text:
Emma's Law: A look at ignition interlocks for DUIs
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
"Emma's Law" is a bill working through the South Carolina Statehouse. It pushes for tougher DUI penalties and would mean more people forced to use ignition interlock systems if convicted of DUI.
American Tire Center in North Charleston is the only place in the Lowcountry that can install and monitor LifeSaver interlock devises which are already in use in the state.
If Emma's Law passes, they could see their interlock business triple. Convicted offenders are required to have a devise in every car they drive regularly, even if it is not registered to them. Company cars owned by an employee are usually exempt.
After blowing into the devise several things can happen.
"You can blow a pass, warn fail or abort -- abort meaning they blew incorrectly," Dale Wright with American Tire Center explained.
"It's a fairly smart devise. If you try to tamper with the devise or try to start the car without the devise it also knows that," Wright said.
If you pass, you will still have to pass random "retests" as you travel.
"Periodically as you go down the road, it asks for a running retest, so the client has to be aware of the device. They have to blow while they are driving," Wright said.
If you fail that retest you will know and so will everyone else.
"If they don't blow a pass within 3 minutes the horn will start to sound until they can blow a pass," Wright said.
There is a cost for the devise for the offender that basically paying a monthly rental fee.
"Normally the monthly monitor for this devise for a client is $117 a month," he said.
It works out to about $3 a day, but there is a state fund set up to help those who cannot afford the devise.
Another price you will pay is the loss of the luxury of eating in your car.
"Sugar can definitely cause it to go into a false positive," Wright said.
The yeast in bread or food that is breaded as well as mouthwash can also register as a false positive..
"It goes down as an alcohol violation. But they also have the right to appeal that," Wright said.
Photo Credit: Wavebreak Media Shutterstock


text:
UFC 155: Dos Santos vs Velasquez 2 Predictions- Saturday December 29th 2012
UFC 155: Dos Santos vs Velasquez 2 Predictions- This Episode of the show covers Predictions for the 5 Card Fights on the UFC 155: Dos Santos vs Velasquez 2 card and one prelim fight.
UFC 155: Dos Santos vs Velasquez 2 Prelim predictions are available @ http://www.kamikazeoverdrive.net/ufc...y-predictions/
Make your UFC 155 Picks @ http://www.kamikazeoverdrive.net/ufc...ez-you-pickem/
New and Expanded $5 & $10 Betting Packages can be purchased @ kamikazeoverdrive.net
UFC 155 Main Card
Heavyweight Junior dos Santos (c) vs. Cain Velasquez
Lightweight Joe Lauzon vs. Jim Miller
Middleweight Tim Boetsch vs. Costa Philippou
Middleweight Yushin Okami vs. Alan Belcher
Middleweight Chris Leben vs. Derek Brunson
Preliminary Card
Bantamweight Brad Pickett vs. Eddie Wineland
Bantamweight Erik Perez vs. Byron Bloodworth
Lightweight Melvin Guillard vs. Jamie Varner
Lightweight Michael Johnson vs. Myles Jury
Heavyweight Phil De Fries vs. Todd Duffee
Flyweight Chris Cariaso vs. John Moraga
Featherweight Max Holloway vs. Leonard Garcia
kamikazeoverdrive.net @ http://kamikazeoverdrive.net/
Check out my MMA Rankings for 8 UFC divisions; the UFC Champions and top 21 contenders for there respective titles @ kamikazeoverdrive,net. Please comment and subscribe to my channel: Kamikaze Overdrive MMA Predictions
Check out:
MMABETTINGODDS.com @ http://www.mmabettingodds.com/
HEARTANDGLORY.com @ http://www.heartandglory.com/
WALKOUTWEAR.com @ http://www.walkoutwear.com///
MMACRYPTS.com @ http://mmacrypt.com/forum/
COUCHFIGHTER.co @ http://couchfighter.co/
ADRENALINE TRAINING CENTER @ http://www.adrenalinemma
FENICHEL'S FANTASY FIGHT LEAGUE @ http://www.FantasyMMAWorld.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
In 1878, the Tintara winery and its gravity flow techniques moved to the Old Mortlock Flour Mill in the heart of McLaren Vale, where it remains today. In fact, to this day they use the very same rare basket presses and original slate open fermenting tanks as used in the 19th century. Tintara is a rarity in every sense. View all Tintara Wines
About McLaren ValeView a map of McLaren Vale wineries
McLaren Vale is home to the oldest Australian vineyard, with grapes planted in 1838. It's a coastal area with the Indian Ocean bordering the west, which contributes a cooling factor that prevents the grapes from getting too hot. In all, the climate is a perfect one for the vines.


text:
At long last the wait is nearly over for the Cage Contender Fight Stars Tournament which will be held at the Olympia in Liverpool on Saturday 1st December. Cage Contender promoter John Ferguson and OMMAC promoter Chris Zobra have teamed up to deliver not only a night of top class mixed martial arts action but potentially the best UK mixed martial arts event of 2012.
Santa has come early with this show as this simply has to be without a doubt any UK MMA fans ultimate Christmas present, dont believe me well let me just describe what the evening has planned. To get any MMA fans taste buds going there is a cracker of an undercard showcasing some of the up and coming UK talent which to be honest some promotions would be ecstatic to have as their main events! After this we move onto the lightweight £10.000 tournament which sees some of the divisions best fighters in Europe competing to be crowned champion at the end of the night. This tournament will test the fighters strength (both physical and mental), mixed martial arts skills, endurance and above all determination.
read more: http://love2fightuk.com/2012/11/29/c...stars-preview/


text:
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornados football team returns home after their two-game road trip to take on the Chowan University Hawks Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. at Brevard Memorial Stadium.
Brevard returns home, having dominated the competition in the early going, racking up an average of 355 yards on the ground in their two games, out-scoring opponents 91-9 as the Tornados have a 2-0 record for the first time in modern program history.
Chowan comes into this game, having fallen twice this season to Albany State and Old Dominion by identical scores, 36-21 over the past two weeks. Quarterback CJ Westler has been leading a potent passing attack for the Hawks, which is averaging just over 263 yards in the air per game.
Last season's match-up between the Tornados and the Hawks was a down-to-the-wire finish in Murfreesboro as Brevard led in the game at one point by a 20-3 score as Donald Hudson and Shaton Pratt both had career receiving days as each went over the 100 yard mark, but a late surge by the Hawks offense capped a comeback which saw Chowan score 10 points in the last 15 minutes of play to pull off the win, 23-20.
This season, the Tornados offense, with two players already with 100-plus yards rushing, led by Neville Bryce's 192 yard effort in the season opener against Edward Waters, look to jump ahead early, while Brevard's defense, one game off holding the Pikeville Bears to 75 yard total offense while look to neutralize the Hawks' aerial assault.
The kickoff time is slated for 2 p.m. at Brevard Memorial Stadium in Brevard, N.C. The shuttle buses begin running at noon and the gates will open at that time as well, two hours prior to the opening kickoff.
General admission to the game is $10 for adults.
If you are unable to make the home opener in person, you can catch the game via live broadcast brought to you by the "Voice of the Tornados" Jim Stewart over the radio at WSQL 1240 AM or over the Internet at www.wsqlradio.com. You may also visit the Brevard College Athletics website at www.BCTornados.com and click on the LiveStats link located on the left-hand side under the "Tornados Links" section.
Week 3 Game Notes
Brevard vs Chowan


text:
Hey, all! The Galarama soiree is tonight!
Advance tickets sales are now over, but there will be tickets for $20 at the door. Bring your local friends and plus-ones!
Here's our bar menu reposted from Galarama.org:
#Galarama Bar Menu
Featured Cocktail & Mocktail: So Delicious Creamsicle
$6/ $4 (sans vodka)
Grain-free vodka, mandarin Jarritos (or soda of choice), orange juice,
splash of So Delicious coconut creamer. Over ice.
Grain-Free Vodka + Choice Of:
Mandarin Jarritos
Strawberry Jarritos
Cranberry Hot Lips Soda
Orange Mango Spindrift Soda
Lemonade Sprindrift Soda
Grapefruit Sprindrift Soda
Spindrift Raspberry Lime Seltzer Water
Root Beer or Soda Float $4*
with any of the above flavors and a scoop of So Delicious Vanilla Ice Cream
*Made with Vodka $6
***Any drink in keepsake VVC mug $10***
Beer + Wine
BridgePort Summer Squeeze (bottle) $4
Vegan Wine (Red or White) $5
Bottle Service:
Loise d' Estree Brut Sparkling Wine $20
Jello Shots! $3 or 2 for $5
assorted flavors ~ vegan, organic, made with Monopolowa grain-free vodka
Bottle of Spindrift, Hot Lips or Jarritos Soda $2
Coffee $1
Plus: The Sexy Vegan, Tandem Treats, Taco Pedaler, Artisan Vegan Cheeses from Miyoko Schinner, Eastside Distilling, our exciting Silent Auction for Chimp Sanctuary Northwest, and the So Delicious Ice Cream Spectacular.
Location (!!): Staver Locomotive, our unique home for the evening, is located at 2537 NW 29th Portland, OR 97210 Trimet.org #15 bus and Portland Streetcar to NW 23rd. Use the Trimet TripPlanner to easily figure it out! There is street parking and free parking in the Powells Warehouse lot.
Wanna Volunteer at the Galarama & Silent Auction for Chimp Sanctuary NW? Details Inside.
As you've probably noticed, Vida Vegan Con II is shaping up to be quite a busy weekend, and we'd love your help throwing our Galarama & Silent Auction on Saturday, May 25.
Help us support the chimps!
This includes help setting up, minor decorations, scooping ice cream for the So Delicious spectacular (and we have no doubt you'll get your fill of vegan ice cream), ticket taking, refreshments prep, Silent Auction donation listings, and breakdown/cleanup. We'd specifically love some help from OLCC-certified folks to help run the bar for the evening. Get in touch!
Please Note: This nonprofit soiree is held during Vida Vegan Con and is open to the public, benefiting Chimp Sanctuary Northwest. We ask that all volunteers are 18 or older. Please provide your details on the form below and we'll contact you with an assignment and more details. All volunteers will be invited to our Assistant Appreciation night later this summer. If you'd like to get involved with weekend help at Vida Vegan Con somehow, please email us directly ASAP. Thank you so much!
So, if you can help us out for one task or more, please fill out this form. Thank you!The Galarama & Silent Auction is open to the public and will be held at Staver Locomotive in NW Portland on the evening of Saturday, May 25. Tickets are available here. Want to donate a Silent Auction item? See this page.
Galarama seeks Vegan-Friendly Food Carts!
If you're a vegan-friendly food cart operator in the Portland area—or mobile and looking for an excuse to visit—we'd love to have you stop by our Saturday night Galarama + Silent Auction on Saturday, May 25, 2013.We simply ask that you:
a) are a cart
b) make great vegan food
c) only serve vegan food at this event
d) show up with aforementioned great vegan food for a crowd!
More details:
The Vida Vegan Galarama is being held 7–930pm. All 300 Vida Vegan Con II attendees are invited (and their admission is included in the ticket price) and the event is open to the public. More information and General Admission tickets are available here (So exciting: VIP tickets have already sold out).
Please let us know your menu ideas, rates (or minimum), and if you'd rather charge individually or cater at a flat rate.
Gluten-free options are encouraged.
All participants will be featured on our website.
It's that easy! Email us to get involved and to discuss promotions! Galarama.org [at] gmail.com
The Galarama Site Is Live!
You already know this if you're a newsletter subscriber, but we've built a whole separate site for the Galarama—if you haven't checked it out yet, please do, and spread the word. Let's raise some money for the chimps!
We're really so excited and proud to have this opportunity to bring everyone together for a fun night while giving back to these beautiful, intelligent creatures that our world has exploited and mistreated.
For registrants and speakers, your admission to this party is complimentary. If you'd like to upgrade to a VIP ticket (limited to 20 • includes a special gift bag, 2 free drinks, and a raffle ticket), you can do so for $20.
Non-VVC public can purchase tickets starting Monday, April 1 (no foolin'). General Admission is $15/$20 at door; $40 VIP.
And super fun news: Brian "The Sexy Vegan" Patton will be our emcee for the evening!
So don't miss it. Join us at Staver Locomotive in NW Portland Saturday night, May 25, 2013, at 7pm. Learn more here!
Ladies and gentlemen, the Galarama
This has its own page, but we wanted to talk to y'all about it in a more intimate blog setting.
From day one, we wanted to use this conference as a way to funnel some funds into the hands of animal sanctuaries. We've done that by devoting 5% of all registration fees to sanctuaries, and we're holding a Silent Auction as part of our Saturday night celebration. We've chosen Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary as the beneficiary of that Silent Auction. (We're also peeling off a bit of the Galarama ticket price for them.) We're so excited to have them, and we're happy to say Woodstock Co-Founder and Director Jenny Brown will be with us to talk to you about their mission.
We hope you can all join us. Conference speakers and registrants are already on our door list—you get in free! Our venue, Ambridge Event Center, is a pretty decent size, so we have opened it up to the public. Registrants, if you're traveling with a buddy, you can purchase a ticket for them here. (That goes for you folks who didn't get into the conference, too—public means public!)
Public admission is $25 (or $30 at the door, if they're still available) and includes vegan bites from the (vegan) caterer, Sizzle Pie, Gardein, Daiya, and Upton's Naturals, among others, one drink (BridgePort beer, cocktails or mocktails, or wine from The Vegan Vine), and <insert drumroll and anticipatory murmur of the crowd here> the Coconut Bliss sundae bar! Oh, and you're entered to win door prizes! And we're still working up more fun surprises! The event is all ages, but no drinking for the minors so bring your ID.
Intimidated by the Galarama idea? Don't be! We're pretty sure we'll be seeing everything from hoodies and jeans to red-carpet dresses (dresses you'd see on the red carpet, not dresses made of red shag…no, wait! I call it! Nobody else can wear a rug dress!).
If you happen to be the owner of a company or a maker of things, we'd love to feature your wares/services as auction or door prize items. If not, spread the word and maybe you'll reach one. The more cool stuff we get the more animals Woodstock can care for. To donate, fill out this form.
See you there!


text:
I was going to make this thread earlier today but never really got around to it.
What would your reds playoff rotation look like right now.
Id have to go:
Wood if we needed a 4th starter.
If Leake is available Id probably put him in there instead of Wood. Also Volquez depends on how healthy the guy is.
I guess what I was really going for is who would you give the ball to if the playoffs started tomorrow and all the pitchers were rested.
What say you guys.


text:
Latest News
July 27, 2015
July 21, 2015
June 30, 2015
June 23, 2015nothing
Just in time for summer, head over to Wiz's official webstore to stock up on merch to wear when Wiz stops in your town this summer!
June 05, 2015nothing
In case you missed it, check out Wiz performing "See You Again" with Charlie Puth, and "We Dem Boyz" on Jimmy Kimmel Live. See Wiz live this summer on the "Boys
May 16, 2015
May 03, 2015nothing
In case you missed it, check out Wiz performing "See You Again" ft. Charlie Puth and "We Dem Boyz" on SNL. Wiz also makes an appearance in the skit "Blazer,"
May 01, 2015nothing
Be the first to own the "See You Again" T-Shirt from Wiz's official webstore. Score it now!
April 28, 2015nothing
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the BAPE STORE® NEW YORK - A BATHING APE®'s only US location - the iconic streetwear brand is releasing a limited-edition
Happy 420! Enter Now for Your Chance to Win An Autographed 420 Survival Kit & Save With Deals Today Only!April 20, 2015nothing
HAPPY 420! Celebrate now by heading to Wiz's OFFICIAL WEBSTORE to get the Big Secret Tour T-Shirt for $10, free shipping on U.S. orders $42 and more!
Sign up to Wiz's mailing list and be the first to know about the latest news and special offers!","field_newsletter_id":"7448356","field_label_list_id":"50","field_display_rates":"0","field_preview_mode":"false","field_lbox_height":null,"field_lbox_width":null,"field_toaster_timeout":"60000 ","field_toaster_position":"From Top","field_turnkey_height":"1000","field_mailing_list_params_toast":null,"field_mailing_list_params_se":null}}]


text:
'You don't know it yet, but Happy Days are here again. And this time, they might just be for real. Happy Days? Last place in the Northeast Division, out of a playoff spot and already 13 points back of Ottawa? Yeah! And I love it!'
Look closely: Sabres are rebuilding their game on the fly
November 8, 2007 Submitted by
Via: LetsGoSabres.com


text:
No results within BMW
Try searching the entire site instead: /search
Try searching the entire site instead: /search
Let us help you find ""
We have access to everything, but we hand craft our website. So just because you don't see it here doesn't mean we can't get it for you.
Let us know what you need and someone from our product team will be in touch with a quote.
Enable JS for full experience, where you will be able to request this part.
Or give us a ring directly:


text:
Welcome to the forums.
Re-read the rules that you agreed to when you signed up. Also see the "stickied" threads at the top of the newbie section.
Also don't be afraid to search for yourself both here on the forums and google.
These things will make your stay more pleasant.
Furthermore post in the correct section! Not in the bugs and fixes section.
BackTrack 4 Bugs and Fixes Post bugs here. Even better, post FIXES here !


text:
Product Reference: 35888
Ensures that your Nexus 7 remains free from scratches
The invisibleSHIELD is the toughest, most durable gadget scratch protection film available on planet Earth. The film has its origins in the U.S. military, where it was used to protect the leading edges of helicopter blades from wear and tear while traveling hundreds of miles per hour.
The film is a clear, urethane plastic (invisible, invincible) with unique properties that allow it to provide self-healing qualities and unparalleled abrasion resistance.
Quick and easy to apply without bubbles
Coming with application instructions, the InvisibleSHIELD is easy to install in minimal time and with minimal fuss, allowing you to protect your Nexus 7 front and back without any air bubbles becoming trapped.
Transparent, allowing you to see Nexus 7 in all its beauty
InvisibleSHIELDs are completely transparent, allowing you to see the Nexus 7 the way it was designed to look, without covering it up inside a case.
Specifically made for Nexus 7 giving the perfect edge-to-edge fit
As this has been specifically made to fit the Google Nexus 7, the InvisibleSHIELD will give perfect protection, edge to edge.


text: What I would suggest is that you try running a web server, backtrack comes with apache out of the box, and then see if that works. The reason why I say that is because a browser goes to port 80 on a machine and tries to load it, but without anything listening on port 80, your BT machine will just silently ignore it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what I would suggest.


text:
To access members-only content on cta.org, please sign in below.
Register Now
By Bill Guy
Rick Morris
CTA's Good Teaching Conferences are outstanding professional development opportunities. Last month's Southern conference in Los Angeles had 1,225 educators learning more about Common Core standards, special education's impact on all teachers, and new ways to engage students. CTA members who lead workshops pass rigorous muster to share their knowledge, skills and expertise with colleagues. Here is a sampling of two members' presentations.
Simple Solutions to Classroom Management
A retired San Diego Education Association member, Rick Morris taught grades 4-6.
Session takeaways:
Good resources:
Want to know more?
E-mail Rick at email@example.com.
Refocus: The Most Powerful Solution to Problem Behavior
Moreno Valley Educators Association member Greg Solomon is an instrumental music teacher and coach at Vista Heights Middle School.
A great resource: www.timetoteach.com
Want to know more?
E-mail Greg at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Next article
Every child deserves a chance to learn and no child succeeds alone.
© 1999-


text:
Football Memorabilia
Shop our huge selection of football memorabilia including autographed footballs, autographed football jerseys, game used football memorabilia and more. All of our football memorabilia comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA) provided by a major sports authentication company such as PSA/DNA, Upper Deck, Global Authentics, Mounted Memories, and Steiner. Free shipping on orders over $150.
Tony Romo Autographed Auto GAI CoA Jersey Signed Dallas Cowboys Romo Hologram$600.00
Kurt Warner Auto Signed Replica Full Size Arizona Cardinals Helmet CoA$605.00
Joe Montana Dan Marino John Elway Johnny Unitas Signed Pro-Line Riddell Helmet


text:
by Haggar
Order now to get it by: Saturday August 12 - Monday August 14
This product ships with limited tracking information, and may take longer than usual to be delivered.
Condition: New
Product ID: 709474
Delivery Information |Returns & Exchanges |Payment Methods
Haggar Cool18 Collection
Insert Alt Text Here
Cool18: High-tech cool in classic comfort
The Cool18 collection combines classic Haggar styling with a revolutionary technology to enhance fabrics on a
molecular level. The result? Fabric that resists wrinkles, wicks away moisture, and resists static without sacrificing
comfort. Cool18's unique comfort technology and easy-care fabrications make the tops, shorts and slacks must-haves on
and off the course, even on the warmest of days. The Cool18 collection features a state-of-the-art fabric that meets
Haggar's most demanding standards.
Haggar Cool18 Gabardine Pants
Haggar Gabardine Pants are ideal for any situation and are crafted in a style, offering an array of core colors
that are the staple to any man's closet. These ultra-comfortable go-to pants draw moisture away from your skin, and
incorporate a hidden expandable waist for maximum comfort. With the Haggar Cool18 Gabardine Pants, you'll be ready for
anything. Great for casual, confident style—under any conditions.


text:
Downtown Charleston house fire under investigation
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
Charleston - The Charleston Fire Marshal is now investigating a fire that broke out late Sunday night at a downtown Charleston home.
The Charleston Fire Department was called to 174 Gordon Street just before 11:30 Sunday night.
Everyone was out of the home by the time fire crews arrived. No injuries have been reported.
The fire was under control by 11:42 p.m.
Photo Credit: Eric Limon Shutterstock
The photo used with this story is a stock image and does not necessarily depict the events described...


text:
'"We've got confidence we can score," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "I don't know if we've solved him. The thing about Hedberg is that he still made six or seven great saves in the game in odd-numbered situations and partial breakaways. He's been aggressive. He's taken away some great chances."'
Hedberg offers a moving target
May 2, 2001 Submitted by
Via: Buffalo News


text:
JEREMY JUSTESONAffiliation:
Saxophone Professor
Director, Wind Ensemble
Kutztown University
Executive Director
CASE Arts Group, Inc.
Artist's BiographyJeremy Justeson - Biography
Dr. Justeson has performed as an orchestral soloist and recitalist across the United States. In addition, he has appeared as a member of the San Antonio Symphony, Dallas Wind Symphony, Allentown Symphony, and the Aspen Festival Orchestra. Jeremy Justeson's performances have been broadcast on radio and television throughout the United States, Europe, and Australia. He has won first place awards in many young artist contests including the Sorantin International Young Artists Competition and the Kingsville International Young Performers Competition.
A native of San Diego, Jeremy Justeson received the Bachelor of Music degree from California State University, Fullerton, the Master of Music degree from Northwestern University, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree from The University of Texas at Austin. He has won first place awards in many young artist contests including the Sorantin International Young Artists Competition and the Kingsville International Young Performers Competition. As the winner of numerous concerto contests he has performed with the Peninsula, Downey, South Coast, and High Desert Symphonies, the CSU Fullerton Wind Ensemble, Cleveland Heights Chamber Orchestra, Austin Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Los Angeles Solo Repertory Orchestra.
His versatility as a woodwind performer not only includes the entire saxophone family, but also extends to the clarinet and flute. This versatility is evident in the various musical genres in which he performs; such as, musical theater, rock and roll, and contemporary classical music. Jeremy Justeson's primary saxophone teachers have included Dr. Frederick L. Hemke, James Rötter, and Harvey Pittel. He has also studied with clarinetists from the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Colorado Symphony, and the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Dr. Justeson actively advances the music of both established and up-and-coming composers. He can be heard performing new music in both academic and alternative art venues with the CASE Ensembles. The CASE Ensembles include the CASE Contemporary Ensemble, CASE Saxophone Quartet, and CASE DUO, of which Jeremy Justeson is a founding member. A proponent of new music, Jeremy Justeson has premiered numerous pieces and has worked with many of the day's leading composers including Phillip Glass, Donald Grantham, John Harbison, Karel Husa, Rob Smith, David Maslanka, James Mobberly, Gunther Schuller, David Del Tredici, and Dan Welcher.
Dr. Justeson currently serves as Associate Professor, Director of the Single Reed Studio, and Director of Bands at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.


text:
The ISKA-MMA is a sanctioning body not governing body.
The ISKA-MMA DO NOT promote events, they sanction them, and provide officials etc.
The results will be sent to Sherdog as they are used by the top orgs worldwide.
The ISKA-MMA is here to offer a service for MMA fighters, promoters and camps.
I took a long look at the UK MMA scene after being involved from the mid 90's and decided last year that I would get involved with the ISKA-MMA instead of any of the 'Brand' style MMA set ups.
The people behind the ISKA-UK where the ones that got me into Japan in 1994, so I have been working with them for a long time. I like to work with people who do what they say and dont rely on talked up bravado, then it all comes to nothing.
The ISKA-MMA offer a friendly helpful service that has a long history within pro-combat sports world-wide and has great links to many top organisations in Japan and the USA.
The UK MMA scene need a quiet, reliable, consistent sanctioning body that allows the 'Brand' to do the promoting while the sanctioning body take care of the behind the scenes aspect of the sport.
For more info on the ISKA-MMA, please visit www.iska.org.uk
Lee H


text:
Your shopping cart is empty!
Racing 2010-11 home celeste/white stripe shirt.Features embroidered team crest and screened on Olympikus logo,sublimated sponsors in front and back.Dry Action fabric with mesh panels to keep you dry and cool.Comes with official N&N of Bieler #16.100% polyester.
|Name and Number
Soccerplus first opened in 1994. We were one of the first soccer websites to hit the webView more
Address: 1640 E. Washington Blvd.
Pasadena, Ca 91104, USA
Phone: 1-800-945-7291
Get Direct


text:
NFL Draft > 2010 Prospects > WR > Taylor Price
Taylor Price Scouting Report
|Ohio Bobcats
|Jersey Number:
|Height & Weight:
|6'1 - 209 lbs.
2010 NFL Combine Results
|40-Yard Dash
|Bench press
|Vertical jump
2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Taylor Price, WR, Ohio
Taylor Price is not very well known outside of the Mid-American Conference (especially since the Bobcats of Ohio would prefer to keep the ball on the ground), but Price has had a solid career in Athens. As a true freshman he was thrown into the mix and caught nine passes for 77 yards, and also returned some kick-offs and punts. In 2007 his role was expanded: He caught 33 passes for 464 yards and four touchdowns, but he did a lot more than that. In addition to catching the ball and returning some kicks, Price also carried the ball six times for 23 yards and threw two passes for 50 yards and a touchdown. In 2008 Price set a school record by catching 14 passes against Wyoming and ended the season ranking fourth all-time catching 51 passes in a single season. Those 51 catches went for 694 yards and five touchdowns. Through 11 games in 2009, Price is putting up similar numbers during his senior campaign. He has 48 receptions for 639 yards and five scores. Price will continue to go under the radar since he plays on a team that lacks a history of successful receivers at any level. His numbers are not that great and never will be at Ohio, but he is a good receiver who runs good routes and has a decent combination of size and speed. He may not get drafted very high, but he could turn into a decent third or fourth receiver in the NFL.
Last Updated Nov-23-2009 by Joel Welser
2 Comments | Add Yours
Prediction: 1st Round
Senior WR Taylor Price leads Ohio University in total receiving yards, yards per game after 4 games. Averaging 16 yards per catch with a per game total of 84 yards. An outstanding Size/Speed combination, the 6' 1" / 212 pound Price is regarded as a very precise route runner and has been clocked at 4.3 in the 40.
Posted by:
kirkmo 10/02/09 09:11 AM
kirkmo 10/02/09 09:11 AM
Prediction: 2nd Round
Bust. I don't get the hype. Doesn't do it for me at all.
Posted by:
jnols 04/16/10 09:47 PM
jnols 04/16/10 09:47 PM


text:
DuraMax® 10x8' WoodBridge Vinyl Shed with Foundation
Item # WX2-130906
DuraMax® 10x8' WoodBridge Vinyl Shed with Foundation
Item # WX2-130906
You May Also Like
Vortex Viper PST Gen II, 5-25x50mm, EBR-4 MOA Reticle, Rifle ScopeNon-Member $999.99
Vortex Razor HD Gen II, 1-6x24mm, JM-1 BDC, Rifle ScopeNon-Member $1399.99
Nikon LaserForce 10x42 Rangefinder BinocularsNon-Member $1199.95
Wolf WPA PolyFormance, 7.62x39mm, HP, 123 Grain, 1,000 RoundsBuyer's Club $199.49 Non-Member $209.99
Guide Gear Men's Performance Short Sleeve Polo ShirtBuyer's Club $13.49 Non-Member $14.99
Winchester Varmint HV, .22 WMR, Polymer Tip V-Max, 30 Grain, 50 RoundsBuyer's Club $14.29 Non-Member $14.99
- Details & Specs
DuraMax® 10x8' WoodBridge Vinyl Shed... AFFORDABLE storage with a contemporary and tough design!
An easy-to-assemble, no-hassle storage solution. Wide enough to store bikes, mowers, heck... even smaller boats would fit! 482 cu. ft. with plenty of headroom. The attractive design beautifies your yard while maximizing space for all your yard tools or garden essentials.
Constructed of all-weather vinyl for maintenance-free design that won't rust, dent, rot, mildew or fade! The super-sturdy wall columns are reinforced with a solid metal structure providing strength while also making it easy to hang shelves or garden tools. Wind tested to stand up to 115 M.P.H. winds and 1,500 pounds of snow, so no matter how much Mother Nature huff and puffs, this Shed won't blow down. For best results, DuraMax® also recommends using the foundation kit.
An attractive, dependable storage option:
- Assembles in 4-5 hours (2 people recommended)
- Double doors measure approx. 5 ft. wide to fit most equipment
- Fire retardant
- Approx. 7' from top of roof to ground.
Order ONLINE Now!
Please Note: This is a Heavy / Bulky item. $240.00 for heavy / bulky shipping and handling will be charged in addition to regular shipping and handling. This item will be shipped by commercial carrier curbside. $75.00 for curbside delivery (i.e., liftgate delivery to the curb) is included in the heavy / bulky shipping and handling charge. Ships in 1 box: 30" x 30" x 30", 419 lbs. High-value orders require a physical street address, otherwise insurance costs will be added to the shipping total.
- Reviews
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Articles & Tips


text:
shipley architects, dallas
These homeowners, who travel frequently, wanted to see the stars from their bed. Dan Shipley, FAIA, the designer of their existing house, "encouraged them to be a little daring" in how they got their wish. And so they gained a new master suite that takes advantage of the site's gentle slope to reach toward the sky. The new addition connects to the existing house via a 24-foot ramp that resembles those oh-so-familiar airport Jetways.
Insulating, structural, and lightweight freezer panels form a building that Shipley says "barely touches the land," just as he'd hoped. But the material was new to the firm and required some on-the-job education. One thing the architects learned is that the panels won't accept nails. To clad the building, they designed ipe wood battens and had them screwed into the panels to hold down sections of sheet metal on the exteriors and fiber-cement boards inside. White pegboard was an easy solution for finishing the interior ceilings, since the screws could be placed in any hole without disturbing the material's symmetrical pattern.
The architects' pains to render the panels into an airy structure were worth the effort. Said one juror: "It's honest, and the details are beautiful."
principal in charge: Dan Shipley, FAIA, Shipley Architects
project designer: Brian Burger, Shipley Architects
general contractors: Shipley Architects and Mark Huss, Eulogy
project size: 882 square feet (addition only)
site size: Approximately 160 acres
construction cost: $198 per square foot
photography: Charles Davis Smith


text:
A9 TV, 25 May 2012
There are two important hadiths in the poetry collection of Hazrat Ali (pbuh); "My son! Expect the Just Mahdi when the Turks pour forth." Who is the Mahdi together with? With the Turks. Follow the Just Mahdi. What has he got to do with the Turks, they ask. Look! Hazrat Ali (pbuh) tells us. The Mahdi (pbuh) will come from among the Turks, insha'Allah. "The Mahdi," says Hazrat Ali, "bears the name of Muhammed, his ancestor in the female line." Who are the female line of Rasulullah (saas)? The Beni Adnan. He calls our Prophet (saas) Mustafa Adnan. Hazrat Ali (pbuh) says that the Prophet's (saas) surname is Adnan. He says his first name is Mustafa, and his surname is Adnan. "He bears the name of Muhammed, his ancestor in the female line." He says his name is that of the female line of Rasulullah (saas). The female line are the Beni Adnan.
In verse 33 of Surat az-Zukhruf Almighty Allah says;
"Were it not that mankind might all become one community," were there not a danger of everyone being irreligious and having no faith, "We would have given those who reject the All-Merciful silver roofs to their houses and silver stairways to ascend. and silver doors to their houses and silver couches on which to recline, and gold ornaments." I create them all, says Allah. "All that is merely the trappings of the life of the world." "But the hereafter with your Lord is for those who have piety."
Allah describes the reason for the economic crisis. "I create the economic crisis," says Allah. "I create it on purpose," says Allah "because otherwise people will unite in rebellion against Me," He says. They would be irreligious, He says. "So they beg and beseech Me," Allah says in another verse. "I produce the economic crisis," He says. The whole world has come together, but they cannot find a solution to the economic crisis. This shows the secret might of Allah. They cannot find a solution despite taking all possible measures. This is something metaphysical and a great miracle. The economy was doing just fine, then something happened and the same banks and the same nations that had been prospering and everything became paralyzed. Everyone adopts various measures, but there is no solution. This will last for so long as Allah wishes. Currently, it will go on until 2014. Then, since an age of turning to Islam and the Qur'an will begin, Allah will gradually begin lifting the economic crisis because people return to Allah. Otherwise He could easily swamp the whole world, insha'Allah.
The bigots have gone crazy and are doing all they can to stop the growth of Islam. The communists support these bigots in many countries and encourage them to do filthy things. Their mentality is one of "Let people hate Muslims so the battle of Armageddon against Muslims can begin right away," they. They foolishly continue backing the bigots.
Hazrat Ali says, "The followers of the Mahdi are like the autumn clouds, they will gather everywhere." He says, "There will be one,two or three from each tribe, until their numbers reach nine." And people ask, "Where does the name A9 come from?" That is where it comes from. "Thanks be to Allah, I know the name of the Mahdi, their leader, and where they will go...." "He is one of my descendants." From the line of Hazrat Ali (pbuh). Hazrat Hassan and Hussein are not the only children of Hazrat Ali (pbuh). That is a misconception. Abu Hanefe was also one of his children, for instance. I am descended from him. People imagine that Hassan and Hussein were his only children, but that is not correct, insha'Allah.
Abu Hamza revealed, "One day, someone approached Muhammed bin Hanefiyye." He approached the head of my line, my forebear. "Salaam Alaikum, O Mehdi" he said. Ibn Hanefiyye said; "You are right. I am a Mahdi in terms of guiding people to happiness and the true path. But I am not the great Mahdi (pbuh) of the End Times. In order for people not to misunderstand, when you greet me, say 'Salaam Alaikum, O, Muhammed or O, Abu Kasim. Do not address me by any other name."2012-08-02 11:13:19


text:
202 N. Park Avenue, Apopka, FL 32703
ph: 407-889-4711 / fax: 407-889-7742
We are a private Family Medicine group practice established in 1986. We are dedicated to serving our patients with the highest quality care in a professional and compassionate manner. Treating patients from newborns to the elderly and providing state of the art care for acute illness, chronic medical problems as well as minor outpatient surgical procedures.
Park Avenue Medical is a leader among Florida health-care providers, respected for its expertise, innovation in health-care delivery and quality of care. While discussions of health frequently focus on competition and managed costs, Park Avenue Medical has not lost sight of the people behind the numbers or its mission to serve patients with the latest procedures and treatments. The medical staff is comprised of more than five Board Certified Physicians, a Physician-Assistant and a Registered Nurse. With advanced technologies available right at our fingertips, we are able to provide the most comprehensive approach to both diagnosis and treatment.
Park Avenue Medical is currently seeking both accreditation and NCQA PCMH recognition. We have our own registered nurse who works with comprehensive programs such as heart failure, COPD, and other chronic medical problems. She is here to assist patients with everything from questions and medications, hospital discharge planning and health education.
When you arrive at our office, you may be asked to pay deductibles, co-insurance, and non-covered amounts prior to service. Park Avenue Medical is a preferred provider meaning we contract with almost all insurance companies. However, if we are not a preferred provider for your plan, you will most likely be subjected to higher co-payment or percentages of your bill.
If Park Avenue Medical is not in your provider's network, you will be responsible for the bill portion not paid for by your insurance.
Upon arrival it is a good idea to have your Advance Directives (including Living will and Medical Powers of Attorney for Healthcare) with you.
If you do not have any of these, please take the time to find out more about these forms by clicking here.
If you have any additional questions concerning these forms please call our office at (407) 889-4711 and speak with the social worker.
A short, easy questionnaire that provides us with information and insight on our patients' view of the services we provide.
Our goal is to use survey results to design and track quality improvement over time,and identify ways of improving the practice.
At Park Avenue Medical, your physician works with a team of other health care professionals and helps you and your family members actively participate in your own health.
As your providers, we ensure that you receive easily accessible, continuous and coordinated care for all your medical needs, especially between medical visits.
Monday: 7:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday -Friday: 7:00am - 5:00pm
Walk-in clinic for established patients
Monday - Thursday:
7:00am - 8:00am & 1:00pm - 2:00pm
7:00am - 8:00am & 12:00pm - 2:00pm
8:00am - 10:00am
Please subscribe to our newsletter.
© 2012 Park Avenue Medical -|- Privacy Policy -|- site by Orlando Website Design


text:
Your browser does not support iframes.
The former Levy County Sheriff's lieutenant who attacked and held his ex-girlfriend prisoner for 10 hours, beating and raping her, will spend 30 years in prison followed by 15 years sex offender probation with electronic monitoring.
It was an ordeal that the victim told the court had left her filled with shame, guilt, self-loathing; unable to look at a 9-mm gun and unable to be around crowds; robbed of her spark and desire in life. "I feel I cannot trust anyone," she said.
Lamont Lewis Nelson, 32, designated a sexual predator for his conviction in 1999 on sexual battery on a child under the age of 12, has registered his home address with the Levy County Sheriff's Office. By Florida law Nelson is required to notify law enforcement whenever he changes or establishes a new address.
Nelson, convicted in Highlands County, was just released from prison and has registered his address as: 12451 N.E. 108 Terr., Archer.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
Two people were arrested Thursday in connection with burglaries in and around Chiefland where residents lost guns, a pressure washer and checks that were used to purchase goods that were later returned for cash, according to a Levy Sheriff's Office spokesman.
Levy County Sheriff's Detectives Jimmy Anderson and Mike Wilkinson arrested John Wayne Pipkin, 36, and Kelly Michelle Colson, 28, are accused of break-ins that started in November 2012.
Editor's note: Some details of this story may be disturbing.
An arrest was made Thursday in the death of DeAnna Lee Stires, the young woman found in the woods east of Otter Creek by hunters.
Byron Lee Boutin, 50, of Homosassa was arrested Wednesday and charged with second degree murder and being a felon in possession of a .38 pistol, according to an arrest report on the Citrus County Sheriff's Office website.
n Wayne Lyle Allman, battery with two prior convictions, 270 days with credit for 66 days served. Must pay civil judgment and jail fund.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
A Chiefland woman is dead as the result of an accident on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on Northwest 55th Avenue, two miles north of County Road 330, according to a Florida Highway Patrol press release.
Jo-Ann Braswell Bailey, 66, died at Shands Hospital at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
She was driving a 2003 Pontiac mini-van southbound on Northwest 55th Avenue as William A. Graden, 28, of Chiefland was attempting to back a 1997 Freightliner semi and flatbed from the northbound lane into a driveway.
n Jessica Marie Schaffer, cocaine sale within 1,000 feet of school and opium or derivative trafficking, nolle pros; cocaine sale within 1,000 feet of specified place changed to sale of controlled substance, 10 years drug offender probation; opium or derivative trafficking changed to possession of controlled substance, 5 years drug offender probation; served concurrently. Must pay civil judgment.
Copyright © 2017
The Chiefland Citizen is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Levy County and Chiefland Florida, and the surrounding area.


text:
60 Minutes followed up the three Grammy Awards Coldplay won this past Sunday night with a nice profile piece on the band. All well and good but eagle eye Chadsirc, a Sharpie Susan Twitter follower, spotted Sharpies at the band's studio. Seems lead singer Chris Martin uses them to doodle on the piano:
Kroft: You have notes written on the piano?
Martin: Yeah, look, but this is just the beginning. In six months, this will all be covered.
Kroft: And you have to repaint the piano?
Martin: Yeah. When we finish something, we repaint.
Here's an excerpt, and below is the great shot of Sharpie that appeared in the segment, followed by the full 60 Minutes interview.


text:
eMule 0.48A Beta 2
What Is the FileHippo Safety Guarantee?
We know how important it is to stay safe online so FileHippo is using virus scanning technology provided by Avira to help ensure that all downloads on FileHippo are safe. The program you are about to download is safe to be installed on your device.
Ornis: Changed to wizzard to set file proper file permission on installed config files
.: Fixed another Bug in the SourceExchange, which caused eMule to not response to requests in certain cases [Xman1]
.: Sorting for cumulative stats in the sharedfiles list is now properly remembered when restarting eMule
.: The "Disable UDP" and Enable "Kad" options now exclude eachother [leuk_he]
.: Fixed a bug in UPnP when the UDP port has been disabled by the user [leuk_he]
.: IRC optional serverports should work prorperly now
.: Fixed a bug in IRC when receiving ed2k links from other users
.: Added a excess flood protection for eMule IRC responses
.: The Spam indicator icon has been replaced [icon by Daan]
.: The first time wizzard is now using the proper ports when testing UPnP in case a user has changed the ports in the wizzard
.: Fixed eMule (error-)handling for files whose paths exceed the operation system pathlength limit
.: If eMule started the Windows UPnP Service but failed to forward ports via UPnP it will shutdown the service afterwards
.: Added an option to disable smileys
.: Fixed a small memleak in the smileyselector window


text:
Brevard, N.C. - Running Meets Music, the First Jack Daniels Concert to benefit runners at Brevard College, went off with a smash this past Saturday evening at the Porter Center for Performing Arts.
Featuring various song styles including Broadway, Americana and opera favorites, as well as a surprise performance by the BC cross country and track team, the evening was filled with laughter, smiles and fun all around.
"One of the things that struck me," said Dr. Daniels, "was our team was impressed by the quality of the singing at the event, while the singers were also impressed with the runners' poise and talents throughout the evening. Both groups really enjoyed working together in this event."
"The singers and the runners did not want to leave," added Nancy Daniels. "The runners were especially excited as the performers volunteered their time to come just for them, and they were excited about the community support shown to them throughout the evening."
The evening started with an introduction of Dr. Jack Daniels, the Brevard College Head Cross Country and Track & Field coach, by the emcee of evening, Mrs. Carole Futrelle. Following his opening remarks, freshman Angela Canale took the floor with three back-up dancers as she opened the evening with a rap about Willy Wonka and the golden tickets to the delight of the audience.
Following their performance, Dr. Ann Nagell took the floor and accompanied the three artists of the evening, Ms. Andrea Howland-Myers, Ms. Rachael Hirsch and Ms. Sarah Tupper Daniels as the trio opened with Lift Thine Eyes from Elijah. Ms. Daniels and Ms. Hirsch followed with the duet Belle Nuit from The Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach and the singers' voices captivated the crowd throughout the evening as the event proceeded.
Notable performances on the evening included Gustav Mahler's Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen, performed by Ms. Hirsch, whose emotional, intense interpretation left the audience in stunned awe. The audience was also surprised by Gioacchino Rossini's interpretation of a catfight in Duetto Buffo di due gatti as performed by Ms. Daniels and Ms. Hirsch. The audience was also visibly entertained by the comedic presentation of Adele's Laughing Song performed by Ms. Howland-Myers and The Girl in 14G performed by Ms. Daniels.
The BC runners also made various appearances throughout the evening as a course specially designed by Dr. Daniels led several runners through the Porter Center and on to the stage where they provided comedic timing and energy to the evening through their friendly banter with Dr. Daniels and the performers.
"I have worked at the college level a number of years as a pianist and have never coordinated a program for runners and musicians," commented Dr. Nagell. "It was great to see the students willing to jump in and perform with the musicians and their stage antics had both sides energized throughout the evening."
All in all, the evening was a successful fundraiser for the BC cross country and track & field teams. Dr. Daniels and the runners would like to thank the following sponsors and supporters for all of their help in making this evening special: Dr. Ann Nagell, for artistic guidance and program accompaniment, The UPS Store, Theophilus Gifts and Fashions, Sherri L. Summers, Licensed Esthetician, Main Street Ltd, Quotations Coffee Café, Co-Ed Cinemas, Country Creations and the Blue Ridge Bakery.


text:
COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The Lindsey Wilson
College community kicked off a five-year celebration of writing
earlier this semester. Dubbed "Lindsey Writes," the initiative that
reaches across the college's curriculum aims to help students
become better writers to "explore ideas, clarify thoughts, develop
and communicate knowledge and engage themselves as global
The "Lindsey Writes" kick-off events, which were held Jan.
28-31, included an open house in the college's Katie Murrell
Library and writing center -- two departments that are central to
the initiative -- and a t-shirt toss at Biggers Sports Center. More
events will be held throughout the semester, including talks by
guest speakers and discussions led by LWC faculty and
To read more about "Lindsey
Writes," click here.


text:
There are currently no items in your cart.
The American Cocker Spaniel is often called the Cocker Spaniel. It is the smallest dog in the sporting category. It is easily recognizable for its upturned nose and long feathering on its ears, legs, tail, and torso. Great for families.
Dog Beds
Dog Boots & Shoes
Dog Bowls & Diners
Dog Carriers
Dog Clothes
Dog Coats
Dog Collars
Dog Costumes
Dog Crates
Dog Dresses
Dog Fashion Accessories
Dog Fitness
Dog Food
Dog Gates
Dog Goggles
Dog Grooming
Dog Harnesses
Dog Health
Dog Home Décor
Dog Hoodies
Dog Houses & Pens
Dog ID Tags
Dog Leashes
Dog Medical and Mobility
Dog Outdoor
Dog Ramps & Stairs
Dog Safety
Dog Shirts
Dog Sports Team Gear
Dog Strollers
Dog Sweaters
Dog Toys
Dog Training
Dog Travel
Dog Treats
For Dog Lovers and Gifts
Funny Dog Shirts
Senior Dogs


text:
Udaipur Overview
You can reach Udaipur from Coimbatore by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
Once the capital of the Rajputs of Mewar, Udaipur stands out like a gem in the deserts of Rajasthan with artificial lakes and imposing palaces. When you book a taxi from to Udaipur, you have the option to take in the sights of the city. Visit Sajjangarh Palace which looks over Lake Pichola and marvel at the Peacock patterns of the city palace on a holiday to this heritage city. Travel to the most sought after destinations by booking a cab in Udaipur and availing car rental services at Savaari. With Savaari, you can travel comfortably to the most popular locations from Udaipur. Savaari provides you the best taxi service in Udaipur and across all the 62 cities in India where Savaari operates. Travel with family or friends but hire a car of your choice from Savaari. We provide you very affordable cab services in Udaipur as our taxi fare is very attractive in the city. Book cabs in Udaipur at the best rates. You can also book cabs or taxi for local travel in Udaipur. Get the best services for car rentals in Udaipur by booking a cab at Savaari. Book cabs in Udaipur or taxi in Udaipur by choosing a car of your interest. Do call us on 090 4545 0000 for any queries or details with respect to taxi booking in Udaipur. You can book taxi for many great routes from Udaipur. Our few top routes from Udaipur are Udaipur to Nathdwara, Udaipur to Mount Abu, Udaipur to Chittorgarh, Udaipur to Jodhpur and Udaipur to Kumbhalgarh. . Book cabs in Udaipur


text:
Sort By: Most Popular Price (Low) Price (High) Star Rating New
Carhartt Henley Shirts
Carhartt henley shirts are great for anybody who prefers a little more room in the neck. These shirts are made with premium Carhartt fabrics and construction to ensure quality and comfort.
No Results Found.
No Results Found.


text:
A chronic subdural hematoma is an "old" collection of blood and blood breakdown products between the surface of the brain and its outermost covering (the dura). The chronic phase of a subdural hematoma begins several weeks after the first bleeding.
Subdural hemorrhage - chronic; Subdural hematoma - chronic; Subdural hygroma
A subdural hematoma develops when the tiny veins that run between the dura and surface of the brain (bridging veins) tear and leak blood. This is usually the result of a mild head injury.
A collection of blood then forms over the surface of the brain. In a chronic subdural collection, blood leaks from the veins slowly over time, or a fast hemorrhage is left to clear up on its own.
A subdural hematoma is more common in the elderly because of normal brain shrinkage that occurs with aging. This shrinkage stretches and weakens the bridging veins. These veins are more likely to break in the elderly, even after a minor head injury. You or your family may not remember any injury that could explain it.
Risks include:
In some cases, there may be no symptoms However, depending on the size of the hematoma and where it presses on the brain, any of the following symptoms may occur:
Your health care provider will ask questions about your medical history. The physical exam will carefully check your brain and nervous system to check for problems with:
Because the symptoms and signs are often subtle, if there is any suspicion of a hematoma, a head CT or head MRI scan will be done to further evaluate your symptoms.
The goal of treatment is to control symptoms and reduce or prevent permanent damage to the brain. Anticonvulsant medications such as carbamazepine, lamotrigine or levetiracetam may be used to control or prevent seizures.
Surgery may be needed. This may include drilling small holes in the skull to relieve pressure and allow blood and fluids to be drained. Large hematomas or solid blood clots may need to be removed through a larger opening in the skull (craniotomy).
Hematomas that do not cause symptoms may not require treatment.
Chronic subdural hematomas that cause symptoms usually do not heal on their own over time. They often require surgery, especially when there are neurologic problems, seizures, or chronic headaches.
Some chronic subdural hematomas return after drainage, and more surgeries may be needed.
Call your doctor or nurse immediately if you or someone else has symptoms of chronic subdural hematoma. For example, call if you see symptoms of confusion, weakness, or numbness weeks or months after a head injury in an older person.
Take the person to the emergency room or call 911 if the person:
Avoid head injuries by using seat belts, bicycle and motorcycle helmets, and hard hats when appropriate.
Stippler M. Trauma of the nervous system: craniocerebral trauma.In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 50B.
Ling GSF. Traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 406.


text:
Schapelle Corby will be free to come home to Australia almost three years earlier if she serves out her sentence in prison rather than applying for parole.
In effect, parole actually increases the length of Corby's sentence because she would lose the benefit of remissions for good behaviour of up to eight months per year, and she will be required to serve an extra 12 months in Bali receiving "guidance".
Documents obtained by news service AAP show that, on parole, she would not be eligible to come home until March 24, 2018, though she would be living outside Kerobokan prison in Bali. If the convicted drug smuggler elects to stay in prison, she could return to Australia as early as August 2015, assuming she continues receiving time off for good behaviour.
The official confirmation from the Bali Corrections Board, BAPAS, presents a stark choice for the Corby family, which now has passed most of the other tests required for for a parole application.
Corby signed documents last week stating that, on parole, she would not use or distribute drugs, that she would report to the corrections board at least monthly, and that she would "dress neatly and appropriately for the officials".
She will also be subject to snap inspections of her sister Mercedes' home by the corrections board.
"If I cannot fulfill those requirements, I'm ready to be sent back to prison to undergo the rest of the sentence," Corby confirms in the documents.
She has also agreed to live with sister Mercedes and brother-in-law Wayan Widiartha. Corrections officers who visted Corby in prison last week said she had told them she'd be productively employed designing bikinis for Wayan's surf shop, according to the head of BAPAS, Ketut Artha.
The fact that she has signed the documents suggests the family has determined to apply for parole soon. Further supporting that is the news revealed by Fairfax Media on Saturday that Mercedes has been inquiring about paying the 100 million rupiah ($10,700) financial penalty which is another part of Corby's sentence.
The corrections board supports Corby's bid for parole based on interviews with her at the jail last week, and an inspection of Mercedes' home in Kuta. But while the recommendation from BAPAS is crucial, it is not a guarantee that parole would be granted.
The recommendation will now be passed on to the Law and Human Rights Ministry, but a parole board still needs to be constituted and agree that she should be released. A decision to release Corby on parole is also likely to have political implications for the Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who is already heavily criticised and accused of giving the western prisoner "special treatment" by granting a five-year reduction in Corby's sentence last year.
A final decision from the parole system will not come for up to three months after Corby applies for parole. Another hurdle remains with her immigration status: though some Indonesian laws suggest foreign prisoners can be given parole, others say they cannot, and that released prisoners must immediately be deported. That conflict remains unresolved.
Corby, who was caught in 2004 attempting to smuggle more than 4.1kg of marijuana into Bali, was sentenced to 20 years in jail but had her prison term slashed by five years by Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
She has been eligible to apply for parole since last August but has not yet done so.
With AAP


text: OverviewBack to top Protica Nutritional Research - Isometric RTD Meal Replacement Perfectly Balanced Apple Pie - 3.2 oz. Item# :120969UPC# :833423003804 Brand:Protica Nutritional Research Size/Form:3.20 oz. Ship Weight:0.20 Servings:1 Dosage:3.20 oz. Flavor:Apple Pie Protica Nutritional Research - Isometric RTD Meal Replacement Perfectly Balanced Apple Pie - 3.2 oz. (95 ml) Protica Nutritional Research Isometric Perfectly Balanced Apple Pie Ready To Drink Meal Replacement is indicated for a broad range of special medical needs. It is also used to support a healthy lifestyle. IsoMetric is the world's smallest and most balanced ready-to-drink meal replacement. Isometric delivers a synergistic balance of low-glycemic macronutrients (protein, carbohydrates and essential fatty acids), two full servings of fruits and vegetables, 10 grams of prebiotic dietary fiber, 6 grams of essential fatty acids (Omega-3 and Omega-6), and a complete spectrum of 27 vitamins and minerals -- in just over 3 fluid ounces. For health and exercise enthusiasts, Isometric conveniently provides: 20 grams of protein 20 grams of low-glycemic carbohydrates 9 grams of omega-rich fatty acids 10 grams of prebiotic dietary fiber one full serving of fruit one full serving of vegetables 27 vitamins and minerals This is provided in 3.2 fluid ounce ready-to-drink vial. For medical patients with special protein needs, Isometric provides critical nutrition. Isometric may be administered orally or via feeding tube. Orally, it can be consumed by itself as a ready-to-drink beverage. It may also be mixed with other foods, beverages (any temperature), or supplements. Isometric meal replacement therapy is recommended for patients when high-density nutrition (i.e. maximum grams of protein per fluid ounce), moderate caloric intake, low glycemic index, low allergen content, high bioavailability, or excellent palatability is a critical requirement. Oftentimes, patients with special dietary requirements have difficulty consuming protein, oils, vegetables and fruits because they cannot tolerate the taste, the volume, the allergens, the texture, or the protein structure (eg. large or denatured protein molecules). Isometric addresses these challenges by providing 20 grams of Actinase in a ready-to-drink form with a complete balance of necessary macronutrients and micronutrients. Actinase is an all-natural protein compound with the following characteristics: PalatableActinase has a very neutral organoleptic profile (i.e. the characteristics related to the sense of taste and smell). Actinase also has a smooth texture. These features provide the foundation for the palatable flavors without the use of heavy flavorings or sweeteners. HypoallergenicTo understand how and why Actinase is hypoallergenic, a brief explanation of hydrolization is required. Actinase undergoes a process called enzymatic hydrolysis. This process breaks protein molecules into smaller units called peptides. The average molecular weight of the peptides in Actinase is 1,400 daltons ("dalton" is the unit of measurement for atomic weight). The human body can readily digest and absorb peptides, which is why they are also used in infant formulas. A byproduct of the hydrolization process is that many of the allergens typically found in proteins are removed. Highly BioavailableActinase is easy to digest because the protein molecules are enzymatically hydrolyzed to form peptides (i.e. small protein molecules). Peptides are easier for the body to digest and assimilate. ConcentratedThe molecular structure of Actinase is extremely dense, making Isometric the most concentrated protein beverage on the market. Isometric provides more protein per ounce than any other beverage. This unique characteristic allows patients to consume ample amounts of protein in a very small fluid volume (eg. 25 grams of protein in 3.2 fluid ounces). Protica's Pledge Protica pledges excellence in everything they make and market, providing you with the safest, most effective and highest-quality products. They promise to improve Their products through innovation, diligent research and development and an unyielding commitment to be the very best. Protica pledges courteous, efficient and ethical behavior and practices; respect for your interests; and an open door. They pledge to build and uphold the trust and goodwill that are the foundation of successful business relationships. Protica pledges conscientious citizenship, a helping hand for worthwhile causes and constructive action that supports a clean and healthy environment. They pledge Protica to the highest standard of moral and ethical behavior and to policies and practices that fully embody the responsibility, integrity and decency required of free enterprise if it is to merit and maintain the confidence of their society.


text:
I don't really know what's wrong with me. Maybe it's a huge knock in confidence and the fear of getting my head kicked in, haha!
I used to really love training. I did tae kwon do and then jeet kune do. I used to train every day without fail and for about 5/6 years.
However I had a huge knock in my confidence, then quickly after a sudden shortage of cash to pay for lessons/fuel to get there, and then my job took over my life and I had no time left for anything! After this I then went through depression and again that seemed to take over. Since January I've been pulling myself together and sorting my life out so that's good
Anyway, I suddenly realised it's been 4 years since I did anything!!! Not even running! How did that happen???
So, I want to get back into training. I want my fitness up, stamina up, I want to remember how to do locks, sweeps etc and well....i just want to get good again, basically.
However, I've sort of hit a mental wall and I just can't get past it. I start off my training with enthusiasm, I do maybe the first 30 minutes with enthusiasm, and then suddenly something in me just quits. I can't explain it. One moment I'm feeling fine and starting to get on with things, the next I am somehow sitting on the floor feeling fed up and unhappy. I just lose all the enthusiasm and feel like I just can't move anymore.
Is there anyone on here that can give me any ideas on what I can do to get past this? It's definitely NOT physical - it's a mental problem. I do get tired and while getting tired may well be a small factor in it, I believe it's more than that.
Or has anyone else ever reached what feels like a "wall" before?? any tips on how to get past it??
Oh and..... HI!!!


text:
The Biennial Festival of music, arts and shalom that is M'korstock will take place on June 2nd on the grounds of Congregation M'kor Shalom. The daylong event is in large part an homage to Woodstock.
The Biennial Festival of music, arts and shalom that is M'korstock will take place on June 2nd on the grounds of Congregation M'kor Shalom. The daylong event is in large part an homage to Woodstock, right down to the graphics, which feature a dove sitting on a guitar neck just like the one used in the original posters for Woodstock.
The biggest name to appear will be Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary fame.
This year's festival marks the third such festival for the Reform congregation. According to Michelle Bross, 54, co-chair of the program, the community was batting around ideas for a new community event for the summer of 2009, which coincided with the 40th anniversary of Woodstock. And like Woodstock, which went beyond music, community and mud, the synagogue wanted to include crafts, vendors and alternative entertainment for its family-friendly festival.
The School of Ruach Youth Choir, led by M'kor Shalom's cantor, Anita Hochman, will kick off the day. It is comprised of congregation members, as well as singers from churches, synagogues and nonprofit organizations from across New Jersey, including Antioch Baptist Church, Morningstar Baptist Church, Kerygma, Bethel Baptist Church, Har Sinai Temple of Pennington, H.E.R.I.T.A.G.E., Inc. of Plainfield, and First Baptist of Somerset.
There will also be performances by one of Philadelphia's favorite singer-songwriters, Chana Rothman; the klezmer-inflected jazz of the Chamsin ensemble; the alt-folk Jewishly infused music of Hannah Spiro, a Washington, D.C., native who is currently studying at Reconstructionist Rabbinical College; and the jazz-tinged rock of Brooklyn-based Eric Komar.
There is one way that M'korstock trumps Woodstock musically: Peter Yarrow will be performing in Cherry Hill, something he never did at Yasgur's Farm, although he was at the 1969 event, as the sound mixer for The Band.
The 74-year-old Yarrow is responsible, along with the other two-thirds of Peter, Paul and Mary — Paul Stookey and Mary Travers — for some of the most cherished songs to come out of the 1960s, including "Leaving on a Jet Plane," "Day Is Done," and one of the most popular children's songs of all time, "Puff the Magic Dragon."
Yarrow also wrote the anthem for the Soviet Jewry movement, "Light One Candle."
"I did it at the request of Paul and Mary, for a concert on the third night of Chanukah," he recalls about his 1983 composition. "They wanted me to write it because I was the only Jewish member of the group."
Yarrow, whose nonprofit organization, Operation Respect, which has taught civility and conflict resolution strategies to millions of children in schools around the world — including dozens of Israeli institutions — credits his Jewish upbringing in New York with inspiring his lifelong commitment to helping others.
"I have found that many of the things I embrace and that I have written about are very Jewish," he says. "My way of life follows tikkun olam; it's right there at the center of what I'm up to, and as the years pass, I find out just how Jewish I am."
Yarrow's dedication to social activism — he was interviewed after finishing a benefit concert to raise money for bone marrow tests for a 4-year-old boy in New York — fits well with M'korstock's decision to donate part of the event proceeds to the Philadelphia-based Gift of Life Donor Program.
As a congregation focused on social action, Bross says, it was a given that the event would benefit a cause in addition to M'kor Shalom. "We were looking to collaborate with a nonprofit," she says.
"One of our congregants who was on the event steering committee is a kidney recipient, and we are already involved with the program — we cook dinner for people who stay at the donor house in Philadelphia. We like that the program isn't just for one ethnicity — everyone can benefit from this."
And in case anyone is wondering: Yarrow will be performing "Puff the Magic Dragon," complete with disclaimer.
Says Yarrow: "I carefully explain that it's not about drugs, and then we all sing it together."


text:
At this point, ELF actions died down, and Pickering—along with McGowan, and several others—moved on to greener pastures.
In the end, Pickering chose his mistress over his congressional career and his wife.
Pickering and ARB co-chairman retired Navy Adm. Mike Mullen will testify before the committee September 19, Cummings noted.
And if Pickering has his way, it will stay there indefinitely.
"It was the biggest act of sabotage that had happened in U.S. history," said Pickering.
Pickering endeavored to raise himself in the bed, but sank back with a groan.
She did not feel inclined to discuss Mrs. Pickering with the boy that evening.
"Well, I don't see how you can work so for a lot of disgusting pickaninnies," said Pickering, stretching his long figure lazily.
I suspect it to be addressed to the mother of his beloved friend, Pickering.
What possible business do you suppose he has with Mr. Pickering?
American astronomer who made many innovations in the equipment used to observe and measure the distance of stars. In 1884 he published the first catalog of stellar magnitudes. His brother William Henry Pickering (1858-1938) discovered Phoebe, the ninth moon of Saturn (1899), and predicted the existence of Pluto (1919).


text:
Welcome to the Center for Ethical Business Cultures
The Center for Ethical Business Cultures (CEBC) at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business assists leaders in creating ethical and profitable business cultures.
Serving at the intersection between thought and practice leadership, the center brings together leading academic and business practitioners in the field of business ethics and provides public programs; engages in research; and builds and delivers governance and ethical leadership development programs and services.
Recent News
William T. Brendel, Ed.D. named President and CEO of CEBC. Click here to read his letter of introduction and Welcome video.
Get Involved
CEBC is committed to assisting business leaders in creating ethical and profitable business cultures. Learn more about how you and your organization can get involved to support this important mission.
Register today for an upcoming CEBC roundtable, workshop, webinar or public forum.
We invite you to be part of the nation's leading center in which thought and practice leadership from the business and academic communities are linked to help create and sustain organizational cultures of integrity
Join the Conversation
Keep up to date about CEBC events, research and other activities by engaging in one or more of the center's social media tools. Options include Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
Contact Us
Contact us for information about CEBC as well as business ethics and corporate social responsibility issues.
Center for Ethical Business Cultures
1000 LaSalle Avenue, TMH 331
Minneapolis, MN 55403-2005
Phone: (651) 962-4120
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Your generous donations enable CEBC to offer public programs, conduct cutting edge research and provide leadership development services for current and future leaders in building and sustaining ethical cultures. By investing in the work of the center, you are making a difference!
Corporate Sponsorship
The Center for Ethical Business Cultures has sponsorship opportunities that can align with your organization's mission and values. We hope to create valued partnerships, with sponsors having as much input into program design as possible.


text:
Music Home
Dance Home
Theater Dept. Season
Music Programs & Degrees
Music Ensembles
Student/Faculty Info & Forms
Jazz Studies Program
SCHEDULE Your Recital/Class
Special Events
Summer Courses/Workshops
Alumni, Parents & Families
Giving Opportunities
Meet our Sponsors
To Receive Concert Updates
University Dancers
Saturday, December 1st (concert also on Friday, Nov. 30)8pm Bowker Auditorium Paul Dennis, director Dances by Anna Sokolow: Rooms (1955), Billbob Brown: Please/Thank You (with cellist Kristen Miller), Thomas Vacanti: Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal (with video artist Mark Piaget), Adrienne Hawkins: You'll know it when you get there (set to music by Art of Noise), and a traditional West African dance by Marilyn and Sekou Sylla
Tickets: $5 other students, children, seniors; $12 general public Buy Tickets Online-Dec 1
Collaborative Piano & Voice Masterclass
Saturday, December 1st4pm Bezanson Recital Hall No charge Guest Artist: JOSHUA GREENE, Assistant Conductor, Metropolitan Opera
Greene, who holds a B.M. from The Mannes College of Music and an M.M. from the Manhatten School of Music, assisted Daniel Barenboim with Tristan and Isolde and James Levine with Orfeo ed Euridice, The Magic Flute, Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg and Falstaff. He was Music Director of the New York City Opera National Company, conducting more than 30 performers of La Traviata in the U.S. and Canada. A noted recital acompanist, he has performed with singers such as Jerry Hadley, Jane Bunnell, Joyce Guyer, Carolyn James, and James Morris, at New York's Merkin Concert Hall and Carnegie-Weill Recital Hall, and the Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena.This Masterclass is part of a Guest Artist Residency, hosted by Professors Nadine Shank, Piano Coordinator, & William Hite, Voice Area Coordinator, and made possible through the generosity of the UMass Amherst College of Humanities & Fine Arts, Julie C. Hayes, Dean.
Graduate RecitalSaturday, December 1st3pm Fine Arts Center, Room 44
Jeff Schneider, jazz
Home |
Overview |
Music Programs & Degrees: Undergraduate |
Music Programs & Degrees: Graduate
Music Faculty |
Current Music Majors/Minors |
Summer Course Offerings |
Alumni, Parents & Families |
Music Ensembles
Admissions |
Concert Calendar |
Giving Opportunities |
Contact/Visit Us |
Dance Program
This site is maintained by the Department of Music and Dance.
© 2008 University of Massachusetts Amherst • Site Policies


text:
Kelly Slater Strikes Again
After Dusty Payne dispatched Tanner Gudauskas beach commentator rockin fig asked whom he'd prefer surf against in the Semi's- Kelly or Taj. "They are both my favorite surfers but I'll pick Kelly. He Slatered me at Bells so it'd be nice to get revenge."
Twenty minutes later Kelly snuck past Taj in a trade off of tubes, granting Dusty that opportunity.
And once again he was Slatered when the champ landed a last minute hail mary backside air reverse and a 9.7 to advance to the finals.
Different contest. Same result.
In the final against Yadin Nicol, Slater opened with an 8.5 for another air reverse -this time on a right, and backed it up with a 7.7 in the first five minutes. In need of a quality score Yadin patiently waited outside to strike back. And waited. And waited.
24 minutes later, he was still waiting. Was this a silent protest of some sort? A holdout? Having most likely qualified for the WT was Yades renegotiating his Hurley contract whilst surfing in the event? Would he be the first surfer not to score a single point in the history of an ASP final?
With time winding down he at least answered that last question – riding straight and chop hopping on a closeout. The crowd applauded the effort and Yadin came up laughing – in all seriousness elated at the fact he made the finals and possibly the WT in the process.
"I guess maybe he wanted me to win?" laughs Kelly post victory. "I was frustrated for him. He was waiting on the bigger sets and the two that came in the final were closeouts. I got my scores on the insiders."
And what did he take away from this week, other than $100,000 and his first US Open victory in fifteen years?
"I guess I gained some confidence. I haven't done well in the last couple of contests I've entered so this feels good."
Like a Ten-Time ASP World Champion needs any more confidence. That's just a scary thought.—Zander Morton
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Final Result:
1 – Kelly Slater (USA) 16.27
2 – Yadin Nicol (AUS) 12.40
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Semifinals Results:
SF 1: Kelly Slater (USA) 17.94 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 14.90
SF2: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 13.44 def. Kolohe Andino (USA) 12.87
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Quarterfinals Results:
QF 1: Dusty Payne (HAW) 13.93 def. Tanner Gudauskas (USA) 10.10
QF 2: Kelly Slater (USA) 15.50 def. Taj Burrow (AUS) 15.27
QF 3: Kolohe Andino (USA) 10.44 def. Dane Reynolds (USA) 10.33
QF 4: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 11.60 def. Royden Bryson (ZAF) 8.26
Sally Fitzgibbons Wins The Nike US Open Of Surfing
Sally Fitzgibbons did not feel like the girl who was kicked in the face with sand as I walked up the beach from the 2011 US Open of Surfing. I was in a hurry for the stage and the girl was lying in the middle of crowd and screaming at me. The screams were loud, but they were ignored because I needed to see Sally. Sally was on stage. Sally was being champion. She held up her trophy and waved to the crowd. "I can't wait to come back and do it all over again next year," she says smiling, "this event just keeps getting bigger and bigger."
Yes, Sally, the US Open does keep getting bigger and bigger. The excitement keeps getting bigger and bigger. The post-heat exodus keeps getting bigger and bigger. Throughout the day, the lines for the outhouses keep getting bigger and bigger because the outhouses were actually closed. They were overflowing with manure. It was all pandemonium. "It was like being in a mosh pit at a concert," said a concerned fifteen-year-old girl who had lost her mom to the pandemonium.
On Sunday, the pandemonium was lucky enough to witness the battle between Sally Fitzgibbons and Lakey Peterson. Surfers, doctors, businessmen, car salesmen, and housewives. Lawyers. Terrible lawyers. Terrible tattoo artists.Terrible surf journalists. "Lakey. You have exactly 62 seconds to get a 7.96 for the win," the event announcer said over the roar of the crowd. Two waves earlier Lakey had been soaring down the line with enough speed for an air. If she stuck it, she could have maybe been the champion. But instead the weird shorebreak wouldn't cooperate as a landing pad and she fell. "I wanted to boost the inside section, but hesitated last minuting thinking I should be safe and just do a turn instead," she admits on stage holding the second place trophy.
But Lakey was still happy. She had already won at the US Open. The Juniors division. Now she wanted to be fair. Girls always want to be fair. Today it was Sally's turn.—Alex Ryden
Nike US Open of Surfing Women's Final Result:
1 – Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.23
2 – Lakey Peterson (USA) 12.40
Nike US Open of Surfing Women's Semifinals Results:
SF 1: Lakey Peterson (USA) 14.67 def. Carissa Moore (HAW) 14.60
SF 2: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.46 def. Coco Ho (HAW) 14.16
ASP Press Release:
Kelly Slater And Sally Fitzgibbons Win Nike US Open Of Surfing
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California / USA (Sunday, August 7, 2011) – Reigning 10-Time ASP World Champion Kelly Slater (Cocoa Beach, FL), 39, has won the 2011 ASP PRIME Nike US Open of Surfing for the first time since 1996, defeating Yadin Nicol (AUS), 26, in a dominant final in two-to-four foot (1 metre) waves at the iconic Huntington Beach Pier.
Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), 20, was also victorious today when she clinched the final stop on the 2011 ASP Women's World Title series, the Nike US Open of Surfing, when she topped dangerous wildcard Lakey Peterson (Santa Barbara, CA), 16, in a hard-fought battle.
Slater quickly asserted his dominance in the Final against Nicol when he launched a frontside air-reverse and solidified the ride on the reform to earn an 8.50 and backed the ride up with a 7.77 to put the Australian in an early combination-situation and controlled the heat throughout the entirety of the bout. "I guess Yadin (Nicol) wanted me to win because he didn't catch any waves," Slater said. "I was just really frustrated for him because he was sitting out the back waiting for the big sets and the big sets were close outs. The small ones he was just two far outside and I got them. I think what happened is I got the 8.50 to start and he was just going to be patient. If he got a good one he would have thrown a big rotator, but it just never came."
Slater went on an absolute rampage on the final day of competition and fought his way back into a tough battle to overtake progressive Hawaiian Dusty Payne (Lahaina, HI), 22, by launching a hail-mary, no-grab backside 360 air. The massive punt garnered the highest single-wave score of Nike US Open of Surfing competition, 9.77 out of 10, as well as the highest heat-total of 17.94 out of 20.
"Dusty (Payne) had priority and he had gone on a couple of lefts that kind of fizzled out on him and he was probably thinking that left was going to do the same thing his other ones did," Slater said. "It just let me get going on the face enough and I just tried to rotate as hard as I could and somehow the board stuck to my feet."
Nicol fought hard throughout the entirety of the ASP PRIME competition, taking out dangerous South African Royden Bryson (ZAF), 28, and prodigious Californian Kolohe Andino (San Clemente, CA), 17, on the Final day of competition, but struggled to find a wave in the Final against Slater.
"Kelly started off strong with the 8.5 and I thought I'd wait for a good wave and I think I waited too long," Nicol said. "At the start of this week I wouldn't have thought that I'd be in the Final with Kelly. I love it. Sometimes things work out and you make the Final and I'm stoked, I'm over the moon."
Yadin, who was rated No. 36 entering the US Open of Surfing, now sits at 27th on the ASP World Rankings, moving him inside the coveted ASP Top 32 midyear cut for the halfway mark of the year, but with two events remaining on the ASP World Title Season, Nicol remained guarded in claiming his spot for the final elite events. "There are still two World Tour events to go so it doesn't completely change my life just yet," Nicol said. "It definitely helps the vibe though."
Fitzgibbons, who finished second on the ASP Women's World Title Series, was strong on both her forehand and backhand in the final and fought off the determined wildcard to clinch her third elite event on to finish her 2011 season. "It's such an unbelievable feeling to get chaired up the beach," Fitzgibbons said. "There is just a sea of people and it's one of my biggest achievements. To get three wins this year, it has been a really special year and although I didn't get the title, I can't believe I've won this event."
Fitzgibbons feels that there is more to come for the highly-talked about progressive movement in women's surfing and wildcards such as Lakey Peterson are a perfect example of the future of the sport. "Today was just about connecting the dots and stepping it up," Fitzgibbons said. "I think the future is bright for our sport. Lakey (Peterson) is only 16 and she was in both finals in this event it was a great week for her, but to get the win was an amazing way to cap off the year."
Peterson proved to be a giant killer throughout the entirety of the Women's Nike US Open of Surfing, taking wins over veteran Melanie Bartels (HAW), 28, ASP Women's World Title Rookies Tyler Wright (AUS), 17, Courtney Conlogue (Santa Ana, CA), 17, and Laura Enever (AUS), 19, as well as freshly crowned ASP Women's World Champion Carissa Moore but was unable to find the scores needed to surpass Fitzgibbons in the Final.
"I'm stoked with the way this week has turned out," Peterson said. "It was an honor to surf against Sally (Fitzgibbons) and I'm really happy to make the Final in my first World Tour event. Peterson, who won the ASP 4-Star Nike US Open of Surfing Pro Junior yesterday, asserted herself as a frontrunner among the progressive movement of women's surfing via dominant run at the Nike US Open of Surfing. The young Californian was the only competitor to put a stop to Moore's run of finaling in every ASP Top 17 contest this season when she topped the Hawaiian in their Semifinals matchup.
"Winning yesterday was what I wanted to do, to win in the Juniors and do well in this event," Peterson said. "My heat against Carissa (Moore) felt like no pressure and I just wanted to go for it and I'm just so excited to win that heat. I've always wanted to surf against Carissa. She really pushes my surfing to the next level and is an amazing friend."
Highlights from the 2011 Nike US Open of surfing can be found at www.usopenofsurfing.com. For additional ASP information log on to www.aspworldtour.com
The Nike US Open of Surfing was a massive action sports festival which also includes Skate, BMX, Art, Music and Fashion shows all of which are free to the public.
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Final Result:
1 – Kelly Slater (USA) 16.27
2 – Yadin Nicol (AUS) 12.40
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Semifinals Results:
SF 1: Kelly Slater (USA) 17.94 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 14.90
SF2: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 13.44 def. Kolohe Andino (USA) 12.87
Nike US Open of Surfing Men's Quarterfinals Results:
QF 1: Dusty Payne (HAW) 13.93 def. Tanner Gudauskas (USA) 10.10
QF 2: Kelly Slater (USA) 15.50 def. Taj Burrow (AUS) 15.27
QF 3: Kolohe Andino (USA) 10.44 def. Dane Reynolds (USA) 10.33
QF 4: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 11.60 def. Royden Bryson (ZAF) 8.26
Nike US Open of Surfing Women's Final Result:
1 – Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.23
2 – Lakey Peterson (USA) 12.40
Nike US Open of Surfing Women's Semifinals Results:
SF 1: Lakey Peterson (USA) 14.67 def. Carissa Moore (HAW) 14.60
SF 2: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.46 def. Coco Ho (HAW) 14.16
About ASP: The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) is the recognized world governing body of professional surfing and has been crowning surfing's undisputed World Champions since 1976. The ASP sanctions and crowns World Champions for the following tours: the ASP World Tour, the ASP Women's World Tour, ASP World Junior Tour, ASP World Longboard and Masters Championships. The ASP is dedicated to showcasing the world's best surfing talent in a variety of progressive formats and has revolutionized the way the world watches surfing via their webcasts and other media platforms. The organization is divided into seven different regions: Africa, Japan, Australasia, Europe, Hawaii, North America, and South America.


text:
In God's Country: The Patriot Movement and the Pacific Northwest
Washington State University Press, 1999 - Political Science - 357 pages
Rather than Simply Demonizing or directing outrage at self-proclaimed "Patriot" and militia organizations, which is often the approach of those who oppose them, David Neiwert allows Patriot extremists to speak for themselves and largely on their terms. His critical journalistic dialogue allows us to better understand the socioeconomic and philosophical/religious complexities of how and why these people have come to think the way they do. There is little question that strains of racism, paranoia and ill will characterize much of their behavior, but it is equally true that Patriots - often blue collar people, and economically and socially challenged by rural decay - are desperately responding to feelings of being marginalized and disenfranchised, from the American dream.
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
High Noon
End of the Universe
Home of the Brave
2 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
agents American arrest Aryan Nations asked began believe Bo Gritz Bohlman bomb Cal Greenup called Calvin charges Christian Christian Identity citizens claims Clark ranch common-law court conspiracy constitutionalist County couple Darby deputies documents Emmett federal filed Fred Fisher Freemen friends Garfield County going gonna Greenup Greenup says Gritz guns guys Idaho jail John Birch Society John Pitner Jordan judge kind Kirk Klan knew later leader LeRoy Schweitzer living look Marlin Mack Mathews Mauerer meeting ment Militia of Montana moved Murnion Musselshell County Northwest officials organization Owyhee County Patriot movement Petersen political racist Ralph Clark Randy Weaver Ravalli County reporters Rexburg road Roundup Ruby Ridge Seattle sheriff Sherwood Silvershirts Skurdal Smith Spokesman-Review standoff talk taxes tell there's thing threats told town Trochmann trying Twin Falls Washington State Militia week Yeah


text:
I will do effective 250 music like promotion
About This Gig
Gig Services
*** Permanent service.
*** Real and active user.
*** So helpful no fake.
*** Promoting for your music in worldwide.
*** Smart and expert service.
*** Spatial offer for ragular claint.
Order Details
2 days delivery 1 Revision
Music promotion


text:
Jodi - from Edmonton, Alberta
The key to a smooth buttercream cake is to make sure the buttercream is completely smooth before you start icing. If your icing is aerated before you begin, no amount of spreading will help. When you are making the buttercream, cream the butter and shortening with a paddle attachment. Using a whisk will incorporate more air, resulting in more pockets. Fresh buttercream is the smoothest, but if you make your icing in advance, beat it with a paddle on the lowest low speed for a minute or two to eliminate extra air. Use Tip 789 makes icing a cake easy – it adds side bands of icing that you just need to smooth over with your metal spatula. Finally, if all else fails, try heating a cup of buttercream in the microwave for 20-30 seconds, or until it is warm but not completely melted. Add the warm icing to the rest of the buttercream and beat on low speed to incorporate. The heat will help to diffuse air pockets.


text:
Halloween – 13 Trick or Treats
£Free Google Play
Tick off the days counting down to All Hallows' Eve in style with this countdown app which serves up a free game every day till October 31st. With each game vetted for quality and a slew of creepy sound effects and animations, it's ideal for ghoul lovers and app conisseurs alike.
£2.99 Google Play
Would you say no to over 60 live channels of telly (including UK Freeview), a fully integrated EPG, customisable streams and a floating player feature which lets you browse while catching up with the Great British Bake Off? We didn't think so.
Wild Blood
£4.99 Google Play
King Arthur's gone a bit mad and now thinks that Sir Lancelot (that would be you), is making a move on his wife. Naturally, his evil sister convinces him to open a portal to hell in his jealous rage, releasing a flood of demons only you can vanquish with your mighty blade/axe/longbow. Talk about women trouble...
£Free Google Play
Grafetee aims to enlighten your mind by providing location-based content from Wikipedia, Yelp, Foursquare and Instagram, allowing you to bookmark real world locations before sharing your own messages with others. It's like bookmarking a snazzy website except, you know, IRL.
Zombie Frontier
£Free Google Play
Warm up for Halloween by pitting your trigger finger against hordes of rotting undead in this bullet-spraying shooter. With plenty of weapon upgrades and different classes of zombie to slaughter, you'll be ready for the inevitable apocalypse in no time.
Mac games added to GOG download store
New Samsung Chromebook debuted
The beer can keyboard – we'll drink to that


text:
|(Photo from The Perfect Pantry.)
I'm thrilled to feature this fabulous sounding Slow Cooker Lemon-Garlic Chicken and White Bean Stew from The Perfect Pantry, where my friend Lydia has an approach to slow cooker recipes that's just like mine. This recipe from Lydia has chicken thighs simmered with onions, garlic, red bell pepper, and lemon zest, and lemon juice and beans are added when the chicken is done, and the whole dish is ready in under four hours.
Ingredients for this Slow Cooker Recipe:
- onions
- garlic
- red bell pepper
- dried thyme or rosemary
- lemon zest
- fresh black pepper
- chicken broth
- boneless and skinless chicken thighs
- lemon juice
- canned small white beans
- cornstarch
Recommended Slow Cooker Size:
Lydia recommends a 4 Quart Slow Cooker for this recipe.
More CrockPot Recipes from The Perfect Pantry:
Armadillo Beef Brisket from The Perfect Pantry
Beef and Green Chile Stew from The Perfect Pantry
More Tasty Ideas with Chicken in the Slow Cooker:
Use the Recipe-by-Photo Index Page for Chicken to see all the slow cooker chicken recipes that have been featured on this site.


text:
Steven Hand, MA, CAC
Psychologist, Certified Addictions Counselor
304 Frankstown Rd., Altoona, Pennsylvania 16602
I believe that I can teach you to manage your anger by changing your thoughts. I primarily use Rational Emotive Behavior Therapyto help you learn effective anger management. Once you learn the most common irrational beliefs, you will be able to recognize these beliefs in your own thinking and be able to develop more rational beliefs. This will translate into feelings of concern rather than anger.
Lisa Reed, MA, NCC, LPC, CAADC
Licensed Professional Counselor
900 6th Street and 342 South Richards Street, Saxton and Bedford, Pennsylvania 15522
Dealing with human emotions can be complicated. We have so many and often we allow others' behaviors and actions to influence how we feel and react. Dealing with life and people is stressful and sometimes it is hard to be positive and happy. If your anger causes you health problems; high blood pressure, cholesterol, sleep disturbances, destructive behaviors, relationship and work issues, drug and alcohol abuse...then maybe you need to seek professional help. Person centered talk therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy and learning relaxation techniques and positive coping skills is an area of expertise for me as a therapist.


text:
Renova Spa offers our customers a wide choice of beauty treatments, massage and a special treatment. It's time to take a vacation, get away from everyday stress and start enjoying every minute of your stay at ClubHotel Riu Karamboa.
Renova Spa offers the following facilities:
Among the wide range of treatments, you can choose the one that best suits your needs:
Facial treatments:
Other treatments:
Relax, enjoy and pamper yourself because all this is possible at the ClubHotel Riu Karamboa de Boa Vista.
Lote HO-1, Urb. Morrinho De Baguincho
Praia de Salines - Boa Vista, Cabo Verde -
Tel: +238 251 9100