text:
moribun / Collections / Channels
- Sort:
- Date
- Alphabetical
- Videos
- Followers
429 Videos / 6,862 Followers
The Good Stuff videos! A growing collection of the nice selected videos! :-) Thanks PS. This channel is related to the activities of the group "The Good Stuff" http://vimeo.com/groups/thegoodstuff Fell…
14.6K Videos / 17.7K Followers
The best World, Travel & People HD films on the Web and much more, spread the word! :) http://www.vimeo.com/channels/TFA30 My Top30 http://www.vimeo.com/channels/iPhoneHD 'iPhone Cinema' http://www.facebook.com/thefilmartistHD instagram.com/thefilmartist twitter.com/thefilmartist vimeo.com/channels/tfa Join…
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
256 Videos / 2,883 Followers
Hello BMDCamera lover This channel is entirely dedicated to the new BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Here you will find the full and genuine collection of videos of this splendid camera. Only…
403 Videos / 172 Followers
Cool HD-videos from all over the world. Submit yours to the shoutbox!
1,479 Videos / 1,688 Followers
In here you'll only find videos shot with the Black Magic Design Cinema Cameras. No reviews, no interviews, just footage captured by these great sensors. You'll find videos, shorts, documentaries,…
Browse ChannelsChannels
Channels are great for showcasing and watching groups of curated videos.


text:
"BuyMusic.com blocks Mac access"
Macminute reports that BuyMusic.com has blocked access to Mac users. The page starts to load then it's redirected to the following message; "Thank you for visiting BuyMusic.com. In order to take full advantage of BuyMusic.com's offerings you must be on a Windows Operating System using Internet Explorer version 5.0 or higher."
Also noted is a tutorial by MacMerc.com to enable the Safari browser to act like Windows MSIE6.
Related Stories
- Apple in talks to acquire Pinterest rival The Fancy?
- Google intros Nexus 7, Nexus Q as iPad, Apple TV rivals
- Samsung releases app to ease iOS to Galaxy transition
- Apple, Time reach agreement on magazine sales
- Microsoft unveils Xbox SmartGlass; links console to iPad, iPhone
- New HTC handsets face import delay due to Apple
Sign up for the iLounge Weekly Newsletter
Recent News
- New iPhone pre-orders to start Sept. 9?
- Apple has sold one billion iPhones
- Parkopedia to provide detailed parking information for Apple Maps [Updated]
- Microsoft releases Pix camera app for iPhone
- Adobe launches new Lightroom viewer for Apple TV
- Australian banks team up to push for other mobile payment apps on iPhone
- Report: iPhone 7 may feature 3D Touch home button
- Apple turning 'Carpool Karaoke' into an Apple Music exclusive
- Notes from Apple's Q3 2016 earnings call
- Apple Q3 results: $42.4B revenue, 40M iPhones, 10M iPads sold
Recent Reviews
- Moe Bull Stand for iPad Air 2 + 9.7" iPad Pro
- Netatmo Tags for Welcome Smart Home Camera
- iDevices Socket HomeKit-enabled Light Adapter
- Koogeek Wi-Fi SmartPlug for Apple HomeKit
- Marbotic Smart Letters for iPad
- Ecoxgear Sol Jam Bluetooth Speaker
- Gumdrop Cases DropTech Case + Hand Strap for 9.7" iPad Pro
- Braven BRV-1M Bluetooth Speaker
- Braven BRV-Blade Bluetooth Speaker
- Invoxia Voice Bridge
Recent Articles
- Inside the betas: iOS 10 Photos gets Advanced Computer Vision
- Inside the betas: iOS 10 Music app delivers 'clarity and simplicity'
- Inside the betas: iOS 10 Maps gets a major redesign
- Inside the betas: iOS 10 shakes up the user experience
- Inside the betas: watchOS 3 promises a real speed boost
- Inside the betas: A sneak peek at what's new in tvOS 10
- Filling the Gap: A look at third-party HomeKit apps
- Instant Expert: Secrets & Features of tvOS 9.2
- Instant Expert: Secrets & Features of iOS 9.3
- Opinion: Why Apple needs a dedicated HomeKit app

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Never miss a job. Get new jobs emailed to you daily.
We have removed 5 job postings very similar to those already shown. To see these additional results, you may repeat your search with the omitted job postings included.
$23.88 per hour
$47,763 per year$3,980 per month$955 per week$191 per day
27.6% higher than national average
Estimated salary from 3 employees and 46 jobs


text:
BBB Accredited Business since 06/05/2014
1st Choice Roofing, Inc.Find a Location
(877) 977-7663., Rapid City, SD 57701View Additional Email Addresses
View BBB Rating for 1st Choice Roofing & Exteriors, INC's headquarters.
BBB Business Reviews may not be reproduced for sales or promotional purposes.
Request a Quote
BBB Accreditation
A BBB Accredited Business since 06/05/2014
BBB has determined that 1st Choice Roofing, Inc. meets BBB accreditation standards, which include a commitment to make a good faith effort to resolve any consumer complaints. BBB Accredited Businesses pay a fee for accreditation review/monitoring and for support of BBB services to the public.
BBB accreditation does not mean that the business' products or services have been evaluated or endorsed by BBB, or that BBB has made a determination as to the business' product quality or competency in performing services.
BBB Complaint Information
Find aggregate BBB complaint information for 1st Choice Roofing & Exteriors, INC. BBB located in Denver, CO has the full report as that BBB handles all complaints for 1st Choice Roofing & Exteriors, INC.
Customer Reviews Summary Read customer reviews
0 Customer Reviews Customer Reviews on 1st Choice Roofing, Inc.
|Customer Experience
|Total Customer Reviews
|Positive Experience
|Neutral Experience
|Negative Experience
|Total Customer Reviews
|0 Customer Reviews
Read Customer Reviews | Submit a Customer Review | See Trends in Customer Reviews on 1st Choice Roofing, Inc.
Additional Informationtop
Type of Entity
Incorporated: December 2005, CO
Business ManagementPrincipal: Ms. Sarah Morris (Office Manager)Mr. John E. Hopper (President)
Business Category
Roofing Contractors, Soffit & Fascia, Windows - Installation & Service, Gutters & Downspouts, Contractors - Gutters, Painting Contractors, Deck Builder, Commercial Roofing, Roofing Service Consultants, Siding Contractors
Products & Services
This company provides commercial, residential and industrial contractor services for roofing, siding, gutters, soffit and fascia and windows. They also offer painting and deck building services.


text:
December 28, 2009
Any place scenic, moderate challenge.
No answer yet
Want to do more hiking. Today's Patapsco hike (12/28) is a hike I would have loved to join, but saw the announcement too late. Therefore getting on your mailing list.
This was my first experience and it was a good one.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
The vegetables in the greenhouse are growing rapidly. The tomatoes are flowering and fruit is popping up everywhere.
Local WeatherJuly 24, 2016, 2:42 amClear
67°Freal feel: 64°Fcurrent pressure: 30 inhumidity: 70%wind speed: 7 mph WNWwind gusts: 7 mphsunrise: 5:31 amsunset: 8:14 pmLess forecast...Forecast July 25, 2016day
Partly sunny with thundershowers95°Fwind speed: 7 mph SSWwind gusts: 9 mphnight
Mostly cloudy with thunderstorms71°Fwind speed: 7 mph WSWwind gusts: 9 mphLess forecast...More forecast...


text:
StartUpHire is the place to find Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com jobs. Review the list of Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com career opportunities to the left. These Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available.
You can refine your job search for Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com career opportunities by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options.
Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com jobs, or sign up for an email alert (link below) to receive periodic updates on new Senior Consultant, Salesforce.com jobs.
U.S. ? FULL-TIME Position Description ICIX is currently seeking an experienced, high performing Senior Solutions Consultant to join our team. In this role, you will work closely with ICIX Account Executives to understand prospect and customer needs, configure tailored6/12/2016 San Bruno, CA Save This Job
Mindjet is the parent company of MindManager, a productivity software enabling individuals and organizations to visualize and manage complex information and ideas. With over 3,000 customers and 2 million paid users, including 83% of the Fortune 100, MindManager enables5/24/2016 Pleasanton, CA Save This Job
Engineering San Mateo, CA As a Technical Program Manager at Lattice, you play a key leadership role in managing engineering projects and ushering them through the project lifecycle?from planning & requirements, through development & testing, to user acceptance & roll-out. In6/5/2016 San Mateo, CA Save This Job
The Sr. Director, Enterprise Applications is responsible for supporting, planning and managing employee facing business solution projects for the enterprise. The Sr. Director understands the processes performed by functional business areas and is pr7/12/2016 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Location: Chicago, IL About us: UrbanBound is Cloud-based Relocation Management Software targeting the relocation needs of managers, internal transfers, and recent college graduates, any of which is typically receiving a lump sum of money for the relocation benefit as opposed to7/5/2016 Chicago, IL Save This Job


text:
The first time I ever experienced Vietnamese cuisine, I was 12 years old and visiting family in Tacoma, Washington. My worldly Aunt Liz insisted that we go to her favorite place for some Pho (vermicelli rice noodle bowl). 224 more words
Tags » Lemongrass
Lemongrass Grilled Chicken
Lemongrass can be tricky to cut. Most grocery stores sell lemongrass cut down to the stalk, but fresh, uncut lemongrass is always preferable. Click the link for an easy step-by-step guide from… 315 more words
Lemongrass Caipirinha
Lemongrass and club soda brighten this delicious Brazilian cocktail and can be enjoyed while relaxing at home, or while out enjoying these remaining hot Summer days. 119 more words
Beef Massaman Curry
This is one of the first recipes I noticed in Simply Nigella and there is a recipe here. There are a few stages to it, it was made a lot easier by having a pot with a tight-fitting heavy lid (a present from an impossibly generous friend). 147 more words
Lemongrass – Cymbopogon citratus
Used to reduce nervous tension, lemongrass works to regulate the parasympathetic system – supports rest & relaxation. Lemongrass also has potent astringent properties, ideal for reducing dilated pores. 187 more words
Thai-style Steamed Fish
Today is the second Sunday I'm cooking lunch at the Home. The main dish of the day, as requested by Jean, was Thai-styled Steamed Fish. 205 more words
Recipe – LEMONGRASS TEA
Lemongrass tea is a soothing, easy to make and comforting beverage. The benefits of lemongrass tea is endless combined with anti-oxidant properties. It aids digestion, removes harmful toxins from the body, helps in curing fever and cold. 219 more words


text:
Pub Accountants
Do you run a public house, or are considering buying such a business?
Would you like to have more time to concentrate on making your pub a success, and less spent getting bogged down with the paperwork?
Are you interested in hiring the services of a reputable, effective and qualified pub accountant?
Yorkshire Accountancy is a leading provider of pub accountants to public houses across the country. We know just how demanding it is to run a pub, which is why we have developed a low cost pub accountant plan to cover every aspect of your pub's accountancy, taxation and payroll needs.
Hire a reputable accountant for pub
Our pub accountants know just how many hours are involved in successfully running a pub, and can do all of the hard work for you when it comes to your accounts, payroll and bookkeeping.
Our services for pubs, all available at a fixed fee, include:
Contact Yorkshire Accountancy today about one of our accountants for your pub
Get in touch with us now about hiring one of our accountants for pub, by phoning us on 01482 845 750 or 0845 4860 020 or sending us a message. You've even got the option of requesting a callback from our friendly and professional team. But whatever option you choose, you can be assured of a swift response to your query and a fixed, competitive quote.
That's right: when you request a pub accountant quote from Yorkshire Accountancy, what you get really is what you pay. Contact us now about accountants for pub. We'll ensure that you receive a 100% risk-free service from your pub accountant, in addition to a free initial tax review, free tax tips, plain English speaking and all of the usual bonuses that you expect from a leading pub accountant specialist.
Now that you know who we are and what we do… how can we help you?


text:
|By Dana Gardner
Article Rating:
|May 23, 2014 09:30 AM EDT
The next BriefingsDirect panel discussion explores one of the most broadly deployed collaboration platforms, Microsoft SharePoint, to determine how it's rapidly evolving from local network portal roots into the new cloud and mobile era.
Delivering information as an actionable asset in a widely collaborative and increasingly mobile environment has clearly become a top business priority. Business architects need the agility enabled by such unshackled information sharing and contextual collaboration to keep pace with distributed services and a boundaryless enterprise approach to their operations and commerce.
This is why IT leaders worldwide recognize that they must better manage knowledge, share information more safely, and yet rapidly and securely enable mobility among workers and their activity.
We've assembled a group of recently selected top SharePoint influencers to learn where they think Microsoft SharePoint is headed, along with newer services like Office 365, to gauge how companies can best exploit and extend such productivity services.
To better understand how enterprise collaboration and document management are being transformed by new cloud and mobile requirements, the expert panel consists of Christian Buckley, Director and Chief Evangelist at Metalogix Software in Redmond, Washington; Yaacov Cohen, Co-founder and CEO of harmon.i.e; Joel Oleson, Director of Marketing and Technology Evangelism at ViewDo Labs in Salt Lake City, and Laura Rogers, Manager of SharePoint Consultants at Rackspace Hosting.
The discussion is moderated by me, Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions.
Here are some excerpts:
Gardner: SharePoint was designed quite some time ago to play a somewhat different role. Organizations need to start thinking about cloud, or even clouds -- and learn how to manage across them, to do collaboration and safely shared documents. How well suited is SharePoint to take on this new role?
Rogers: It's interesting, because some of the bread-and-butter of SharePoint is being able to collaborate on documents. One of the main things that people have done with SharePoint over the years is in moving from file-shares to SharePoint. So that's just getting things from file-shares to being able to collaborate with them easier.
Now, a lot of things are moving to the cloud. Everything that people do in their daily lives is based on the cloud. People are used to being able to pick up their iPhone and have a FaceTime conversation. They're used to being able to pick up their phone and check Facebook.
All these different applications are in the cloud, and it's part of people's daily life. Now, they have this expectation of being able to have all this live information and collaboration going on with what they're doing at work as well.
Microsoft is moving to Office 365 and is doing a lot with the integration between Office 365 and the Office apps, being able to take files, quickly edit them on the phone, and then quickly upload them to SharePoint. In general, people have expectations of being able to collaborate wherever they are.
That's where the pressure is coming from for enterprises to either physically move their data to the cloud and go to Office 365, or at least upgrade and keep all of their on-premises technology up-to-date, so that the end users have that seamless experience.
But that gets more and more complicated, because of all the different servers you would need to have involved -- like the latest version of SharePoint, the latest version of Exchange, the latest version of Lync. As it gets more and more involved to do those things on-premises, that's where some companies are saying, "Let's just go do it in the cloud. It might be easier."
Gardner: Christian, given the fact that we're seeing increased complexity, it's one thing to move storage to the cloud and share documents across a cloud service. It's something quite more complex to bring a process into the cloud, manage the process, and have it extended across the boundaries of the organization. Are companies yet progressing to that point?
Buckley: You've hit on the complexity of what actually moves across. Look historically at intranets. I started getting involved in the intranet knowledge management space in the mid '90s, and organizations approached building out those intranets and building the complexity of their work processes into digital form. That's why automation, whether it's your dashboarding, workflows, and all those capabilities, fit into how SharePoint has been built out.
What's changed is that as all of these consumer-based technologies, which are primarily out in the cloud, have progressed, organizations want to focus less on infrastructure and focus more on actual business systems. End users on the other side of that want their corporate solutions to match more closely to their personal habits, to their personal tools. They're doing everything in the cloud, everything via a mobile phone.
Just want access
As you look at those changes to the traditional intranet model, how you approach and develop those solutions, build and maintain an infrastructure, and all the complexity, the difficulty is that end users are ahead of the curve. They want to have everything in the cloud flexible, dynamic, and real time via their phone or their tablet. They're out on the road. No matter how they're accessing the information, they just want access to it.
The difficulty is that not all of the technology is yet at parity with what you have on-prem, and that's where SharePoint is at this crossroads. That's what we're starting to experience. The consumer is driving what's happening within the corporation, rather than corporate IT driving what end users have access to. That's a huge change.
Gardner: Joel, it sounds as if we have businesses seeking agility and trying to find any way to improve the speed of doing business, but that there is tension between allowing on-premises systems to catch up, versus leap wholesale out to a cloud. Is that how you see it and how does that portend the future of SharePoint?
Oleson: There's an interesting transition happening right now where there is a big move to the cloud and a lot of companies are looking out at things, asking, "Is this Tinkertoys? Is this something that's a trend? Is it something bigger? Do we need to invest here?"
In the beginning, it was seen as more of a hosting move where there are companies that are doing this hosting, and now Microsoft wants to do hosting, and there are these various companies that are out there doing hosting. What we're seeing now is a transition of a technology, where it's this trend of "cloud first," and where the actual product is being developed and the features are showing up first in the cloud.
This trend of hitting features a year ahead of time and being able to validate and get richer experiences in the cloud that may never have come on-premise, is really making customers look at it quite differently. There are business solutions that enable, in terms of making it easier, and someone else is taking care of upgrades and someone else is taking care of your infrastructure needs. So you really focus on your business value from that perspective.
Also, when you look at it from the perspective of this approach of cloud first, on-premise second, on-premise comes across as the second-class citizen. A lot of these arguments that have held people back are around security, such as not wanting other people managing your data, and that bigger concern around how to best handle the situation. With SharePoint, that trend is going to continue.
Gardner: Yaacov, thinking about the complimentary nature of cloud services and mobile devices, we're seeing not just an interest in going to cloud for cloud's sake, but being able to better deliver services across boundaries and out to mobile devices -- maybe even to bring-your-own device (BYOD). After listening to our panelists, our top influencers, how do you see something like the on-premise world readily adapting to both the needs of the cloud and mobile?
Cohen: Our panelists talk about these very significant transitions. Not only is Microsoft at a crossroads, but the customers and the large SharePoint shops are also at a crossroads. It's about a "cloud first" for Microsoft, and now with the recent announcements, it's also about "mobile first."
Now, we see that Microsoft is very serious about iOS, about the iPad, and also about Android. Your question was well pointed. There are two different types of scenarios when you're accessing the cloud and Office 365 for mobile devices. I know we're talking SharePoint, but in fact, there are two different products now: the OneDrive which earlier used to be SharePoint Online, and the SharePoint On-Premise.
Different scenarios
There are two different business scenarios where a lot of what Microsoft is looking at, including on mobile access, is more of a document-saving, document-storage, document-sharing capacity. It's very consumer centric, very competitive to Dropbox, and may also compete with Box, and be very easily accessible from mobile devices.
Now we have Office on the iPad. That's really a huge statement from Microsoft's standpoint. But then, there is a totally different scenario looking at SharePoint as a knowledge center, as a record management center, and as the core of the business processes for the enterprise.
That's not quite addressed right now by Microsoft with the "cloud first" and "mobile first" approach. With the "mobile first" approach, there's no real attempt by Microsoft to try to continue to support Office 365 or SharePoint Online as a knowledge center. We've also made our data and tags and taxonomy.
The focus is much simpler. They want to be a Microsoft-centric Dropbox, providing very easy access for mobile devices. So we're talking about two very different scenarios. This is a pretty interesting time also for end users. They need to be a lot more accurate in the business requirements they're trying to solve either with OneDrive for document sharing or SharePoint for knowledge management.
Gardner: It seems to me that having the ability to compete with Dropbox and share documents is really table stakes at this point. The larger proposition is enabling a hybrid transition and enabling better management and control over the complexity, even as we expand the extent to which we're collaborating.
Laura, as users begin to think about how to not just deal with this tactically, but to think about that larger hybrid cloud capacity -- where the control remains internal with the best of cloud access -- how do you think they're viewing SharePoint? Is there a change in the perception of what SharePoint does?
Now we have Office on the iPad. That's really a huge statement from Microsoft's standpoint.
Rogers: The perception of SharePoint is changing a little bit, but it depends on who you are, where you are coming from, and what type of organization you are in.
For some people, especially smaller companies that are a little bit more flexible as to where they can store their data and how fast they can get their data moved, their perception is that if they can't move to Office 365, they want to quickly figure out a way to get hosted SharePoint and get all of their data into the cloud.
So they're analyzing Office 365 and they're figuring out if it will do everything they need it to be able to do. Of course, if you're a smaller or a mid-size company, you're a little bit more flexible, because you might have fewer custom applications and things like that. So they're analyzing that, they're analyzing other methods of putting things in the cloud, and they are comparing them
When it comes to bigger organizations, and organizations that have more restrictions such as governments and healthcare and things where you have to have HIPAA and different regulations considered, they have a whole different perspective.
Very hesitant
They're thinking how they can keep SharePoint where it is right now in a lot of cases. Then, they're researching to see how other companies that have their same sort of stipulation and are going into the cloud. They're going to be very hesitant.
The perspective is going to be that the cloud to them is a little bit more dangerous and scary, because they don't want to have anything happen to their very sensitive data. But they're researching and figuring out all the different ways that they can do hybrid environments, so they can still have some of their intranet in the cloud and have it connected to their on-premises solution. So there is going to be a lot of hybrid situations going on as people gradually get weaned over to the cloud.
They're going to have combinations of some information here and some information there. The trick is going to be to make it look seamless to the end user and have them be able to just go to SharePoint, whatever SharePoint happens to be, wherever it happens to be, do a search and have the search come up with everything.
So it's "SharePoint wherever" in all the different locations that it might be, have it just look like a seamless interface to end users, and have everything that they do in that environment be seamless. Because when it comes to the IT people and the decision makers, they have a lot of things to worry about when it comes to where to put the data, how to migrate it, and how to be able to get to it for backups and things like that.
As long as those decision makers don't forget that the end users just want to be able to do their jobs and not have everything be more complicated than it needs to be.
They have to keep remembering that the end user wants to be able to have something simple, that they know where to go, the interface is familiar, and then just be able to do their jobs. As long as those decision makers don't forget that the end users just want to be able to do their jobs and not have everything be more complicated than it needs to be.
Gardner: Christian, it seems that the opportunity for Microsoft here is to make SharePoint the entry point, the face, if you will, of both hybrid cloud activities and mobile collaboration activities. It's a tremendous opportunity for them.
How do you feel about the perception of people in the field, those users and those managers at enterprises? Are they seeing SharePoint as the potential silver bullet for managing this complexity, or do they see it more as a steppingstone to something else?
Buckley: There are a couple of things. We're talking about perceptions, right? There's some talk within the expert community about SharePoint as the brand, when I talk about going out to my SharePoint system. You're hearing the word SharePoint less and less. It doesn't mean that the technology is going away. It's more that it's becoming ubiquitous.
When you think about the various Microsoft properties that they're building on top of, OneDrive, Yammer, and within Office 365, a lot of those various components, where there is content and where there is a process or workflow and other things that are related.
When you're talking about some of the PowerBI, the dashboarding capability, you're talking about SharePoint. That's where the data is stored behind that. It's the unifying technology underneath the platform.
Current perception
Backing up a bit, the perception is about the control, administration, compliance, auditing, and all those options. The perception is that that you have less of an ability to do those things out in the cloud.
Government bodies, highly regulated industries, went to SharePoint and on-prem because they had that level of control and the ability to go in and configure and customize and add-on and extended all those things. SharePoint grew so rapidly, because of that ability, but they are very correct in some of those perceptions about not having the same degree of control out in the cloud.
There is not yet parity when you think of it in those terms. The tools need to mature. The application programming interfaces (APIs) need to be expanded. On the flipside, those perceptions of what you can and can't do and control out in the cloud is because many organizations have overbuilt SharePoint. End-user adoption is a serious issue, as it is for every enterprise collaboration solution out there. Any competitor in the space that tells you otherwise is marketing to you.
The reality is that end users want something that is streamlined and that's simple. They want to click once, twice at the most, get in, and get their jobs done. They don't care what the brand is. Microsoft needs to extend and add, increase the parity between Office 365, the software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution, the SharePoint Online, version of the on-prem version, get that parity across it.
Microsoft still has some messaging to improve on to help change some of those perceptions of what SharePoint is, where it's going, and how people can make that transition.
They need to make it easy to access, easy to invite people in, easy to click once or twice, get to the information that you need through the interface that you're most comfortable with, whether it's Exchange or Yammer or OneDrive or going into SharePoint, going into your intranet or an extranet, with all of those things. SharePoint underlies all of those things.
Microsoft still has some messaging to improve on to help change some of those perceptions of what SharePoint is, where it's going, and how people can make that transition.
Gardner: Joel, thinking about a more practical approach for the user organization, rather than waiting for Microsoft to simplify SharePoint, maybe reduce some of this overbuilding, making it more appropriate for cloud activity, what can organizations do to take the best of what SharePoint can do, leverage the investments they've made and yet still be able to break out across boundaries, into cloud, into mobile?
Is there some basic blocking and tackling advice you can offer for using SharePoint, but in this new environment?
Oleson: Some advice for customers ... They really need to dip their toe in the water. Some customers, when they decide they want to go Office 365, go all in and then they have second thoughts. It's not that people shouldn't invest in Office 365, but they need to be cautious about understanding some of those limitations around customizations and some concerns that other departments may have: IT, for example.
So there's a cautious approach, and a pilot needs to happen. OneDrive, as an example, is an amazing way to start getting involved with the cloud. Yammer, as well, is a great way to get into the cloud and also to, all of a sudden, be able to support with mobile devices great conversations with fellow employees.
Taking advantage
But part of that approach is getting the right kind of policies and procedures in place that can support the users and the departments that want to, and need to, take advantage of the new technology.
But I don't think that it's throwing everything out there willy-nilly. There's that approach of going service by service. Another example is people who are going to move their email. It's a no-brainer to move your email out there, but there is some identity work that has to be done, and the budgets have to be right to be able to understand the investments and the time it's going to take.
But that hybrid process of moving things out there is a multi-year approach, and the investment that's going to be required has to be a conscious decision in having the right engines firing on all cylinders and making that transition. It takes all eyes open as you make that transition.
Gardner: Yaacov, what advice do you have for organizations that are in SharePoint deeply, who want to continue to leverage that investment, recognize that their users are getting a lot of value from it, but also want to start extending their activities using hybrid approach to more application by application transitions, as Joel mentioned?
The "cloud first"/"mobile first" marketing is very nice, but it's not ready yet to deliver a sole business solution.
Cohen: Joel had some good points about the progressive approach, looking service by service. Also, it's about defining your business requirements and, for example, to differentiate between collaboration scenarios, which are more ad hoc, more social, and which say more about project management and not so much about knowledge management. So in this case, Office 365, OneDrive, and Yammer is a great way to go. We're already investing a lot of preparation in taxonomy and the information architecture.
But if you're looking at more enterprise-wide projects to share knowledge across multiple business lines or you're trying to reduce the liabilities with record management, that's where you probably need to take a more comprehensive approach with more preparation and design. You need to know that the "cloud first"/"mobile first" marketing is very nice, but it's not ready yet to deliver a sole business solution.
Gardner: Laura, tell us about what you're doing as a SharePoint Consultant Manager and what Rackspace Hosting is doing vis-à-vis collaboration and SharePoint Services?
Rogers: At Rackspace around SharePoint we have a couple of major divisions. We have people that support our hosted SharePoint environments and we also have SharePoint consulting. A lot of our hosted SharePoint customers will make use of the consulting services. But we also provide consulting services to people who aren't necessarily hosted at Rackspace.
We have different types of hosting that you can get there. We have a per-user environment, which basically means you're buying site collection, and it's similar to Office 365 and there is one big farm that's managed in a central place. You're not necessarily in control of your SharePoint environment.
Different levels
There is also one where you can have your own SharePoint server. So there are all different levels of being able to have a hosted environment. As consultants, we can take care of those clients.
But we get a lot of clients that come to us and say they're looking at Rackspace hosting and also looking at Office 365. They ask why they should do one or the other. We go through their requirements and what they want to be able to do in SharePoint. Then, we help them to talk about the pros and cons. We explain "You have this custom app over here and you wouldn't necessarily be able to do that in Office 365."
They have all this super custom branding, little technical things that they have, and we go through some of the tradeoffs they might have to make, one way or the other.
We have different groups of consultants. I manage the group that deals with business solutions. We have a group of developers. We have a group of branding guys, and then my business-solutions guys have out-of-the-box functionality, business intelligence (BI), user adoption, governance, documentation, and things like that. Business solutions includes things that don't involve custom code and things that don't involve branding. I also teach at SharePoint 2013 Power Users class online for a week each month.
There are all different levels of being able to have a hosted environment. As consultants, we can take care of those clients.
Every Wednesday at 11 Central, my team and I get together and we have a free YouTube broadcast, where we just talk about some business-solution topic, do demos, and things like that. That's the SharePoint at Rackspace YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/sharepointrax.
Gardner: Christian at Metalogix, tell us a little bit about what you do there, and what your organization does in the SharePoint community, or eco-community.
Buckley: My role is Chief Evangelist. So I sit across multiple areas. I work very closely with product management and product marketing. I work very closely with our partner and alliance management team. I do a lot of meeting with customers, meeting with partners, and setting up and investigating various technology partnerships.
From a community standpoint, I'm also very involved in helping organize various community efforts and, in that way, spreading goodwill for the brand out there within the community. I've helped launch about a dozen SharePoint Saturday events primarily out in the Western U.S. states.
Then, I travel around the world speaking at conferences, sharing perspective, usually to the IT business decision-maker and executive crowd. I do events where I travel on behalf of our partners and meet with their customers. I try to help fill the pipeline from a sales perspective and help partners on my own sales team close on deals and things that people traditionally expect an evangelist to do.
Metalogix is the largest, fastest growing SharePoint ISV. Two areas that we are really known for are migration and governance and administration solutions. I write a lot of content around those topics, as well as things like storage optimization and replication.
Helping people
We're very much involved in working with Microsoft and with our partners in helping people manage and migrate between SharePoint environments, as well as moving people from on-prem into Office 365.
We're the only ISV that has a solution that migrates Exchange, public folders, file shares, and SharePoint content to Office 365. So I'm doing a lot of promotion and talking about those options out there on a regular basis.
Gardner: Joel, tell us similarly about yourself and ViewDo Labs as well.
Oleson: ViewDo Labs is focused on Yammer analytics. My role has been working with the community around writing, speaking, and blogging.
I've gathered a group of influencers in the enterprise social space. We get together and talk about various topics around enterprise social and take on the biggest challenges. I participate in a lot of conversations, Tweetups, and variety of activities as they relate to enterprise social, moving forward maturity around enterprise social as it relates to Yammer and other technologies in that space.
Basically, we wanted to bring a customer-like user experience to the enterprise world. We've built a one-screen user experience across emails, mobile devices, and cloud.
As an example, Christian talks about his travel. Travel is something that's been a big passion of mine, connecting with folks around the globe and building communities. Just a week ago I was in Jamaica running a SharePoint Saturday, but also launching a user group. I'll be speaking at a European SharePoint conference. Following that, I'll be doing some travel in Central Asia and launching a community in Uzbekistan.
A passion of mine is expanding global reach and connecting communities that otherwise would never meet people that are on the top tier speaking circuits. I try to go to those locations where they're underserved markets, you could say. But the big focus is on enterprise social and working transparently, working like a network, and just getting excited and working with businesses around how that big transformation is happening.
Gardner: Yaacov, tell us a little bit about why you co-founded harmon.ie and what harmon.ie does and how that fits into the SharePoint ecosystem?
Cohen: We founded harmon.ie in 2008. Basically, we wanted to bring a customer-like user experience to the enterprise world. We've built a one-screen user experience across emails, mobile devices, and cloud.
We provide a suite of connected apps on mobile devices like iOS, Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry. Within Outlook, we provide an Outlook plug-in, delivering the same consistent user experience across on-premise SharePoint, Yammer, and Office 365.
The idea is to help the business users to get a complete view of their network and their colleagues' network in order to be more efficient at the enterprise level in the ways they manage knowledge management, knowledge centers, record management, and how they can really evolve into more of a social enterprise, which is really collaborating and working like a network. That's what we try to do.
Social collaboration
Gardner: I'd like to just address one more issue before we sign off, and it's the impact of social collaboration. People are now looking at the walled interface, being used to things like Facebook, and LinkedIn, and Twitter, and then recognizing that that's a powerful way to get knowledge transferred and allow for people to work together, but now also recognizing that more and more people are using mobile devices.
And so there's this combination, this Reese's cup of peanut butter and chocolate, when it comes to mobile and social. How do you all think that this is going to be driven into use -- will the technologies keep up with the demand on the user experience and behavior?
First to you, Christian. What do you foresee as the methods that the IT department will have to adopt and the technologies that they will have to exploit in order to start allowing users to do what they want on a mobile device and be more collaborative in a social type of way?
Buckley: It's evolving so rapidly. To say what technologies they need to start considering, I take a very pragmatic, project program management approach to this. That's a lot of my background. Working with customers, it would be to fully understand what you are trying to accomplish for the business.
If you're recognizing that your end users are requesting more social and mobile capabilities and yet you have certain constraints, compliance and auditing, regulatory requirements, sometimes legal requirements that you need to make sure all systems comply with, you just need to make sure that the solutions that you are building out, the technologies that you go investigate, can comply with those needs.
You need to ask those questions and then make some decisions, which could mean paring back on your requirements.
And certainly, if you go with Office 365 and social through Yammer, whether a standalone Yammer or Office 365, and if you're going to build a hybrid solution, these are questions you need to ask and understand, which may determine how you configure the platform or which options you choose.
We're not at a place where you can plug and play, even in the Microsoft stack, any of those tools and just assume that you're going to meet all of those standards that you need to be held to. You need to ask those questions and then make some decisions, which could mean paring back on your requirements. It may be a phased approach, as you wait for further advances, but it's just something. Ask the questions and go into it with your eyes wide open.
Gardner: Joel, the same question. How do you see organizations being able to manage this risk-and-benefit balance between allowing users to get what they want for functionality and collaboration, but also keeping it inside the organization and limiting them in some other way? How do you balance this best, and how will that balance perhaps change over the next few years?
Oleson: Well, that's really interesting. This is really a battle between wills. Microsoft is making some major bets, and some of those bets aren't just with the IT department. It's the business departments that are really going to make and drive some of these decisions. And if the IT department essentially holds back the business, they may find that they are going to go around.
So there are going to be some pros and cons and cost benefits, especially as it relates to licensing, but I think you'll find that some of the businesses are needing these technologies, and so it will essentially be business IT units that will test the waters and may drive ahead of the IT department in some cases.
IT as the enabler
It's not going to be everybody all nodding their heads at the same time. There's going to be some pilot theory happening and it's going to be the proof is in the pudding. Where it's going is that IT is the enabler. Are they going to be helping us make that transition and move, or is it going to be marketing, or is it going to be HR or some of these other business departments that essentially make that first bet in making some of those decisions?
I'm finding that some of the IT environments are actually more conservative and more cautious, where some of the business departments see the benefits and they see that it's going to be easier. It gives them more of that device approach that they need, and they may get out ahead of IT. I expect that to happen in many organizations.
Gardner: And Laura at Rackspace, is it "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead, adopt the cloud, and let IT figure out how to catch up later?" Or from strictly a cloud perspective, do you think that you can give those users what they want in terms of social and mobile collaboration and keep the risk at a managed level?
Rogers: Joel brought up a great point about the technology and people just going around it if they don't have what they need. Not necessarily Rackspace, but a lot of companies are coming across financial restrictions, because they might decide that they do need x, y, z technology.
Because people are going to go around and they are going to figure out a way to do something with whatever the latest technology is, even if the company doesn't provide a way to it.
They need to have their own private Yammer network and actually purchase the enterprise versions of that. Or they might need to purchase the enterprise version of SharePoint or Box.net or whatever they happen to be using, and it might be cost restrictive for them.
So this is going to be a case where when you think about all of the people that might go around and use different technologies, like using their personal OneDrive to share things with people outside the company. That's not very secure. Neither is using other technologies they might come across on random apps on their phone or on the web and start using that with business information.
So when companies are thinking about technologies like this for the enterprise and how cost restrictive they are, how expensive they are, I think it's more something where you have to weigh what could possibly happen with people uploading sensitive information to all these uncontrolled locations and what's the risk there compared to what you benefit from going ahead and purchasing that enterprise level product or whatever it happens to be, and just pay for it, and therefore you will be able to have a lot more control over that data.
Because people are going to go around and they are going to figure out a way to do something with whatever the latest technology is, even if the company doesn't provide a way to it.
Gardner: Yaacov, it seems that regardless of whether the IT department leads or the business leads and whether they use internal or external services, getting these services visible and usable across any and all needed screens and devices is going to be essential.
So, given that it's still an open question as to how mobile and collaboration and document sharing and social interactions evolve and become delivered, what do you think is an important part of being able to be in front of that and maybe accommodate whatever the outcomes are on the back end?
What's appropriate
Cohen: This is really a good point. When I work with IT, I advise IT to start thinking differently about their job. Rather than being the gatekeepers, they need to become enablers. They need to become like a systems integrator and a service provider within their own organization. And they need to take a look at mobile and cloud and see how they can take these technologies and package them in a way that is appropriate for their business users.
They need to look at the lines of business or the departments as their customers and they need to act and market solutions to these customers. This transforms also our relationship as a vendor with IT. Rather than selling to IT, we are partnering with IT in order to help them package and sell solutions internally, mobile solutions in order to improve the business experience and, as such, to boost the business initiative, collaboration, and mobile.
You may also be interested in:
- Workforce of the Future -- and Why Preparing Means Rethinking Human Resources Now
- Here's Why Healthcare Businesses Must Efficiently Manage Their Suppliers, Purchases, and Processes
- Healthcare SaaS Provider PointClickCare Masters Quality and DevOps using HP Service Anywhere
- Software Security Pays Off: How Heartland Payment Systems Gains Steep ROI Via Software Assurance Tools and Methods
- HP delivers the IT means for struggling enterprises to remake themselves
- Ariba's Product Roadmap for 2014 Points to Instant, Integrated and Data-Rich Business Cloud Services
- Nimble Storage Leverages Big Data and Cloud to Produce Data Performance Optimization on the Fly
- Arlington Computer Products Simplifies and Speeds its Billing and Payments Using New AribaPay
- The Future of Business Soccess Hinges on How Well Innovation Drives Supply Chain and Procurement Advantages
Ovum, a leading technology analyst firm, has published an in-depth report, Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting a DevOps Release Management Solution, 2016–17. The report focuses on the automation aspects of DevOps, Release Management and compares solutions from the leading vendors.
Jul. 30, 2016 01:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,852
No matter how well-built your applications are, countless issues can cause performance problems, putting the platforms they are running on under scrutiny. If you've moved to Node.js to power your applications, you may be at risk of these issues calling your choice into question. How do you identify vulnerabilities and mitigate risk to take the focus off troubleshooting the technology and back where it belongs, on innovation? There is no doubt that Node.js is one of today's leading platforms of ...
Jul. 30, 2016 12:45 PM EDT Reads: 746
Adding public cloud resources to an existing application can be a daunting process. The tools that you currently use to manage the software and hardware outside the cloud aren't always the best tools to efficiently grow into the cloud. All of the major configuration management tools have cloud orchestration plugins that can be leveraged, but there are also cloud-native tools that can dramatically improve the efficiency of managing your application lifecycle. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, ...
Jul. 30, 2016 12:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,348
SYS-CON Events announced today that LeaseWeb USA, a cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider, will exhibit at the 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. LeaseWeb is one of the world's largest hosting brands. The company helps customers define, develop and deploy IT infrastructure tailored to their exact business needs, by combining various kinds cloud solutions.
Jul. 30, 2016 11:30 AM EDT Reads: 1,385
SYS-CON Events announced today that Venafi, the Immune System for the Internet™ and the leading provider of Next Generation Trust Protection, will exhibit at @DevOpsSummit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Venafi is the Immune System for the Internet™ that protects the foundation of all cybersecurity – cryptographic keys and digital certificates – so they can't be misused by bad guys in attacks...
Jul. 30, 2016 10:15 AM EDT Reads: 1,511
DevOps at Cloud Expo – being held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA – announces that its Call for Papers is open. Born out of proven success in agile development, cloud computing, and process automation, DevOps is a macro trend you cannot afford to miss. From showcase success stories from early adopters and web-scale businesses, DevOps is expanding to organizations of all sizes, including the world's largest enterprises – and delivering real results. Am...
Jul. 30, 2016 05:45 AM EDT Reads: 2,397
The 19th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. Cloud Expo, to be held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps, Digital Transformation, Microservices and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportuni...
Jul. 30, 2016 05:15 AM EDT Reads: 2,720
Let's just nip the conflation of these terms in the bud, shall we?
"MIcro" is big these days. Both microservices and microsegmentation are having and will continue to have an impact on data center architecture, but not necessarily for the same reasons. There's a growing trend in which folks - particularly those with a network background - conflate the two and use them to mean the same thing.
They are not.
One is about the application. The other, the network. T...
Jul. 30, 2016 05:15 AM EDT Reads: 3,765
If you are within a stones throw of the DevOps marketplace you have undoubtably noticed the growing trend in Microservices. Whether you have been staying up to date with the latest articles and blogs or you just read the definition for the first time, these 5 Microservices Resources You Need In Your Life will guide you through the ins and outs of Microservices in today's world.
Jul. 30, 2016 04:30 AM EDT Reads: 4,197
Before becoming a developer, I was in the high school band. I played several brass instruments - including French horn and cornet - as well as keyboards in the jazz stage band. A musician and a nerd, what can I say? I even dabbled in writing music for the band. Okay, mostly I wrote arrangements of pop music, so the band could keep the crowd entertained during Friday night football games. What struck me then was that, to write parts for all the instruments - brass, woodwind, percussion, even k...
Jul. 30, 2016 01:45 AM EDT Reads: 2,417
This digest provides an overview of good resources that are well worth reading. We'll be updating this page as new content becomes available, so I suggest you bookmark it. Also, expect more digests to come on different topics that make all of our IT-hearts go boom!
Jul. 30, 2016 12:45 AM EDT Reads: 3,790
Keeping pace with advancements in software delivery processes and tooling is taxing even for the most proficient organizations. Point tools, platforms, open source and the increasing adoption of private and public cloud services requires strong engineering rigor – all in the face of developer demands to use the tools of choice. As Agile has settled in as a mainstream practice, now DevOps has emerged as the next wave to improve software delivery speed and output. To make DevOps work, organization...
Jul. 30, 2016 12:30 AM EDT Reads: 2,363
SYS-CON Events announced today that Isomorphic Software will exhibit at DevOps Summit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Isomorphic Software provides the SmartClient HTML5/AJAX platform, the most advanced technology for building rich, cutting-edge enterprise web applications for desktop and mobile. SmartClient combines the productivity and performance of traditional desktop software with the simp...
Jul. 29, 2016 10:00 PM EDT Reads: 1,304
Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with the 19th International Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world and ThingsExpo Silicon Valley Call for Papers is now open.
Jul. 29, 2016 08:00 PM EDT Reads: 2,762
There's a lot of things we do to improve the performance of web and mobile applications. We use caching. We use compression. We offload security (SSL and TLS) to a proxy with greater compute capacity. We apply image optimization and minification to content. We do all that because performance is king. Failure to perform can be, for many businesses, equivalent to an outage with increased abandonment rates and angry customers taking to the Internet to express their extreme displeasure.
Jul. 29, 2016 03:45 PM EDT Reads: 1,699
Right off the bat, Newman advises that we should "think of microservices as a specific approach for SOA in the same way that XP or Scrum are specific approaches for Agile Software development". These analogies are very interesting because my expectation was that microservices is a pattern. So I might infer that microservices is a set of process techniques as opposed to an architectural approach. Yet in the book, Newman clearly includes some elements of concept model and architecture as well as p...
Jul. 29, 2016 02:45 PM EDT Reads: 9,841
This is a no-hype, pragmatic post about why I think you should consider architecting your next project the way SOA and/or microservices suggest. No matter if it's a greenfield approach or if you're in dire need of refactoring. Please note: considering still keeps open the option of not taking that approach. After reading this, you will have a better idea about whether building multiple small components instead of a single, large component makes sense for your project. This post assumes that you...
Jul. 29, 2016 04:15 AM EDT Reads: 4,297
In his session at @DevOpsSummit at 19th Cloud Expo, Yoseph Reuveni, Director of Software Engineering at Jet.com, will discuss Jet.com's journey into containerizing Microsoft-based technologies like C# and F# into Docker. He will talk about lessons learned and challenges faced, the Mono framework tryout and how they deployed everything into Azure cloud. Yoseph Reuveni is a technology leader with unique experience developing and running high throughput (over 1M tps) distributed systems with extre...
Jul. 28, 2016 10:15 PM EDT Reads: 2,262
Sharding has become a popular means of achieving scalability in application architectures in which read/write data separation is not only possible, but desirable to achieve new heights of concurrency. The premise is that by splitting up read and write duties, it is possible to get better overall performance at the cost of a slight delay in consistency. That is, it takes a bit of time to replicate changes initiated by a "write" to the read-only master database. It's eventually consistent, and it'...
Jul. 28, 2016 08:30 PM EDT Reads: 2,378
Node.js and io.js are increasingly being used to run JavaScript on the server side for many types of applications, such as websites, real-time messaging and controllers for small devices with limited resources. For DevOps it is crucial to monitor the whole application stack and Node.js is rapidly becoming an important part of the stack in many organizations. Sematext has historically had a strong support for monitoring big data applications such as Elastic (aka Elasticsearch), Cassandra, Solr, S...
Jul. 28, 2016 07:15 PM EDT Reads: 3,985


text:
|Friday, April 23, 2004
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Editor of NaturalNews.com (See all articles...)
Tags: junk food, obesity, fast food
To combat this expected lawsuit threat, McDonalds is shaping up their menu. This elimination of Supersize menu items is just the beginning. You can expect McDonalds to further evolve their menu to try to move away from the "junk food" image it has earned over the years. Does this mean McDonalds is going to offer all-natural, organic, healthful menu items to the public? What, are you dreaming or something? Get real. They're just going to distance themselves from the risk of a major class action lawsuit, that's all. This menu change is a corporate strategy for reducing financial risk, nothing more. McDonalds isn't about to put "making people healthy" at the top of their list of priorities. But maybe that will change their giant signs from "Over 1 billion served" to read, "Over 1 billion made clinically obese."
Permalink to this article:
Embed article link: (copy HTML code below):
Reprinting this article:
Non-commercial use OK, cite NaturalNews.com with clickable link.
Follow Natural News on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, and Pinterest
8 Awesome Things That Will Happen To Your Body When You Eat Turmeric (Blogs.naturalnews.com) - 2 Hours Ago
Aloe Vera Plant: A Natural, Alternative Medicine Used for Treating Diabetes, Psoriasis, Weight Loss, Cancer, and More (Blogs.naturalnews.com) - 2 Hours Ago
The Shocking Truth About Statins Drug (Blogs.naturalnews.com) - 2 Hours Ago
Throwing Some Weight Around (Mensfitnessfocus.com) - 4 Hours Ago
Five factors that can lower sperm count in men (Naturalnews.com) - 4 Hours Ago
High mercury in Mexican facial cream may have sickened Tucson child (Naturalnews.com) - 4 Hours Ago


text:
$14.99A TRAGIC DISAPPEARANCEAfter a harrowing, otherworldly confrontation on the shores of Exmouth, Massachussetts, Special Agent A.X.L. Pendergast is missing, presumed dead.A SHOCKING RETURNSick with grief, Pendergast's ward, Constance, retreats to her chambers beneath the family mansion at 891 Riverside Drive--only to be taken captive by a shadowy figure from the past.AN INTERNATIONAL MANHUNTProctor,
Psy-Changeling Novel, A (Book 12)Step into New York Times bestseller Nalini Singh's explosive and shockingly passionate Psy-Changeling world… A dangerous, volatile rebel, hands stained bloodred. A woman whose very existence has been erased. A love story so dark, it may shatter the world itself. A deadly price that must be paid. The day of reckoning is here. From "the alpha author of paranormal romance" (Booklist) comes the most
An Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Novel
Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter (Book 9)The Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter backlist takes flight with a whole new look. In her ninth adventure, vampire hunter Anita Blake owes a favor to a friend-a man almost as dangerous as the ancient evil she's about to face.From the Paperback edition.
$7.89Book 8 in the New Species series.Dr. Allison Baker is obsessed with saving the comatose New Species male. She has tried everything and theres only one option left. Alli will break every rule and put her life in danger by tempting 880 to wake, using only her feminine scent and touch. She just has to kidnap him and crawl into bed with him to make it work.880 wakes in a different world with a small
$7.99Amber tuner and independent prospector Lyra Dore lost her heart—and her discovery of a rare amethyst ruin—to cutthroat businessman Cruz Sweetwater. At least she had her artistically talented dust-bunny to comfort her… But the ruin's mysterious power has put everyone involved with the project in danger. And only by trusting their psychic instincts will Cruz and Lyra survive— and surrender to the
The Guardians of Ascension (Book 5)Obsidian FlameCaris Roane From paranormal romance author Caris Roane comes the fifth book in the "Guardians of Ascension" series.For a hundred years, Marguerite has been imprisoned and used for her powerful psychic abilities. Her only relief comes from her regular visits with Thorne, her vampire lover. His every touch leaves her hungry for more..and aching for their next encounter. When Marguerite
$5.99Book One of the bestselling Lux seriesStarting over sucks.When we moved to West Virginia right before my senior year, I'd pretty much resigned myself to thick accents, dodgy internet access, and a whole lot of boring...until I spotted my hot neighbor, with his looming height and eerie green eyes. Things were looking up.And then he opened his mouth.Daemon is infuriating. Arrogant. Stab-worthy. We
The Obsidian Trilogy: Book One
The Obsidian Mountain Trilogy (Book 1)The Outstretched Shadow, the first book in The Obsidian Trilogy from Mercedes Lackey and James MalloryKellen Tavadon, son of the Arch-Mage Lycaelon, thought he knew the way the world worked. His father, leading the wise and benevolent Council of Mages, protected and guided the citizens of the Golden City of the Bells. Young Mages in training--all men, for women were unfit to practice magic-
The Obsidian Trilogy, Book Two
The Obsidian Mountain Trilogy (Book 2)In The Outstretched Shadow, which was named by VOYA as Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror book for 2003, Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory introduced readers to The Obsidian Trilogy and a complex new fantasy world populated by humans, centaurs, elves, talking unicorns, and demons. The Golden City of the Bells, where only humans live, is ruled by the Mage Council, practitioners of High Magic
The Obsidian Mountain Trilogy (Book 3)When Darkness Falls, the third book in The Obsidian Trilogy from Mercedes Lackey and James MalloryDespite a great working of Wild Magic and High Magic that struck at the heart of the Demon Queen's evil plots, Knight-Mage Kellen and his Elven allies are still seen as enemies by the human Mage Council. The Elves and their allies must find a way to shatter the Demons' hold on the human Mages, for
$2.99Cold. Dry. Dead.That's all I can think, the only thought I can hold.I'm dead. This is right... that's what I said I'd do…Evelyn Avest, the girl who didn't belong, was the only hope for the people and the world she loved. So she gave everything. But no light can survive the dark world of Fera.Now it's Ikovos and Jaden who venture where they shouldn't. But will the boys who don't belong be Fera's
$7.99***Little does Brendan know that stopping the witch is only the beginning…*** When a mad witch with a magically crafted and frightfully powerful Obsidian Dagger threatens to obliterate humanity and overtake the magic clans of the Celtic Isles, destiny forces 17-year-old American, Brendan O'Neal, and his younger sister, Lizzie, to intervene. Joining the desperate princess of the Leprechauns, Dorian


text:
Reading mode: Light Dark
Forum indexMicro Four Thirds TalkChange forum
Good Package for starter GX7 ?
Started Oct 24, 2013 | Questions thread
Shop cameras & lenses ▾
Ralph M • Regular Member • Posts: 160
Good Package for starter GX7 ?
Oct 24, 2013
All things considered, it appears the GX7 is the best way into M4/3 for me. I'll be taking a trip in late November and want to take two lenses. There will be outdoor scenery as well as indoor situations where I'd rather not use flash.
My choices are bundled GX7 with Panny 20mm f 1.7 or bundled GX7 with kit 14-42. I'm thinking of going the Kit with 14-42 and adding the Panny 25mm f 1.4. I would also like to use these lenses for video.
Observations welcome...
-- hide signature --
This question has not been answered yet.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7
If you believe there are incorrect tags, please send us this post using our feedback form.
Reply to thread Reply with quote Complain
|Post (hide subjects)
|Posted by
|Oct 24, 2013
|Oct 24, 2013
|Oct 25, 2013
|Oct 24, 2013
|Oct 25, 2013
|Oct 25, 2013
|Oct 25, 2013
|Oct 25, 2013
Keyboard shortcuts:
FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark MMy threads
Color scheme? Blue / Yellow
Latest reviews
Finished challenges
|Chicago Alley by tko
from Down the alleyway
|Callan-5680 by vbuhay
from What Child's Dream May Come
|Widget by Wilfried HKG
from Widget
|Oxbow Bend by stickpointed
from Landscape - Colour #2
|Isolated by PEB
from I'm single!
Most popular cameras
In-depth testingLatest Camera ReviewsBeyond the studio testsFeature Articles and VideosPIX VideosTalks, demos and panels691The Canon that canCanon EOS 80D Review364Touchscreen street shooterFujifilm X70 Review2136Upwardly mobileSony a6300 Review327Power ZoomPanasonic Lumix ZS100/TZ100 Review2481Retro through-and-throughFujifilm X-Pro2 Review
Top threads in this forum
Most bookmarked in this forum
Top posters in this forum
Follow us
All content, design, and layout are Copyright © 1998 - 2016 Digital Photography Review All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or part in any form or medium without specific written permission is prohibited.


text:
Joan Marie Aldrich, who was known as Mimi and with her husband had owned several Sag Harbor businesses, died on Sept. 8 at Scott White Hospital in Temple, Tex., of complications from diabetes. She was 81, and had been ill for some time. Her three children and a number of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were with her at the time of her death, her family said.
Milton M. George, a former commercial fisherman who lived in Amagansett and East Hampton, died on Sept. 9 surrounded by loved ones at his son's house in Noyac, where he had lived for the past year. He was 88 and had several ailments, including colon cancer and heart problems, his daughter-in-law Susan George said.
Richard B. Hammer, a Springs summer and weekend resident since 1971, died of cancer on Aug. 22 at his retirement home in Naples, Fla. He was 79, and had been diagnosed not long before.
Born on Feb. 26, 1935, Mr. Hammer grew up on Chicago's South Side, graduating from Navy Pier High School there and then from the University of Illinois Urbana-Cambria, with a B.S. in marketing.
A project to resurface nearly 15 miles of Montauk Highway between East Hampton Village and Montauk is set to begin on Sept. 29. Eileen W. Peters, a spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Transportation, said the project is separate from but similar to one completed before Memorial Day in which 8.2 miles of the highway were repaved between County Road 39 in Southampton and Stephen Hand's Path in East Hampton.
Andrea Kathleen Stein, who spent summers in Montauk throughout her life, died on Friday in Rohnert Park, Calif. She was 52 and had cancer for the past six years.
L. and L. Rosenberg to C. and K. Davidsson, 55 Shore Road, .17 acre, June 18, $1,400,000.
P. Kramer to Russell 12 Whalers, 12 Whalers Lane (vacant), June 23, $1,800,000.
D. Banks to M. Berryman, 2 Hampton Lane, July 9, $1,500,000.
Butter Lane Farm L.L.C. to Arts Holdings L.L.C., 2 Cody Way, 1.13 acres (vacant), June 30, $1,000,000.
E. Kaufman to N. McMahon, 6 Sand Hill Lane, .92 acre, June 17, $1,405,000.
The Hamptons Take 2 Documentary Film Festival will present a screening of "Anita: Speaking Truth to Power" on Saturday at 4 p.m. at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor.
The subject of the 77-minute documentary, directed by Freida Lee Mock, is Anita Hill, an attorney and law professor who in 1991 was thrust onto the world stage when she testified before the Senate during its confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
Since its founding 22 years ago, the Hamptons International Film Festival has featured one-on-one conversations conducted by film journalists and magazine editors with actors, directors, and other industry notables. Joel Schumacher and Hilary Swank will be among this year's guests for the "A Conversation With . . ." programs.
The Writers Speak series of readings returns to the Stony Brook Southampton campus Wednesday with Vijay Seshadri, who won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize in poetry for his collection "3 Sections." Mr. Seshadri's poems have appeared in The Paris Review, Poetry magazine, and The New Yorker, as well as in four editions of The Best American Poetry anthology. He teaches creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College.


text:
Clara Knett, in the band room, with a container of epoxy glue - this bullying-based mystery concerning a clarinet prodigy who sabotaged her peers will be contemplated in a jury setting by middle school students throughout the state May 20.
You must login to view the full content on this page.
© 2016 Press of Atlantic City. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Custom Range:
Adding this product will remove the first product added to the compare. Is that OK?
Bright Nickel
Gloss White
Dark Bronze
Brushed Nickel with Silver
Oil Rubbed Bronze with Taupe
Polished Nickel with Silver
White with White
Brushed Nickel Finish with Brushed Nickel
Dark Bronze Finish with Dark Bronze
Matte Greige Finish with Matte Greige
Matte White Finish with Matte White
Mahogany with Mahogany
Brushed Nickel with Black
Dark Bronze with Dark Walnut
Brushed Nickel with Brushed Nickel
Matte Greige with Weathered Wood
Matte White with Matte White
Brushed Nickel
Brushed Satin Brass
Matte Greige
Dark Copper Penny with Dark Walnut
Oil-Rubbed Bronze with Walnut
Bronze with Taupe
Brushed Steel with Silver Blades and Matte Opal Glass
Matte Black with Matte Black Blades and Matte Opal Glass
Polished Nickel with American Walnut Blades and Matte Opal Glass
Roman Bronze with Roman Bronze Blades and Graduated Amber Glass
White with White Blades and Matte Opal Glass
Oil Rubbed Bronze with Tobacco Blades
White with High Gloss White
Brushed Cocoa with Walnut and Burnt Walnut
Brushed Nickel with Walnut and Burnt Walnut
English Bronze with Beechwood
Satin Nickel with Silver
Oil-Rubbed Bronze and Cherry with Walnut Blades
Satin Nickel and Cherry with Walnut Blades
Satin Nickel with Satin Nickel Blades
Brushed Nickel with Dark Walnut
Oil Rubbed Bronze with Medium Maple
White with White Blades
Oil-Rubbed Bronze
Satin Nickel
Aged Steel with Reversible Grey Washed/River Timber
Graphite with Graphite and Walnut
Industrial Rust with Reversible River Timber/White Washed Distressed Oak
Snow White with Matte Snow White
Oil-Rubbed Bronze with Mahogany-Walnut
Polished Nickel with Cherry-Walnut
Satin Nickel with Cherry-Walnut
Chrome with Dark Teak
Studio White with Studio White
Satin Nickel with Satin Nickel
44 inch
52 inch
Brushed Nickel with Walnut
Tannery Bronze Powder Coat with Walnut
Weathered Copper Powder Coat with Walnut
Brushed Cocoa with Espresso
Brushed Nickel with Espresso
Snow White with Hi-Gloss Snow White
Brushed Cocoa with Burnished Mahogany
Brushed Nickel with Mayse
Brushed Pewter
Matte Black
Polished Nickel
Roman Bronze
Aged Steel with Graphite
Byzantine Bronze with Chestnut
Satin Nickel and Black with Flat Black
Satin Nickel with Gray
Studio White with White
Bone White with Bone White Blades
Brushed Nickel, Medium Maple and Dark Walnut with Frosted White
Oil Rubbed Bronze, Medium Maple and Dark Walnut with Frosted White
Oil Rubbed Bronze, Medium Maple and Dark Walnut with Tea Stain
White, White Blades with Frosted White
Maiden Bronze with Smoked Walnut
Snow White
Brushed Steel with Mahogany
Roman Bronze with Teak
English Bronze with Walnut
Brushed Nickel with Marive Cherry-Maple
Oil Brushed Bronze with Cherry-Walnut
White Powder Coat with White
30 inch
Brushed Nickel with Satin-Etched Cased Opal and Maple-Marive Cherry
Oil Brushed Bronze with Citrine and Walnut-Cherry
Tannery Bronze with Sunset Marble and Teak-Cherry
White Powder Coat with Satin-Etched Cased Opal and White
Black and Rosewood with Rosewood Blades
Brushed Steel and Brushed Nickel with Medium Maple
Silver with Silver Blades
Brushed Nickel with Light Oak
Olde Bronze with Walnut
Old World with Walnut
Studio White
Belcaro Walnut with Dark Walnut
Brushed Nickel with Silver and White Frosted
Oil Rubbed Bronze with Medium Maple and Tinted Opal
White with White Blades and White Frosted
Oiled Bronze
Maiden Bronze with Smoked Walnut and Walnut
Brushed Nickel with Cherry and Walnut
Olde Bronze with Cherry and Walnut
Oiled Bronze with Walnut
Satin Nickel with Maple
Roman Bronze with Bavarian Walnut
Browse Lumens.com.
Call 877.875.3619 to place your order Monday – Friday, 6am to 5pm Pacific Time.
Spend $2,000 and receive a $200 credit toward a Clearance item of your choice.
*Exclusions apply. One use per customer. Clearance item credit to be used at time of purchase. Ends July 29, 2016 at 11:59pm Pacific Time. Certain brands are excluded from this offer: Atlas Fan Company, Blauet, Calligaris, Copeland Furniture, Estiluz, Fanimation Fans, Fine Art Lamps, FLOS, Hubbardton Forge, Matthews Fans, Minka Aire Fans, Modern Fan Company, Period Arts Fan Company, Planterworx, Schonbek Lighting, Swarovski, Zaneen.
In addition to our incredible specials and price promotions, Lumens is committed to offering you the lowest possible price on every product we sell, every day of the year. If you ever find the exact same product advertised for less anywhere, within 30 days of your Lumens purchase, please let us know and we will happily match that price. Keep in mind that shipping and handling fees will be taken into consideration. For example, if Lumens offers free shipping and the competitor charges for shipping, then the total price, including shipping, will be matched. We may require some form of verification of the offer and it must be made by an authorized dealer of the product, following manufacturer pricing guidelines and policies and it must be a stock item. The Low-Price Guarantee excludes clearance, closeout and returned items. Other restrictions may apply, but why not ask? For more information please contact Customer Service.
Orders $50 and more:You pay no shipping fees (UPS or FedEx ground) to anywhere in the continental United States. Nice!
There are a few exceptions, though:
Orders less than $50:We charge a flat fee for orders under $50 based on the order total.
Hawaii and Alaska
If you are shipping to Hawaii or Alaska, Lumens offers discounted standard shipping by UPS or FedEx standard shipping. The actual shipping charge (which at minimum is $24) will be calculated during checkout and is based on the order total.
When shipping to Canada, Lumens only uses Expedited and Express Saver which includes the brokerage fees in the shipping charge. This total does not include the Goods and Services Tax (GST) or customs duties which will be due upon receipt of delivery.
NOTE: Canadian orders will require additional lead times for these vendors: Blomus, Fanimation, Kichler, Marset and Minka Group (Minka Aire, Minka-Lavery, Metropolitan and George Kovacs).
You will receive an email with the adjusted estimated ship date within 2 business days of submitting your order.
As Seen In: A look at our recent print advertisements with details on the products featured. Select a publication.
© Copyright 2016 Modern Lighting by Lumens Light + Living, all rights reserved. "Lumens" and "Light + Living" are registered trademarks.


text:
Went here for lunch on a cold and wet Saturday and the food was good. Chips were lovely and not greasy. Typical fish and chip fare.
敬请注意: 由于本网站不支持您正在使用的浏览器,会有部分页面不能正常显示。
推荐使用TripAdvisor支持的浏览器: Windows: Internet Explorer(IE8或更新), Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome. Mac: Safari.
Went here for lunch on a cold and wet Saturday and the food was good. Chips were lovely and not greasy. Typical fish and chip fare.
The fish portions tasted ok; however, the chips were cold and the portion sizes of fish 'n' chips were poor value considering the price. The squid was incredibly tough. During the visit of my family, the owner bellowed a homophobic joke at volume which might reasonably cause offence to customers.
We found this place by accident and then decided to go for dinner that night. It is nothing salubrious but for a fish'nchip shop it wasn't bad and very reasonably price
On our second night at Emu point we were tired and did not feel like driving back into Albany so glad we didn't. The Squid Shack is a great place prices are good I ordered Shark fish and chips 2 good pieces of fish good serving of chips and a couple of prawns went own as well I was stuffed... 更多
Nice location on the foreshore.. Enjoyed our lunch. Rustic with no pressure.. Service was quick, Thank you.
What an awesome feed!! Total value for money and oh my god the New Zealand dory was full of flavour! Everything was so tasty and the fish for two plus a couple of extras fed a family of four :) thank you so very much squid shack you have made us super happy. We will be coming back and telling... 更多
Very very very basic menu. Fish and chips and s/p squid. Thought being that basic they would nail it. The fish has a very weird taste. I couldn't eat it. S/P squid is battered squid. Drum roll.... left best til last. Served in polystyrene containers. 5 thumbs down.
Serves Fish Bits and Chips for just $12. What a bargain and the batter is so light and crispy. Prices are reasonable for everything else on the menu.
As you often find place may not look great but fantastic squid and chips freshly cooked Salt and pepper sqiud was great so much food only needed 3 lots for the 4 of us only thing to maked it better would have been if it had been warmer
This great eatery may not look like "The Place" but It Is. The owner is a super nice, fun guy and the food (Squid Rings and Fries) was perfect. A large serving of perfect calamari rings was only AUS$14. Go here. Enjoy. Tell'em the guy from Arizona and Florida sent you!!
拥有或管理这家酒店? 免费获取您的详情页以便回复点评、更新资料或者进行其他操作。获取您的详情页


text:
Hvis du vil prøve de tusindvis af tilføjelser der er tilgængelige her, hent Mozilla Firefox, en hurtig, gratis måde at surfe på nettet!Luk
Velkommen til tilføjelser til Firefox.
Vælg mellem tusindvis af yderligere funktioner og temaer, som kan gøre Firefox til din egen.Luk
Bedømmelser af TableTools2 - Copy/Sort/Chart/Filter Table&More!
46 anmeldelser af denne tilføjelse
Very Useful Add-on Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Very useful add-on for pages that are still using tables. Exporting to csv is very useful. With new coding for responsive pages and the use of div classes instead of tables I hope the author can update this add-on to allow for divs .. or release an add-on called DivTools2?
Perfect for sorting tables in Evernote Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Amazingly, Evernote doesn't offer a sorting feature for tables. Install this add-on and you'll be sorting tables in Evernote's web app in seconds.
This add-on does a lot more but for me, sorting in Evernote was the requirement and this nailed it.
Works perfectly.
Why i didn't found this earlier... Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Great plugin, it saves tons of time if you work with html tables.
A Hidden Gem! Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Wow! This extension is amazing when you have to do anything with tables in Firefox!
I hope it continues to see updates.
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Very useful! Download tables. Change the way tables are displayed in web pages (e.g. sort, etc)
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
a must-have add-on for me
Thank you for creating an open source tool rivaling Google's Web Tables Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
This is an important step towards the full potential of a Semantic Internet possible with innovative FireFox OS intelligent agent applications!
awesome tool.. just created an account so i can rate this 5 stars! Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
thanks man.. appreciate the hard work that went into this.. maybe if you get a chance can you please add a "tick" for persistent filters that remain after page load (or next / back links).. that would be marvelous.. but this extn is just amazing.. kudos!
Thanks! This feature had been requested before, but it's impossible to implement reliably: the page could change (some tables gone), the table could change (the same sorted column might have heading change or even disappear), and with dynamic pages, you can't just remember URL and table positions to even find the right table. Sorry but it can't be done ...
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
harika bir uygulama. kullanmayan çok şey kaçırır.
Excellent! Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Just want to make a suggestion: add a "TT2 Options" button in FF "Tools" drop down menu. This would make it easier to access the options.
TT2 is a very useful and powerful add-on!
Thanks! However, it's neither practical or faster to put options in Tools. Not practical because there could be many HTML tables on a webpage, when you access "sort" from tools, which table and which column should be sorted? Not faster because many people nowadays don't have menu bar displayed. It takes 2 clicks (with much mouse traveling) just to get to TT2 options, if it were in Tools.
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
my son uses it, he says it's great
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
works nicely, I use it on may sites that forget to make their tables sortable
Thanks a lot!
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
works flawlessly.. :-)
Very good, thanks! Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
A little suggestion: option to flag "table with no headers" (or nonstandard headers, undetectable by TableTools) to sort/filter since the first row.Example with "error" (first row treated as a header):http://globoesporte.globo.com/futebol/brasileirao-serie-a/
I'm Brazilian, and pt-BR of this extension confused me.
"Sort/Filter Row starts from clicked row" was translated as "Sort/filter only rows below" ("Restringir ordenação/filtro às linhas abaixo"), should be "Ordenar/filtrar a partir desta linha".
Similarly, menuitem.sort.up.only should be "Ordenar/filtrar até esta linha".
There is actually already a way of dealing with this: Right click in the first row of the table, choose TableTools2->Other->"Sort/Filter Row starts from clicked row". This will allow you to sort the entire table (albeit due to the lack of a proper first row to detect sorting direction, you have to click twice to sort again in a different direction).
My old TableTools addon had the option to allow table with no headers, but in TT2 I thought, why not allow user to set it on-the-fly for specific tables instead of going to Options to change it for all tables? Hence the context menu item.
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
excellent add-on! a must-have!
Most Valuable Add-on Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
The main reason I use Firefox is that this add-on exists. Without it, I would consider other browsers.
Thanks for the ultimate compliment an addon could get!
Outstanding table addon!! Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
Outstanding addon!!Thank you very much, it works seamlessly, Helped to very easily categorize table data into graphs pictorially. Cheers
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
A hidden jewel in addons.mozilla.org
Very useful and resourceful tool. Thanks you very much for this addon!
Un must pour l'utilisation de données issues de tableaux générés en HTML Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
très pratique, menu contextuel intelligent et efficacité optimale pour l'export HTML->Excel
Bedømmelse: 5 ud af 5 stjerner
A fine tool!
For at lave en samling, skal du have en brugerkonto til dette websted.


text:
David Beckham to Take Part in Comedy Sketch
David Beckham is providing ongoing support for U.K. charity "Sport Relief" - he's teaming up with British funnyman James Corden for a comedy sketch.
The soccer ace and wife Victoria Adams designed a range of t-shirts to raise money for the organization earlier this year, even letting their three sons help create the stylish clothes. And now the Los Angeles Galaxy star is trying to rearrange his schedule to make a cameo role in the "Lesbian Vampire Killers" star's upcoming spoof.
Corden reveals, "I hope he's going to be involved in the sketch. Amazingly the one date he could do, I can't do. So we're trying to rearrange it." Beckham starred in Corden's 2009 mini-film for the charity, along with the rest of the England soccer squad.
Other celebrities involved in the charity include "Little Britain" star David Walliams, who is taking part in a 875-mile (1,408 kilometre) bike ride across the U.K. in March, from the northern village of John O' Groats in Scotland to the southern tip of Cornwall, England, known as Land's End.
- Nick Jonas Is in Talks for 'Jumanji' Reboot, Chris Evans Circles Lead Role in Lionsgate's 'Jekyll'
- Blake Shelton and Debra Messing Have Twitter Spat Over Donald Trump
- Watch Orlando Bloom Go Fanboy Over Girlfriend Katy Perry at the DNC
- Adele Brings Her Drag Impersonator Onstage During Seattle Show
- Mary J. Blige Confirms She's Divorcing Husband Kendu Isaacs After 12 Years of Marriage
- 'New Girl' Really Loves Megan Fox, Brings Her Back for Major Season 6 Arc
- 'Suicide Squad' Confirms Another DC Superhero's Appearance
- Kim Kardashian Is Unrecognizable in These TBT Photos From the 2008 Teen Choice Awards


text:
Top Electricians » California » Willowbrook
Electricians in Willowbrook
Need to rewire your home? You are only a click away from getting multiple estimates from electrical technicians in Willowbrook, California. Here you can find electricians serving 2.00 housing units per square miles of Willowbrook. 35,845 inhabitants of Willowbrook are having electricians quote their project by submitting their job descriptions here. It's fast, easy, and totally free. 9,042 housing units in Willowbrook are hiring local electrical contractors for the following services:
- Intercom/Speaker Systems
- GFCI Installation
- Electrical Outages
- Fire/Smoke Alarms
- Electrical Maintenance
- Code Corrections
- Wiring/Rewiring
- Lighting
- Pool/Spa Electric
- Electrical Panel Upgrades
If it works for the 9 residents per sq mi of Willowbrook, maybe its time you try it too?
Recent Job Requests
- no Tricity Bendix oven ignition
- Samsung TV won't turn on
- Samsung home theater system display does not work
- Samsung TV with sound but no video
- Smeg refrigerator compressor is trying to run but failing
- Coolzone oven has no display
- Sharp DVD player keeps freezing
- touch pad does not work when power to LG range is turned on. Constant beeping and error code "F1-7"
Additional Local Electricians in Willowbrook, California:
- SM Electric
Emergency electricians
Commercial electricians
Residential electricians
Need other contractors services in Willowbrook?
Plumbers in Willowbrook.


text:
Located in Tukwila, Americas Best Value Inn & Suites - Tukwila/Sea Tac Airport is on a river, minutes from Starfire Sports Complex, and close to Family Fun Center. This motel is within close proximity of Great American Casino and iFly Seattle.
Make yourself at home in one of the 88 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a sauna, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Tukwila? This motel has facilities measuring 300 square feet (28 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.