text:
Police are investigating a Sunday night stabbing outide a Northeast Portland bar that left a man in critical condition.
The name of the victim as not immediately available.
The suspect, who fled the scene before police arrived, is described as an African American male in his 40s, 5'8" tall, 175 to 195 pounds, and "nicely dressed."
According to police, at 10:58 p.m. on June 15, East Precinct officers responded to Pappy's Bar & Grill, located at 1144 Northeast 82nd Avenue, on the report of a fight and one person bleeding.
When officers and medical personnel arrived, they ocated the victim, a male in his 30s, down in the parking lot behind the building. He was suffering from stab wound and was transported to a Portland hospital for treatment.
The seriousness of the victim's injuries were not known until he reached the hospital where it was determined that his injuries may be life-threatening. The victim remains in critical condition at the hospital.
Officers learned that the victim and suspect may know each other and that they got into a fight in the parking lot. During the fight, the suspect stabbed the victim then fled the scene on foot.


text:
I recently won a jumpsuit and pair of Fett gloves on eBay.
Since my helmet is painted in the ESB colours, is it easy enough for me to just redye this jumpsuit with a slight blue tint?
Also, the gloves that were included are pictured with the "cuffs" attached - But I recently was given these "rigger's gloves" by a player at my Airsoft site.
Could they be a possible base for decent Fett gloves too?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Need assistance? Call Us!
|Want to know if it is in stock and ships today? Need help with model or part numbers? Does the part have "Call us" instead of a price? We have experienced parts technicians who can help you with any order. Call TOLL FREE 1-800-704-4241
(Monday thru Friday 8am - 6pm EST) ¡Se habla Español!
|Return Policy
|No returns on electrical or fuel related parts. Special order & stocking parts are subject to 15% restocking fee plus return freight. Items must be in new condition, including the original box or package.
|Engine powered equipment cannot be returned once it has been gassed or oiled due to federal shipping regulations. If the product has been gassed or oiled, it needs to be taken to an authorized service center for repair which may be covered under warranty.
|Shipping - NOTE: Additional shipping charges may apply for some orders - See below for details
Additional shipping charges may apply for orders with:
• Billable weight greater than 9 lbs for P.O. Box deliveries
• Over-sized or irregular packing
• Greater than 40lbs for UPS Ground
• Rush delivery (Please Call for ALL Rush Order)
If additional shipping charges apply to your order, we will contact you prior to shipping your package.
Flat Rate Shipping rates for US, Puerto Rico & BVI Only
For Canada & Mexico Please choose:
International (Canada & Mexico)
For Caribbean Please choose: International (Caribbean)


text:
Hello everyone,
I currently working on a E2 Clone Pilot tutorial. I am going to post this on several different forums.
Please feel free to post comments and suggestions I will try to answer all questions in a timely manner.
Attached is the info from day one!
Basic Clone Pilot Kit.
I like to start by removing the visor first. I use a hacksaw blade to cut most of it out. If you are planning
on doing this, don't forget to wear your gloves!
For the area near the bottom, I like to use a dremil.
The mouth are can be punched out with a dremil, then cleaned up with a small file.
After that area is done, move onto the flashing along the main body. You can clean this up with sandpaper or a mouse sander.
Now lets move onto the Chest Box and other accessories. Clean these up with the same tools as the helmet. Clean up all the flashing and rough areas.
Use a dremil to clean out the holes for the light's. Try to get them so lamp with be centered when glued in place.
Now is a good time to check the placement of the film for the light up display. Clean with a dremil from the inside if needed.
Clean up any other areas that may need a touch up.
Drill four holes in the front for the placement of the wire. The wire will not be attached until the final stage of the build.
Day one complete! Visor and mouth areas cut and cleaned up. All resin pieces cleaned up and ready for day two!
Here is a photo of all tools used for day one.
Mouse Sander, Dremil, Drill, Large and small Files, Exacto knife, Hacksaw Blades and Sand Paper.


text:
Howdy all,
When I bolt my collar to my back armor I am having two issues.
1. The back armor won't lay down properly.
2. (and this is the biggie) Once I add my jet pack, I am nearly choked out.
I made a temporary fix by adding a piece of aluminum as a shim to separate the two and give me an extra inch of breathing room. But obviously, I need to find a way to bolt the two together so that there isn't that small gap between. While this does help a little, It causes the back armor to ride out off my back when I'm not wearing the pack.
Once I get this ironed out, I will be able to weather him up good and post better pics for more ideas.
I'm sure many Fetts have run into this issue. So, I welcome your thoughts, ideas and thermal detonators.
Thanks in advance,
Dave C.


text:
Thursday 21st April 2011
As disappointing as it was to yet again walk away with just the one point from a winning position there is no doubt last night was a simply awesome football match. I also believe that if we don't win the league it is not results like a point away at Spurs that I will look back on as where we fell short.
There was every chance we would see a derby with lots of goals I felt, when a win was so important for both sides. Even I however, couldn't have predicted three inside the first quarter of an hour!
In my opinion we completely controlled and dominated the first half, so much so that a two-goal lead at the very least could not have been described as lucky come the break. Consequently only taking a one-goal lead in presented an extremely easy team talk to our hosts. We could have been out of sight and I think they knew it.
Spurs had more of the second half admittedly but we always looked dangerous and the most disappointing thing for me is we conceded the penalty at a time where we looked very comfortable.
With both teams coming close to grabbing a winner in the latter stages it could have been worse as well as a whole lot better. Overall however, I left relatively proud that our team went there to win, had a real go at them and worked their socks off for the red and white.
A draw doesn't really do either side many favours but unlike a defeat I feel, it just about keeps us in with a shout as we head off for yet another tough away game at Bolton.
One thing is for sure, it really has reached the stage now where anything less than a win would rid us of all hope.
Taking a massive consolation from last night I would like to finish by mentioning the Spurs contingent contributing to the radio show we listened to as we battled through the North London traffic. There will always be a healthy historical and geographical rivalry between our two teams but over the last 20 years or so other areas of our season have been far more important to us Gooners. To use an old adage we have simply had 'bigger fish to fry'.
There is no doubt the current crop from the Lane are probably their best for the above period or longer, a season in the Champions League and battling for another testament to that fact. Yet the radio show was full of their fans stating it was their biggest game of the season again, or their 'cup final' if you like and giving it large that they were about to do the League double over us for the first time in decades.
Well, as we continue in our battle to try and win the League and you in yours to cling on to Champions League football, you have played us three times this season. With a record of won one, lost one and drawn one, that wait goes on I'm afraid.
See you at the Reebok.
FrankCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


text:
About ECRI
Search (New HUDOC-ECRI database)
Restricted access
Access members
Password reset (expires every two months)
Council of Europe Anti-Racism Commission to prepare report on Latvia
Strasbourg, 12 04 2011 - A delegation of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) visited Latvia from 4 to 8 April 2011 as the first step in the preparation of a monitoring report. During its visit, ECRI´s delegation gathered information on the implementation of the recommendations it made to the authorities in its previous report of 2008 and discussed new issues that had emerged since.
The delegation held meetings in Riga with representatives of all relevant ministries and other competent authorities, human-rights NGOs and minority groups. It also visited a school in Jurmala.
Following this visit, ECRI will adopt a report in which it will make a fresh set of recommendations on measures to be taken by the authorities to address racism, racial discrimination (i.e. discrimination on grounds of "race", colour, citizenship, national/ethnic origin, religion and language), xenophobia, antisemitism and intolerance in the country. Among these, three will be revisited two years after the publication of the report as part of an interim follow-up procedure.
In its 2008 report, ECRI expressed concern about the lack of a comprehensive body of civil and administrative legislation prohibiting racial discrimination in all fields of life, the strict application of the State Language Law by State language inspectors and the disadvantages and prejudice faced by the Roma.
ECRI is a human rights body of the Council of Europe, composed of independent experts, which monitors problems of racism and intolerance, prepares reports and issues recommendations to member states. For more information on ECRI: www.coe.int/ecri
Link to the 2008 ECRI report on Latvia
Press contact: Stefano Valenti, Tel: +33 (0)3 90 21 43 28, email@example.com
Council of Europe Directorate of Communication
Tel: +33 (0)3 88 41 25 60
Fax:+33 (0)3 88 41 39 11


text:
The Canisius softball team dropped a pair of games on Saturday at the Holiday Inn Hilltopper Spring Fling in Bowling Green, Ky. The Golden Griffins lost the first game to Belmont 2-0 before falling to Bradley 17-0 in five innings. Canisius is now 2-6 on the year.
In the first game, Jen Consaul took the loss in the circle as Belmont scored two runs on two hits, with single runs crossing the plate in the sixth and seventh innings. Sophomore Bethany DeMarco went 1-for-3 with a double in the loss, while Michelle DelPrince, Robin Kennery and Alexis Roman also had base hits for the Blue and Gold.
In the nightcap, Bradley jumped on the Griffs early, scoring 10 runs in the first en route to the 17-0 win. Canisius tallied six hits in the loss, but grounded into two double plays.
The Griffs will close out their weekend stay in Bowling Green, Ky. on Sunday when the team plays host Western Kentucky. Game time is set for 10 a.m.
Courtesy: www.tomwolf.smugmug.com
Softball Falls to Belmont and Bradley
Courtesy: Canisius College Athletics
Release: 02/22/2014


text:
|Topic Review (Newest First)
Originally Posted by Baillif View Post
How are you baffled by his behavior? He acts up around things he associates with bad experiences. That is normal dog behavior. If you want to fix that you need to set up situations where those triggers "announce" something good is about to happen.
He'd allow some people to get near to him and others not. I'd noticed that those that he does not like, are people who are afraid and yet want to touch him. Does anyone have similar experience with their dogs?
As for bad experience and setting him up to get over it... I'd thought about it, but I dont have willing children who can participate without screaming their heads off. It seems easier to train the dog than the kids. Is it possible to get him to like children without involving kids in the training?? Please advise
Sent from Petguide.com Free App
How are you baffled by his behavior? He acts up around things he associates with bad experiences. That is normal dog behavior. If you want to fix that you need to set up situations where those triggers "announce" something good is about to happen.
Example: dog is afraid of honking car horns. You start off with a honking horn some distance away so as to not be too loud and as soon as it honks you present the dog with a treat. Honk treat honk treat honk treat. Ideally the treat is presented before the sound of the honk ends but the honk happens before any movement to present the treat is made, but anything within 1.5 seconds or so is fine.
You shouldn't force your dog into situations he's not comfortable with especially without something to insure the experience stays positive or neutral.
On the flip side if he's barking at people to be a jerk cause he can get a rise out of them or because he's being territorial and not out of fear you correct that.
Hi, thanks for sharing your experience. One thing i forgot to mention is that i'm in saudi arabia and i'm not sure i can find any good trainers here. Last time he went for obedience training while boarded at kennel at the same time, he didnt seem to have any improvements from what i had already taught him...
Sent from Petguide.com Free App
I can't give you any advice on most of your issues...
I can say when our pup was four months old, a lady had a nasty small dog in the let store. He was rude, growly and barking to everyone and everything. I had taken our male alone, so he and our female would get separate training and socializing. During this time, the small dog jumped out of the buggy and pounced on our dog who was laying calmly on the floor while I was answering questions. I had to pick our dog up so the small dog would stop jumping, growling and barking and trying to bite his neck. I held my dog up so the lady could get her dog that was running everywhere (no leash) snapping at everything in site. Miles was horrified of any small dogs....our trainer helped us solve this and helped miles trust small dogs again. It took 6 months for him to be fully trusting again....and comfortable with small dogs but he is now okay with all the small dogs he is around. We even walk with a jack Russell and he enjoys having the company.
Good luck....and my suggestion would be find an amazing trainer that specializes in working line dogs and understand working line dogs! People on this forum are extra helpful and may be able to direct you in the direction of one....i saw a thread the other day...people were able to refer a person to trainer just by knowing the location. May be something to ask....but I have learned...a good trainer will see things and issues before you do. Our dogs are so chilled in any place new or old, I never thought to do certain test with them....luckily he did....the first time (5months old) we had the dogs in a down and stay while we walked away....he threw a bucket of balls....the dogs were all over the place...had we been down town and kids were doing that....we would have had to chase our dogs, and replaced balls for people. Simple things, now they have amazing toy impulse control which is needed in our home because they are ball obsessed, if it rolls they needed to chase it. Our trainer noticed this when the kids were playing with them waiting it the rest of class to get their (our friends and a littermate of our dogs)...he saw the drive and desire for the balls and we started working on it. Good working line trainers are worth their weight in gold! Also if you find one! Don't let them go!!! These dogs IN MY OPINION need to work and train for most of their lives....they LOVE the challenge of it and the work they put into it! They may not need the obedience and training anymore, but the love the routine and work involved.
Good luck! Hope you find what you need!!!
Sent from Petguide.com Free App
Bad socialisation?
My gsd is 15 months and had tolerated children touching him, up to about 9 months of age. When some children boisterously ran towards us and hurling stones at him. Since then, he hated children and would be on high alert when he hears a high-pitched voice (kids' voices), and bark at them if they moved towards us. Especially if they were on bicycles or skate scooters.
However, he generally hates cyclists if they were near to us. If they were across the road, he's fine.
He is also very aggressive towards stray dogs due to bad experiences. If it was somebody's pet, he's okay. Even if the puppy was running off-leash towards him. He is also well-behaved at the clinic towards other dogs, even when a JRT snapped at him, he didn't react. I first thought it was breed specific, but recently a boxer-looking dog appeared in our compound, which I think is an abandoned dog. This dog keeps following if it spotted us, approaching in a friendly way, tail wagging and running happily, no growl or bark; just watching in a distance. He couldn't get near cos Magick is aggressive towards it. Growling, barking and charging towards it...
On top of all these, he is also very selective in whom he "makes friends" with. Mostly, he doesn't allow men approaching me suddenly, strangers. And would growl or attempt to charge at them. However, it seems if someone was addressing him instead of me and appear confident/ unafraid, he allows them to pet and even hug him. I'm of the idea that he senses the fear in those people and hence, behave in a hostile manner?
I am very baffled by his behaviour and would really like to hear of any advice or suggestions for him to be less hostile towards people.
|Posting Rules
You may post new threads
You may post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off


text:
Posted by Fatemeh Khatibloo on September 16, 2011
My Customer Intelligence colleagues and I, like many others, can't help but wonder how Carol Bartz's departure from Yahoo! is going to play out for the digital behemoth. Shar VanBoskirk's post last week summarizes Yahoo!'s current state, and I agree with her assessment that the company's assets are worth far more piecemeal than as a whole. As she points out, Yahoo!'s advertising capabilities are one of its greatest assets.
But from a CI perspective, so is its OpenID-based Yahoo! ID, which enables single sign-on (SSO) functionality for its more than 273mm global email-service users. Now, while a relative minority of those users actually take advantage of Yahoo! ID across the web today, the demand for SSO and federated identity is growing such that Yahoo!'s broad user base and consumer trust is already tremendously valuable.
So, who are the "unusual suspects" that have the most interesting opportunity for acquiring Yahoo!'s personal services/communications/identity management business?


text:
Noir Indigo Slim Ankle Jean
Out of Stock
- Noir. Our straight fit. Straight through the hip and thigh, features a low rise, and sits lower on the waist.
- Slim ankle.
- Light wash.
- Front zip with soft goldtone shank button and rhinestone rivets. Sash is tacked at the side of waistband.
- "Feel beautiful" message inside the waistband.
- Inseams: regular 30", short 27.5", long 32".


text:
Courtesy: Dave Schofield
Softball Moves to 7-1 With a Pair of Wins
Courtesy: Canisius College Athletics
Release: 02/25/2013
The team's current five-game winning streak is the longest for the program since the team won five-straight games from March 13-19, 2011. Canisius scored four early runs in the win over St. Francis (Pa.) (1-4) and then held a 7-1 lead heading into the seventh against UMES (3-3) before posting the 7-4 victory.
Junior Jen Consaul earned her team-leading fourth win of the season in the circle in the win over St. Francis (Pa.), her third win of the road trip, and senior Amanda Baun improved to 3-0 on the season for the Blue and Gold after she threw six innings and allowed just one run on three hits while fanning four in the nightcap.
Canisius will return to action March 8-9 at the Hampton Pirate Invitational in Hampton, Va. The Griffs are scheduled to play Delaware and Central Connecticut State on March 8.
The Griffs jumped out to an early 4-0 lead over St. Francis (Pa.) and never looked back en route to the team's second win over the Red Flash in the last two days. Sophomore Michelle DelPrince got the scoring started with a triple to center that allowed freshman Meghan Cuda to score, and DelPrince would cross the plate moments later to make it 2-0 on an RBI-double by junior Valorie Nappo. Valorie's younger sister Tori Nappo drove in two runs to make it 4-0 in favor of Canisius with an RBI-double of her own that allowed senior Stephanie Pfentner and Valorie Nappo to cross the dish.
Leading 4-2 through four innings, Canisius scored a pair of runs in the fifth and sixth frames, with sophomore Robin Kennery driving in two runs in the sixth when she was credited with a double to straight-away center field. In the seventh, Canisius sophomore Marissa Miller hit her first homer of the season over the fence in center to add an insurance tally for the Griffs.
The nine runs were more than enough for Consaul, who improved to 4-1 on the year after she went the distance and allowed three runs on seven hits while striking out eight and walking three. Valorie Nappo went 3-for-4 with two RBIs while Tori Nappo added two hits and two runs batted in as well. Canisius racked up 10 hits as a team in the game one victory, with Kennery also recordng two hits and two runs knocked in as well.
Canisius scored three times in the third and broke the game open with three runs in the sixth for the 7-4 win over UMES. Pfentner went 3-for-3 with an RBI, while Kennery added two hits, two RBIs and a run scored to the winning cause. DelPrince had a hit, two runs scored and two stolen bases for Canisius, which posted 12 hits as a team en route to the seventh win of the 2013 campaign.
Baun improved to 3-0 in her senior season after she fanned four and allowed just one run on three hits in six innings of work. The win for Baun was the 29th in her career as a Griff.


text:
About Bozeman
Learn more about MSU
Bozeman News and Resources
- City of Bozeman
- Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce
- Prospera Business Network
- Downtown Bozeman Association
- Bozeman Public Library
- Bozeman Convention & Visitors Bureau
There's a reason Bozeman has been dubbed a "dream town" by Bizjournal.com and lauded for offering high quality of life by National Geographic Adventure. When you fly in over the Bridger Range or drive into the valley and find yourself surrounded by mountains, it's easy to understand why people want to live, work and play here. Add the cultural amenities of a local symphony and ballet, the vibrancy of a college community, and an energetic downtown-Bozeman is the complete package.
Bozeman Information
Population: 38,000 people
Average daytime high: January 32ºF / July 82ºF
Annual Snowfall: 86 inches in town
Bozeman averages 300 days of sunshine. Due to the dry climate, summers are pleasant with warm days and cool nights. Mild winter weather is not unusual, and more than a week of consistently frigid weather is infrequent.
Family Friendly
Bozeman was listed on Bloomberg Businessweek 's list of "The Best Places to Raise Your Kids 2012."
Q: What outdoor activity—other than skiing-- draws hundreds of people to Bozeman, Montana in March?
A: Runner's World magazine recently named Bozeman's annual St. Patrick's Day Run to the Pub the No. 2 "must-run" half marathon in the nation. Started by an MSU graduate, the spirited run has gained tremendous popularity since your costume may just be more important than your time.
Ski Town Throwdown
Bozeman was the top U.S. finisher in Powder magazine's "Ski Town Throwdown." The tournament, which took place in November and December of 2012, involved a March Madness-style bracket of the top 32 ski towns in North America and was decided on by Facebook votes. Bozeman was second only to Rossland/Nelson in Canada, the overall winner, and in its route to the final matchup, Bozeman advanced beyond other competitors from the Rocky Mountain West including Park City, Truckee, Telluride and Colorado's Summit County.


text:
"I was very impressed with the quality of this card. My son was so excited to have his picture and name on the card. He is really looking forward to giving these out on Valentine's Day."
"Such a cute design... the form factor is small and adorable, perfect for a valentine. Loved how we could personalize the photo and the name. Quick service, great quality. Fourth time getting these kids valentines and not disappointed. Will order again!"
"This card was obviously perfect for my 5yo son, the one who loves to play at being a chivalrous knight, right down to calling Mama "my lady." Your Sir Adorable or Prince Charming, the one who kisses the girls or is there to play groom when they want to play wedding, will love a card that is sweetly romantic while still being kid-friendly--and BOY-friendly."
"My daughter picked these valentines for her preshool class party. They were adorable and a big hit with her classmates as well as parents! Pretty colors,terrific quality."
"We had these printed for my son to give to his classmates for Valentine's day. They are just perfect! The size is small enough to fit into their mailboxes, and the cards are so cute! Of course, he loved them because of the cool-looking dragon! I loved being able to personalize them with his name so that he didn't have to sign each card. I'm sure they will by far be the best Valentine cards in the class. They came quickly and in plenty of time for Valentine's Day."
Copyright © 2004-2017 Shutterfly, Inc | Tiny Prints | Terms of Use. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.


text:
Polka Dot Baby Shower Invitations
It's time to shower the expecting couple with lots of warm wishes! Plan a couples baby shower. This should be in preparation for the little ones arrival. Use one of our fresh and darling couples baby shower invitations. Coordinate the shower with matching calling cards. We have stickers, address labels and note cards to match. Browse through our categories below to find unique designs. The come in a variety of sizes and colors. They are perfect one for the new little one!
We even take things a step further. We have gender specific printable baby shower invites. If you know the gender of your babe, you can plan invites right. Peruse our collection of baby shower invitations for girls. Add a bit of pastel and pretty prints to the mix for your unborn buttercup. Maybe on the adverse, you're expecting a little lad in the family. You would prefer baby shower invitations for boys. Look no further. We feature some of the most adorable baby boy invites. Cards with cuddly cartoon lions and hues of blue.
Wondering where to get delicate and sweet pink baby shower invitations? We are available for you and can provide you with baby templates. These will guide you with creative wording ideas, rich with how-to's. Complete your quest by asking our customer care questions. Who throws a baby shower and when to have a baby shower? We have experts on our staff to walk you through it all.
There used to be lots of etiquette to sort through. Today, it is all about honoring the parents to be. It is like celebrating the dream come true of a little bundle of joy. As the host, you want to be gracious, genuine and thoughtful. You should create an event that is fun and memorable. You should make it personalized and full of charm. Whether it's boho chic or royal safari, we have the printable for you. Don't undervalue the power of paper. A hand-addressed envelope makes it personalized. Add a customized baby shower invitation enclosed. It is sure to delight your guest list. Be prepared, as the invitation will make it to the refrigerator. All that pass by will be underly impressed by the care and inspiration. This is what the baby shower invitation can ruffle up! We pay attention to the small details. These are mini paper flags, baby banners, lace booties. They too include piles of pink and blue presents. We believe the invitation is the place to start. The card can make all the difference in the final count at your event. So jump on in and take a look. We recommend sending your invitations 4-6 weeks before your event. You should send 1-3 months before the due date.
It's time for a stork to deliver your new little bundle of joy. Plan your cute and personal soiree. Use one of our custom printed invitations. Introduce your new arrival with our stylish and modern birth announcements. We design for girls, boys, or gender neutral styles.
We carry varieties of gender neutral baby shower invitations. In case you'd prefer no specificity in your invite design. Some couples choose not to know the gender of their child. They wait until the actual birth. This makes choosing the right invitation a bit difficult. Have no fear, Polka Dot Design is available. We have an arrangement of neutral shower invitations to choose from.
No matter the occasion, we want to help you through the design process. We make it as simple and clear as possible. Whether you're leaning towards die-cut baby shoes and an invite design. It could be a cute onesie invitation. We carry an exciting assortment to fit all your needs.
Adding creativity to baby sprinkle invitations will help you prepare. This is a wonderful celebration to welcome a new family member. For this task, Polka Dot has cute and fun invitation ideas.
Because custom printed invitations reflect the joy and happiness. Sharing these emotions to family and friends is easy. We offer a wide variety of baby invites for your baby's shower. Lovely pink-colored invitations adorned with curls, ribbons, and bows. We design these for girls. We have cute animals and sailboat designs. With colors of blue and green embellish baby boys' shower invitations. These are baby invitations for twin boys and girls. Choose neutrally designed elegant baby shower invitations. The invites cards you create online should be elegant and lasting as they will be around for ages. Your child will look at their scrapbook and know they were raised as a care free baby. This is why many parents come to us for elegant baby shower cards.
Order matching insert cards. The will be for advice to written at the baby shower. You can place them out for your guests. Fill a small book for the soon-to-be parents. This is to keep by their bedside whenever they need a little boost! Nothing is more comforting than knowing that you're not alone. Imagine being able to give them this gift. It might be the one thing that helps them sleep sweet. Every new parent deserves the best rest that they can get! So let's get planning, there's no time to waste.
For charming printed invitations, turn to Polka Dot Design. They will impress your guests. We have a broad selection of baby invites. We have name cards, gift tags, and stickers. These come in fun, colorful designs and eco-friendly materials. Shipping and delivery of baby invites is hassle-free. This is thanks to our premium level of customer service.
Save 20% or receive free shipping on custom printed shower invites online. Search Google for a Polka Dot Design promo code. For additional information, call or email us. Learn when to have a baby sprinkle. We can help on how to plan a baby shower. Peruse our Pinterest boards for baby decorating tips and ideas.


text:
The excuses for Obama pile up: he wanted to avoid the "angry black man" image
posted at 3:18 pm on October 4, 2012 by Libby Sternberg
Add this to the list of reasons why President Obama seemed so listless during his first presidential debate against Republican nominee Mitt Romney: he was trying too hard not to appear like the "angry black man."
So said Georgetown University Sociology Professor Michael Eric Dyson on MSNBC's NOW with Alex Wagner. My rough transcription of his words follows:
"Obama has just been subjected to the Fox News treatment of angry black man again. Lest we forget this, lest we pretend this doesn't make a difference, the specter hanging over him is: I can't come off as too vigorous because then it looks like I'm being an angry black man…"
In the clip below, this part of the discussion occurs around the 11:37 mark. As usual, fair warning: MSNBC often embeds an ad before their clips.
The "Fox News treatment" probably refers to the recent airing on Sean Hannity's program of an old tape in which the president spoke to an African-American audience in what most consider to be racially divisive tones.
Meanwhile, as National Review's Jonah Goldberg noted, Current TV's Al Gore has his own theory for Obama's less-than-stellar evening, which, not surprisingly, is related to the atmosphere: it was the high altitude that affected the president:
The excuse with the most ring of truthiness to it, though, came from The Daily Show's Jon Stewart, interviewed on Good Morning America. Newsbusters has the story here, but below is the money quote from Stewart (thanks to NB for the transcript). Maybe, uh, the president's not as smart as we thought:
STEWART: It wasn't so much his the body language as the mouth language that he was using. The pauses in between. You know, I used to think the pauses, he was just trying to think of smaller words for the little brains to figure out what he was saying. This time, I really think the pauses were just, 'I like food.' You know, I think he was just thinking, 'my children are nice.' It didn't seem present in the same way.
Whether Stewart was joking or not, I have to agree with him. For years, media personalities have treated us to rapturous praise for the president's intellect, his wonkiness. But as I watched the debate, I kept thinking of how each of the president's responses probably sounded like so much "blah blah blah" to the average viewer–boring stuff.
Then it hit me–maybe a lot of people conflate "boring" with "smart." Maybe they think, "well, because he's boring me with all those rambling, professorial answers, he must be professorial himself. He must be more intelligent than I am."
So, here's a lesson for that crowd: boring doesn't always equal smart. Sometimes it just signifies…boring.
Libby Sternberg is a novelist.


text: I was at my local gun store to pick up my 1911 and I got to talking to my salesguy. I was thinking about buying the Desert Eagle and asked him to bring one out of the case. He handed me the DE and said he would be right back. He brought back a composite mag that looked like a toy accessory. then, he showed me the gun it belonged to. It was the 5.7. He explained the power and accuracy of this pistol. How is this gun even legal? Can anyone tell me their experience with this gun? Is it as good as I believe it would be? Screw the DE, 5 think I want one of these. I've always wanted to own a "SATAN KILLER.":smt076


text:
A Provo police officer shot and injured a pit bull Monday after being attacked by the dog while trying to serve a drug search warrant.
The dog charged the officer as police tried to force their way into the residence, 996 E. Cedar Ave., just after 1:30 p.m., Provo Lt. Mathew Siufanua said in a news release.
Police knocked on the door several times and the homeowner answered, but slammed the door when he saw it was police. After officers forced open the door, the dog ran out, attacking an officer standing on the front porch.
The officer tried to back away, but lost his balance and shot the dog while falling backwards, Siufanua said.
The dog was shot in the upper left shoulder and ran away. It was found three blocks away and capture by animal control officers who took the dog to a local shelter for medical treatment.
The dog's condition was not known Monday evening.
The resident was arrested and booked into the Utah County jail for investigation of multiple charges, including resisting arrest, drug paraphernalia possession, marijuana distribution and possession of spice.


text:
Your Account
Take the guesswork out of using regular expressions. With more than 140 practical recipes, this cookbook provides everything you need to solve a wide range of real-world problems. Novices will learn basic skills and tools, and programmers and experienced users will find a wealth of detail. Each recipe provides samples you can use right away.
This revised edition covers the regular expression flavors used by C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and VB.NET. You'll learn powerful new tricks, avoid flavor-specific gotchas, and save valuable time with this huge library of practical solutions.
Jan Goyvaerts runs Just Great Software, where he designs and develops some of the most popular regular expression software. His products include RegexBuddy, the world's only regular expression editor that emulates the peculiarities of 15 regular expression flavors, and PowerGREP, the most feature-rich grep tool for Microsoft Windows.
View Jan Goyvaerts's full profile page.
Steve Levithan works at Facebook as a JavaScript engineer. He has enjoyed programming for nearly 15 years, working in Tokyo, Washington D.C., Baghdad, and Silicon Valley. Steven is a leading JavaScript regular expression expert, and has created a variety of open source regular expression tools including RegexPal and the XRegExp library.
View Steven Levithan's full profile page.
(based on 17 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 17 customers
Displaying reviews 1-10
Back to top
Previous | Next »
Usefull even without c++ for c++ user
By teak
from Jyväskylä, Finland
About Me Designer, Developer, Educator
Comments about oreilly Regular Expressions Cookbook, 2nd Edition:
The subtitle of the book is "Detailed Solutions in Eight Programming Languages". Those eight languages are C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and VB.NET. This shows the major issue which I have with the book: no C++ even though C++11 standard brought built in regex support. The standard was approved on 2011 and book was released 2012, so it should have been incorporated, but there is only slight hint of it, Boost-, and PCRE-libraries in few paragraphs covering C and C++.Nevertheless the book is still very useful for C++ programmers as the recipes are about regular expressions and the languages are in a side role. (Though there are things which are easier with some languages and some things are harder with other languages, and the examples show this nicely.)I always find it praiseworthy to say that the description of the book on the O'Reilly page and the back cover text of the book are in harmony with the actual contents of the book. Remember to check the sampler here in order to see what is in the book and for the style of the text. The book covers multiple regex "dialects" and on every recipe it tells what works in which dialect if there are differences. The book also follows the standard O'Reilly notation and it is also easy to see if text in question is example or normal text. In pdf version the working links in text are nice addition as the book is 600+ pages and browsing it is a bit of work.Each recipe starts with problem description, next in line are the solutions in multiple languages and dialects (if needed), then comes discussion section explaining the solution and possible issues and finally see also section with links to other recipes with similarities to recipe in question. The book starts from basic regex skills so novices get full benefit of the book but it also covers rather complex regex tasks so I'd say that even seasoned regex users can benefit from the book, especially if they are forced to change regex dialect they have been using.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Not just a cookbook
By jmxp
from Durham, NC
About Me Researcher
Regular Expressions Cookbook
By Mat
from Bentonville, AR
About Me Sys Admin
've always been a fan of the 'Cookbook' series of books: it's the information I want, when I want it, without the fluff. This book definately does not disappoint. Here's how the book is laid out:1. Present the problem.2. Present the solution3. Present the solution if it's different in .net, java, pcre, etc.While the earlier chapters deal with the basics and some theory, this book is geared more to regex veterans. Regardless, it's a great addition to my 'essentials' shelf. Highly recommend to any professional who deals in regular expressions daily.
By kubarium
from Toronto, ON
About Me Developer
I found the book very detailed and helpful. Examples are interesting. I think it's one of the must have books when it comes to RegEx.
Multi Linquistic Regular Extraordinaire
By Mike O'Sphere
from Schaumburg, Il
Orginization serves reader on many levels. Comprehesive enough to be the primary source of regular expression solutions.
Great addition to my library.
By Ian
Once you have learned about the power of regular expressions, this is the book you want at hand to help you solve those daily problems that regular expressions work so well on.
Engaging and easy to follow along.
By freakwincy
from Johannesburg, South Africa
I typically refer to it for solutions to specific problems which is how I generally like to read cookbooks rather than from cover to cover. I especially like how the different flavors of regexes are contrasted in the myriad of examples therein. There's something for everyone from relative newbies to aficionados.
Regular Expressions is worth getting
By Eric Feldhusen
from Newberry, MI
About Me Developer, Sys Admin
The Regular Expressions Cookbook has been great for using with my job as a systems administrator. As I've made various little scripts to manipulate user data, I've used tips and tricks to speed up my writting process. And as I've been getting into a programming career, it's been great for showing me examples for me to speed up my coding skills.
Fantastic programmer reference
By cdm
from Massachusetts, USA
As a seasoned programmer who must occasionally write regular expressions in a smattering of languages (e.g. Perl for build tools), I find this book very helpful, well organized, and a good reminder of the annoying differences in various flavors of regular expressions. Has saved me tons of time.
For people who don't like REs
By Laurelboa
from Md
By that I mean I find regular expressions useful and powerful, but I don't find the puzzle aspect of them fun. This book has enough explanation so I know how some aspect works and examples to lead the way to m better understanding. When I am writing something that needs REs, this book is open on my screen.
© 2016, O'Reilly Media, Inc.
(707) 827-7019(800) 889-8969
All trademarks and registered trademarks appearing on oreilly.com are the property of their respective owners.


text:
|Thread Tools
one more thing. Do NOT take out bracing, until you have the body on the frame, shimmed properly and tightened down. This little tid bit will also help you preserve gaps.
All good information 48 Cad and I thank you for that, just wish I would have thought to mention it myself.
Best to you
Thanks for all the good advice guys, the floors weren't really all that bad, just the common areas below the feet, the rockers are solid, no visible rust, I have no idea what the original 1/4's looked like because it has a pair partially welded ones already on as we'll as partial outer wheel houses but they left the rusty inners on it so I spliced in the inners, boy was that not fun. I recently did a 68 Camaro and while it was on the rotisserie I did the 1/4's, wheel houses, floors, rockers, trunk floor and drop offs and the thing never budged,the only bracing I had was from front to back of the door jambs, but being that this one is a convertible I felt it may need some help.
It is actually pretty simple as the 2 caddys I did was by myself, that is to remove and reinstall. Try doing one of those big monsters by yourself without a lift. First off you must have the wheels removed from the rottisorie, some of these units are welded on and this WILL NOT work if this is the case. You simply position the rottisorie right under both rocker panels with your attaching arms (the areas you would otherwise bolt to your body) facing under the rocker panels as you would with a 4 post lift. Then you simply jack the body off the frame working one side then the other, with the caddys being so rear heavy I placed an engine hoist at the rear and placed a strap to the trunk latch and then jacked that simutaineisly with the rest of the rottiserie. It must all be jacked a little at a time making sure that it is all coming off evenly. The other thing to remember is the placement of the rottisorie at the right point as to balance out the body as good as possible. Then all you need to do is jack it high enough to roll the frame out from under the body, and the rottisorie will jack that body as high as you need to go (will never get it high enough safely with a floor jack). Once the frame is out of the way you simply reverse the procedure and set the body down on four jackstands. Lowering the body is a little tricky as it wants to bind up as you lower it down, just get a big hammer and tap the rottisorie as you lower it down and it will go. Then all that is left to do is put your wheels back on it and set this jig up on both ends as you would normally. Hope I explained it well enough, it is really just common sense.
John, you have one the weakest bodies ever, your 36 Roadster, I did one once and that cowl to floor area, holy cow there isn't much support there at all. That and the weight of the doors pulling down. Just unbolt the cowl from the frame and the doors sag.
Thanks for the post 4speed. I hope I am not steeling the OP's thread. Another option is to take 4 pieces of all thread and attach them to the body with angle brackets attached at the cowl and with makeshift points at rear. Then attach the other end of the all thread to chains attached to the ceiling joists. When I did the floorpan/firewall swap on my '49 Merc I picked the body off the frame this way. It also allowed me to safely work under it and slowly lower it back down on the Buick floorpan as I trimmed it to fit. All done without any outside help. I had an 8 foot ceiling in the basement which made it simpler to rig up.
You can just barely see the allthread but I think you will get the idea.
Well John, I think I'll keep the wheels on my rotisserie and use my hoist.
If I can do it then so can you....................mabey I should shoot a you tube video.
I feel it is easier with a lift and some buddies. I don't have to take my wheels of my rotisserie or anything. Before I had equipment, I've used the help of many of my friends to hand lift a body, set it on stand to attain the right height for the rotisserie, it wasn't easy, it was simple, hard work and not dangerous, mind you it wasn't a Cadillac either it was a 70 Road Runner, a bit of a difference in weight. It's always a precarious job transferring a body, especially a heavy body like a Cadillac onto a rotisserie and what you did is great, it worked. Again all I'm saying is for safety, ease of movement and the security of the vehicle, I use the equipment I have available and even with equipment, enlist the help of people to either raise or lower the body into position. For me, that's common sense.
We all have different ways of doing things and if this is the direction you want to go in and it works for you, all the more power to you.
Ray, I was asked how I did this using nothing more than a rottisorie, and simple transforming it into a 4 post lift. No this is not some fancy re-enginnered contraption that a real skilled welder would have to fabricate. There are a lot of guys out there that do not have access to a lift to do this job the easy way, nor in some cases as mine was were even a few strong friends would be able to help out. In my case we are talking about probably one of the heaviest bodys out there, a 57 caddy and a 54 caddy. Beleive me when I say you are not lifting that off the frame with the help of friends. By taking the wheels off this jig you are basicly creating a makeshift 4 post lift that cannot move, even with the weight I was dealing with, I am guessing 3000 to 3500 pounds and that is just the body with doors and trunk still attached. It can be done this way at home without a lift. However if you try this type of lifting with wheels attached, you get into serious trouble real fast because now everything is GOING to move as you try to lift it, becoming EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
Your right, not all people have access to a lift, your right that you would need more manpower than in all probability possible to lift a car that heavy by hand, the older Cadillac is a very heavy body. I also understand and appreciate what your saying, however you make it sound like there is nothing to it, you used words like 'No Sweat It is actually pretty simple" ", "as the 2 caddys I did was by myself", "It can be done this way at home without a lift" and "Common Sense". You also said "Lowering the body is a little tricky as it wants to bind up as you lower it down, just get a big hammer and tap the rottisorie as you lower it down and it will go". It wants to bind, and get a big hammer, those 2 words in the same sentence while working on a "I am guessing 3000 to 3500 pounds and that is just the body with doors and trunk still attached" sound pretty scary to me.
I'm not trying to rag on you but, right now we have 3 people viewing this site, you don't know if they are reading this and saying WOW, I can do it all by myself like Mr. 4speed did. What happens if they try it without any help and the car comes falling down when he's putting the jack stands underneath it? Not everyone may take the time and caution like you did to do it without a catastrophic failure happening. I wouldn't want to be the guy that posted this method of putting a car on a rotisserie in the event that somebody gets injured. It's difficult enough to transfer a vehicle on a rotisserie with proper equipment and help.
Seriously, I was very interested in how you changed your rotisserie into a 4 post hoist but I wouldn't advise anybody to try and do it this way, especially by themselves, I have a conscience and hate to see people get hurt.
I may be completely wrong here, lets hear from other people and if I am wrong, I will publicly apologise.
Listen Ray there is nothing personal here and no I am not trying to attack your posting but the fact of the matter is you are not going to stop acciendents from happening no matter what. This way of using the rottisorie is not my idea, it is actually the way they show it being done in the paperwork you get when you purchase an Autotweerller, in fact it shows a 59 caddy conv body being lifted this way. So all I am doing is simply giving out info that has worked for me with out any trouble at all. Now there are some people that will turn simple procedures into major projects just because they want to make sure they cover every possible angle they can without having anything go wrong. That is fine with me and I do understand this well. As long as the balance point is correct at your rocker panel when you start lifting there is not going to be any problems with the car "falling" off this thing as you may think. But that does not mean there will not be any cases of "catastroffic" failure, no matter what. As like you I would hate to see any one getting hurt doing this type of thing and we can both agree on that.
Did Autowheeler tell you in the instructions to use a big hammer when it binds? Did they use phrases like pretty simple, or where there phrases like use caution? I'm not trying to make everything into a big job but, I do want to let people know that there are dangers involved in doing it the way Autowheeler may have suggested in their paperwork.
I'm more concerned about oversimplifying a procedure and making it sound like any novice without experience can do it...I lost a good friend 38 years ago when I was working for a major tire company and he didn't but the ears up properly on the lift arms when he put a Van on a hoist. The Van came off backwards and pinned him between the garage door and the Van....Simple procedure, anybody can do it, no sweat. It was his mistake but, he had done it hundreds of times in the past...without a problem!!!,...I always try to err on the side of caution and try to remember who I'm giving advice to and sometimes I still have problems.
Here are a few pics I dug up of one of the cads i took off the frame
|Recent Body - Exterior posts with photos
|Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
|Thread Tools
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|Body - Exterior
|New 69 Camaro Convertible
|Introduce Yourself
|Masking a Convertible
|Body - Exterior
|Body - Exterior
|convertible truck
|Body - Exterior


text:
Bermuda Shorts
Out of Stock
- Sits just below the waist.
- Leg tapers slightly above the knee.
- Front zip with double hook-and-bar closure and inside button. Quarter top pockets and back welt pockets. Metal logo bar at back pocket.
- 52% cotton, 41% rayon, 7% spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
- 11.5" inseam.


text:
got my MLC version 1 done finally.
Few thanks to go out to all of you in the community, the work I consistantly see everyone doing around here is nothing short of inspirational and without you all sharing your talents, skills, and helpful hints of how to make our costumes better and help us all raise the bar as far as what CAN be done, we'd all still be guessing on how to do things. TDH Rocks !!!
Personal thanks goes out to first and formost the guys at MLC for producing a sweet Jet Pack for us to use as a canvas to showcase our talents upon. I had a blast painting it, and it was soo friggin nice to finally get a great product right out of the box and not have to monkey around for weeks fixing something before you can even begin to work on it. I know version 2 is going to be nothing short of kick arse and the community eagerly awaits its unveiling.
And to Allan aka Wizardofflight for the wonderful decals, Bro the work you can do with a computer simply amazes me, the level of work you do is astounding. And your contributions to this community cannot be measured. Thank you
Also to Lewis for selling it to me, its wonderful to belong to a community where when someone puts something up for sale you KNOW you can bid on it with confidence and KNOW your not going to get ripped off, everything ive bought from people here has been quality, and shipped in a timely manor. I cannot tell you how nice that is.
and with that out of the way...
Here she is:
http://clan.neon-knights.com/lion/jet pack7.jpg
http://clan.neon-knights.com/lion/jet pack8.jpg
http://clan.neon-knights.com/lion/jet pack9.jpg


text:
Just got in my shipment from Bobamaker:
I must say - his stuff is outstanding, I just have to paint them - no prepping needed, well worth the price.
I will be documenting each piece as I go along in this thread, with pics, to give some pointers for anyone that needs them.
(i ordered all the armour he offers, the jumpsuit, spats, tools and jet pack)
I was also impressed on how he added in actual metal rings inside the jet pack to support his harness system:


text:
University of Delaware Freshman Grace Chua Named CAA Womens Golfer of the Week
RICHMOND, Va. -- Blue Hen freshman Grace Chua was named the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Golfer of the Week on Wednesday following her impressive performance over the weekend at the first annual University of Delaware Fall Invitational.
Chua (White Rock, British Columbia/Semiahmoo Secondary School) carded a nine over par 75-76-71-222 on the par 71, 5,978-yard Rehoboth Beach Country Club course, finishing in second place in the individual standings after losing a one-hole playoff to medalist Sophia Chen of Penn.
Chua's final round of 71 was the lowest of her Blue Hen career, as she posted her fourth top 10 finish during the five tournaments this fall.
Chua helped lead Delaware to the team championship at the invitational, its third title of the fall campaign. The Blue Hens also captured the Tignanelli Towson Invitational on Sept. 8-9 and the Rutgers Invitational on Oct. 14-15.
Chua competed in all five tournaments for the Blue Hens during her rookie fall season, leading the team with a 75.54 average round. Her CAA Golfer of the Week honor was the first of her career.


text:
I wanted to start a thread to see where most of the birds were banded that are taken in WV, I got 2 banded mallards this past weekend & sparked my curiousity. I have waterfowl hunted for 15 years & until last year had never seen a banded duck. Geese on the otherhand It seemed I killed more early on in my career but I still take a couple each year.
I'll start
3 banded ducks (2 mallards & one black duck) all three Linesville, PA
Prolly 30 banded geese (that were taken by me or my party) & all came from the county where we were hunting or a surrounding county (Lewis, Harrison, Braxton, & Upshur)
The goose stat is interesting to me as I question if we get many migrating geese.


text:
« more RISD stories
ID faculty member Michael Lye (left) looks on as Cassandra Maurer 10 ID demonstrates the moonbuggy at the studio crit.
As the first art and design school ever to enter NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race (an annual spring event), RISD stood out—showing the NASA commentators just what a team of designers can do. The competition sponsored by the US Space & Rocket Center challenges students to design, build and race lightweight, human-powered vehicles that can whiz across a simulation of a rugged lunar landscape. Teams are judged by how quickly and easily their vehicles negotiate the twisting curves, treacherous gravel pits and other obstacles of a half-mile course riddled with some of the same challenges faced by Apollo-era astronauts in their lunar rovers.At the race in Huntsville, AL on April 9, 2010 RISD Industrial Design students competed against more than 70 other teams and took home third place, along with the Rookie Award for the best first try by a college team. Several of the race commentators noted with surprise that: "This team has no engineers, just design students!" Just design students? "With design, it's easy to say we don't make anything that works, it's all aesthetics," notes Fiona Rupert 10 ID, one of the 15 ID students who designed and built the moonbuggy in a fall ID studio taught by Professor Michael Beresford and then worked to refine the vehicle during Wintersession. "That's why this project is so exciting. We're proving that good design is about function."Now that the moonbuggy has performed so well in the national spotlight, it is on permanent display in the ID Gallery at 161 South Main – after being shown to the public at the Warwick [RI] Museum for the month after the big race.related links: Rhode Island Monthly – Shoot for the Moon tags: innovation, Industrial Design, partnerships + collaborations, research, STEAM, students, wintersession


text: I have been thinking about trying them, since I can can not find #6 mesh. My local bee shop doesn't carry them. He says you can fix any pest with moth balls... Oh well. Since he is not in it for honey I guess that may work... However I want the honey and don't want to taste moth balls ;). How much are these and where is a good place to order them. I have went weeks without seeing one, then may find one or two, so thinking these would do just the trick :)


text:
Green Bay Returns Home Wednesday to Welcome League Newcomer
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – After winning three-straight Horizon League nail biters on the road, Green Bay (15-3, 5-0 HL) brings a 10-game winning streak back home to the Resch Center on Wednesday night, hosting newcomer Oakland (7-13, 2-3 HL) at 7 p.m. The Golden Grizzlies joined the Horizon League on July 1, 2013.
In order to stay perfect in Horizon League play, the Phoenix will have to slow down a Golden Grizzlies team which ranks 15th nationally in three-pointers made and 10th nationally in three-pointers attempted. Senior Travis Bader attempts 10.8 threes per game by himself and is currently just 15 shy of breaking J.J. Redick's record for career three-pointers made.
This past week, Green Bay was able to fly past Wright State on Friday night for a 79-69 victory and rally past UIC on Sunday for a 69-64 win. Senior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) averaged 23.5 points and shot 77.3 percent in the wins and on Monday was named the Horizon League Player of the Week for the third time in 2013-14. Junior Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.) added 19.5 points per game, scoring 33 of his 39 points after halftime.
The 10-game winning streak for the Phoenix is the program's longest since winning 23 consecutive games in 1995-96. The team's 15-3 start is also the program's best since the 1995-96 campaign.
G – #24 Keifer Sykes, G, Jr., 5-11, 175
G – #35 Vincent Garrett, G, Sr., 6-6, 220
F – #4 Jordan Fouse, F, So., 6-7, 225
F – #15 Greg Mays, F, Jr., 6-9, 222
C – #21 Alec Brown, C, Sr., 7-1, 235
HORIZON LEAGUE 3-GAME PACK: Green Bay is offering fans the chance to purchase a Horizon League 3-Game Pack. The 3-game pack begins at just $31 for adults and $19 for youth and allows Phoenix fans to attend any three 2013-14 league games of their choice. Green Bay plays five of its next six contests at the Resch Center.
LIVE COVERAGE: For fans unable to attend Wednesday night's game, the contest will be available on the Horizon League Network (live video) and on WNFL 1440 AM (radio) with Matt Menzl (play-by-play) and Cordero Barkley (analyst) on the call.
INSIDE THE SERIES: After playing a UIC program on Sunday which Green Bay had played more than any other its history, the Phoenix hosts the Horizon League foe it has played the fewest times. Oakland and Green Bay have split six all-time meetings, with the last being a 76-52 home win for the Golden Grizzlies on Dec. 13, 2009.
SYKES SOARS INTO NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT: Showing off his 44.5-inch vertical, Sykes provided a timely alley-oop dunk on Sunday that not only tied the Phoenix game at UIC but also vaulted him into the national spotlight. Sykes' dunk off a Jordan Fouse pass was #4 on SportsCenter's Top Plays of the Weekend and earned acclaim from ESPN.com, YahooSports.com, NBCSports.com, the Sporting News and Deadspin.
A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN: Brown is in the midst of the most impressive season and most impressive stretch of his standout career. The 7-foot-1 center is posting career-high numbers in points, field goal percentage, three-point field goal percentage and blocked shots. With eight more boards, he becomes the only player in program or Horizon League history to tally 1,500-plus points (1524), 750 rebounds (742) and 250 blocked shots (275).
WINNING WAYS: During Green Bay's 10-game winning streak, the Phoenix has posted a scoring margin of plus-18.2 with seven double-digit victories. The team's top-four scorers during the streak - Alec Brown (20.8), Keifer Sykes (19.6), Greg Mays (10.3) and Jordan Fouse (7.7) - have combined to shoot 56.2 percent from the field (221-393). During the streak, Green Bay is shooting 51.5 percent as a team while holding opponents to 37.7 percent.
PLAYING THE PERCENTAGES: Green Bay is one of only four teams in the country ranked in the top-25 in both field goal percentage and defensive field goal percentage. The Phoenix ranks 20th nationally in field goal percentage (48.7) and 21st in the country in field goal percentage defense (38.6). Green Bay has shot 55 percent or higher in five of the past seven games, including a season-high 59.6 percent shooting on Friday night against defensive-minded Wright State.
SYKES SET APART: Sykes not only ranks among the leaders in numerous Horizon League categories, but the Phoenix point guard is the only player in the country averaging 20-plus points and five-plus assists while shooting 50 percent or higher from the field. His scoring average of 20.4 points ranks in a tie for 23rd nationally in points per game.
BLOCK PARTY: Green Bay has blocked 136 shots in 18 games this season. The 136 blocks are the third-most in a single season in program history, behind only the school-record total of 162 last season and the 142 from 2011-12. With an average 7.6 rejections per game, the Phoenix ranks second nationally in blocks per game behind only St. John's (8.8).
BROWN'S BLOCKS: Brown is having the best season of his career, which includes blocks. Averaging 3.4 per game, the 7-foot-1 senior is tied for 10th nationally. With 60 blocks in 2013-14, Brown is on pace to break his own school record of 89, set in 2011-12. Brown now owns each of the top-four spots on the program's single-season blocks chart (59, 60, 67, 89).
RECORDS IN REACH: Brown will be chasing a couple of records as his senior season continues. With 275 career blocks, Brown needs 35 more to break the Horizon League record of 309 set last season by Youngstown State's Damian Eargle. The 7-foot-1 senior also needs just 25 more rebounds to break the Green Bay Division I record of 766 set by Terry Evans.
MOVING ON UP: Brown now ranks eighth in Green Bay history in scoring (1,524 points) after passing Tom Anderson (1,505) last week. Sykes, with 1,241 career points, is 11 points shy of passing Troy Cotton (1,251) and 15 away from passing Ben Berlowski (1,255) into 14th place on the program's scoring ledger.
All tickets for the 2013-14 men's basketball season are on sale now. For more information about season tickets, ticket packages and more, please visit the ticketing page at GreenBayPhoenix.com.For the latest and most up-to-date information on Green Bay Athletics, please visit GreenBayPhoenix.com.


text:
Silk Split Sleeve Blouse
Out of Stock
- Pullover style. Deep banded bottom is smocked with elastic in back.
- Keyhole front. Pleats add a pretty detail below the banded neckline. Bra strap guides.
- Split sleeve. Four silk-covered buttons on cuff are fastened with elasticized loops.
- 100% Silk. Heat-set diamante sparkle. Machine wash. Imported.
- Regular length: 23" from shoulder.
- Petite length: 21.5" from shoulder.


text:
Hi , so i am just one module away from being a qualified English teacher although their are a few questions i would like to ask and i would like to know a few things:)
So i am 19 years old going to be 20 in october, i have finished my a-levels in 2008 and then did a gap year. so basically my highest qualification is a university entry from high school. Secondly I have no teaching experience although i have done some volunteer English teaching when i was still in school as a weekend thing. I am a netive english speaker i just dont have experience and no BA yet because i want to have this year as my last year to travel and have a experience on my gap year. So is there any advice or anything/advice i could know and acknowledge about going about getting a job and such.
Would i even be able to get a paying teaching job?
Kindest Regards :)


text:
Skip to Content
Ice Hockey Equipment for hockey warriors at HockeyEmpire.com Choose from brands such as: Bauer, CCM, Warrior, Easton, Reebok, Oakley, Vaughn, STX and many more.
30 Day Price Guarantee
Free Freight
(0 ) Items In Cart
Product Reviews | Product Videos
An amazing stick that provides incredibleaccuracy and consistency. The ATTACKFRAME gives the blade more torsional and bending stiffness for unsurpassed accuracy. The unique structure also lessens the fatigue resulting in a great product that performs like new even after heavy use. The mid kick helps give the player amazing control forevery shot and great saucer passes.
Be the first to review this product!
Write a review about this product.
Copyright © 2001-2011Hockey Empire
Call Us Toll Free!! 1-888-752-8305
(Mon.-Fri. 8am-9pm EST, Sat. 9am-8pm EST, Sun 11am-5pm EST)


text:
...I read the whole thread again...:( ...are there better news for your nice car...or any solution or updates right now...?
Printable View
...I read the whole thread again...:( ...are there better news for your nice car...or any solution or updates right now...?
Maybe.... a semi-stuck cam chain tensioner? Since it only tends to happen during the engine slowdown/overrun, loading the parts in an unusual fashion?
Well the weather is getting cold and the issue is slowly progressing (I guess as things are wearing out).
So now it is easier to hear the noise when the car is cold, as in before it was only doing it only in the morning after sitting for 8h now it does it consistently after sitting few hours (like I said, I suspect combination or cold weather and wearing out), it also do it for longer.
Also about the time I posted my last post, one very late evening when leaving from my parking spot at work (I had to reverse out) it kind of seem to me it slipped a bit. By that I mean the RPMs seem 200-400 more than normally (like leaving from a slight inclined spot, while the spot was dead flat).
I started paying attention to it and the best I can describe, first time when leaving from stand still (fluids cold) it does not seem to me as eager to leave as when it gets warmer. Don't get me wrong, is not an engine hesitation (or power) it seem like it has a slight slip.
Last night was the first time when I could definitely tell yes, definitely something is wrong. I started the car put it in reverse, parking brake popped up and nothing (mind you RPM on idle with cold engine is ~1000RPM) so I actually checked the parking brake light making sure is not on (it wasn't). I just slightly touched the gas pedal (maybe added 100 RPM) and it started moving. But you can definitely tell is not like stuck (rusted) breaks when is making a small pop and then moves, this time was progressive. Plus yesterday it was no rain earlier so no reason to get rust on the rotors while I was at work.
I could tell something is not 100% since I drive the car for many years, you can feel something is up.
Anyway after backing out, I put it in "D" and it did seem a bit sluggish, but not as in "R", I stopped and put it back in "R" (just to test) and it seem to be exactly like in "D", a bit sluggish but not like first time, this time with no brake no gas was moving (but again not like normally).
It made the noise shifting from 1-st to second then 2-nd to 3rd and then 3-rd to 4-th. It seems as long as there is a positive RPM sleep in the torque converter (above a certain value) it does it. But it does not seem to be that exactly, it does seem to behave a bit strange. Now when cold (like last night) continued to make the noise almost all the time while in 2-nd and half way to 3-rd. If I release the gas (not necessarily all the way) it stops, if I go back quickly on gas, sometimes (if cold) I can hear the noise again for a short while.
To be honest from the way I see it, it seem there is something that engages about 1 second before a shift and stays engages for a few seconds after the shift (longer if the engine RPM is higher).
I have an 8 miles drive from office to my house, it involves about a dozen traffic lights (including a 1/2 mile HWY - 6.5 to 7-th mile into the drive). The noise is dying down after the first 5 miles (use to be after the first 2-3) and by the time I get home is no more (unless I really, really hammer it during a shift, when I can hear a bit of remanent noise, kind of like cymbals). It does sound to me awfully like being hydraulic not mechanical.
Over the weekend I notice with the engine cold if I rev it past 2000 RPM I hear aproximarively the same whine while in P or N as long as I keep it there. It use to do it after revving past 2000 RPM while it was decelerating (which was hard to diagnose as it was doing once or twice at most and for ~2 seconds or so).
For some reason at the time it did it I was unable to open the hood (I was moving the car out of the garage to do some work inside). Later, once I finished I got the car back in the garage and I was planing to snoop around but this time it didn't do it. I tried the car in "D" and RPM up to 1400 for 1-2 seconds (as the FSM says) and NOPE no noise, and that is really when the torque converter has positive slip (1400 RPM) and nope it does no noise. This is why I say it seem to be when there is a certain slip in the torque converter but not all the time (I kind off feel is something else).
One thing is for sure; time WILL tell what is wrong.
Find yourself another unit....ASAP
Sorry to hear that. As much as I love Northstar engines, I hate 4T80Es. Not engaging in gears sound awfully close to what I've experienced when my 4T80E was on its last legs. After that I started losing gears except second. But at this time period I was also losing trans fluid through the vent tube, even when there's nothing showing up on the dipstick, that might have been the issue.
Well today is the day when the engine and transmission are coming out after 15.5 years and a bit 175500 Miles.
The transmission whine is getting louder and consistent with every shift, it also seems to be there even after it gets hot (a bit less though).
It still shifts and drives fine in spite the whine, the tranny shop is shaking the head, they told is something they never heard in these transmissions since they do transmissions (old shop). I had even second and third opinions and all shook their head. I was protecting it as much as I could avoiding accelerating even moderately, lifting the foot off the gas while shifting and driving strategically to avoid slowing down thus give a reason to up shift again.
Jake is the man for the job (the only man I would trust), he will be dropping the subframe, separate the transmission and send it to the tranny shop.
While the tranny is being rebuilt Jake will be doing all the bottom end seals (and replace the slightly wobbly harmonic balancer).
Unfortunately I will be away in a business trip for the whole week but is great to have a friend that can help me with this.
This car has to be in tip-top condition after next week, next summer is going again around US.
Some plans changed today. I had the tranny shop doing one last test (they got their specialist to do the test drive) and they said is nothing they ever hear in a transmission ever and are not sure is the transmission (especially since it works fine). They said if it was a bearing it would make noise all the time not just when cold (not really, because metal expands - I would comment). If it was a pump cavitaion, from August until now the tranny will have been toasted. I did explained that I did not drive the car like some housewife I actually paid attention and ease off gas when shifting, so the time period means nothing...
Regardless they said that in the stage it is now if they open the tranny even if something is wrong it may not be visible. So they recommended having Jake take one long look over the situation and have his opinion.
We did the test drive today and sure enough the whine is there, but after driving over 100 miles to his place, the car was warm enough so the noise is only very low.
He also (like everybody else) said that is not something heard before, and he also doubts is the transmission, yet he is not sure is what he suspected first (and I was suspecting too some point): lower chain tensioner.
The big argument against is: if it were the tensioner the noise would be as long as the engine is spinning, but is not (yet is engine speed dependent). Ok let's say it is only at a certain tension on the chain and this is given by the variation of the engine speed/load. Then we go to the next scenario.
If it was something in the engine that is dependent with the load (say when is shifting the engine load is shortly changed), well it will do it during shifting and a bit after while there is some slippage.
However (and this is why I say is in transmission) the whine starts just a bit before shifting, and that could only be in the transmission. Also the way the noise dies down is a bit non-natural (as you would expect in a assembly that slowly engages), sometimes it dies down slowly sometimes almost abruptly, is like something is starting to spin just before shifting and then it sleeps during shifting and is slowed down after shifting but in a controlled matter (not natural). Also could be line pressure evolution and something makes the whine in accordance with the line pressure. The line pressure is regulated by solenoids and something could be leaky.
Regardless, tomorrow with a cold engine Jake will do the test and hear at it's worst when cold (same noise just allot louder).
Definitely the whine is coming from the front (right) side of the engine, somehow down towards the firewall. That's where the chain drive assembly is or also the transmission.
I am just so helpless, I am not able to diagnose it at all, I still believe is in the tranny, after months of living with it, I eliminated everything else.
1. Engine RPM related whine during shifting (but seems to be starting just before shifting)
2. The whine is much louder when cold.
3. Is not in the belt drive assembly (noise still there whit the accessories belt off).
4. It does it on upshifts or (as Jake discovered today) it also does it on heavy engine brake.
5. General area of noise (to the best of my ability) seems to be front (driver's side) of the engine maybe towards the firewall.
6. The whine is present when engine is cold, shifter in park while reving over 2000 RPM (or while decelerating from over 2000 RPM) sometimes one sometimes the other, sometimes both….
7. Sounds exactly like power steering pump (but maybe a bit louder at it's worst).
I hope Jake's hunch is right, and is indeed the lower chain tensioner, and maybe I can't feel the starting of the shift soon enough. At the beginning is enough engine load/rpm variation to change the tension on the chain (thus the pressure/angle of the chain against the tensioner) significantly to make noise but maybe not significant enough for me to feel it, so I perceive that the noise starts before the shift.
I think Harry's thread on his transmission was from the TCC in that it was eaten up causing a whine
In my case it was the inadequate viscous torque converter, which somehow failed and leaked its viscous clutch fluid into the transmission. Upon teardown, I could find the clear sticky fluid basically everywhere inside the transmission. Servos, oil pumps, valve bodies, side case, solenoids, everywhere. I also found that the fluid pressure control solenoid was gummed up with metal shavings and the clear fluid. The oil pumps did not have any metal shaving in them, but was packed with the clear fluid.
I just want to say that be very cautious with this as you are doing right now, since it can be very frustrating at times like this, and be ready for the possible worse case scenario but don't be afraid of it. The good news is that everything can be repaired.
Hey the car is with Jake now, if that's not reassuring then what is?
The plan was he drops the engine and tranny to send the tranny to the shop and while they do the tranny Jake does the bottom end reseal (as the engine is out anyway).
By that I mean, case halves gaskets, new oil manifold plate, oil pan gasket, oil filter adapter gasket, replace the harmonic ballancer, if the 2 steel lines running along the right (rear) bank are rusted have them replaced. Replace the 2 exhaust pipes between the exhaust manifolds and the cat (polish the inside if the "Y" pipe where the pipes are welded together).
To do so you need to get to the chains and replace the tensioners anyway so that would be the perfect issue to have. I would save the couple of thousands dollars for the tranny, how sweet will that be!
Dang you sure are dumping a lot of money in your ride, kinda sounds like me lol
Ha! You have NO Idea how much money, time, and tinkering, has gone into N*'s Seville over the years.
Transmission noise description:
1. Noise idling or revving in park & goes away in drive, not moving, comes back while moving & stays constant with engine speed- chain sprocket bearings
2. Noise in drive(louder while powerbraking) also constant w/engine speed, still and moving with no or little noise in park- T.C.
3. Noise only while driving & changes w/shifts- planetaries
4. Noise while driving constant with vehicle speed- diff
If the noise is there in Park, unbolt the T.C., slide it back & run it.
#1 is the most common noise I've heard in 4T80E's.
Well I have:
1 (when cold) but while driving is not constant.
2 not really
3 yes noise while shifting or heavy engine brake
4 not speed dependent, engine RPM related.
So I guess none apply.
As for expenses...the highest I went for one year total was ~$15K. A grand total over all the years I owned the car in the mid $40K (I am not including oil changes, gas and insurance obviously).
And I ended up this week driving a very white, very base, all plastic Dodge Avenger rental down here in Greensboro NC.
Holy crap lol that's a small chunk


text:
Here is an awesome MMORPG that I've been following ever since announcement and I'm a backer, it's called The Mandate and it's being developed by industry veterans of ex-Unisoft, ex-EA, ex-Funcom, ex-2K Games, these guys have worked on Assassin's Creed, Alan Wake, The Secret World, etc. It's a Sci-Fi strategy "multiplayer" game it's much cooler than it sounds.
Check it out: http://www.mandategame.com/


text:
Current Students - Charlotte
Welcome to Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary - Charlotte. We are here to support you as you balance earning your degree with remaining engaged in your career or ministry. Enjoy our rich diversity, educational excellence and supportive faculty and staff as you pursue God's call on your life. Explore the links on the left and contact us with any questions you have.


text:
Manhunt 1, Scene #01
- : 01/01/2007 |
- : 18:03 min |
- : 3806
Scene Info
Everybody's favorite hairy muscle stud Collin O'Neal snags himself a nice smooth jockboy to skewer for some afternoon delight. Andrew gets right onto Collin's thick piece, swallowing the whole thing and hungrily tonguing his swollen head and nuts. Once Collin is thoroughly wound up he turns Andrew around and chows down on his smooth bubble butt. But a taste is never enough, so Collin buries his big, mean chunk of meat into the boy's tight, pink hole. At first it seems like the nine inch dick is just too much for Andrew, but not for long. He climbs up on top of ripped, furry O'Neal and rides that huge dick like a pro. By now the two have themselves worked into a sweaty fury and Collin throws Andrew on his back and pummels his hole with his legs all the way back by his ears until they both cum fat white loads across Andrew's six pack abs.
Related Movies
Manhunt 1
Categories : Anal Sex, Ass Shot, Big Cock, Buttplay, Cumshot, Daddies, Group Sex, Hairy, Interracial, Jockstrap
Starring : Alex LeMonde, Andrew Rubio, Andy Hunter, Arpad Miklos, Collin O'Neal, Corbin Michaels, Dick Wolf, Felipe Carson, Jon Galt, Owen Hawk
Director Steven Scarborough and Manhunt.net join forces to bring you Manhunt.TheMovie! Hot House Exclusive Dick Wolf and Arpad Miklos lead this cast of 11 Internet savvy hunks who re-enact actual XXX encounters as told by the members of Manhunt.net. The bar scene is officially dead; these days, thousands of guys are online now and this is what they're looking for!


text:
I am a landlord and live in my converted barn with my wife and son, in the grounds of my main house. This house is let on an assured short hold tenancy.
I have an informal agreement with the tenant that I could live in the annexe (barn)
There is a shared drive, parking and one set of water and electricity bills which we share by agreement, (I have private meters for my usage).
The local planning department is seeking an enforcement order to prevent me inhabiting the barn, as they say I am using it as a separate unit of habitation. They had, however, previously written to me advising that I would not need planning permission to use the barn as an anexe as long as I made no material changes to it, as it's an existing curtilage building.
They then instructed the Valuation office to value the barn for rating purposes, which they did and for the last 6 months I have been paying separate council tax.
I am aware that the council can apply double standards by rating a property as if it was a separate unit of habitation, and then enforcing the prevention of its use as a separate unit.
It is quite common for annexes to be let, but not so the main house with the annexe retained. In Uttlesford v SSE and White [1992] JPI 171 it was held that there was no reason why in law a building that has separate facilities expected in a self contained unit should become a separate planning unit from the main dwelling.
Is the planning department wrong in trying to try to evict me, and what exactly is my legal right to residency? Am I a resident landlord? I rather think I am the guest of the tenant, who has rented the whole property.
I shortly need to reply to a planning contravention notice, I am claiming this is an ancillary use. Any advice appreciated.
Many thanks


text:
Hello Everyone. I have a question about the old Shackman led display chest light. The Other day I was messing with the Battery compartment and the Negative wire came lose from the Board.
Does anyone have any Idea where this wire solders back to? I dont want to just stick the wire all about the board until it lights up, and I cant find anything about it anywhere.


text:
Mangonia Park FL Real Estate & Homes for Sale
1 Properties Found
The median home value in Mangonia Park, FL is $47,100.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $236,100.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Mangonia Park, FL is $47,100.
Approximately 26.5% of Mangonia Park homes are owned,
compared to 57.27% rented, while
16.24% are vacant.
Mangonia Park real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Mangonia Park real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Sort Results:
1-1 of 1 properties displayed
Refine Property Search
Page 1 of1 Prev | Next
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker/Wellington
View additional info
great opportunity to own a 980sqft 2 Bed, 1 Bath unit with two Stories! 2 car spaces, and spacious layout! Close to I-95, and secure quiet area.
Refine Property Search
Page 1 of1 Prev | Next
1-1 of 1 properties displayed
How may I help you?
Get property information, schedule a showing or find an agent
Mangonia Park & Nearby CitiesMangonia Park Real Estate Riviera Beach Homes for Sale Palm Beach Shores Homes for Sale Lake Park Homes for Sale West Palm Beach Homes for Sale North Palm Beach Homes for Sale Palm Beach Homes for Sale Haverhill Homes for Sale Glen Ridge Homes for Sale Cloud Lake Homes for Sale Palm Beach Gardens Homes for Sale
Mangonia Park ZIPs33407 Homes for Sale


text:
Note: This message is displayed if (1) your browser is not standards-compliant or (2) you have you disabled CSS. Read our Policies for more information.
Private Activity Bonds greater than $3 million, often called Industrial Revenue Bonds (IRBs) or Industrial Development Bonds (IDBs), are bonds issued by state or local governmental entities for the benefit of a private company. Interest on the bonds is generally exempt from federal income taxes for investors, which typically results in lower long-term interest rates to the borrower. IFA recommends that you contact your lender to determine if this program is right for you.
The IFA can issue bonds to finance qualified manufacturing facilities (land acquisition and construction), manufacturing equipment, pollution control facilities and other projects permitted under federal law. Applicants can save significant interest costs on projects by using tax-exempt bonds.
Tax-exempt financing promotes economic development,
practices across Indiana.
The IFA can also issue tax-exempt bonds for certain 501(c)(3) entities, including but not limited to health care facilities, child care facilities, charter schools, private institutions of higher education and cultural institutions. Examples of past transactions include Butler University, Deaconess Hospital, the NCAA, Purdue Research Foundation and Community Enterprises Properties LLC. Borrowing for capital expenses at a lower rate can achieve significant cost savings for not-for-profit organizations. The IFA can also refund bonds issued by the IFA or local issuers to reduce long-term interest costs to the borrower. 501(c)(3)s do not require an allocation of Volume Cap.


text:
Quality CareFind out why Mayo Clinic is the right place for your health care. Make an appointment.
Meet the StaffFind a directory of doctors and departments at all Mayo Clinic campuses. Visit now.
Research and Clinical TrialsSee how Mayo Clinic research and clinical trials advance the science of medicine and improve patient care. Explore now.
Visit Our SchoolsEducators at Mayo Clinic train tomorrow's leaders to deliver compassionate, high-value, safe patient care. Choose a degree.
Professional ServicesExplore Mayo Clinic's many resources and see jobs available for medical professionals. Get updates.
Give to Mayo ClinicHelp set a new world standard in care for people everywhere. Give now.
Subscribe to Housecall
Our general interest e-newsletter keeps you up to date on a wide variety of health topics.
Building a complete health record takes some time. You have to collect and enter all your health information. Plus, you have to keep your record current by updating it each time you see a doctor, fill a prescription, have a test or go to the hospital.
Why isn't there an easier way? Doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and insurance companies have been slow to adopt information technology. Only a minority of these groups can send information electronically to your personal health record.
Even if your doctor can send information to your personal health record, you need to review whatever is sent. The process of transferring health data electronically is still in its infancy — and it isn't always perfect. If you can access the health records maintained by your provider, another option may be to download the information yourself. Check with your doctor or your doctor's staff to see if this is a possibility.
Perhaps the most common concerns about personal health records are about privacy and security. To address these concerns, reputable electronic personal health record systems follow industry best practices, such as making their privacy policies public and submitting to monitoring by independent organizations. In addition, federal laws have been put in place to to protect the security of personal health information.
As with any decision about your health, it's important to do a little research before you jump in. When you're evaluating your options, consider these questions:
Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission.
Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic.
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.


text: Henderson, NV – Sundvick Legacy Center hires new associate attorney Millie A. Barfield. "We are excited about our expansion in 2014 and are looking forward to having Millie on the Sundvick Legacy Center team to enhance the experience of our current and future clients," states attorney Lizette B. Sundvick, Founder of Sundvick Legacy Center. Practicing law in Nevada for … [Read more...]


text:
Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Jun 27, 2011.
Darth is no longer my #1....He's more like a #2 acually...
Back to the Spartan thread.... Now it's time to focus on the toughest game for MSU this season. Also the Biggest game of the Big Ten this year... Wisconsin has been held up as the class of this year's Big Ten. They have not disappointed...entering the big game with a perfect record. If they Beat MSU...it increases their chances for a National Championship game. However they must produce against the Spartan Defensive Machine.... I'm seeing a Spartan victory at home, next week...under the lights...
Let us savor this one for a day before we go there... This was the biggie for me. I don't care nearly as much if they lose to Wisconsin or if they lose their bowl game. They beat MICHIGAN!!! For Sparty that is huge.
No doubt. Four years in a row, if anyone is keeping track of that sort of thing.
And...you were saying...?
Two things I like about MSU...the coach and their players...
Two things I LOVE about MSU... They defeated Michigan 4 years in a row Their combat jerseys I like Dantonio and he has done a lot for the organization. I just feel that he is too conservative. The players...they are OK. They do stupid things. Often. I think MSU was trying to hurt Denard all game. Wasn't there a game a few years back where Sparty was winning big and a guy on Michigan body slammed the quarterback. MSU sucked after that and lost the game. Very physical game. I didn't like it when the MSU quarterback got slammed and I don't like the roughing the passer crap today. I loved it when they beat up Denard all day but that late hit was unsportsmanlike. Too much stuff like that today.
Lots of extras happening today. Strong winds... Bad calls by refs... Lots of penalties... Some questionable play calling... But State deserved this one.............
Relax. Denard is fine.
"Michigan State paints Denard Green"
I don't give a rat's behind about Denard's health. I'm glad they kicked his butt.
Those little QBs who like to run tend to get beat up. That's why the Wolverines need to diversify their Offense by getting others involved more. Anyways...that wouldn't have mattered. MSU was there today to shut down whatever came their way. Denard makes me think of the way Vick is getting beat up.............
I was thinking that a little while ago. But Vick's uniform is already green so it doesn't stand out as much. I believe Michigan will bounce back from this game...unlike the past few seasons.
They got better coaching now...Soon...we'll have better players too. D-coordnator has worked wonders.
I actually like Brady Hoke. He doesn't seem shady and full of crap like the last guy. TheWolverine.com - Hoke: We were out-coached and outplayed
MAGHIELSE: Spartans defense emerging as Big Ten's best - theoaklandpress.com PAT CAPUTO: MSU downright dominated the Wolverines - theoaklandpress.com
I watched a little of it until the score went up to 21-7. It does not seem to matter who is better or how much better UM may be as State always plays em so well. Nice victory for them - what did they do to their uniforms?
No. It doesn't seem to matter how much better U of M has been these last FOUR (4) seasons. Somehow they lost anyhow. Rotten luck.
I always thought the crowd factor was more hype than anything but what else could it be? MSU always seems to beat UM in Lansing. Some pretty good UM teams have gone in there over the years and lost.
I think most rivalries are like that. The crowd does play a huge part too. The offense of the opposing team can't hear the signals when the crowd roars. I think it did affect U of M today, as they kept using time outs. But I don't think anyone other than a Wolverine fan would argue that the Wolverines were the better of the two teams these last few years. It hasn't even been close. So far this year the Spartans appear to be the better team too. The best team won. "Bigger. More physical. Tougher. Dominating. In every way. No other conclusion can be made about Michigan State and its rivalry with Michigan after the Spartans' 28-14 victory Saturday. Michigan State isn't just having success against the Wolverines. The Spartans own Michigan. Four straight victories say so. The Wolverines can wax poetic about Bo and Woody and "The 10-Year War" all they want, but the Spartans have won back-to-back games against both schools. Little Brother no more". http://themorningsun.com/articles/2011/10/15/sports/doc4e9a23a315ac1805743245.txt
Separate names with a comma.


text:
News & Publications
Stanford News
Stanford News, updated daily on the web, is produced by the Office of University Communications. A number of schools and research centers operate other news and communication offices at Stanford.
University Event Calendar
The Stanford Event Calendar provides the latest information about upcoming events on campus. You can search for a specific event or browse the listings by date or category..
The Stanford Daily
The Stanford Daily, an independent newspaper published by Stanford students, has been a fixture of the campus since the University was founded in 1891. The paper began as a small publication known to locals as The Daily Palo Alto and has grown to its current status as one of the finest college newspapers in the country. It is published Monday through Friday during the academic year.
Stanford Magazine
The award-winning, bimonthly Stanford Magazine is published by the Stanford Alumni Association.
Student Publications & Media
Numerous student organizations on campus produce journals, publications and other media offerings. They include:


text:
Oconee River - Buckeye Landing
East Dublin, GA 31027
The beautiful Oconee River is the site of the crossing of Spanish explorer Hernando DeSoto and Sherman's Army. Near Dublin, the river is home of the Rubust Red Horse Sucker, a fish once thought to be extinct. The Oconee was one of the first Georgia rivers to support inland water navigation, and there are Mississippian-period mounds located along the banks of the river. South of Dublin, rock cliffs can be found. See cranes, wild hogs and other wildlife; fish for catfish, largemouth bass and bream; and plan to launch from Buckeye Park Landing with a park and boat ramp on the river in East Dublin.
Info & Amenities
Hours of Operation
Sunday: All Day
Monday: All Day
Tuesday: All Day
Wednesday: All Day
Thursday: All Day
Friday: All Day
Saturday: All Day
Admission & Fees
General Admission Free
Facility Amenities
Boat Launch, Free Parking, Parking on Site, Public Restrooms
General Information
Family-friendly, Free Admission , Open Year 'Round, Pet-friendly
Near Interstate Highway
Suitable for Ages
All Ages