text:
Gift Of Education
- Purchase Info
- 5. Purchase Invoice stays in your account
- 6. Recipient does not see the Paid Price
- Claiming the Gift
- 3. Forward the Gift Email to the Recipient
- 4. Recipient Claims Gift at macProVideo.com/gift
- Buying the Gift
- 1. Add Gift Tutorials to Cart & Purchase
- 2. You will be sent a special Gift e-mail
Music Theory 101
15 videos | 67 minutes | by Gregg Fine
- Status
- Available
- Released
- Dec 1st, 2011
Ever wonder why certain melodies stick with you forever while others trigger an intense emotional response? Why does this happen? Well, it's not accidental! In this tutorial you'll learn the theory and the art of melody writing...
Melodies are magical. They're what we remember and love most about the music. And, they are the foundation of every kind of music from ancient Gregorian Chant to Hip Hop.
In this entertaining tutorial by composer Gregg Fine, you'll learn how melodies are constructed and discover all the parameters of melody making beginning with notes and scales. Next you'll see how major and minor scales are constructed with their unique patterns of whole- and half-steps. From there Professor Fine demystifies accidentals: those odd little symbols that live alongside musical notes on the page. After that there's a section where you'll get into musical intervals: those vibrating building blocks of melody and harmony! Then Gregg modulates it up a key or two by focusing on some exotic scales like Pentatonic, Blues, Octatonic and Augmented.
Ever hear of these: Dorian, Lydian, Aeolian and Phrygian? These are some of the mystical musical modes! You'll explore all 7 modes derived from the scale and learn how they are constructed and how they can add another layer of color to you songwriting palette!
So if you're new to composing or just want to make your current songs more melodic, this tutorial on Melody will get you humming right along! And, keep a lookout for the rest of the Music Theory series on Harmony, Rhythm and Song Form. Together they teach you everything you need to know about the fundamentals of music theory and songwriting!
- Deconstructing the Beatles 101: Chords and Progressions
- Music Theory 101: Melody
- Music Theory 102: Harmony
- Music Theory 103: Rhythm
- Music Theory 104: Song Form
- Music Theory 105: Basslines
- Music Theory 106: Building Chord Progressions
- Music Theory 107: Reading Music
- Music Theory 108: Notating Music
- Music Theory 201: Jazz Theory Explored
- Music Theory 202: Jazz Improvisation Techniques
- Music Theory 301: Jordan Rudess: Harmony Explored
- Music Theory 302: Jordan Rudess: Rhythm Explored
For a full list of the topics covered, see the Tutorial Outline
or click the button below to Preview this tutorial.
I really have enjoyed this course. The material is delivered in a very clear, concise and fun format. Greg Fine has some great musical credentials which helps me appreciate this information all the more.
Mr.Fine presents the information in a very easy to understand manner compared to other courses on music theory I have seen elsewhere.
Great course. The way you break everything down makes much more sense than trying to read a book to learn theory or look at diagrams. Having verbal instruction with visuals on modes and their relationships to scales helped a lot
Great introduction to melody. I never got what a "mode" was before this, and didn't know about symmetrical scales. Perhaps it might be a bit quick for complete beginners, but it's well explained with good examples.
I found the explanations and descriptions of scales, modes and melody construction very clear and the musical examples enlightening. This is basic stuff but it definitely improved my grasp of the essential material that it covers. Will go back to some lessons for ideas.
It was really well explained, really enjoyed the modes explanation
I started this series with the chord progression, but needed some refreshment on the melody part. In the end I followed the whole music theory series. Very useful and a fun way to learn everything in depth.
Very nice course, very well explained with interesting examples. All the topics are fully explained. Great!
Very good course, very clear and very well explained. Examples are very clear and funny. The topics are explained exhaustively
Top notch. All of Gregg Fine's classes are extremely helpful. He's thorough and informative. I took many notes and will revisit his classes again...
Glad I came across this course. While some knowledge on theory was familiar to me, was amazed at how much I didn't know. This course will lead me to more independent study, which is much needed. Glad this one jogged the old brain on the importance of theory!
I now have a better understanding of scales and their types, which define certain music styles I've always wanted to learn and there are some really useful terms put simply into perspective here I could never get my head around. These theory tutorials are straight forward, easy to understand and now I'm looking forward to the next 102 course on Harmony :)
This course gave me all the knowledge i was looking for.. it is hard to find everything on youtube by Your own.. So I am glad I found ASK videos
This course caught me up on 3 1/2 decades of being away from any type of formal music training. I ALWAYS retained some basic knowledge of what I learned, but this course has prepared me to CONFIDENTLY go to the next level of information, regarding music theory.
A good intro to the world of melody, and how to use scales to do so. Well explained and with audio examples, so you can learn to listen to the different flavours.
Music Theory 101: Melody is a hybrid between the basic concepts of melody and the fundamentals of music theory. It does not go in depth above basic concepts in either subject area, but it does cover a wide range of ideas that are useful for understanding the role of melody in your compositions.
Fantastic course! The course is laid out in a way that is easy to understand, while covering a lot of ground. Can't wait to watch the others and gain this valuable knowledge!!
Good to repolish the basics again and to learn it in English to follow up on several tutorials in English on the internet.
These tutorial are literally life change the theory you in in colleges
Yet another info packed tutorial, would be nice to retain all that info in one pass. Thanks to the yearly pricing plan from MPV I don't have to.
Very nice for understanding Caracter an expressions and his relations with Scales...
Having been buried in audio production for so long, I haven't been on the music writing side in ages. I need to revisit what I thought i already new. This is great, simple yet complete study. Thanks
I found the best way to really learn from these videos, if you have no knowledge of music theory is to take notes and review after every video. Don't rush to the end. If you don't understand something, watch the video again. These tutorials are amazing and have helped me understand the basics.
great course here,I done some music theory at school,but that was a long time ago,ha,ha Gregg is a great teacher,carefully explaining each part of the course Will revisit this course,as there are some parts I would like to refresh on,ha,ha
This course is on point when covering the fundamentals of music theory. It explained concept in a way it was very easy to understand. I am looking forward to the rest of these videos.
Exemplary way of teaching. Professional, clear, and fun. Excellent time management. Five stars!
I've just been through a truly educative journey on the theory behind music melody - and it's only just started. Moving on to the next one on Harmony. These courses are super good and worth a great deal.
Another handy course from Gregg covering quite a bit of ground, with nice examples of scales and modes to get you started on exploring what can be a confusing subject. Love his teaching style.
I reviewed this video to get a better understanding of how melodic structures relate to harmony. Though there were live examples, I do not believe I was left with a sense of how the melody was chosen. Had I not been a Music Major, I would not know or understand some of the terminology that the instructor uses. I find it immensely important that the instructors remain aware of the level of student that they have (audience) and the knowledge that the student may or may not already possess. If a term is going to be introduced, there should be a footnote that explains the terminology.deo to get a better understanding of how melodic structures relate to harmony. Though there were liv examples, I do not believe I was left with a sense of how the melody was chosen.
Excellent coverage of the modes - not just a review of scales and intervals for beginners.
So much information in an easy to follow format. Look forward to watching the next theory tutorials... Good Work!!
I have really fallen behind on my music theory in the last few years but this has helped me to remember a lot of the concepts that had slipped my mind. Super keen to check out some of the other theory tutorials.
Good tutorial I will be sure to experiment with different modes to add a different vibe to my melodies.
Was a good tutorial covering the basics while not being too boring
Well, perfect for beginners or if you don't have any theory knowledge. Could have some more examples on uses of scales, although the modes have plenty of it.
Amazing! Very well done. Precisely what you need if you are new to music theory and need a good place to start. Highly recommended.
Great video on intro to theory! Maybe add some more examples of modal creations at the end of the lesson. For example a demonstration of two guitarists creating modal tension in real time.
Good tutorial on melody and scales. Wish it would focus more on melodies like the title suggests, but it is definitely a great tutorial. This whole series is great and Im in the middle of watching the whole thing, even though most of this is repetition for me. This series is great for both beginners and pros!
Very simple to understand, but would love if it went further in depth into these topics, however overall very informative and straight forward.
This course covers several different topics of the melody. Would be nice to see this course broken up into smaller sections while spending more time on each section. Still a valuable course.
This was great, even as a review for someone with exposure to music writing. The explanation of modes is intuitive and ultimately unlocks the doors to expressing emotion in your compositions.
I have been avoiding learning modes for years. This tutorial really demystified them for me. They're just scales played from different tonic or root note. Thanks
Good introductory course!! Very basic at first but once it started getting into modes, my interest in the tutorial definitely picked up!
great intro to music theory. well taught, great information, easy to understand, highly recommend to anyone interested in music
I found this a useful course, particularly the sections on the various types of scales and the modes, which as a guitarist I've been trying to get to grips with for years!
I like the playfull approach to the subject. Music theory for me is not easy, but this course made a real difference. Thanks!
Cool Great coat course, finaly learning a little more about Melody and this is short and sweet not to drawn out. strieght to the point.
Very Basic Intro to theory... Great explanation of the modes. Great job tying the modes to the types of moods they can create.
it would help if there were exercises involved, and a short quiz to see if you've retained the teachings...
I think this course should have a different name due to the fact "melody" is only covered in the first few vids.. Neglecting that, this was a phenomenal tutorial!! Bookmarked just about everything!!!
This course taught me so much in regards to melody. There was SO MUCH that I didn't know and this course helped me clear all of it up nice and fast.
A very basic introduction to scales and modes, but it is well presented. This course would be very helpful for someone who is confused by scales and modes and what they actually mean.
This tutorial is just perfect. It explains in details all the modes, a very complex subjetc to beginers like myself. It also gives an overview of how they sound. Also great stuff about intervals. It's just great.
This is most important tutorial in the whole library. Without a melody there's no song.
The tutorial is laid out very simple but with TONS of info. Learned a whole lot without having to seat in a class with a boring instructor.
Very good tutorial clear complete well written and presented does not waste time of covered material from bottom up. Tutorial has good value especial beginners and novices. Recommended for serious students hobbyist and aspiring musicians. Much easier to understand and comprehend fairly quickly along with the ability to review and re-review at my own personal convenience and pace After original rock start of downloads all went well. One important issue while trying to decide on what tutorials and doing the necessary to pre review the outlines for content. The annoying pop up asking what are you waiting for is offensive and waste valuable time by taking the consumer off message and concentration. So much I almost decided not to move forward. The HD Download ordering process need attention in my opinion. It downloaded the same lesson twice. The good part is Mr Sitter assured me that it would be addressed timely it was.
Very educational. Easy to follow!
I am extremely satisfied with these tutorials! They are very well written, fun to watch, and explained in a way that's easy to understand. Also, when I went on to learn more and compared them to other music theory books/ DVDs, I found that this tutorial had already covered a large majority if not all of what the other books/music theory DVDs had to offer. Thanks for the great tutorials! :) I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking to learn music theory.
was good... it could have been a bit longer but good never the less
Fantastic, i love the way the concept are explained, i love the "let's review" part...great teacher and great argument!! Thanks for the video!!
Good explanation of melody.
I've only recently tried to get to grips with some theory, so when this tutorial appeared on MPV I was downloading it in seconds. I'm now on my second go through this tutorial- and it probably won't be my last! I'm a guitarist, so the section on scales amd modes is great for me. I've tried to understand modes before, but IMHO this tutorial has been the best! I've now got an idea what they are, and hopefully when I watch again a few times, I'll figure out how to use them! I have quite a few other MPV tutorials, and I think Gregg Fine's presentation style is one of the best. I have more of his tutorials now too. He walks that fine line between keeping it simple (and I need simple!) but doesn't come across as patronising. Well worth the money.
Excellent tutorial. I learned a lot, and much more than I thought possible in 67 minutes of instruction.
really straightforward and well said! really needed this. thanks the 5th star is missing due to the lack of design/ graphics + sound effects. dont blame me, blame the other perfectionist - guys from the other tutorials :) great job Gregg!
excellent, excellent !!!
Very well presented. The visual nature of the concepts make retention much better. Maybe a little too basic for me but a great review and there is always some tidbit I may not have already known.
Well worth viewing. This is the first time I've been able to grasp the concept of modes! Greg Fine does a great job of simplifying what others have made complex.
Really great. So good for review and as a beginner, tis really is an easy to learn video. I watched and am looking forward to some additions. I think this was one of the clearest examples I've seen. Many books tell you the info but this video lets you not only see it. but Hear it. That makes it work. Gregg Fine is very easy to understand. Thanks again MPV Victor
Hi, I've been a fan of both Macprovideo and Lynda.com when it comes to learning about music and computers. Now, with the addition of a series on real theory, I'd say Macprovideo is going to take the edge over everyone else as my absolute favorite! Please keep the great content coming. I'd love to see more about great songwriting and lyrics too.


text:
Do you have curly hair? Do you suffer from frizz, tangles, breakage, and split ends? Maybe it's time you quit abusing your tender tendrils with terry cloth towels.
Curls Like Us knows that curls don't respond favorably to being mishandled. So they invented a kinder, gentler towel – created especially for girls with curls.
The Curl Cloth is a patent-pending, drying cloth specifically designed to wick away just the right amount of moisture from your locks without introducing frizz. The smooth surface of this 100% cotton cloth ensures that your favorite curl-enhancer sets the curl for optimal spring, shine, and definition.
Lucky for you, Curls Like Us was kind enough to donate three Curl Cloths for a Spoiled Pretty giveaway!
To enter the giveaway, send an email to email@example.com and include your full name. The subject line should read "Curl Cloth Giveaway."
The contest ends at 9 pm EST on Sunday, February 17th. Winners will be chosen at random from among the entrants. On Monday, February 18th, I'll announce the winners' names. Please, only one comment per person; duplicate comments will not increase your chances of winning. Contest is open to U.S. & Canadian residents. Good luck!
8 Comments on Attention Curly Girls: This Giveaway Is Just For You!
I would love to try something like this, sometimes I get impatient with my towels because as gentle as I am,sometimes the frizz drives me nuts!
What a unique product! I always end up straightening my hair because it looks too frizzy when I leave it curly.
This is so neat! I'm for anything that helps with my flyaways and frizz.
This would wonderful to win my daughter has curly hair and we always have a hard time with it!!
This would be perfect for my curly hair. I try to airdry it everyday and it always ends up a frizzy horror.
What a great idea!!
I would love to give this a try, it looks awesome!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Pothole headaches: Woodbury streets wearing out faster than anticipated
They seem to pop up every spring, but the tough winter combined with a faulty mix of materials may be causing a more than normal number of potholes this year.
Some of the asphalt designs that were used 25 years ago on Minnesota roads don't seem to be holding up; they are decaying sooner and more widespread in Woodbury.
Since Woodbury has a number of young streets built around that time, that "blacktop recipe" is making city engineers rethink the roadway rehabilitation plan and timeline.
"We had a whole bunch of streets built in the 1990s era when the mixed design was kind of the standard around the cities," said Klayton Eckles, Woodbury's engineering and public works deputy director. "All the cities are experiencing it but Woodbury has a lot of streets built in that era."
Neighborhoods in the central part of the city developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s between Woodbury and Radio drives is where the problem is most prevalent.
Woodbury engineers rate streets every year to keep track of their conditions. After getting good results consistently, those built with the faulty mix are now getting a "very poor" rating, Eckles said.
Those early mixtures were "first-generation recycle" that engineers suspect were not as good as they could've been.
"We like to see our streets last 25 years or more," Eckles said. "We're seeing some of the roads that are only 15 to 20 years (old) -- they're starting to see significant distress."
A study released in April by the Minnesota Department of Transportation found that the blacktop is too porous, letting water seep into it, causing those shallow potholes.
Eckles, who serves on a committee associated with the research, said the next step is to find out exactly what led to the problem.
So far, he believes the recycled material is at fault, but it could be something else.
The city has a five-year street rehabilitation plan that lays out what streets will be reconstructed in the next few years.
The plan did not include roads that are experiencing many of those shallow potholes.
"What we'll be working on over the summer is a grand plan to manage the potholes and also probably accelerate some of the rehabilitation projects to get some of these areas cleaned up," Eckles said. "It'll be a major initiative."
The city will prioritize which potholes to address first, keeping safety in mind, then deal with the big picture later, he added.
Once engineers understand the full scope of the issue, the city will have to make some budget adjustments to accommodate for additional construction to fix the streets.
"Everyone needs to know that it's a major issue that emerged very quickly with the severe weather that we had," Eckles said. "This particular year, we saw rapid or widespread failure."


text: Shayna Rae Photography | Pwnage Studios | Loper Family - Christmas 2014! Home | About | Portfolio | Client Galleries | Contact Loper Family - Christmas 2014! All images are copyright 2012/2013 Pwnage Studios LLC/Shayna Rae Photography LLC Shayna Rae Photography | Pwnage Studios Home About Portfolio Client Galleries Contact Contact Tampa, Lakeland, Orlando, FL 33823United States 813-766-8368 send message This photographer All photos on Zenfolio Browse Zenfolio Powered by ZENFOLIO User Agreement Cancel Continue


text:
28,240 members strong. Join the community dedicated to getting and being motivated!
My life has forever been changed.. I am so much stronger mentally and physically. I am happier and ready to ...
|(7) comments
I had to use 2013 dates because it wouldn't let me enter 2014, but.... Maxformation 2014! I am really looking ...
|(7) comments
My whole life, I've wished that I was thin. I've done fad diets. I've tried cleanses and fasting and any ...
|(4) comments
12/5/13 to 6/25/14
|(3) comments
Both pics are this year, 2014. Drop down will not allow 2014 as a selection
|(7) comments
12-1-13 to 5-29-14 (it wouldnt let me put 2014 so it says 2004)
|(5) comments
Working Hard with Max Muscle and 24 Fit! Down 25lbs. and still working on it!
|(3) comments


text:
Chie Mihara's Antra is a platform sandal evocative of the 70's disco era with its platinum metallic suede wrapping around the foot like a wing. The 4" stacked heel and three quarter inch platform are finished with a rubber sole.
Upper: metallic laminate over suede
Lining: leather
Outsole: crepe and leather
Made in Spain
Fits true to size. We recommend taking your regular size.
For additional size information, please visit our size guide or contact Customer Service at firstname.lastname@example.com
gravitypope uses Canada Post for domestic and international orders. Orders over $300 receive free shipping within Canada and orders over $700 receive free shipping within the United States. Overnight service is not available at this time. We are unable to ship apothecary and fragrance items.
For more details visit our shipping page.
We accept RA requests for exchanges or returns adhering to our returns & exchanges policy.
For questions regarding this item, please visit our size guide or contact Customer Service at firstname.lastname@example.com
To speak with a Customer Service representative, please call 780 989 1637 Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm (MST)


text:
LONDON — Sportsheets has teamed up with luxury erotic lifestyle specialists Box of Grey, to create "Grey for Selfridges," a risqué box for the high-end U.K. retail giant.
The box offers a portable playroom of leather accessories and toys in a grey bronze-edged flight case and features one of Sportsheets flagship products, the "Spread the Love Bar." The Bar features a rigid 15-inch nylon covered bar with four attached adjustable cuffs to accommodate both wrists and ankles.
Sportsheets noted that Selfridges has four locations with its largest being its flagship store located on London's Oxford Street — the second largest department store in the U.K. after world renowned Harrods. The upscale department store is known for carrying some of the most luxurious brands on the market including Alexander McQueen, Roberto Cavalli, Valentino, Saint Laurent, Burberry, Givenchy, Armani, and hundreds of other high-end brands.
"In the past few years, the spotlight has well and truly been shone on bedroom playfulness. For us as retailers, it's a fantastic opportunity to showcase a part of the lingerie industry that's no longer a dirty little secret. Box of Grey has given us a means of doing that in a beautiful, really considered way. This is a true luxury product," said Emma Pake, lingerie buyer for Selfridges.
"The Box of Grey kit that Selfridges has designed and is now selling is truly an amazingly beautiful product," Sportsheets President Julie Stewart said.
She added, "Sportsheets has been a leader in BDSM and fantasy lifestyle products in the U.S. for more than 22 years and we are continuing to spread our reach to other foreign markets so people all over the world can enjoy our catalog of more than 400 products that focus on 'Keeping Couples Connected.' To actually see one of our products included in such a high-end luxury kit from one of the most esteemed and well known retailers in the world is such an honor. The kit is beautiful in every way and to see a Sportsheets product included in their package truly takes my breath away."
The Box of Grey is currently available at Selfridges, Oxford Street, London, as well as on its website and retails for £995.
Email sent. If you wish to send to another person, click here.


text:
Strengthen Supply Chain Security
Learn how to reduce risk and boost confidence.(PDF - 716 KB)
Adapt Your Supply Chain to Changing Markets
Communication and information are crucial to an efficient supply chain. Securely extending access and visibility throughout the supply chain can create an integrated workflow that promotes innovation, improves efficiency, facilitates collaboration, and decreases business risk.
Cisco Connected Manufacturing helps information and decisions flow quickly through the supply chain and organization so you can respond immediately to evolving market demands.
The result is greater control, lower costs, increased responsiveness, and better business decisions.
Day in the Life: Supply Chain
Sharing Supply Chain Success
- Cisco Connected Manufacturing: Supply Chain Agility Overview (PDF - 3.02 MB)
- Optimizing Contract Manufacturer Operations with Cisco TelePresence (PDF - 172 KB)
Leading global contract manufacturer Jabil Circuit uses Cisco TelePresence for Manufacturing to enable decision-making speed and accuracy with improved cross-functional collaboration across the supply chain
- Puma (PDF - 775 KB)
Learn how Puma got a 99 percent accuracy rate with automated warehouse technology.
- Argentinian Steelmaker Streamlines Manufacturing Process with Cisco Borderless Network Architecture
Argentinian steelmaker simplifies processes with Cisco Borderless Networks.
- Next-Generation Supply Management (PDF - 5.51 MB)
Optimizing the supply chain from end to end will result in increased flexibility and resiliency that will help companies regain their momentum in today's global economy.


text:
Check out the trailer for our new web series Where The Bears Are! Click to up
WHERE THE BEARS ARE is a web series following the exploits of 3 bear roommates sharing a house in the hills of Silverlake. It is "The Golden Girls" meets "Murder She Wrote" with big, hairy, gay men. Season 3 premieres August 11th, 2014, and consists of 22 TOTAL EPISODES! THIS SERIES IS INTENDED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES! Follow us at https://www.facebook.com/WhereTheBearsAre and https://twitter.com/WhereTheBearsR Watch the series at http://wherethebearsare.tv/ Season One and Two DVDs available at http://wherethebearsare.acmeprints.com/dvds/ DOWNLOAD available at https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/where-the-bears-are/id644840148 Please support our show by buying MERCHANDISE at http://wherethebearsare.acmeprints.com/


text:
Boys Suits 0-3 Months to 14 Years
Baby Boys Wedding Suits, Boys Page Boy Outfits & Baby Christening Suits
A massive selection of boys 3, 4, 5 & 6 piece suits for baby, toddler and older boy, suitable as a boys christening outfit, page boy suit, wedding suit, special occasions, in a massive array of colours. Representing both style & quality. Our boys suits are so versatile that they can can be used for christenings, weddings, formal occasions, parties and more.
Welcome to Children's Special Occasion Wear!


text:
University CommunicationsHistory students to give Digital Minot presentations at Festival on Main
Digital Minot Project student interns from Minot, Emily Anderson, Zachary DeMers and Jordan Peterson, will present their research Aug 23 at the Taube Museum at 11 a.m. Their presentations on MSU Summer Theatre, the Heritage Singers and pioneer female teachers are free and open to the public and will be part of the Downtown Minot Association's Festival on Main.
The three students researched their topics this summer as part of Digital Minot Project, which is sponsored by the Department of History at Minot State University. This project provides an opportunity for student interns to investigate local history topics, and then use that research to give public presentations and create online exhibits which remain available for public viewing and response long after the students have completed their work.
Anderson, a senior at Minot State University, studied the history of the Heritage Singers, the well-known male chorus, which is celebrating its 40th year. She will graduate in December with a bachelor's degree in history. While at MSU, she has been active in several student organizations, including the History Club, Beta Theta Sorority, the Student Government Association and the North Dakota Student Association.
DeMers explored the history of Summer Theatre, which just completed its 49th season. He will graduate in May 2015 with bachelor's degrees in broadcasting and history. He plans to attend graduate school with the intention of ultimately working at a university. A member of Phi Alpha Theta, the National History Honor Society, DeMers has also helped to reinstitute Catholic Campus Ministry on the campus.
Peterson, a junior, examined the history of women pioneer school teachers in the northern plains during the early 20th century, with an emphasis on North Dakota. The history major is currently a member of both the National Honor Society as well as Phi Alpha Theta.
Bethany Andreasen, professor of history, created "Digital Minot: An On-line Museum of Local History" in 2012. To engage student research more wholly with MSU's surrounding communities, Andreasen proposed that student historical projects and materials should be digitized and made accessible to the public.
Digital Minot students collaborate with local agencies and take Minot's history out of closets, storage rooms and boxes, uploading materials and records spanning more than a century to display the region's vibrant past on the Web. Through Digital Minot, the public has access to historical photos, postcards, newspaper articles, advertisements, scholarly journals, legal documents, oral histories and biographies.
"As part of the Digital Minot Project, university students engage in professional practice of their historical research and writing skills through an interactive project with individuals from the region in which they live, thus increasing their awareness and understanding of the distinctiveness and development of the region," Andreasen said.
Published: 08/14/14


text:
Published on November 25th, 2014 | By: April Gocha0
Guide your buying with ceramicSOURCE, ACerS annual buyer's guide—now available onlinePublished on November 25th, 2014 | By: April Gocha
If it seems like this time of year is defined by spending money, you're not altogether wrong. Americans are expected to spend almost $600 billion in holiday sales alone this year, according to the National Retail Foundation.
We'll leave buying sweaters, snuggies, and sneakers up to you, but when it comes to purchasing products and services for your job, company, or career, we're here to help.
The December issue of the ACerS Bulletin features the ceramicSOURCE, our annual buyer's guide for everything related to the ceramics and glass industries. It's now available online, and it's free!
Only missing a fancy bow, this holiday present presents you with 115 pages of listings to help you find the perfect materials, equipment, consultants, providers, supplies, and more.
Whether you're looking for additives, refractories, a new kiln, laboratory services, dinnerware, or glass products—and everything in between—ceramicSOURCE has you covered.
(PSST! Did you know the ceramicSOURCE is also available online year-round? Check it out over here.)
But that's not all—this issue also contains all the standard ACerS Bulletin content, complete with science and Society news, features, meeting previews, and more.
The December feature stories provide a preview of next year's inaugural Ceramics Expo in Cleveland, Ohio, and gives the inside scoop on workforce development at some of the leading companies in the industry—Du-Co Ceramics Company and Corning Incorporated. Be sure not to miss it!
All the same valuable content in past issues of the ACerS Bulletin is also free to members—so considering joining today!
Back to Previous Page
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
|Previous Section
|Home Page
Liz Blackman: To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions what plans he has to review the law relating to housing tenure. [155960]
Mr. Raynsford: Following clearance by the Lord Chancellor, the Law Commission has today been asked to undertake a major review of the law surrounding housing tenure in both the social and private rented housing sectors. The referral is in response to a Law Commission paper ("Reform of Housing Law: A Scoping Study Paper") which the Commission has also published today. Terms of reference reflecting the ground covered by the Scoping Paper are:
(1) the forms of housing tenancy let by:
Today's referral asks the Law Commission to undertake work on the ground covered by item (1) of the terms of reference and which the Commission's Scoping Paper refers to as the "first phase" of work. This in itself represents a substantial piece of work on which the Commission has undertaken to deliver a report and draft Housing Bill by July 2003. A further referral covering items (2) and (3) of the terms of reference (referred to in the Scoping Paper as the "second phase" of work) will be considered in the light of progress on first phase work.
The Law Commission's scoping paper represents an excellent piece of work. It highlights a long overdue need for a simpler, less complex framework for housing tenure law--one that will be more transparent and better understood by landlords and tenants alike; one that will enable social landlords to make better use of their stock; and one that will facilitate greater choice and diversity in the housing sector along with tenant participation.
We also intend to look to the review as the sensible vehicle within which to take forward our intention, announced in the Housing Policy Statement ("Quality and
26 Mar 2001 : Column: 433W
Choice: A decent home for all--The Way forward for Housing") to look at a single form of tenure for the social housing sector and other tenure flexibilities. The Law Commission's continued readiness to work with DETR and other key housing interests, and to involve a wider range of landlord and tenant interests in taking forward this substantial piece of work will ensure an inclusive approach.
I am arranging for a copy of the Law Commission's Scoping Paper to be placed in the Library of the House.
Ms Walley: To ask the Chairman of the Administration Committee if she will introduce an audited scheme to recycle House waste paper. [155945]
Mrs. Roe: I understand that the Serjeant at Arms is in the process of introducing a paper recycling scheme. The first phase will be implemented in Portcullis House by the end of May this year.
Mr. Martyn Jones: To ask the Solicitor-General if he will set out, with statistical information relating as directly as possible to the Ceredigion constituency, the effects on Ceredigion of his Department's policies and actions since 2 May 1997. [154971]
The Solicitor-General: In 1999, in line with national policy, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), in liaison with the Dyfed Powys police and the magistrates court, introduced procedures based upon the Narey proposals. All defendants charged with a criminal offence where a guilty plea is anticipated now make their first appearance before the Cardigan or Aberystwyth magistrates within three working days of charge, or eight days if charged after the cut-off point for that court for that week.
In the last eight months, over half of defendants have had their cases finalised at the first court hearing. Since October 2000, the prosecution of Persistent Youth Offenders has been subject to a fast-track procedure. Fourteen defendants in Ceredigion have been dealt with to date under this procedure. These cases have been finalised in an average of 56 days over the five months to February 2001.
In January 2001, the provisions of section 51 of the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 came into force. Seven defendants within Ceredigion charged with indictable- only offences have been sent directly to the Crown court in Swansea. All these changes illustrate the Government's successful policy of speeding up the criminal justice system.
In May 2001, CPS Dyfed Powys will be altering its structure in line with the proposals of the Glidewell review. This will enable the CPS to place greater emphasis on the more serious crime cases in the Crown courts in Swansea, Carmarthen, and Haverfordwest.
26 Mar 2001 : Column: 434W
Since May 1997, the CPS has successfully prosecuted a number of significant cases arising in the Ceredigion area. In 1998-99 police officers targeted heroin dealers in Aberystwyth in an operation that led to the arrest and successful prosecution of 12 heroin dealers in Aberystwyth. This had an important deterrent effect on further drug offences in Aberystwyth.
In 2000, the Dyfed Powys CPS also dealt with a murder case involving an elderly defendant who had allegedly murdered his wife. The defendant claimed that he had killed his wife as part of a suicide pact. After an extensive inquiry the prosecution accepted a guilty plea to manslaughter accepting the defendant's version of events. The case was dealt with by leading counsel and a higher court advocate from the Dyfed Powys CPS office.
Actions and policies of the Treasury Solicitor's Department and the Serious Fraud Office do not directly affect the Ceredigion constituency.
Mr. Martyn Jones: To ask the Solicitor-General (1) if he will set out, with statistical information relating as directly as possible to the Caernarfon constituency, the effects on Caernarfon of his Department's policies and actions since 2 May 1997; [154972]
(3) if he will set out, with statistical information relating as directly as possible to the Ynys Mon constituency, the effects on Ynys Mon of his Department's policies and actions since 2 May 1997. [154970]
The Solicitor-General: The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), in liaison with the police and the magistrates courts, introduced procedures based upon the Narey proposals for the Central and Western Divisions of the North Wales Police Area, which includes these constituencies. All defendants now charged with a criminal offence make their first appearance before a magistrates court within one week and, in some cases, within 96 hours of being charged. Current figures indicate that around 40 per cent. of defendants now have their cases finalised at that first hearing. On 1 July 2000, the CPS North Wales Area office, which has responsibility for prosecutions in these three constituencies, altered its structures in line with the proposals contained in the Glidewell report. This enabled the CPS to place greater emphasis on more serious crime. More recently, as a further development of a proposal in the Glidewell report, the CPS have established a co-located Criminal Justice Unit within the Divisional Police Headquarters at Caernarfon. Closer links between the CPS and police in this area will further enhance the progress of cases into and through the magistrates courts.
CPS North Wales is also piloting Statutory Time Limits in youth cases and has worked together with the other agencies locally to speed up youth justice, particularly cases involving persistent young offenders. This has resulted in cases being disposed of within 71 days in two quarters of the last year. Since May 1997, the Crown Prosecution Service has reduced the time taken to finalise prosecutions arising in the Caernarfon, Meirionnydd Nant Conwy and Ynys Mon areas, especially cases involving
26 Mar 2001 : Column: 435W
youth offenders. All these changes illustrate the Government's successful policy in speeding up the criminal justice system.
CPS North Wales are also piloting the Victim Notification arrangements. They have established a Victim Information Bureau at their headquarters at Wrexham, which provides detailed explanations to victims when cases are dropped or charges substantially amended. Meetings are also offered to victims in certain cases.
Action and policies of the Treasury Solicitor's Department and the Serious Fraud Office do not directly affect the Caernarfon, Meirionnydd Nant Conwy and Ynys Mon constituencies.
|Next Section
|Home Page


text:
Thanks for caring enough to look into how you can support us and our family!
To live in Mexico and serve full time we rely on support from people like you. You can help support us in the following ways…
Life gets a little lonely here, far from many friends and family, some times it's just hard being so far away ! We often feel disconnected and "out of the loop". We love reading comments on the this blog, messages from friends and even phone or skype calls. It's nice to know we are missed and to catch up on all the things we are missing! So please feel free to drop us a line or give us a call!
There are so many things we do not share on this blog about our life…. but let me tell you that we have had some pretty hard days. We are just like you… we get discouraged, confused, and heart broken. Please pray for us. We need it.
A few requests we have right now are
- Wisdom to make some hard decisi0ns
- Peace and stability in our home as we go through a season of change with 2 new kids this year
- Healing for Moises and Gloria, as they continue to adjust to life as part of our family. They have been through a lot! Please pray for their hearts to be healed!
- Provision – we are really struggeling finacially right now
- Protection and safety
- That we can have a healthy balance between ministry and family
- Direction and vision for the future
Financial Support
We know that it's a lot to ask you to support us with money. We feel uncomfortable asking.
But honestly it is really needed. We can not continue to serve in ministry unless we get more help in this area.
If you know us, love us, and believe in us and what we do please join our financial support team. All donations come with a tax receipt.
Send checks to:
North Edmonton Christian Fellowship
9004 153 Av. Edmonton, AB
Or you can do it online here. Just click on donate now. Click on Fund/Designation and choose "Saul and Amber" and enter the required info.
Every month, the church deposits what came in into our account.
Thanks for taking the time to see how you can support us! We really appreciate you and part you play in our lives!
Saul and Amber


text:
Hardware Roundup: Friday Edition
Posted: 04:26AM
Author: Nemo
In today's roundup we get to look at some variations on the CPU cooling theme starting off with a closed loop water cooling system from CoolIT over at Legit Reviews. Next up, Virtual-Hideout looks at a pair of air coolers from Kingwin that make use of direct touch heat-pipe technology. Our roundup also turned up a pair of motherboards from ASUS, one based on AMD's 780G chipset and the other on Intel's P35 chipset. Fudzilla takes a look at the Cool'n'Quiet features of the Phenom 9850. What? No video cards in today's roundup? Don't despair, you can always check out OCC's review of the Asus EN9800 GTX.
SilverStone KLO2 Kublai Series Case @ motherboards.org
CoolIT Systems Pure CPU Cooler @ Legit Reviews
Kingwin Heat-Pipe Direct Touch CPU Coolers @ Virtual-Hideout
Phenom 9850 at 3.1GHz idles at 28° Celsius @ Fudzilla
ASUS M3A78-EMH HDMI @ HotHardware
ASUS P5K Pro Intel P35 Motherboard @ ThinkComputers
Operating Systems
Windows Vista Service Pack 1: A performance check @ Tech Report
Power Supplies
BFG Tech ES-800 Power Supply @ PC Perspective
Storage/Hard Drives
Maxtor Shared Storage II 1TB @ Techgage
Hitachi Travelstar 5K250 2.5" Hard Drive @ TweakTown


text:
Printers are integral components of your company's network too!
The ability to print quickly and easily, and to produce quality materials for presentation to clients or customers are an important aspect of many businesses. HCST understands that printers are just as important to your success as your server and workstation equipment.
As always, with quality and reliability in mind, HCST has teamed up with the premier vendors to provide the best quality, most cost effective printing equipment for your needs.
From basic workstation-attached printers, to large multi-function equipment, HCST can provide the printing, copying, scanning, faxing, and document management solution you require.
Tired of running out of toner or ink cartridges? HCST's Managed Printing option (in conjunction with our Managed Support services, or standalone) eases the burden for figuring out what supplies you need, and when. HCST monitors your qualified printer(s), and automatically ships the appropriate supplies as you need them, at a convenient, per-copy price.


text:
Sherburn Hospital, chapel f.70
Shelfmark: Additional MS 15540
Sherburn Hospital was founded to the east of Durham city by Bishop Hugh le Puiset in 1181. The hospital housed sixty-five lepers, both men and women. By the 15th century, leprosy – as term then used to cover a number of skin diseases – was clearly becoming more rare: a constitution of 1434 refers to the care of only two lepers "if they can be found" in addition to thirteen poor men.
The institution has survived a long and chequered history, characteristic of such ancient establishments, including periods of mismanagement and the fortuitous loss of legal documents. This south-west view shows the medieval Master's House, an embattled tower-like block that survived until 1832 when it was replaced by the present plain Georgian-style building. On the left is the chapel. The chapel, dating back to the 12th century, had a troubled time during the 19th century. A north aisle was added as part of its refurbishment in 1836. Less than a year later, the master banked up the fire on a Saturday night to warm the chapel for the service next morning. A heating flue became blocked and the wooden panelling caught fire in the early hours. The building was gutted and five years passed before repairs could be carried out.


text: A low effort, one-pot dish which combines roasted leeks, tender rice and smoked salmon in a delicious cheese and chive sauce. Preheat the oven to gas 5, 190°C, fan 170°C. Put the leeks in a large ovenproof roasting dish. Dot with the butter, season, and roast for 10 mins, stirring halfway through, until just softened. Meanwhile, put the stock cubes in a large jug and pour over 900ml (1 1/2pt) boiling water. Stir well, until the cubes have dissolved. Remove the roasting dish from the oven. Stir the rice through the leeks, and then pour over the hot stock. Carefully cover the dish with foil, and return to the oven for a further 35 mins, or until the rice is tender. Remove from the oven and stir in the cheese and 200ml (1/3pt) freshly boiled water, until creamy. Fold in the salmon, then scatter over the chives and season to taste. Serve with lemon wedges and steamed veg, if you like. See more Salmon recipes


text:
Part-Time Project Sales Manager Required (Madrid)
Hi all. I'm currently looking for a native English speaker with excellent communication skills and a successful background in business development / project management. This will initially be a part-time role, starting mid January at our serviced offices in central Madrid and would suit a part-time professional (e.g. English teacher with commercial experrience looking for a lucrative 2nd income) or relevant person with a flexible schedule. As a company, we promote independent and informed discussion on issues related to climate change, especially the implementation of innovation technology, through high quality publications aimed at political business leaders and opinion formers. Our flagship publication is CLIMATE CHANGE The New Economy (CCTNE). With its unique distribution, the objective is to reach the widest possible audience in order to present a clear and accessible argument from established leaders in their fields to help prevent catastrophic climate change. We are also the official media partners of the International Green Awards. Please send your CV to: Protected content or call Protected content


text:
Even the Treatment Caused Searing Pain! But Your Support Changed Everything
Just 3 years old and so adorable, little Fang Fang from China has cancer. Before her 2nd birthday, she was diagnosed with leukemia.
But sadly, this killer disease wasn't her only problem. The treatment was brutally painful, and here's why.
Fang Fang needed to receive antibiotics to fight infection. She needed to receive blood transfusions for anemia. She needed to have blood tests. And she needed chemotherapy.
She needed treatment every day to save her life. And so — here's the upsetting part — she had to have injections with an IV needle again and again, often several times a day.
When Fang Fang saw the nurse coming to give her a shot, she would start crying and crying, her face growing bright red. She'd scream through her tears — "No! No! No!" — kicking her legs and fighting to get away.
Sometimes the needle sank into the flesh of her tiny finger. Sometimes the needle stuck her foot, leg or arm. Sometimes the needle even pierced her head. Wherever the nurse could find a vein. Each time, it was stinging, searing pain — another wound, another hurt.
Fang Fang endured injection after injection, day after day. Her hands, feet, arms and legs were sore, bruised and burning.
It was heartbreaking enough that little Fang Fang was deathly ill with cancer. On top of that, she had to be stuck with IV needles again and again.
Until you helped.
With support from you and other Project HOPE friends, the hospital in China received special catheters that eliminate the need for injections.
It was life changing for this little girl. Now, little Fang Fang and other children with leukemia don't have to endure constant poking with needles. Even better, they don't have to spend hours sitting still with an IV. They can move about freely in the hospital and even go to the playroom with other kids. They love it!
Fang Fang is still a sick little girl. But now, despite her disease, she has a reason to smile. A cute, crinkle-nosed smile that you made appear.
Stay Informed
Get news from the field and updates on how your donations are being put to work.
Join Us
Read and share stories about Project HOPE with your personal network.


text:
Instruments: Piano, Voice
Scoring: Piano/Vocal/Chords
Key: A Minor (Transposable)
Go To Product
Sign In
Download sheet music for Ronnie Hazlehurst and print it instantly, and sync your digital sheet music to the FREE Musicnotes PC, web and mobile apps. Choose from digital sheet music for new and popular Ronnie Hazlehurst songs, including "Last of the Summer Wine", , or click the button below to browse all Ronnie Hazlehurst sheet music.
Filter by instrument:
Last of the Summer Wine
Last Of The Summer Wine
Piano Solo
We think your country is:
United States
Copyright © 2018 Musicnotes, Inc.


text:
Phil,A few questions....1. Since I don't actually have the 1099-R for the Distribution, do I need to complete the 4852 that is suggested for when there is no 1099-R available ?2. Box 7, selection 1 is for Early Distribution, except Roth. My situation is a distribution from a Roth IRA, and I'm retired and over 59 1/2. Is this considered early Distribution because I'm taking the last $5K and it has not been in the account for 5 years ? If so, should I be using code J.Finally, does this offset the penalties, etc. from reporting the excess contribution ?Thanks, I appreciate your help.Terry
Folders |
Best Of |
Favorites & Replies |
Settings |
Start a New Board |
My Fool |
Help |


text:
Social Studies Resources for PreK - 2nd Grade
Printable Booklets
The Pledge of Allegiance
Pilgrim, Pilgrim
People Who Help (community helpers)
A Fireman
Places We Go (places in the community)
I Am Helping!
Giving Thanks for Our Presidents
You Can Go (modes of transportation)
Where Does It Come From?
Family Love
On Hat Day.....
We Get Mail!
What a Wonderful World
Additional Resources
Ben's Guide to the US Government


text:
What's the Latest Development?
Researchers at the University of California-San Diego and Stanford University surveyed over 1,000 adults with a mean age of 77 years to discover what it meant to age "successfully." It evaluated the subjects' physical health as well as other health markers, including their own assessment of their overall health. Subjects who gave themselves high marks for successful aging tended to exhibit characteristics associated with "higher education, better cognitive function, better perceived physical and mental health, less depression, and greater optimism and resilience."
What's the Big Idea?
Resilience and resistance to depression were the two key factors, according to the researchers. "[P]eople with low physical functioning but high resilience [had] self-ratings of successful aging similar to those of [physically] healthy people with low resilience. Likewise, the self-ratings of individuals with low physical functioning but no or minimal depression had scores comparable to those of physically healthy people with moderate to severe depression." Principal study investigator Dilip V. Jeste says that these findings suggest that more attention be paid to seniors' mental health as the population grows: "Perfect physical health is neither necessary nor sufficient."
Photo Credit: Shutterstock.com


text:
If you receive my newsletter (and if you don't, get on that!), you know that I've been relying on our wonderful library's interlibrary loan system to help me get some of the older, out of print Newbery honor books. Unfortunately, these books are often not as enjoyable as the more recent Newbery books, but I soldiered through them so you don't have to! Read on to find out what I thought of three recent reads.
Tod of the Fens
Mystery farce with historical novel aspects set against the development of England's merchant fleet and its trade in wool with the continent in the early 15th century. A bluff and jovial man, with an infectious laugh and a great shock of unkempt hair, Tod of the Fens leads a band of merry rogues and adventurers who live in rude huts in the fens near the port of Boston and prey on travelers for fun. Tod takes into his band Dismas, who is really Henry, the Prince of Wales. For a lark, he wagers Tod's men that in a week and a day he will make fools of all the townsmen in Boston. Assuming various disguises, he steals one by one the five keys to the town strong box. he leaves the contents untouched and deposits the ekeys at the foot of the steeple of St. Botolph's. The townspeople assume their treasure has been stolen, and suspicion falls on the wrong person. A series of amusing misadventures ensues involving a large number of people until finally Tod of the Fens takes possession of the treasure. (Summary via Goodreads.com)
This book is full of Old Timey Racism (this kind of goes without saying for most of the older Newbery books). And sadly, it doesn't get interesting until the second half. Johanna, the mayor's daughter, was pretty cool, though (she wants to sail, despite the restrictions on women in the 15th century, and she later gets kidnapped, providing some of the only excitement in the book).
Rating: Good but Forgettable
The Runaway Papoose
Nah-Tee, a young Pueblo Indian girl, is separated from her parents when enemies raid their camp. (Summary via Goodreads.com)
I actually really enjoyed this story. The illustrations are nice, and the story kept my interest the whole way. I wanted to find out what happened to Nah-tee and Moyo as they get in and out of trouble in their quest to find Nah-tee's parents. Unfortunately I can't recommend this book wholeheartedly, as it is (shockingly!) a bit racist and sexist.
Rating: Good but Forgettable
The Wonder Smith and His Son
The classic Gaelic stories about Gubbaun Saor, maker of worlds and shapes of universes, and his son, kept alive by Ella Young — as she heard them — in the tradition of Celtic storytelling. (Summary via Goodreads.com)
People, I just don't like myths, or fables, or tall tales. So it probably comes as no surprise to you that I didn't really enjoy this book. Some of the stories were entertaining, but I forgot them about as quickly as I read them. If you liked any of these other Newbery books, you'll probably like this one.
Rating: Meh


text:
Pier 33 has a tremendous selection of new boats from Chaparral in stock right now, including 2018 models, plus more on the way!
Read on below to learn more about Chaparral's full array or premium power boats. Whether in stock, or with a factory-fresh order to your own specs, Pier 33 is ready to help make your boating dreams come true.


text:
You Can't Detect What You Can't See: Illuminating the Entire Kill Chain
On-Demand Webinar
CareGroup Healthcare System Inc., a $1.6 billion, 12,000-employee operator of six hospitals in the Boston area, recently installed a database software system from InterSystems Corp., of Cambridge, Mass., that takes the guesswork out of pharmacy orders.
InterSystems' Web-oriented post-relational database technology is being used to run CareGroup's new Physician's Order Entry system, or POE. With the POE, instead of writing orders in their own hand, doctors order drugs from any Web browser on any of the hundreds of PCs throughout the hospitals.
The system works via a seamless data connection built on InterSystems' high-performance Cache database, its flagship product. Among the system's benefits is helping to eliminate medical errors often caused when scribbled doctors' orders lead to the incorrect drug or dosage being delivered to hospitalized patients.
But the POE goes far beyond the handwriting problem, leveraging database technology to pull together critical information that helps doctors make the wisest drug decisions while leaving little room for mistakes to take root, according to Dr. John Halamka, CIO of CareGroup.
For instance, he says, at the moment doctors are keying a prescription into a database, the POE links them to, among other things, that patient's medical history. The system advises the doctors on the medically recommended drug options for the patient's exact condition.
It also cross-checks the patient's record, flagging any potential drug interactions, patient allergies, duplicate drug orders and other factors that could lead to medical trouble. "If you try to adjust the dose too high or too low, it wont let you," says Halamka.
Also, the Cache database links the prescription-writing process to lab results and other patient data, such as the digital x-rays and other medical images (which are 100% digital), to help doctors with their orders. Doctors can also read fresh monthly content updates on medical and pharmacy best-practices.
Reducing Human Error
Once the order is relayed to the in-hospital pharmacy system, it activates a device that automatically opens the door to a container that dispenses the proper medicine, which is date and time stamped.
Together the structured system provides checks and balances that heretofore have been prone to human error, according to Halamka, who also serves as associate dean of Harvard Medical School and is an emergency room physician.
The system has been in use since June. "We believe we'll remove at last 50% of all error that takes place in medicine," Halamka says. He estimates 7 out of 100 patients in American hospitals experience a medication error. "From a patient perspective, there's a sense of a safety net" as a result of the new technology. The doctors and nurses also feel that the new system is effective by serving to double-check their work, he adds.
Medical errors are a persistent and costly problem for the health care industry, reportedly leading to more deaths each year than motor vehicle accidents or breast cancer. Each "adverse medical event" costs a hospital an estimated $5,000, Halamka says.
IT Solutions Builder TOP IT RESOURCES TO MOVE YOUR BUSINESS FORWARD
Data Storage
IT Management
Searching our resource database to find your matches...


text:
Offers in region of £79,950
2 Bedroom Flat
Well presented two bedroom ground floor flat with views over the communal green. Placed near the centre of the village this property presents a rare opportunity to buy in this popular village with great links to the Humber Bank and Transport links to A180. The property has gas central heating, uPVC glazing and comes with added bonus of single garage, neutral decor and large rear garden.
|Smartly presented two bedroom ground floor flat
|Spacious lounge and breakfast kitchen
|Bathroom with electric shower over
|Currently rented at £400PCM
|Open views to front of communal green
|Gas central heating and uPVC double glazing
|Large rear garden and single garage
|Energy performance rating C and Council tax band A


text:
Log In
My Account
Need Help? Ask our experts.
This beginner online course teaches you the basics of lasers and laser safety. This course was developed for employees who routinely work with or around lasers in manufacturing, building/construction, education, R&D, and entertainment environments.
Course Overview
By the end of this course you will know more about employee responsibilities pertaining to laser safety, especially when working with Class 3B and 4 lasers. These two classes of lasers can cause serious skin and eye injuries if operated not according to an established laser safety program, administered by LSO.
In addition, you will learn the fundamentals of lasers and light, laser hazard classification, bioeffects of laser radiation, and get introduced to important laser safety concepts such as MPE, NHZ, and OD.
The course is based on ANSI Z136 laser safety standards.
Enrollment Options
We offer three enrollment options for online Laser Safety Awareness course. Please click on Subscription Details to learn more about each enrollment option. Choose Add to Cart to purchase the course.
Once you have purchased the course, you will receive a confirmation email and log in instructions from us.
For any questions about our site's relocation or our laser safety services, please email or call 1-800-393-5565 to talk to one of our Certified Laser Safety Officers.
Order Number
37012 Corporate LSA
Laser Safety Awareness training for you and your entire staff. A one year subscription.
subscription details
37023 Single LSA
Laser Safety Awareness Training for a single user. 5 day subscription.
37025 Corporate LSA 6M
Laser Safety Awareness training for you and your entire staff. A 6 month subscription.
home / eTraining / in-house training / academyU / laser safety audits
© 1995-2013 Laservision USA, LLC. All Rights Reserved.


text:
OK…I have not been blogging consistently. I am going to try to blog earlier in the day. I have been waiting to blog until I get everything else done, then I am too tired. I will move it up on my list and see if I can regain the consistency.
I watched Kenneth Copeland on TV this morning. He is always good at recharging me.
I lowered the price of the house yesterday. It would be great to be moved before the end of the year. I would like to get the girls in a new school at the beginning of the new quarter. I hope that this works.


text:
47 U.S. Code § 303a - Standards for children's television programming
The Commission shall, within 30 days after October 18, 1990, initiate a rulemaking proceeding to prescribe standards applicable to commercial television broadcast licensees with respect to the time devoted to commercial matter in conjunction with children's television programming. The Commission shall, within 180 days after October 18, 1990, complete the rulemaking proceeding and prescribe final standards that meet the requirements of subsection (b).
Except as provided in subsection (c), the standards prescribed under subsection (a) shall include the requirement that each commercial television broadcast licensee shall limit the duration of advertising in children's television programming to not more than 10.5 minutes per hour on weekends and not more than 12 minutes per hour on weekdays.
As used in this section, the term "commercial television broadcast licensee" includes a cable operator, as defined in section 522 of this title.
Section was enacted as part of the Children's Television Act of 1990, and not as part of the Communications Act of 1934 which comprises this chapter.
Pub. L. 101–437, title I, § 101, Oct. 17, 1990, 104 Stat. 996, provided that:
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Izobraževalni center GEOSS d.o.o.
Cesta komandanta Staneta 2
1270 Litija
Tel.: 01 8980-570
Mob.: 031 759-355
In the academic year of 2013/2014, Educational Centre Geoss d.o.o., OE Vocational College, Litija, is starting active engagement and participation in international, and in particular, European cooperation. Participation in Erasmus + programme will thus become one of the key activities to be undertaken and implemented by our institution. When looking for new partnerships, we will try to establish the widest possible cooperation between the involved institutions, with special emphasis on partners offering similar programmes for student, teaching and administrative staff mobility projects. We will search for partners through various channels and database; we will contact similar institutions and cooperate in international activities within the Community of Vocational Colleges in Slovenia. We will sign inter-institutional agreements with future partners, which will be fully respected so as to ensure the highest possible mobility experience. We aim to establish long-term (as well as short-term) partnerships and thus contribute to upgrading the skills and competences of everybody involved in the mobility activities. Embracing the spirit of widening participation, there will be no geographical limits for our activities. Nevertheless it is expected that the majority of our partners will be from the EU member states.
When planning new projects, we will take into account and exploit all possibilities offered by the Erasmus+ programme. Special attention will be given to mobility projects. Mobility activities, as our priority area, will be carried out within the vocational college education. Key areas of focus will include student mobility for traineeships and staff mobility for the purpose of teaching or receiving training. Regarding student mobility for studies, we do not anticipate any incoming mobile students in the short run. Involvement and cooperation in a range of international projects will contribute to gaining experiences and, consequently, facilitate the development of our institution. This will lead to the successful implementation of the study programmes for incoming students in the short as well in the long run.
Our main aims and objectives are to provide quality lifelong learning, with higher vocational programmes as the mai component contributing to the overall aim. Through international projects/mobility activities we want to enable the students of economics, mechanical engineering and social network organisers to acquire better intercultural, social, professional and linguistic competences, which play a key role in improving the employability. This is, ultimately, the main purpose of all mobility activities offered by our institution. The commitment of our institution for modernisation and internationalisation will serve as a new path to Europe. All projects and mobility activities will be taken into consideration in order to upgrade the knowledge. This will contribute to the development of competences of the administrative and teaching staff, and hence improve the quality of education. We will gain new international experience, learn about new methods and approaches, and adopt innovative practices. The main target groups defined in our mobility activities will be:
- students enrolled in all degree programmes offered by our institution,
- teaching staff and all other employees,
- organisations and entrepreneurs in the local and regional environment.
In terms of our partnership mission, the main focus will be on students and employees in organisations abroad offering higher vocational education and training programmes, or on organisations active in the fields of tertiary education.
At the moment we do not consider participating in joint degrees.
Društvo diabetikov Litija in Šmartno pri Litiji
Javni zavod za kulturo, mladino in šport
MDI Litija in Šmartno pri Litiji
Območna obrtno podjetniška zbornica Litija
Razvojni center srca Slovenije
Stičišče NVO osrednje Slovenije
Adobe pregledovalnik PDF dokumentov
Javni sklad republike Slovenije za razvoj kadrov in štipendije
Ministrstvo za delo, družino, socialne zadeve in enake možnosti
Ministrstvo za izobraževanje, znanost in šport
Služba vlade Republike Slovenije za razvoj in evropsko kohezijsko politiko


text:
Since I just got my first award in I don't know how long for having this here blog, I decided to try and find my old awards that I gave out to sites back in the day. And back then my site had quite a few awards, but I have no idea where they are now. Eh.
So I went to find my old awards by searching on Google first to see if any of the sites I gave the awards to still had them posted on their sites. While searching for the name of my place, I came across something interesting.
A while back I did a review of Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown's album From The Sandcastle. While searching my blog on Google, I discovered that Tyler Bryant put up a link to my review on their website. Pretty awesome, eh?
I can't say for sure how much traffic that brought me, but it's still pretty awesome that they found my review.
I guess they did a search on it, like all of the people who constantly search for Chun-Li and come across my movie review of The Legend Of Chun-Li. And now they'll come here too because I mentioned her. Heh.
Anyway, thanks to everyone who continues to visit this blog. I'm not sure why you do it, but I do appreciate it. Now I'm off to go find those old awards I had been given and put them back up. Just to inflate my ego a bit.


text:
David Foster Wallace Quotes About ArtQuotes about: Art
An ad that pretends to be art is - at absolute best - like somebody who smiles warmly at you only because he wants something from you. This is dishonest, but what's sinister is the cumulative effect that such dishonesty has on us: since it offers a perfect facsimile or simulacrum of goodwill without goodwill's real spirit, it messes with our heads and eventually starts upping our defenses even in cases of genuine smiles and real art and true goodwill. It makes us feel confused and lonely and impotent and angry and scared. It causes despair.
There's a kind of Ah-ha! Somebody at least for a moment feels about something or sees something the way that I do. It doesn't happen all the time. It's these brief flashes or flames, but I get that sometimes. I feel unalone—intellectually, emotionally, spiritually. I feel human and unalone and that I'm in a deep, significant conversation with another consciousness in fiction and poetry in a way that I don't with other art.
In dark times, the definition of good art would seem to be art that locates and applies CPR to those elements of what's human and magical that still live and glow despite the times' darkness. Really good fiction could have as dark a worldview as it wished, but it'd find a way both to depict this world and to illuminate the possibilities for being alive and human in it.
Literary fiction and poetry are real marginalized right now. There's a fallacy that some of my friends sometimes fall into, the ol' "The audience is stupid. The audience only wants to go this deep. Poor us, we're marginalized because of TV, the great hypnotic blah, blah." You can sit around and have these pity parties for yourself. Of course this is bullshit. If an art form is marginalized it's because it's not speaking to people. One possible reason is that the people it's speaking to have become too stupid to appreciate it. That seems a little easy to me.
David Foster Wallace
- Born: February 21, 1962
- Died: September 12, 2008
- Occupation: Novelist
- Cite this Page: Citation


text:
{{search.results.count}} results {{searchFilter()}} {{searchQuery()}}
{{search.results.count}} results {{searchFilter()}} {{searchQuery()}}
Enter a search term such as "mobile analytics" or browse our content using the filters above.
That's not only a poor Scrabble score but we also couldn't find any results matching
Check your spelling or try broadening your search.
This service is currently undergoing maintenance.
Please try again later.
Poorly placed ads are spoiling the internet for millions of UK consumers, with 87% saying these messages regularly get in the way of what they are trying to view online.
The survey of 1,900 UK web users was sponsored by AdPlus, a browser plugin which allows customers to only see ads from brands and markets that interest them.
Obviously there is an agenda here, but it's hard to deny that ads can be intrusive and annoying, and I do wonder whether such plugins and ad blockers are just the natural response to bad UX.
On the other hand, publishers offering free content need to pay the bills somehow, and perhaps more web users need to understand that.
However, some publishers do go too far with ads, to the extent that they damage the user experience.
Clearly, publishers are keen to maximise online ad revenues as offline incomes decrease, and i do have sympathy with this. When sites are struggling the offer of more cash for a homepage takeover or rollover ad must be hard to resist.
Personally, I think the answer may lie beyond ads, and more and more publishers are likely to use ecommerce features, such as travel sections, to increase their incomes.
After all, retailers like Net A Porter have become publishers successfully, so perhaps more media firms need to bring in ecommerce expertise.
For example, when you see ads like this when you're trying to view an article, you can understand why people use ad blockers:
That one is from the Independent, which has become particularly bad for ads. In this, it actually obscures the content, and couldn't be closed/rolled back.
I assume this particular instance was an error, in that it obscured part of the article, though it remained on the site for some time.
The ad formats that users hate
The respondents to this survey are most irked by adverts which obstruct their screen, so called 'blockers', with 83% saying they spoilt their experience online. The second most annoying type of ads were 'goofers', adverts that appear which are totally unrelated to the content that the person is viewing online.
People in Wales seem to be the least tolerant, with 94% saying crap ads ruin the internet for them.
The five offending types of ads are:
- 'Blockers': ads that interfere with the article you're trying to read. Here's one such example from the Liverpool Echo site.
- Stalkers: ads that keep appearing again and again wherever you go online. Presumably this means retargeted ads. As Doug Kessler explains here, they can be annoying, but they aren't normally that intrusive.
- 'Goofers': ads that are completely unrelated to what you're interested in.
- 'Sneakers': ads that try and disguise the fact they're ads, such as Facebook sponsored posts. I guess we're talking about native advertising here, and Facebook sponsored posts are a popular form of native ad. Here's an example:
I can understand user frustration here, which is why it's key for publishers to ensure that such 'ads' are clearly labelled as such.
'Clangers': ads that appear completely out of context. This is about ad targeting, and shows the importance of effective targeting.
Unless the ad placement is especially offensive, I'm surprised it annoys users so much. but it's certainly a waste of ad space, and is likely to be effective.
User reactions to unwanted ads
According to the survey, when users see ads they consider to be intrusive or otherwise annoying, this is how they respond:
- 35% of people immediately leave the offending website.
- 40% actively avoid websites that offer up ads they don't want.
- However, 38% of people said they still want to receive adverts that they are interested in.
It's difficult to totally trust this survey, as much can depend on the manner in which questions are framed. For example, if you ask people 'do you want to see ads for products you're not interested in?' they're hardly likely to say yes.
However, the growth in the use of ad blockers bears testimony to the fact that ads do annoy people, enough to download such software. The reactions here also suggest that publishers need to consider the balance between ad income and harming the brand through a poor user experience.
For example, a couple of news sites I used to visit often have now become irritating to the point where I rarely go there anymore.
- The Independent, as shown in the screenshot above, is now a pain to visit. Ads are often intrusive, we have autoplaying video, and the content is slow to load.
- Likewise, the Newcastle Evening Chronicle (which I visit for NUFC news) is a repository of crap ad formats. Here, there's more ad than content:
What do you think? Are publishers putting ad income over user experience? Or do web users need to consider how all that free content they want is paid for?
Comments (4)
Personally I think bad ads are the reason why some consumers are turning to adblocking software in an attempt to maintain a decent customer experience while using the internet.
However, as many of these sites exist upon broken business models (particularly news sites), they believe they can keep treading water financially by resorting to tactics like these.
Totally agree with u.. great article..
Great post - I completely agree. One of my favourite websites relaunched yesterday and it was absolutely soaked in Xbox ad's. Such a shame..
I'm a big fan of AdBlock, mainly to get rid of Facebook ads - believe me, I don't want a Russian bride.
The ads that really annoy are the blockers; a prime example being on www.thebusinessdesk.com, which on Android, is hard to get rid of without opening the ad.
The biggest annoyance for me isn't an ad as such, but the vids on certain newspaper sites that play (usually sport) and kick-in on every page you go to.


text:
The Haunting of Molly Hartley
- type
- Movie
- Current Status
- In Season
- mpaa
- runtime
- 86 minutes
- Wide Release Date
- 10/31/08
- performer
- Haley Bennett, Chace Crawford
- director
- Mickey Liddell
- distributor
- Freestyle Releasing
- author
- John Travis, Rebecca Sonnenshine
- Genre
- Drama, Mystery, Thriller
We gave it a C-
The line between teen angst and demonic possession gets even blurrier in The Haunting of Molly Hartley, a lightweight horror pic about a troubled 17-year-old (Haley Bennett) who tries to escape her spooky past by enrolling at a posh prep school. Soon enough, homework gets neglected as she's plagued by headaches and creepy visions — not to mention lame pick-up lines from the resident pretty boy (Chace Crawford, looking like he got lost on his way to the Gossip Girl set). The story's a snooze, so the filmmakers punch it up with smash cuts and thunderclaps that turn the most laughably banal items — birds, mail, an alarm clock — into cheap jack-in-the-box shocks. They'll make you flinch — but then again, so will most of the dialogue. C?


text:
This website uses cookies for remembering your choices and for web statistics. By continuing you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
Book an Appointment
Online Hearing Check
Hearing loss
About hearing loss
New to hearing loss
Looking after your ears
Why 2 aids
Take action
Mp3 players and noise
Earwax and hearing loss
Protect your hearing
Listen to music with care
Friends & Family
How to start talking about hearing loss
IQbuds at bloom
Hearing aids
Widex EVOKE
Widex BEYOND
Widex UNIQUE
Wireless accessories
Find a clinic
Why bloom?
FREE test, fit & trial
Free info pack
Clinic experience
What our customers say
Careers at bloom
Privacy Policy
Active Hearing PTY LTD trading as "bloom Hearing Specialists" Privacy Policy
Your privacy is very important to us and we will always act to protect your information.
We take this responsibility seriously and we are very careful about how and when your personal information is collected, used and shared. This statement tells you what our commitment is, why we need to collect personal information, and how you may access the personal information that is kept by us.
By using our services, you agree to the use and disclosure of your personal information in the manner described in this policy. bloom hearing specialist is committed to complying with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
This page covers the following key areas:
Bloom Hearings specialists Privacy Commitment
What personal information do we collect?
Why we collect information
How we collect this information?
Who we may share your information with
What if you don't provide personal information?
Other Sites
Cookies and Log Files
Direct marketing
Bloom Hearing
Privacy Policies and Practices
Legal Disclaimer
Accessing Your Personal Information
Destruction of Confidential Materials
Questions or Comments
bloom Hearing Specialists Privacy Commitment
We will always make sure that we handle your personal information securely and carefully and will only use your personal information when it is necessary for us to deliver you a service or perform other necessary business functions and activities.
We will not use your information for purposes unrelated to the services that we provide, unless your consent is first obtained.
We will always use fair and lawful means of collecting personal information.
In most circumstances we will collect personal information directly from you.
What personal information do we collect?
Different personal information is collected for different reasons. The personal information collected by us is, in most cases, supplied directly by you to us when you give us your details, or when you seek more information from us or provide feedback to us.
No additional details will be collected unnecessarily. Personal information can include information such as your name, address, contact details (including phone number, facsimile number or email address), details regarding the services provided to you and records of your communications with us.
Depending on the circumstance, sometimes we collect other information such as details about which clinic you visit, so that we can improve our service offering to you.
Why we collect information
We may collect personal information from you for a number of reasons including:
to deliver the right hearing solution for you;
to better understand your requirements and preferences;
to improve our service;
to manage the services provided to you; and
to provide you with offers that may be of interest or
benefit to you via marketing communications.
How we collect this information
The personal information collected by us is in most cases directly supplied to us by you when you give your details to us, or when you request more information from us or provide feedback to us.
We may collect information in a number of ways including:
From you when you register your details with us or give us the information; or
When you make a purchase at a clinic.
Who we may share your information with
We may pass personal details such as your name and address to companies who perform part of our service delivery. This includes organisations such as call centres, mail houses, other service providers and third party fulfillment contractors. In addition, we may disclose your personal details to government and regulatory authorities if so required by law.
In all circumstances where your personal information is disclosed, we will ensure that these third parties undertake to protect your privacy.
We will not sell your personal information to other parties or disclose your personal information other than as set out in this policy.
What if you don't provide personal information?
If you choose not to provide personal information when requested, we may not be able to provide you with the full range of services.
We will take all reasonable steps to store your personal information securely as we would like you to feel confident in dealing with us on the internet.
Whilst we will take all reasonable precautions to protect your information, please be aware that no data transmission over the internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure and as a result we cannot provide an absolute guarantee of the security of any information you provide to it.
Other Sites
We are not responsible for the privacy practices of sites that are linked to this site via hyperlinks, banner advertising or otherwise. Please take care at all times to check whose site you are visiting. Please note that if you disclose your personal information to third parties through such sites, this policy will not apply and you will be subject to the privacy policy of that third party.
Cookies and Log Files
Like most websites we may use cookies and web log files to track website usage. A cookie is a tiny data file which resides on your computer which allows us to recognize you as a user when you return to the website using the same computer and web browser. Cookies may also collect and store your personal information. This policy applies to personal information collected via cookies.
Direct Marketing
If you do not wish to be contacted by us (about special offers, discounts or other promotional events), write to bloom Marketing Department, Unit 4, 660 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria, 3207, or e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
bloom Hearing Specialists Privacy Policies and Practices
From time to time and in line with customer expectations and legislative changes, our privacy policies and procedures will be reviewed and, if appropriate, updated. Such updates will be published on our website. If you continue to use our services after notice of changes has been published on our website, you hereby provide your consent to the changed practices.
Legal Disclaimer
It is possible that we may need to disclose personal information when required by law. We will disclose such information where we have a good-faith belief that such disclosure is necessary to comply with a court order, ongoing judicial proceeding, or other legal process served on us or to exercise our legal rights or defend against legal claims.
We also reserve the right to share personal information if we believe (in our sole discretion) it is necessary in order to investigate, prevent, or report illegal activities (including fraud) or situations involving actual or potential threats to the safety of any person or property.
Accessing Your Personal Information
You generally have a right to access your personal Information. If you wish to access your personal information please write to the bloom Marketing Department, Unit 4, 660 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria, 3207, or e-mail email@example.com. Please remember to provide as much detail as you can as this will help us to find the information. There is no charge for this service.
Destruction of Confidential Materials
Manual destruction of files, records and computer print-outs containing sensitive data are carried out in a secure way by either internally shredding or using a supplier who uses secure disposal methods.
Questions or Comments
If you have questions or comments about this Privacy Policy, please contact the bloom Marketing Department, Unit 4, 660 Lorimer Street, Port Melbourne, Victoria, 3207, or e-mail email@example.com


text:
Hearing Aid Labs
At Hearing Aid Labs we develop and produce modern and remarkable hearing aids. Our quality hearing aids are imported from Germany delivering excellence in design and production ensuring an impressive customer satisfaction ratio. Hearing Aid Labs is predominantly a Natal based group of outlets in South Africa with shops located in Kloof, Westville, Musgrave, Kingsburgh, Scottburgh and Margate. We are however excited to announce that we will be opening a new hearing aid store in Centurion, Johannesburg.
Visit one of our shops for a free hearing check and a video onscreen view of your eardrum to ensure that it is free to function correctly without wax impediment
Who Founded Hearing Aid Labs?
Richard Lloyd founded Hearing Aid Labs with the knowledge and experience he has been accumulating with the manufacture and dispensing of hearing aids since 1995, that's more than 15 years.
Richard's principal philosophy which he has enforced in every store is speed of service for repairs and a structured training program for the new wearer paced at your own individual level.
Patience is our strategy and is necessary to achieve the high success rates that we have attained over the years.
Are you an existing hearing aid wearer?
Many of the components in a hearing aid are easily sourced so bring in your new hearing aid to be serviced and ultrasonically cleaned.
If your used hearing aid doesn't function then bring it in for a quote. Let's see if we can fix it and get it calibrated (tuned) to your current hearing need.
We support all other hearing aid makes as well
What is a hearing aid?
A hearing aid is a small device that intensifies sound mostly being speech for individuals who suffer from hearing impairments. A hearing aid may be worn with minimal discomfort either within the ear, the outer ear or behind the ear. The main components of a hearing aid is a tiny microphone, an amplifier, an earphone, an ear mold and a small battery which gives power to the hearing aid which is enclosed within the ear mold.
The very first hearing aid was invented in the 17th century. You may read more on how a hearing aid was invented here
Click here for more in-depth information on hearing aids and how they work


text:
1. Are online classes easier?
Online courses have come a long way since the first online course was offered by The New York Institute of Technology in 1984. Technology since that time has changed drastically. In addition to changing technology, we have learned much about online learning since the 1990's when online course offerings became more widespread.
As for me, I earned one Master's degree in the traditional method back in the dark ages (1979). I earned the second one in 2009, taken fully online from the same college. Was the second one any easier? The answer is NO! In fact, in many of the classes, more was required of me, as I wasn't allowed to just show up for class and listen. I was required to participate, and I thoroughly enjoyed learning more interactively rather than passively.
The same content is covered in online courses as in traditional courses, but simply by a different mode of delivery. Online courses tend to be more student-driven, which has been shown to result in deeper learning.
2. I learn better by interaction and need more motivation. Can online courses provide that?
Absolutely! In some cases, there may be more communication. Using discussions, web conferencing software, among many other technologies, online classes can be more interactive than the face-to-face courses. In the discussion area, for example, many students are more comfortable with self-expression than in a face-to-face setting and tend to participate more freely.
As both a former student and a present instructor of online courses, I've learned that much can be learned from other students. Many times, the discussions are based on application of course concepts to real life. With each person having different life experiences and thoughts, this provides a great amount of learning based on "real life�, rather than simply theory and concepts. Online courses can be just as interactive, if not more, than traditional courses.
3. Will employers hire me if I have a degree earned online?
The myth that employers believe online degrees are inferior to traditional degrees is just that: a myth.
Content in traditional courses and online is the same. Colleges must adhere to standards required by the U.S. Department of Education, in order to be accredited.
Accreditation is vital because it ensures that course and program quality meet stringent academic standards, and can help with seamless transfer of college credits. If a college is not accredited by an accrediting agency approved by the U.S. Department of Education, there are no assurances relating to its value. (Community College of Aurora is accredited by North Central Higher Learning Commission.)
4. Will my online class or degree transfer to a four-year college?
The answer to that is going to depend on the degree and the four-year college.
An online class or degree should transfer the same as a traditional course, although in all transfer situations, check with the four-year institution that you may be considering for specific details.
5. How good is an online education vs an education earned in a traditional setting?
I'm going to answer this one with a question. If you ordered a new computer through mail order and it was delivered to your door, would it be the same quality as the same computer that you might go to the store to purchase in-person?
The product is the same either way; all that changes is the method of delivery. Just because the delivery method is different, doesn't mean it isn't as good. You just may like it even better because of the added convenience!


text:
Complete Link Listing
Results per page 10 | 20 | 40 | 80 | 160 | 320 | All (of 410 total)
Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | ... | 21
|Tomb Raider-www.laraunlimited.de
|Komplettlösungen mit Bildschirmfotos, Tipps und Tricks, Downloads und Links für die Tomb Raider Serie
|Tomb Raider | Starring Lara Croft
|Welcome to my Angel of Darkness site check out my photo Album for cool pictures of Tomb Raider AOD or you could always check out the characters page with pictures of the main characters and their names. If you don't know who on earth Lara Croft is check out About Lara. Or maybe you're eager to find out what weapons she owns on the weapons page. Or if you're just really stuck in the game you can download a savegame file thanks to Stella's Site.
|Tomb Raider Xtra: High Resolution Textures for Tomb Raider 1
|High Resolution Textures for Tomb Raider 1 and Glidos
|Tomb Raider World.pt
|Portuguese Tomb Raider and Lara Croft fan website
|Tomb Raider World
|An up-to-date Tomb Raider site with latest news, screenshots, trailers and fan packed with art and forums.
|Tomb Raider Workshop - Creation flows!
|New custom LE outfits available now! A great site full of tutorials on how to make signatures, avatars, showcases, and large galleries full of images. Artist of the month feature shows new artists and their work, and they also leave an interview and tutorial behind them.
|Tomb Raider Vault
|If you need help and guidance, or just want to meet other Tomb Raider Fans you've come to the right place! For the passing visitor, we have walkthroughs, cheats, Tomb Raider products, reviews, links and access to our periodic newsletter. We also have FREE hosting for any Tomb Raider related website! For members, we have tons of music from the game that you can listen to right from your browser, as well as a brand new arcade which we will be adding new games to regularly. :-)
|Tomb Raider Universe
|It's the official site of the small fan production "Tomb Raider Universe" that we make movies from TR games, but besides that, you can find cut scenes, reviews, screenshots, wallpapers and other applications/video of Tomb Raider!
|Tomb Raider Universe
|Tomb Raider 9, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, Tomb Raider Underworld, Tomb Raider Legend, Tomb Raider Anniversary ... wir haben alles! Außerdem das exklusive Tomb Raider Magazin!
|Tomb Raider Underworld
|Complete coverage on Lara's 8th adventure - Tomb Raider Underworld.
|Tomb Raider Tourist
|A site for unusual places and actions in the Tomb Raider games - some are shortcuts, some are just for the view. Start of archive for the corner bug at all corners.
|Tomb Raider The Forum
|Italian Forum
|Tomb Raider RPG
|Here, you will be creating your own character, giving them the occupation of an archaeologist, raider, mercenary, etc. You can choose from created expeditions or make up your own. The site will have a main plot, or artefact in need of finding which all members will be able to contribute to. Hope you have fun!
|Tomb Raider Resource
|Your source for Tomb Raider fan media
|Tomb Raider Portal
|The official Tomb Raider website - updated for the new game with screenshots and 3D views, trailers etc
|Tomb Raider Palace
|Game information, cheat codes, screenshots and pictures, and forums.
|Tomb Raider Online
|Vous trouverez sur ce site tout ce que vous cherchez sur l'univers de Lara Croft, sur les différents épisodes de Tomb Raider, les niveaux supplémentaires, la solution complète et le scénario détaillé de Tomb Raider 6 Angel of Darkness, la solution de Tomb Raider Legend (Tomb Raider 7), la solution de Tomb Raider Anniversary, la solution de Tomb Raider Underworld, des forums, des sondages, des jeux, des patchs, des centaines de niveaux à télécharger et bien sûr les dernières actualités.
|Tomb Raider on DMOZ
|The Open Directory Project category for Tomb Raider. If the site isn't listed in this directory, it may well be there. But on the whole TRLD is better, so look here first!
|Tomb Raider News Channel
|Tomb Raider News Channel - Global News Coverage 24/7/365 on Tomb Raider - The news site dedicated to Tomb Raider, Lara Croft, and the Movie starring Angelina Jolie. Includes news, downloads, cheats and more.
|Tomb Raider Movie fanlisting