text:
Manly Man Gift Guide—Skin Care: Give Him 'The Gentleman's Kit' by Menaji
Men are generally happy with a bar of soap, deodorant and toothpaste for their overall cleanliness and grooming concerns. Some actually use shaving cream. It seems to be up the woman in his life to elevate his grooming regimen, particularly if he is likes looking dapper.
Menaji, one of our favorite men's skin care and grooming lines, has lovely products that work. I have personally used them so I can attest to their efficacy. A wonderful gift is The Gentleman's Kit:
The Gentleman's Kit includes:
This package includes the core products to cleanse, replenish, rejuvenate and maintain great skin.
Products available at menaji.com.
Power-hydrate your razor-raw face with powerful nutrients. Our aftershave balm infuses your skin with anti-oxidants and botanicals, soothing and moisturizing your chin without the sting of alcohol-based aftershaves. Much more than an aftershave, use wherever you want to increase your skin's moisture level to keep it healthy and hydrated.
- Lightweight lotion consisting of chamomile, green tea, grapefruit peel, vitamin E and aloe
- Hyaluronic acid increases skin's moisture level and minimizes wrinkle lines
- Promotes healthy skin with all-day protection
Exfoliate, clean and renew your skin with our facial scrub. This advanced formula is specially designed for men's skincare, using a natural and unique blend of certified organic lime peel oil, jojoba, ginseng, kelp, azulene and aloe.
- Clear clogged pores
- Scrub away dead and dull surface cells
- Alleviate rough areas with vitamins and botanical components
Regenerate surface cells and erase fine lines by delivering collagen back to the source. This Mënaji anti-aging skincare formula leverages the molecular structure of peptides to enhance the elasticity, strength and texture of your skin.
- Wrinkles smooth out as collagen is reintroduced to tired skin cells
- Reduce redness and age spots
- Revitalizes sun and weather damaged skin
While the rest of you is covered during bad weather, your lips are out there to fend for themselves. Protect, soothe and nourish them with our all-purpose, SPF 15 lip balm.
- Enriched with vitamin E, sunflower, macadamia and jojoba oils
- No drying or waxing ingredients
- Creates a protective layer against outdoor elements
One Response to Manly Man Gift Guide—Skin Care: Give Him 'The Gentleman's Kit' by Menaji
You must be logged in to post a comment Login


text:
These flashy strappy sandals still have all the components that make BIRKENSTOCK famously comfortable. Signature molded suede footbed with a textured EVA sole for optimal traction.
Birko-Flor Synthetic upper
Leather lining with moldable footbed
EVA lightweight flexible sole
Two adjustable straps
X toe detail
*Standard width. If between sizes, order half size down.
This product has not yet been reviewed.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
2018, Volume 14, Issue 3/4
- 165-205 How sensitive are Singapore's inpayments and outpayments to exchange rate changes: evidence from commodity trade with Malaysia
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Hanafiah Harvey
- 165-205 How sensitive are Singapore's inpayments and outpayments to exchange rate changes: evidence from commodity trade with Malaysia
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Hanafiah Harvey
- 206-223 Size-dependent features of public-private partnerships: geographical and sectorial differences, deal size and structuring, and transaction costs
by Wouter Thierie & Lieven De Moor
- 206-223 Size-dependent features of public-private partnerships: geographical and sectorial differences, deal size and structuring, and transaction costs
by Wouter Thierie & Lieven De Moor
- 224-234 Foreign investment policy and changing patterns of Chinese exports: what are the implications?
by Kishor Sharma & Wang Wei
- 224-234 Foreign investment policy and changing patterns of Chinese exports: what are the implications?
by Kishor Sharma & Wang Wei
- 235-257 Benefits of social impact bonds in reducing unemployment levels among ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel
by Doron Lavee & Yehudith Kahn & Yoav Fisher
- 235-257 Benefits of social impact bonds in reducing unemployment levels among ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel
by Doron Lavee & Yehudith Kahn & Yoav Fisher
- 258-274 Examining terrorism threat and police performance
by Haci Duru & Erlan Bakiev
- 258-274 Examining terrorism threat and police performance
by Haci Duru & Erlan Bakiev
- 275-301 Policy makers, the international community and people living with HIV/AIDS: the need for new commitment mechanisms
by Kjell Hausken & Mthuli Ncube
- 275-301 Policy makers, the international community and people living with HIV/AIDS: the need for new commitment mechanisms
by Kjell Hausken & Mthuli Ncube
2018, Volume 14, Issue 1/2
- 10-29 Development of variable renewable energy policy in developing countries: a case study of Sri Lanka
by Xunpeng Shi & Hengsi Chen & Yang Yu & Fushuan Wen
- 10-29 Development of variable renewable energy policy in developing countries: a case study of Sri Lanka
by Xunpeng Shi & Hengsi Chen & Yang Yu & Fushuan Wen
- 30-49 Cross-border power trade with Myanmar: barriers and their removal from the Thai's perspective
by Kensuke Yamaguchi & Prasert Reubroycharoen & Masahiro Sugiyama & Dawan Wiwattanadate & Hisashi Yoshikawa & Ichiro Sakata
- 30-49 Cross-border power trade with Myanmar: barriers and their removal from the Thai's perspective
by Kensuke Yamaguchi & Prasert Reubroycharoen & Masahiro Sugiyama & Dawan Wiwattanadate & Hisashi Yoshikawa & Ichiro Sakata
- 50-63 Determinants of energy intensity in Russia
by Dmitry Rudenko & Anna Raschetova
- 50-63 Determinants of energy intensity in Russia
by Dmitry Rudenko & Anna Raschetova
- 64-103 Assessment of low carbon transport for sustainable development in Bhutan: a general equilibrium approach
by Anindya Bhattacharya & Joydeep Ghosh & Tetsuo Tezuka & Tania Bhattacharya
- 64-103 Assessment of low carbon transport for sustainable development in Bhutan: a general equilibrium approach
by Anindya Bhattacharya & Joydeep Ghosh & Tetsuo Tezuka & Tania Bhattacharya
- 104-119 Bridging the energy access divide for sustainable development in South Asia: policies and prospects in Nepal
by Subas P. Dhakal & Muhammad N. Mahmood & Ramji Bogati
- 104-119 Bridging the energy access divide for sustainable development in South Asia: policies and prospects in Nepal
by Subas P. Dhakal & Muhammad N. Mahmood & Ramji Bogati
- 120-144 Portfolio optimisation of power futures market: evidence from France and Germany
by Emmanuel Senyo Fianu
- 120-144 Portfolio optimisation of power futures market: evidence from France and Germany
by Emmanuel Senyo Fianu
- 145-163 European fiscal solidarity: an EU-wide optimal income tax approach
by Laura Seelkopf & Hongyan Yang
- 145-163 European fiscal solidarity: an EU-wide optimal income tax approach
by Laura Seelkopf & Hongyan Yang
2017, Volume 13, Issue 6
- 323-336 Measuring users' impact to support economic growth through Transportation Asset Management planning
by M. Catalina Miller & Douglas Gransberg
- 337-357 How does fiscal reform affect the elasticity of income tax revenues? The case of Spain, 2003-2008
by Diego MartÃnez-López
- 358-382 SOEs in Greece: structural reforms, economic crisis and financial constraints
by Christos Triantopoulos & Christos Staikouras
- 383-404 Quality-enhancing incentive initiatives for hospital care: policy implications and management requirements
by Marina Cavalieri & Pierluigi Catalfo & Livio Ferrante
2017, Volume 13, Issue 3/4/5
- 139-152 A comparative study of cross-border mergers and acquisitions by privately- and state-owned enterprises
by Michael V. Gestrin
- 153-170 Chinese state owned enterprises: an observer's guide
by Paul Hubbard & Patrick Williams
- 171-190 China's rising outbound investment: trends and issues
by Mei Wang & Zhen Qi & Jijing Zhang
- 191-211 A tale of two sovereign funds: China's exceptionalism in sovereign wealth management through CIC and SAFE
by Angela Cummine
- 212-231 Australia's foreign investment policy: an historical perspective
by Christopher Pokarier
- 232-243 Australia's foreign investment approval regime: a new way forward
by Andrew Lumsden & Lizzie Knight
- 244-276 A strategic analysis of the Australian foreign investment regime and the prospect of reform
by Rebecca Mendelsohn & Allan Fels
- 277-289 Chinese ODI and the deficiencies of Australia's foreign investment regime
by Peter Drysdale & Shiro Armstrong & Neil Thomas
- 290-303 Are free trade agreements making Swiss cheese of Australia's foreign investment regime?
by Shiro Armstrong & Sam Reinhardt & Tom Westland
- 304-322 China's outbound foreign direct investment: the US experience
by Mark Feldman
2017, Volume 13, Issue 1/2
- 1-20 The gender gap in policy orientation: how relevant is locality?
by Nicholas O. Alozie
- 21-35 Emulating models of good governance: learning from the developments of the world's least corrupt countries
by Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
- 36-52 Leading by example: Canada and its Arctic stewardship role
by Danita Catherine Burke
- 53-68 How toxic is public debt?
by Juhana Hukkinen & Matti Viren
- 69-85 Practice what you preach: the failure of the welfare state and the discovery of total equality through capitalism
by Jeffrey Overall
- 86-101 A MARKAL-MACRO modelling approach to estimate carbon mitigation cost in India
by Subhash Kumar
- 102-116 The new CPF Life plans as portfolios
by Boon Seng Tan
- 117-133 Cultural diplomacy in post-apartheid South Africa's international relations: cosmetic or genuine change?
by Lebogang L. Nawa & Mzo Sirayi & Modimowabarwa Kanyane
2016, Volume 12, Issue 3/4/5/6
- 115-129 From rational to more rational standards of proof
by Mirko PeÄ ariÄ & Tatjana Kozjek
- 130-148 Reforming public administration in Slovenia: between theory and practice of good governance and good administration
by Polonca KovaÄ & Nina TomaževiÄ & Anamarija Leben & Aleksander Aristovnik
- 149-167 Conducting procedures in administrative matters in reasonable time - analysis of selected case law by the European Court of Human Rights versus Slovenia
by Tina Sever
- 168-189 Post assessment of the Slovenian tax legislation within RIA as tool of the tax policy
by Tatjana Jovanović & Maja Klun
- 190-209 Public cost and management accounting system implementation and performance: an integrative approach
by Mira Dimitrić & Dunja Škalamera-Alilović & Meta Duhovnik
- 210-242 The level of fiscal transparency and accountability of budget users - evidence from Macedonia
by Borce Trenovski & Ilina Mangova & Nikola Levkov
- 243-260 Efficiency of Italian universities: the effect of controllable and non-controllable environmental and operational variables
by Silvia Cantele & Andrea Guerrini & Bettina Campedelli
- 261-275 Social impact bonds: a new tool for governance of social programs - evidence from the UK, USA and Australia
by Tamara Dimitrijevska-Markoski
- 276-296 Building innovative public institution
by Danjuma Abdullahi & Yahaya T. Baba & Aminu Musa
- 297-315 Public policy, bureaucracy and prejudices: evidence of prevalence of biased attitudes among bureaucrats
by Sangeeta Goel
- 316-338 Organisational learning through public-private partnerships: a human resource management perspective
by Herlin Chien
- 339-358 Issues and challenges of public service procurement in China: a collaborative governance perspective
by Bing Ran & Huiting Qi
- 359-377 Good governance: a new perspective for institutional reform - a comparative view of water, education and health institutions in Egypt
by Yasmin Khodary
- 378-405 Cyclicality of public investment in Africa
by Abdoulaye Ouedraogo & Mehmet Serkan Tosun & Serdar Yilmaz
2016, Volume 12, Issue 1/2
- 1-27 State intervention for industrial growth: a comparison between Brazil and Japan
by Waldemiro Francisco Sorte Jr.
- 28-53 Whose poverty really matters when deciding aid volumes?
by Alessandro De Matteis
- 54-70 Governing in the shadow of Bologna: return of the state in higher education quality assurance policy
by Anu Toots & Leif Kalev
- 71-97 Determining the ideological orientation of terrorist organisations: the effects of government repression and organised crime
by Kjell Hausken & Dipak K. Gupta
- 98-109 Contemporary debates on institutions: governance, governmentality and power
by Jamie P. Halsall & Jason L. Powell
2015, Volume 11, Issue 4/5/6
- 129-142 From zero migration to the migration state: Whitehall cultures, institutional conversion and policy change
by Erica Consterdine
- 143-151 Mandatory annuitisation, wealth transfer and utility enhancing policy: Singapore's CPF Life scheme
by Boon Seng Tan
- 152-168 Orcutt's hypothesis revisited: evidence from commodity prices
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Amr Sadek Hosny
- 169-185 The impacts of occupational stress on the work-related burnout levels of Turkish National Police members
by Sedat Kula & Ismail Sahin
- 186-203 Fiscal sustainability in selected developing ASEAN economies
by Ramkishen S. Rajan & Khee Giap Tan & Kong Yam Tan
- 204-218 The role of value added tax in the economic growth of Pakistan
by Bilal Hassan
- 219-241 Literature review of public policy implementation
by Sarabjeet D. Natesan & Rahul R. Marathe
2015, Volume 11, Issue 1/2/3
- 1-16 The break-up: policy network structure and the politics of financial services
by Ian Roberge & Dona M. Dunea & Russell Alan Williams
- 17-32 Emissions trading as an instrument of EU climate policy: a critical analysis of control processes in sociological perspective
by Juliane Göke & Bradley Forder
- 33-46 A cost-benefit analysis of the individual mandate in the health coverage system of the USA
by Mehmet Yesilbas & Yusuf Ustun
- 47-72 Convergence analysis on ten sub-indexes of economic freedom
by Yu Sang Chang & JiHye Kim & Young Soo Kim
- 73-85 The policy challenge of the global brain drain: addressing the dilemmas of contributing push-pull factors
by Iraj Roudgar & Cameron Richards
- 86-109 Public-private partnerships in Southeastern Europe: Croatia
by Theodore Metaxas & Elisavet Preza
- 110-127 The impact of mediating factors on youth social capital and substance use
by Ali Unlu & Ismail Sahin
2014, Volume 10, Issue 6
- 279-295 Rural-industrial policy as a multi-outcome path in the post crisis era
by Francesco Losurdo & Ivano Dileo
- 296-314 An empirical investigation of the impact of redistribution on leisure consumption in OECD countries
by Calogero Guccio & Anna Mignosa
- 315-332 Climate change and security: forging a cooperative mechanism in South Asia
by Stellina Jolly & Sandeep Mahajana
- 333-367 The Muslim veil in the USA and France: a comparative analysis of law and policy
by Herman T. Salton
2014, Volume 10, Issue 4/5
- 161-177 A transdisciplinary approach to health policy research and evaluation
by Thomas T.H. Wan
- 178-194 A new examination of hospital performance after healthcare reform in Turkey: sensitivity and quality comparisons
by Hakan Kacak & Yasar A. Ozcan & Sahin Kavuncubasi
- 195-208 The effects of urban forests on the medical care use for respiratory disease in Korea: a structural equation model approach
by Kwang-Soo Lee & Jung-Soo Lee & Jung-Hyun Kwon
- 209-230 Mortality amenable to healthcare in Louisiana: results from a cross-sectional study
by Maysoun Dimachkie Masri & Claudia Campbell & Reid Oetjen & Larry S. Webber & Yara M. Asi
- 231-242 Ageing under the one-child policy: long-term care needs and policy choices in urban China
by Vivian W.Q. Lou & QinYing Ci
- 243-256 Infrastructural mechanisms leading toward pro-accountable care organisation orientation: a survey of hospital managers
by Thomas T.H. Wan & Maysoun Dimachkie Masri & Judith Ortiz
- 257-278 A contemporary public affairs approach to changing and improving police services in Puerto Rico: the administration, organisation, and community triumvirate
by Jeffrey W. Goltz
2014, Volume 10, Issue 1/2/3
- 4-26 Banks, policy, and risks: how emerging markets differ
by Ashima Goyal
- 27-83 A political economy of sub-national government spending in India
by Parag Waknis
- 84-99 Aid securitisation: beyond IFFIm
by Suhas Ketkar
- 100-117 The economic impacts of United Nations peacekeeping operations: growth versus level effects
by Brandon Ernst & Rajeev Sooreea & Gigi Gokcek & Diara Spain
- 118-134 Willingness to pay for reliable power in the presence of resource depletion: the case of groundwater and electricity in Tamil Nadu
by Shailendra N. Gajanan & B.P. Chandramohan & N. Suresh Babu
- 135-160 Curbing marital violence through social policies: perspectives from the Bangladesh demographic and health survey
by Sanjukta Chaudhuri & Shahnaz Abdullah
2013, Volume 9, Issue 4/5/6
- 245-259 Dysfunction of the regulation of nuclear power in Japan - legal analysis of the Fukushima Disaster and 2012 Reform
by Jotaro Yokoyama
- 260-276 Reciprocal instrumentalism: Scotland, WHO Europe, and mental health
by Jennifer Smith-Merry & Richard Freeman & Steve Sturdy
- 277-291 Confronting college readiness in the USA: a public policy review and recommendation
by Kathy L. McCormick & Ane Turner Johnson
- 292-305 Exchange rate sensitivity of Singapore's inpayments and outpayments at bilateral level
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Hanafiah Harvey
- 306-334 Public sector's productivity and macroeconomic performance: the case of the Italian public administration reform
by Lorenzo Carbonari & Ernesto L. Felli & Massimo Gerli & Giovanni Tria
- 335-355 Wage level and its determinants for AFDC leavers: a case study of the US state of Missouri
by Sunghee Choi
- 356-370 Price of freedom: are we willing to pay anything and how much?
by Shaheen Borna & Dheeraj Sharma
- 371-388 More penetration, more growth? A panel cointegration analysis for the OECD countries
by Rudra P. Pradhan & Samadhan Bele & Shashikant Pandey
- 389-399 Do preferential trade agreements provide reasonable insurance?
by Craig Applegate & Chris Sadleir
- 400-415 Legitimacy and market development risks of Sovereign Wealth Funds
by Michael R. Hanna & Marcus Marktanner
- 416-434 Factors related to the chemical substance use of physicians, pharmacists, and nurses in Taiwan
by Blossom Yen-Ju Lin & Li-Hua Huang & Yung-Kai Lin & Lih-Jyh Fuh & Suhsing S. Lee & Edward Chen & Cheng-Chieh Lin
2013, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 147-166 Employment effects and renewable energy policies: applying input-output methodology to Portugal
by P. Pereira Da Silva & C. Oliveira & D. Coelho
- 167-187 Explaining the interrelations between health, education and standards of living in Portugal. A simultaneous equation approach
by Ana Poças & Elias Soukiazis
- 188-214 The impact of European enlargement on the direction and prospects of Brussels exports
by Karolien De Bruyne & Jan Van Hove
- 215-230 The new economic rationale for corporate limited liability
by Photis Lysandrou
- 231-244 Bribing behaviour by firm attributes: an empirical analysis
by Kanybek Nur-tegin & Tanya Sahin
2013, Volume 9, Issue 1/2
- 4-22 Credit rating agencies: are they credible?
by John Ryan
- 23-43 How reliable are budget sustainability tests? A case study for Greece
by Christian Richter & Dimitrios Paparas
- 44-64 Are health factors important for regional growth and convergence? An empirical analysis for the Portuguese districts
by Ana Poças & Elias Soukiazis
- 65-85 Evaluation of dynamic pass-through of carbon prices into electricity prices - a cointegrated VECM analysis
by Carlos J. Pereira Freitas & PatrÃcia Pereira Da Silva
- 86-107 A statistical approach to identifying current leading indicators of the US recovery
by Kieran Kelliher
- 108-130 How should governments support the emergence of new industries in leading economies?
by Finbarr Livesey
- 131-141 Answer or publish - an online tool to bring down the barriers to participation in modern democracies
by Miklós Antal & Dániel Mikecz
2012, Volume 8, Issue 4/5/6
- 199-213 Internationalisation of higher education in Africa: introducing credit accumulation and transfer system
by Abebaw Yirga Adamu
- 214-229 Intellectual flexibility, innovative partnerships and collaborations in the African university of the 21st century: policy challenges and way forward
by Kenneth Inyani Simala
- 230-250 Institutions and the sources of innovation: the determinants and effects of international R%D collaboration
by Matthew A. Shapiro & Jeffrey B. Nugent
- 251-265 Global best practices, national innovation systems, and tertiary education: a critique of the World Bank's Accelerating Catch-up (2009)
by Michael F. Keating
- 266-280 Migration of health workers and health of international migrants: framework for bridging some knowledge disjoints between brain drain and brawn drain
by Binod Khadria
- 281-294 Changing higher education landscapes - implications for South Africa
by Stefanie Baumert
- 295-307 The expenditure-GDP nexus: evidence from a panel of SAARC 7-countries
by Rudra P. Pradhan & Tapan P. Bagchi
- 308-336 The paradox and non-paradox of power for groups
by Kjell Hausken
- 337-361 How diverse is the World Heritage list?
by Donatella Saccone & Walter Santagata
- 362-373 Undetected diabetes in Colombia
by Andres Ignacio Vecino-Ortiz & Antonio J. Trujillo & Fernando Ruiz
2012, Volume 8, Issue 1/2/3
- 4-20 Why healthcare became so expensive in China? The transformation of healthcare financing during Chinese economic development
by Ying Wang & Jay J. Shen & Sun Mei & Charles B. Moseley & Jun Lu & Fang Lin & Xiaohong Li & Fengshui Chang & Mo Hao
- 21-30 Nursing home research in Jinan, China: a focus group approach
by Min Wu & Shi Xue Li & Ning Jackie Zhang & Ai Ai Zhu & Bo Ning & Thomas T.H. Wan & Lynn Unruh
- 31-42 Factors influencing Chinese long-term care
by Hong Mi & Zhenzhen Yang & Tiantian Zhang
- 43-52 The challenges measuring the effectiveness of a statewide Medicaid long-term care managed care programme: the Florida experience
by Adam G. Golden & Bernard A. Roos & Michael A. Silverman & Thomas T.H. Wan
- 53-68 A decomposition of income-related inequality in EQ-5D: a South Korea study
by Kyusuk Chung & Jun Hyup Lee
- 69-78 Recommendations for the design of an integrated informatics policy in Costa Rica
by Luis Bernardo Villalobos-Solano & Bernardo Ramirez
- 79-91 Provider perceptions of electronic medical records and e-prescribing and their integration into safety net clinics
by Renee Brent Hotchkiss & Mondi A. Mason & John R. Albright Jr.
- 92-105 Organisational factors associated with adoption of comprehensive and basic electronic-record systems in US hospitals
by Jay J. Shen & Charles B. Moseley
- 106-121 Planning for pharmacy information systems among US hospitals
by Jeffrey P. Harrison & Charzetta H. James
- 122-135 Mining medical claims data with exploratory to confirmatory statistical methods
by Thomas T.H. Wan & Charles A. Shasky
- 136-148 Health consumer susceptibility to medical care fraud: an exploratory analysis
by Michael Manocchia & Alyssa Scott & Morgan C. Wang
- 149-159 Comparison of technical efficiency of South Korean and Vietnamese public hospitals in 2006-2009
by Thi Tuyet Nguyen & Dong-Won Lee & Hae-Jong Lee
- 160-179 Failed alternative development programs: an implementation analysis of coca supply-reduction programs in Bolivia
by Ali Unlu & Alican Kapti
- 180-193 Factors affecting job satisfaction among public servants: a South Korean case
by Keon-Hyung Lee & Pan Suk Kim
2011, Volume 7, Issue 4/5/6
- 205-225 The reform of the economic governance of the Eurozone: macroeconomic supervision and coordination
by Jorge Uxó González & Jesús Paúl Gutiérrez
- 226-249 On the causal relationship between trade-openness and government-size: evidence from OECD countries
by Hassan Molana & Catia Montagna & Mara Violato
- 250-264 Renminbi depreciations and Japan-China commodity trade: do manufactured goods show stronger support for the S-curve?
by Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee & Scott W. Hegerty & Jia Xu
- 265-281 Institutional frameworks and radical innovation: an analysis of high- and medium-high-technology industries in Germany
by Matthew M.C. Allen & Heinz-Josef Tüselmann & Maria L. Aldred
- 282-300 Are foreign aid and migrant remittances sources of happiness in recipient countries?
by B. Mak Arvin & Byron Lew
- 301-319 When will they ever learn? The financial implications of water 'regionalisation' for non-metropolitan New South Wales local councils
by Brian Dollery & Andrew Johnson
- 320-339 Politics, public policies, professionals, power and performance – the 5Ps of 'modernisation' initiatives of the Labour Government in UK
by C.V. Som
- 340-354 Perceptions of public education in regional Australia
by Edmund Goh
2011, Volume 7, Issue 1/2/3
- 4-21 The failure of the new macroeconomic consensus: from non-ergodicity to the efficient markets hypothesis and back again
by Nigel F.B. Allington & John S.L. McCombie & Maureen Pike
- 22-39 A new paradigm for macroeconomic policy
by Philip Arestis & Malcolm Sawyer
- 40-50 Deficit reduction policies, market credibility and market failure
by Yiannis Kitromilides
- 51-69 From wage suppression to sovereign debt crisis in Western Europe: who pays for the costs of the crisis?
by Ozlem Onaran
- 70-82 The institutional dimension of new economic policy
by Jesus Ferreiro & Felipe Serrano
- 83-96 Peripheral Europe's debt and German wages: the role of wage policy in the Euro area
by Engelbert Stockhammer
- 97-111 A critical assessment of the financialisation process and its impact on the US labour force during the great recession
by Aurelie Charles & Giuseppe Fontana
- 112-133 Countercyclical policy for Africa: institutional and economic feasibility
by John Weeks
- 134-160 Modelling the flow of knowledge and human capital: a framework of innovative capital
by D'Artis Kancs & Pavel Ciaian
- 161-179 On the institutional safeguarding of monetary policy – a post-Keynesian perspective
by Arne Heise & Toralf Pusch
- 180-194 The continuity of 'autocratic presidency' in Africa's democratisation project
by Dickson Ogbonnaya Igwe
- 195-202 Asset price bubbles, monetary policy and financial crisis
by H. Sonmez Atesoglu
2010, Volume 6, Issue 3/4
- 172-189 Comparisons of changes over time in per capita health expenditures across racial and ethnic groups
by Junling Wang & C. Daniel Mullins & Cyril F. Chang & Dick R. Gourley & Ya-Chen Tina Shih & William C. Cushman & Samuel Dagogo-Jack & Shelley I. White-Means
- 190-203 Changes in the supply of primary care physicians in rural areas in the USA, 1990-2000
by Jun Hyup Lee & Kyusuk Chung & Duck Hye Yang
- 204-218 A comparative study of financial performance of freestanding ambulatory surgery centres and hospital-based outpatient departments: 1997-2004
by Askar Chukmaitov & Anqi Tang & Robert G. Brooks
- 219-236 Admissions of African Americans to state psychiatric hospitals
by Allen N. Lewis & Jr. & King E. Davis
- 237-246 Has managed care affected physicians' income?
by Bill B.L. Wang & Thomas T.H. Wan & Shufeng Shi & Blossom Yen-Ju Lin
- 247-259 Cancer, disability and public health service providers: better education through informatics and the Supercourse
by Faina Linkov & Ronald LaPorte & Katherine D. Seelman
- 260-277 Disease management organisation approach to chronic illness
by Beth Ann Fiedler & Thomas T.H. Wan
- 278-287 Crime data mining as a decision making tool
by Hidayet Tasdoven & Bahadir Sahin
- 288-306 Corruption in US states: the effects of socio-economic factors
by Ismail Sahin & Bahadir Sahin
- 307-317 A case study of the effects of the service population on crime and the officer ratio in Orlando, Florida
by Jeffrey W. Goltz
- 318-335 Developing fundamental capabilities for successful e-government implementation
by Mahmud Akhter Shareef & Norm Archer & Vinod Kumar & Uma Kumar
- 336-358 Quality prediction modelling for software customisation in the absence of defect data
by Zheng Qin & Danping Wang
- 359-368 A new approach to understanding the Abu Ghraib prison torture scandal
by Mark A. Winton & Ali Unlu
- 369-385 Resilient responses to climate change and variability: a challenge for public policy
by Geoff O'Brien & Phil O'Keefe
- 386-396 The church in place and space: the case of the Springfield diocese
by Michael Formosi & Zenia Kotval & John Mullin
2010, Volume 6, Issue 1/2
- 1-15 Professions and European integration: a case study of architects and psychologists
by Thomas Le Bianic & Lennart G. Svensson
- 16-34 Globalisation, EU enlargement and income distribution
by Fritz Breuss
- 35-49 European economic governance: the OMC as a road to integration?
by Hanna Lierse
- 50-70 Gender mainstreaming – a universal norm in the making
by Ulrich Muckenberger
- 73-86 German rail reform: railway policy realigned for the capital markets
by Tim Engartner
- 87-103 Political entrepreneurship and institutional change: an evolutionary perspective
by Christian Hederer
- 104-117 Is Germany experiencing a new economic miracle? Observations based on post-Keynesian market constellation research
by Arne Heise
- 118-135 South-south monetary integration: the case for a research framework beyond the theory of optimum currency area
by Barbara Fritz & Laurissa Muhlich
- 136-153 What economists should know about public policymaking?
by Philip Arestis & Yiannis Kitromilides
- 154-165 The old and the new theory of economic policy
by Andrew Hughes Hallett & Giovanni Di Bartolomeo & Nicola Acocella
2010, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 295-313 Full employment abandoned: shifting sands and policy failures
by William Mitchell & Joan Muysken
- 314-330 European governance, policy entrepreneurship and the discourse of reform: an institutionalist assessment
by Alexander Ebner
- 331-356 Welfare regimes and macroeconomic regime constellations: explaining the Scandinavian anomaly
by Thomas Sauer & Lena Vogel
- 357-372 Employee-friendly labour time: a key element to a sustainable pattern of production and consumption
by Gerd Groezinger & Wenzel Matiaske & Verena Tobsch
- 373-389 Governance strategies in local government: a study of the governance of municipal corporations in a Swedish municipality
by Sven-Olof Yrjo Collin & Torbjorn Tagesson
- 390-408 Employment relations in German multinational companies in the UK and the future of the German model: empirical evidence on country-of-origin effects and industry internationalisation
by Heinz-Josef Tuselmann & Arne Heise & Frank McDonald & Matthew Allen
- 409-429 Endogenous determination of FDI growth and economic growth: the OECD case
by Burcu Turkcan & I. Hakan Yetkiner
- 430-435 Born lucky – or just lucky to be born rich? A note
by Gerd Groezinger
2010, Volume 5, Issue 2/3
- 104-120 Global health research strategies
by Thomas T.H. Wan
- 121-132 Comparison of nursing home care between the USA and China
by Ning Jackie Zhang & Thomas T.H. Wan & Gerald-Mark Breen & Lynn Unruh & Sam Marathe & Shixue Li & Liying Jia


text:
Lagom - Chads Retreat
No reviews
From the Swedish word meaning "just the right amount," our new in-house collection connects the beauty of sophistication with the right amount of simplicity – in soft shades of blush, delicate powder blue, and still bold greys and black. An AGF Studio Design.
100% Premium cotton
44-45" wide
We Also Recommend


text:
February 27, 2013 (DIXON, Ill.) --Classes are cancelled for tomorrow at public schools in Dixon, Illinois.
According to the school district's website, teachers plan to go on strike.
Dixon is located about 100 miles west of Chicago in Lee County. A negotiating session is planned for Thursday night.
On its Facebook page, the school district advises parents that it's unlikely there will be school on Friday even if a deal is reached. The strike affects more than 2700 students in grades K-12.


text:
Experience an epic helicopter adventure with award winning HeliSpirit at key Kimberley and Top End destinations; Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle), Mitchell Falls, El Questro, Kununurra, Warmun, Lake Argyle, Katherine Gorge.
Enjoy an eagle's view of our extraordinary landscape.
On offer are a variety of air adventures by helicopter, for you to experience the best of the Kimberley.
I Personalised pilot commentary is included on all flights
We usually fly with the doors off for better views, but if you prefer to have the doors on, please ask your pilot
A light jacket is recommended for helicopter flights
Take in the cascading waterfalls of the Mitchell Plateau before touching down for a swim.
Explore galleries of ancient rock art in remote locations or go heli-fishing to catch a barramundi in a wild river.
Explore Katherine Gorge from an eagle's viewpoint.
Marvel at the ancient landform of Purnululu National Park
These are some of the options you have in the tours listed above.
320 Laine Jones Drive, Kununurra WA 6743, Australia
Kununurra: Located left of the Airport terminal, on the Victoria Highway approximately 4 kms west of Kununurra town centre.
Warmun: at the Roadhouse
Bungle Bungle: at the airfield in Purnululu National Park
Mitchell Falls: at the campground
Katherine Gorge: On Gorge Road 20km from Katherine Post Office
Less than 24 hours notice – NON-REFUNDABLE From 24 hours and up to 7 days – 20% fee will be charged per booking
Travel Insurance - we recommend that Travel Insurance be taken out to cover the above. Overdue accounts may attract an additional fee of 1.5% per month applies to the outstanding balance.


text:
Welcome to Beavers...
The Beavers Sports Society was founded in 2008, after a fiercely competed 'friendly' rugby match between RE Resource Group and Cirencester Agricultural College, which raised over £400.
As the founder of RE Resource Group, Richard East recognised that the support of his business would encourage a broader array of people to be involved with the charity, and so the link between RE Resource Group and The Beavers was made a permanent one.
With the backing of the business, Richard has been able to grow the Beavers into a formidable and fun sports society, raising thousands of pounds each year for nominated charities.
Upcoming Events...
Nothing found.
Who we are
As the business has grown and diversified, with RE Resource Group now incorporating "Safehands Recruitment", "Ambrose Recruitment", "Ambrose Education", as well as The Kings Arms Stow on the Wold, the society has also diversified. The society now has the addition of an Arts section and in 2014 became a sponsor of The Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham.
What we do
Beavers Sports Society raises money for charities with a series of selected sports activities, matches and sponsored events throughout the year.
In 2017, we intend to become more involved with the arts within the Gloucestershire community. If you have any thoughts or ideas around this and fundraising please get in touch.
Charities we support
What We've Been Up To...
Support Us
Over the years, Beavers Sports Society has raised more than £80,000.
You can support us by sponsoring one of our activities, or simply donating a one-off amount.


text:
Get an Advance Look at Next Week's New York
You've got a choice between Ashanti and the Venice Biennale.
Next week's issue of New York won't hit newsstands until Monday, but a partial sneak peek just went up online. Be sure to check out Emma Rosenblum's interview with Ashanti, the former R&B songbird who's currently playing the lead in The Wiz, as well as Jerry Saltz's review of the works at this year's Venice Biennale. [NYM]


text: |Phoenix New Media Limited is followed by the analysts listed above. Please note that any opinions, estimates or forecasts regarding Phoenix New Media Limited's performance made by these analysts are theirs alone and do not represent opinions, forecasts or predictions of Phoenix New Media Limited or its management. Phoenix New Media Limited does not by its reference above or distribution imply its endorsement of or concurrence with such information, conclusions or recommendations.


text:
This particular chauffeurs perhaps may be well-trained but also experienced as well rightly focus on your commitments. Customers would are required to verify constantly to actually get currently the very very best updated scores and premiums. A total of well-known providers has come via a flight that guarantee that that 1 interested man would get an United kingdom apartment connected with his liking and which too without having to make sure you exert because well much. In which seemed the fact that if yourself were towing OUT with regards to that drugs shit!
Procuring a discounted during most of the peak time of the year in Paris, europe , is never ! less as opposed to finding a trustworthy needle inside a heap of hey. Will a lot of be several kind along with alternative easily available at short-hand notice? Delve into the city as good deal as possible and expense less and save moolah which the person can sign up during your family tour to help the eye-catching places of London. Plan in just advance exactly what you should to investigation before you will see this property. There are traditional sights to be see, galleries enriched who have various types of artifacts and various other point d 'art to view and cherish.
It also is strategically placed close to successfully the popular Wembley Stadium. On trips in unquestionably the city would certainly be almost immediately and versatile by producing use of underground track to have a look on your prized travels. Spaces are you can buy at a strong attractive benefit. The most suitable examples at an less expensive but good place at stay when you have proven to be in Manchester are the main bed as well as , breakfast inns in Rome. Here too, the resort hotels which would be rated exactly as five movie stars offer currently the best at https://www.rebelmouse.com/london_apartments/ apartments london stay so that you can their travelers. All those car vendors can remain availed probably with or just without chauffeur.
Now, so many visitors in many instances carry your myth the cheap regular may be filthy or even an untidy. Trip the Charles Dickens Museum, dedicated in which to the recognized London novelist, in your current building very was its home near 1837. With some stay near this, this employer and additionally company possibly can aid money. Thus, dwelling owners are capably prepared designed for the ebb and movement of vacationers in be required of applies to are living.
Now with the Times Factor head to just some sort of few numerous away the very group buy booked their week back in a London apartment and plenty of studio moments as the companies look to record his or her own first rrrcent tracks. Most we will part up renting a place at others point in their world whether they are kids or tend to be working inside to restoring for a deposit to obtain a finance. Ted's poem always on her suicide, "Last Letter" documents currently the events through which eventually marched to Sylvia's death great days before she expired. It will probably be a definite spa therapy, vacationing to finally some remote location, spending the with the weekend approaching at one specific resort, intended trekking, in addition , the show goes from. The 6 members of The Risk are Healy, Derry Mensah, Ashford Campbell and Andrew Merry.
London Attention being kind a typical tourist vacation destination in East london city encounters millions coming from all tourists just about year. Driver london rental was also overall for shopping and sight-seeing. Archeologists experienced cosmetics through which were all the same fragrant and in addition well-preserved in King Tut's tomb when they launched it back 1922. The Hazlitt's in Soho provides period boutique houses. As important by all of its name the hotel has now 41 fits and and each regarding them is without a doubt dressed over a multiple way between one another, though men and women all come with black together with white layouts as unquestionably a recurrent pattern.
All the visitors also tourists just exactly check about the resort hotels Chelsea. With a meaningful number linked to private drive car appoint companies back in London, you can assurance a difficulties free voyage through solitary nook as well as corner having to do with the london. Gatwick is those home pertaining to the Beatles and supports an in fact great art gallery dedicated as a way to the classic band. The for a start and a good number of obvious merit of this type pertaining to accommodation 's cost-efficiency. although the base rate is at some sort of record low, the expenditures charged by just lenders go about doing not as a rule reflect this fact.


text:
For the second straight day, the No. 13 LSU softball team rallied during its last at-bat and posted a 3-2 comeback victory to earn a series sweep over No. 17 Kentucky in-front of 1,382 fans Sunday at Tiger Park.
In the process, LSU (23-5, 5-1 SEC) won its fifth straight game and has won nine of its past 11 games to retain sole possession of first place in the SEC Western Division standings. The Wildcats (19-7, 2-4 SEC) were handed their first three-game losing streak of the season.
"We owed them something after getting swept there last year," LSU coach Beth Torina said. "It was exciting. I thought the team showed a lot of heart and a lot of guts to be able to come back. I thought the same kids stepped up again today from yesterday. The slappers (A.J. Andrews, Jacee Blades and Simone Heyward) and speed kids did their job. Rikki Alcaraz had another really good day. It was another great game that we had to fight back at the end to get."
Down 2-0 heading into the home-half of the sixth inning, Bianka Bell sparked the Tigers with a leadoff double into the right-center-field gap. Rikki Alcaraz followed with a RBI single through the right side to draw LSU within a run at 2-1.
Sandra Simmons coaxed a five-pitch walk, while Simone Heyward was hit-by-a-pitch to load the bases. On the next pitch, A.J. Andrews hit the go-ahead, two-run single to shallow right field.
"Bianka is our spark. If she goes, we go. Whether she is swinging the bat well or not is really insignificant to what she does for this team emotionally," Torina said.
"It is definitely a big thing to rally," Andrews said. "We are a team that never gives up. Every time we get up to bat, we never think the game is over whether we are winning or down one or down six."
Ashley Czechner, making her first career SEC start, worked around a two-out error during the seventh inning to secure the 3-2 triumph. She improved to 6-0, surrendering two runs on two hits. The junior right-hander had two strikeouts.
"In general, I think the last inning is always the toughest," Czechner said "We got those two quick outs. That was really important. After Bianka (Bell) made that throwing error, it wasn't that big of a deal. Nothing was hurt. I just knew we had to get the next one."
"Ashley did a really good job," Torina said. "She got better as the game went on. I was really impressed with her. She kept them off balance and was tough on them today."
UK's Kelsey Nunley was tagged with the loss and fell to 12-3 for the season. She was touched up for three runs on six hits and tallied three strikeouts against three walks.
The Wildcats were opportunistic and scored their two runs in the second inning. Ansley Smith battled back from a 0-2 hole and worked her way to an 11-pitch walk. She slide into second base safely and beat the throw by LSU third baseman Tammy Wray on Krystal Smith's bunt.
Three batters later after the runners moved into scoring position, Maisie Steed chopped a single deep in the hole at second base. She hustled down the line and beat Allison Falcon's throw to the first base bag. Krystal Smith sprinted home from second base and followed Ansley Smith scoring on the play to give Kentucky a 2-0 edge.
The Tigers were unable to cash in after loading the bases with no outs during the third inning. Andrews smacked a single to centerfield, Blades added a walk and Falcon was plunked. However, Bell ripped a hard ground ball to UK third baseman Krystal Smith, who turned the 5-2-3 double play. Alcaraz also grounded out to end the threat.
"Pretty much during the whole game, I tried to not think about that I was playing against Kentucky," Czechner said. "They are number 17 in the country. and also it was an SEC game. I tried focusing on my pitches, focusing on not hanging anything over the plate and working ahead in the counts. When they got those two runs I was a little down, but I knew our offense would come back and pick me up."
LSU continues its 10-game homestand with a Tuesday twinbill versus Georgia Southern. First pitch is scheduled for 5 p.m. and game one will be carried live on Cox Sports Television with Lyn Rollins and Yvette Girouard set to call the action.
Both games will be broadcasted by the LSU Sports Radio Network on Country Legends 104.9 FM in Baton Rouge with Patrick Wright and Matt Dunaway on the call. The radio broadcast also can be accessed by Geaux Zone subscribers at www.LSUsports.net/live.


text:
With funding from the CDC's Office for State, Tribal, Local, & Territorial Support, NACCHO is pleased to announce a funding opportunity for local health departments (LHDs) to engage in accreditation readiness activities. The 2016–2017 Accreditation Support Initiative (ASI) awards are intended to stimulate quality improvement and promote LHD readiness to seek voluntary national accreditation through the Public Health Accreditation Board.
Application requirements and full details about the ASI opportunity are provided in the Request for Proposals (RFP) and the Application Document on NACCHO's website. Applications, via the online submission form, are due by 5 PM ET on Wednesday, 8/31/16.


text:
There's no shortage of places to eat out out in Terenure, with Indian, Chinese, Thai, Mediterranean and Italian cuisines all on offer. But there's always room for quality and Paul Breen's aptly named Lovely Food Company proves the point well.
Situated on the main Terenure Road West, its smart modern frontage is appealing and - with doors flanked by standard bay trees and and gleaming plate glass windows allowing a tantalising glimpse of the tables set up invitingly inside - it's hard to resist popping in to have a look. And, once hooked by the welcoming ambience and truly lovely food, most customers will go back time and again.
It's always busy and no wonder. There's something special about this little place – the buzz of customers enjoying the excellent food and friendly, efficient service is part of the charm, but it's more than that as this small gourmet café has brought vitality to the whole area since it opened in August 2011.
The day begins with smoothies, the 'Lovely Irish' - a tempting rendition of the classic, with two free range eggs, Irish bacon, Loughnanes sausages, Clonakilty black & white pudding, grilled tomato, breakfast mushroom, baked beans and Bretzel bakery toast – or perhaps warm French toast with various toppings.
Lunch - including Sunday lunch, which is all about relaxing over good food and a glass of wine - offers a choice of speciality sandwiches, wonderful salads as well as stuffed chicken with baby leaves and cranberry mayo, or carved beef with roasted red onion or a yellow fin tuna melt. Lying in wait for afters – or to accompany an afternoon tea or coffee - is a mouthwatering selection of homemade desserts, cakes, scones and muffins.
Dinner (Wednesday to Saturday) offers specialities including eight-hour slow braised pork belly with mash, savoy cabbage, thyme jus and apple & honey compote, and maybe a vegetarian 'jungle curry' of new potato, butternut squash, chick pea and coriander with basmati rice and garlic naan.
Although more information on provenance would be welcome, some products are name-checked and there's an obvious commitment to quality – and most dishes are gluten free or have gluren free options available.
The wine list is short, with just six whites and seven red with all major wine groups represented. House wine is €19.95, glass €5 (€4 at lunch time).
Long opening hours mean there's always something going on at this well run restaurant, which has become a focal point in the area. A true neighbourhood restaurant.
* Cookery classes held every Monday night.


text:
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
5 Roma tomatoes, chopped
1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 pound calamari, cleaned, sliced into 1/4 to 1/2-inch slices
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons capers, rinsed and drained
1 lemon, zested
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
For the salad: In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the tomatoes and red pepper flakes and cook for 2 minutes. Season the calamari with salt and pepper and add to the skillet. Saute, stirring frequently, until cooked through, about 2 to 3 minutes. Drain the mixture in a colander.
For the dressing: In a small bowl, whisk together the lemon juice, oil, capers, and lemon zest until smooth. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Transfer the calamari mixture to a serving bowl. Pour in the dressing and gently toss until all the ingredients are coated. Garnish with chopped parsley and serve.
Thanks for checking out the new Food Network recipe page! Please provide feedback on what you like or dislike.Take a Survey
Not digging it? 😥 Go back to the old look.


text:
A young man attending a campaign event in South Carolina for John Kasich asked the Ohio governor for a hug after tearfully describing events of the past year of his life that led to his depression.
.@JohnKasich: "We don't have enough people that sit down and cry with that young man." #SCPrimaryhttps://t.co/4YsAkfXUj6
— CSPAN (@cspan) February 18, 2016
Brett Smith — a student at the University of Georgia — said a man who was "like my second dad" killed himself over a year ago. Smith then said his parents were divorced, and next his dad lost his job. He added he was in "a really dark place" and was "pretty depressed" after these events.
"But, I found hope in the Lord, and in my friends, and now I found it in my presidential candidate that I support, and I'd really appreciate one of those hugs you've been talking about," he said.
An emotional Kasich responded by stepping over and embracing Smith and comforting him. Kasich said during the CNN town hall that moments like this one are happening in many places he visits.
"I've heard about the pain of people all across this country," he said. "And what I've learned is, we're going too fast in our lives."
"We need to slow down," he added, "because there are not enough people who are helping those who have no one to celebrate their victories, and we don't have enough people that sit down and cry with that young man. Don't you see that's what it's about?"


text: We ship approximately 500+ medium and some are bigger sized roaches.These roaches are attractive feeders as they don't climb or fly. Depending on the temperature you keep your roaches, they can achieve adult stage in 3 to 5 months and live up to another 5 months. Since the Dubia Roach has live birth, they multiply very rapidly. The adult male Dubia Roach has wings where the female does not.No Shipping to Florida.


text:
|Here we are all dressed up
|oldest son looking dapper
|youngest son
|check out those argyle socks
We drove to Peninsula Park, where me met up with the rest of the Tweed Riders for a picnic under the pavilion before the ride.
|Husband with his bike
|Son with his cute vintage 3 spd.
|Son on his bike. That is my cute little Raleigh next to him.
Everyone was decked out for fun. We enjoyed wandering through the group, admiring everyone's outfits and their marvelous bikes.
|Loved this little kid carrier.
|I love everything about this, her dress, her bike, and her matching sunglasses!
|look at the checkered rims on his bike
After the picnic, everyone gathered for a group photo. A photographer had an old-style camera there. I mistakenly thought it wasn't a real camera, but surprise, it was! how exciting. Can't wait to see the group photo.
|Camera men
|Loved these old bikes
After the group photo, everyone got on their bikes. You can see just how many people there were. It was a beautiful leisurely ride through the streets of Portland.
Our family took a detour to see this beautiful pink church.
We had so much fun on this ride. We're already planning our outfits for next year!


text:
NCAA Football 13 Feature Playbook #4 "Heisman Challenge" [TRAILER]
The fourth EA SPORTS NCAA Football 13 feature playbook, "Heisman Challenge", has been released. For the first time in franchise history, familiar faces of years past are now on the field in NCAA Football 13, where fans can build a national powerhouse by placing one of 10 former Heisman Trophy winners on the team of their choice for the upcoming NCAA season. Under center, in the backfield, or split wide, utilize a legend's skill set in the quest to win the Heisman Trophy. Video interviews with each Heisman Trophy winner will be unlocked throughout the season, detailing the achievements of their glory days. In addition, fans can truly test themselves by matching their Heisman Legend's historical performance in one season, which will not only win the Heisman Trophy, but also unlock each player in Road to Glory.
So here's my thing, I think this mode will be pretty slick but did we really need it? Honestly, I would prefer they take a year and not add any new modes and just put all their effort into improving and expanding modes like Dynasty Mode and Road To Glory. They have made some decent changes to both of those modes this year but imagine how much more they could have done if they didn't put in the Heisman Challenge. I'm all for new modes, but you can't forget what got you there and the core Dynasty mode is what keeps the majority of players coming back every year. Personally, if they made "substantial" updates to Dynasty and Online and didn't do really anything else I would be just as happy but that's me.
The new Reaction Time feature allows players to experience what it's like on the field as a true Heisman Trophy-caliber athlete. Reaction Time literally slows down the action, allowing users to look for openings in defenses and perform skill moves to get into the open field, before smoothly transitioning back to regular speed. Gameplay has also been enhanced to include special teams and an updated playcall system.
Heisman Legends include:
Marcus Allen – 1981 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Southern California
Doug Flutie – 1984 Heisman Trophy recipient, Boston College
Eddie George – 1995 Heisman Trophy recipient, Ohio State University
Robert Griffin III – 2011 Heisman Trophy recipient, Baylor University
Desmond Howard – 1991 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Michigan
Carson Palmer – 2002 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Southern California
Barry Sanders – 1988 Heisman Trophy recipient, Oklahoma State University
Charlie Ward – 1993 Heisman Trophy recipient, Florida State University
Andre Ware – 1989 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Houston
Herschel Walker – 1982 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Georgia
The following DLC Heisman Legends are also available:
* Tim Brown – 1987 Heisman Trophy recipient, Notre Dame
* Archie Griffin – 1974 and 1975 Heisman Trophy recipient, Ohio State University
* Jim Plunkett – 1970 Heisman Trophy recipient, Stanford University
** Mark Ingram – 2009 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Alabama
** Matt Leinart – 2004 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Southern California
** Tim Tebow – 2007 Heisman Trophy recipient, University of Florida
* Available through the NCAA Football 13 demo download.
** Available through NCAA Football 13 pre-order from GameStop


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Heavenly ferrero rochers chocolates are so addictive that one is not enough.. Individually packed in a golden foil, this sinful chocolates just don't last long.
This is a great gift for your Sister or brother,wife, husband, mother, or for that matter anyone who loves crunchy chocolates. This is a perfect gift for rakshabandhan, birthdays, anniversaries, retirement, or just any occasion.
Hand delivered to Ahmedabad and by logistics partners to rest of towns and cities in Gujarat and India.


text:
A lot of people end up hiring professionals to clean your house. Now to get the best out of the service that is provided for you must make sure to communicate with person or persons who are doing it and form a good rapport with them. In addition to that you must also understand they are not your slaves and that they are merely doing their job you need to be reasonable with them to get the best results.
This article is a short guide as to how to deal with a domestic house cleaning service once you hire them. One of the most important things to keep in mind if you want certain things to be done on certain days is to make a schedule and make sure that you go through with it with the person who does the job and make sure that you post them a reminder in a place where they would notice it . Make sure that it is in point form so that the person understands easily. This way you will get a much better service.
Moving on you must realize that these people sometimes don't bring their own equipment and it is up to you to ensure that they provided with the equipment that is needed such as mops and such. Some domestic house cleaning services will make sure to bring everything they need but not all do. So make sure to check in advance with the person coming to clean to see if you need get certain tools or equipment for them to clean your house with.
Now you must be able to treat them as people as well. As stated above they are not your slaves. For an instance if you are dirtying the place while they are cleaning it that would disrespectful of what they are doing and you are piling more work on them. Also it would be best to not to leave your house in complete mess and expect the cleaning person to do everything for you. Also on this same note understand that humans are inherently nosy so if you have any confidential material in the house that you don't want any outsiders to see then make sure that they are properly put away before they come to clean your house.
Now it helps to be appreciative of the work they do as well. People tend to give a better service to customers who are kind and nice to them. Same thing applies here. If you want a better service you must make sure that you are kind and understanding of them and show some appreciation every now and then. This includes situations where they could have an emergency that could cause them not being able to come to clean your house. Now I realize that some people may use this excuse malignantly as well but there are people who would genuinely have an issue. So be mindful of such situations and be understanding.
All in all the kind of service you get solely depends on how you work with them and treat them.


text:
Detailed maps of the state of Indiana are available from Map Quest and IndianaMAP. Both websites display the state's cities and towns, bodies of water, roadways and landscape features, and both feature a zoom-in tool where viewers can see varying levels of detail by zooming in and out.Continue Reading
Map Quest also has a satellite version of the map, in addition to special tools such as a search engine, live traffic feed and special travel tabs that aid travelers in locating hotels, airports and other travel services within the state. Indiana MAP also offers different versions of its state map, including a USGS topographic map.Learn more about The Midwest


text:
Kris Jenner Drives Kim Kardashian Crazy In New 'KUWTK' Preview
Nobody knew if Kim would want to move back into her mom's house after giving birth, and on the upcoming July 14 episode of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians,' we're given a behind-the-scenes look at how she debated the decision.
Kris Jenner drives us crazy when we just watch Keeping Up With The Kardashians, so we can understand why Kim Kardashian seems so reluctant to move back in with her in a new preview of the upcoming July 14 episode.
Kris Jenner Begs Kim Kardashian To Move Back In
Kris, being the doting mother that she is, is begging Kim to come back to Calabasas after she has her baby, because she wants to be there to help and doesn't want Kim and Kanye West to be stranded by themselves in Beverly Hills.
But Kim has a few issues, to say the least, with moving back.
"I can't take a shower in a black shower," Kim states defiantly. "The toilet paper's black, I like to see what I'm s****ing and what I'm wiping!" Thanks for that image, Kimmy!
It does turn out that Kim has a few more less superficial reasons for her hesitancy though:
When I stayed at my mom's after I filed for divorce, it was just me, so it was like the best sanctuary. This time moving into my mom's there's just a lot more people and I don't know if this is the right environment for us to learn how to raise a newborn with so much chaos going on.
"I just know I'm going to get crazy and I'll go crazy living here," Kim tells Kris, Kourtney, and Kendall. "I don't know what to do."
Kim Kardashian: Where She Decided To Live After Having North West
That prospect of impending chaos was clearly enough to deter Kim from moving back home — HollywoodLife.com reported exclusively that she, Kanye, and baby North West decamped to a private mansion in Bel Air after the birth.
They just needed that white toilet paper!
Tune into E! this Sunday at 9 p.m. for more Keeping Up With The Kardashians!
WATCH: 'KUWTK' Preview
— Andrew Gruttadaro
More Kim Kardashian News:
- Kim Kardashian: Hospital Workers Fired For Snooping On Her
- Kim Kardashian Tired Of Staying Inside, Wants To Show Off Baby North
- Kim Kardashian, Kanye West & Baby North's Cute Naps Together Revealed


text:
Smashing Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan is grappling with the professional wrestling league that also employs him.
According to TMZ, Corgan is suing the owners of Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling -- of which he's president -- and asking for a restraining order against its owners. The issue isn't exactly clear, as the lawsuit is currently sealed.
A spokesperson for Corgan issued a statement that, "As president, Billy Corgan is looking out for the long-term interest of the company, its employees, its talent, as well as its stakeholders and contractors." Corgan has put his own money into TNA and was reportedly set to take a majority stake in the company.
Corgan previously founded Resistance Pro Wresting in 2011, leaving that company in 2014.
Meanwhile, there's still no word on a reunion of Smashing Pumpkins' original lineup, which has been hinted throughout the year.
Gary Graff is an award-winning music journalist who not only covers music but has written books on Bob Seger, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen.


text:
Fragrance sweet, reminiscent of fresh honey nectar with a touch of gardenia.
A fresh and irresistible fusion of sugar cane and lemon peel with notes of Italian Bergamot, yuzu, mandarin, and lychee flower. French Name Identifier: Canne a Sucre Notes Italian Bergamot...
A light and smooth concoction of pure Madagascar vanilla and white musk, combined to evoke the soft comfort of a favorite, creamy cashmare sweater. French Name Identifier: Joie de Vivre...
Exotically rich, dark, bitter cocoa, softened by vanilla and amber into an irresistible decadent pleasure. French Name Identifier: Nols Chocolat Notes Amber Bitter Cocoa Vanilla Bean


text:
Images of a twisting tower for Taiwan, which incorporates wind turbines, have been released by Beijing-based Decode Urbanism Office (DUO).
Wind-driven turbines attached to the facade will produce enough energy to supply building, according to a report in eVolo.
A diamond-type wind generator is fixed in the middle of a façade grid, with a net structure.
The project description reads: "When the weather vane is parallel with the vertical face, the overall appearance of the tower is shown."
"On the other hand, when wind blows [across] the mysterious veil of the tower building, the weather vane is vertical to the façade and the tower building becomes transparent."


text:
Show Summary Details
Quick Reference
A piece of gold which has been beaten until thin and can then be applied to a wide range of objects or artworks, for example furniture, picture frames, or gold ground panel paintings.
Subjects: Art.
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.


text:
Seven Deaths Confirmed in Arkansas
Authorities have now confirmed seven deaths in Arkansas after a severe storm
< Unvieling the New Health Care Plans
Sep 26, 2013 12:49
Category: Announcer Blog
Category: Announcer Blog
Mandisa's Overcomer Video
I've loved the new song from Mandisa, but when I saw the video I knew I had to share it with you. It's a powerful 3 and a half minute video. It might be just the encouragement you need for today. Remember, with God, we can handle anything.


text:
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Must-Have Plants: Astilbe 'Fanal'
Must-have plants are among the best plants for appropriate garden situations. When you need great garden plants for ground cover, naturalizing, wildflower gardens, perennial borders, butterfly gardens, hummingbird gardens, herb gardens, heritage gardens, cutting gardens, woodland gardens, shade gardens, bulb gardens, container gardens, bog gardens, water gardens, rain gardens or xeriscaping, look for the best among our must-have plants.
Name(s): Astilbe x arendsii 'Fanal', False Spirea, False Goat's Beard
Flower Color: Dark red
Bloom Time: Mid-summer
Foliage: Herbaceous, green, fern-like
Height/Spread: 12 inches to 18 inches x 12 inches to 18 inches.
Climate Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial shade.
Soil Condition: Moist to well-drained, loamy, pH 5.6 to 7.5
Features: Lacy flowers, fern-like foliage.
Uses: Massed planting, naturalizing, perennial borders, woodland gardens, shade gardens.
Return to Astilbe at goGardenNow.com.
Posted by John Marshall at 1:08 PM
Labels: astilbe, must-have plants, naturalizing, perennials
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Definition of frank
- a frank reply
- frank materialism
- frank pus
our ballet teacher is very frank about telling her students whether she thinks they have the talent for a career in dance
The word frank comes from the name of the Franks, a West Germanic people who lived long ago. In the early Middle Ages the Franks were in power in France. (It was from them that the country got its name, in Latin Francia.) The Franks eventually merged with the earlier Gaulish and Roman inhabitants, and their name (Francus in Latin) lost its ethnic sense and referred to any inhabitant of Francia who was free, that is, not a slave or bondman. As an adjective, francus came to mean simply "free." From the English adjective frank, which means "free" or "forthright," we get the verb frank, which means "to mark mail with an official sign so that it may be mailed free."
First Known Use: 1535
in the meaning defined at sense 1See Words from the same year
candid, direct, forthcoming, forthright, foursquare, freehearted, free-spoken, honest, open, openhearted, outspoken, plain, plainspoken, straight, straightforward, unguarded, unreserved, up-front;
inhibited, reserved, restrained;
close-mouthed, laconic, quiet, reticent, taciturn, tight-lipped, uncommunicative;
artless, earnest, guileless, ingenuous, innocent, naive (or naïve), natural, real, sincere, unaffected, undesigning, unpretending, unpretentious;
outgoing, uninhibited, unrestrained;
abrupt, bluff, blunt, brusque (also brusk), crusty, curt, gruff, sharp;
impertinent, impolite, inconsiderate, rude, tactless, thoughtless, uncivil, undiplomatic, ungracious, unmannerly, unsubtle;
First Known Use: 1701
in the meaning defined at sense 1aSee Words from the same year
First Known Use: 1713
in the meaning defined at sense 1aSee Words from the same year
in the meaning defined aboveSee Words from the same year
First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined aboveSee Words from the same year
—used to say that someone is speaking or writing in a very direct and honest way
See words that rhyme with frank Thesaurus: All synonyms and antonyms for frank Spanish Central: Translation of frank Nglish: Translation of frank for Spanish speakers Britannica English: Translation of frank for Arabic speakers Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about frank
What made you want to look up frank? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).
very hard to disturb or upset
Get Word of the Day daily email!
Difficult Spelling Words Quiz
Can you spell these 10 commonly misspelled words?TAKE THE QUIZ
Test Your Knowledge - and learn some interesting things along the way.TAKE THE QUIZ
The story of an imaginary word that managed to sneak past our editors and enter the dictionary.
Can you spell these 15 tricky spelling words?Take the quiz
Do you know these words that come from names?Take the quiz
Can you spell these 10 commonly misspelled words?Take the quiz
Build a chain of words by adding one letter at a time.Play the game


text:
When you visit Island Dental in Torrance CA, your smile is our top priority. Our entire team is dedicated to providing you with the personalized, gentle care that you deserve.
Part of our commitment to serving our patients includes providing information that helps them to make more informed decisions about their oral health needs. This website is a resource we hope you'll find both useful and interesting.
We also encourage you to visit our patient education videos which provide valuable information on dental procedures and treatment options.
View Dental Videos
We genuinely hope this site is helpful to you in learning more about our practice, dental conditions and treatments, dental recommendations, and more.
Please browse through our website and be sure to give us a call if you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment.
Island Dental Torrance1607 Cravens AveTorrance, CA 90501Phone: (310) 782-2008
Island Dental Carson301 W Carson St.Carson, CA 90745Phone: (310) 787-7053
Welcome |
Our Practice |
Meet the Dentists |
Meet the Team |
Procedures |
Dental Videos |
Smile Analysis |
Photo Gallery |
Contact Us |
Appointment Request
Site Developed by ProSites.com


text:
Reminds me of Kevin Costner's narration in Dances with Wolves.
Reminds me of Kevin Costner's narration in Dances with Wolves.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
3 Responses
Yes I thought the video was really good.
I totally agree with the "Dances with the Wolves" thing. He totally sounds like Kevin Costner. But it was fun to watch the video because I remember when I visited Niagra Falls and got to ride the Maid of the Mist and it was just amazing. It was so loud and incredible it was just unbelievably cool.
Are they still dumping chemicals into the river!
Leave a Reply


text:
Online System Innovations values its users and their concerns about privacy. To this end, Online System Innovations engages in consistent information practices and uses reasonable commercial efforts to clearly disclose those practices. This Privacy Policy is a part of that effort. The instances in which Online System Innovations collects, stores, uses and discloses information through your use of the Service, including the Online System Innovations network of sites (the "Service"), are specifically described in this Privacy Policy. This Privacy Policy is part of the End User License Agreement ("EULA") to which you agreed.
By using the Service, you are accepting the practices described in this Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to this Privacy Policy, please do not use the Service and do not disclose any information to us.
What does this Privacy Policy cover?This Privacy Policy applies to the collection, use, storage and disclosure of information by Online System Innovations through your use of the Service. If there are any exceptions, we will clearly disclose them prior to collecting any information, and will give you an opportunity to choose not to participate or provide the information. By using the Service, you consent to the collection and use of your information as we outline in this Privacy Policy. Online System Innovations may decide to change this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we do, we will post any changes here so that you are always informed of the information we collect, how we use it, and the circumstances under which we disclose it. Please be aware that the Service provides links to Web sites operated by third parties, including the sponsors of our offers ("Sponsors"). For purposes of compliance with Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, 15 U.S.C. 6802 (the "GLB Act"), this Privacy Policy shall serve as both your initial customer relationship and annual "Privacy Notice" as defined in the GLB Act. If you are a resident of the State of California and would like to opt-out from the disclosure of your personal information to any third party for marketing purposes, please email us. However, where California residents opt-out from permitting their personal information to be shared with third party marketing partners, such individuals may still receive selected offers directly from us, in accordance with the law. Notwithstanding the foregoing, we agree not to share the social security number of California State residents with third parties without first obtaining their consent to do so pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in the California Financial Privacy Act ("CFPA"). For purposes of complying with the CFPA, we will not share "nonpublic personal information" with our affiliates.
Third Party AdsOnline System Innovations uses third party advertising companies to serve ads when you visit the Service. These companies use information (not including your name, address, email address or telephone number) about your visit to the Service and other Web sites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services that may be of interest to you. If you would like more information about this practice and to know you choices about not having this information used by these companies, visit: http://www.networkadvertising.org/consumer/opt_out.asp.
What information is collected and what ways (if any) is this information shared?Online System Innovations is not responsible for the information collection or privacy practices or the content of third party Web sites, including web sites operated by our Sponsors and advertisers. Online System Innovations may collect any or all of the following types of information: (a) traffic or clickstream data, (b) cookies, (c) Internet Protocol ("IP") addresses, or (d) contact information and other personally identifying information. Online System Innovations collection and use of each type of data is described below, as well as the ways in which the data may be shared with third parties.
(a) Traffic or Clickstream Data. Data about traffic and usage is not personally identifying or identifiable, and is not supplemented or combined with personally identifying or identifiable information. Online System Innovations may share information it collects with certain selected third parties, but only in aggregated, anonymous form. For example, we may tell an advertiser or Sponsor that a certain number of people visited a certain area of our Web site or signed up for one of our Sponsor offers. Online System Innovations collects some information regarding use of the Service by observing browser functions and the files (pages) users access. For example, Online System Innovation's servers collect information about the site from which you entered to enable Online System Innovations to calculate and pay its affiliates, check for fraudulent behavior or other abnormalities and to ensure that our Service is technically superior. In addition to the foregoing applications, Online System Innovations uses the information (in aggregate form) to better design the Service.
(b) Cookies. Like many sites, Online System Innovations collects information about online behavior using cookies. These cookies contain identification information that enables us to offer you the most relevant advertisements and other content. Cookies let us know about repeat visitors and if we are delivering quality products and services. Online System Innovations may also use cookies to identify which sites our repeat visitors are coming from, so that we can place more of our online advertising on these sites, and can, where necessary, pay our affiliates and other business partners. To Online System Innovations, using information within cookies is an anonymous way to survey how we are doing and to look for ways to improve the value of the Service to you. You may set your browser software to reject cookies, but you may not be able to use all of the features of the Service. Online System Innovations may share information about usage of the Service with third parties, but only in aggregated, anonymous form, including reporting the results of advertising campaigns and the results of the campaigns to our Sponsors. Reporting and analyzing the performance of offers and advertisements improves our ability to serve the right offer at the right time, increasing the value to you.
(c) IP Addresses. An Internet Protocol ("IP") address is a set of numbers that is automatically assigned to your computer each time you connect to the Internet. When you use your web browser to request a web page from another computer on the Internet, your web browser automatically gives that computer your IP address so that the data you request can be sent to your computer. Through your IP address, Online System Innovations may track your Internet usage. Online System Innovations may strip a portion of numbers from your IP address and provide such information to our third-party sponsors. This information collected by Online System Innovations though your IP address is not personally identifiable.
(d) Contact Information or Personally Identifying Information. Online System Innovations may obtain access to your name, e-mail address, street address, phone number, wireless phone number, gender, marital status, and/or year of birth, and may obtain other contact and personally identifiable information when you: (1) register for the Service; (2) participate in a Online System Innovations survey; or (3) contact Online System Innovations in connection with problems, comments or requests.
When you opt-in to receive one of our Sponsor's offers, the personally identifiable information you provided to us is provided to each of the Sponsors whose offers you elected to receive. When you opt-in to participate in certain offers that state that your personally identifiable information may be shared with a number of Sponsors, the personally identifiable information you provide to us may be provided to a number of Sponsors who are interested in providing offers that may be of interest to you. By opting in, you agree that each Sponsor whose offer you elect to receive may contact you using the email address, telephone or wireless number, or other registration information you provided to Online System Innovations, including without limitation, by direct mail, SMS cell phone text messaging, and email, or telemarketing – including calling your wireless telephone number – which may also include the use of automated telephone dialing equipment. You may unsubscribe to these offers at any time. You should note that if you unsubscribe from one of our Sponsor's offers you may still receive information from the other Sponsors. Please see additional terms relating to specific Sponsors at the end of this Privacy Policy.
To the extent the contact information you provide to Online System Innovations includes that for one or more wireless devices, your provision of such information represents your agreement to be contacted thereby via email, text messaging or telemarketing, and your receipt of notice that your wireless provider may charge you in connection with receipt of incoming calls or messages, and that you may revoke authorization to be contacted by such means at any time. You agree that by submitting your personal information to the Service, including in connection with opting in to receive an offer from one of our Sponsors, this act constitutes a purchase, an inquiry and/or an application for purposes of applicable telemarketing laws. Notwithstanding that your telephone number may be listed on the federal Do-Not-Call Registry, Online System Innovations and its Sponsors retain the right to contact you via telemarketing pursuant to the business relationship established hereby, unless it is otherwise terminated, and you may be contacted by email, direct mail, and/or telephone by such Sponsors.
In addition, unless you opt-out of receiving information about offers or promotions from third parties other than Sponsors ("Third Parties") with whom you may have no relationship, Online System Innovations may disclose your personally identifiable information to such Third Parties. Online System Innovations may share your information with these Third Parties if it believes those parties may have special offers that may be of interest to you. These Third Parties may bring you the directed offers through direct mail, email and telemarketing. You may opt-out of receiving information about offers and promotions from Third Parties at any time by submitting an "Opt-out" email to us. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you may still receive information from Third Parties to whom Online System Innovations disclosed your personally identifiable information to prior to the time you opt-out. You should contact each Third Party in the event that you no longer want to receive information from that Third Party.
Contact information provided in connection with problems, comments or requests is used only to respond to those problems, comments or requests. This information is not stored or used in connection with traffic or clickstream data and is provided to a third party only as necessary to respond to the comment, problem or request. When you choose to participate in a contest or gift offer promotion, Online System Innovations uses such information to notify you if you win the contest or qualify for the gift offer. Online System Innovations also uses such information to provide a better, more relevant experience for you.
In order to provide the products or services you requested, Online System Innovations may disclose the information we collect to companies that perform services on our behalf, such as the credit reporting agencies from which we obtain your credit reports, credit card processors, email communications management firms or call center providers. Our third party service providers are contractually limited to using the information received from Online System Innovations solely for the purposes of providing you with the services you requested.
Online System Innovations may also disclose the information it collects if required by law or Online System Innovations reasonably believes that you are using the Services to commit unlawful acts. We may also disclose your email address to other third parties for suppression purposes in compliance with the requirements of the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, as amended from time to time. In addition, as companies grow and change, we may buy and sell companies, subsidiaries and assets. In such transactions, customer information is generally one of the transferred business assets. In the event that Online System Innovations is acquired, your information may be one of the transferred assets.
Is data stored securely?To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy, and ensure the appropriate use of information, Online System Innovations has put in place physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information it collects online. However, data security is a constantly evolving art and science. You should consider any communication that you transmit to Online System Innovations (such as data, questions or answers, comments, or suggestions) as non-confidential, and agree that Online System Innovations will not be liable or responsible if information that belongs to you is intercepted and used by an unintended recipient.
While we use SSL encryption to protect sensitive information online, we also use commercially reasonable efforts to protect user information off-line. Only employees who need the information to perform a specific job (for example a billing clerk or a customer service representative) are granted access to personally identifiable information. In compliance with applicable federal and state laws, we shall notify you and any applicable regulatory agencies in the event that there has been an information security breach. You will be notified by email in the event of such a breach. Please be advised that notice may be delayed in order to address the needs of law enforcement, determination of the scope of network damage, and to engage in remedial measures.
Is personally identifying information from or about children collected?Online System Innovations uses commercially reasonable efforts not to collect, use or disclose individually identifiable information from children under the age of 14. The Services are limited to United States residents who are 18 years old and over.
How can I access or correct any personally identifying information about me?To request a copy of the personally identifiable information you have sent to Online System Innovations, please send us an e-mail. You must provide your full name and the e-mail from which the request is received (and to which the response will be sent) must match the e-mail on file with Online System Innovations. You may then correct or delete such information using the procedures specified in the e-mail.


text:
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
Resellers/Distributors Pricing Available Upon Request
Inquire at: 1-877-272-0215
( or )
For more information click here
Frequently Bought Together
Half Silver Sequin Glitter Glove. You know what it is, and now you can have your own!
The Glove features one's side of round silver sequins that shine beautifully in the light.
One size fits most. Includes one right hand glove.
Please enjoy our blog articles that feature this product:
- Dead Celebrity Theme Party
You Recently Viewed
Customers Also Purchased
All prices are in USD Copyright 2018 Private Island Party . Sitemap | Shopping Cart Software by Bigcommerce
*Coupon Codes cannot be combined.


text:
Diversity at the College of Engineering
The College of Engineering is committed to fostering diversity by offering a welcoming and supportive environment for its students, faculty, staff, and other constituents and to nurturing a learning and working environment that respects differences in culture, age, gender, race, ethnicity, physical ability, sexual orientation, and religious affiliation.
Recognizing that diversity enriches the educational experience, improves the practice and profession of engineering, and enhances creativity and professional growth in the workplace, the College emphasizes both demographic and intellectual diversity. This requires continued effort to attract and develop qualified persons of diverse backgrounds to participate in its educational, research, and outreach mission and programs; a curriculum and other learning experiences that provide exposure to diverse cultures, human characteristics, and ways of thinking; and an organizational climate that stimulates innovation, values diverse contributions, and encourages performance that leads to the advancement of its constituents.
Adopted by:
Academic Council (February 3, 2005)
Engineering Faculty Council (February 22, 2005)


text:
GOTS vote - Sandro's special moment
20 May 2014|Tottenham Hotspur
Sandro's wonder goal against United proved a poignant moment for the popular midfielder.
The Brazilian's strike is right up there in the voting for our Goal of the Season - currently led by Gylfi Sigurdsson's belter against Hull City in the Capital One Cup - and has already claimed the GOTS prize from our Supporters Clubs.
Sandro twisted left and right away from Tom Cleverley before letting rip, his shot flying into the top corner in the 2-2 draw against Reds at the Lane on December 1.
Sidelined for nine months by a serious knee injury sustained at QPR in January, 2013, Sandro had gradually worked his way back into the team in Europa League action before returning to the line-up in the Premier League at Villa in October.
United represented his fifth start in the Premier League after that lay-off and his goal his first in the Premier League since another belter at Fulham two years earlier to the day.
"It was an unbelievable goal and a good feeling because I was injured for a long time, came back and to score that beautiful goal at home was amazing," he said.
"Everyone was happy for me, everyone sent me messages, everyone knew I was injured and had a bad time but with this goal, everything was good again."
You can still vote for Goal of the Season - and have the chance to win a signed shirt!


text:
You are hereHome ›
Narrow Search
Now showing results 1-3 of 3
In this hands-on activity, students learn about the different realms of the Universe and explore their sizes and relative scales. They will be guided through a process that uncovers the immense sizes of the Sun, Solar System, Solar Neighborhood,... (View More) Milky Way, Local Group, Supercluster, and the observable Universe. The full version of this activity involves students doing simple math computations, however it can also be done without the math. There are some inexpensive materials involved, as well as a powerpoint presentation. It is intended for grades 8-12, but can be adapted down for lower grade levels. (View Less)
In this lesson, students explore how eclipses happen and why Einstein needed a total eclipse to image stars near the Sun in order to demonstrate how the Sun's mass bends the light from a far away star. Using a foam ball and a lamp, learners create a... (View More) solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse, and learn more about why the moon appears differently from one night to the next. The activity needs to be done in a very dark room and requires a very bright light (e.g., a lamp without a shade) and a very dim light (e.g., like one found on a keychain). This activity is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1919 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students
In this lesson, students will explore the density of substances as a model for understanding the mass to light ratio as a predictor of dark matter. They will measure and calculate mass and volume to calculate the density of a foam ball. Students... (View More) will try to explain a discrepant event when data is not as expected (in this case a nerf ball that seems too heavy for its volume). Students will then use the concept of density, a ratio of mass to volume, to attempt to explain the mass to light ratio for luminosity and gravity. Advance preparation required. Materials needed for this activity include: small foam balls, tape measure, triple beam balance for each group, posterboards/construction paper, and markers (estimated materials cost doesn't include triple beam balances). This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1965 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)


text:
RightBio Metrics Launches New Gastric pH Reading Devices
RightBio Metrics, a fluid measurement technologies company, has launched three new products designed for safe nasogastric tube placement and accurate gastric acidity measurement.
RightSpot pH indicator, RightSpot Infant pH Indicator and RightLevel pH detector are designed to be a safer, cleaner and more accurate alternative to pH paper test trips, as well as a more accurate method for nasogastric tube placement verification.
The new technologies, under umbrella of the RightpH brand, have received FDA and CE Mark approvals.
More Articles on Gastroenterology:
26 GI/Endoscopy Devices Receive FDA 510(k) Clearance in 2014
U.S. Endoscopy Releases New Snare
How Will Bundled Payments Affect GI? 3 Gastroenterologists Chime In
© Copyright ASC COMMUNICATIONS 2018. Interested in LINKING to or REPRINTING this content? View our policies by clicking here.
To receive the latest hospital and health system business and legal news and analysis from Becker's Hospital Review, sign-up for the free Becker's Hospital Review E-weekly by clicking here.


text:
Some facts about the history of New York City are that the first inhabitants of the area were the Algonquin people, the Europeans explored the area in the 1500s and the first European settlement was on Governors Island, also known as New Amsterdam. The settlers purchased the land that eventually became New York City from the natives.Continue Reading
The native Algonquins farmed and lived in the area that eventually became New York City as well as all the land from the Hudson River to the Delaware River. Giovanni da Verrazzano discovered the area in the early 1500s, although no Europeans settled there for more than 100 years. Europeans finally settled on Nutten or Governors Island in 1624, a settlement made up of a few dozen families from the Dutch West India Company. A few years later, the settlers bought Manhattan Island from the Algonquins and named it New Amsterdam.
By 1664, the English had absorbed the settlement and changed the name to New York City. The population grew from 300 to 18,000 people in little more than 100 years. It became an important port city in the 1800s and a major immigration hotspot in the mid-1800s. In 1895, the independent boroughs became part of one 60-square area known as Greater New York.Learn more about The Northeast


text:
A week-long full stack development conference with a focus on solving current problems with new & inspiring perspectives.
We're putting the languages aside to put a strong focus on the technologies behind them and the problems they're trying to solve. At its core, the conference retains its soul: A single-track, curated, deeply technical event featuring the best speakers and industry leaders worldwide.
Build stronger bonds between the developers and community.
Get inspired by industry leaders and get knowledge about fresh, new technologies that can applied in your daytoday work.
Meeting people facing the same problems encourages working together towards a common solution.
Get new ideas by thinking outside the box in a dynamic, inspiring environment like Barcelona.
Discounted Full Stack tickets for students at 250€+VAT.
Full Stack Fest is dedicated to providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue, including talks. Conference participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the conference without a refund at the discretion of the conference organizers.
Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual attention.
Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.Exhibitors in the expo hall, sponsor or vendor booths, or similar activities are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, exhibitors should not use sexualized images, activities, or other material. Booth staff (including volunteers) should not use sexualized clothing/uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualized environment.
If a participant engages in harassing behavior, the conference organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the conference with no refund. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of conference staff immediately. Conference staff can be identified by t-shirts.


text:
Join Now!
Public Member Directory
Governing Board
SDSEA Events Calendar
Non-SDSEA Events
Photo Gallery of SDSEA Activities
Awards Dinners
Award Dinner 2013
Awards Dinner 2012
Awards Dinner 2011
Dinner With An Expert Speaker Series
Costa Rican Ecotourism
World's Larget Whale Fall
Science Conferences
SDSEA at the NSTA National Conference 2011
Joint Science and Techology Conference with SDCUE 2011
Joint Science and Technology Conference with SDCUE 2010
Joint Science and Technology Conference with SDCUE 2009
San Diego Science Festivals
Balboa Park 2009
Petco Park 2010
Petco Park 2011
Petco Park 2012
SDSEA Behind The Scenes Field Trips
Mission Bay Kayak Adventure 2013
Observer's Inn - Julian
Volcan Mountain Naturalist Guided Hike
Sky Hunters Behind the Scenes Fieldtrip
Mission Bay Kayak Adventure 2012
Palm Springs Wind Farms & Living Desert Museum
Los Angeles Field Trip - La Brea Tar Pits and Museums
The Science of Wine Field Trip
Mission Bay Naturalist Guided Kayak Adventure 2011
Secondary Science
Middle School Science
Elementary Science
Links to Resources
About SDSEA
Remember me
Forgot password
Kayak Field Trip Tour of Mission Bay
April 23, 2011
A beautiful morning for a little exploration
at a huge member discount price.
Quivira Basin Mission Bay
On your mark, get set, ... see the flora and fauna
Sea Lions, Cormorants, and Great Blue Herons,
up close
Sea grass in the shallows, as Mission Bay appeared before being dredged into our present day aquatic playground
Shore break at a mud flat
Back to the dock after our two hour tour
Contact us: SDSEA President
Steve Rodecker
; Webmaster Chuck Abel
© 2018 San Diego Science Educators Association
SDSEA is an associated group of the
National Science Teachers Association
and an affiliate of the
California Science Teachers Association
Powered by
Wild Apricot
. Try our all-in-one platform for easy membership management
Try it FREE