text:
Ramona Nelson (department head)
The management major courses emphasize the knowledge, skills and values applicable to profit and nonprofit organizations. Students are encouraged to consult with Economics and Business department faculty, the Luther Career Center, and alumni volunteers to discover professional opportunities, design their academic plan, and arrange for business/nonprofit experiences.
Required for a major: The foundation courses, which include ECON 130; MATH 115 or MGT 150 or an equivalent statistics course; ACCTG 150; MGT 250 or 260; MATH 140 or higher. Other requirements include MGT 240, 351, 352, 353, two management electives numbered above 300, and MGT 490. Writing requirement completed with MGT 351. Students completing more than one major may elect to complete their senior project requirement in a major other than management. Students must achieve at least a C average (2.0 GPA) in the foundation courses. Courses in which grades below C- are earned will not count toward filling the foundation requirements. These foundation requirements should be completed by the end of the sophomore year. Management courses numbered above 300 are intended for students with junior standing. Students interested in the management major are expected to have adequate preparation in math. The minimum expectation is strong Algebra II skills with preparation in precalculus or beyond recommended.
The credit hours required for the management major must be earned in regular classroom courses. Credits earned through directed readings, independent study, internships and the senior project may not be counted toward the total hours required for the major.
Students planning to pursue graduate work in management studies are advised to consult a management faculty member to identify coursework in economics, accounting, mathematics, and management information systems that will strengthen their graduate application.
Students majoring in this area are urged to consider the following courses as electives: COMS 132, ENG 210, PHIL 100 and PHIL 120, SOC 101, POLS 130, PSYC 130. Students planning on graduate study should consider MATH 240, 321, and 322.
Required for a minor: ACCTG 150, MGT 240, two courses from MGT 351, 352, 353, and one management elective above 300.
Required for certification to teach: Completion of the management major, completion of the secondary education program, and student teaching at the secondary level. See education department for secondary education minor requirements.
Emphasis in Arts and Sports Management: A sports management emphasis can be combined with a management major and selected health and physical education courses in consultation with the Health/Physical Education department head. Students interested in careers in arts management will complete a major in art, dance, music or theatre and a minor in management or a major in management and a minor in art, dance, music or theatre.


text:
In need of a coffee break? Take one with K2's TechSpresso webinar series and empower your business.
See K2 in action: Take our guided app tour to learn more.
Get more done in less time — K2 SmartStarters help you deploy more solutions to better impact business.
Ready to take the first step toward success and learn how to buy K2 products? Click below to request a proposal, engage with a partner, and more.
Thank you for your submission. We will be in contact shortly to assist you.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Midway through a three-store renovation, Penhollow Thriftway is already enjoying its decision to make fresh produce a signature department. The independent operator's redesign shifts produce to first in the shopping pattern and roughly doubles the floor space allocated to the department. The result is a "produce punch" when customers enter the store, according to Jim Penhollow, owner of the three stores located around Seattle. The update of the Ballinger unit was completed late last summer, ...
REGISTER TO VIEW THIS ARTICLE - Register for a Free Account
Why Register for FREE?
Registering for content on Supermarket News will give you INSTANT access to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It's FREE, easy and quick. What are you waiting for! In addition you will also receive complimentary access to the SN salary survey data tables.
Click here to read the FAQ page if you have any questions (opens in a new window)
Attention Paid Print Subscribers: While you have already been granted free access to SN we ask that you register now. We promise it will only take a few minutes! Or visit your profile and add your print magazine account number and zip code.


text:
Please enter a maximum of 5 recipients. Use ; to separate more than one email address.
KBR will now provide comprehensive engineering, procurement, construction management, and continuous construction and maintenance services for most DuPont manufacturing sites in the US.
KBR has been awarded a five-year master services agreement
(MSA) with DuPont Engineering to provide engineering,
procurement and construction management (EPCM)
services for most DuPont facilities in the US and Mexico,
company officials said on Tuesday.
Expected revenue from the first year of the undisclosed
contract value will be included in the backlog of unfilled
orders for KBR's hydrocarbons business in the fourth quarter of
The balance of the contract value will be added to backlog
during the life of the agreement.
This contract extends the long-standing EPCM services support
of DuPont facilities in the US Northeast
region to now include the entire US region and Mexico.
In combination with the recently awarded industrial services
contract, KBR will now provide comprehensive engineering,
procurement, construction management, and
continuous construction and maintenance services for most DuPont
manufacturing sites in the US.
As part of this expanded relationship, KBR will also open a new
office in Charleston, West Virginia.
"We have a long and proud history of top quartile project execution with DuPont, and
this agreement is an outstanding milestone in further
strengthening KBR's 20-plus year partnership with an industry
leader in the safe and efficient development and execution of
capital projects," said Roy Oelking,
president of KBR's hydrocarbons business.
"We are fully committed to continuing this partnership with
DuPont in new locations in support of ongoing excellence in
safe and profitable project delivery for years to come,"
he added.
All comments are subject to editorial review.
All fields are compulsory.
Congratulations to KBR on landing the contract. Hopefully future projects continue to see the same success as in the past.
Sign-up for the Free Daily HP Enewsletter!
A searchable database of project activity in the global hydrocarbon processing industry
Engineers and designers are highly skilled individuals. Forcing them to enter design changes using tables, forms and spreadsheets is unproductive and uneconomical, and it increases the likelihood of human error—this is the way that most instrumentation software systems currently work. For too long, software vendors have denied engineers and designers the simple practicality of a graphical visual engineering interface with "drag and drop" capability and inbuilt intelligence, ensuring changes are automatically replicated into all the associated data and databases.
Is 2016 the peak for US gasoline demand?
Too soon to tell
July 2016


text:
Information Systems Specialist with substantial experience in all aspects business process management, information systems, and accounting. Direct experience with Real Estate, Service, Food, and Hospitality industry categories.
Adept in the integration of third-party Web services. Consulting, documenting, and standardizing internal systems infrastructure and business processes. Applying a wide breadth of technical skills, Internet knowledge, database design, and experience across the spectrum of web development. Improving existing application architecture and infrastructure, backend development, and design of user-friendly interfaces with focus on maintaining performance and simplicity.
- High Point, NC
- 5starstrategies.com
- Member for 3 years, 8 months
- 0 profile views
- Last seen Feb 4 at 14:50
Keeping a low profile.
This user hasn't posted... yet.
Badges (1)
Gold —
Silver —
Bronze 1


text:
Day 2: Kehlani knocks out Pemberton performance and proves that she's here to stay
Review: This is what happened when Pusha T came through Calgary
We caught up with Pter P to find out about his new video release for "Go Home"
Dylan Guthro releases "Here Till The Mornin'" with Quake Matthews; drops three
HipHopCanada.com is Copyright © 2000-2016, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Entries (RSS)
and Comments (RSS)
Design & development powered by LIGHTAMATCH. Modules & Forum powered by APPLAUZ MEDIA SOLUTIONS


text:
Topic: Anything Dressing
Kraft Salad Dressing Is an Unfaithful Slut Who's 'Up for Anything'
Ditches lettuce, swings with other food
By Rebecca Cullers on Jun. 5, 2012 - 6:57 AM EDT
Kraft has rebranded its salad dressing as "Anything Dressing"—a smart change that allows it to justify pouring its fattening Ranch over anything from asparagus to pizza. To promote the new…


text:
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge, NH 03461
Phone: 603-899-3300
Enjoy this open-air cathedral overlooking Mount Monadnock, and visit the Women's Memorial Belltower and the Altar of the Nation (a memorial to Americans who lost their lives in war). BEST NATURAL SANCTUARY.
Please Note: This information was accurate at the time of publication. When planning a trip, please confirm details by directly contacting any company or establishment you intend to visit.
You May Like
Browse Similar Travel Listings
- By Category: Classic, Editors Choice
- By Type: Attraction
- By Publication: Yankee Magazine


text:
Alex Jenkner is quickly establishing himself as one of the top singles players in the Western Athletic Conference
Jenkner, a senior from Dodge City High School, made quick work of Great Bend's Nick Moyers, 8-0, and also Garden City's Blake Stucky, 8-4, Tuesday afternoon during home action at the DCHS tennis courts.
Jenkner, a Barton County Community College signee, improved his overall record to 16-7 — even though he's been facing the opposition's best throughout the season.
"I've been playing pretty strong this year," Jenkner said. "I wish would have beaten some players.
"It started out the season pretty strong, and then we had our two toughest tournaments and I didn't do too bad in them."
The key for his emergence?
"It's been my serving this year," Jenkner said. "I've been doing pretty good there.
"When I get the ball across the net right, I can just pound it in there every time and it takes the opposition time to get used to it."
The meet was initially scheduled for last Thursday, but was postponed because of inclement weather. Two schools already had prior matches scheduled, thus the format changed for the trio of teams that hit the courts.
Each school had their usual No. 1 and No. singles players compete, and each team's No. 1 doubles players were their No. 3 and No. 4 singles players.
Moreover, the Nos. 1 and 2 singles players composed the No. 1 doubles team for DCHS on this day.
As the Demons prepare for the WAC championship next Monday at Garden City, DCHS head coach Andrew Sever says Jenkner might be hitting his stride.
"He looks like he's at the top of his level," Sever said. "His serving is a lot better.
"He's not folding as much."
In No.1 doubles, Ethan Hutchcraft and Peter Neidhart "have not had a below .500 match all season," Sever said. "The worst they have done is 2-2, so they've been very consistent."
At DCHS tennis courts
Tuesday's results
Team: 1. Garden City; 2. Garden City; 3. Grreat Bend.
No. 1 singles — Alex Jenkner, 2-0, first place
No. 2 singles — Zak Nichols, 1-1 second place
No. 3 Singles — Peter Neidhart, 2-0, first place
No. 4 singles — Ethan Hutchcraft, 2-0, first place
No. 5 singles — Garrett Salem 1-1, second place
No. 6 singles —Tyler Woods 0-2, third place
No. 1 doubles — Alex Jenkner and Zak Nichols, 2-0, first place
No. 2 dopubles — Peter Neidhart and Ethan Hutchcraft, 1-1, second place
No. 3 doubles — Garrett Salem and Tyler Woods, 1-1, second place
Comments are currently unavailable on this article
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Amazing hotel with a great location just a block from the train station and overlooking a large peaceful church square. The breakfast buffet on the fourth floor is quite extensive and the views are amazing. Hotel is very clean and ritzy. Employees were friendly and attentive. You won't be disappointed with this little gem!
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- After a careful renovation, HOTEL OROLOGIO**** is a Luxury Contemporary Hotel situated in the heart of one of the most important squares of the historical center of Florence, walking distance from the magnificent artistic attractions in Florence.Completely renovated, the hotel has 49 rooms of various types, some of which offer a wonderful view on the city's main attractions: Piazza Santa Maria Novella, the Medici Chapels and the Dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Hotels.com, Expedia, Orbitz, TripOnline SA, Hotwire, Cheap Tickets, Odigeo, Travelocity and Agoda so you can book your Hotel L'Orologio reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
I even googled to check some of the facts. WOW!
Thank you for posting this... I am currently freaking out about pertussis as there has been 1 confirmed case in my eldest child's school this week. I have a 3 month old and 3 year old. My 5 year old has had one dose of dtap this past summer, and my 3 year old has had 2 doses. It's the only shot I'll consider due to the resurgence of pertussis. However, I feel like getting the shot makes us more susceptible to getting ill. Instead I have the girls on probitics, organic/humanely raised produce, meat and dairy, and try to limit sugar and grains.
Coincidence or not, my kids are much healthier than most kids I know. We do not have any allergies, auto-immune issues or behavioral issues here.


text:
If you're hearing the term "bedroom producer" and cringing, then you aren't wrong to do so. But, if you ignore the labels for a second,... Read more »
We were only recently introduced to the sleek electronic R&B stylings of Digits, and we already have more music from the heartbroken singer in the... Read more »
Poor Alt Altman (aka Digits). Judging by the lyrics, he does seem to have astonishingly poor luck in his love life. I maliciously encourage females the... Read more »


text:
Lord of the Rings and DDO demos coming to Gaikai
Gaikai has announced an agreement with Warner Bros. which incorporates playable, browser-based game demos for the Lord of the Rings Online as well as Dungeons & Dragons Online which will be the first MMOs to surface on the streaming service.
Each demo will be streamed via each game's respective website and will eliminate the need for North American users to download and install clients in order to try the games out.
"MMOs have always been one of the key genres that we've wanted to deliver via the cloud," says Gaikai's executive vice president Robert Stevenson in the press release.
"Never before has it been possible to play MMOs in this way."
David Perry called the deal a "coup" when he spoke with VentureBeat on the matter, adding that he was "surprised" when "we got this one."
Sometimes we include links to online retail stores. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here.


text:
I've been to Club Med 10+ times, and I like Punta Cana - but Columbus Isle, Turks, and Cancun are a better fit for me.
PROS - nice beach, easy to fly to from DC, good bars and restaurants, room has daybeds for lounging, in addition to the king bed
CONS- it felt like everyone else was smoking, fitness hut on the beach is too crowded, no chance to meet others at meals (a fave of mine about Club Med)
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Discover the Dominican Republic in this all-inclusive family resort, designed over a long white-sand beach, considered to be the finest in the world. Travel to Club Med Punta Cana with your family and enjoy a carefree all-inclusive vacation in this resort which flourishes beside a lagoon surrounded by magnificent grove of coconut palms. Fun moments filled with memories await your kids at Club Med world-famous children's clubs with dedicated activities and sports for children and teenagers from morning to evening, for each age group, and all coordinated by qualified and enthusiastic professionals. This newly redesigned resort has something for everyone, with amenities such as: Baby Club Med™*, a new Spa* with private pool access, exclusive private Oceanfront Family Suites, new dedicated programs for Mini Club Med™ including Le Petit Tennis(R), circus school and Baby Gym(R), Passworld for teens, and more. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Club Med and BookIt.com so you can book your Club Med Punta Cana reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Club Med Punta Cana Hotel Punta Cana
- Punta Cana Club Med
- Club Med Dominican Republic


text:
'Two from Galilee' gives biblical characters everyday, human faces
In her unique novel, "Two From Galilee," Marjorie Holmes not only portrays a beautiful love story but provides insight to everyday opinions and family life in Nazareth. It is the story of "two people chosen by God to provide an earthly home for his son." She presents Mary and Joseph, "a teen-age girl and a young carpenter, alone, frightened, in love, faced with family conflict, a hostile world and an awesome responsibility."
Believers can see through limitations
Season pushes nature's envelope, insists on magnificent exception. While the natural joys of Christmas are enough for many people, true believers insist it's not about nature, but grace.
Holidays difficult for divorced parents
Across the United States more than 10 million children under age 18 have parents who are divorced or separated. For them and for their parents, the holiday season can be an annual heartache.
Tourism's dark side exposed
It's one of the most sordid sides of tourism - the sexual exploitation of children in Asia, Latin America and other impoverished areas by North American and European travelers.
Valuable gifts not as valuable as Christ child
In the book of Matthew, we are told of the wise men who brought gifts to Jesus. They brought him gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
Spiritual supermarket?
Christians today are flooded with all sorts of Jesus merchandise, from Tommy Hilfiger look-alike shirts to small, silver-toned fish that stick to the trunk of an automobile.
Is Christianity for sale?
What Would Buddha Do? That bracelet isn't for sale - and neither is a bumper sticker that proclaims, "Hindus Aren't Perfect, Just Reincarnated."
Hope still alive for man who lied
BOSTON (AP) - Joseph Yandle was set free after serving more than two decades of a murder sentence. Then, when he admitted to lying about being a Vietnam War hero, he was sent back to prison.
Family dishes out pie-ty
'Hey, watch it, glass bottom! My sides aren't as thick as yours, you know!' "It was just a bump. Can I help it if you're a throwaway? Besides, I'm in more danger than you are. If a deer runs across the road and the lady has to brake this Suburban, I could slide off this seat and break."
'70s legend still cooking soul classics
NEW YORK - Leave Isaac Hayes alone. Let the man do whatever he wants to. 'Cause when he does, good things happen. Like classic record albums. Or immortal movie soundtracks. Or - dare we say it? - "South Park."
Good Time Guide
Big Texan Opry at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Big Texan Steak Ranch, 7701 E. Interstate 40. Lineup includes Shane Robinson of Stillwater, Okla., Chantelle of Canyon, Brandy Rasco of Littlefield and Sheldon West, Kathleen Mackie and Trudy Farmer, all of Amarillo. Also performing will be the Big Texan Band and Top of Texas Cloggers. Show starts at 7:15 p.m. and is free with dinner. For reservations or information on auditioning, call 372-OPRY.
Williams' character banks on power of laughter
NEW YORK - Robin Williams reaches out and touches his interviewer gently on the hand.
Bo Diddley, Jan. 14, Brewster's Pub, Eighth Avenue and Polk Street. Admission charge.
Killer B's
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - He's been called the Sir John Gielgud of bad cinema, and he has the resume to back it up: "Deathrow Gameshow," "Plan 9 From Outer Space."
New Century Energies Foundation gives funds to area organizations
The New Century Energies Foundation, on behalf of Southwestern Public Service Co., is sending Christmas greetings with more than $30,000 attached to 15 Amarillo-area arts and culture organizations, according to an SPS news release.
Music biz gets boost from movies
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Buoyed by the "Titanic" soundtrack, the growing popularity of movie music and Celine Dion's "Let's Talk About Love," the music industry is boasting of a 4 percent rise in sales over last year.
Amarillo Squares will not dance Friday or Jan. 1. Lessons will resume at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at the Yellow Rock Danc'n Center off the old Claude Highway. Regular dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m.
Will to power
HOLLYWOOD - In a recent episode of "Will & Grace," Will Truman, the confident and elegant attorney played by Eric McCormack, is at odds with his best friend and roommate, the charmingly emotional Grace (Debra Messing), over the prospect of adding a puppy to their already chaotic household.
Viera's Elvis disclosure causes
NEW YORK - Even Meredith Vieira's mother wondered if she had missed something a few years back. Her daughter in an impulsive Las Vegas marriage to an Elvis Presley impersonator? Now THAT'S a skeleton that would fill a walk-in closet.
Sarandon touts importance of motherhood
NEW YORK - Not so suddenly . . . Susan. How could it be sudden? She's been around for years. She has reinvented herself at least three times, been a babe, a bad gal and a perfect ma.
Erickson: Everything falls into place for uncoordinated calf
Three days after his traumatic arrival in the world, our orphan calf was gaining strength. He was able to stand and even walk a few steps, but the prognosis still didn't look good.
Family spends Christmas in merry Old England
Mary Dee Countiss has a passion. For 30 years now she has been making trips to England to trace her ancestors.
Need a great last minute gift? Head for the bookstore
If you're looking for a great last minute gift, head for the bookstore! Cookbooks make wonderful gifts, and the selection of books featuring healthy recipes has never been better. Some stores will gift wrap your choices for you.
Coalition of Health Services receives grant
The Coalition of Health Services Inc. in Amarillo received a $99,000 grant from the Texas Department of Health and Texas Diabetes Council for diabetes prevention and education programs.
DOE bypasses Pantex
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson on Tuesday picked a South Carolina site as his preferred choice for a reactor fuel facility.
Pampa Chamber of Commerce seeks to replace president
PAMPA - A Pampa Chamber of Commerce search committee will soon begin seeking candidates to replace the chamber's president who was fired on Thursday.
ENMU student indicted
PORTALES - A Roosevelt County grand jury on Tuesday indicted an Eastern New Mexico University student on a second-degree felony murder charge in connection with the Dec. 6 beating death of a Portales man, said District Attorney Randall Harris.
Bulletin Board
Sometimes I think we make foreign-policy issues more complicated than they should be.
TCA Cable to begin carrying FX cable service
TCA Cable will begin carrying the FX cable service on Jan. 15 in the Amarillo metropolitan area.
Pantex supporters disappointed
Pantex supporters denounced Tuesday's decision to place a proposed plutonium processing mission in South Carolina, but local environmental groups said the plant was not suited for the mission.
Two arrested in drug bust
PORTALES - Two out-of-state men were arrested Monday on charges they bought more than 100 pounds of marijuana in Portales from undercover police officers and planned to resell it, officials said.
Hot sellers are different around world
In coffee-crazed London, it's a solar-powered cappuccino maker. In high-tech Helsinki, it's a palm-sized Internet terminal. In miniature-minded Tokyo, it's the world's lightest cellular phone-smaller and lighter than a plastic pocket comb. In Frankfurt, it's a $30 yo-yo with a built-in clutch; in Nairobi, it's a simpler yo-yo that goes for 60 cents or so. And in Vienna, it absolutely has to be Diddl.
Post offices to close early Thursday
Post offices in Amarillo will close early Thursday in an effort to allow postal employees to spend Christmas eve with their families, Postmaster Dennis Nave announced Tuesday.
Empty Stocking: Panhandle family needs a little help
When families are in crisis, they usually depend on each other for spiritual emotional and financial support because that's what families are about.
Pantex's recent history
In 1994, the United States and Russia pledge to declare significant quantities of weapons-grade plutonium as surplus materials. The move creates a need to safely dispose of at least 50 tons from their respective stockpiles.
Storm effects are lingering
The remnants of Amarillo's first winter storm linger today and tomorrow with snow flurries possible and below-freezing temperatures providing the deep freeze needed to keep at least a trace of snow on the ground for Christmas morning, according to the National Weather Service.
Commission OK's readings of ordinances to grant cable, telephone franchises to firm
The Amarillo City Commission on Tuesday approved the first readings of ordinances to grant telephone and cable TV franchises to CoServ LLC.
Holiday travel hampered
Getting into and out of Amarillo proved to be a problem for air travelers on Wednesday. An ice storm in Dallas caused several scheduled flights from Dallas to Amarillo to be delayed or canceled.
Man dies when door falls on him
GUYMON, Okla. - An employee of a Guymon processing plant died Tuesday morning after a large overhead door fell on his back, said Guymon Fire Chief Ed Kirtley.
Widow who took care of husband now sick, needs help
Life is filled with many uncertainties, and no one is equipped to handle them alone. However, sometimes it's difficult for individuals who take pride in being self-reliant to ask for help, even when they are in desperate situations.
Empty Stocking: Family needs help as finances dry up
When families are in crisis, they usually depend on each other for spiritual, emotional and financial support because that's what families are about.
20-50 gallons of acid spill from truck, block intersections
Sulfuric acid spilled from the back of a Delta Distributors truck onto Farmers Avenue near the railroad tracks Wednesday. Amarillo Firefighters reported no injuries.
Mary Coyne at McCormick Advertising sent along an interesting item released by the American Cancer Society. The University of California - San Francisco began a study of 53 bartenders shortly after the state outlawed smoking in bars in January.
Director spreads cheer to people of all ages
He's better than Superman, Batman and Spiderman all together: He's Santa Claus.
Travel resumes
What a difference a day makes. Icy conditions in Dallas that bottled up flights from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport on Wednesday had dissipated by midmorning today.
Teen-age girl pleads guilty in second-degree murder
CLOVIS, N.M. - The Clovis teen-age girl accused of stabbing to death Gina McCollum, 13, last summer pleaded guilty on Wednesday to felony charges of second-degree murder and tampering with evidence, said District Attorney Randall Harris.
Fritch gets city manager
FRITCH - The Fritch city council wanted a city manager for Christmas, alderwoman Becky Crook said. With a unanimous vote on Monday, the council granted its own wish.
Locals contend decision political
Local reaction to the Department of Energy's decision to send a plutonium processing mission to the Savannah River Site charged that the move was politically motivated.
Fire destroys mobile home
CLOVIS - A Clovis couple escaped unharmed Tuesday from an early morning fire that destroyed their doublewide mobile home, said Clovis Fire Department Capt. Ron Edwards.
ADAM: Remember postal suggestions
ADAM recently ran some general rules for successful mail-order purchasing. The U.S. Post Office, pointing out that "con men are quick to take advantage of consumers who may let their guard down during this festive time of year," adds the following suggestions:
Amarillo teen dies in rollover
A 13-year-old Amarillo girl was killed in a one-car rollover 15 miles east of Midland on Monday, a Big Spring Department of Public Safety trooper said.
Good Morning
PAMPA - Some letters to Santa Claus are better than others. Alexandra Hutto, a Pampa second grader, surely caught Santa's attention with this introduction:
Christmas Day might be white
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, but will it look like a white Christmas come the morning of the 25th?
$1.7 million in damages awarded to Clovis man
CLOVIS - A United States District Court jury in Santa Fe on Tuesday awarded about $1.7 million in damages to a Clovis man who had sued Lubbock-based Southwest Coca-Cola Bottling Company Inc., said the plaintiff's attorney, Warren Frost.
Last-minute shoppers hit stores
So who puts off shopping longest? Men or women?
@marillo Globe-News: Sports: 12/23/98
@marillo Globe-News: Headlines:
@marillo Globe-News: Headlines:
One more look
The announcement that Pantex had lost a bid to expand its mission to include the conversion of plutonium pits into fuel for commercial nuclear reactors is a blow to Amarillo and the local community that has supported Pantex through the years.
Letter: Benevolence is their legacy
This is my first letter to this page and probably my last, unless I have something to say I feel is important - unlike some people I won't name. But we all know who they are, and they know who they are.
Editorial: Be careful out there
Many of our families and friends will be traveling over the holidays to celebrate with loved ones who live outside the area.
Letter: Setting record straight
I just could not sit and fail to respond to the ridiculous remarks in the Dec. 17 guest column, "Politics playing a role in Pantex site decision."
Editorial: The quest for lost leadership
With the resignation of Rep. Bob Livingston, R-La., the formerly anointed replacement for House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., the Republican Party finds itself in more turmoil (like it needed more) as it searches for leadership to guide it into the 21st century.
'Mack's Tracks': Hunting behind the woodshed
Can it be Christmas Day is upon us again?
Henry: It is the role of a lifetime, literally
The little girl, who must have been all of 3 years old, jumped from her parents' arms and ran up to Tony Clayton, just wanting a hug. This was more than just an ordinary hug for the little girl, though.
Editorial: Adding teeth
Randall County commissioners took a step on Tuesday toward stricter enforcement of state and county public nuisance and environmental protection laws when they approved a new position in the sheriff's department dedicated solely to investigation and compliance of such statutes.
Editorial: Despite DOE decision, Pantex fills a vital role
The announcement that Pantex had lost a bid to expand its mission to include the conversion of plutonium pits into fuel for commercial nuclear reactors is a blow to the Amarillo community that has supported Pantex.
Editorial: Lying under oath can never be acceptable
It was almost sickening to watch the drama that unfolded in our nation's capital on Saturday.
Editorial: The real bipartisan threat
The headline was titled "A Time to Heal Our Nation." In Monday's New York Times, Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter called for a bipartisan plan for a Senate censure resolution of the
Editorial: Joyner's leadership will be difficult to duplicate
Amarillo College President Bud Joyner remarked that when he arrived on campus back in the summer of 1992 he considered AC one of the finer institutions for higher learning in the state of Texas.
Just a reminder
Congratulations to Regi Fowler and the cast and crew of Paramount Terrace Christian Church's 10th annual Civic Center Christmas Pageant - "Forgiven."
Editorial: Saddam still a threat despite 'Desert Fox'
Now that "Operation Desert Fox" is complete, what was accomplished?
Mitchell gives Tech victory over Waves
LAIE, Hawaii (AP) - Jayson Mitchell scored only two points for Texas Tech, but they came at the buzzer of the second overtime to give Texas Tech a 78-76 victory Tuesday over Pepperdine in the consolation round of the Pearl Harbor Classic.
Weber St. thrashes Raiders
LAIE, Hawaii - After a close first half, Texas Tech gave up 50 points to Weber State in the final 20 minutes Wednesday, losing 86-59 for a sixth-place finish in the Pearl Harbor Classic.
Two Rattlers will play in WPHL All-Star tilt
Victories have been coming more often this season than ever before in the three-year history of the Amarillo Rattlers, and that will be evident Jan. 9 at the Western Professional Hockey League All-Star Game in Austin.
Giants' upending of Broncos cost Morris, mates a Nike deal
T down pass from Kent Graham with 48 seconds to play, giving the Giants a 20-16 upset win over the team of destiny - the Denver Broncos.
How the top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll fared Tuesday:
Rattlers control Stampede
BELTON - A lethal power play, coupled with solid goaltending, helped the Amarillo Rattlers earn their first victory against the Central Texas Stampede in 15 tries dating back to the Western Professional Hockey League's inaugural 1996-97 season.
Stern: NBA drop-dead date is Jan. 7
NEW YORK (AP) - NBA owners and players have just two weeks left to save their season.
Clemens withdraws demand
SPRING (AP) - Roger Clemens reversed course Tuesday, saying he no longer was demanding that Toronto trade him and he would not play for the Houston Astros under their current management.
J.J.'s out, but it's business as usual
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - With coach Jimmy Johnson back in Texas to bury his late mother, the Miami Dolphins went about practice as usual Wednesday with the focused demeanor Johnson has made his trademark in the NFL.
Skis, bindings need occasional tune ups
Most folks wouldn't think of driving a car without ever doing any maintenance on it, yet that's exactly what they do when it comes to their ski ride. Like a vehicle, skis and bindings need to be tuned up occasionally.
Twin agree to terms with Hocking
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Infielder Denny Hocking and the Minnesota Twins agreed Wednesday to a $775,000, two-year contract.
Raptors' Willis questions his union's stand in NBA lockout
TORONTO (AP) - Kevin Willis of the Toronto Raptors defied his union leadership Tuesday and called for NBA players to vote by secret ballot in hopes of ending the lockout.
Simmonses enjoy Christmas and life
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The holiday season has always been a time for family, faith and football for Bob and Linda Simmons, but never more so than this year.
Area hoops
Canyon 81, Vega 28
Texas Tech, Texas will win bowls, but Aggies will fall
The bowl season has come to this: One game matters, maybe two; the others don't.
NFL playoff scenarios
NEW YORK (AP) - National Football League playoff scenarios as provided by the league:
NFL playoff scenarios
NEW YORK (AP) - National Football League playoff scenarios as provided by the league: AFC EASTNEW YORK JETS-Have clinched AFC East title and a first-round bye.
Redskins to face real Cowboys
IRVING (AP) - It would be tempting for Dallas coach Chan Gailey to rest his starters Sunday night against the Washingtons Redskins in a game that means nothing for the NFC postseason. But he's not going to do it.
Marshall thrashes Louisville
PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - This time, Chad Pennington and Marshall had an edge. The Thundering Herd knew what to expect from the Silverdome heat.
Modano's three goals lead Stars
TORONTO (AP) - Mike Modano scored three goals to lead Dallas to a 5-1 victory over Toronto on Wednesday night, snapping the Maple Leafs' three-game winning streak and extending the Stars' unbeaten streak to 10 games.
ABL personnel - Home alone for the holidays without a job
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Jacque Nero sat in her apartment Wednesday on her brand-new living room furniture, looking at her new dining room table and waiting for the telephone to ring.
Unable to compete with rival, ABL folds in its third season
PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) - The American Basketball League just couldn't beat the WNBA - even when the pioneer women's league was practically the only pro game in town.
DOT gives Love Field permission for wide-ranging nonstop flights
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Department of Transportation moved Tuesday to permit wide-ranging nonstop flights out of Dallas Love Field, siding with Congress instead of a three-decade-old local agreement between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Permit system for nongame wildlife collectors, dealers set to go into effect
AUSTIN - Collecting prairie dogs, flying squirrels, box turtles and other nongame wildlife in Texas as pets or to sell will require a permit beginning Jan. 1.
DALLAS - Freezing drizzle turned Texas highways into treacherous sheets of ice Wednesday, claiming at least 11 lives and leaving dozens more injured.
TAIPA's rates reduced
AUSTIN - State Insurance Commissioner Elton Bomer has lowered rates for high-risk drivers in the Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association, the last resort for those turned down for coverage in the standard market.
Military personnel missing family this season
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. - As families around the world gather for this holiday season, many people find themselves far from loved ones.
DeLay: Removal votes may appear
WASHINGTON (AP) - House Majority Whip Tom DeLay urged senators Wednesday not to rush into a censure deal but to "spend plenty of time in the evidence room" with prosecutors' materials. If they do, he said, the 67 votes for President Clinton's removal "may appear out of thin air."
Iraq tells U.N. cease-fire monitors to cancel flight
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Risking more tension with the United Nations, Iraq refused to let U.N. observers who are monitoring its border with
Girlfriend pleads guilty as accessory in student's death
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - A woman whose boyfriend is accused of killing a gay University of Wyoming student has pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact to first-degree murder.
White House to be more aggressive in Senate battle
WASHINGTON (AP) - After miscalculating in the House, President Clinton's defenders have moved legalistic maneuvers to the background for now in favor of an aggressive lobbying effort to stop a Senate impeachment trial and promote censure instead.
Iraq blocks flight
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraq ordered the United Nations today to a cancel a scheduled flight of military observers who monitor the cease-fire and demilitarized zone on the Iraq-Kuwait border, a U.N. official said.
Netanyahu ridicules rivals
JERUSALEM (AP) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opened his re-election campaign today by deriding the "fantasies and ambitions" of his political rivals and insisting the public will back his tough stance toward the Palestinians.
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
Holy Land fund at $30,000
Effort gets largest check so far from UNICO
The latest donation was also its largest, with the local chapter of UNICO, an Italian service club, giving an oversized check for $3,000 to Mayor Neil M. O'Leary, project co-founder, on Friday.
UNICO President Joanne D'Angelo said the decision to support the revival project was very easy because Holy Land's founder, local attorney John Greco, was Italian.
"We wanted to be the first to support Holy Land," she said.
"And I can't wait to see that cross burning bright again. Like UNICO, it's like a beacon for the entire city."
D'Angelo challenged the city's other service clubs to step up, too.
More than 100 people had donated to Holy Land Waterbury LLC through Friday, O'Leary said. The donations ranged from as small as $5 to one anonymous bank check for $1,000.
The organization, which O'Leary founded with his best friend, city car dealer Fritz Blasius, also named its board of directors on Friday. The board will meet in the next two weeks to name a president.
In addition to Blasius and O'Leary, board members include:
Leonard Mecca of Wolcott, Al-Tek Instruments
Peter Baker of Southbury, CEO, Crystal Rock
Charles Pagano of Waterbury, vice president of ESPN
Local attorney Don McPartland
Nancy Bailey of Watertown, office manager, Blasius Chevrolet
Lynn Ryan, assistant controller at Webster Bank
Acting Police Chief Vernon Riddick
Acting Deputy Police Chief Chris Corbett
Catherine Awwad, director of Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board
Jennifer Rose, volunteer
Garret Casey, mayoral aide and funeral home owner.
O'Leary said he is confident that he and Blasius, along with the board, can raise the $350,000 needed by their September closing date. They are buying Holy Land from a New Jersey order of nuns.
They will hold an Aug. 25 fundraiser at the Pontelandolfo Club.
They will also need to raise money for a maintenance fund that will pay to illuminate a 50-foot internally lit cross atop the Ayers Street property. Pisani Steel Fabrication is donating the cross.
Greco built Holy Land U.S.A. more than 50 years ago, filling it with religious miniatures that in its day attracted busloads into Waterbury from all over the country. Now the site stands in ruins.
Follow Us
Big Sir wrote on Jul 29, 2013 9:50 AM:
The Mayor
The City
or those that invest?
Im so confused "
Anon wrote on Jul 29, 2013 12:07 PM:
blue star wrote on Jul 29, 2013 12:44 PM:
It is not, never was and never will be theme park. "
ratsmik wrote on Jul 29, 2013 1:49 PM:
John Annon wrote on Jul 29, 2013 3:00 PM:
Big Sir wrote on Jul 29, 2013 3:33 PM:
But seriously will Neil OLeary own it if oher people pay for it and will God be ok with that?
You go Neil you go "
JOE wrote on Jul 29, 2013 5:24 PM:
tomet wrote on Jul 29, 2013 6:59 PM:
This is a joke fellow citizens wrote on Jul 29, 2013 7:54 PM:
wtbywtchdog wrote on Jul 29, 2013 11:19 PM:
Big Sir wrote on Jul 30, 2013 3:34 PM:
Post a reader commentWe encourage your feedback and dialog.
Please be civil and respectful.
If you're witty, to the point and quotable, your reader comments may also be included on the Around the Towns page of The Sunday Republican.
Readers must be registered and logged in to post comments on the site. Registration is free. Click Here to register.
A Subscription is not required to post comments only a Registration.
Log In
|Register / Forgotten Password?
More Local stories
- Reducing school arrests
- O'Leary to seek re-election
- Open seat, challenging city
- DMV's new online service reveals branch wait times
- Residents pick a span plan
- Northwest's Got Talent
- Living Here: A matter of taste
- Referendum might decide rest of tax bill
- Group works to ensure local artist isn't given the brush off by history
- Keeping Goshen's treasures in Goshen
- Landmark market
- Principal retiring after 13 years at helm of Woodland High
- Independence Day celebrations around the area:
- City's past had its rural aspects
- 180 kids on waiting list for summer camp
- Growing full speed ahead
- 3rd Southbury book focuses on townspeople
- Harwinton has job openings
- Firehouse driveway funded
- Torrington says goodbye to Catholic pastor
- Kent Charity Golf Classic termed a success
- Middlebury election campaign may be a quiet one
- Lots of banging, digging planned for Nonnewaug High in Woodbury
- Legislation allows Cheshire to amend sewer deal with state
- Sunfish builders plan reunion in Waterbury
- Special-interest money to flow into campaigns
- Winsted church delivers casseroles to soup kitchen
- Gun and ammo credentials among new state laws that take effect today
- Merwinsville Hotel hosts annual wine tasting
- Hospital, roads, businesses flooded in Sharon


text:
Single Article Purchase:
The Hazard of More Reporting in Quality Measurement: Comment on "Wrong-Site and Wrong-Patient Procedures in the Universal Protocol Era"
Makary MA.
Arch Surg. 2010;145(10):984-984.
Published online October 1, 2010
Choose criteria for pricing info
Want online access for an institution? Learn More/Request Quote >
Obtain AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ by reading an article and completing an online quiz. Quizzes are available to AMA Members, subscribers, and those who have purchased tokens.


text:
Style Note
Styled with an aesthetic appeal and engineered with comfort, the nike Air Max+ 2012 has a lacing system that is integrated with Nike's revolutionary Flywire technology. With its high strength thread work, like that of cables used in suspension bridges, constructed exactly at those places where the foot needs that extra support. The shock absorption technology in the Nike Air Max+ 2012 has a low profile phylon midsole that is employed with a 180° Max Air unit to provide optimal cushioning and impact protection.
Product Details
Mesh upper with supportive overlays for breathability and lockdown Fit
Lightly padded collar and tongue
Textile lining with a cushioned footbed for added comfort
Ultra-lightweight Flywire bundles are integrated with the lacing system for extra support
Internal seamless forefoot inner sleeve and internal underlay support frame
Low-profile Phylon midsole with 180° visible Max Air sole unit for optimal cushioning and impact absorption
Forefoot flex grooves for ultimate multi-directional flexibility
Strategically placed rubber pods in the outsole for traction and durability
Rubber outsole with enhanced traction patterns for better surface grip
Material and Care
Use a branded shoe polish to keep your footwear clean
Do not store under sunlight


text:
HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston Rockets remain confident they can rebound from a 3-1 deficit in their first-round playoff series with the Portland Trail Blazers.
But just in case they needed a reminder that such a comeback was possible, coach Kevin McHale had Mario Elie and Hakeem Olajuwon talk to his team as it prepares for Game 5 on Wednesday night. They helped the Rockets bounce back from the same deficit to beat the Phoenix Suns in seven games in the Western Conference semifinals in 1995 en route to an NBA title.
Olajuwon says: "You focus just on the one game (Wednesday) and shift the game back to Portland (and) there will be tremendous pressure on the Portland team."


text:
Pet Foster Nanny Foundation Inc
Rating: 0 stars 0 0 review 34
6459 Dorsay Ct % Amy Rosen Delray Beach FL 33484 USA
Filter Reviews by Role
Promote This Nonprofit
GreatNonprofits badges allow you to raise awareness of your favorite nonprofits on your own web sites!
Reviews for Pet Foster Nanny Foundation Inc
Get discovered. Invite people to share their experiences about this nonprofit!
Kitkats Rescue
Cats2014 wrote:
KitKats Rescue is a non-profit organization run by a devoted caring woman and volunteers. When I found a stray kitty starving... more »
- Location:
- Delray Beach, FL


text:
Upon installing WooCommerce theme, i do not seem to have the option of selecting my wanted currency. In this case I need for my customers to pay in the Nigerian currency i.e. the Naira. Any ideas on how I can get this currency to the drop down list?
Kind Regards,
Adam Niazi


text:
Time, TV set for Saturday's Aztecs game
Start time and TV info has been set for San Diego State's NCAA Tournament game against North Dakota State on Saturday.
The game will be the first of the day in Spokane, and will tip off at 3:10 p.m. It will be televised on TNT.
San Diego State (30-4) is the No. 4 seed in the West Region, and advanced Thursday with a 73-69 overtime win over New Mexico State. North Dakota State (26-6) is the No. 12 seed and advanced with a 80-75 upset win over No. 5 Oklahoma in overtime.
The second game in Spokane on Saturday is from the East Region between No. 4 Michigan State and No. 12 Harvard. That game will tip off 30 minutes after the end of SDSU-NDSU and will also be televised on TNT.


text:
20+ Reasons We Tuned in to The Golden Globes
Award winners or not, these stars killed it on the red carpet (and, okay, a few missed the mark)
Worst Wedding Dress Revamp After seeing snaps from Kayley Cuoco's New Year's Eve wedding, we already know this silhouette works for the actress. Unfortunately, this Rani Zakhem number looks like she took her pink wedding gown and threw it in the wrong load of laundry (with some still art paintings, possibly?) It's going to be hard to top the dress you choose to wear on your wedding day, so we hope Cuoco branches out to new styles and shapes for the remainder of awards season.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Most Deserving Of A High-Five
SEE NEXT PAGE: Most Deserving Of A High-Five
more stories
leave a comment
Home » Beauty Tips » Fashion » 20+ Reasons We Tuned in to The Golden Globes
to top


text:
Modern Warfare 3 Content Collection 2 launch trailer includes Face Off in action
Activision has released a video for Modern Warfare 3 Content Collection #2, showing the new Face Off maps set to music you'd hear while traversing main street in an old west town at high noon. Content Collection #2 contains the Multiplayer/Survival Mode Maps Sanctuary, Foundation and Oasis, Special Ops Missions Iron Clad and Switch Back and the Face Off maps Getaway and Lookout. While premium Elite members received the pack on May 15, and everyone else received the Face Off content the following day, the pack can be downloaded via Xbox Live on May 22 for 1200 Microsoft Points/$14.99. All content will be available on other platforms at a later date.
Sometimes we include links to online retail stores. If you click on one and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. For more information, go here.


text:
Monday, October 12, 2015PSW Staff 10/12/15 12:23 PM,Production and pro audio product supplier Sound Productions, based in Irving, TX has named Jay Dominguez as its new southwest regional sales manager. Dominguez has more than 25 years of experience in focusing on the retail operations of pro audio, musical instruments, DJ and stage lighting. His experience spans a range of market segments, including recording studios, recording artists, regional and national touring bands, house of worship, EDU and contracting. Prior to joining Sound Productions, Dominguez spent 19 years with… View this story
Filed in: Live Sound • Recording • Church Sound • News • Analog • Business • Digital • Manufacturer • Sound Reinforcement • Studio
Monday, May 18, 2015PSW Staff 05/18/15 02:17 PM,Sound Productions, based in the Dallas metro area was established in 1972 as a backline rental company for many major touring acts. Over time they began receiving requests for rental of PA systems, which then led to sales of pro audio products, and systems. They have represented every major console manufacturer and are now a Roland Pro Audio reseller representing the new M-5000 console and line of digital snakes, personal mixing and multi-channel recording options. Sound Productions' primary target customers… View this story
Filed in: AV • Live Sound • News • AV • Consoles • Digital • Education • Engineer • Loudspeaker • Manufacturer • Sound Reinforcement • Stage
Tuesday, October 14, 2014PSW Staff 10/14/14 04:42 PM,Sound Productions of Dallas, for more than 40 years as retailer and distributor of pro audio equipment, recently re-purposed a section of its warehouse to create a large training facility and demo room. In doing so, the company inherited the room's existing concrete floors and walls, as well as a 30 foot ceiling, less than ideal for the purposes they had in mind. "Being mindful of our neighbors as well as our adjacent general showroom and sales area; we were… View this story
Filed in: AV • Live Sound • Recording • News • AV • Installation • Measurement • Signal • Sound Reinforcement
Tuesday, August 05, 2014PSW Staff 08/05/14 04:20 AM,Sound Productions, located in Irving, TX (outside of Dallas) is the site of Meyer Sound's The Mixing Workshop, a two-day seminar to be offered on August 21 and 22 (9 am to 5 pm CST) that focuses on the role of the mix engineer in live audio production, presented by noted mix engineer Buford Jones. The seminar will be held at the brand-new showroom and training spaces of Sound Productions, which has served the pro audio and commercial audio industry… View this story
Filed in: AV • Live Sound • Church Sound • News • Training • AV • Business • Education • Engineer • Mixer • Sound Reinforcement • Technician
Page 1 of 1 pages


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Jukka Zitting (JIRA)" <j...@apache.org>
|[jira] Commented: (JCR-1154) Database Data Store
|Fri, 15 Feb 2008 09:41:08 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1154?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12569215#action_12569215 ] Jukka Zitting commented on JCR-1154: ------------------------------------ Esteban, since this issue has already been closed for 1.4, it would be better if you created new Jira issues for any improvements or other changes. That would make it much easier to track which changes are being included in which release. Also, please avoid putting multiple independent changes in a single issue or patch. For example the test cases should go to JCR-1187 and the concurrent read patch should go to a new improvement issue. > Database Data Store > ------------------- > > Key: JCR-1154 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1154 > Project: Jackrabbit > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: jackrabbit-core > Reporter: Thomas Mueller > Assignee: Thomas Mueller > Priority: Blocker > Fix For: 1.4 > > Attachments: datastore-concurrent-reads.zip, jr-1.3.1-bea.zip > > > We want to have a database backed data store implementation. > An implementation using files is already available as part of JCR-926. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
|View raw message


text:
HMS Hyacinth
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Several ships of the Royal Navy have been named HMS Hyacinth after the hyacinth flower:
- HMS Hyacinth (1806), launched in 1806, was an 18-gun Cormorant-class ship-sloop, broken up in 1820.
- HMS Hyacinth (1829), launched in 1829, was a sixth-rate sloop. In 1839, fighting alongside HMS Volage, she destroyed 29 Chinese ships near Hong Kong. This battle was the first of many decisive victories of the British over the Qing Dynasty's military in the First Opium War.
- HMS Hyacinth (1881), launched in 1881, was a Satellite-class corvette. She served on the China station and was sold for breaking in 1902.
- HMS Hyacinth (1898), launched in 1898, was a Highflyer-class light cruiser. She served in the First World War and was scrapped in 1923.
- HMS Hyacinth (K84), launched in 1940, was a Flower-class corvette. She served in the Second World War, was loaned to the Royal Hellenic Navy in 1943 and renamed Apostolis.
|This article includes a list of ships with the same or similar names. If an internal link for a specific ship led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended ship article, if one exists.


text:
DETROIT (AP) - Honda says it is recalling more than 820,000 Civic compact cars and Pilot SUVs because the headlights can fail.
1 / 1
21Man Holds Funeral For A Beloved 1982 Honda Civic
- AOL Autos Staff
- Aug 6, 2012
- 21
The 1982 Honda Civic had been overturned in riots and had its four tires stolen. It sustained major damage during an accident. It logged more than 170,000 miles on its odometer and became a neighborhood fixture.
7Saturday Brings Key Deadline For Honda Civic Hybrid Owners Disappointed in Fuel Economy
- Peter Bigelow
- Feb 9, 2012
- 7
Since an improbable victory over Honda last week in a California small-claims court, a woman who sued over the disappointing fuel economy on her Civic hybrid says she has fielded hundreds of inquiries from disgruntled owners asking how they can follow in her footsteps.
474Woman Wins Lawsuit Against Honda Over Disappointing Fuel Economy
- Peter Bigelow
- Feb 2, 2012
- 474
Honda presented misleading information to the owner of a 2006 Civic Hybrid when it claimed the car could get as many as 50 miles per gallon, according to a legal ruling issued Wednesday.
1 / 1
- Volvo shoots for self-drivers by 2021
- Jeep spends $1 billion on factories
- Find Parts & Accessories for your vehicle!
- Obama rolls out new EV plan
- Infiniti dealers ranked best, Tesla worst
- Compare Volvo XC90 and Lincoln MKX


text:
This is the fourth in a series of posts highlighting top articles in the MSDN Library, as chosen by the documentation writers. These are articles that describe some of the features and technologies that are new/exciting to people around here. Today's post highlights articles about LightSwitch. You might also want to look at my previous posts, about Windows Store apps, asynchronous programming, and C++ AMP.
How to: Publish a LightSwitch Application to Windows Azure
LightSwitch As a Data Source
Walkthrough: Exposing and Consuming an OData Service in LightSwitch
Walkthrough: Using LightSwitch Data in a Windows Store App
How to: Create a Role-based Application


text:
Philly to retry priest after abuse trial deadlock
PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia prosecutors will retry an ousted priest on an attempted rape charge after a jury deadlock.
The Rev. James Brennan says the decision reopens wounds that were starting to heal.
Forty-year-old Brennan is accused of trying to rape a young teen boy in 1996. Brennan has admitted in a church trial that he slept with him and let him watch porn, but he denies molesting him.
Brennan's lawyer says11 of 12 jurors wanted to acquit his client last month.
Prosecutors say they're not available for the retrial until February.
The trial should last only a few days.
Brennan had spent months on trial with Monsignor William Lynn, and is no longer in ministry.
Lynn awaits sentencing Tuesday after being convicted of felony child endangerment for his handling of abuse claims.
The Associated Press


text:
Spend $400, Get a $100 GC
Secondary antibodies are used throughout various types of assays, including ELISA or Western Blot, to help identify cellular biological processes. Rockland secondary antibodies provide clear, accurate results for all highly sensitive assay types.
View the Full Newsletter
Rockland Immunochemicals Inc.Limerick, PA 19468E-mail: email@example.com: 800.656.7625
Fax: 484.369.8654


text:
Free Griptape, Bag, Bearings & Tools
Rollover to zoom in or click to enlarge.
You Save 18%
£98.95 & Free Next Day Delivery
Introducing the new MX Trixx Stunt Scooter.
Designed with emerging riders in mind the MX Trixx is the slickest scooter you could wish for to start learning the tricking basics. With its solid build and great looking design its also perfect for those riders who want to be seen at the skate park! This has been designed with younger beginners in mind, the scooter is lighter and slightly shorter than most stunt scooters.
This item is currently out of stock.
UK Mainland (Excluding Scottish Highlands) Delivery
Due to our location on the South Coast, all Scottish locations above Aberdeen are considered 'Scottish Highlands'
Scottish Highlands
International/UK Offshore Delivery
More Delivery Information
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase you can return the item(s) to us within 14 days from receipt and we will issue a full refund. This excludes the delivery charge. The item(s) can also be exchanged for a different colour or size if preferred. Items can only be returned or exchanged provided they are in a re-saleable condition. Please view our Refunds & Returns page for our full returns policy.
We also offer a 30 day warranty for most goods starting the day after delivery. However our warranty won't cover scooter subjected to extreme use. See our Terms & Conditions for more details.
Email To A Friend
Print Page
Facebook Comments
Customer Reviews
There are currently no reviews.
Please help us and other users by writing a review.
Write your own review
Customer Questions & Answers
There are currently no questions.
Please help us and other users by writing one.
Ask a question
Get this FREE when you add the main product to your basket.
Join Our Mailing List
Follow Us
Unit 1 Great Bridge Business Park, Romsey, Hampshire, SO51 0HA
Powered by Aurora


text:
Purpose of Briefing. Provide information on calculation and drivers of MHS\'s primary efficiency metric Medical Cost per Prime Equivalent LifeAlso known as PMPM/PMPY (per member per month/year)Explain metricDefine PMPM/PMPYUnderstand some common pitfalls when first reviewing metricUnderstand how metric is calculatedDissect drivers of yearly increase from FY04 to FY05. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author.While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server.
1. Per Member Per Month (PMPM) Metric Methodologies
4. What is PMPM/PMPY? The accumulated medical costs associated with enrollees by enrollment site each month
Inpatient, Outpatient, Pharmacy, Ancillary
Wherever DHP care is received
Direct Care, Purchased Care, TRICARE Mail Order Pharmacy
Direct Care costs calculated at MTF where care is delivered but assigned to enrollment site
Divide total cost by number of enrollees adjusted for age/gender/beneficiary category
Reflects differences in underlying demographics
Done on a per person basis, not total volume
Only reflects cost for enrolled individuals
5. Some Potential Misconceptions PMPM metric is looking from an insurance point of view
We both manage enrollee utilization like an insurance company and produce care
So we have Enrollee Unit costs, and MTF Production Unit Costs
Enrollee cost are based entirely on my MTFs rates
Enrollee Direct Care Unit cost is not for your facility alone
MTF Production costs are just being applied to enrollees
MTF Production Unit costs are based on all care produced, and applied to enrollees based on amount used
If I reduce my enrollee utilization my MTF Production Unit costs automatically increase
Since MTF Production unit cost is based on all care, unit costs only rise if MTF overall production decreases
6. How PMPM is built Direct Care cost information is based on cost allocation algorithms
MTF Production Inpatient Unit Cost
Inpatient Cost per RWP
MTF Production Outpatient Unit Cost
Outpatient Cost per APG
Purchased Care based on claims data
Pharmacy costs are based on PDTS
Enrollee Equivalent Lives are based on DEERS adjusted for Age/Gender/Bencat
7. MTF Production Inpatient Unit Cost(Inpatient Cost per RWP) Cost of producing one weighted unit of care at each MTF
RWP is common weighted unit for MHS
Based on all care produced at MTF
This includes Active Duty, Prime, Standard, Tricare for Life
Total RWPs are summed for all categories of care
Expense data is from MEPRS
Inpatient is based on MEPRS A codes with step downs
Depreciation costs are then removed
Labor expense is based only on current month
All other expenses are based on Rolling 12 month
Total Expenses are divided by RWPs to get
MTF Production Inpatient Unit Cost
8. MTF Production Outpatient Unit Cost(Outpatient Cost per APG) Cost of producing one weighted unit of care
APG is used to associate Ancillary with encounter
Based on all care produced at MTF
This includes Active Duty, Prime, Standard, Tricare for Life
Total APGs are summed for all categories of care
Expense data is from MEPRS
Inpatient is based on MEPRS B codes with step downs
Depreciation costs and pharmacy are then removed
Labor expense is based only on current month
All other expenses are based on Rolling 12 month
Total Expenses are divided by APGs to get
MTF Production Outpatient Unit Cost
9. MTF Production Unit Cost
11. DACH Enrollee Inpatient Care
12. Equivalent Lives Developed to adjust for health utilization differences across populations
By adjusting enrolled population, comparisons can be made across MTFs and Services
Initial adjustment done by DMIS age group, but problems quickly developed for large age groupings
Relooked at all care provided and developed Age/Gender/Beneficiary Category adjustors
While this is an overall adjustment, it may not be appropriate for just one component of PMPM
(i.e. Inpatient/Outpatient/Pharmacy)
13. PMPM Eq Lvs � Other Males
14. Enrollees vs. Equivalent Lives
16. PMPM Calculation Example
17. Drivers of PMPM Utilization of Services
Average Cost of Services
Enrollee Direct Care Unit Cost
Enrollee Purchased Care Unit Cost
Direct/Purchased Care Market Share
18. Analysis How much of total increase is driven by each factor
Contribution by driver is a function of the increase in driver and contribution toward total PMPM
For example, a driver that had a large increase but was only a small percentage of PMPM may not contribute much to overall increase
19. FY04/05 Prime Enrollee PMPY Comparison
20. FY04/05 Prime Enrollee PMPY Cost Increases by Care Categories
21. FY04/05 Prime Enrollee PMPY Cost Increases by Utilization and Average Enrollee Unit Cost
22. MHS Prime Enrollee PMPY Increase Factors
23. Summary Utilization increased for all sectors after adjusting for Age/Gender/Bencat
55% of Total Change
Direct Market Share declined
42% to 40% for inpatient
51% to 46% for outpatient
75% to 69% for Pharmacy
Drivers significantly different across enrollment service
Most likely different by enrollment site
26. PMPM Spreadsheet
27. Issue: Ages that didn�t work with DMIS Age Groups Age 0-4
Break into two Groups 0-1 2-4
Female ADFM/Other 13-18
Developed Linear Estimate
Other Male 24-38/Female 24-29
Medical disabled Active Duty
Developed Linear Estimate
All Groups 35-44
Developed Linear Estimate
All Groups 45-64
Used Other Category to develop slope
Linear Estimate based on value at Age 45 Plus Slope
28. PMPM Eq Lvs - Other Females
29. PMPM Eq Lvs - Other Females
30. PMPM Eq Lvs � Other Males
31. Eq Lives Factors
32. Average Unit Cost Increases Three Factors
Direct Care Unit Costs
Purchased Care Unit Costs
Plus TMOP for Pharmacy
Market Share Shifts
33. MHS Prime Enrollee PMPY Increase Factors
34. Prime Enrollment Service Observations Army
Significant increased Enrollee Unit Cost for outpatient (42% of Total Change)
Shifting of workload to purchased care
Increased direct care inpatient Utilization and Enrollee Unit Costs (41% of Total Change)
Air Force
Shift to purchased care in all areas
Most utilization management
Large increase in Outpatient Utilization (36% of Total Change)
Less direct care across all areas
35. Service Prime Enrollee PMPY Factors
36. FY04/05 Prime Enrollee PMPY Cost Increases by Utilization and Average Enrollee Unit Cost
37. Prime Enrollment Beneficiary Observations Active Duty
Increases in Utilization 53% of Increase
Majority focused on Inpatient 26% and Outpatient 23%
Direct Care Unit cost 45% of increase
Outpatient cost 34%
Active Duty Family
Outpatient Utilization 31% of Increase
Shift to purchased care in all area
Retiree and Family
Outpatient Utilization 36% and Rx Costs 33% largest drivers
Shift to purchased care in all areas
Most utilization management
38. Summary Utilization increased for all sectors
49% of Total Change
Direct Market Share declined
44% to 41% for inpatient
51% to 46% for outpatient
75% to 69% for Pharmacy
Drivers different across beneficiary category
Outpatient utilization up across all
39. Inpatient Prime Enrollee Information
40. Outpatient Prime Enrollee Information
41. Pharmacy Prime Enrollee Information
42. FY04/05 Care Utilization and Unit Cost Driving Prime Enrollee PMPY Cost Increases
44. Medical Cost per Prime Equivalent Life Percent of Total by Care Category


text:
Staff profile - Andrew Noblet
Prof Andrew Noblet
|Faculty or Division:
|Faculty of Business and Law
|BL Deakin Business School
|Melbourne Burwood Campus
|+61 3 924 45076 +61 3 924 45076
- Academy of Management (US)
- Asia-Pacific Academy of Occupational Health Psychology
- European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology
- British Academy of Management
Teaching Interests
- Organisational Behaviour
Awards and prizes
- British Academy of Management Conference (2009). Received Best Paper Award in the Human Resource Management Track. McWilliams, J., Noblet, A., Cooper, C., & Thomas, Y. (2009).How are Knowledge Workers Shocked into Quitting? Paper presented at British Academy of Management Conference, Brighton (UK) September 2009.
- British Academy of Management Conference (2009). Received Best Paper Award in the Public Management & Governance Track. Noblet, A., & Rodwell, J.J. (2009). 'Job Stress and New Public Management: The roles of job characteristics and organisational justice' Paper presented at British Academy of Management Conference, Brighton (UK) September 2009.
- Australian Universities Lecturer of the Year Award (UniJobs, 2008). Voted in the top 10 nominations from Deakin University for 2008.
- Deakin University, Faculty of Business & Law (2008). Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Faculty's Operational Plan for Research and Research Training. 17 December 2008
- Academy of Management Conference (2007). Received the Charles Levine Award for the Best Paper in the Public Non-Profit program. Noblet, A.J., Rodwell, J.J. (2007) Integrating Job Strain and Psychological Contract Theories to Predict Employee Wellbeing. Paper presented at Academy of Management Conference, Philadelphia, August 2007.
- Australian & New Zealand Academy of Management Conference (2006) Received Best Paper Award in the stream of Public Sector Management. Noblet, A.J., Rodwell, J.J., Deeble, M., Botten, J. (2006) Predictors of Wellbeing experienced by Australian Police Officers. Paper presented at ANZAM, Queensland 5-8 December 2006.
Research interests
- Occupational stress
- Job design theory
- Organisational justice
- Withdrawal behaviours and cognitions
- Employee performance and workplace health promotion
Research page
Prof Andrew Noblet
Deakin University
Faculty of Business and Law
Work+61 3 924 45076
Email: email@example.com
Page custodian: External Relations Group Last updated:


text:
OSI-Approved Open Source (9)
- GNU General Public License version 2.0 (2)
- GNU General Public License version 3.0 (2)
- PHP License (2)
- Apache License V2.0 (1)
- BSD License (1)
- Common Development and Distribution License (1)
- Eiffel Forum License V2.0 (1)
- GNU General Public License with Classpath exception (1)
- GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 2.0 (1)
- MIT License (1)
- Microsoft Public License (1)
- Other License (2)
- Creative Commons Attribution License (1)
Top Apps
- Audio & Video
- Business & Enterprise
- Communications
- Development
- Home & Education
- Games
- Graphics
- Science & Engineering
- Security & Utilities
- System Administration
Here is EditArea, a free javascript editor for source code. It allow to write well formated source code with line numerotation, tab support, search & replace (with regexp) and live syntax highlighting (customizable). Warning: this project is no more supported251 weekly downloads
Free open source CMS operating on Drag&Drop2 weekly downloads
IZ-WAMP Wordpress
Easily install WAMP Server with Wordpress and more.4 weekly downloads
OCS for LiNUX
Ocs4Linux helps administrators Inventorying hardware, OS information and software installed on their computers. It uses part of OCSInventory project database schema and is based on MySqL/PHP for the server. Agent sends PC inventory results with ftp.1 weekly downloads
Ciel Travel
ciel-travel is a Ruby on Rails based travel blogging engine. ciel-travel provides a solid framework to post blog entries, visualize your current & prospective travel plans, receive comments / feedback from friends and family, etc...
combb stand for community bulletin board. In the future me and my team hope to get it up and have it made with superior quality up-to-date code.
CrimeFighter is the website of a gta-like browser game with rpg and multiplayer parts. Moreover you can see yourself running around in the city in realtime. Never seen such a online game? Just visit http://www.crimefighter.de
A simple Perl script to manage your Eudora filters.
Web Basket
A web unstructured file system using UUIDs to uniquely identify the files.


text:
Behind The Stories
NPR In the News: The Annoying Edition
Aside from opening up this feature to zingers, this edition's title is a reference to the new book by NPR Science Correspondent Joe Palca and Science Friday's Flora Lichtman. The authors' book Annoying: the Science of What Bugs Us searches for explanations for why things get under our skin. It explores the psychology, evolutionary biology and anthropology behind things that annoy us. The book has gotten the pair quite a bit of attention of late and we wanted to share a small selection with you.
— The Washington Post Outlook section commissioned an article from Joe and Flora about cell phones
— In the Los Angeles Times, Joe and Flora explained a formula derived from their research
— The authors explained three key components for rules they developed in the Guardian
Joe is, of course, also doing a book tour, even making an appearance at my neighborhood library (hey, it was a big deal to me)! If the articles above pique your interest, check him out if he rolls into your town. Just try not to monopolize the Q & A portion because that, that is just annoying...
You must be signed in to leave a comment. Sign In / Register
Please keep your community civil. All comments must follow the NPR.org Community rules and Terms of Use. NPR reserves the right to use the comments we receive, in whole or in part, and to use the commenter's name and location, in any medium. See also the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Community FAQ.


text:
Floor plans are required to show new development and for existing buildings altered by the proposed development. These should:
- Highlight any existing walls or buildings that are to be demolished, where applicable.
Please note: If the application relates simply to a change of use, and no development work is to be carried out, a floor plan may not be necessary.
On all plans please show the following information:
- Date
- Site address
- What scale the plan is drawn to
- The direction of North
- The plan type and, where appropriate, whether the plan shows the site as 'Existing' or 'Proposed'
Related Documents
All documents open in a new window. Need more help with documents? View the Document Help page.
Related Websites
- The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) (England) Order 2013
- The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development Order) (Amendment) (England) Order 2014 No. 564
- Planning Portal - Use Classes and Change of Use
- Glossary of Planning Terms
- The Self Build Portal
- The Town and Country Planning Order 2013
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Tel: 01803 207801


text:
- Healthy Eating
- About Our Products
- Recipes
- Online Ordering
- Mission & Values
- Blogs
- Store Departments
Olowo-n'djo Tchala is the Founder and Director of Alaffia. Alaffia is a US-based company that makes body care products using shea butter sourced from West Africa. Fair Trade by IMO, Alaffia is committed to making sure employees and suppliers receive better wages and working conditions. In addition, Alaffia gives back in so many ways to the African community in Togo.
Alaffia is offering a special gift to one of our lucky readers. Read on. UPDATE: Thank you to everyone that entered. Congratulations to our randomly chosen winner, Brenda C.!
Dear Whole Foods Market customers,
I would like to share with you the impact that your purchase of Alaffia skin and hair care products are bringing to communities in West Africa. With a simple purchase you are helping the cause of gender equality and empowering women in disadvantaged communities. And most importantly, you are helping preserve the dignity of our communities because the benefits come from their own efforts, not from handouts. This is the true process of empowerment.
How We Began
Before I start, I would like to share with you a brief history of Alaffia. It began when I met my wife, who was a Peace Corps volunteer in my home country of Togo in 1996. When I joined her in the US shortly afterward, I came with only a 6th grade education. With the humbling opportunity to continue my education that America provided me, I studied hard and made it to the University of California, Davis when I earned my Bachelor of Science degree. It was around this time, in 2003, that I realized that my communities in West Africa did not need handouts to rise out of poverty, they needed to be compensated a fair price for their resources and knowledge. Women like my mother who cannot read or write need to have the opportunity to participate in the economic process.
The Growth of a Cooperative
With this conviction, I returned home to Togo and established a women's cooperative to produce shea butter following traditional methods. In 2003, we began with 50 women, and today Alaffia provides for more than 500 women cooperative members and more than 4,000 families that collect shea nuts. These numbers are possible, in part, because of Whole Foods Market customers. It was not until 2006 when Whole Foods Market began carrying Alaffia body care products that we were able to substantially increase the membership at our cooperative.
In addition to increasing membership at the co-op, we have also greatly increased our support of the people collecting shea nuts. Shea nuts are collected by the poorest communities and individuals in Togo. For the past 100 years, collectors have been forced to accept whatever price they are offered for their resource. Our fair trade price and training programs are proving opportunity and advancement to women in our communities.
Last December, during my visit to Togo, I was honored to meet and speak with Amama Amadou, the president of the Bowouda Shea Nut Collective. "Before coming to buy shea nuts, Alaffia invited us to give the market price, and then Alaffia added 20% to this price. Everyone received her own receipt and money for her own nuts. We sold over seven tons of shea nuts to Alaffia, and together we have saved over 400,000 fcfa ($1,000 US)," Ms. Amadou shared. She continued, "In the past, we got paid little by little for each bowl that we had. Today, the buying process is organized, and everyone gets their whole payment at once. I thank you and I plead you to continue your support in our village in order to reduce poverty. This year, thanks to the 20%, every one of us has paid the school fees for our children. We thank you very much for the support you have given to the women of Bowouda. You will be blessed for your efforts."
Our Maternal Health Project
Furthermore, your purchases enable Alaffia to conduct our many important community projects, including our bike, schools, reforestation and gender equality projects. But I am most touched by our maternal health project, and most critically, our project concerning female genital mutilation. It is a sobering fact that if Alaffia had not funded prenatal care for 700 women last year, at least 44 mothers would have died.
One of the women we supported is Hodalo Katakouna. Hadoalo and her husband are farmers with four children. They have a tiny two-room house made of mud bricks. Hodalo shares one room with her husband and children and her elderly mother lives in the second room. Hodalo's firstborn was paralyzed during birth. She lives 30 km from the nearest health clinic and with only a bicycle she was not able to reach the clinic in time for a safe birth. Similarly, her second child is mentally disabled due to lack of oxygen during birth. Last year, Hodalo participated in the Alaffia maternal health program — which among many services includes covering health care costs, supplying clinics with sterile medical equipment and providing transportation to patients — and she now has a healthy baby girl.
What touched my heart is not just her healthy baby, her big smile, and her many expressions of gratitude despite her hardships. It was also her story of how she had only one set of clothing which she wore to the farm and market and washed at night. With Alaffia supporting this pregnancy, she was able to save enough money to buy a second outfit for the first time in five years.
Now in our 10th year, it is clear to me that with the opportunity Whole Foods Market gives us to make our product available, we can truly lead our communities out of poverty while providing healthier products for families in America. While I know that poverty alleviation and economic justice will not be achieved during our lifetime, I know that fair trade is a path for disadvantaged communities to get out of poverty.
I feel it is our duty and our calling to build on the freedoms that many before us have fought and given their lives for and we can add to the human journey in the hope that future generations can build on what we do, so that one day all people and countries will live in peace.
I humbly thank you for your continued caring and support.
In appreciation of our customers' support of Alaffia's mission, Olowo-n'djo is giving away a handwoven African grass basket filled with Alaffia products -- worth about $140! -- to one of our lucky readers. Just tell us about your favorite Alaffia product and why you love it, in the comments below. If you haven't tried Alaffia yet, tell us why buying from a company with a larger mission is important to you. Leave your comment by Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 to be entered to win.
Do you have a favorite Alaffia product, tell us about it or share how Alaffia's mission resonates with you.
The fine print: No purchase necessary. Promotion ends May 12, 2013, 11:59 PM CDT. Must be a legal resident of the US or Canada (except in Quebec, where it is void) age 18 or older to participate. Taxes on prize, if applicable, are the responsibility of the winner. Employees of Whole Foods Market, Inc., are not eligible. Void where prohibited.
To provide feedback or ask a question about our company, a store or a product, please visit our Customer Service page.
For more information about posting comments to our blog, please see our Comment Posting Guidelines.
Welcome to Whole Story, the official blog of Whole Foods Market.As the world's leading natural and organic grocer we're all about healthy food and a healthy planet, and we've got bunches of passionate people in our community doing incredible things. Join in the conversation!
Selecting a store allows you to see that store's content throughout the site, such as sales, store events, and more.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act Disclosure (PDF)
Copyright 2016 Whole Foods Market IP. L.P. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Site Information
"Whole Foods Market" is a registered trademark of Whole Foods Market IP, L.P.
We have sent a confirmation email to {* emailAddressData *}. Please check your email and click on the link to activate your account.
Please confirm the information below before signing in. Already have an account? Sign In.{* #registrationForm *} {* traditionalRegistration_firstName *} {* traditionalRegistration_lastName *} {* traditionalRegistration_emailAddress *} {* traditionalRegistration_password *} {* traditionalRegistration_passwordConfirm *} {* traditionalRegistration_displayName *} {* traditionalRegistration_postalCode *} {* captcha *} By clicking "Create Account", you confirm that you accept our terms of service and have read and understand privacy policy.
We've sent an email with instructions to create a new password. Your existing password has not been changed.


text:
I have Oxygen Theme, which list featured pictures in archive, tags or categories view. If post haven't add featured picture then in the listing view (archive, tags or categories) instead of the featured pictures the theme preview blank grey square. Preview: http://www.basicsailor.com/category/sailing-vacations-2/
Probably I need to change archive.php, but I didn't know what to remove/change?
Can antibody help me?


text:
I am looking for a few girls that want to play until their team starts, we are out of Knoxville, and if you have no team and are interested in moving to 16u after School Ball is over that may be possible also. If interested please let me knox ASAP. Thanks
Randy Geames
ACTIVE is the leader in online event registrations from 5k running races and marathons to softball leagues and local events. ACTIVE also makes it easy to learn and prepare for all the things you love to do with expert resources, training plans and fitness calculators.


text:
Watch this route: get alerts when prices drop
You'll now receive email alerts on fares from Montreal, Canada (YUL) to Sault Ste. Marie, Canada (YAM).
There are no longer low prices for this route that meet our standards.
To find the best price available, search now to compare our current prices.
Last Published Fare:
$323 Flight from Montreal to Sault Ste. Marie (YUL-YAM),
Air Canada
$323RT MONTREAL(YUL) to SAULT STE. MARIE(YAM)
Expired: April 23, 2012
AIRLINESAir Canada
TRAVEL ENDINGTue, September 04, 2012
Found Today by a Traveler Search
Fare Notes:
Priced in CDN$. This fare is only available thru Air Canada with promo code "CANPROMO31MAR".
Seats are not available on all flights or all dates of travel. You may need to have flexible travel dates to find this fare. Fares for travel on holidays may be higher.
All mandatory taxes/fees are included in the price. Tax-inclusive fare may be a few dollars higher or lower depending on the airport you connect through, if any. Baggage fees, if applicable, and other optional fees are not included. Our Dealhounds found this airfare using flexible date search. This means we searched a range of dates to find you the best price.
FOUND USING FLEXIBLE DATES ON: Air Canada
More Details
Close Details
Find This Fare
More Fares For YouSee All Fares From Montreal
Found by other travelers: Montreal, Canada (YUL) to Sault Ste. Marie, Canada (YAM)
There are approximately 24 flights covering the route from Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl Airport in Montreal to Sault Ste. Marie Airport in Sault Ste. Marie, provided by as many as 1 airlines.
The following airlines often offer cheap flights from Montreal to Sault Ste. Marie
Air Canada
Your Travel Dates: to
We did the hard work!
We've analyzed hotels and found the best values.


text:
Akenerji, BIM, Enka, Nurol GYO: Turkey Equity Market Preview
The following stocks may be active in Turkey. Symbols are in parentheses and prices are from the last close.
Turkey's benchmark ISE National 100 index fell 1,579.19, or 2.4 percent, to 63,727.95 yesterday.
Akenerji Elektrik Uretim AS (AKENR TI): The Turkish power generator said it's not aware of any plans by CEZ AS (CEZ CP), the Czech energy company that part-owns the company, to sell a stake, according to a statement to the Istanbul Stock Exchange after the market closed yesterday. Turkey's Akkok group and CEZ are the owners. Akenerji fell 2 kurus, or 0.6 percent, to 3.18 liras.
BIM Birlesik Magazalar AS (BIMAS TI): The Turkish retailer had its price estimate raised to 60 liras from 44.5 liras at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., according to an emailed report today. BIM dropped 1.25 liras, or 2.4 percent, to 51.75 liras.
Enka Insaat & Sanayi AS (ENKAI TI): The Turkish builder was raised to "neutral" from "reduce" at Nomura Holdings Inc., according to an emailed report today. Enka was unchanged at 6.16 liras.
Nurol Gayrimenkul Yatirim Ortakligi AS (NUGYO TI): The real estate investment trust won a 111.8 million liras ($70 million) contract from the government's housing agency Toki to develop a housing project in Istanbul's Mecidiyekoy district, it said in a statement to the bourse after the market closed yesterday. Nurol fell 14 kurus, or 3.3 percent, to 4.16 liras.


text:
http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/weapons/apply.html states:
"Persons serving in the United States Armed Forces may submit a copy of their Military ID Card to satisfy the training requirement"
and http://www.polksheriff.org/cust_serv/weapons.html states:
"Any one of the following are examples of the documents which will be accepted to satisfy the training requirement:
A photocopy of your military honorable discharge document or a photocopy of your DD-214."
So it looks like that is the case. The first link is also where you can request your Concealed Weapon or Firearm License application.


text:
Important delivery notice
The products on this site are only delivered to UK addresses. If you require delivery to another country please visit one of our other sites below.
In this range you'll find an impressive selection of perennial plants and biennial plants, which are perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. Also known as herbaceous plants, perennial plants live for 2 or more years and flower every year. Biennial plants live for up to 2 years, flowering profusely in their second year before setting seed and dying. Both are great for beds and spring displays and there are many delightful plants to choose from.
For beautiful summer flowers browse our range of annual plants.
Heuchera 'Obsidian' (Large Plant)This striking Coral Flower makes a bold statement. Fine sprays of creamy white flowers stand out against the glossy, deep maroon-black foliage. The nectar rich flowers of Heuchera 'Obsidian' attract pollinating insects and bring a light, airy feel to cut flower arrangements. This hardy evergreen perennial retains its elegant looks all year round, making it particularly useful for ground cover when planted en-masse. Perfect for individual patio pots or creating a sophisticated 'Black-tie' look in borders. Height: 45cm (18"). Spread: 30cm (12"). More info
Heuchera 'Stormy Seas' (Large Plant)
Heuchera are an excellent choice for easy to grow ground cover in difficult spots in the garden; plants are super tough and easy to grow. Heuchera 'Stormy Seas' has maroon-red foliage, with green undersides, with creamy-white bell flowers, on tall spikes during the summer.
Heuchera can be grown in perennial borders, bedding schemes, or in mixed summer and autumn containers and baskets. Heuchera are versatile evergreens for growing in either sun or part shade. Height and Spread: 40cm (16").More info
Heuchera villosa 'Palace Purple' (Large Plant)
Heuchera sanguinea 'Palace Purple', Coral Flower, Coral BellsNeat mounds of distinctive purple foliage make Heuchera 'Palace Purple' a particularly popular Coral Flower. The glossy, semi-evergreen leaves of this striking hardy perennial provide year round colour, forming drifts of ground cover and adding a bright splash to winter containers. The delicate summer sprays of pale pink flowers make dainty cut flowers and attract bees to their nectar rich blooms. Height and spread: 60cm (24"). More info
Foxglove 'Camelot Cream' (Large Plant)
Digitalis purpurea
Foxgloves are the perfect cottage garden plant; and new strain Foxglove 'Camelot Cream' has the traditional appearance of usual wild Foxgloves, but with blooms all around the stem, giving even more impact.
'Camelot' Foxgloves are superior, F1 hybrid quality, and plants will flower in the same year that they are planted. Digitalis are ideal for cottage garden borders, are easy to grow and will last for many years. Height: 120cm (48"). Spread: 45cm (18").More info
Actaea cordifolia (Large Plant)
Cimicifuga racemosa var. cordifolia, Bugbane, CohoshCustomer Rating
Cimicifuga is an attractive border perennial with an exotic appearance. Actaea has a robust habit, and can fill a gap in the border with its fancy foliage and summer flower spikes, which are tall and imposing.
The flower spikes of Actaea are made up of many tiny florets, and these have a spicy fragrance. Cimicifuga is a long-lasting plant, surviving for many years, and is very useful for difficult situations, such as cold, wet corners of the garden. Height: 1m (39"). Spread: 50cm (20").More info
Delphinium 'Pink Blushes'More info
Physalis alkekengi var. franchetii (Large Plant)
Chinese LanternPhysalis alkekengi var. franchetii is better known by its culinary name of Cape Gooseberry. Tiny, creamy-white flowers appear in midsummer above oval green foliage. This hardy perennial is mainly grown for its edible berries which later develop within red, papery Chinese Lantern calyces. This vibrant autumn display brings a bright splash of colour to fading perennial borders. The stems can be cut to create wonderful decorative flower arrangements. If left on the plant the calyces will slowly skeletonize, adding ornate winter interest to your garden. Height: 75cm (30"). Spread: 90cm (36"). More info
Heuchera 'Melting Fire' (Large Plant)
Coral Flower, Coral BellsThe deeply curled foliage of Heuchera hybrida 'Melting Fire' emerges a rich blood red colour and matures to a dark shade of purple-red. This eye-catching coral flower is strong growing, forming large clumps of foliage with good weather tolerance. Admired for their long season of interest, Heucheras are ideal for adding colourful, semi-evergreen foliage to borders and mixed containers. Height and spread: 40cm (16"). More info
Foxglove 'Camelot Cream' (Large Plant)
DigitalisFoxgloves are the perfect cottage garden plant. Foxglove 'Camelot Cream' has the traditional appearance of usual wild Foxgloves, but with blooms all around the stem, giving even more impact.'Camelot' Foxgloves are superior, F1 hybrid quality plants. Digitalis are ideal for cottage garden borders, are easy to grow and will last for many years. Height: 120cm (48"). Spread: 45cm (18"). More info
Foxglove lanata (Large Plant)
Digitalis, Grecian FoxgloveAn unusual and choice addition to your borders. The Grecian Foxglove is understated, reserved and rarely seen in UK gardens. Foxglove lantana produces fawn coloured flowers, heavily patterned with intricate, dark brown veins. The stems and foliage are covered with fine, downy hairs giving it another common name of Woolly Foxglove. This hardy perennial is compact, reaching just 60cm (24") tall - perfect for the front of shaded borders and woodland gardens where it can be appreciated close at hand. The flower spikes also make a refreshingly unpretentious cut flower. Height: 60cm (24"). Spread: 30cm (12"). More info
Aristolochia elegans
Aristolochia littoralis, Dutchman's PipeA show stopping half hardy climber for the summer garden or conservatory. The blooms of the Dutchman's Pipe are highly sought after and we are pleased to have sourced this stunning Brazilian vine for all you would-be plant hunters. The exotic 7.5cm (3") flowers take on a unique rich purple-brown hue overlaid with a creamy white patina and exude a soft fragrance. The soft lush foliage is over-sized and heart-shaped - everything about this plant is spectacular. Aristolochia plants will enjoy a warm conservatory over winter, but as you can see, a little fuss is well worth the effort! Height: up to 8m (26'). Spread: 100cm (3'). More info
Hellebore 'Single Yellow Spotted' (Large Plant)
Hellebores are ideal for winter colour in the garden. The Christmas Rose begins to flower early on in the year, sometimes from Christmas time. Hellebores are perfect for shady borders, and are ideal for awkward, shady corners, or for planting under trees and shrubs, or into large, showy patio containers.
Hellebores have photogenic, colourful, long-lasting flowers. Hellebore 'Single Single Yellow Spotted' features pretty flowers with a unique spotting. The evergreen Hellebore is excellent for beginners and those with small gardens. Plants will give guaranteed winter colour in borders. Height and spread: 45cm (18").More info


text:
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ A partnership involving Kansas Speedway wants to revise its plans for a state-owned casino in Kansas City, Kan.
The partnership, Kansas Entertainment, announced Friday it is withdrawing its pending application to build and manage the casino. Its proposed gambling-and-hotel complex would overlook the NASCAR track.
Kansas Entertainment, which also involves The Cordish Co., of Baltimore, says it remains committed to building the complex. But it says the economy forced it to withdraw its application so it can revise its plans.
In September, Kansas Entertainment won a contract with the
Kansas Lottery.
The announcement came the same day the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission was expected to give its final regulatory approval.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


text:
Re: What exactly is FICO standard and Score Watch?
FICO Standard is a one-time pull of either your TU FICO report or your EQ FICO report. ScoreWatch is a monitoring product of your EQ report and includes 2 EQ FICO reports (just like FICO Standard) with one being used when you first subscribe. If you already have SW, you wouldn't need to use FICO Standard for your EQ FICO report because you can get the same report for 30% if you purchase that new report via ScoreWatch (assuming you already used your remaining free report).
(3,730 Views)