,
where cocktails and locally inspired bites awaited.
The Highlights
Thanks to Cultural Director Kainoa Horcajo, Hawaiian music and dance took center stage—but with a fresh modern delivery at dramatically lit rotating stages set up around the pools. The after-party kept the festivities going. While some guests tore up the dance floor, others worked the crowd in the vast open-air kitchen. –Photos by Jason Moore


text:
In October, PanAm opened its first office in Breckenridge. Now, two months later, the company has decided that Breck will house its headquarters as well. The decision comes with plans to institute a PanAm facility and open up 75-100 new jobs.
PanAm is a travel management company, working closely within the government travel sector. PanAm also specializes in assisting non-government organizations, nonprofits and higher education institutions.
Originally, PanAm was an air carrier, founded in 1929. The company was shut down in 1991, experienced a brief revitalization through several small companies in 1998 before the brand died again. Travelectra, a small travel management company, bought the rights to PanAm and changed over all of its branding on March 1, 2012.
PanAm has offices internationally as well as nationally, including offices in London and Berlin. Currently, Denver serves as the company's headquarters. However, the board decided unanimously this week that Breckenridge will serve as its new home base.
This means that, in addition to the two offices already established in Breckenridge, PanAm will close down its non-ancillary offices throughout the United States and centralize everything in Breck.
The plan for the physical location of the Breckenridge headquarters is still in the first stages. PanAm has expressed interest in either building a new facility or purchasing a building, though nothing has been finalized yet.
Also coming with the headquarters will be job openings. Michael Kennedy, chief technology officer of PanAm, estimates that 80 percent of the jobs that the headquarters will bring into Breckenridge will be position openings for new hires.
"The goal is to create opportunities for people who are locals in the community," said Melanie Frank, chief operating officer at PanAm.
Because working at a travel management company requires a specific skill set, new hires will undergo training sessions that will teach them to work within the PanAm system. Another purpose behind hiring on new staff, said Kennedy, is to gather employees with a fresh perspective on travel and who haven't been jaded by years in the industry.
"You can train anybody to push buttons," Kennedy said. "I want people who are fresh to the industry to be working with my customers. ... We train our staff to experience travel ... as a traveler, not a travel agent."
The official headquarters change will take place around early March, with the following six months set aside for moving and hiring.
In the few months that it's been in Breckenridge, the company has taken on 510 million accounts, all of them new, said Frank.
"There's a lot of volume, a lot of need," she said.
In addition to already hiring on some locals, Frank included, PanAm has created two paid internship positions for Summit County students. The company plans to become involved in the community, particularly with the county's youth.
Overall, Kennedy said that Breckenridge would be a "fresh approach" for the company and that those involved are excited to be moving forward.
"The board does believe Breckenridge is the right thing to do," he said.


text:
Maple Spice Pumpkin Cranberry Granola
I've been dreaming of this granola for weeks it seems … dying to make it … looking for pumpkin seeds at the store. I thought about toasting up some out of one of these little pumpkins I have here, but I really wanted those lovely little crunchy green ones that you can get, not the big seeds you pull out of your pumpkin and roast.
I knew I saw some at the grocery store, but every time I went back, they were gone … FINALLY, this morning, I found some! Granola time, baby!
So I made this lovely granola with maple syrup and pumpkin puree, pumpkin spices, honey, dried cranberries and lots of fun seeds and nuts.
But I'm sorry to say, you're not going to find the recipe for this delicious holiday granola here …
I've decided it's time for my blog to have its own space … I think we've outgrown the capabilities of Free WordPress and we need to move on … sooo I moved everything over to www.SumptuousSpoonfuls.com … yes, all of it, all the recipes, all your comments, everything! Tada! Isn't that magic?
Please go over there to find the recipe for this granola (and ALL of my others!) and while you are there, I would really love it if you would click the link to follow me there. If I am can figure out a way to redirect all of you lovely people who already follow my blog, I will … and for a little while, I will post little ticklers here to remind you I'm hanging out over there now.
So what are you waiting for? Come hang out with me in my new home and get the recipe for this lovely Maple Spice Pumpkin Cranberry Granola!


text:
I'm running rtext on RHEL. Here's some 'learnings' which might help people:
Background: RHEL 3.0.38-0.5-xen x86_64, java version "1.7.0_21", X Windows from MobiXterm.
- There is a bug in Oracle Java under X which means rtext looses keybard focus (cursor disappears - no ketystrokes work). See http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=6798064
So I use IBM Java and the problem goes away. IBM J9 VM (build 2.4, JRE 1.6.0 IBM J9 2.4 Linux amd64-64
- When RTExt starts there are errors about Look and Feel:
- Code: Select all
lookandfeels.xml: LookandFeel Substance Business Black Steel is missing required 'jars' or 'dir' attribute
I dont see these errors on Sun Java on Windows.


text:
So I am of the understanding that Spiritual gifts, as mentioned in the book of Acts, persist today. As I understand in my reading from 1st Corinthians, we are all given different spiritual gifts.
However, like most things, I should think we have to practice and develop them to varying degrees. I have a strong desire to make use of these gifts, though I don't know:
- Is there a gift or two that is innate within us? Or can we develop whichever gifting we like?
- What sorts of things can be done to discover/develop my gifts?


text:
You are visiting our UK site. Click here to view our US site
The Management of Post-Operative Pain with Acupuncture (9780443103612)
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Binding: Hardcover
This text gives a thorough and analytical review of the treatment options for post-operative pain, using acupuncture. Based on the clinical experience of the author and supported by that of acupuncturists in Chinese universities, the book offers a comprehensive and detailed set of treatments for a wide variety of post-operative pain symptoms and conditions, and includes detailed modifications of the treatments, to aid clinical practice.
- Thorough exploration of the management of post-operative pain with acupuncture
- Provides knowledge on the theory and practical skills of the treatment with acupuncture in order to obtain better therapeutic results
- Only book available offering acupuncturists the opportunity to manage the treatment skilfully
- Comprehensively covers all kinds of pain after the operation
- Highlights the importance of treatment differentiation, point selection, point explanations and modifications, hereby providing as much knowledge on treatment as possible
- In addition to acupuncture treatment, also includes relevant information for example on auricular acupuncture, electroacupuncture and point injection
- Written by an experienced and well-known author in the field.
Weight (including packaging): 1100g
99 in stock
Now: £36.89 (zero tax)
Was: £40.99
Save: £4.10
Saved: 10.00%!
Save: £4.10
Saved: 10.00%!
Customer Reviews
There are currently no reviews for this book. Be the first!Review this book...
People who purchased this also purchased...
The Essential Guide to Acupuncture in Pregnancy and Childbirthby Debra Betts
Price: £31.50 £35.00
[more info]
Gentle Needle DVD. How to Treat Childrenby Julian Scott
Price: £19.99 £25.00
[more info]
The Channels of Acupunctureby Giovanni Maciocia
Price: £80.99 £89.99
[more info]
Acupuncture and IVF: Increase IVF Success by 40-60%by Lifang Liang
Price: £16.00 £21.00
[more info]
Finding Effective Acupuncture Pointsby Shudo Denmei (translated by Stephen Brown)
Price: £20.19 £22.50
[more info]
Cosmetic Acupunctureby Radha Thambirajah
Price: £32.39 £35.99
[more info]
Treatment of Infertility with Chinese Medicine, 2nd editionby Jane Lyttleton
Price: £44.09 £48.99
[more info]
Practice Handbook of Acupunctureby Gertrude Kubiena and Boris Sommer
Price: £37.79 £41.99
[more info]
The Treatment of Pain with Chinese Herbs and Acupuncture, 2nd editionby Peilin Sun
Price: £57.99
[more info]
Subscribe To CMT
Shopping Basket
Your basket is empty!
Change Language
Change Currency
Events Calendar
Qigong for Self-Healing with Daverick Leggett (Saturday 15th October)
The focus of the day will be self healing through the practice of Qigong. [more]
Working with Excess- TCM Nutrition with Daverick Leggett (Friday 14th October)
Many,or perhaps all, chronic conditions have an underlying deficiency at their root [more]


text:
We are evaluating SharePoint 2010 for our internet websites and we need a list of existing websites to evaluate SharePoint. I am aware of case studies from Microsoft but they are pretty old.
closed as not constructive by Alex Angas Sep 22 '11 at 0:19
As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Check out this comprehensive list at WSS Demo, http://www.wssdemo.com/livepivot/
I think http://www.topsharepoint.com/ has a good list.


text:
Meet and Communicate with Fun Singles Near You on BBW Personals Plus
Register now to search thousands of members and post your FREE profile!
Hi, I would like to find someone who can bring back the magic. Someone to do things with. Someone who is a friend, someone who is intel...
trkdrvr330c is a 63yr-old single man in Bella Vista, ArkansasView Profile


text:
WACO (January 28, 2013)—Damages from a weekend vandalism spree at Waco's historic Oakwood Cemetery could rise to as much as $200,000, Oakwood Superintendent David Evans said Monday.
Evans said he thinks three to four vandals worked their way through an older section of the cemetery overnight Friday, pushing crosses and pillars off their bases, knocking off angels and breaking markers.
Among the markers that were damaged were those on the graves of former Texas Gov. Richard Coke and Madison Cooper, the author of the bestselling novel "Sironia, Texas."
Damaged markers have been found in seven separate blocks of the 134-year-old cemetery, Evans said.
Evans, a former sheriff's deputy, said Monday he can't believe anyone would do such a thing and called the vandals cowards for damaging and defacing the monuments and graves.
Centex Monuments donated manpower and equipment Monday in an effort to repair as many of the markers as possible, but some are irreparable and irreplaceable.
Meanwhile Evans said a number of anxious residents have called Oakwood to ask if the markers of family members were among those damaged and to offer money for a reward for identifying the vandals.
Waco police Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton said residents are expressing their outrage over the vandalism in comments on the department's Facebook page.
He said police are investigating, but no arrests have yet been made.
Oakwood Cemetery between South 4th and South 7th Streets on La Salle Avenue was established in 1878 according to the Oakwood Cemetery Association, and it's the final resting place of a who's who of area history.
Investigators are asking anyone who may have information could lead to an arrest to call the Waco Police Department at (254) 750-7500 or Waco Crime Stoppers (254) 753-4357 (HELP).


text:
Commentary: Dire straits, narrow victories are the norm in NFL Week 11
By Sam Farmer McClatchy Newspapers
Not a subscriber? You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition. CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.


text:
EatingWell's Best Appetizer Recipes (Slide 2)
(Slide 2 of 12) Start at the beginning | View recipes as list
Recipe: Cucumber-Lemonade Chiller
View as: Thumbnails List
Chile Con Queso
Our healthier version of chile con queso will have ooey-gooey-cheese lovers celebrating. Now you can…View slide
Cucumber-Lemonade Chiller
Pick up rosemary, cucumbers and lemons to concoct this grown-up lemonade that will keep you cool on …View slide
Grilled Mussels with Salsa …
This is a fun little appetizer of mussels roasted with salsa verde, a bold-flavored Italian sauce ma…View slide
Hibiscus-Pomegranate Iced Tea
This herbal iced tea blends sour, berry-flavored hibiscus tea with sweet pomegranate juice.…View slide
Mini Brie & Apple Quiches
We love the way Brie and apples taste together in these mini quiches. Mini phyllo cups make it swift…View slide
Roasted Beet Crostini
The entire beet plant—roots, stems and greens—can be used in this stunning appetizer. The beets …View slide
Scallop & Shrimp Dumplings
People along the Yangtze River enjoy dumplings with a variety of fillings, from seafood to red meat,…View slide
Serrano Ham with Crusty Tom…
For this classic tapas morsel, sweet and garlicky tomato spread is the perfect companion for thin sl…View slide
Watermelon Agua Fresca
This refreshing drink is served by roadside vendors all over Mexico. Not too much fruit, not too muc…View slide
Roasted Eggplant & Feta Dip
This roasted eggplant and feta dip gets a kick from a fresh chile pepper and cayenne pepper. There a…View slide
Pear-Pecan Cheese Ball
Sweet pear, salty Cheddar cheese and crunchy nuts make this healthy cheese ball recipe an alluring h…View slide


text: Im back with another Batman-Related tutorial. This time we're going to draw my personal favourite batman from the 1989 film starring Michael Keaton. What you need for this tutorial are just pencils (I used 3H , B , 3B and a 5B) , Graphite pencils (perferably) a knedable rubber (again, perferably) and paper. This movie was directed by my personal hero , Tim Burton , and I hope you enjoy this tutorial :D


text:
The 0-1 knapsack problem is known to be NP-complete, and the greedy approach by Dantzig (based on choosing on the basis of density or value/weight) can be shown to be suboptimal using counterexamples. Many of the counterexamples seem to rely on a worst case feature where the weights of the elements are huge and comparable to the capacity of the knapsack. Suppose in a given instance, this is not so i.e. weights of all elements are very small compared to the capacity of the knapsack. In this case, will the greedy algorithm perform optimally (or atleast near optimally for practical purposes)? I apologize for such a qualitative description, and am seeking a precise formulation for the question, and a possible solution.
I don't think this works.
Suppose you have a counterexample to the greedy heuristic, with a knapsack of size $S$ and all elements of density at most $D$ and weight at most $W$. Now add a large number $N$ of objects of weight $W$ and density $1000D$, and consider a knapsack of size $S+NW$. Clearly the $N$ 'dense' objects are included in the optimal solution, and after adding them you're left with an instance of the previous counterexample. By making $N$ large enough, you can ensure that the weights of all objects are arbitrarily small compared to the size of the knapsack.
As Frederico has already shown, this isn't enough to make the greedy heuristic immune to counterexamples.
It's worth mentioning that there is a simple dynamic programming algorithm for the knapsack problem that can be turned into a polynomial time approximation scheme (PTAS) without much difficulty. This can be found in the book by Papadimtiriou and Steiglitz among other places.


text:
Two Kentucky school superintendents are giving a thumbs-up to a national awareness campaign regarding the importance of school attendance no matter the grade.
Donna Hargens, superintendent of Jefferson County Public Schools, and Lynda Jackson, superintendent of Covington Independent Public Schools, have both signed their names as supporters of a national campaign called Attendance Works.
The campaign defines chronic absenteeism as missing 10 percent or more of school for any reason, excused or not excused.
Attendance Works says that as early as pre-K, chronic absence can predict poor attendance and academic performance in later years. By the time students reach sixth grade, missing that much school is a leading indicator the student will drop out of high school.


text:
Grace October 7, 2006
Ceremony and Reception at the Greenville Country Club in Centreville, Delaware
Watters Brides style 5053B
Silk shantung strapless bustled gown with silk shantung covered buttons down back. Chapel train. Available in floor length or extra length.
Watters & Watters style 1432
Dupioni silk cocktail length dress with square neckline and dupioni silk waistband. Available in cocktail length or extra length.


text:
I wish I had known about these with my daughter but will definitely be getting one for future children.
Kathe Kruse Rainbow Baby - Pink is a wonderful grabbing and teething toy. The beeswax-finished, beech wood ring will help soothe baby's tender gums. Since wood is a naturally anti-bacterial material, it is an ideal and safe teether for baby. Kathe Kruse, known for attention to detail, individually hand paints tender expressions on each doll. The wooden ring can be removed for washing and be easily re-attached.
Check out other highly-quality toys by Kathe Kruse.
Babies need something hard and safe to bite on while they are teething. Wooden rings like the one on Kathe Kruse Rainbow Baby - Pink, helps soothe their tender gums. Also, interesting textures provide sensory stimulation and associations (this surface is smooth, that surface is rough, this thing is hard), which help them begin to organize information in their disorganized young brains.
Kathe Kruse Rainbow Baby - Pink is handmade in Germany using Oeko-Tex certified cotton and dyes. Products bearing the Oeko-Tex certification have met the Oeko-Tex uniform, scientifically founded evaluation standard for the human ecological safety of textiles. Gaining this certification is important in an effort to address the globalized and extremely fragmented nature of the textile manufacturing chain.
Kathe Kruse has made high quality, simple and natural toys in Germany for over 100 years. Each and every single toy is still made by hand with loving attention to detail. Natural materials such as cotton, wool, mohair, wood, and other environmentally-friendly components are used as much as possible. The toys are tested by independent institutes according to the effective norms of the ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) and EN 71 (European Standards).


text:
A friend of mine is designing a game, and I'd like to playtest it with him. We have no possibility of meeting face to face; also, finding ±90 minutes to play through Vassal when I'm at home is quite difficult. However, I travel quite often by train, and then I have much time. The problem is, I have then only a very slow Internet connection (using my mobile phone). Do I assume correctly that this should be enough to play through Vassal? (I assume that it sends only info about my move - no graphics etc.)
Board & Card Games Stack Exchange is a question and answer site for people who like playing board games, designing board games or modifying the rules of existing board games. Join them; it only takes a minute:
Sign up
Sign up
Here's how it works:
- Anybody can ask a question
- Anybody can answer
- The best answers are voted up and rise to the top
Vassal is pretty low bandwidth - as you correctly guess, the graphics are all part of the pre-downloaded game files, so in play it only sends information about which pieces you moved and where to. It's on the same order as using a text chat app, and pretty favourable compared to a web page.
Obviously you'll need to download and update the actual game files in advance, as those can be larger.
(There's still enough bandwidth usage that you could notice the cost, however, if you're on a pay-per-byte plan for your mobile.)


text:
You have no items in your shopping basket.
Write Your Own Review
You are reviewing: Toy Story 3 Jessie Backpack / Rucksack
My Basket
Free Postage!
On all UK orders over £25
Like & Follow!
Follow Character.com on Twitter & Like us on FaceBook to be first in line for great exclusive discounts on our character clothing & accessories!
We source the best value childrens character clothing that fits with the latest trends in kids fashion. Our range includes todays most popular characters from children's TV and Films because we all know how much the little rascals love them.


text:
Advertise and Promote
The Chamber offers several vehicles for advertising and promotions, including NewsWave, Member Matters, the Chamber website and Member 2 Member discounts. Contact us to discuss options.
NewsWave Magazine and Member Matters Newsletter
NewsWave magazine is a publication for business, by business and about business.
- Each issue of NewsWave contains relevant business stories and in-depth articles that focus on news that affects our members and the community. Each story features our members, your clients, business associates and friends.
- NewsWave magazine and Member Matters newsletter are sent to 2,000 business leaders in Oshkosh and the Fox Valley area. Your advertising message is read by business owners, CEOs, purchasing agents, managers and supervisors.
- NewsWave is posted on the Chamber's website with direct links to our advertisers' websites and the magazine can be found in the lobbies of Chamber-member businesses. You won't find more affordable, targeted advertising.
- NewsWave is offered quarterly, Member Matters is offered monthly.
These publications are your resource for networking and promotional opportunities, educational seminars, discount programs and many other Chamber programs and services.
Website Advertising
The Oshkosh Chamber offers promotion to members on the website. The site features an interactive membership directory search, event registration, toolkits for business startups and relocation planning, the latest business news and so much more!
Member2Member Advertising
The Chamber's Member 2 Member program will now be available on the Oshkosh Chamber's website 24/7. It's a one time fee for the year and you can change your ad every month or every week to meet your needs. A link to all the Member 2 Member ads will appear direclty on the homepage where thousands of people visit each day. A weekly e-mail blast will still be sent out highlighting three ads with a link to the remaing ads. Member 2 Member is effective, and it's affordable.


text: Tim Lee is, for my money, one of the most reasonable and thoughtful tech policy essayists we have. His latest, "Open User Interfaces Suck" got my attention, because he hits me right where I live. In his usual, respectful, level-headed way, he claims that open systems (like the open source... Read more


text:
6 Alternate Album Covers You Won't Believe Almost Happened
In an era when the whole concept of the "album" is going away, we're also missing out on iconic album covers. Nirvana's naked pool baby, the Beatles crossing Abbey Road -- these are some of the best-known images in pop culture history. But many of these bands almost made history for a different reason -- by producing albums with covers that would have traumatized (or at least confused) a generation.
#6. The Beatles Almost Had an Album Featuring Butchered Babies
In June of 1966, the Beatles were well into their highly publicized love affair with drugs of all sorts. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was less than a year away from changing everything, and 1965's Rubber Soul had signaled a groovy new direction for the world's first boy band.
Apparently John is the only one who knows where the camera is.
It was like when the Jonas Brothers released that "rock" album a few years ago, except with good songs and people you don't want to punch. Given the increasingly psychedelic circumstances of the time, though, you'd think that the officially sanctioned cover art for the band's Yesterday and Today album would have a little more edge to it. Instead, we got this:
"We'll close the trunk on the next album and get rid of McCartney entirely."
After all, this was sandwiched between the aforementioned Rubber Soul and Revolver's acid-trip doodle collage cover art.
"We really wanted to go for the Highlights hidden picture look."
So what's with the boring-ass "open steamer trunk and off-duty wardrobe" look of Yesterday and Today? As it turns out, that JC Penney family photo snoozer was merely a last-second replacement for something far more befitting the "experimental" nature of the band at the time.
Wait, did they mean experimental as in "music" or experimental as in "Mengele"?
There's the stuff. Hacked up babies, baby -- it's what all the hippies were into. That's not true, of course, but what hippies were more receptive to was being totally against war, and that's exactly what the Beatles had in mind during the borderline terrifying photo shoot that produced this album cover.
Succinctly commenting on U.S. foreign policy in the way that only a dismembered Cabbage Patch Kid can.
It was intended to be a statement against the escalating war in Vietnam, and when that unsettling photo was chosen as the band's next album cover, no one had any reason to believe it would be a problem. After all, this was practically the exact same image that adorned promotional materials surrounding the release of the "Paperback Writer" single a few months earlier:
And the June 1966 issue of Disc magazine:
Get it?? Carve-up, like ... like the babies?
Here's the thing, though: That promotional poster is black and white, and that magazine cover features zero dead babies, making it simply a picture of four men sitting around draped in various cuts of meat. That's more of a statement against mental health than anything. The "butcher cover," as it's affectionately come to be known, however, featured lots of babies and was in full blood-spattered color. Before the album was even officially available for purchase, calls started pouring in from angry retailers who were, for some reason, hesitant to stock a record featuring the least threatening band in the world sitting among a pile of baby parts and cow blood.
The record label recalled the albums, and in a cost-saving move, just placed an album-art-sized sticker featuring that lame steamer trunk cover over the nightmare-inducing version that was causing so much outrage. To this day, if you can find an original pressing of the Yesterday and Today cover with that steamer trunk on it, a terrifying glimpse into what rich Brits thought Vietnam looked like is waiting for you just below the surface.
#5. Michael Jackson's Ben Almost Featured a Terrifying Rat Army
There's definitely something to be said for striking while the iron is hot, but it's not always an easy thing to pull off without looking obvious. A young Michael Jackson and his massive team of handlers learned this the hard way when it came time to produce a cover for the pop legend's second album, the somewhat confusingly titled Ben.
Who is called "Steve."
The problem was, the song that gave the album its name is the very definition of the word "fluke." For starters, it wasn't even supposed to be a Michael Jackson song. Donny Osmond -- who was for all intents and purposes the Mormon church's answer to Michael Jackson at the time -- turned down a chance to record the song because of a scheduling conflict. So MJ stepped in and killed it, and the song became a massive hit.
Naturally wanting to capitalize on the song's popularity, Jackson's label scrambled to put together a new album. What they came up with was a mishmash of cover tunes that gave absolutely no hint or clue as to who this "Ben" that young Michael Jackson was serenading actually was. That's a problem the label chose to fix with the original version of the Ben album cover.
Oh, ohhhhhh, now it makes sense.
Holy shit. Keep in mind, Michael Jackson was 14 at the time, which meant that his fan base was disproportionately young. And here, on the cover of their favorite singer's sophomore album, was going to be an army of rats that look like they were bred solely for the purposes of terror chasing a doomed crowd of screaming victims. Why in the hell would this be? Simple: The song was actually written for the movie Ben, which is the sequel to a movie called Willard, which fans of truly awful horror films will recall was about a boy who befriends a killer rat.
And, later, George McFly, which is a surprisingly logical conclusion to his character arc.
Ben, on the other hand, is about a boy who befriends a killer rat that has lots of killer rat friends. So naturally you're going to want a tender love ballad scene in a movie like that.
And who's going to buy a Michael Jackson album if they don't know that it's very loosely related to a rat movie of the same name? Everybody, that's who. At some point, less idiotic heads prevailed, and Ben was put on store shelves sans the terrifying rat imagery, eventually reaching No. 5 on the U.S. charts. Not bad for the creepiest fucking love song ever.
Actually, it's not that creepy when you take into account that young Mike did in fact have an army of rats of his very own that he loved and cherished right up until the point where they started eating each other. We're not joking about that, except for the part where we say it makes this song less creepy. It makes it so much creepier. So much.
#4. A Week Before the 9/11 Attacks, a Hip-Hop Group Almost Released ...
The Coup is a hip-hop group that frequently writes music that is political in nature, but if you think the above cover is a tasteless reference to the 9/11 attacks, you have it all wrong. That cover design was created months before, and the attacks happened just a week before the album was scheduled to hit shelves.
That's right -- it's pure billion-to-one coincidence that the design that was completed in June of 2001 perfectly recreates the attacks, unless it was created by that guy from Heroes who could paint the future. Boots Riley, the group's founder, fought to keep the original cover, which he said was a "metaphor for the capitalist state being destroyed through the music." Yeah, we're pretty sure the events of that September obliterated any chance of you getting that message across, dude.
Needless to say, the release was pushed back anyway while they found a more suitable cover.
They also removed the track titled "Death to the Infidel Pigs."
Riley protested, claiming that the reasons for the cover being censored were political and not out of respect for the victims. Meanwhile, his desire to keep the cover as is? Totally out of respect for the victims.


text:
I have created a page outside my WP network install (following this info from css-tricks)
The output of which is used for a Facebook business page tab as a Facebook app.
It is working just fine, however I use W3 Total Cache on the site and noticed the output contains redundant (in this instance) minified JS files, is there a way to stop The W3 Total Cache plugin from hooking in & including these files?
The output is minified, which is a good thing so ideally i'd like to keep the minified output without the js files as they are not required.
Any help, tips or links appreciated, thanks in advance,
Aaron :)


text:
Skip Top Navigation Skip to Content
Multilingual Information• • • •
On July 18, 2016, Acting Secretary Roger Millar convened the I-405/SR 167 Executive Advisory Group to discuss next steps for the I-405 Master Plan and express toll lane performance.
Presentation (pdf 3.5 MB)
Learn more about:
How will we address long-term solutions for I-405? I-405 is one of the state's most congested corridors. Starting more than a decade ago, WSDOT worked with cities, counties, federal agencies, transit agencies and community groups to develop consensus on a long-term vision for the multimodal redevelopment of this highway.This effort culminated in a three-year environmental impact statement (EIS) development process that outlines transit, roadway and environmental investments. The EIS, approved with the Record of Decision in October 2002, now serves as the corridor Master Plan. WSDOT continues to work with local communities and transit agencies to improve I-405.
What has the I-405 Corridor Program accomplished to date?
Since the master plan for I-405 improvements (PDF) was adopted, we have focused on funding groups of projects that directly address the worst congestion chokepoints first, coordinating all transportation modes into a working system. With funding from the 2003 Nickel and 2005 Transportation Partnership Account, the state has invested nearly $1.5 billion into the corridor. Four Nickel-funded projects are complete (Kirkland Nickel Stage 1, South Bellevue Widening, Renton Stage 1 - Widening and the NE 116th Interchange and Street Improvement project). Three TPA-funded projects are complete (NE 10th Street Bridge-Stage 2, Renton Stage 2 - Widening, and NE 8th Street to SR 520 Improvement project), and one is under construction (NE 6th to I-5 Widening and Express Toll Lanes). Several more projects received funding through the 2016 Connecting Washington package passed by the Legislature. The I-405/SR 167 Direct Connector is in the design stage and will begin construction later in 2016. The Renton to Bellevue Widening and Express Toll Lanes project is currently in the environmental review phase, with construction expected to begin in 2019. The End Result: An Improved Multimodal SystemThe I-405 Master Plan is a balanced, multimodal plan to guide future transportation investments. Highlights include:
What projects are currently unfunded?WSDOT has identified several other projects throughout the corridor to advance the I-405 Master Plan, but these efforts remain unfunded.
Current funded I-405 improvement projects underway include:


text:
|Back to Main Print This Page Email to a Friend
Asthma is a disease that causes the airways to swell and get narrow.
Pediatric asthma; Asthma - pediatric
Asthma is caused by swelling in the airways. During an asthma attack, the muscles surrounding the airways tighten. The lining of the air passages swells. Less air is able to pass through as a result.
Asthma is often seen in children. It is a leading cause of missed school days and hospital visits for children. An allergic reaction is a key part of asthma in children. Asthma and allergies often occur together.
Some things that can bring on asthma symptoms (triggers) include:
Breathing problems are common. They can include:
When the child is having a hard time breathing, the skin of the chest and neck may suck inward.
Other symptoms of asthma in children include:
Your child's asthma symptoms may vary. Symptoms may appear often or else develop only when triggers are present. Some children are more likely to have asthma symptoms at night.
The health care provider will to listen to the child's lungs. The health care provider may be able to hear asthma sounds. However, lung sounds are often normal when the child is not having an asthma episode.
The health care provider will have the child breathe into a device called a peak flow meter. Peak flow meters can tell how well the child can blow air out of the lungs. If the airways are narrow due to asthma, peak flow values drop.
You and your child will learn to measure peak flow at home.
Tests may include:
You and your child's doctors should work together as a team to create and carry out an asthma action plan.
This plan will tell you how to:
The plan should also tell you when to call the nurse or doctor. It's important to know what questions to ask your child's doctor.
Children with asthma need a lot of support at school.
There are two basic kinds of medicine used to treat asthma.
Long-term control drugs are taken every day to prevent asthma symptoms. Your child should take these medicines even if no symptoms are present. Some children may need more than one long-term control medicine.
Types of long-term control medicines include:
Quick relief or rescue asthma drugs work fast to control asthma symptoms.
Some of your child's asthma medicines can be taken using an inhaler.
It is important to know what things make your child's asthma worse. These are called asthma "triggers." Avoiding them is the first step toward helping your child feeling better.
Keep pets outdoors, or at least away from the child's bedroom.
No one should smoke in a house or around a child with asthma.
Keep the house clean. Keep food in containers and out of bedrooms. This helps reduce the possibility of cockroaches, which can trigger asthma attacks. Cleaning products in the home should be unscented.
Checking "peak flow" is one of the best ways to control asthma. It can help you keep your child's asthma from getting worse. Asthma attacks do NOT usually come on without warning.
Children under age 5 may not be able to use a peak flow meter well enough for it be helpful. However, a child should start using the peak flow meter at a young age to get used to it. An adult should always watch for a child's asthma symptoms.
With proper treatment, most children with asthma can live a normal life. When asthma is not well controlled, it can lead to missed school, problems playing sports, missed work for parents, and many visits to the doctor's office and emergency room.
Asthma symptoms often lessen or go away completely as the child gets older. Asthma that is not well controlled can lead to lasting lung problems.
Rarely, asthma can be a life-threatening disease. Families need to work closely with their health care professionals to develop a plan to care for a child with asthma.
Call your health care provider if you think your child has new symptoms of asthma. If your child has been diagnosed with asthma, call the doctor:
If your child is having trouble breathing or having an asthma attack, get medical help right away.
Emergency symptoms include:
A child who is having a severe asthma attack may need to stay in the hospital and get oxygen and medicines through a vein (intravenous line or IV).
National Asthma Education and Prevention Program Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma. Rockville, Md. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, US Dept of Health and Human Services; 2007. NIH publications 08-4051.
Castro-Rodriguez JA, Rodrigo GJ. Efficacy of inhaled corticosteroids in infants and preschoolers with recurrent wheezing and asthma: a systematic review with meta-analysis. Pediatrics. 2009 Mar;123(3):e519-25.
Bush A, Saglani S. Management of severe asthma in children. Lancet. 2010 Sep 4;376(9743):814-25.
Brozek JL, Bousquet J, Baena-Cagnani CE, Bonini S, Canonica GW, Casale TB, et al. Allergic Rhinitis and its Impact on Asthma (ARIA) guidelines: 2010 revision. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2010 Sep;126(3):466-76.
McMahon AW, Levenson MS, McEvoy BW, Mosholder AD, Murphy D. Age and risks of FDA-approved long-acting beta-adrenergic receptor agonists. Pediatrics. 2011;128(5):e1147-1154.
Liu AH, Covar RA, Spahn JD, Leung DYM. Childhood asthma. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 138.
On a mission to heal body, mind and spirit


text:
Suzuki LTZ400 Aluminum Radiator, 2003-2008
Model: MMPS-LTZ400-03
Mishimoto has developed a ATV radiator for the Suzuki LTZ400. Upgrade your stock Suzuki LTZ400 radiator with a Mishimoto Aluminum ATV Radiator to receive 30% greater cooling efficiency. All Mishimoto Powersports Radiators are assembled using high-quality brazed aluminum cores and precision TIG welding, ensuring extreme durability. The Mishimoto Suzuki LTZ400 ATV Radiator will not require modifications during installation since it is designed as a direct OEM replacement.
Mishimoto is the world leader in performance cooling for the Automotive, Truck, Jeep, and Powersports communities. Watch to learn about everything we do and who we are!
Mishimoto Performance (MP), warrants all of its products under its 'no questions asked' limited lifetime warranty policy. Regardless of the defect in product, Mishimoto will replace the original product. Warranty claims must be accompanied by the original sales receipt from an authorized dealer.
A trained professional should install all MP products. Any issues with compatibility or installation should be addressed before attempting to install the product.
The purchaser's remedy for breach of this limited warranty, exclusive of all other remedies provided by law, is expressly limited to repair or replacement of any part or parts. All products returned for warranty consideration must be returned to MP with all transportation expenses prepaid. MP shall not be responsible for damages to its product or injury to persons using the product when caused by improper opening of radiator pressure caps, burst hoses, etc. MP shall not be responsible for injury or harm to persons or property caused by persons or vehicles using our products.
Aluminum RadiatorsAluminum Fan ShroudsIntercooler KitsSilicone HosesSilicone Couplers & T-Bolt ClampsFans & AccessoriesOil Cooler Kits & ComponentsTransmission Cooler Kits


text:
- Architectural Studies Center
- Center for Athletics and Wellness
- Day Care Center
- Emmanuel Hall
- Healthy Families Center
- Immaculata Hall
- Learning Resources Center
- Liberal Arts Center
- Loughran Hall
- Madonna Hall
- Maintenance Buildings
- Maria Hall
- McCarty Hall
- McGowan Center
- Media Center
- Memorial Arch
- Memorial Commons
- Nazareth Student Center
- Performing Arts Center
- Perpetual Help Hall
- Printing and Mailing Center
- Regina Hall
- Rotunda
- Science Center
- Student Life Center
- Studio Arts Center
- Swartz Center for Spiritual Life
- Veterans Resource Center
- Visual Arts Center
- Woodland Residences
GPS Coords: N 41.434513 W 75.634168
Nazareth Student Center
The Nazareth Student Center is the campus hub. The Main Dining Room is located on the terrace level. The first floor houses the Fireplace Lounge, two large meeting spaces (the Latour Room and Lynett Board Room), the University Bookstore, a café-style eatery called The Connection, a game room, and the Center for Student Activities and Leadership Development.
A number of offices are also located here:


text:
Bucs Look to Rebound Against Surging Broncos
Published: Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 9:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, December 1, 2012 at 9:28 p.m.
While the Tampa Bay Bucs are technically on the outside of the playoff picture looking in, they are at the front door.
Bucs Scene
News, notes and observations about the Bucs from Ledger blogger Rick Brown: bucsscene.blogs.theledger.com
Box scores, stats, and recaps from around the league at theledger.stats.com/fb
The team loses out on tiebreakers, but with a 6-5 record, the Bucs are tied with Minnesota and Seattle for the final playoff spot with five games to play.
Tampa Bay isn't dreaming of the playoffs just yet. The Bucs first have to travel to Denver to take on Peyton Manning and the Broncos.
"We're just playing one game at a time, really," said Bucs quarterback Josh Freeman. "It's how we go about our business. At this point, you've got to keep your head down, keep grinding (and) keep working. You've got to put together an effort to get you victories on Sundays."
The Bucs are coming off of a tough 24-23 home loss to the NFC South rival Atlanta Falcons, which snapped a four-game win streak. Now, the team is trying to get back on track against one of the hottest teams in the AFC. If the Bucs lose, Atlanta wins the NFC South title.
The Broncos are 8-3 and have won six straight contests. With a victory today, they will clinch the AFC West title.
After missing the entire 2011 season after having surgery on his neck, Manning has been a strong reason for the team's success this season. He has thrown for 3,260 yards, 26 touchdowns and just eight interceptions.
"His name and his body of work speak for itself," Freeman said. "He's really changed the game when you talk about how quarterbacks go up to the line of scrimmage and make checks alerts. Just talking to some guys who have played with him, they talk about the layers upon layers of code words he uses to manipulate defenses. It's going to be cool to go out and watch him operate in person. But ultimately, we have a goal to play our best game offensively."
And defensively.
Normally, defenses try to show an offense one thing and just before the snap change into another coverage. Manning is known for his ability to go to the line and force the defense to declare their schemes early.
"He can analyze what you're doing and basically put you in the defense he wants," said Tampa Bay defensive tackle Gerald McCoy. "We've got to be ready for it. You've just got to be ready for whatever."
As for Freeman, he will have to deal with a Broncos defense that leads the league in sacks. Denver is also fourth in total yards allowed.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.


text:
Phoenix,az Adventurous and experimental
- +
- Works ok could be better
- −
- Could last longer
|Product quality
|As described
|Value for money
|Overall Rating
Published on: July 06 2016
Estimated shipping is based on standard shipping rate inside contiguous United States. Your order total including shipping & taxes (NC) will be displayed later in checkout before submitting your order.
Unavailable in
Unavailable in
Electrifying Excitement With Just 1 Drop!
"My patients have had amazing success with this product. If you want to turn things ON to a higher level in the bedroom, this is the product for you." –Jennifer Berman, M.D.
Turn your arousal on with Sensuva ON All Natural Female Arousal Oil! This revolutionary formula contains a unique blend of essential oils to stimulate and excite your arousal naturally. Rub your clit with just one drop of this intense sex oil and be blown away by your desire!
• 5ml bottle contains 50 applications
• Apply 1 to 2 drops of sex oil directly to clit to spark your arousal
• Creates a tingling, electrifying and arousing sensation within 30 seconds
• Each application lasts up to 45 minutes
• Made with 100% natural ingredients and contains no menthol or mint
• Pleasant cinnamon and ginger taste
• No cooling sensation
• Not water-based, not for use with latex condoms
• Clinically endorsed, safe and effective
This breakthrough formula feminine arousal sex oil is 100% natural and contains absolutely none of the usual suspects – no menthol, no peppermint, no cooling agents – just pure essential oils that work in moments to ignite your passion. You'll feel the tingle of sweet almond oil, cinnamon cassia, vitamin E, and rosemary oil extracts.
To use, just apply a drop (or two!) of this sex oil directly to your clit and massage in gently. Within 30 seconds, you'll feel a surge of tingling, electrifying sensation on your clit as your vagina gets wetter and wetter. The sensations last up to 45 minutes. Want more? Feel free to reapply as much as you like – this natural blend sex oil is totally safe and fun for repeated use.
Fans of arousal lotions, sex oils, and feminine arousal gels will fall in love with Sensuva ON All Natural Female Arousal Oil. Not only is the sensation powerful, but its spicy-sweet cinnamon and ginger scent and taste will please the rest of your senses.
Discreet black dropper bottle. Not water-based: not for use with latex condoms.
Ingredients: Proprietary essential oil blend – includes sweet almond oil, cinnamon cassia, natural tocopherols (vitamin e), silica, phenoxyethanol and ethylhexyglycerin, rosemary oil extract