text:
That was not the shut-out I had expected it to be.
And that's a good thing.
After last week's tromping of the University of Washington by Stanford (65-21, ouch) I did not hold out great hopes for our game tonight. We're a young team, sanctions, lots of penalties, blah, blah, blah.
But it was a really good game. We didn't make a lot of mistakes - that taunting penalty was dumb but not hurtful really - and we looked solid. The interception in the fourth was just beautiful.
We were doing really well until that last Stanford drive and the personal foul penalty. So, try as we might to stop it, overtime.
We don't, however, do well in overtime. And we had to play three of them. That's right, three overtimes.
It was a valiant effort but we got tired first and fumbled the ball. Which resulted in a touch back and that was the end of that.
Final score,
Stanford: 56
This is me and my random realization of the game; every team appears to have a dude who is much smaller and littler than the others. I call them the team midget.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
1 comment:
- Master P said...
I also nominate "I call them the team midget" as a top quote :)
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Welcome to Red Button Quilt Company!
We are a quilt design company located in beautiful Bemidji, Minnesota. We specialize in small quilts and traditional designs. Many of our quilts have those little extras like hand embroidery, buttons (we love buttons!), and wool appliqué. Thank you for visiting our website and stop back often to see what's new. Check out our Facebook page to keep up to date with what's happening here in northern Minnesota.
If you own a store and wish to carry our patterns, please email or call us for wholesale information.
Upcoming Shows and Events
Omaha Quilters Guild Show
Lavista Conference Center
Vista, NE
June 21-23, 2018
Wisconsin Quilt Expo
Alliant Energy Center
Madison, WI
September 6-8, 2018
Ozark Piecemakers Quilt Show
Ozark Empire Fairgrounds
Springfield, MO
September 27-29, 2018
AQS Quilt Week
Virginia Beach Convention Center
Virginia Beach, VA
October 3-6, 2018

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Mailbag: Culliver looks like starter
May 17, 2014 at 6:15 AM • Comments
Weekend mail call:Yosh from Cypress, California, wants to know if I think the San Francisco 49ers' brass regrets not moving up and taking Colin Kaepernick in the 2011 draft so they could give him a 2015 option.Bill Williamson: Certainly, right now, the 49ers would rather they took Kaepernick in the first round. But I think it is unrealistic to think that way in the draft. You are looking for value at the moment. The 49ers took Kaepernick with the No.


text:
"I love being on the stage. It's like oxygen to me. I'm only nervous when I'm not on stage." - Mike Tyson
New York, NY (PRWEB) January 02, 2014
In the first issue of 2014, we sat down with legendary heavyweight boxer turned entertainer Mike Tyson. We first chatted about starring in a one-man show, "Undisputed Truth" and how he feels about the audience reaction, and his future on the stage. "I love being on the stage. It's like oxygen to me. I'm only nervous when I'm not on stage."
He continues, "We wanted it to be a drama, suspense-type of one-man show, but it turned out to be a comedy because people didn't stop laughing! Sometimes I have to stop the show because the audience keeps laughing and talking. I can't hear myself. Those are not my best shows. For me personally, my best shows are when they listen to me. I think it's disastrous when they applaud and laugh while I'm trying to tell another story. They seem to love it, but it's just disastrous for me. I want them to hear me."
He hopes to continue his life on the New York stage, saying, "I want to do a musical. I'm not saying I have the greatest voice, but it doesn't take the greatest voice to have the greatest musical... you just have to sing. I sang in The Hangover Part II."
Speaking of "The Hangover," Tyson actually has a tiger in real life. "I had a fight in Philadelphia and left my tiger in the hotel when I went to fight. When I came back, the hotel room was demolished! Everything was shredded. She must have freaked out being alone in there and just demolished everything. She destroyed the table and tore the couches, pillows and bed to shreds. There was crap everywhere."
Also in this issue, if you are looking to buy property in Manhattan, check out our interview with New York City's real estate developers, Arthur and William L. Zeckendorf, and learn more about their mission to change the skyline, one luxury residence at a time. And since we are getting things off to a haute start, we've rounded up the best juice bars, first date spots and hotel lobbies to check out in the city that never sleeps.


text:
Leverage Opensource technologies to improve your business without breaking the bank.
Arodyne technologies Limited has a strong tradition of leveraging open source projects to drive cost savings and improve efficiencies across organizations. Let our expert consultants show you how we can assist you in deploying the latest commercial grade technologies on completely free and opensource software.
Here are some of our projects…
- Customer engagement platform
- Call center
- Unified Communications
- Customer relationship management
- Intranet
- Help Desk


text: The police were determined to try and suppress even the smallest acts of support for the miners. My ex, myself and a group of friends regularly used to collect donations of food for the miners outside our local Sainsbury's, with the manager's permission. One day the police arrested my ex and friends and charged them under some obscure vagrancy act that had not been invoked since the 1700s. The case was taken to court but thrown out. What a waste of taxpayers money. We had the last laugh though as the case made the front page headlines of our local newspaper and made the police look like total chumps. And it did not stop us collecting.


text:
Pop quiz: What was the top story on last night's evening news? OK, O.J. Simpson is a fair guess. But how about the second item? Or the third one?
Stumped? Well, try this one: Who told you about those events? That's easy.
Stories come and go, but the anchor is there every night. Long after the day's events, the reporters and the studio sets become a blur, the person who delivered the news -- whether it's Janet or Gerry, Ann or Pat -- remains on a first-name basis with the viewer.


text:
Hurricane Irma's projected path appears to be more favorable for North Carolinians, as the storm is expected to push west of the state, though Gov. Roy Cooper is still urging citizens to be prepared for dangerous weather across the state Monday and Tuesday.
Cooper said that citizens should still be gathering emergency preparations in case the storm shifts again and heads for the state.
The most recent predictions have the storm entering Florida and heading north through Georgia on Tuesday and into Tennessee by Wednesday.
"Things are looking better for North Carolina with Hurricane Irma, but our state is not yet in the clear and we can't let our guard down," Cooper said. "We're continuing to get ready, and I encourage families and businesses across our state to do the same."
Cooper said that even a glancing blow to the state from Irma could cause damage in the state and even the fringe of the storm could cause heavy rain, flash flooding and wind damage in the state resulting in downed trees and scattered power outages across the state Monday and Tuesday.
Cooper also warned of possible landslides in the mountains and strong rip currents in coastal areas.
Governor Cooper said the State of Emergency issued Thursday would remain in effect until the threat has passed.
The State Emergency Operations Center will remain active through the storm and North Carolina National Guard troops and state troopers will also remain on standby.
Unattended vehicles to be towed
State transportation officials announced that vehicles left unattended along interstates I-26, I-77, I-85 and I-95 in North Carolina will be towed to help keep traffic moving, due to increased traffic volume as residents from other states evacuate.
Cooper also said additional Incident Management Assistance Teams will be positioned along those interstates that are more congested while North Carolina transportation officials are working with their counterparts in Georgia and South Carolina to coordinate evacuation traffic.


text:
An in depth Bible study for women.
You are here: Home / Ministries / Spiritual Formation Ministries / Women's Monday Night Bible Study
An in depth Bible study for women.
Parish Office Hours:
9am-5pm Monday-Friday
Phone: 215-233-3970
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 247
Bethlehem Pike & Camp Hill Road,
Fort Washington, PA 19034
Member's Login
Church Program Calendar


text:
Being able to access extended details on an exception occurring in your software in the field, including the ability to access details on individual occurrences of the exception provides great value in increasing the quality of your software and easing the burden of troubleshooting issues.
By accessing the details of a specific exception you will be able to get a quick insight into the type and stacktrace of the exception. On the right hand side you'll be able to view details on the exception including:
- The current Status of the exception in the exception lifecycle
- The number of times the exception has occurred in total in your software
- The number of affected end users
- The number of different versions of your software where the exception has been reported
- The first and last occurrence of the exception
- The number of other exceptions that have the same type as this exception
All this can be seen in the example screenshot below:
Also note that the message and the stacktrace that accompany this exception is available for troubleshooting root causes.
At the top of the page you can see a number of action buttons that will vary with the current Status of the selected exception. Clicking on the action buttons will change the Status of the selected exception. For more on exception and the exception lifecycle, please refer to the section on understanding exceptions.
Annotating Exceptions
You can also add comments about the exception by clicking on the Comment button at the top. All comments are summarized in the Comments tab at the bottom which will help you retain information regarding this exception for other users viewing the exception.
Accessing Sample Exceptions
An exception may have occurred a number of times for different end users and you can access data on these individual occurrences by selecting the Samples tab at the bottom of the page. See the screenshot below for an example of a list of sample exceptions.
The sample list includes details on each exception occurrence, including the time it was received, the time registered on the client machine as well as environment details. Each sample may also include a message which can be accessed by click on the Message button on the right.
In order to dive deeper into details on the specific exception occurrence, you can use the link icon on the left hand side to navigate into full details of the session that reported this specific exception occurrence. Furthermore, you can click the Cookie link (or the *InstallationID link, if present) to search for all sessions from the user that reported this exception.
Being able to dig further into the details of an exception is an excellent tool for enabling faster and more efficient troubleshooting, since the full context of the exceptions as well as the surrounding session information is available for inspection.
See Also
Make sure you are comfortable with how exceptions are working to better understand the exception life cycle and how exceptions are grouped by similarity. Also make sure you check out the section on planning exception handling in your application to maximize the value of your exception tracking.


text:
HomeShipping PolicyPrivacy PolicyContact UsSite Map
View CartCheckout
The United States Coast Guard is a unique but often overlooked branch of the United States armed forces. Founded in 1790, it is also one of the oldest branches of the armed forces. Its duty is to ensure maritime safety and security for the nation. Its motto is "Semper Paratus" which translates to "Always Ready." If you or someone you love has served our country as a member of the Coast Guard and you are looking for a way to honor and commemorate that service, then consider United States Coast Guard Jewelry as a good way to do just that. United States Coast Guard jewelry comes in many different styles and designs. These designs include discs, medals and dog tags created in white or yellow 14 carat gold. Another popular design includes St. Christopher, the patron saint of mariners. Depending on your service person's style and personal taste, there is likely a piece of United States Coast Guard Jewelry to please them.


text:
Equally Different
By Alex Kats
Last month in Melbourne, our city was privileged to host one of the world's best annual sporting events – the Australian Open, one of four international Grand Slam events. Tennis aficionados will know that for a while now the Australian Open, along with the other three Grand Slams, has been offering equal prize money to the men and the women. This has been a long time coming, but in tennis at least, women have not only broken through the glass ceiling, but they have reached out and touched the stars. Critics, including current players at this year's Australian Open, have been saying that women don't deserve equal pay because they don't do equal work. After all, at Grand Slams, men's matches are best of five sets and often go for three or more hours, while women's matches are best of three sets and often only have two sets and are done in under an hour.
Women's matches also often don't rate as highly on TV, but despite this, it is unlikely anyone can argue that women don't do as much work and training off the court, and all the critics have been made to look like fringe dwellers stuck in an ancient time. In tennis like in most sports, women are just as professional and just as competitive. Tennis is one field where the powers that be realise that men and women are different but should nonetheless be treated equally, and that is reflected in their pay. This is a lesson that the rest of society should learn too, and I would suggest that Judaism can learn from this lesson as well.
In recent years I have had a lot of friends who have had children. Since most of them have been Jewish, I have been to quite a number of new-born celebrations where I have noticed that there are an inordinate number of ceremonies for boys compared to for girls. The main ceremony for a boy of course is the Bris, or circumcision, which most people know about. It happens on the eighth day and apart from the actual snip, it is also when a boy receives his Hebrew name. For the baby boy, it might be a somewhat traumatic experience, but for everyone else it is an undoubtedly joyous occasion, where everyone comes to celebrate the birth of a new child.
Though for a Jewish boy, it is by no means the only time where family and friends gather to celebrate his arrival. Many traditional families also have a Shalom Zachor on the first Friday night after a boy is born, and before the Bris. According to some of the sources, the purpose for such a gathering is to mourn the fact that while in the womb, the boy was taught the whole Torah, but miraculously forgot it all when he was born. Other sources say that the purpose is to mourn the fact that the child was born a male. Only females can physically reproduce and since the purpose of the world is to keep it going with each generation, we are slightly saddened each time a boy is born because he doesn't have the physical capacity to bear children.
This second theory is not widely known and may in fact be a modern feminist consolation. Either way, for all intents and purposes, anyone who has ever been to a Shalom Zachor will know that it is a celebration, and often a particularly sloshed celebration for the father of the child and his family. Because people know that it has its origins in mourning, there are often chickpeas on the table, like at a Shiva house, but for the most part people come to rejoice not grieve.
As if two celebrations weren't enough, if the new-born boy is the first child and the first son in a family from a non-priestly tribe (Kohanim or Levi'im), then a month after the birth there is another ceremony, called the Pidyon HaBen, or redemption of the first born son. This is a ceremony steeped in biblical tradition, and was instigated because traditionally every first born son should have been a Kohen or priest to Hashem, but since that is not possible, the first born son needs to be redeemed by a current Kohen. Like in the case of a Shalom Zachor, the reasons for the ceremony are sometimes lost in the joy that comes with the celebration, for those who partake.
Obviously not everyone has all three ceremonies for their son, and some are precluded from the Pidyon HaBen anyway, but the point is that for a new-born boy, there are potentially three Jewishly sanctioned ceremonies, all of which have become excuses for celebrations, or extending the joy of the arrival of a son. What about for the birth of a girl? When a Jewish daughter is born, the only stipulation is that she is to be named. She is often named in a similar way to a boy at a Bris, but such a naming is performed after just the father gets called to the Torah in the synagogue. There is no fixed time as to when this naming is to take place, and there are no fixed customs or even rules. Sometimes the father goes to the synagogue on the first available Torah day – a Monday or a Thursday – and sometimes the family waits until the first or even second Shabbat in order to invite the whole family and sponsor a Kiddush in order to make it a real celebration. But this is of course ancillary to the ceremonial aspect, which is just a single prayer into which the girl's Hebrew name is inserted.
Partly because a Bris has become such a joyous and widely accepted occasion for Jews all over the world, the modern concept of a Simchat Bat, or joy of a daughter, has been established to ensure that girls also have equal celebration rights. Of course not every family has such a celebration, and there are no traditions or rules for a Simchat Bat anyway. Sometimes they are fancy affairs with many people and exclusive catering, while sometimes they are small occasions just for family. Sometimes too, if a father has not given a Hebrew name in the synagogue, then this prayer is incorporated as well. Yet with all this, a Simchat Bat is nonetheless just a modern addition to Judaism and not an officially Jewishly sanctioned affair.
This all means that before Jewish children are even a month old, there is already perceived disparity between the sexes, and this continues well into adulthood. It is no surprise that people often say that Judaism is sexist. Of course there are plenty of explanations and interpretations, many of which are valid and credible. Sometimes the explanations are even disparaging against males. But they don't take away from the fact that there are real and perceived religious distinctions between the genders.
There has also been and continues to be a lot of criticism aimed at communities that decide to adapt religious tradition for the sake of equality. In some cases, when families started having Simchat Bat celebrations for their daughters, they were heavily criticised, taunted and even abused. And equally, when some Orthodox congregations started calling up women to the Torah, or when women decided they wanted to pray at the Kotel for example, they too were lambasted and threatened with ex-communication. I am not for a moment suggesting that that there needs to be more ceremonies for Jewish girls, or that the ceremonies for boys need to be reduced or changed, or that Orthodox communities should do away with their beliefs and practices for sake for the women within their communities. What I am saying is that when communities show signs of advancement, be it in the case of a Simchat Bat or some other element within Judaism, just like in the case of equal pay at Grand Slams, this should be welcomed and encouraged and should not be seen as an affront to the authority of Judaism.
Hopefully one day the critics of such actions will be seen as fringe dwellers as well, while the actions themselves will become part of the mainstream, so that Judaism will also one day legitimately and conclusively recognise that men and women are different but equal in every way.


text:
Star Computer City
If you need electronics and don't have time to go to Wan Chai Computer Market or Golden Computer Arcade then Star Computer City is perfect with its convenient location on Victoria Harbour. It's one floor has ten or so shops covering popular electronics inc. cameras, phones, gadgets, memory cards and the like.
Address: 2nd fl, Star House, 3 Salisbury Rd, Hong Kong, China
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Star-Computer-City


text:
Delhi CET Notification 2016 Online Application Form
Department of Training and Technical Education (DTTE), Delhi is going to release the Delhi CET Notification 2016 for getting admission into various polytechnic technical and non technical courses in various government and private colleges or institutions in Delhi. DTTE, Delhi invites the applications from interested and eligible candidates. Candidates who want to get admission into polytechnic colleges; those can apply for this Delhi Common Entrance Test (Delhi CET) on or before last date. Online applications will soon available on its official website.
Eligibility Criteria for Delhi CET Notification 2016:
Age Limit:
For Diploma courses:
- Candidates age should be less than 21 years.
For 10+2 vocational engineering & ITI passed candidates:
- Aspirants age should be 24 years.
Educational Qualification:
For Pharmacy courses:
- Candidates must pass their 12th class with at least 40% marks.
For Technical courses:
- Applicants should possess their 10th class with 35% marks in Science, English and Mathematics.
For Modern Office Practice (English):
- Candidates must possess their intermediate or 12th class in any stream but having English as compulsory subject.
For Modern Office Practice (Hindi):
- Applicants should have passed 12th class in any stream but having Hindi or Sanskrit as compulsory subject.
Application Fee:
All the candidates need to pay Rs.400/- through bank challan or online banking.
Important Dates:
- Starting date for online application form: Last week of March 2016.
- Last date to submit the filled application form: April Third week 2016.
- Delhi CET 2016 exam date: In the month of June, 2016.
- Results will be announced on: In the last week of June, 2016.
- Counseling will be starts from: In the month of July, 2016.
How to apply for Delhi CET Notification 2016:
- Go through official website of Delhi CET www.cetdelhi.nic.in.
- Click on the link of Delhi CET Notification 2016.
- Download the application form and fill it.
- Upload latest passport size photo and signature.
- Click on submit button.
- Take a hard copy of filled application for future use.
Click here to apply for Delhi CET Notification 2016


text:
With two locations to serve you, in Jackson, Minnesota and in Racine, Wisconsin, there is always a knowledgeable sales staff on hand to help you.View Truck Inventory
Let us show you how great business can be when you've got Erickson's in your corner!
Erickson Trucks -n- Parts, can help you meet your equipment needs. We are located in Southwest Minnesota,
with a branch in Racine, Wisconsin and have been in business for over 42 years. We have over 100 acres of
reconditioned resale trucks, parts trucks and equipment.
If you are making repairs on your trucks, you owe it to yourself to look at our parts department page for the parts you need. If you are looking to sell trucks, trailers, heavy off-road equipment or pieces for parts, our purchasing department should be able to make you an offer. Above all, check out our truck specials; you might find just the truck you want, and at a price you can't refuse! We cover all aspects of buying, selling and trading. We have extensive experience in the export business, and overland transportation.


text:
|Alextronic Discovery
An Electronic Discovery Blog covering News, Articles
and Thoughts for the Legal and Corporate Community Author: Alexander H. Lubarsky, LL.M., Esq. - firstname.lastname@example.com - Tel. (415) 533-4166 OR 800-375-4222 THIS BLAWG IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE WEB SITES WWW.DISCOVERYRESOURCES.ORG OR WWW.DISCOVERYRESOURCES.COM
Thursday, November 13, 2003
Lawyers and Not So Lucky Fish After passing the bar and trying the big firm thing out for a while, I decided that I needed to test my father's theory. My father always told me that as far back as he could trace our heritage... back to the days when great, great, great Grandpa Lubarsky left the Shtetl near Lvov, Poland to join Levi Strauss and a few other ragged Ashkenazi expatriates venturing to California on the heels of the gold rush, no Lubarsky ever worked for another man. "It's in our genes," my father insisted, "we just can't do it."
Rather than trying in vain to fight the forces of DNA, I left the construction defect litigation department at the large San Franciscan law firm and sought for a place to hang my shingle.
Being the miser that I am, I instinctively avoided traditional office space with buzzing halogen overheads. My old high school friend, Dung Nguyen, had just opened up a travel agency in the heart of the East San Jose, California's immense Vietnamese community - the second largest Vietnamese neighborhood outside of Asia next only to that of Westminster in Southern California. Dung insisted that I commission his friend to paint a sign in Vietnamese and run a few ads in the local ethnic newspaper. "As a first generation Vietnamese, I can guarantee you that you will thrive in this neighborhood," he would tell me.
"But I don't speak a word of Vietnamese, Dung" I countered.
"That's why you will be so successful out here," he explained, "Us Vietnamese don't trust our own when it comes to lawyering. We want to hire the white Jews because we think that they know how to work the system." Although the logic escaped me, I blindly followed his lead. Dung had a sixth sense that never seemed to fail him. He launched what is reported to be the first internet based travel agency before I had my first Prodigy password.
As usual, Dung was right. Within a month I was inundated with Vietnamese clients. Dung would help me with the interpretation and I would borrow his Vietnamese speaking agents to work the front desk and answer the phone. I learned enough Vietnamese to say, "I do not speak Vietnamese, come back or call back later." The plan was working.
Then came the Asian Arowana.
The Asian Arowana is the Vietnamese "good luck fish". The Vietnamese are steadfast in their conviction that those who open a new business without placing an Asian Arowana in an aquarium within the first month of business are destined for unparalleled financial disaster that would make the Great Flood look like a the drizzle of Portland in March. It took me a while to figure out why all of my Vietnamese clients would ask "where's the fish?" before they would inquire about the status of their personal injury case or generation skipping trusts.
After weeks of being labeled "the fishless luat su" ("lawyer" in Vietnamese) I looked into one of these creatures if only to avoid the subject of marine life during every new client intake consultation. The local Asian aquarium sold these grotesque looking fish. They started in the neighborhood of nine-hundred dollars for a silver creature that looked like a cross between a sardine, an eel and Uma Thurman. There was no way I was going to drop nine bills on one of them ugly suckers. Superstitions be damned!
One day I complained to Dung that I had thought business was slowing down. "Maybe it is because I still don't know how to give out my phone number in Vietnamese," I guessed. Dung was adamant that it was my fish free office that was the source of my insecurity. "How can you expect to do well when you still don't have an Arowana?" he would reply.
The next day I walked in and there was the ugliest looking nine-hundred dollar fish I'd ever seen. It glared at me as it swam in circles amidst a large tank next to my Shepard's Citators and Witkin Treatises. "You're not going to be able to handle the onslaught of business now" said Dung - still ever the wise sage and giver of fishy gifts.
Lo and behold that ugly fish did its job. I was settling whiplash cases left and right and processing Amerasian Legalization Petitions with the INS at record rates. People were lining up for my simple wills and I couldn't keep pumping out the Chapter 7 filings fast enough.
Life was good and I owed it all to a talisman with dorsal fins.
Then one of my Vietnamese clients, Huu Minh Tran, hit pay dirt. The insurance agency accepted our inflated offer and he was cut the biggest settlement check anyone had seen this side of Saigon. He was so happy with me, he bought me a large bottle of Meukow Cognac and a live turtle. I got the cognac part but a turtle? What gives?
"It's so that the good luck fish won't be lonely" he explained as he shook the green critter from a plastic bag into the aquarium. "This will double your luck as you have doubled mine" he said in between sips of a tapioca pearl iced tea and drags of his Marlboro.
I actually grew attached to the turtle almost immediately. I named him Fluffy.
There was one big problem, Fluffy was amphibious but he was stuck in a tank with no shore in sight. I couldn't stand to see the little guy constantly swimming day after day with no respite. I was losing sleep over it. I would have nightmares where I would be treading water in a vast sea along side a sinking schooner.
Finally, I had an idea, I could find something that floats and perhaps Fluffy would perch himself happily on his little island. I tried a Frisbee, but Fluffy was too heavy. I tried a broken two by four, but he couldn't seem to climb onto it. Then as I searched around the office, I found some Styrofoam packing material inside of a box that used to house a Sony computer monitor. Perfect!
I placed a slab of the Styrofoam in the aquarium and Fluffy took right to it. I had never seen a more content turtle since the Teenage Ninja series.
The next day I walked into the office and Dung's face was pale white. "What's wrong?" I asked Dung. He was speechless, he stepped aside to reveal the fish tank which looked as if it had been replaced with skim milk. The Styrofoam had dissolved into the water and the lucky fish was dead. Fortunately, however, Fluffy was swimming around blissfully.
"This is a very bad omen," said Dung. He ran out of the office mumbling something about how he was going to pick up a Vietnamese sandwich. For the first time since he opened his business, he never returned that day.
My 4:00 appointment came in, saw me trying to net the dead Asian Arowana from the aquarium and promptly asked that I substitute out of his case. My 5:00 took one peek at the scene of the crime and coolly walked out of the office. The word hit the street fast. The Jewish lawyer killed his Vietnamese lucky fish. My clients fled faster than the American GI's during the fall of Saigon.
Now I've heard of attorneys that have overcome natural disasters that have leveled their offices. I've seen them bounce back after the insolvency of their key clients... but I never, never heard of an attorney that could get past the complicit demise of their lucky fish.
Within two months, I was working as an account representative at Lexis/Nexis and my office was subleased to a Karaoke club.
Fast forward to today - a decade later (yesterday, actually). I am co-sponsoring a litigation support event in San Francisco on behalf of Fios with my former co-workers at Summation. Among a host of other duties, I was charged with handing out name tags. One name tag was for a Dung Bui Trinh, Chief County Counsel of Santa Clara County. So, I give Dung his name tag and explain that I once shared an office in Santa Clara County with a Vietnamese friend also named Dung and that I practiced law in that area for a bit.
It turns out that Mr. Bui Trinh and I knew a lot of the same people in the Vietnamese community back in my old East San Jose stomping grounds. We started chatting about how e-discovery could really transform the county's outdated litigation support strategies. Dung began to tell me of how he is currently defending a large wrongful death suit against the county and how he needed some assistance reviewing the hard drives and CD's that are being requested by opposing counsel for relevance and privilege and... and... he froze, twitched and a solemn glare stretched across his face... "you're not that attorney that killed his lucky fish are you?"
posted by Alexander | 6:29 AM


text:
... placed on IV clindamycin for 3 days and the swelling dramatically decreased, and I was switched to oral clindamycin 300mg q6hr x 10 days. At this time a dentist opened up the cellulitis, irrigated it and stitched. There is no obvious lump on my cheek but with palpation there is still a hard cellulitis lump. No pus is noticeable inside. I followed up with a doctor today and I am now on clavulin 875mg 2x day for 7 days. Is it normal for this kind of cellulitis to persist for this long? Will it eventually go away?
I was diagnosed with buccal cellulitis following wisdom teeth removal approx 9 days ago. I was?
- Asked
- 6 Feb 2015 by healthystylez
- Updated
- 6 February 2015
- Topics
- bacterial skin infection, bacterial infection, clindamycin, swelling
Responses (1)
There was no abscess - the dentist opened it up on the precaution that maybe something was in there (tooth fragment, food) that was causing the cellulitis. Is there anything I can do in the meantime when my antibiotics are finished to help with the process?
Further Information
- Clindamycin Information for Consumers
- Clindamycin Information for Healthcare Professionals (includes dosage details)
- Side Effects of Clindamycin (detailed)
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar Questions
Would Clindamycin be a good choice for a patient with a past hx of abscess and cellulitis?
Posted 15 Mar 2012 • 1 answer
I am suffering with soft tissue infection which is also named by doc Cellulitis?
Posted 13 Oct 2013 • 2 answers
Clindamycin - Can you develop staph infection from having your wisdom teeth pulled?
Posted 24 Aug 2014 • 1 answer
Clindamycin - I'm on my 12th day of 300mg every 6 hours. The cellulitis from lower leg contusions?
Posted 20 Oct 2016 • 0 answers
Bacterial Skin Infection - I had periorbital cellulitis in my eye. I was hospitalized for 4 days. It
Posted 13 Apr 2018 • 0 answers


text:
- My Account
- My Store:Choose Store
Store LocatorEnter your Zip Code.
- Email Sign Up
HelpLet us help answer your questions.Live chat by BoldChat
- Blog
Styled after an old-fashioned apothecary chest, this hand-painted black dresser features plenty of spacious storage in its three oversized drawers.
- Chest measures 42L x 12W x 36H in.
- Crafted of wood composite
- Hand-painted black finish
- Antique silver ring pulls
- Features three (3) drawers for storage
- Drawers measure 36L x 12W x 8H in.
- Weight capacity: 50 lbs.
- Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using chemical and abrasive cleaners as they may damage the finish.
This item is available at Kirklands.com only, not available in stores.
Black Apothecary 3-Drawer Chest is rated 4.8 out of 5 by 4.
Rated 5 out of 5 by KimB777 from A great accent piece for any room. I love this apothecary chest and have gotten loads of compliments on it. The drawers provide a lot of storage. We currently have 4 blankets in one drawer, DVD movies in the other and VCR movies in the last. It tucks away in small spaces as it has a "hard to find" narrow depth. It also can work with many styles of decor. I highly recommend this piece!
Date published: 2014-02-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zozo10 from Classic look and perfect size! This chest is perfect for under a wall hung flat screen tv! It is only 12 inches deep, so it completely allows a digital cable box to sit on it and provides a ton of storage in its drawers! Love it!
Date published: 2014-03-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denita1030 from This 3 drawer chest is very unique and stylish. I would love to have this 3 drawer chest in my foyer because it's not only beautiful but it is a great accent piece as well as conversation piece of furniture.
Date published: 2014-02-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by azgirl123 from LOVE IT Everything about it is great. quality and style two thumbs up!
Date published: 2013-10-05
- y_2018, m_8, d_13, h_21
- bvseo_bulk, prod_bvrr, vn_bulk_2.0.8
- cp_1, bvpage1
- co_hasreviews, tv_0, tr_4
- loc_en_US, sid_120754, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=RELEVANCE, direction=DESCENDING)]
- clientName_kirklands
- bvseo_sdk, java_sdk, bvseo-${project.version}
- CLOUD, getContent, 68ms
How much does it weight?
Can one person move it into the house?
Asked by: tonyaz
This chest weighs approximately 50 lbs.
Answered by: Kirklands
Date published: 2014-06-21
What are the dimensions of the draweres?
I want to store CDs and DVDs. Are the drawers large enough, and can they support the weight?
Asked by: Angi
Yes! We have had this chest for over a year. We have 70 dvd's in just ONE drawer!
Answered by: KimB777
Date published: 2014-04-12
- y_2018, m_8, d_13, h_21CST
- bvseo_bulk, prod_bvqa, vn_bulk_2.0.8
- cp_1, bvpage1
- co_hasquestionsanswers, tq_2
- loc_en_US, sid_120754, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=LOCALE, direction=DESCENDING), SortEntry(order=FEATURED, direction=DESCENDING), SortEntry(order=NUM_ANSWERS, direction=DESCENDING)]
- clientName_kirklands
- bvseo_sdk, java_sdk, bvseo-${project.version}
- CLOUD, getContent, 53ms
Track Your Order
You can always check on the status of your orders
Two Ways to Shop
Half Full
Read Kirkland's Blog
We're Here to HelpEmail, or call us at 1-877-541-4855
My Account My Account
About Kirkland's About Kirkland's
Shop Kirkland's Shop Kirkland's
Customer Service Customer Service
- Read FAQs
- Email Us
- Send Feedback
- Call 1-877-541-4855
© Kirkland's. Inspired with in Nashville, TN. Terms of Use | Privacy & Security | Sitemap


text:
Hours of Operation:
Mon-Fri: 9 a.m.–6 p.mAlternate Sat: 10a.m.-1 p.m.
Proudly Serving:Prince William, Loudon, Fairfax Counties and the Washington DC metropolitan area
If you would like to see Dr. Mathur in his Springfield, VA office (VUPC) please call 703-564-5998 to make an appointment or visit www.vupchealth.com
Turn to our primary care practice in Manassas, Virginia, for your medical needs. Manassas Primary Care, LLC offers everything from routine physical exams to the majority of internal medicine services. Call our office to learn more about our health care services. Same day appointments are available.
Come to our office for your routine preventative health needs, whether it's time for your yearly Pap smear or physical. Our providers evaluate medical conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, coronary artery disease, UTI's, peripheral artery disease (PAD) and more. We also provide referrals for mammograms and colonoscopies.
Patients interested ONLY in seeking restricted medicines (narcotics, anxiety, ADHD meds, etc) will be referred to the appropriate specialty.
Dr Mathur DOES NOT write for these medicines.


text:
Ooh advance booking
All done
Hi Bryn,
New Kid on the block, booked in via Paypal.
Will we be watching "Last Night at the Proms" and singing "Land of Hope and Glory" etc!!!?
Are the silly shirts mandatory?
Work strikes again,,,,, Now off to Essex for an 8 day job but have been told cover can be provided for Saturday. I plan on driving home early hours Saturday, doing the offroad road ride then setting off back for Essex Saturday evening.
See you all Saturday.
Be Safe............and if you cant be safe..........BE LETHAL.
KTM 500 EXC Rally
Aprillia Tuono
Honda MSX 125
got to pull out of this one see yas at the next one, have fun and take plenty of pics.
How many are going?
Will there be space left in the FLAT bit of the field?
PUI since 2004
Anyone attending a Ride Out or Event organised through the UKGSer Forums does so at their own risk.
UKGSer.com or anyone organising an event posted here will not be held responsible in any way for damage or personal injury sustained while attending any such events.
Members attending any such event do so at their own risk.
The text, images, graphics, sound files, animation files, video files, and their arrangement on this Website are all subject to copyright and other intellectual property protection. These objects may not be copied for commercial use or distribution, nor may these objects be modified or reposted to other sites without prior written permission.
Disclaimer: Use or depiction of the BMW logo or trademark throughout this web site is for illustrative and editorial purposes only, and to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement of the trademark.
The UKGSer Forums may include adult content for which it cannot be held responsible. Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of the UKGSER network privacy policy
"Its about being a grown up hooligan - and if that
means a dark visor, remus open pipe and a bit of speeding out of town then all
well and good"


text:
Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas has dismissed suggestions that the club could move for the services of Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud this summer.
The French giants completed the signing of Chelsea forward Bertrand Traore earlier yesterday after he inked a five-year contract with last season's Europa League semi-finalists.
During Traore's unveiling, Aulas was questioned on a potential move for Giroud, for which he denied the speculation by insisting that they do not want stockpile forwards.
Arsenal are currently in negotiations to secure the services of Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette, but this is unlikely to have an effect on the future of Giroud with Aulas affirming that the Gunners want to keep him.
"We don't want to stockpile forwards," Aulas is quoted on London Evening Standard. "Arsenal want to keep him."
Giroud had a tough spell at the Emirates last term as he was restricted to just 11 league starts. Despite this, he managed to rack 12 goals in the top flight with 16 overall across all competitions.
He is currently the subject of a £20m plus bid from West Ham United, and Arsene Wenger will have a huge decision to make on the marksman in the coming weeks.


text:
Conca Dei Marini Hotels: The complete collection of inspiring hotels
- Sort by Rating
14 Hotels found in Conca Dei Marini
Hotel Santa Caterina
5 Star Luxury Hotels - Amalfi (Salerno)
Hotel Santa Caterina is located on the incredibly scenic Amalfi Coast, just moments from the town of Amalfi. The hotel sits at the summit of...
Casa Angelina
5 Star Hotels - Praiano (Salerno)
Casa Angelina is a spectacular 5 star hotel situated on the Amalfi Coast, in the town of Praiano sheltered by cliffs and overlooking the sea....
Grand Hotel Convento di Amalfi
5 Star Hotels - Amalfi (Salerno)
Guests are unlikely to forget the spectacular views of the sea around the Amalfi Coast visible from the terraces of the Grand Hotel Convento...
Grand Hotel Il Saraceno
5 Star Hotels - Amalfi (Salerno)
The Grand Hotel Il Saraceno is a spectacular 5 star hotel built on rocky terraces descending to the sea of Amalfi. As the name of the hotel might...
Villa Principessa
Luxury Villas - Ravello (Salerno)
Sometimes dreams really do come true. At least on Italy's Amalfi Coast they do anyway - in places like Marmorata: the seaside district of Ravello...
Villa San Giacomo
Luxury Villas - Positano (Salerno)
Palatial, panoramic, peaceful and... in Positano! Villa San Giacomo is the kind of place dream holidays on Italy's Amalfi Coast come true. Positano...
Villa Ferida
Luxury Villas - Praiano (Salerno)
The dazzling white of the super-cool interiors, the Pompeian red of the thick stone walls and arches, and the brilliant blue of the sea washing...
4 Star Hotels - Conca dei Marini (Salerno)
Enjoying fabulous views of much of the Amalfi Coast, Hotel Belvedere is beautifully located in Conca dei Marini, a tiny little fishing village...
La Conca Azzurra
4 Star Hotels - Conca dei Marini (Salerno)
The Hotel Conca Azzura, the Blue Shell, sits high on the cliffs, above the fishing village of Conca dei Marini on the beautiful Amalfi coast....
Hotel Luna Convento
4 Star Hotels - Amalfi (Salerno)
From its exceptional sea edge position, the Hotel Luna Convento offers sweeping views of the entire bay of Amalfi. This spectacular hotel has...
Hotel Margherita
3 Star Hotels - Praiano (Salerno)
Hotel Margherita is a delightful, family run hotel situated in the town of Praiano, just moments away from Positano, on the spectacular Amalfi...
Hotel Onda Verde
3 Star Hotels - Praiano (Salerno)
Hotel Onda Verde occupies a fabulous position on Italy's legendary Amalfi Coast, in the picturesque town of Praiano, and just a few kilometers...
Locanda degli Agrumi
B&B and Homes - Conca dei Marini (Salerno)
From the terraces of Locanda degli Agrumi a breathtaking view of the sea and the Amalfi Coast can be seen. This intimate, family-run guest house...
Amalfi Residence
B&B and Homes - Conca dei Marini (Salerno)
The origins of Conca dei Marini's Amalfi Residence date back to the early 20th century when the then owners of the building transformed a number...
ItalyTraveller - 100% Pure Inspiration
Book online now
- The lowest rates
- Direct booking
- No booking charges
Secure server


text:
Sushi bowl
Sushi bowls are the westernised version of a Japanese dish called chirashi – a sort of deconstructed sushi that has all the same ingredients, but none of the fuss of rolling. This quick and easy recipe by blogger Bella Bucchiotti features a simple sushi vinegar and spicy mayonnaise. It uses salmon, but raw tuna or smoked mackerel both make delicious alternatives.
Follow Reiko Hashimoto's recipe for sushi rice or prepare according to packet instructions.
Meanwhile, mix together the rice vinegar, sugar and salt. Stir it into the cooked sushi rice.
Mix the Sriracha sauce and mayonnaise. Spoon it into a small saucer to serve alongside the sushi bowl.
Divide the sushi rice between two bowls and arrange the avocado, cucumber, carrot and sushi on top. Garnish with the sesame seeds and a squeeze of lemon juice.
For more of Bella Bucchiotti's recipes, visit: xoxobella.com.
By Bella Bucchiotti
Share this article
Sushi rice
All good sushi starts with the rice. So follow this recipe by Reiko Hashimoto for a sweet-sharp vinegar and perfect consistency: sticky enough to hold together, but with all the grains still discernible.read more
How to BBQ seafood
Time to fire up the BBQ at last! You can't beat seafood cooked outdoors, so here's our al fresco kitchen guide by barbie specialist Marcus Bawdon.read more
Steamed salmon with pak choi
"It's quite a challenge to imagine a healthier lunch or supper than steamed salmon paired with crunchy pak choi," says blogger Karolina Wiercigroch. Tasty, zingy and really satisfying served on a bed of rice.read more


text:
Ben Simmons is ready to take on the NBA.
The Sixers' rookie has set high expectations before playing in a game.
"My goal is to be the best in the league," he told ESPN at his basketball camp in Australia over the weekend.
Simmons missed the entire 2016-17 season after suffering a Jones fracture in his right foot during training camp. He has 7/2 odds to win Rookie of the Year, according to Bovada, but he is thinking far beyond that.
"I'm not worried about other rookies," he told ESPN. "I'm worried about the guys at the top, and that's where I want to be."
These goals should come as no surprise. Simmons was the 2016 No. 1 pick and has been learning about the NBA from LeBron James, with whom he shares the same agent. He isn't doubting himself in the area where he received the most criticism during his one season at LSU -- his shot. Simmons averaged 33.3 percent from three-point range in college.
"I've never had to shoot the ball as much so now it's a different level, but I'm very confident in what I need to do," Simmons said, according to The Age.
Simmons was cleared for 5-on-5 basketball activity earlier this offseason. He does not plan to have any restrictions when he makes his debut.
"Nothing. I'm ready to go," Simmons said, according to The Age.
Of course that remains to be seen once the season begins. In June, Sixers head coach Brett Brown deemed the notion of Simmons playing restriction-free as "ambitious."
The Sixers closely monitored Joel Embiid after the big man missed his first two years because of foot injuries. Embiid did not compete in back-to-backs and played under carefully-watched minute restrictions. The Sixers have 14 back-to-backs on the schedule.
Simmons returned to Philadelphia on Monday.


text:
IT turned out not to be a particularly good day to bury the careers of two government spin doctors. A terrible week for Tony Blair ended with what ministers most wanted to avoid: a public relations disaster on the day the Queen buried her sister.
Instead of maintaining a dignified silence, a Government once famed for its media management found itself with no choice but to generate yet more damaging headlines in an attempt to rescue the situation.
Jo Moore and Martin Sixsmith were simultaneously sacked late yesterday afternoon, as Downing Street tried to quell what is fast becoming a battle between the Civil Service and Labour's army of political appointees.
With Mr Blair in Rome for a summit, the Prime Minister's office sought to draw a line under 48 hours of chaos by ordering Stephen Byers, the Transport Secretary, to sort out the mess emanating from his department.
Rather than resign himself, he chose a classic tit-for-tat execution to resolve what he described as a "breakdown of trust" in his office. He agreed to force out his loyal adviser, Miss Moore, but only if Mr Sixsmith, the senior civil servant who clashed with her, went as well.
Downing Street hopes the resignations will be accepted as a score draw between two rival factions that have been fighting a guerrilla war against each other ever since Labour came to power in 1997.
But last night, it faced further questions about the bizarre events that led to the forced resignations. On Thursday a leaked email purporting to be from Mr Sixsmith appeared to suggest that, for the third time since September 11, Miss Moore had tried to "bury" bad news by ordering officials to release awkward transport statistics on the day of Princess Margaret's funeral.
Mr Sixsmith, it was claimed, had intervened to block the proposal. He reportedly considered it a repetition of her email on September 11 which suggested that the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers made it a "good day" to bury bad news.
But the latest version of what happened suggests that it was Mr Byers - not Miss Moore - who, in a planning meeting on Monday, said the announcement could be made yesterday - not realising that it was the day of the Princess's funeral.
After the meeting, Mr Sixsmith saw the potentially embarrassing clash with the funeral, and emailed Mr Byers and Miss Moore to point this out.
The email has not been made public, so we have no idea if it was written in the indignant tone reported in the newspapers. The timing was changed, and no one would have been the wiser if an account of the exchange had not been leaked to two newspapers.
The resulting furore, with No 10 and the Department of Transport exchanging allegations of dirty tricks, left Mr Blair with little choice. Mike Granatt, the head of the Whitehall information service, said in a letter to Mr Sixsmith that trust was the most important element in the relationship between civil servants and ministers.
"Without that trust, we could not do the job; and ministers are entitled to rely on that trust without question."
But many civil servants fear that it is trust that has long been lacking between Labour and Whitehall. They argue that the events of the past two days are merely a public example of the kind of feuding that is going on behind the scenes in every department between politicians and their appointees and the civil servants.
That feud is most visible in the information service which, under Labour, has gone from being run by a network of career press officers to being dominated by hand-picked outsiders, brought in to give the Whitehall media machine a sharper image.
But it reaches other areas as well, most noticeably in Downing Street, where Mr Blair has set up a series of special units charged with formulating and implementing policy.
They are run by political advisers such as Lord Birt, who are unaccountable except to the Prime Minister. Even the Cabinet Secretary, the head of the Civil Service, is not immune. Mr Blair is drawing up plans to split his job and give the most important bits to an outsider from the private sector.
In some cases, the arguments for injecting efficiency into the more moribund corners of Whitehall have been irresistible. But it has generated deep-seated resentment among many career civil servants.
Mr Sixsmith, a former BBC journalist who many, noting it was his second tour of duty for Labour in Whitehall, thought had been appointed to take the side of the "politicos" against the civil servants, soon confounded those expectations.
But he appears to have overplayed his hand in an environment which favours loyalists of the Labour tribe over impartial outsiders.


text:
Yessiree Bob, another H&M.
I love my husband's meatloaf but since I no longer eat meat one of my missions in life is to create that perfect loaf to take its place. It doesn't have to have that meatloaf taste, it just has to replace that comfort you feel when you eat food like that.
I've never attempted making anything falafel-ish before and after experiencing falafel chips while on vacation (yes, I had some of that processed stuff), my mind went right to the idea of making a loaf.
After the first round of chips (there were a few that week), I immediately googled falafel loaf recipes to see what would appear. Not surprisingly, there are many variations. I chose a recipe based on ingredients I had on hand and because it required baking not frying.
After cooking 30 minutes longer than required and tasting somewhat like a warm spicy hummus, I thought that this loaf was okay but could be better (the vegan husband loved it, by the by). But, I felt as though I had to redeem myself. So, a few days later made it again. And it turned out…. the same…
So, what were my mistakes?
Round 1… I thought perhaps it had a little to do with the baking powder with a use by date of July, 2011. And, to quicken the process, I threw all the ingredients into the Vitamix, set it all the way up and watched as everything pulverized into a paste-like glob.
Ugh, could those missteps have been the reason this loaf did not look like that mouth-watering, fluffy picture I saw on-line, in a taste of beirut? (you can check out the recipe on this link as well)
On to round 2… With a brand new container of baking powder, quick fingers on the Vitamix and following the recipe to the tee (except, as in round one, I used egg replacer and added a diced jalapeño pepper), I couldn't wait for this version to complete cooking. My first clue that it wouldn't turn out quite right was the extra cooking time it required.
Arrgh….it tasted and looked exactly the same as the first loaf.
So what happened?
Are you thinking what I thought? Yeah, that photo on the blog has to be a fake, right?!
Was it the egg replacer? Would it have turned out the same as the Lebanese version if I had used real eggs? Could very well be as using egg replacer usually results in a more dense food.
Well, maybe the third time will be the charm; but for now, I have to move on. Creating this dish has inspired me to attempt dishes from around the world. Stay tuned for more information on that.
UPDATE: the recipe was taken off taste of beirut… but I found it on another site!
Here it is:
2 cans of cooked chickpea, rinsed and drained (or 16 oz dry, pre-soaked and cooked the following day)
1 bunch of cilantro, leaves chopped
1 bunch of Italian parsley, chopped
1 Large white onion, chopped
6 garlic cloves, mashed with a dash of salt till pasty
1-2 jalapeño peppers, chopped (optional)
3 Large eggs (I used egg replacer)
1/4 cup olive oil (I do not use oil)
2 teaspoons of baking powder
1 1/2 teaspoon cumin
1 1/2 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon salt
Put the chickpeas into the bowl of a food processor with the eggs, baking powder, chopped onions, salt, spices, and process till mixture starts to become a paste.
- Add the cilantro, garlic, hot peppers, and olive oil and process till mixture is smooth like a hummus and all the ingredients are well combined.
- Pour into a loaf pan lined with parchment paper or aluminum foil sprayed with cooking spray.
- Bake in a 375F oven for 1h 10min. Let cool before slicing (otherwise it might fall apart!). Serve at room temperature with tarator sauce.
Tarator Sauce
1/4 cup of tahini
juice of 1 lemon
2 Tbsp to 1/4 cup of water
dash of salt
Pour the lemon juice into a small bowl containing tahini while stirring constantly. The sauce will start to curdle.
Slowly add enough water to smooth out the sauce and get a nice loose consistency.
Salt to taste.
What changes will I make the next time around? Perhaps adding fava beans, another leavening agent and definitely ramping up the spices. Have you ever made falafel dishes before? Share your recipe or story…


text:
New Products Coming Soon!!!!
Date Posted:1 January 2015
This is how excited I feel right now!
I have been busy working on some new and exciting products and am nearly ready to launch them. A few final details and website amendments to go then we should be ready.
Once up and live on my site, I may take preorders for some of the lines at SPECIAL PRICES!
Stay tuned.....


text:
In 2013, the state of New Jersey restructured its medical schools by dismantling the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, known informally as UMDNJ. New Jersey now has four medical school options. Three of those options are allopathic medical schools, which lead to M.D. degrees. The fourth choice, a school of osteopathic medicine, awards D.O. degrees. All four schools are operated by the state's public university system. Rutgers University in the northern half of the state oversees two of the allopathic medical schools. The third allopathic school and the osteopathic school are located in southern New Jersey at Rowan University.
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School opened at Rutgers University in 1961, before being folded into UMDNJ. Located in Piscataway, the medical school gets its name from one of three Johnson brothers who started the Johnson and Johnson company. In addition to awarding medical degrees, the school also has dual-degree M.D./Ph.D. programs. If a beautiful campus makes a difference, RWJMS landed on the list of "40 Most Beautiful Medical Schools in the U.S." selected by the site Best Medical Degree, tying with Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta for 39th place.
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
Located in Newark, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School first opened in 1956 as part of Seton Hall College of Medicine and Dentistry. The restructured medical school has 27 centers and institutes, including the Center for Biodefense and the Northern New Jersey Spinal Cord Injury Center. In addition to offering traditional M.D. degrees, NJMS awards dual degrees such as an M.D./M.B.A. and M.D./Ph.D. Medical students can also earn an M.D./M.P.H., or Master of Public Health. NJMS also offers an accelerated M.D. program and a program allowing medical students to conduct original research and write a thesis.
Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Established in 1976 as part of UMDNJ, the state's only school of osteopathic medicine was also the first medical school established in southern New Jersey. Now a part of Rowan University and called SOM, the school operates six specialty centers and institutes, including the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging. According to SOM enrollment figures, the majority of its students come from New Jersey -- 88 percent in 2013. New Jersey instituted the 2013 restructuring of its medical schools partly to reap more research dollars and SOM achieved success in the 2013-2014 academic year, landing $28.8 million in sponsored research projects.
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
In 2009, Rowan University became a public research university. This allowed Rowan to partner with Cooper Health System to open the state's newest allopathic medical school in Camden. The first class of medical students arrived in the fall of 2012. While Cooper Medical School boasts new state-of-the-art facilities, Cooper hospital has existed in Camden since 1887 and encourages community service. According to a 2013 report from the Camden Higher Education and Healthcare Task Force, Cooper's medical students gave 4,000 hours of volunteer time to the Camden community by tutoring, working in community gardens and serving food at soup kitchens.
- Indiana University: Health Professions and Prelaw Center: Two Kinds of Physicians: Allopathic and Osteopathic
- State of New Jersey: Office of the Governor: Governor Christie Signs Historic Legislation to Reorganize and Secure Future of New Jersey's Higher Education System
- Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School: History of Medical Education in New Jersey
- Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School: About RWJMS
- Best Medical Degree: 40 Most Beautiful Medical Schools in the U.S.
- Rutgers New Jersey Medical School: About NJMS
- Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine: Fast Facts
- Philly.com: Rowan Reports Boom in Research, External Funding
- Cooper Medical School of Rowan University: History
- Philly.com: Camden Colleges, Hospitals Tout Volunteer Efforts
Photo Credits
- PJPhoto69/iStock/Getty Images


text:
Peru's breathtaking scenery, ancient culture and rainforests
See Peru in comfort and style with Jacada Travel. We'll create a personalised Peru tour just for you, helping you choose luxury, boutique accommodation, private tours and the perfect mix of locations and activities.
Discover the ancient Incan citadel of Machu Picchu with our expert private guide who'll make the ruins come alive with history, enjoy the epic scenery of the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the rich history of Cusco. From here perhaps board a luxury train to the high altitude waters of Lake Titicaca or head to the seaside city of Lima and its world famous culinary scene en route to the great green Amazon. You'll get up close to ancient cultures and awe-inspiring natural wonders in the company of local guides whose passion for their country is contagious.
Your luxury trip to Peru can include as much or as little as you like. We'll help you explore this welcoming and varied country, assisted by enthusiastic local guides, planning every step of your trip so you can enjoy the tremendous adventure and best places to go in Peru knowing that Jacada Travel are taking care of all the details.


text:
1 of 10
Photo: Shutterstock
Make frequent stops
Every two hours or so, give yourself a break by pulling into a rest stop to stretch your legs. Even if you don't have time to shut your eyes while you're stopped, the change of pace will lift your spirits and keep you more alert once you set off again.
These 13 driving tips could save your life (and some money, too).


text:
Classes 1 and 2 are visiting the Scarborough Sea Life Centre as part of their topic work on Thursday, 11th July, together with a fun afternoon on the beach. We will be leaving school at 9.00 a.m. and will be back at school for 3.30 p.m.
Children will need:
A packed lunch – no cans, fizzy drinks or glass bottles, please, in a small rucksack.
A small snack – kept separate from their packed lunch. This will be eaten when we arrive in Scarborough.
Travel sickness tablets, if necessary – in a named envelope and given to their class teacher.
School jumpers should be worn, along with suitable trousers for the beach (not jeans). Please make sure your child has a raincoat, just in case, together with a bucket and spade, hat and sun cream.
The voluntary contribution for the visit is £8.00 for each child (the cost of the trip totals £415 – £10.64 per child – which includes the coach and entrance fee). The outstanding balance will be paid for out of school fund.
Please email your permission for your child to take part in this visit – or send a note with your contribution if this is more convenient.


text:
I had so much fun writing a post of my favorite baby products for The Wise Baby today, go check it out! Every Wednesday they publish "Real Moms Wednesday," featuring different mom's favorite products. When I was pregnant my Amazon baby list grew weekly just from these features. The Wise Baby also has tons of product reviews, comparisons, and helpful tips on registries.
Check out my favorite things here: Rose's top ten
Meanwhile, from her jumperoo headquarters, Miri continues to plot world domination.
Maybe she should start with the dachshunds…
47.706623 -122.368024


text:
We're thrilled to be back for our 5th Year, and the Festival will be bigger and better than ever. While still held at the Bardstown Farmers Market Pavillon, we will also be expanding onto West Flaget and shutting down the street! Many thanks to our Title Sponsor, Town & Country Bank & Trust, who is back to support us again this year!
We'll be offering more than 50 different craft beers, along with a few specialty tapped beers on our draft truck. Harrison-Smith House will be back, along with several food trucks to round out your plate. The Hogslop String Band will serenading you and getting you out on the dance floor.
Your ticket grants you access to the 5th Annual Bardstown Craft Beer Festival. You will receive a commemorative tasting glass at the door and can taste any of the beer choices we have on hand from 6pm-10pm. Water and snacks, live music and a silent auction are all included as well.


text:
Scientists have recently found a sawtail catshark in the Mediterranean that's making headlines around the world.
The Spanish team of researchers say they've discovered the very first case of a two-headed shark developing in a shark species that lays eggs. The creature, which was featured in an article in the Journal of Fish Biology, is a species of shark that lives only in the Mediterranean and is considered endangered.
Scientists collected nearly 800 embryos to study their cardiovascular systems. One of those embryos showed two heads, each of which had its own mouth, eyes, brains, and gills. The shark also had two stomachs and two livers but shared a single intestine.
This current finding is noteworthy because all other instances of dicephaly in sharks were found in species that gave birth to live young or laid eggs which hatched inside the mother.
It's worth noting, however, that your chances of running into a two-headed shark while you're in the water are probably pretty low. George Burgess, director of shark research at the Florida Museum of Natural History, says, "There's a reason you don't see a lot of sharks with two heads swimming around: They stand out like a sore thumb, so they get eaten."
Be sure to SHARE this incredible discovery with your family and friends.
H/T: Rare


text:
The most fun and entertaining racing game which is played by millions of players all over the world, is making its big entrance onto the Nintendo Wii.
Focus Home Interactive are pleasured to show us some of the very first images of the Nintendo Wii adaptation of the legendary racing game.
While using your Wiimote and your Nunchuck, or just your gamepad or your Wii Wheel, you have to pilot racing cars at an incredible speed on stunning tracks filled with ramps, loops, boosts and other amazing track-blockages.
Player will have the ability to race on more than two hundred race-tracks which are divided into six drastically different environments and various game modes.
TrackMania for Wii will also feature an incredible and essential track editor, thus giving the opportunity for creative players or level designers to create an infinite number of personal tracks. The Track Makers will have the ability to share their creations with their friends thanks to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Players can also compete against each other online and meet with racers from around the globe.
TrackMania for Wii features the following Multiplayer Modes: Hotseat Multiplayer Mode, Four Players Split Screen Multiplayer Mode and Online Multiplayer using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
TrackMania for the Nintendo Wii provides faultless production and rich unique content with everything it needs to become the most fun-filled racing game on the Nintendo Wii.


text:
There has been a constant barrage of posts bemoaning the proliferation of self-proclaimed social media experts on sites like Twitter and Facebook. According to AdAge, over 181,000 people on Twitter claimed to be a social media consultant, expert, marketer, professional, etc., in their profile. This has led to much hand-wringing and complaining among social media consultants, but that shouldn't be the case. After all, none of this really matters.
Just because these consultants take a tactical approach to social media, or they don't measure ROI the same as everyone else, doesn't mean they are snake oil salesmen or charlatans. There's no reason to call someone out on it; it's just not necessary. Social media is about educating and helping others. In social media, we're all students and we're all teachers.
Less Talent Doesn't Equate to Highway Robbery
Even if a purported social media consultant isn't particularly great at leveraging an online presence doesn't mean that they should be called out as an opportunist. A lack of talent doesn't make someone unethical or a thief. In the real world, we've all hired those professionals who aren't talented or skilled. They're not scammers or con artists; they just suck.
You need to keep in mind that the web isn't that old. There hasn't been enough time to develop best practices, because the technology is still new and rapidly evolving.
Yes, companies should develop multi-faceted social media strategies, but not every company is ready for that. Social media consultants can help these companies focus on the social media marketing they are ready for, such as setting up Facebook pages or Twitter accounts. This isn't being a snake oil salesman; it's functioning in a saturated marketplace.
Also, if you believe that you can't be good at social media without working with the medium for years, you're swallowing a load of bull. There is no born on or expiration date for ability and talent.
Being Different isn't a Bad Thing
There's no doubt that companies will have poor experiences with inexperienced social media consultants who are purely tactical in strategy and thinking. This happens all the time. People have poor experiences with web designers, store clerks and fast food cashiers. It happens. It doesn't mean that anyone has been robbed. It is a learning experience. These companies will learn who offers the best services and who does not.
When someone has a bad experience with another consultant, this doesn't lead to social media abandonment. Many consultants get clients from companies who've had bad experiences with a previous vendor. These companies did better research the next time they needed a service performed and made a better choice.
People who aren't talented social media consultants won't be successful and these people will help generate more business for those who are. It's always best to stop worrying about what the other guy is doing and focus on your own business. If you're talented, you will get noticed and you won't have to worry about other consultants. You'll be too busy laughing all the way to the bank.


text:
The Science Council held its annual continuing professsional development (CPD) workshop recently and presented its first CPD Awards. The awards are designed to celebrate the efforts and achievements of the Science Council registrants and to offer them recognition for their broad and diverse range of professional activities. The Chair of the Science Council's CPD Learning Group, Trevor Lewis, was delighted to be able to present all three of the winners with their awards at the workshop, along with six of the commended nominations.
We are delighted to announce that 4 IST members were listed in the Awards (see Science Council CPD Awards for full list):
RSci Category
Ben Palmer was selected as winner of the CPD award for the RSci category. He is a member of the IST and is a technician in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Sheffield. Ben is championing professional registration within his faculty as well as being an assessor for the IST.
Lisa Hollands received a highly commended award for her CPD for this category. Lisa has recently been promoted to team leader within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sheffield. She is passionate about promoting the technician as a highly skilled individual. Lisa is also an active member of the technical networking group (TechNet) at Sheffield.
RSciTech Category
Timothy Williamson from the University of Durham won the CPD Award for his entry for the RSciTech category. His report was an excellent example of good CPD; comprehensive, thorough and demonstrating a broad range of activity and engagement. Timothy gave a fascinating presentation which included personal challenges such as the 300 mile unsupported run and the championship office chair racing!
Leighton Jenkins received the highly commended award for his entry in the RSciTech CPD category. Leighton is a technician at Cardiff Metropolitan University and is working hard to motivate and inspire his technical colleagues to become professionally registered with the IST.


text:
Some Inn guests like to go for a quick swim after a day of adventure.
Lake Hope Forest Park-It's about ½ hour drive from the Inn, but, make a day of it as there is lots to do. Hiking, biking, fishing, boating and finish off with swimming. They have 600 feet of beach along with a concession stand. Or, take one of our delicious brown bag lunches with you.
Photo credit: Mark Bowen/iStock/Thinkstock


text:
Do you have a recipe your children love? Or a tried and trusted favourite that never lets you down at dinner-time? Why not share it with us and the Meals Our Kids Love! community? Send your recipes to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Posted on our Facebook Group page by Zoe Redman, Mum of 4 boys aged 2 – 7, East Sussex
I had the tastiest family dinner ever tonight and just had to share it with you. Sausages slow cooked in mango and apple chutney! First time I've ever made it but it was so nice as a treat and takes just 5 minutes of preparation! Honestly. Just add all of the following to your slow cooker: 1 chopped onion, 1 leek, 5 carrots, 12 sausages, beef stock, generous glugs of red wine, splash of soy or Worcester sauce, 1/3 jar of mango chutney, 1/2 jar Apple sauce. Mix! Cook on high for 2 1/2hrs then turn down to low. Ladel accumulated fat off of the top then ladel off a good quantity of the liquid into a saucepan. Add gravy granules to make a thick gravy. Serve sausages, leeks and carrots with mash, greens and Yorkshire puddings. Gravy to taste. I chose to make a traditional gravy separately as I was worried the children would revolt! In fact they loved it all and the gravy acted as a nice contrast to the subtle sweetness of the slow cooked food x.
Sent in by Bensham Beansprouts Childminding Ideas
Says Clare from Bensham Beansprouts, "Beef stir fry is one of our absolute favourite meals. It's so fresh and full of flavour and delicious! If you try it please let me know how it goes and what you think."
Cook 1.5 cups of rice (I do mine in the multicooker but you could boil as per instructions). Fry 2 crushed garlic cloves on a medium heat in vegetable oil until golden brown. Then raise the temperature to high and fry 200g beef cut into thin strips for two minutes. Put the beef to the outside of the pan and break an egg into the centre mixing the yolk and white quickly with a fork. When nearly set, quickly stir in the beef so it gets coated with the eggy mixture. Add the cooked rice and maybe half a head of broccoli cut into florets, half a red pepper and half a yellow pepper cut into strips. I forgot to add some thin carrot batons this time, but that would have been good too. Add 1 tablespoon fish sauce, 1 tablespoon light soy sauce and 2 of dark soy sauce (These are all available in Tesco. Check out the World Food aisle as the bottles there are a fraction of the price of the bottles in the rest of the store) and season with a bit of black pepper. Finished!
Unless featured as a designated "MoKL Reader's Recipe", Dawn and Rachel do not check recipes sent in to MealsOurKidsLove.com and therefore cannot vouch for accuracy in terms of ingredients and quantities.


text:
The desert monsoons are winding down and thankfully so is the humidity and heat. We have had some pretty intense storms that have knocked down some large trees and produced a lot of debris. Such is living in the valley of the sun.
These monsoon storms are good for tree businesses and landscape companies who are needed to clean up the debris and remove fallen trees and branches. It is surprising the amount of plant life in the desert and how much care is needed to maintain them. Check out the best tree service in Mesa if you need to keep your trees trimmed. That are also great at tree removal.
Nature is really resilient and adaptable to surviving in the massive heat here. The most rain I have ever seen has been here in the desert and I have lived in the pacific north west which is known for rain. When it decides the let loose here and rain it can come down so hard that visibility is not much beyond the front bumper of the car. This means that it rains so hard traffic on the freeway comes to a stop.
The winds are equally fierce during these monsoons. Trees and branches are fallen all over the area. Probably not a great idea to park your car near trees during the monsoon season here. Good chance of some damage to the car in these conditions.
Now we look forward to the long and really mild season from fall through spring. This is a time many choose to take local trips and excursions so the limousine companies do better here. There is a lot to see and this is a really spread out area.
If it wasn't so hot here in the summer this area would become another southern California with the beautiful winter weather here. Most who have moved here from the north where there is snow say they would rather shovel sunshine any day.


text:
WASHINGTON -- Lucas Giolito threw four scoreless innings in his rain-shortened major league debut, and the Washington Nationals beat the New York Mets 5-0 on Tuesday night.
Baseball's top pitching prospect allowed just one hit -- a leadoff single -- struck out one and walked two before a lengthy rain delay ended his outing. The 21-year-old Giolito threw 29 of his 45 pitches for strikes and was in command against the Mets like a seasoned veteran.
Bryce Harper hit a two-run home run, his team-leading 16th of the season, Wilson Ramos drove in two and Anthony Rendon had an RBI triple to provide the run support.
More from FoxSports
Mets right-hander Matt Harvey (4-10) was the hard-luck loser despite striking out three and allowing just four hits in 3 2/3 innings.
Giolito's much-anticipated debut had to wait a little longer after rain delayed the start of the game by 55 minutes. Giolito was handed the ball by Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning and was brilliant after allowing a leadoff single to Curtis Granderson.
Lucas Giolito has used 32 pitches to work through three scoreless innings. #Nats 1, Mets 0 pic.twitter.com/29ShAZG3Av— #VoteNats (@Nationals) June 29, 2016
The 6-foot-6 Giolito registered his first career strikeout when he got Asdrubal Cabrera swinging and benefited from some nifty defense to get out of the first inning. He cruised until the rain came, and the 85-minute delay made for an easy hook by manager Dusty Baker.
Giolito will have to wait for his first major league victory because he only went four innings. Oliver Perez (2-1) got the win in relief.
Harvey got into trouble in the second inning but was better than he has been for most of the season. He continued his dominance against Harper, who's now 1 for 26 in his career against Harvey.
Mets: Granderson was removed from the game after the second rain delay and replaced by Alejandro De Aza. ... RHP Hansel Robles was struck in the right leg with a line drive in the seventh inning and walked off under his own power. ... LHP Steven Matz has a bone spur in his elbow and had his start pushed back from Wednesday to Thursday. ... RHP Noah Syndergaard has a small bone spur in his elbow but isn't expected to miss any time. ... 1B Lucas Duda is two weeks away from resuming baseball activities.
The #Nats bullpen approves of Bryce's 16th HR of the season. https://t.co/4puyxFqNE7 pic.twitter.com/4N4dw4WH5d— #VoteNats (@Nationals) June 29, 2016
Nationals: An MRI confirmed RHP Stephen Strasburg has an upper back strain. Strasburg threw a bullpen session Tuesday afternoon.
Mets: RHP Logan Verrett (3-4, 4.14 ERA) makes a spot start for Matz as the rest of the rotation gets pushed back. The Mets will have one fewer arm available in the bullpen as a result.
Nationals: RHP Max Scherzer (8-5, 3.52 ERA) makes his 17th start of the season trying to bounce back from allowing four earned runs in a loss to Milwaukee on Saturday.


text:
Friday, January 3, 2014
2014 Blogging Resolutions
I'm a bit late to this party, but this post was long overdue anyway. I'm honestly a bit hesitant to do this post. Resolutions always seem so negative to me--they often end up being promises made that we (or at least I?) have no intent of keeping. So instead of focusing on things I wish I would do, I'm going to focus on things I want to do. There are big changes on the way for I Write, I Read, I Review. I may as well lay 'em on the table for you all right here.
1. I am going to read for the love of reading. As a writer, if I lose sight of this it's game over. And I must admit that there are times when I am trying to juggle blogging, read, and writing where this can make me get really overwhelmed. That's why this year I'm going to focus my attention on my writing, and read what I want. For the time being I'm going to close review requests so I can get things back in order. If I'm not giving my all here, then something is wrong and I need to address that before I can help others.
2. I am going to focus my blogging on the things I am good at: picking books I love and actually DISCUSSING them, rather than vaguely reviewing them. (Don't misunderstand--I do still intend to review books. This is something else!) I am finding that, as I head toward my third year of blogging, everything I have read is becoming this muddy brown blur. That has to stop. That's absurd. I'm also going to be doing posts about writing--both my process and advice that may help other writers (hey, one more opinion never hurt, hm?) and am going to work to hold my reader related discussions here.
3. I am going to get involved in more social reading events. Read-a-thons? Read-a-longs? Blogging events (like this one)? Challenges? I'm game for pretty much anything if its with others and if it is going to encourage me to read something I *want* to read. I must also remember to be careful, though. I have a tendency to spread myself too thin and that can lead to stress.
4. I'm going to try and comment more. I already "try" to do this. I must admit that sometimes it's very hard. What can one say to a slew of cover reveals or promo posts about the same book? (Something I'm really thinking of a solution for as my own novel heads toward the final lap and toward the finish line.) Even commenting on reviews can be tough. I refuse to simply write "Great review!" as that means *nothing*. At the same time, though, there are times I see someone talking passionately about a book I, too, loved and I want to reach out. But it can be difficult to do this without risking spoilers for other readers. *ponders*
5. I am going to find a way to navigate the social media labyrinth known as Twitter. Three years and I still don't really understand it. You'd think that something where you type 140 characters and hit "post" would be simple. And maybe I'm just overthinking it? But I don't get how conversation is really suppose to flow on there. I'm constantly worried I'm butting in on conversations (which is kinda absurd--if they were meant to be private wouldn't they be in DM format?) I know the basics: don't spam. Don't be stupid, etc. but I guess it's little things I worry about.
Anyway, that's it for me. I'm going to be doing a more detailed (and more far-reaching) resolution list on the 7th as part of Top Ten Tuesday, but I wanted to make sure I put this here.
What are YOU doing different in 2014? What are your (blogging) goals, hopes and dreams? I'd love to know, so feel free to link me up!
10 comments:
sac longchampReplyDelete
ugg boots
under armour
michael kors handbags
designer handbags wholesale
coach factory outlet
cheap ray ban sunglasses
michael kors handbags
michael kors hangbags
cheap jordans
oakley sunglasses outlet
michael kors outlet online
michael kors outlet,michael kors outlet online,michael kors outlet store,michael kors handbags,michael kors bags,michael kors watches,michael kors purses
sac longchamp pliage
kate spade outlet
lululemon outlet store
canada goose jackets
rolex submariner
bottega veneta sale
ghd hair dryer
adidas gazelle
polo ralph lauren
jordan pas cher
burberry outlet
coach factory outlet online
michael kors outlet canada
ugg boots
cheap ray ban sunglasses
louis vuitton outlet online
michael kors canada
polo ralph lauren
louis vuitton pas cher
burberry outlet
fake oakleys
cheap oakley sunglasses
ralph lauren
michael kors outlet online
coach outlet store online
louis vuitton handbags
celine outlet
mont blanc
hollister kids
kate spade handbags
louis vuitton outlet
michael kors outlet
nfl jerseys wholesale
longchamp outlet
nike uk
replica watches
coach factory outlet
oakley vault
coach outlet store online
air jordans
ray bans
hollister uk
coach factorty outlet
lebron james shoes 13
ray ban outlet
louis vuitton handbags
michael kors outlet
coach outlet online
kate spade outlet
gucci belts
polo ralph lauren
louis vuitton outlet
coach outlet clearance
coach factory outlet
coach outlet online
louis vuitton outlet
ray ban wayfarer
nike basketball shoes
gucci outlet
cheap nfl jerseys
toms wedges
nike outlet store
louis vuitton
kobe 11
coach outlet onlineReplyDelete
michael kors wallet
valentino shoes
coach outlet
kobe shoes
true religion jeans
cheap oakley sunglasses
cheap jordans
fitflops sale
tory burch outlet online
fitflops outlet sale
burberry sunglasses on sale
ugg boots
nike free run
police sunglasses
true religion jeans
michael kors outlet uk
polo ralph lauren
marc jacobs outlet
michael kors outlet online
beats headphones
adidas shoes
louis vuitton handbags
longchamp pliage
cheap nfl jerseys
babyliss flat iron
ugg uk
lebron shoes
swarovski outlet
michael kors handbags
michael kors handbags
ray ban sunglasses
longchamp outlet
tiffany outlet
adidas nmd
ugg outletReplyDelete
micahel kors
cheap jordan shoes
canada goose outlet
coach outlet online
cheap ray bans
polo ralph lauren outlet
reebok shoes
birkenstock uk
canada goose sale
reebok outlet store
nike trainers
cheap jordan shoes
nmd adidas
coach factory outlet online
coach factory outlet online
michael kors outlet stores
michael kors uk
coach factory outlet
toms outlet
tory burch outlet online
michael kors canada
uggs canada
cartier love ring
michael kors canada
mont blanc pens outlet
ray bans
adidas gazelle
timberland shoes
cheap ray ban sunglasses
canada goose sale
jordan 8sReplyDelete
supra sneakers
celine bags
louboutin sale clearance
ugg canada
ugg sale
celine handbags
giuseppe zanotti sandals
michael kors handbags
cheap oakley sunglasses
cheap jerseys
michael kors outlet
canada goose uk
coach outlet
ralph lauren clearance
cheap uggs
cheap jordan shoes
gucci handbags
toms shoes outlet
ugg boots
fitflops uk
ed hardy clothing
abercrombie outlet
oakley sunglasses
michael kors outlet
ugg boots
adidas ultra boost
coach outlet store online
christian louboutin sale
michael kors
washington wizards jerseys
louis vuitton handbags
jordan 4
canada goose jackets
kd 8 shoes
coach outlet
michael kors handbags
coach outlet
jordan retro
adidas originals
Thanks for visiting my blog. I love comments! Please feel free to tell me what you think about my blog and the things I am posting. I enjoy hearing what others think. :)


text:
Today, I'm linking up with I'm Lovin Lit to bring you some interactive learning ideas! I am a big fan of hands-on, multi-sensory learning. The more you can engage students by making learning interactive and fun, the better!
Games are a great way to make learning interactive. Here is an example of one of the games I use.
Students must match up the state (letter) with its capital (number). When they have matched them all up they turn the cards over to reveal a pattern. Then they pull out the answer key and check to make sure the pattern matches in which case they know they have answered correctly. I have created a similar game for math conversions.


text:
Prior to the start of the 2017 NBA season the Knicks drew mixed reactions after Derrick Rose described themselves as a super team. The former NBA MVP may have been carried away with his emotions a bit, and some were willing to give them a chance to prove themselves.
The time has come for Phil Jackson and the Knicks to show their worth, but so far they have lost seven of their last eight games. They were in dire need to beat a modest Pelicans team on Monday, but instead they took a humbling 110-96 loss at Madison Square Garden.
Fans were at a loss for words, while Phil Jackson and his team were left baffled after losing their point guard Derrick Rose for no known reason. He was back in practice on Tuesday. But the reasons he gave management were just as confusing as his decision to go AWOL and refuse attempts to reach him.
Derrick Rose goes AWOL
Derrick Rose said he just "needed space," when asked why he didn't answer his phone calls. As to the reason for his absence? "It was a family issue," Derrick Rose said in a report by The Inquirer. "For one, it had nothing to do with the team or basketball. That's the first time I ever felt like that emotionally and I had to be with my family."
As a result, the Knicks fined Rose for an undisclosed amount. He's been fined the bare minimum for his unusual behavior, which begs the question if it is preventive enough for future repetition.
Is this a ground enough for a potential consideration to trade Derrick Rose? Perhaps the better question should be, why did Phil Jackson and the Knicks hire him in the first place knowing the trouble he's likely to cause?
Thorny Rose
Derrick Rose averages 17.3 points in 33 games. He is way past his prime, and many doubt his salary is worth the risk and headaches he'd cause.
"He's a horribly inefficient shooter, he puts up little defensive resistance at the point of attack, and his moments of exciting play don't translate to consistent, quality offense," according to a report by SportsIllustrated.
Apart from this, Derrick Rose injuries make him too vulnerable. Even though he has been comparatively healthy this season, still his shooting has been terrible, and he lacks lateral mobility.
In spite of this, Phil Jackson has no other option but to accept Derrick Rose, for the same baffling reasons he traded for him in the first place. Unfortunately, the Knicks are playing better with him despite him being one of the worst point guards in the league defensively.
"Say this for Rose after his inexplicable no-show: at least he resurfaced and faced the cameras. Jackson, meanwhile, is still hiding from the fallout of his own poor decisions," the report by Sports Illustrated goes in closing.
ALSO READ: John Wall clutch at crunchtime, leads Wizards past Bulls, 101-99
Photo Courtesy: Jumpy News/Flickr
Video Courtesy: Youtube/TheFumble


text:
Russia, Moscow, Red Square, Kremlin, Heart of Russia Chiming clock Spasskaya Tower
View author portfolio
Use in a single end product, free or commercial. The total price includes the item price and a buyer fee.
License details
Why buy with Envato
Use in an unlimited number of end products, free or commercial. May be used with different clients, but not for on-demand customization products or services. The total price includes the item price and a buyer fee.
Deliver better projects faster. Web, design & video assets
Unlimited downloads, from $16.50/month
Learn almost anything with
Envato Tuts+ for free
25,000+ tutorials and 1,000+ courses
Designers matched perfectly to
you on Envato Studio
2000 artists ready to undertake your work


text:
Organization : Eaton
Job Role : Product Data Engineer
Location : Across India
Qualification : BE/B Tech(Mechanical)
Experience : Freshers
Salary : Best In Industry
No.of Vacancies : NA
Website : www.eaton.in
Apply Mode : Online
Apply Date : ASAP
About Organization:
Eaton Technologies Pvt Ltd could be a power management company providing energy-efficient solutions that facilitate our customers effectively manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power.A global technology leader, Eaton non inheritable Cooper Industries plc in Nov 2012. The 2013 revenue of the combined corporations was $22 billion on a professional forma basis. Eaton has about a hundred,000+ workers world wide and sells merchandise to customers in additional than a hundred seventy five countries.
Job Requirements:
* Candidate should be BE/B Tech(Mechanical) from a recognised university.
* Should have an aggregate of 60% through out academics
* Should plan and organize the assimilation of information to the company ERP system, with particular emphasis to part information, Bill of Materials and Routings to ensure 100% data accuracy
* Must manages the Engineering Change Note system
* Should maintain static data that falls within the remit of the Data management by monitoring and reporting on the accuracy of that information.
* Should liaise with NPD, Process Improvement, Manufacturing Engineers and Business Units to ensure that appropriate levels of information are referenced through the routings including standard shop practices, work instructions and tooling reference
* Should generate and validate the costs in the ERP system
* Must maintain routes and standard times on the ERP system, to reflect current manufacturing processes
* Should support Global supply chain teams by providing various master data validation and checks to ensure global compliance across all location
* Must maintain accuracy of SSP's, purchase specifications and work instructions and ensure they reflect current practices employed by the business and on the ERP system, ensuring that internal and external customers/suppliers have visibility
* Should be supporting the product transfers from one location to another location by setting up Part, BOM & Routings on ERP system.
* Must be assisting with DTP software for production in day-today activities
* Must assist in the distribution of controlled copies of information controlled by the Data Management team.
* Should ensure that controlled copies of said data are maintained by their owners to reflect current status of documents.
* Must have knowledge of ERP systems and MS Office
* Must have good interpersonal skills, planning and analytical ability
* Must have knowledge of high level of attention to detail essential
* Should have knowledge of SAP highly desirable
* Must be highly ethical and able to work in cross functional team
* Must be a good communicator of both written and verbal information
* Must be able to work in a matrix organization.


text:
Product Description
Cheap alternative to 4×4 signs
- Custom Designed: Your Photo – Your Name – Your Message – Your Design.
Templates for the 32 x 48 Corrugated Road Signs sign can be adapted to your style. These are
available for spot or process color designs. We can design it for you.
- Digital Printing: For process art, we use digital presses that display your
design in six (not four, but six) process ink colors for unlimited color
- Screen Printing: For large quantity orders we use screen printing presses
that are more cost effective. A wide selection of Standard Ink Colors
is available. PMS color matches can be made.
- Edge to Edge Print Area: For Digital Printing, full-color bleed is available at
nominal charge.
- Easy to Handle: These road signs are slightly smaller sized and cheaper
than the 4×4 highway signs – but just as easy to erect.
- Crisp Professional Look: Digital inks and screen printed inks are both light
stable — even after extended outdoor exposure.
- Durability – Base stock is weather tough, Coroplast plastic corrugated.
- Extend Sign Life: Adding brass grommets improves toughness and avoids
high wind tear down.
- Further Cost Savings – 32×48 roadside signs can be handled by UPS for
faster delivery at lower freight cost.
- Same Source for Posts: Cheaper U CHANNEL STEEL POSTS, with free
nylon ties, are available from PromoteSigns to save you time and