text:
Enter your name and email to receive alerts when new vacation deals are added to any property in this region.
By clicking "Submit" you are agreeing to the
Terms of Service.
Alert successfully created!
Showing 1-15 of 78 Family Resorts
Pinehurst Resort
Imagine the kids happily playing in a heated pool as bright sunshine lights up a lazy afternoon. Imagine a spacious, comfortable room perfect for unwinding together with your loved ones. Imagine a place where you have a variety of activities right at your fingertips. Pinehurst Resort is exactly what you're looking for; a place where you and your... more
- Wifi
- Restaurant Onsite
- Pets Allowed
- Property Size 428 units
- Conference Facility
- Kids Allowed
- Nearby City Raleigh
- Nearby Water Lake Pinehurst
- Open Dates All Year
- All-Inclusive
- Family
- Golf
- Meetings
- Reunions
- Wedding
- Romantic
- Luxury
- Lake
- Historical
- Honeymoon
- Spa
- Villas and Condos
Kings Inn At Sedgefield
See the world's wildlife at Asheboro Zoo, catch an unforgettable show at Greensboro Coliseum, get your feet wet at Wet and Wild Waterpark, or try a quiet game of golf at an area course.... more
- Wifi
- Restaurant Onsite
- Pets Allowed
- Property Size 5 units
- Conference Facility
- Kids Allowed
- Nearby City Greensboro
- Nearby Water N/A
- Open Dates All Year
- Family
- Wedding
Courtyard Charlotte Lake Norman
Visit Discovery Place KIDS for an extraordinary experience that will spark your imagination, regain your sense of play, and have fun with learning. The Museum offers an adventure in play adventure for children age birth through 7 and their parents or caregivers.... more
DoubleTree in Raleigh/ Durham
Experience the many onsite activities such as the fitness room, paddle boating on our private lake, sand volleyball, basketball, tennis, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool, a children's playground, bicycle riding, and walking trails.... more
Great Wolf Lodge is Concord's family destination, with literally something for every age. The 84,000-square-foot waterpark has everything from kiddie slides to the six-story Howlin' Tornado. You'll also find four restaurants, two full-service spas - one for adults, one for the kids - mini golf and more right on site!... more
Clarion Inn
This Cornelius, North Carolina hotel is just minutes from many popular racing attractions, including the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame, JR Motorsports, Kasey Kahne Racing, Martin Truex Jr. shop, Memory Lane Museum and Raceworld USA. Lowe's Motor Speedway is 20 miles away. Or, set a slower pace at pedaling together under the canopy of a... more
Extended Stay Deluxe Charlotte - Pineville
Don't just be a fair weather friend. Fall in love with both the highs and lows of this Queen City--at Paramount Carowinds! This 112-acre theme park will have you riding high and happy with all kinds of family fun for all ages.... more
Extended Stay Deluxe Fayetteville - Cross Creek Mall
Lafayette Bowling Lanes, Fascinate-U Children's Museum hands-on exhibits and interactive play for children.... more
Durham Marriott at the Civic Center
Catch a show at the Carolina Theatre adjacent to the hotel, the only historic theatre in the country with two fully operating state-of-the-art-cinemas. Or, take the kids on an unforgettable and educational venture to the Museum of Life and Science, a state-of-the-art interactive indoor/outdoor science technology center.... more
Extended Stay America Raleigh - North Raleigh
Explore exciting new ventures outdoor adventuring, bust open the doors with bold business strategies in the Triangle, or rediscover inner peace at the beach! Let the rhythm of city life excite you or the tranquility of nature soothe away your stress in Raleigh, North Carolina.... more
Fairfield Inn Kannapolis
Experience the first motorsports heritage trail in the United States! Fans love the self-guided tour of landmarks in Dale Earnhardt's hometown and nearby environs, including an exhibit of Dale Earnhardt photographs at the Cabarrus Visitors Center.... more
Clarion Collection Sundance Plaza Hotel
Nearby are venues for hiking, biking, swimming and fishing. Tours of local wineries and vineyards are within minutes of the hotel. Downtown Winston-Salem offers something for everyone from shopping, art galleries, local/regional crafts, theaters, dining and entertainment. For the children, the Children's Museum of Winston-Salem is always a treat.... more
Extended Stay America Charlotte - University Place
Lowe's Motor Speedway is but a bump on the road to your tour to Charlotte! Don't miss out on world-class attractions like Broadway-worthy musicals, professional football, whitewater rafting on the largest man-made recirculating river, or over 50 public golf courses!... more
Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center
Your family will love the outdoor pool and tennis courts. Adventure away from the hotel to the Museum of Life and Science, which is ranked as one of the top four family-friendly museums in the Southeast. Special offers are available for reunions.... more
DoubleTree in Charlotte
Bring the outdoors in, in Charlotte, North Carolina. Feel the rush of Charlotte Motor Speedway, the thrill of Carowinds Amusement Park, and ride the tides at Ray's Splash Planet. Walk to nearby restaurants, offices and attractions, including Bank of America Stadium and Time Warner Cable Arena.... more
Still didn't find what you were looking for?
Checkout more cities in North Carolina Heartland
- Archdale (1)
- Cary (4)
- Chapel Hill (2)
- Charlotte (11)
- Clayton (1)
- Clemmons (1)
- Concord (1)
- Cornelius (1)
- Danbury (1)
- Davidson (1)
- Durham (9)
- Fayetteville (2)
- Greensboro (5)
- Henderson (1)
- High Point (4)
- Huntersville (3)
- Jamestown (1)
- Kannapolis (1)
- Lexington (1)
- Lumberton (1)
- Matthews (2)
- Mooresville (1)
- Mount Holly (1)
- Oak Ridge (1)
- Pinehurst (1)
- Pineville (4)
- Raleigh (7)
- Ranlo (1)
- Rocky Mount (1)
- Taylorsville (1)
- Thomasville (1)
- Wilson (1)
- Winston-Salem (4)


text:
Published: March 1, 2000
ORANGE JUICE FALLS. Orange juice prices fell as ideal weather improved prospects for Florida's orange crop. In New York, frozen concentrated orange juice for May delivery fell 3.35 cents, to 82.55 cents a pound.
Graph tracks orange juice prices (near-month contract), since September 1998. (Source: Bloomberg Financial Markets). It also lists the 52-week highs and lows of selected commodities, along with their closes yesterday and their changes, yesterday, year to date, and over the past 52 weeks.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
MOUNT VERNON — Cynthia Harris, with Semper Fi Sisters, is holding a fundraising event to put together care packages for those currently serving in the military.
The fundraising event will be held May 10, from 2-4 p.m. at the Memorial Theater and is open to the public. Harris herself comes from a family of veterans and is a veteran herself who is assembling care packages in honor of four hometown heroes of Knox County who were killed in action.
The rest of this article is available to Mount Vernon News subscribers. To continue reading, please log in or purchase an e-edition. Login to the e-edition. The article will only be available for thirty (30) days. Try the demo
Emily Rogers: 740-397-5333 or firstname.lastname@example.com and on Twitter, @mountvernonnews


text: Show Us Your Favorite Snow Hoonage Photos And VideosPatrick George2/08/13 2:20pmFiled to: SnowpocalypseWintersnow driving84EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink In the event that you live in the northeastern United States and get your news and information exclusively from Jalopnik, then it is my duty to warn you that it's going to snow this weekend. A lot, maybe. Probably. Oh, who knows?However! This can be a good thing under the right conditions. If you have the right car, the right tires, the right skills, and the right mixture of bravery and stupidity, than you can have oodles of fun engaging in some snow hoonage. Examples of this can be found far and wide across the Internet. Why don't you go ahead and post your favorite pictures and videos of vehicular misbehavior in the snow? Advertisement And while you're at it, give us your best tips for driving in snow and ice. There may be some winter driving newbies out there who could use your help. Photo credit BMW Classic Facebook Page Sponsored Reply84 repliesLeave a reply


text:
Enter below to win a prize package featuring three scary movies recently released on Blu-ray from MGM Home Entertainment: Killer Klowns from Outer Space (rated PG-13), Jeepers Creepers (rated R), and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (not rated).
5 winners will be selected Monday, Nov. 5
Please use a valid email address to enter (winner will be contacted by email). One entry per email address.
*By entering this giveaway, you agree to receive emails from NYMetroParents.
Click Here to View and Enter Our Latest Contests!
Jul 25, 2016
Jul 22, 2016
Jul 20, 2016
Jul 27, 2016
Jul 26, 2016
Jun 22, 2016
Jul 21, 2016
Jul 07, 2016
Jun 07, 2016
Copyright 2016 | All Rights
Reserved | Davler Media
Get NYMetroParents in Your Inbox


text:
Drury Hotels
|Creve Coeur, Missouri, U.S.[1]
Number of employees
|4,000 (2010)
Drury Hotels, LLC is a family-owned and operated Creve Coeur, Missouri (a St. Louis, Missouri suburb)-based corporation. The chain operates under the names Drury Inn, Drury Inn and Suites, Drury Suites, Drury Plaza Hotel, and Pear Tree Inn. The chain operates 120 locations in 21 states in 2015.
The Drury Development Corporation was founded in 1959. The family built its first hotel in 1962 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. It was a 108-room Holiday Inn. Drury Hotels was founded in 1973 by the owner of a plastering company. The first Drury hotel was located in Sikeston, Missouri. The Drury Hotels company operates non-Drury hotels as well.[2] In the 1990s, the chain introduced a third brand, Thrifty Inn.[3]
One of the founders, James Drury, died on March 17, 2008, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.[4] A second founder, Robert Drury, died on November 28, 2013, in San Antonio.[5][6]
On November 10, 2015, American Civil Liberties Union lawyers sued on behalf of Meagan Taylor, a transwoman of colour who had stayed at a Drury Inn in West Des Moines, Iowa on July 13, 2015.[7] Hotel staff alleged to police that she was engaged in prostitution because she and a travel companion were "men dressed like women."[8] All charges were later dropped.[9] As of 2015, the matter is before the Iowa Civil Rights Commission as profiling based on race and gender identity is illegal.[8]
- ^ Staff (24 July 2013). "Drury Hotels wins J.D. Power award". St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Retrieved 31 July 2014.
- ^ Tom Neumeyer; Frank Nickell; Joel P. Rhodes (2004). Historic Cape Giardeau: An Illustrated History. San Antonio, Texas: The Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce. pp. 116–118. 1-893619-39-7.
- ^ Jakle, John A.; Sculle, Keith A.; Rogers, Jefferson S. (1996). The Motel in America. Johns Hopkins University Press. p. 217. ISBN 0-8018-5383-4.
- ^ "James Drury obituary". Retrieved 2013-12-07.
- ^ "Bob Drury, part owner of Drury Hotels, CEO of Drury Southwest, dies". Retrieved 2013-12-07.
- ^ "Robert Drury obituary". Retrieved 2013-12-07.
- ^ http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/crime-and-courts/2015/11/10/arrested-transgender-woman-files-complaint-against-wdm-hotel/75508728/
- ^ a b http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/transgender-woman-jailed-for-eight-days-files-lawsuit-against-iowa-hotel-a6730841.html
- ^ http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/nov/10/transgender-woman-jailed-iowa-drury-inn
External links[edit]
|This article about a hotel or resort in the United States is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Lars Trieloff (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] Closed: (COCOON-1905) [PATCH] Support non-file resources for jaas.config in JCR block
|Tue, 03 Oct 2006 09:50:21 GMT
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1905?page=all ] Lars Trieloff closed COCOON-1905. --------------------------------- Resolution: Later This will be included in the reworked JCR sourcefactory that Mindquarry is currently working on. > [PATCH] Support non-file resources for jaas.config in JCR block > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: COCOON-1905 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1905 > Project: Cocoon > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Blocks: (Undefined) > Affects Versions: 2.2-dev (Current SVN) > Reporter: Lars Trieloff > Priority: Minor > Attachments: cocoon-jcr-jaas-uri-source.patch > > > The current implementation of the JCR-block requires the user to define a physical file as source for the jaas.config. While is behaviour matches the requirements of the Java JAAS implementation it is inconvenient for development and prevents the creation of a generic out-of-the-box cocoon-JCR-example. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
|View raw message


text:
Video: Lady Gaga's "Edge of Glory" Goes For Simplicity
No wacky costumes. No crazy concepts. No iconic dance moves. Lady Gaga's new video for "Edge of Glory" is an anomaly in her kooky visual catalog. Germanotta hasn't looked this "regular" since her "Just Dance" days.
And while her little monsters seemed pissed off they didn't get a video of epic proportions, Crossfade is coming out and saying it: we like it. A lot. Purely for the fact she lets the song shine. What it seems here is Lady Gaga has a case of spoiled and unappreciative little monsters, who, when they don't get what they want, go on a Twitter-attack spree.
Yes, Crossfade is coming to the defense of Gaga.
To call the video boring is really unfair. First thing, the controversy surrounding "Judas" didn't really equate to big sales. The single was perhaps one of her worst performing since "Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)," which failed to chart in the Billboard Hot 100 entirely.
Upcoming Events
Sociedad Proarte Grateli: Aquellos Tiempos Felices-La Habana De Los 50
TicketsSat., Jul. 30, 7:15pm
Laura Pausini
TicketsSat., Jul. 30, 8:00pm
Olivia Holt
TicketsSun., Jul. 31, 7:00pm
Pitbull: The Bad Man Tour
TicketsSun., Jul. 31, 7:00pm
Prince Royce - Upgrade Meet & Greet Packages
Sun., Jul. 31, 7:01pm
We can assume her label, Interscope, wanted another hit single out quickly before Born This Way wore out its welcome. And, well, they have reason to be nervous. After an amazing 1.1 million in first-week sales, the album tanked with a decrease of 84 percent its second week.
To make matters worse, reported disputes between the original director Joseph Kahn and Gaga only added to the rushed response. (By the way, Kahn says he's not the director for the video, Lady Gaga is.)
But, we'll let you be the judge. Watch the full video for "Edge of Glory," and tell us, boring or brilliant?
Follow Crossfade on Facebook and Twitter @Crossfade_SFL.
Get the Music Newsletter
Keep your thumb on the local music scene each week with music news, trends, artist interviews and concert listings. We'll also send you special ticket offers and music deals.
In Case You Missed It
Upcoming Events
TODRICK HALL: Straight Outta Oz Tour
TicketsWed., Jul. 27, 7:30pm
Mad Decent Block Party
TicketsSat., Jul. 30, 2:00pm
TicketsSat., Jul. 30, 7:00pm
Miami Music Festival
TicketsThu., Jul. 28, 7:30pmpowered by goldstar
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
Tags » Pomplamoose
Earworm Wednesday: Pomplamoose Fight Back
My Best of 2015
Top ten lists abound this time of year, and I have taken to recounting my favorite things, in no particular order and with no number cap. 1,021 more words
My December Song Project 4: Pay Attention
Greetings and welcome to the fourth annual December Songwriting Project (DSP.) At 10:00 p.m. on November 30th, I really took the decision whether or not to do this down to the wire. 259 more words
Wild Horses (Mother-Daughter)
Wild Horses – by The Rolling Stones – performed by Nataly Dawn and her Mother, Dawn Kallevig.
53 more words
In case you were wondering where I learned everything I know.


text:
- Becca Tile Reversible Indoor/Outdoor Rug - Blue $49 – $349 Special $44 – $314
Personalize your space with must-have updates for relaxed indoor and outdoor living.
Win $2,500 towards your registry. One lucky winner every month!
From local events to free design services, learn what's happening in our stores.


text:
Women's R-Gear Forever Denim TightItem #RRL2184
VIP:$26.96 Get This Price
Loading product details ...
Reviews (1)
Need Help?
Product Description:
Women's ROAD RUNNER SPORTS FOREVER DENIM TIGHT :: Look and feel fantastic from start to finish on your workouts with the Women's Road Runner Sports Forever Denim Tight. You'll be flattering your figure while keeping your skin sweat free and protected from chafe thanks to the wicking fabric and flat seam construction. You'll stow your media with ease in the Forever Denim Tight's hidden media pocket, and you'll even have two additional back pockets to store your other little essentials.
Features & Benefits:
Reviewed by 1 customer
These are just like jeggings! You can wear these to the gym and practically go right out afterwards! I feel fantastic when I wear these bottoms and there's even a secret pocket to stow away my personal belongings, and it's not in the back pockets!
Watch the Women's Forever Denim Tight Video!
Your Help Is Here
Shop with confidence knowing your team of Fit Experts is waiting to answer all your questions. You can always find your perfect product and your perfect fit. Your Road Runner Sports Fit Experts will make sure you get exactly what you want and have tons of fun in the process! Give us a call, chat, or email!
Call 800-743-3206 to
You May Also Like
More Related Products
Women's Under Armour® Favorite Legging-AllOver Mini Slash :: Soft, ultra-lightweight performance cotton fabric delivers incredible comfort Signature Moisture Transport System ...
Women's Pearl Izumi® Fly 3/4 Tight :: Designed to perform, these tights provide quad-warming coverage and perfectly placed behind-the-knee mesh ...
Women's prAna® Freya Knicker :: A tiered back gives the prAna® Freya Knicker layers of raw edged style. A blend ...


text:
Michael D. Koehler, Ph.D., was a teacher, counselor, and coach at Deerfield (IL) High School for 31 years and an adjunct professor of educational administration for 23 years. He has authored more than a dozen practical resources for educators with Prentice Hall and written and narrated a videotape for the College Board.
Karen E. Royer, M.A., is a former teacher at Mundelein (IL) High School, where she taught all levels of French, spearheaded the writing of one of the first "immersion" curricula in the state, and was one of the faculty who worked with students to initiate the First-Class character education program.


text:
A Global Threat Lyrics
(1-70 of 70 song lyrics)
Selected popular A Global Threat song of Saturday, July 23 2016 is "Where's The Money Gone".
Submit Lyrics
pin it
Top A Global Threat Albums
click on the album covers to see the lyrics inside the album
What the F**k Will Change?
Where the Sun Never Sets
Here We Are
Until We Die
Related A Global Threat Links
A Global Threat wiki
Not Those Kids lyrics
Work Or War lyrics
Who's To Blame lyrics
Where's The Money Gone lyrics
When The Walls Come Crashing Down lyrics
We're All Equal In The End lyrics
Until We Die lyrics
Tuff Crowd lyrics
This Town lyrics
There's Your Threat lyrics
The Way It Is lyrics
The Proles lyrics
The Power lyrics
The Maine Punx lyrics
The Kids Will Revolt lyrics
Sucks To The Political lyrics
Young And Dead lyrics
Cut-ups lyrics
Some Nerve lyrics
I Don't Want It All lyrics
One Way Street lyrics
Friendly Fire lyrics
Stuck In The Skull lyrics
Everything Is Wonderful lyrics
Not A Dime To Drop lyrics
We're Not Gonna Take It lyrics
Making Enemies lyrics
Scalped By Pop lyrics
Agt Crew lyrics
Keep Dancing lyrics
Set Up lyrics
Free Will lyrics
The Running Man lyrics
Channel 34 lyrics
Stop The Violence lyrics
Social Quarantine lyrics
Get In The Coffin lyrics
Fucking Racist Maggots lyrics
Filthy Greedy Guilt lyrics
False Patriot lyrics
Everyone's Afraid lyrics
Elitist Attitudes lyrics
Earache lyrics
Don't Look lyrics
Conformity lyrics
Channel 4 lyrics
Cause For Abortion lyrics
Bury Your Parents (mommy, Daddy) lyrics
Blow You Away lyrics
Bloody, Red Eyes lyrics
American Culture lyrics
Here We Are lyrics
Idle Threats lyrics
In The Red lyrics
So Paranoid lyrics
Smoke Up Your Ass lyrics
Sirens lyrics
Religious Scam lyrics
Pass The Time lyrics
Out In The Dark lyrics
On The Clock lyrics
No Cardinal Sin lyrics
My Neighbors lyrics
Money, Lies And Real Estate lyrics
Mind Bomb lyrics
Living Dead lyrics
Live For Now lyrics
Lab Rat lyrics
Invite A Coroner lyrics
All We Really Own lyrics
order by popularity |
order by alphabet
Related Information for A Global Threat
A Global Threat
is an American street punk band, formed in 1997 in Maine (later relocating to Boston, MA). In 1998 they self-released their first EP, "The Kids Will Revolt Against All Authority". They released 4 full-length albums, and many EP's including "In The Red" and "Earache/Pass The Time". They went through several band members during their lifetime, including Mark Unseen from the also notable street punk band, The Unseen. Brian Lothian, the vocal..
read more
Browse Artists
Submit Lyrics
New Lyrics
USA Singles Chart
Top Albums
Top Lyrics
RSS Feeds
Link to Us
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
DMCA Policy
Terms of Service
All lyrics are property of their respective owners. All lyrics are strictly for viewing/reading purposes only. Copying, redistributing and printing is not allowed. Copyright © 2000 - 2016
Lyrics.net. All Rights Reserved. | 0.009


text:
Cisco says market volatility rattles enterprise tech spending
Customers "paused a bit" in January and IT spending plans slowed, says Cisco CEO. Apparently, stock market volatility hits confidence in capital spending plans.
Cisco is the enterprise and telecom networking leader, but the company's expansion into new markets such as telepresence, collaboration, video conferencing and consumer electronics may be more notable. Cisco reloads well in an economic downturn, makes smart acquisitions such as Pure Digital, WebEx and Tandberg, and plots a long-term strategic vision well.
Customers "paused a bit" in January and IT spending plans slowed, says Cisco CEO. Apparently, stock market volatility hits confidence in capital spending plans.
Cisco's $1.4 billion purchase of Jasper Technologies gives it a complete Internet of things stack, recurring software revenue and a cloud play.
With this acquisition, Cisco is doubling down on the IoT segment in a big way.
More people will have mobile phones than electricity, running water and cars by 2020.
To manage the city's infrastructure centrally, Barcelona's council and supercomputing center, with Cisco and other technology partners, have just completed an innovative proof-of-concept platform.
In its latest security report, Cisco found that almost half of organisations worldwide lack confidence in their security posture thanks to increasing malware attacks.
Cisco is launching a service for about $1 to $2 per employee a year to monitor cloud usage and curb shadow IT expenses.
Cisco is once again updating its Internet of Things strategy with a specific focus on courting broadcasters and media companies at CES.
Apple's enterprise business alone makes it one of the 15 largest tech firms. More importantly, the enterprise business sports a 40 percent annual growth rate. How did Apple do it?
With the next iteration of the Spark group messaging and content sharing service, Cisco is promising to make more Hollywood imaginations into reality for offices.
Cisco's answer to software defined networking for its hardware adds Docker support as well more support for VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V.
Cisco said Acano's technology and expertise will bolster Cisco's development in the key collaboration areas of interoperability and scalability.
Cisco's CEO pegged Q1 as "a very strong quarter," driven especially by software and cloud strategies.
The two networking giants will work together on sales and development as part of deal expected to drum up an extra $1bn a year for each company.
Notable security news items for the week ending October 30, 2015. Covers enterprise, application and mobile security, reports and more.
Enterprise Software
IBM, Cisco to integrate Watson, collaboration tools like WebEx
BGP spoofing - why nothing on the internet is actually secure


text:
Suns out, Guns Out! We all love going to the beach to fool around - sometim...
Elizabeth Rage takes you through the steps to create the Enchantress look f...
On this episode, Master Chalk Artist Chris Carlson takes on an epic Star Tr...
Anyone order extra side boob with their SIDE BOOB?
Lindsay Lohan Side Boob
A little side boob to point the way for navigation.
A little side boob to point the way for navigation.
Great Side Boob
Here's your Sunday dose of side boob.
Cheers To Fort Side Boob!
Even She Is Like "Sweet! Side Boob!"
Some side boob to give you some side eye.
Girl with a nice side boob Shot
Dear lord.
Jordans one of our friends are you? myspace/breakdotcom
Great picture of Jessica Simpson
Lohan Huge Breasts


text:
Of course you do! Especially when you consider silence an answer.<quoted text>I get answers to my Prayers almost all the time...
You could too, but yer praying to the WRONG guy!
Go figure!
Bible study rules for public schools proposed
There are 149922 comments on the The Courier-Journal story from Feb 10, 2010, titled Bible study rules for public schools proposed. In it, The Courier-Journal reports that:
FRANKFORT, Ky. - The state would create rules for teaching about the Bible in public high schools under a bill filed Monday by three Democratic senators.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at The Courier-Journal.
"There's more than one religion"
Since: Aug 11
Location hidden
#85298 Aug 8, 2012
"Question, Explore, Discover"
Since: Dec 11
Location hidden
#85299 Aug 8, 2012
Hitching was that non-scientist Creationist, right. Sounds familiar.
But either way what is your point? Sewing doubt is not the same as proving something. Creationists are good at sewing doubt among people who might not know a lot about the topic. But they SUCK at presenting anything resembling a rational argument.
If Creationists want to contribute to the understanding of nature they need to study it first.
#85300 Aug 8, 2012
"Question, Explore and Discover: That is a great idea get busy!
#85301 Aug 8, 2012
Would an Organic Soup Form?
How likely is it that the amino acids thought to have formed in the atmosphere would drift down and form an organic soup in the oceans? Not likely at all. The same energy that would split the simple compounds in the atmosphere would even more quickly decompose any complex amino acids that formed. Interestingly, in his experiment of passing an electric spark through an atmosphere, Miller saved the four amino acids he got only because he removed them from the area of the spark. Had he left them there, the spark would have decomposed them.
However, if it is assumed that amino acids somehow reached the oceans and were protected from the destructive ultraviolet radiation in the atmosphere, what then? Hitching explained:Beneath the surface of the water there would not be enough energy to activate further chemical reactions; water in any case inhibits the growth of more complex molecules.
So once amino acids are in the water, they must get out of it if they are to form larger molecules and evolve toward becoming proteins useful for the formation of life. But once they get out of the water, they are in the destructive ultraviolet light again!In other words, Hitching says,the theoretical chances of getting through even this first and relatively easy stage [getting amino acids] in the evolution of life are forbidding.
Although it commonly is asserted that life spontaneously arose in the oceans, bodies of water simply are not conducive to the necessary chemistry. Chemist Richard Dickerson explains:It is therefore hard to see how polymerization [linking together smaller molecules to form bigger ones] could have proceeded in the aqueous environment of the primitive ocean, since the presence of water favors depolymerization [breaking up big molecules into simpler ones] rather than polymerization. Biochemist George Wald agrees with this view, stating:Spontaneous dissolution is much more probable, and hence proceeds much more rapidly, than spontaneous synthesis. This means there would be no accumulation of organic soup! Wald believes this to be the most stubborn problem that confronts us [evolutionists].
There is, however, another stubborn problem that confronts evolutionary theory. Remember, there are over 100 amino acids, but only 20 are needed for lifes proteins. Moreover, they come in two shapes: Some of the molecules are right-handed and others are left-handed. Should they be formed at random, as in a theoretical organic soup, it is most likely that half would be right-handed and half left-handed. And there is no known reason why either shape should be preferred in living things. Yet, of the 20 amino acids used in producing lifes proteins, all are left-handed!
How is it that, at random, only the specifically required kinds would be united in the soup? Physicist J. D. Bernal acknowledges:It must be admitted that the explanation . . . still remains one of the most difficult parts of the structural aspects of life to explain. He concluded:We may never be able to explain it.
YET EVOLUTION IS PRESENTED AS SCIENTIFIC FACT TO SCHOOL CHILDREN,(most vulnerable)!
#85302 Aug 8, 2012
I cannot believe with all the hrrible things going on in our society that your main concern is that they not teach the bible in school. Those young minds could benifit tremendously from knowing Jesus Christ. That's exaclty what's wrong with our society. People wine more over the good and go along with all the pathetic immoral behavior. There are a lot of good christian people left in this world, learn something from them.
Since: Feb 12
#85303 Aug 8, 2012
To humiliate someone. Yet God wants to see everyone naked just as Adam and Eve in the beginning of the book. A world wide nudist camp.
Why does God want to see everyone naked?
Since: Feb 12
#85304 Aug 8, 2012
I find it curious that YAA and other religious people would vote for someone they say the bible predicted an anti-christ would come and claim to be a God.
According to Mitt Romney's Mormon beliefs, Lucifer and Jesus in the beginning apparently were brothers with competing plans. The Mormon beliefs of Mitt Romney claims that God the Father sided with Jesus, who performed well and turned into a god, while Lucifer rebelled against them and turned into Satan.
And according to the beliefs that Mitt Romney has taught as a Mormon High Priest, Mormons who adhere to the Mormon beliefs will one day also become gods like Jesus (evidence); Mitt Romney's good deeds in this life are intended to turn him into God someday.
Since: Apr 12
Location hidden
#85305 Aug 8, 2012
First on your last sentence; There are a lot of them without ever having to teach the bible in a public school. Are the churches no longer capable of teaching the bible? There are reports of church membership declining, and perhaps supporters of this see it as a way of reaching out for new members.
I have pointed out previously that the 1st amendment prevents such a program in public schools but not to private ones, so I will not rehash that argument. I do not feel that public schools have the budget to allow for this, without having to bump other courses. Math, science, language arts, physical education, music, art, and trade skills are essential to students' development of their potential. These all cost tax payers who support the public schools, churches teach the bible for free. They have Sunday School, Vacation Bible School, and worship on the days they can have them. They also have groups and fellowship meetings. This costs the tax payers nothing. So why should we deprive our schools of important life skill teaching courses, for what is already provided for by an appropiate and qualified organization.
Back to decline in membership, I would want to know what kind of message churches are presenting. The hellfire and brimstone approach no longer works; with everything going on the world today and how much information is instantly available, people just tune it out. I feel the message should be about eternal love because people react better and tend be more open. There isn't enough mention out there about unconditional love. One should worship in celebration and love, not serve in fear.
As a Christian, I accept and respect other's beliefs. If I am asked or the subject arises, I speak of a God that loves diversity. That there is no one way that works for everyone, just the person. It should make you a better person, for even aethesists should practice civic virtue(how a society should treat one another). If someone doesn't want to believe, it's ok God still loves them and they have that right. When asked how could God allow horrible things to happen, I respond that when Christ died on the cross we were given the freewill to make this world good or bad. God would no longer directly control us, or reign fire down. God is also not some magical wish granting genie, though He can grant us strength when we really need it. Another question is; if God knows all that is going to happen what is the point of life and is He punishing me? I feel that God know all the infinite possibilities of any choice that could possibly be made, yet He wants us to have those choices and loves to watch things unfold through our life.
When it comes to questions of science vs religion, the short version is the heavens don't lie and God would not create a deceptive universe. If the heavens say they are billions of years old then they are, for God's Word is in nature.
Sorry to make such a long post, but as I stated the 1st amendment arguement didn't seem to be enough. Peace, and kindness to each other.
#85306 Aug 8, 2012
#85307 Aug 8, 2012
his good deeds in this life are intended to do that? is it a matter of good on balance, or just a few good ones? and if God is a dog, would she call him good? I am not sure we have anything to worry about, if sufficient good deeds are required, especially if bad ones count against him - and what about intended bad deeds? oh, maybe that is what would make him the anti-Christ....taking from the rich and giving to the poor ... or no, isn't the new fundie version of God supposed to be pro-success and to blame the poor for their own supposed "failures"? it is so difficult to mix up religion and politics and economics.
couldn't we just continue to have a basketball fanatic as President?
#85308 Aug 8, 2012
or is the anti-Christ supposed to be the one who takes from the rich and gives to the poor, or the one who takes from the poor and gives to the rich? that one has been revised a bit too, I think. tax the naked and clothe the rich in lavish clothes, since it is the fault of the naked that they are ill-clothed, and giving more to the rich will help the rich invest more money in clothing making factories - or would that be in clothing making piece work in China and Honduras? another real problem there.
I guess I would be more comfortable with a mildly liberation theology, peace and justice type President such as we thought we voted for in 2008, and he would like to be, if the world and the senate rules and Mitch McConnell would permit.
#85309 Aug 8, 2012
bravo to you for a thoughtful and kind-hearted comment. you are the sort of christian I defend when some of the extreme and hasty atheists over-generalize in criticizing Christians. we do not get enough of your type on topix, but one like you is a wonderful example of why even the most rational and devoted freethinker should not repudiate people who are Christians, simply because they call themselves Christian. It is the beliefs and the consequences of those beliefs which matter. you seem to intend to do good. please continue to visit us here.
#85310 Aug 8, 2012
one thing that can be learned from bad christian people, is that they believe that they can do bad things, and then cry lord lord I believe and get forgiven for the harm they have done to others. I defend good people who are Christians. but there are many kinds of folks who call themselves Christians. The Christian religion itself, in various of its textts, gives support to the ones I think want to get off easy, by just believing in nonsense and not having to do good, or make up for the harm they do.
I still like and defend the good persons who are Christians, but the less they believe in the superstition, the wiser they are.
Since: Feb 12
#85311 Aug 8, 2012
No, according to most christian theology good deeds are not good enough. Only having the true religion and practicing true religion is the only way.
Yes, it would be nice just to let politics and religion seperate but most christians are theocratic even in a secular society just like muslims are here also and by their faith they must not sway from religious teachings or face eternity in hell-fire.
Foxnews will make sure eveyone gets the message.
Since: Apr 12
Location hidden
#85312 Aug 8, 2012
It is the lunatics and bad examples of any group that gets the most attention, now and all through history. It has never been a true representation of the group. I do hope that one day more good Christians will speak up, telling the good Word as we like to say. Ignorance has never served anyone any good. Superstition is a form of ignorance, but not to be confused with beliefs. As a child I was told that thunder was the angels bowling and lighting was a strike, harmless superstition much like Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. Harmful superstition is just that, such as believing witches are harming the town(cows drying up, crop failures, ect...) and that burning the witch would stop the percieved destruction. Many more examples exist, all of which were carried out in the name of Righteousness and sadistic inhumanity.
Which brings me to my own definition of Sin, harm that is done. There is a great misunderstanding of harm upon others or society at large. I have read this saying quite often "hate the sin not the sinner" but no where does it exist in the Bible. The further problem I see is the word "hate" used as a mantra, and this is often what is wrong with diatribes against sin and sinners. The speaker/writer may not realize it, but there is hate hidden within their expression. There is judgement upon others and if they don't know it is there, they use Righteousness as a blanket for justification. They know not the harm they do, for if they did then they are willing sinners.
I went to church from childhood, but that isn't why I am a Christian. It isn't enough to follow "because that's what the Bible says". My own spiritual experience, education, and observations have led me to a deeper understanding and dedication to my faith. I have learned about other faiths, not necessarily to change mine but to gain a greater insight of humanity. What I have found is that religions I have researched share a basic common message; be good to others, and do no harm.[On a side note, most satanists have stated that it is the only religion that accepts everyone and that is why they follow it.]
It is where I began to discover my own personal insight, God loves diversity. An aetheist once asked, "If Christianity is the one true religion, then why didn't Jesus appear to all civilizations all over the world and why didn't God perform miracles to all of humanity?" My response went like this, "If God is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient then he knows His children well. Perhaps knowing the differences we tend to have in each culture, He sent emissaries to all and thus you have different religions. Meaning there is no one right way for all, just for the person. It is our own arrogance that creates all the conflict over religion. Perhaps, the true message is to love one another and embrace all the God-given wonderful individuality of humanity. Granted this isn't a philosophy shared by other Christians, but it is one of respect of others. I read the Bible often, I console those I know that need it, and I try to give a message of hope when it's called for. I also know to not be so foolish to think there aren't evil people in the world beyond redemption. Some people you can't help, because it is also how you are treated that is important.
Since: Apr 12
Location hidden
#85313 Aug 8, 2012
And look how much harm that is done. I have studied some about Islam(much like other groups bad apples get the attention) and there is a message of tolerance. Similar to bible verses used to justify inhumane actions, the Quran contains them as well. However, the greater message of tolerance and love is the one that should be followed for hate is harm therefore sin. Prior to the modern era, areas under Muslim control tolerated and allowed others to practice their own beliefs this even included Christian churches. The following verses reflect the basis of this tolerance.
There is no compulsion in religion (Quran, 2:256)
Had your Lord wanted, all the people on earth would have believed. So will you force people to believe?(Quran, 10:99)
So warn them: your only task is to warn, youre not supposed to force them.(Quran, 88:21-22)
He does not forbid you to deal kindly and justly with anyone who has not fought you for your faith and driven you out of your homes, God loves the just.(Quran, 60:8)
Perhaps Christianity has matured some, but The Inquisition and The Crusade are prime examples of inhumanity justified by Righteousness. Those things do not represent the true message of Christ, love one another. The fanatics who commit atrocities in the name of Islam are justifying themselves in the same way, but it is not the true message either.
Islam encourages reason and logic over ignorance and superstition. Many great scientific discoveries prior to our modern era, were made by Muslims. Alcohol, algebra(including the concept of the number zero), and navigation equipment are just a few of the advances they shared with the world. Even a concept and techniques of personal hygene(showering, bathing, brushing ones teeth) as a method to improve health, were developed by Muslims.
It is unfair to base an opinion, when you do not know what the truth of something is. The same applys to Muslims as it does to Christian, the good ones are following the true message of their faith.
Satanic Priest
"There is no god"
Since: Jul 12
#85314 Aug 8, 2012
No god showed up in your life, and jaysus did not save you your brain is fried from the meth
Since: Feb 12
#85315 Aug 8, 2012
If good ones are following their faith, how does that reconcile with this bible verse. Seems like no one person is good.
"Why do you call me good?" Jesus answered. "No one is good--except God alone. Mark 10:18
You're right if is unfair, but what is truth? Do you have the truth? Why would anyone believe your truth? Is any religion truth?
How would you discover you have the truth?
Satanic Priest
"There is no god"
Since: Jul 12
#85316 Aug 8, 2012
Your brain is so fried from the meth that you think god talks to you, there is medicine that will save you
"Breaking the spell "
Since: Dec 10
of the puppet master
#85317 Aug 8, 2012
Science is not claiming its legs supported it on land. The legs were for walking around on the bottom of the lake or river. But it shows legs can be grown by fish and were at that time. They could evolve to land bearing leg strength.
The theory holds fish like this just came to the edge of the shore to escape predators. That is a major reason animals change(to escape predators). As time rolled on, the fish naturally selected those best at escaping and thus survived to procreate. Those who had the ability to escape were the best at getting onto land. Thus the ones who had good leg strength wins the race of evolution.
Alligators are not so far different than this. Their bodies locomotion is in the same side to side as fish.
Tell me when this thread is updated:Subscribe Now Add to my Tracker
Add your comments below
Harlan Discussions
|Last By
|Dollar General beside Big Lots
|1 hr
|Old Customer
|the music thread (Jan '12)
|10 hr
|Buddies Discount Tob.
|12 hr
|***last post wins*** (May '11)
|13 hr
|Princess Hey
|Add a Word Drop a word (Aug '10)
|15 hr
|Princess Hey
|Word Association (Feb '15)
|15 hr
|Princess Hey
|anybody know were carla saylor collier is (Dec '09)
|17 hr
Find what you want!
Search Harlan Forum Now
Copyright © 2016 Topix LLC


text:
- ESPN.com | Profile | Register | Forgot Password?
(AP Photo/Chris Gardner)
This Looks Familiar
This may be look new to the Colts, but it's not new to Tony Dungy. The Colts went old-school and played a little "Buc ball" in their win over the Ravens, writes Greg Garber. Story
MORE FROM ESPN.com


text:
Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Shuttle bus service
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
Travelers also looked at:
- More recommendations
TravelPod Member ReviewsToronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Really lovely hotel and the rooms are huge. Located in the centre of the city's easy to get too and from a lot of attractions by foot.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
The facilities were very nice and the rooms and customer service
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Historical Traveler Reviews Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel
Absolutely Superb!
My girlfriend and I stayed here last January for three nights. We paid $539 total for round trip airline tickets from NYC, three nights, and fees and taxes. The cost for the room must have been less than $50.00 a night. This was by far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. It is ideally located in downtown Toronto within walking distance to most places of interest. The hotel is connected to a really nice mall. You never even have to walk outside to get there! The lobby was decorated very nicely and was quite large. The staff was very courteous. The breakfast buffet was delicious. The rooms were very spacious, clean, and the bed was very comfortable. On the top floor they have a nice pool (a little on the small side), a fitness center, and a nice hot tub. You can get a great view of the city from up there. The room service was great as well. I accidentally knocked over my phone and it was off the hook for more than 10 seconds. Within a minute or two, security was knocking at my door to make sure everything was OK. You can be sure that you will be very safe at this hotel. I highly recommend it and I can see why almost every reviewer gave it 5 yellow circles.
Great, relaxing stay!
Having never been to Toronto, it was very difficult in choosing from the plethora of choices.
Definately made a wise decision in choosing the Eaton Centre.
The location is prime for shopping, and you are close to pretty much everything. Taxis are waiting for you at all hours right outside the hotel doors if you wish not to get lost in the city.
Great place to dine is right across the street at the Pickadelli restaurant. DELICIOUS! The pool is small but relaxing. You are about 4 minutes away from the CN Tower via Taxi (RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO THE SKY DOME), and also about 4 minutes in Taxi to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Room was very reasonably priced, and staff is more than helpful. For sight seeing, or looking to do anything fun, make sure to ask the attendant at the activities desk that is quick to offer anything you are looking for! Great experience that was topped off by the Red Sox putting a hurting on the Blue Jays!
Marriott Eaton Centre is The Best
The hotel is centrally located to just about everything including the subway stations. (Just a short walk from the hotel) The hotel ltself is very nice!!! The rooms are very nicely decorated and the duvet covered beds are sooo comfortable. The staff are both friendly and helpful. The room service pizza was terriffic too. Ordered around 2:00am...no problem. This hotel is awsome. The package they offered for the Stones Concert on July 30, 2003 was Fantastic., and it was the best deal out there which was unbelievable considering the standard of this hotel.
Way to support Toronto!!!!
Best hotel experience I have ever had!!!
The hotel was awesome!!!! The location was great. I really loved the old church and courtyard. Non stop shopping without ever going too far.
I was there for 10 days and never had to move my car, but got to see plenty!!!!! The staff is the best. Their beds are the most comfortable I have seen in a hotel. I am ready to go back. Great breakfast buffet.
Not one single complaint.
Top class
Stayed for 9 nights from 24 June 2003 to 3 July 2003. After a long flight it was nice to be greeted by such a friendly staff. Check in was quick and easy, the room was spacious and had everything you could need for during the stay. Comfortable bed, large tv which could be used for internet or playstation, sofa, iron and good sized bathroom. During a very hot week the air conditioning kept the room just perfect.
Housekeeping staff did an excellent job and again were very friendly and helpful. Checkout again was quick and simple. It has an excellent location beside the Eaton Centre for shopping, subway and the PATH. My only minor quibble was the lighting in the room which was provided by lamps and meaning it was slightly dark. That said it will be my hotel of choice on my next visit to Toronto.
Excellent overall stay!!
Excellent service and atmosphere are two key areas that I found exemplary at the Toronto Marriott Eaton's Centre. The front desk was very efficient and courteous. The bell staff were efficient, knowledgeable and extremely welcoming. I would recommend this hotel to any visitor to Toronto. The location, rates, and overall appearance of the hotel are incredible. Thanks for a wonderful night.
Very Nice People
Stayed here for a 2 day weekend 3-28-03. Found everyone to be very cordial and attentive. This includes all of the staff from the manager to the waiters and waitresses. Rooms are sparkling clean and the bedding very comfortable. Duvets are used which always add that extra plushness making the stay a liile more comfortable. Breakfast buffet while somewhat standard has some extras making it very tasty. Only one disappointment and that was with the pool which is only about 3 ft deep and rather small. On the plus side, the water was warm.Also here is a whirlpool with water at about 100 degrees. arather relaxing area on the 18th floor. We wold recommend this hotel for a nice quiet stay.
Great Family Hotel !!!
We took the mother-in-law and the kids...stayed in adjoining rooms with a sofa bed. So much room and great PIZZA from room service after midnight !! Great buffet in atrium restaurant, so close to everything !! Wonderful pool. Making plans for return trip !!! May 2002
Brilliant Hotel
We stayed here in Oct 02 for 4 nights, with our 2 children.
Brilliant location, right next to the Eaton Centre, which had a great selection of shops and food places.
The hotels buffet breakfast is a must, great value for money, and the children loved it....
The room was clean, and the staff very friendly.
When we come to Toronto again, this will definately be our choice of hotel...
Comfortable and Welcoming
Now when we visit Toronto we will always stay here. At last we have found a hotel where the comfort of the guest is primary. Friendly staff, immacalate rooms and close proximity to the Eaton Centre make this hotel a must.
TripAdvisor Reviews Toronto Marriott Downtown Eaton Centre Hotel
Travel Blogs from Toronto
Toronto at last
We left Brisbane nearly two hours late and fortunately LAX was aware and propelled us through customs to our next flight in time . Note to self....never more than one stop. I was saying bad things to our travel agent in my head . We arrived in Chicago with a three hour overlay and bought the worst coffee I have ever tasted. Threw that out and …
From 8°c to 30°c in one day
... the high rise buildings became more prominent and unbeknownst to us our hotel is right at the centre of China town, we aren't supposed to be in China until next August.
We can see the CN Tower as soon as we step outside the hotel about a quarter of a mile away, we hope to go there on Sunday. I must admit I felt a little bit insecure at first but when you get talking to people they are realy nice around here, also it is very central for everything. ...
Toronto and Niagara Falls, Ontario
... bigger but they were awesome to see nonetheless. There were 2 sections of falls, but the postcard shot was the best of course. I couldn't believe how built up it was around the falls though, the town is pretty much built around the waterfalls. We had the usual stop at the souvenir shop for our stickers, patches and magnets. We are still on the sticker bandwagon. Where as the boys collect the other ones. Another 2 hour drive after Niagara, to our next stop in a small little ...
O Canada!
... him occupied during his hip replacement rehab (handed over rather reluctantly not having watched first!). So we decided to go. With Jamie as our tour guide we headed across town on foot, marvelling at all the skyscrapers and navigating our way through busy sidewalks. We were faced with the scary side of the city during this walk too as an obviously drugged up and mentally unstable man veered across the road swearing and ranting knocked into a man on ...
Doors Open Toronto - Part II
... Colborne Lodge which I wasn't able to find yesterday and almost got a parking ticket. Returning on foot I eventually found it but there were guided tours every 20 mins. The last tour was 4.20 which I was able to join.
The owner, whose name I forget, was an architect who designed prominent public buildings from Kingston to Toronto in the ...


text:
Ethoexperimental Approaches to the Study of Behavior / Edition 1by Robert J. Blanchard, Paul Brain, D. Caroline Blanchard, Stefano Parmigiani
Pub. Date: 07/31/1989
Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, II Ciocco, Italy, July 11-22, 1988
Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, II Ciocco, Italy, July 11-22, 1988
Product Details
- 9780792302964
- Publisher:
- Springer Netherlands
- Publication date:
- 07/31/1989
- Series:
- Nato Science Series D: (closed), #48
- Edition description:
- 1989
- Pages:
- 723
- Product dimensions:
- 6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.36(d)
Table of ContentsOne: Introduction.- Ethology and Experimental Psychology: From Confrontation to Partnership.- Two: Foraging, Feeding and Reactions to Distasteful Prey.- Studies of Learning and Memory in Natural Contexts: Integrating Functional and Mechanistic Approaches to Behavior.- Laboratory Studies of Naturally-Occurring Feeding Behaviors: Pitfalls, Progress and Problems in Ethoexperimental Analysis.- Time Horizons and Foraging Decisions: Reciprocal Contributions from Behavioral Ecology and Experimental Psychology.- Studying Warning Signals in the Laboratory.- Ethoexperimental Analysis of the Response of Young Chicks to Warningly-Colored Prey.- Three: Defensive Behavior.- An Ethoexperimental Approach to the Study of Defense.- Adaptive Interactions of Rats with Dangerous Inanimate Objects: Support for a Cognitive Theory of Defensive Behavior.- The Adaptive Function of Conditioned Defensive Behavior: An Ecological Approach to Pavlovian Stimulus-Substitution Theory.- Acquired Behaviors; Aversive Learning.- Midbrain Localization of Cell Bodies Involved in the Mediation of Intraspecific Defensive Reactions in the Rat.- Population Differences in Minnow Anti-Predator Behavior.- Four: Stress.- Controllability and Predictability of Stress.- Ethoexperimental Analysis of Stress, Contextual Odors, and Defensive Behaviors.- Behavioral Coping in Chronic Stress Conditions.- Is Electroshock of Utility in Ethoexperimental Tests?.- Ethoexperimental Analysis of 'Stress' Analgesia.- Five: Sex and Parenting Behavior.- Choosy Fishes: Mating and Related Issues.- Ethology in the Laboratory: Reproductive Behavior with Special Reference to Maternal Care Among the Mammals.- A Revised View of the Multisensory Control of Maternal Behaviour in Rats: Critical Role of Tactile Inputs.- Influences of Parity (Numbers of Parturitions) on Maternal Behavior and Reproductive Physiology in Rodents.- Mating-Induced Regulation of Infanticide in Male Mice: Fetal Programming of a Unique Stimulus-Response.- Six: Fighting: Offensive and Defensive Behaviors in Conspecific Encounters.- Offensive Behavior as a Prototype for Ethoexperimental Analysis.- Fighting: the Problem of Selecting Appropriate Behavior Patterns.- Offence and Defence and the Assessment of Fighting Ability by Domestic Pigs.- Experimental and Ethological Aspects of Maternal Aggression in Rats: Five Years of Observations.- Social Organization of Experimental Unisex Colonies of Male and Female Rabbits (Oryctolagus Cuniculus).- Social Dominance and Response to a Natural Predator by Rats Selectively Bred for Differences in Shuttle-Box Avoidance Learning.- Ethoexperimental Analysis of Different Forms of Intraspecific Aggression in the House Mouse (Mus Musculus).- Seven: Neurochemical and Pharmacological Influences on Behavior.- Studies on Neurochemistry and Behavior.- The Ethopharmacological Study of Drug Induced Changes in Behaviour.- An Ethopharmacological Study of the Effects of Three Neuroleptics (Haloperidol, Clozapine and Sulpiride) on Aggressive Encounters in Male Mice.- Some Further Ethoexperimental Studies of the Anti-Aggressive Drug Fluprazine Hydrochloride.- Etho-Experimental Studies of Similarities and Differences in Male and Female Agonistics Behaviour.- Models of Mother-Infant Interactions — Their use to Screen for Psychotropic Activity.- Neurochemistry and Behavior: Differential Postweaning Housing and Catecholamines.- Eight: Hormones and Behavior.- An Ethoexperimental Approach to Behavioral Endocrinology.- Interactions of Androgens and Estrogens in the Modulation of Social Behavior in Male Songbirds.- Role of Corticotropin-Releasing Factor in Mediating the Expression of Defensive Behavior.- Nine: Ecology and Behavior.- A Method to Test for Changes During Behavioral Sequences Applied to two Rodent Species (Mus Domesticus and M. Spretus).- The Ecology of Wild Rats: Applications in the Laboratory.- Field Experiments and Observations on Homing and Territoriality in Intertidal Blennies.- Studies on Reptiles in the Laboratory and Field.- Behavioral and Morphological Adaptations of the Lizard Lacerta Lepida to Particular Environmental Constraints.- Evolutionary Stability and the Laboratory Assessment of Behavior: The Role of the Go-Between.- Ten: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations.- Ethology in the Laboratory: Behavioral Development in Selective Altricial Newborn Among the Mammals.- Some Operant Misengineering of Behavior.- Experimental Evidence of Social Recognition in Domestic Fowl: Learning or Habituation?.- What is a Valuable Ethological Experiment?.- Contributions of Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences to Behavior Genetics.
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
Write a Review
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >


text:
Celebrating 50 Years
2016 marks the 50th Anniversary of BoatUS looking after the interests of recreational boat owners, and we're excited to celebrate with our Members. Keep an eye on your email for a special invite to Member Appreciation Events hosted by BoatUS President Margaret Podlich.
Details are expected to be finalized soon for events in the following locations:
- San Diego, CA
- Annapolis, MD
New Event Announced
Chicago, IL
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Stop by any time between 6 and 9 PM!
Past Events
Long Island, NY
Tuesday, June 21 at 6 PM - 9 PM
Windows on the Lake
235 Lake Shore Rd., Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
Port Townsend, WA
Saturday, May 7 at 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM in PDT
Northwest Maritime Center
431 Water St, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Clearwater, FL
Wednesday, April 6 at 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM in EDT
Clearwater Yacht Club
830 Bayway Blvd, Clearwater Beach, FL 33767
BoatUS commissioned artist Erick Sahler, reknowned for his vintage serigraphs, to create a piece of art that brings the community of boaters together. Get your copy of this high quality 18" x 24" matte finish, heavy-stock poster, rolled and ready for framing. Kindly note it can take 5-7 business days to ship.


text:
© 2016 Backstage. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | About Us | The Team | Partners | RSS | Contact Us | Newsletter | Affiliate Program | Careers | Help | Advertising Information | Sitemap
Posted: Jul 14
'Destiny of Desire,' NYC Appts.
- South Coast Repertory, Costa Mesa, CA: Rehearsals begin Sept. 20, 2016; tech begins Oct. 11; previews begin Oct. 14; runs Oct. 21-Nov. 13. Goodman Theatre, Chicago, IL: Rehearsals begin Feb. 28, 2017 (subject to change; no earlier than Feb. 7); tech begins March 7; previews begin March 11; runs March 20-April 16, 2017.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting the role of Sebastian for "Destiny of Desire." Note: This is a co-production between the Goodman Theatre and South Coast Repertory.
Posted: Jul 14
Kore, Group Fitness Instructor
- Training and ongoing classes in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Seeking outgoing, attractive, and athletic dancers, actors, singers, and performers with a strong background in and/or passion for fitness to work as group fitness instructors for Kore.
Posted: Jul 14
- Rehearses summer 2016; shoots fall 2016 in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting "4 Days," a drama set in NYC. Synopsis: Lisa and Mark, a long-term couple living in NYC, occasionally consider their future. When Mark's mother falls ill, he has to make a hasty decision about returning to his home country, jeopardizing his visa status in the U.S. Over a long ...
Posted: Jul 14
Somerville Theatre Film Festival, Spokesperson
- Works Oct. 10-13 (8-10 p.m.) at the Somerville Theatre in Somerville, MA.
- Seeking submissions from: Boston, MA; Somerville, MA
Seeking a spokesperson for a small film festival to take place at the Somerville Theatre in Somerville, MA. Managing Director states: "During the four days, you will receive the Blu-ray discs upfront and will need to hand them over to the technical staff at the theater. During the screenings, you ...
Posted: Jul 14
'Stitches In Time' & 'Incomplete Party'
- "Stitches In Time": Rehearsal dates TBD in NYC; performs Aug. 20 (12 p.m.) at NYPL George Bruce Auditorium in NYC. "Incomplete Party": reading Aug. 22 in the West Village, NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting a one-act play performance, "Stitches In Time," a drama about the brilliant folk artist, former slave, Harriet Powers, part of the Pitney Fork Playwriting Festival, and 365 Women a Year Project. Also casting a reading of the first act of a full-length play, "Incomplete Party," a quirky supernatural romantic ...
Posted: Jul 14
- Rehearses Aug. 13 & 14; shoots Aug. 20, 21, & 28 in Austin, TX.
- Seeking submissions from: Austin, TX
Casting a promo/short film to raise money for the full pilot episode of "Switch," a dramedy series that centers around the Austin kink and alternative lifestyle communities. Producer states: "Think 'Masters of Sex' with a Joss Whedon, irreverent tone. No nudity or graphic sexual roles, but note that this series ...
Posted: Jul 14
'Extreme House Makeover'/'Kitchen Redesign Replay'
- Rehearsals are the day before shooting. Shooting dates expected to be between July 21-Aug. 7 in the Silicon Valley, CA/Bay Area.
- Seeking submissions from: Palo Alto, CA
Casting an "Extreme House Makeover" remake. Seeking a 35- to 45-year-old woman who can get emotional and cry on camera--about her new kitchen remodel and house makeover.
Posted: Jul 14
Indian Hill Music School, Faculty
- Openings for fall 2016 in Littleton, MA.
- Seeking submissions from: Littleton, MA
Indian Hill Music School, a large and thriving community music school in Littleton, MA with a faculty of 70+ professional teaching artists, has a number of openings beginning in the fall of 2016 for part-time teachers. Positions begin during the first week of October unless otherwise noted.
Posted: Jul 14
- Ongoing shoots July 18-Sept. 30 in NYC. COO states: "This is for several days of shooting, we will work with you schedule to find the best times each week."
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Casting the role of a Medical News Reporter to read short educational clips about various medical topics. Actor will be reading script off a teleprompter.
Posted: Jul 14
'Find Your Honesty: Acting Through Song,' Musical Theater Coaching
- Sessions are held at Ripley-Grier Studios in NYC; in Williamsburg, Brooklyn; or via Skype or FaceTime (if not in town).
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
- Seeking submissions nationwide/worldwide
Seeking participants for musical theater coaching with Find Your Honesty: Acting Through Song. Owner states: "If you are a musical theater artist who is eager to feel more comfortable in your material and truly connect to the lyrics of your songs, then this coaching will benefit you greatly. Having the ...
Posted: Jul 14
- Shoots Oct. 1-8 in Western Massachusetts.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY; Boston, MA
Casting "Enthusiastic Sinners," a film, the saga of a small town widow, a married cop, and their 24-hour lust story that turns into a love story.
Posted: Jul 14
- Currently in rehearsals (evenings); runs Sept. 8-Oct. 9 in Oradell, NJ.
- Seeking submissions from: Oradell, NJ
Seeking a young boy, 10-13, who can sing soprano for "Cabaret."


text:
Cool and creamy, Homemade Mocha Frappuccino is a simple summertime treat made with just a few ingredients. This is so easy to make and much more cost effective than buying one in a cafe or restaurant. The part I like best is being able to adjust the ingredients to suit your taste. If you're into more chocolate, go right ahead and add another tablespoon of rich, good quality cocoa. . . . Continue Reading
Blueberry-Lemon Icebox Cake
Blueberry-Lemon Icebox Cake - tender pound cake layered between fluffy lemon curd mascarpone cream and a fresh blueberry sauce for a wonderful frozen dessert you'll be thrilled to serve your guests. Your guests will be thrilled too ... especially if you . . . Continue Reading
Tri-Tip Roast with Chimichurri
Chimichurri is a bright and bold green sauce often used as a condiment for grilled meat like the Tri-Tip roast. Originally from Argentina, Chimichurri has made it's mark on American plates over the last few years. My adaptation started with inspiration from . . . Continue Reading
Sun Dried Tomatoes with Mezzi Rigatoni and Feta
Sun Dried Tomatoes are the star of this fresh and delicious pasta salad. Kalamata olives, toasted pine nuts, fresh spinach, basil and feta cheese are an impressive supporting cast for this meatless hearty salad or tasty side. Mediterranean salads never seem . . . Continue Reading
Lemon-Lime Shortbread Thumbprint Cookies
Lemon-Lime Shortbread Thumbprint Cookies - a Lime infused Shortbread Cookie filled with homemade Lemon Curd and topped with a simple Lime Icing - a bright summer treat! We have out-of-town company this week and had a family get-together to grill out and show . . . Continue Reading
Southern-Style Pimento Cheese
Southern-Style Pimento Cheese spread ... the quintessential southern food. Actually pimento cheese is often referred to as the caviar of the south, but that's another story. This simple spread reflects the laid back attitude you may find on a sweltering . . . Continue Reading
Buttermilk Honey Ice Cream
Buttermilk Honey Ice Cream ~ a smooth and tangy frozen treat with notes of lemon and honey. You may think this is an ordinary vanilla ice cream recipe but that is not the case! First of all, there's tons of vanilla flavor from the fresh vanilla beans, . . . Continue Reading
Mini Deep Dish Berry Pies
Mini Deep Dish Berry Pies are made with fresh picked, juicy black raspberries, and a super soft, lightly sweet pastry dough making this a wonderful summer time treat! It's widely known that I love making pies; big, little it doesn't matter. There's something . . . Continue Reading
Grilled Chicken Taco Salad
A delicious Grilled Chicken Taco Salad with avocado, grilled corn and spicy homemade chips all dressed up with a cool cilantro-lime vinaigrette. Don't you love a recipe that you can't mess up? There's no wrong way to prepare this salad and there's plenty of . . . Continue Reading
Marinated Burgers
A deliciously juicy home grilled burger that tastes like steak! Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads out there ... both old pros and the new too! What could be more appropriate to serve on Father's Day than a homemade grilled burger? All the dads I . . . Continue Reading
Dark Chocolate Chip Lactation Cookies
My dear sweet husband asked if I could make cookies more often for the blog (or for general consumption). About that same time, my daughter-in-law Callie asked if I had ever seen a recipe for Lactation Cookies. Callie's a brand new first time mom, working . . . Continue Reading
Frozen Strawberry Lemonade
You probably thought I was done with strawberry recipes. Haha - not a chance! We froze a bunch of strawberries last month when we picked from a local farm and have been enjoying them in smoothies and this summer perfect Frozen Strawberry Lemonade. Pucker up . . . Continue Reading
Blueberry Buttermilk Biscuits
These delightful Blueberry Buttermilk Biscuits are served with a warm homemade Blueberry Sauce. They remind me a little of scones, and a little like breakfast cake too. The biscuits are not very sweet and that makes them nearly perfect anytime. Serve these . . . Continue Reading
Creamy Margarita Pretzel Bars
Once upon a time, there was a rich and creamy Key Lime Pie hanging out in the world of beaches and bathing suits ... looking perfectly delicious. Along came a cool, tall, salty and handsome Margarita and when they met, it was love at first bite. I guess you . . . Continue Reading
Orange Barbecue Grilled Chicken Recipe
Fresh off the grill! This Orange Barbecue Grilled Chicken Recipe is deliciously different and a breeze to throw together in a flash. We love the bright orange flavor and the hint of ginger and pineapple juice in the sauce. It's lip smacking . . . Continue Reading


text:
Lettin' it loose on Constant Spring
Traffic is usually pretty slow on Constant Spring Road, but this time it was for a different reason.
N.B. I have adjusted the contrast and colour saturation only; the rest (including the text!) is as was.
Read blog post for more ...
314 views
0 faves
2 comments
Taken on September 5, 2006


text:
Conservative News & Commentary
On first glance the results of last Tuesday night's election might seem puzzling. How could a conservative like Tom Mallams lose by a 2-to-1 margin and yet conservatives like Linthicum and Reschke win by wide margins? Why did the Predator Control ballot measure pass and the marijuana one fail? Those were some questions we wrestled with until we looked closer at the races and the data. Below are some truths that will help make sense of what happened in May's primary election.
Principle #1: Voters preferred non-incumbent candidates in non-partisan races. Whether it was the two Commissioners' races or the Sheriff's race, it was clear that voters preferred someone new over someone currently in the job. Current Commissioners Mallams and Bellet were both beat by political new-comers Boyd and DeGroot. While Mallams was significantly outspent, the only difference in the Position #1 race was that Boyd was able to secure over 50% of the vote and not have to run again in November. DeGroot is the favorite against incumbent Bellet. It will be interesting to see if the trend of "throw the incumbents out" in non-partisan races continues this fall and onto 2018.
For the Sheriff's race Martin Rowley was seen as Sheriff Skrah's substitute. Voters clearly preferred the two outsiders: Kaber and Lewis. Kaber and Lewis will have run-off election in November to see who our next Sheriff will be.
In a vote of 2-1, the Klamath County Commissioners yesterday approved placing a sign "In God We Trust" in the public meeting room at the Government Center. The sign will be developed from private donations and defended, should someone bring a lawsuit, by the Pacific Justice Institute of Sacramento. In other words the sign will not cost the tax payers a dime to develop or defend. Carol Warren led the effort with the help of Commissioner Tom Mallams to get the item on the commissioner's agenda.
You can read the Herald and News version here
Of course, when a positive thing, a conservative thing, happens in this county the Herald and News is quick to find dissenting opinions. Klamath Falls City Councilwoman Trish Seiler is one who is opposed to the sign. Per the paper Seiler said that county government "needs to stay out of religion, and religion stay out of government."
Yesterday Senator Whitsett ended the discussion in Salem as to whether he would run for a fourth term or not. Until yesterday's announcement, Whitsett was the only Republican State Senator not to declare his intentions on seeking office again. Here is his press release:
For Immediate Release
Thursday, October 08, 2015
Salem, OR—Sen. Doug Whitsett (R-Klamath Falls) filed for re-election to the Oregon Senate on Wednesday, Oct. 7.
Have you experienced this? You read an article in the Herald and News that bothers you so much that you sit down and write a response — a letter to the editor or an online post — and nothing happens. It is as if your response was not worthy to be printed.
Well that happened to me, and I was quite infuriated (I am using the polite word for my feelings). So rather than taking it lying down, I decided to stand up and publish everything here. If this has ever happened to you or you feel the same way, then please help me by spreading the word to others in your social circles. The Herald and News will continue their arrogance and only print one-point-of-view as long as they can get away with it.
What made me post a response?
The other day I read this article about the KBRA by Dennis Linthicum in the online version of the paper. Linthicum's article was in the "Opinion" section. I then saw that this article about Dennis Lynch (associate regional director of the U.S. Geological Survey), was posted twice in the "Agriculture" and "Enviornment" sections. It was an article reporting on Dennis Lynch's seminar at Crater Lake and referenced several quotes by Mr. Lynch.
Much has been written about the mass killing in Roseburg last week. A great piece on the topic was penned by Dennis Linthicum at the Dirt Road Economist. Dennis does an excellent job describing exactly where we ought to place the blame for such a horrific event. Be sure to take a few moments to read it.
I'd like to take a different tact and have us see if the socialist's view of gun-control is the answer to these kinds of tragedies. If you would, close your eyes and imagine a place where there are no guns. A place where there are no knives or weapons of any kind. In this place all suspicious activity is monitored and scrutinized by the authorities to ensure everyone's safety. To enter this "paradise" it requires walking through metal detectors, showing photo ID and surrendering any weapon of any kind.
Sounds beautiful right? Sounds just like what President Obama is promoting. That is until you realize I am describing our maximum security prison, the Oregon State Penitentiary, located in Salem, Oregon. This all male facility does not allow weapons of any kind. If you are caught with one the punishment is severe. It is one of the most gun-free zones in Oregon and yet one of the most dangerous places to live. Now, was this the safe place you imagined as I was describing this prison in the paragraph above? What you were imaging does not exist in the real world, now or ever. It is an illusion, a dream — a violence-free society because there are no guns.
Farmer Tom Mallams responded to the charges of being above the law and flaunting water regulations with an article published in the Herald and News. What often becomes a casualty in an emotional, unfolding story are the facts. In this case the timeline is important to understand what happened and when. We have constructed the following timeline from Mallams account and the Herald and News reports.
|June 16
|Klamath Project made a call on its water right
|July 3
|OWRD issued shut-off notices to junior water users, which included Mallams
|July 21
|OWRD issued a second shut-off notice
|July 30
|OWRD issued a third shut-off notice
|Aug 7
|OWRD issued a violation notice against Mallams
|Aug 25
|Mallams ceased his water usage
|Aug 28
|OWRD issued a second violation notice to Mallams
Now at sometime (we do not know exactly when yet) Tom Mallams asked for a judicial review of his water rights. This judicial review temporarily suspended all notices made by OWRD until Mallams case can be adjudicated. Tom Mallams admits he misunderstood the administrative rule, that the OWRD rule goes into effect when issued, not received. Mallams also has said he would pay any fines if found guilty of violating the rules.
Since Tom Mallams did not receive a notice until, most likely after, he filed for judicial review, it is easy to understand why he continued to use water until late August — he thought while his case was being reviewed, any power behind the OWRD notices were suspended. The question arises is whether it reasonable to believe that Mallams knew his water rights had been terminated before he asked for a judicial review. That is a difficult point to argue one way or the other because it requires getting inside the head of Mallams. Nevertheless, there is a much larger issue at work here, and that is of Administrative Rule.
For those asleep during the summer, it is time to wake up and take notice that another business is closing its doors in Klamath Falls. If JELD-WEN officially moving its headquarters to Charlotte, NC for a more business friendly environment wasn't enough, now Haggen is closing its two stores in town. What? Haggen, when did they come to Klamath Falls?
Earlier this year Safeway and Albertsons merged into one company. The merger was approved by the FTC only if they would sell off 146 of their combined stores. Haggen won that bid to purchase those stores and went from an 18 chain grocery store to 164 overnight. Talk about a growth spurt. In Klamath Falls both Safeway locations were converted into Haggen stores. However, within months of Haggen's acquisition, Haggen was losing money — and a lot of it. Haggen needed to borrow $25 million to weather their cash flow problems, which increased their total debt to $270 million. Did Haggen bite off more than it could chew?
What Went Wrong
After Haggen took control of their new stores, Haggen immediately incurred losses in several of those stores. Local customers either did not know the brand Haggen or thought it was too pricey compared to the previous occupant. There was an error assuming business would continue as usual. Clearly this was not the case everywhere. An outside consulting firm was brought in to do some analysis. They found stores fell into two groups: core and non-core. Core stores were profitable. Non-core stores were losing money. The non-core store loses occurred because of either a lack of traffic (revenue) or they were too costly to support. Some non-core stores were also in remote locations where Haggen did not have efficient distribution. The Klamath Falls stores most likely fell into both categories and easily made it to the Haggen chopping block.
Harsh words maybe, but unfortunately true. Sometimes the truth can hurt. Greg Walden's editorial published in the Herald and News is yet another example that demonstrates what is wrong with Washington, as well as with Mr. Walden's thinking.
Walden's plan is nothing but another "shuffling the deck chairs" to make you think he is working hard and that he is getting something done to better Oregon's forests. While all the activity and smoke created by Walden & Co. might produce something slightly better, in essence all will be the same. One has to ask, is that what we want from our Representative — a lot of activity but little real change?
The problem is not how well the US Forest Service or BLM manage forests in Oregon. The problem is that the US Forest Service and BLM manage forests in Oregon.
The Founding Fathers empowered the Federal government with a very narrow scope in how to govern the union. Believe it or not, managing forests was not one of the powers granted the Federal government. Read the Constitution. Read all of the amendments. Read the Declaration of Independence. The word "forest" is absent in all of them. Why? Because the Federal government was never meant to, nor designed to, manage forests all across the nation. This responsibility was to be "reserved to the States, or to the people."
We can cry and bellyache all we want about Democrats. But we at least should know what to expect: socialism. However, when Republicans, especially Republican Leadership in the House and Senate, also act like Democrats, we have a serious problem. Watch the following video to see how Senator Ted Cruz is unafraid of those who try to bully him into submission. He stands up for us. He stands for truth. He does not let "leadership" — even Republican leadership — get away with telling a lie.
Want to do something? Donate to the Klamath Patriots Conservative PAC today! Share this web page with others. Let's wake up and take back this great nation called America before it is too late.
To start at the beginning of this article, be sure to read Road Funds or Public Safety Funds? - Part I
How best to spend the "Road Funds" (on roads and bridges or public safety) is a distraction; moreover, it is symptom to the larger and real problem: Klamath County Government is living beyond its means. In other words, County Government is spending more money than it receives each year in tax receipts. How to best spend the Road Funds is a silly question and feigns the idea that County Commissioners are truly looking for the wisest ways to spend your tax dollars. Wisdom says:


text:
Cefdinir Without A Presciption
Looking for a cefdinir? Not a problem!
Click Here
If you would want to receive details relating to cefdinir generously visit Pharmacy Lookup.
Guaranteed Worldwide Shipping
Discreet Package
Low Prices
24/7/365 Customer Support
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Unlike some jobs where on a daily basis is a new adventure, it is possible to pretty much expect to do similar tasks daily as a pharmacist. They maintain small class sizes in order that each student receives all the personal attention that's needed is to succeed on the highest level. Even though doctors think about prednisone as somewhat of a miracle drug as required, patients may encounter unwanted effects listed below. Meadow's Pharmacy in Lewisville always uses great taste when presenting their items. You can report any suspicious looking sites to these guys as well.
If you are interested in making a career in these a cefdinir and no prescription prosperous field then medical industry is the proper field where becoming a Pharmacy Technician offers great potential and job satisfaction as well. The greater choices to get a specific kind of medication they have accessible, the higher the rate. Now it has turn into a vital necessity of every business to have an appealing and professional logo built to propagate the products and services towards the customers. According on the September 2010 report produced by Secure - List (a subset of Kapersky), the free online financial website of Pay Pal was the number one target involved with phishing attacks. These will be the only cefdinir and no prescription obvious reminders that Pharmacy Over the Rhine is at an area still recognized for high poverty and crime.
Qwikster (DVD rentals by mail) will also offer customers a chance to order favorite games for PS3, Wii and Xbox, however, Hasting highlights in his apology this is going to be an "upgrade" comparable to when they added the capacity for DVD customers to order movies on Blu-ray. These are some in the best ways to identify the most professional Canadian pharmacy websites. Buying medicines coming from a Canadian pharmacy online helps as well you get the top quality medicines because of the stringent checks which are in place. Pharmacists are required to supply the regular pharmaceutical needs of service personnel as well as their dependents. Those who are in commercial laboratories are thought pharmaceutical industry pharmacy technicians.
When you meet first time, doctor (practitioner) will give you pharmacy and after that you can find it online also. Look carefully at the plant you intend to pick and you will see where the energy is highest; let this Cefdinir and no prescription guide your harvesting. Most online Canadian pharmacies accept all major credit cards. If your medications usually are not an emergency supply the staff plenty of time and energy to fill your prescription. Some employers appear to have noticed that their workers must feel financially rewarded as well as in some cases include a bonus on each year.
When you hire an internet dropshipper you are obliged to rely on them for your services provided to your clients but with wholesaling full control of all transactions are about the hands in the wholesaler. These are important points that needs to be considered at the time buying medicines through online. There are two fantastic innovations to the PTCB examination practice questions while using first one being the segregation with the examination by topics. Our generic Canada pharmacy highlights accuracy is significantly higher when compared with humans, as the robot has the capacity to maneuver cefdinir and no prescription within confined space with precision and accuracy. If you find an application online advertising pharmacy physician, please contact the company as his or her representative to ensure the organization's prescription drug policy.


text:
Vegas Seven
Revolving Door
Who's coming and who's going. Tell us about your job move! Receive the Revolving Door Newsletter with expert analysis by email twice a week.
October 5, 2010: Xania Woodman has been named senior editor, nightlife and beverage, at Vegas Seven. She had been nightlife editor at Las Vegas Weekly. (mb)
June 23, 2010: Sarah Jane Goitz has been named sales manager at Vegas Seven. She had been sales manager at OC Weekly. (mb)
February 11, 2010: Max Jacobson has been named food writer at Vegas Seven. He had been restaurant critic at Las Vegas Weekly. (mb)


text:
- Membership
- ABA Groups
- Diversity
- Advocacy
- Resources for Lawyers
- Publishing
- Careers
- News
- About Us
18 more
The training included a simulated exercise designed to help lawyers better understand a domestic violence victim's psychological state.
June 2009
Continuing its traveling lawyer program, the ABA Rule of Law Initiative's (ABA ROLI's) office in Vladivostok, Russia, trained 22 attorneys from Sakhalin on providing legal assistance to domestic violence survivors. Alumni from the 2008 and 2009 traveling lawyers program, Inna Zhidkova and Victoriya Malets, conducted the May 23–24 training in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. They shared knowledge gained from the training of trainers event they attended in Vladivostok, which has been enriched by their experiences since.
The first day of the training focused on the social and psychological aspects of domestic violence and the challenges of working with survivors. It also addressed assisting domestic violence victims in criminal proceedings. Zhidkova said that assistance to victims of domestic violence was especially important since gaps in the criminal legal system can cause even deeper harm to such a vulnerable category of clients. Trainees took part in a simulated exercise designed to help them better understand a domestic violence victim's psychological state.
The second day of the training discussed local civil, housing and family laws, as well as relevant international mechanisms. The participants said the need for assistance to domestic violence victims is ever growing. Following the training, 12 of the participants signed up to provide pro bono assistance.
As part of its anti-domestic violence initiative, ABA ROLI organized a round-table for 32 third- and fourth-year Sakhalin State University law students. The May 25 roundtable was meant to raise the future legal professionals' awareness of domestic violence and to encourage them to support victims.
To learn more about our work in Russia, contact the ABA Rule of Law Initiative at <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Former ABA President Speaks on the Importance of Strengthening the Legal Profession in Russia
Defense Advocates and Prosecutors Attend Training on Investigating Drug Crimes
Pilot Mentorship Program Takes Kosovar Lawyers to Minnesota and Capitol Hill
ABA ROLI Organizes Third Annual National Mock Trial Competition in Mexico
ABA ROLI Supports First Meeting Between Mali Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission and Victims' Associations


text:
Book your room at Barrington Hotel & Suites
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Branson with free breakfast and indoor pool
Situated in Branson, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from The Mansion and within 3 mi (5 km) of Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction and Veterans Memorial Museum. The Shrine of the Holy Spirit and Sight and Sound Theatres are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour fitness center and a spa tub. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, meeting rooms, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
All 145 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include free local calls, hair dryers, and ironing boards.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Barrington Hotel & Suites263 Shepherd of the Hills Expressway Branson MO 65616
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Barrington Hotel & Suites provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Branson hotel also offers laundry facilities and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Barrington Hotel & Suites is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Elevator/lift
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 3
- Number of floors - 4
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 145
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Flat-panel TV
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave (on request)
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 20 per accommodation, per night
- Up to 20 lb
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 20 per accommodation, per night
- In-room microwave fee: USD 10 per night
Hotel Name
- Barrington Branson
- Barrington Hotel
- Barrington Hotel Branson
- Hotel Barrington
- Barrington Hotel And Suites