text:
Near Lyrics
from Love Is Stronger
Love Is Stronger Other Album Songs
"Near" is track #10 on the album Love Is Stronger.
"Near" is track #10 on the album Love Is Stronger.
For Example...
What chart rank did the song debut? What is the song about? Has it won any awards?, etc.Cancel Submit
Thank You For Your Submission
Your introduction will appear once it has been deemed awesome by our team of wizards.
- Get the ringtone
- Play Video
- Correct
What's That Line? - Misheard Lyrics
Featured Video
What's That Line? - Misheard Lyrics
Music News
The 5 Best Surprise Performances From Coachella 2014: Week 1
Beyonce! Jay Z! Bieber! See who sneakily made their way onstage during Week 1 of Coachella!
15 Songs To Get You Pumped For Coachella 2014
IWeekend 2 of the famous California music festival: are you going?
This #TrendingTuesday Features Ed Sheeran, Pitbull, Owl City
Want to hear our favorite new music this Tuesday? You'll find all our picks right here.
Artist Gallery
Hot Songs
- Top Lyrics
- Featured Lyrics
- Latest Lyrics
- Similar Lyrics
- Dead Gal Walking Lyrics by Lil' Kim
- Gentleman Lyrics by PSY
- One For The Road Lyrics by Arctic Monkeys
- Just Another Girl Lyrics by The Killers
- In The Middle Lyrics by The Wanted
- Don't Front Lyrics by Eminem
- My Oh My Lyrics by Girls Generation
- Dat Kush Lyrics by Gunplay
- Hey Brother Lyrics by Avicii
- Hold On Lyrics by Pusha T
- Towers Lyrics by Little Mix
- Midnight Memories Lyrics by Little Mix
- Real & True Lyrics by Future
- Shape Lyrics by Tinie Tempah
- Kiss It Lyrics by Dev
- Christmas, With Love Lyrics by Leona Lewis
- JB Heartbreaker Lyrics by Justin Bieber
- White Christmas Lyrics by Leona Lewis
- Falling Fast Lyrics by Avril Lavigne
- All I Want Lyrics by B.O.B.
- All I Want Lyrics by B.O.B.
- Bad Day Lyrics by Justin Bieber
- Birfday Lyrics by Young Jeezy
- Feeling Myself Lyrics by Will I Am
- It Goes Like This Lyrics by Thomas Rhett
- Banga Banga Lyrics by Austin Mahone
- Shine Your Way Lyrics by Owl City
- Thank You Lyrics by Busta Rhymes
- Little Me Lyrics by Little Mix
- Sexxx Dreams Lyrics by Lady GaGa


text:
You can also read manga online try the Goth manga!
You're reading Goth 2 online. You can try some of the related manga below or try some other manga from our manga list.
Users who read Goth also read dragon head, gyo, Night Head Genesis, Litchi Hikari Club, The End and Hitsuji no Uta.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
When we invited dada into the Garage, we were pleased to learn that we'd get two bands for one.
7Horse is Phil Leavitt and Joie Calio of dada, but that doesn't mean the music sounds the same. The pair were getting creatively restless while a dada album was stalled, so Calio traded his bass for guitar, Leavitt took on lead vocals and they became 7Horse.
We could try to describe the fiery rock that results, but you should just check out the band's performance of "Low Fuel Drug Run" and "The Party's On", as well as the the band's interview with Ashley over at secondstorygarage.com.
What they brought us: Good old-fashioned tour merch in the form of a signed poster and a CD.
Sign up. Don't miss out! Sign up for the Second Story Garage newsletter to keep up with local music news — show announcements, ticket sales information, previews, interviews and even an opportunity to sit in on a Second Story recording session. Sign up here.


text:
National Bank of Greece, the oldest Greek commercial bank, saw its financial condition so damaged by the crisis that it was operating with negative shareholder equity at the end of last year.
The bank revealed its precarious financial position in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday. According to the filing, the bank's shareholder equity was $5,632,572 in the hole as of Dec. 31, 2011.
It's not clear whether National Bank continues to operate with negative shareholder equity. It has received government aid in recent months which may have tipped its shareholder equity position back into positive territory. The Hellenic Financial Stability Fund has promised to provide up to 6.9 billion euros to recapitalize National Bank.
The bank has said that it will have positive equity of 6.2 billion euros ($7.8 billion) after recapitalization.
The bank lost more than $19 billion last year. The largest loss maker for National Bank was its holding of the debt of the Greek government. It lost more than 10 billion euros ($12.7 billion) after taxes in the restructuring of the debt.
Yesterday, the European Central Bank said it had halted normal liquidity provision to some Greek banks because of their low levels of capitalization. The ECB's rule prohibit liquidity provision to banks with negative equity, according to Reuters.
When Reuters broke the news of the ECB action yesterday, it was not clear which banks or how many of them were effected. One person told Reuters four banks were affected.
Without ECB funding, the cut-off Greek banks are now reportedly turning to Greece's national central bank for Emergency Liquidity Assistance.
National Bank could not be reached for comment.
Follow John on Twitter. (Market and financial news, adventures in New York City, plus whatever is on his mind.) You can email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
We also have two NetNet Twitter feeds. Follow CNBCnetnet for the best of the days posts, including breaking news. Follow NetNetDigest for a feed of every single post each day.
You can also be our friend on Facebook. Or subscribe to John's Facebook page.
We're on Google Plus too! Click here and add NetNet to your circles. And here is John's Google+ page.
Questions? Comments? Tips? Email us firstname.lastname@example.com send a text message to: 9170740-8477.
Call us at 201-735-4638.


text:
The Beverly Hills Playhouse Acting School has four locations: Beverly Hills and Los Feliz Los Angeles Acting School, downtown New York Acting School, and San Francisco Acting School. The two sites in the Los Angeles area each houses two theaters: a main-stage and a black box. The theaters have all been recently renovated with new seats, lights, and sound equipment. When not in use for class, the spaces at the BHP are available to students for rehearsal
Beverly Hills Acting School
254 S. Robertson Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Map - Street View
Phone: (310) 855-1556
The main offices for the Beverly Hills Playhouse are located in the Beverly Hills location near the popular shopping area on S. Robertson Blvd. All interviews for admission are held on the premises. The courtyard leading up to the building is adorned with a tribute fountain designed by Milton Katselas. The main stage theater is located downstairs, and is home to many theater productions and of course several acting classes. Upstairs is the black box theater, or BHP Research space, which holds two classes per week, as well as theater productions.
Before acting class, students often dine at the restaurants and cafes in the area. Across the street is Anny's Cafe, Champs Elysee, Anny's Thai Restaurant and Oishi Sushi. Down the block, our students enjoy Al Gelato, Cafe Flore, and often stop into Blockbuster Video for snacks and rentals or into Massage Envy for a reasonably priced massage.
Los Angeles Acting School
1816 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027 Map - Street View
Phone: (323) 657-5966
The Skylight Theatre, located on trendy Vermont Ave. near Hollywood, is the BHP's second location. The main stage theater is a huge space complete with brand new seats. It has been home to our theater productions for several years, and holds classes four days/nights per week. The black box at this location, The Skylab, has also been recently renovated.
Los Feliz Village is a popular part of town, and offers our students several options for food and entertainment. Just next door is Skylight Books, an independent bookstore recognized throughout Los Angeles. One of the last of its kind, the bookstore is known for its tree growing in the middle of the store. It often hosts readings of both established authors, and up-and-coming writers as well.
As for restaurants, Fred 62, Figaro Cafe Restaurant, Yai Thai Food, Fatburger, House of Pies, and the Dresden Room are among the many eateries just steps away from the theaters. The Los Feliz 3 Cinema is just down the block, as are several clothing stores, a Starbucks and a Pinkberry. Furthermore, there is a US Post Office across the street and the Elysian Masonic Temple is just blocks away.
New York Acting School
354 West 45th Street, New York City, NY 10036 Map - Street View
Phone: (646) 200-5790
The Wings Theater is located a block away from the Hudson River and the Hudson River Park. Before class starts you can watch the sun go down over the water or take a walk along the river. The theater is also just at the edge of the West Village, an upscale, young neighborhood with amazing restaurants, bars, and some of the best shopping in the city (Marc Jacobs and Cynthia Rowley to name a few). Famous Magnolia Cupcakes and The Corner Bistro are a couple blocks away. The theater is also next door to a Crunch Gym.
The theater is accessible from the A/C/E and 1/2 Subway lines, as well as the Path Train. The theater can be rented by students for rehearsal for $20/hour. On non-class days, you can come back to The Wings Theater and see some great off-broadway shows.
San Francisco Acting School
414 Mason Street, #502, San Francisco, CA 94102 Map - Street View
Phone: (415) 449-1919


text:
Great white sharks tagged off Cape Cod
The scientists and fishermen on board the Ocearch, a repurposed crabbing vessel, received word that their scouting boat had hooked a great white shark, sparking a flurry of activity.
They were about to get up close and personal with the animal, more than 2,000 pounds and nearly 15 feet long.
7-Day Subscribers have FREE access to everything on rep-am.com and our E-Edition.
CLICK HERE to register and activate your access,.
Not a subscriber?
You can purchase a single-day subscription for only $0.75 to read this and access all of our content and our E-Edition. CLICK HERE purchase a single day subscription.
Become an electronic subscriber to the Republican-American for only $8 a month. CLICK HERE.
Follow Us
Post a reader commentWe encourage your feedback and dialog.
Please be civil and respectful.
If you're witty, to the point and quotable, your reader comments may also be included on the Around the Towns page of The Sunday Republican.
Registered users comments will be posted automatically.
All other comments will be reviewed by our staff before appearing on the Web site. Click Here to register.
- A sweet time of year
- Cat walks may not be a stretch
- Northwest winds add to area's wings
- Ceramic cooking contraption snares cult following
- Walking weekend worth trying
- Measures may reduce stormwater runoff
- The long and winding migration
- Fall weather a time for active fishing
- It's an early fall in Connecticut
- Great white sharks tagged off Cape Cod


text:
After battling a heel bone bruise last season, Jeremy Cota looks to make a solid comeback for the 2014 Olympic season. Cota, who trains out of Steamboat, is known for his big airs and carefree skiing. (Kirk Paulsen)
Olympic bronze medalist Hannah Kearney claimed her fourth-straight FIS Freestyle World Cup moguls title Friday with her gold-medal run under the lights at the World Cup Finals competition in La Plagne, France.
Olympic bronze medalist Hannah Kearny returned to the top of the World Cup standings Sunday with her win at the snowy Voss dual moguls World Cup, while Bradley Wilson was also able to land on the podium in third.
Hannah Kearney retook her spot at the top of the World Cup moguls standings Sunday with a win at the Inawashiro dual moguls competition.
The U.S. women led by Hannah Kearney swept moguls at the Visa Freestyle International at Deer Valley Resort.
McPhie Takes Win at Word Cup Opener
Rookie of the Year K.C. Oakley stood atop her second podium of the weekend when she won dual moguls.
Team competition was at its highest levels Friday as U.S. athletes took on the world's best from their own squad.
Hannah Kearney made it 13 in a row with teammate Heather McPhie second in the Putnam Investments moguls at the Visa Freestyle International at Deer Valley Resort.
Watch as Olympic Champion Hannah Kearney looks to extend her record FIS Freestyle World Cup win streak to 13 Thursday, Feb. 2 at the Visa Freestyle International hosted by Deer Valley Resort.
Olympic champion Hannah Kearney extended her World Cup win streak to 12
Lake Placid Preview
Kearney Leads Three to Podium
The FIS Freestyle World Cup moguls opens Saturday in Ruka, with Hannah Kearney looking to defend her title.
Jeremy Cota Quick Facts
|Freestyle Athletes » Jeremy Cota
Additional Info
Jeremy Cota Websites
Athlete Photo Gallery
A Maine native, Jeremy Cota's laidback style may be what takes him all the way. Cota already had some impressive wins under his belt before coming onto the U.S. Ski Team in the 2010 season. The 2009 NorAm Champion, Jeremy has had some great experience with winning. He flawlessly carried that experience into his World Cup rookie season and then beyond.
In 2012, four World Cup second-place finishes boosted Cota into third place in the World Cup mogul standings for the season. He also ended up fourth in the overall freestyle standings. He earned his second U.S. title in the single moguls event, along with a silver medal in the duals contest. In his five years on the team, Cota has secured seven top-three results.
Although battling a bone bruise in the 2013 season, Cota proved to be a true competitor, earning a third-place finish in Ruka, Finland before taking some time off to recover. He has his eyes set on the 2014 Games.
WORLD CUP (highlights)


text:
When your child, spouse, or pet isn't feeling well, you want to help them get better as soon as possible. For over 40 years, Bethyl Laboratories has provided top-quality antibody products and services to improve lives.See customer overview ›
Boston Scientific is a worldwide developer, manufacturer and marketer of medical devices that are used in a broad range of interventional medical specialties. They were founded on a simple principle: less-invasive medicine can improve patient care.Watch the video › See customer overview ›
When a young chemist, Gerald Oppenheim, and his wife, Rae, a nurse, saw a need for products to restore and maintain healthy skin, they developed Ego Pine Tar Bath Solution (now Pinetarsol) in the laundry room of their suburban Melbourne home. Since then, Ego has continued to grow, researching and developing skin care products and treatments.Watch the video › See customer overview ›
With DENTSPLY'S continuous growth through innovations and acquisitions, one thing was slowing it down: the lack of a core HR system that could serve as a foundation for workforce planning. Enter SuccessFactors Employee Central, which replaced 56 resource-intensive payroll systems and gave the company a single view of its global talent for the first time.See customer overview ›


text:
The Human Resource Management Executive Program is a nontraditional bachelor's degree program designed for the working adult student. Individuals seeking admission to the program are generally expected to be above 23 years of age and have completed two years of college study with a minimum GPA of 2.0 on suggested entrance competencies. The HRM program is focused on the working adult's professional and educational goals. It is intended to provide an introduction to, and overview of, the field of human resource management. The program will benefit individuals in fields such as insurance, banking, law enforcement, sales, government, general administration or military service.
The program is designed to be completed in approximately one (1) year and will fit into the working adult's busy schedule. Classes meet one night per week, for three and one-half or four hours each session. Classes are taught sequentially. Classes generally consist of ten to twenty adults who share the same motivation and who will become a support group as students attend classes and study together.
The HRM program is comprised of coursework and a research project. Forty-eight semester hours are earned by completing the HRM modules and directed studies. Please refer to the HRM Student Handbook, in the menu above left, for more detailed information on these components.
First, the student will participate in ten courses, called modules, which address pertinent issues, provide hands-on job practice and emphasize effective interpersonal communication. Detailed course descriptions are in the catalog.
Second, with the assistance of an instructor, the student will conduct an applied research project which is designed according to the student's interests. Most students elect to solve a problem directly related to their work.
Program Highlights


text:
1 person found this helpful
I worked at IRS full-time for more than a year
Pros – Stable employment with full range of benefits, belonged to union so breaks, hours, etc pre-determined. I had not worked under such an arrangement.
Cons – Some delinquent taxpayers threatening, required to work in post of duty outside residence, assigned territory even farther away than POD so lots of time in car. Job just not a good fit with my personality.
Advice to Senior Management – My manager was fine, career person within IRS
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
I worked at IRS as a contractor for more than a year
I have been working at IRS full-time for more than 10 years
Would you like us to review something? Please describe the problem with this {0} and we will look into it.
Your feedback has been sent to the team, and we'll look into it.
Sorry, but your feedback didn't make it to the team. Your input is valuable to us – would you mind trying again?
Your response will be removed from the review – this cannot be undone.
Copyright © 2008–2014, Glassdoor. All Rights Reserved. Your use of this service is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy & Cookies Policy. Glassdoor ® is a registered trademark of Glassdoor, Inc.
We do not post on Facebook
We do not post on Facebook


text:
I keep hearing more and more about this horse meat scandal in Europe. People are getting really upset about it. I understand why they are upset...but I don't think that they do. If you are going to eat meat, go for it. But don't get all upset when you are trying to eat meat and you accidentally eat meat.
there is no logic in seeing this:
[pic of dead horse covered in blood]
and going:
But then seeing this:
[pic of dead cow with throat ripped open]
And going:
Views: 156
well, imo, (and in the uk, at least) it's less about the apparent hypocrisy of eating one type of animal but not another, and more about the fact the food we're eating may not be the product that was advertised. for example, some economy burgers tested were found to contain both pork and horse meat, neither of which were listed as ingredients on the packaging. certainly there may be a few people who might be upset by the possibility of having unknowingly eaten horse but there are way more people who have objections to eating pork (e.g. on religious grounds) so i think this argument isn't really at all about people getting all 'omg i ate a pony?!?' – it's more about how can the public make informed food choices if we can't reliably know what's in a product. if these products had listed horse meat, or pork, as an ingredient, people could have decided for themselves if they want to eat it or not.
it's also worrying in terms of food/supply chain security. meat production is very highly regulated in the UK/EU, and an animal that is bred for meat is tracked (usually with a tag) from its birth until its slaughter. so, for any given product containing meat, we should know exactly where that meat came from. at least, that's how the system is supposed to work. clearly, in this case, some organisation has violated the integrity of the supply chain to bring in non-standard products. this raises the worrying question - what else could be in our food that we don't know about?
anyway, i'm off for a horse lasagne.
yes, i understand that the issue is about false advertising. and the unadvertised pork is certainly an issue. but the media hardly mentions the pork. what is being talked about all over is the horse meat. my point is, if this were advertised as horse meat...very few people would buy it, and i think that is wrong. i think the more worrying question is not what else could be in our food that we don't know about, but what else could be happening to our food that we don't know about? and why are we bothered by South Korea's diet of dogs and not by our diet of pigs. (the response of "bacon" will not be accepted)
also, the fact that my pictures of dead horse and dead cow were removed does not upset me...but it does make the point that most people would rather be ignorant as to what is actually happening to their food than to see the truth.
berry and spaz - im proud to know that you would not turn down a succulent, tender horse steak.
i get the issue with advertising beef and getting pork and pony.
but as a poor northerner (it's grim oop north), even if i knew that the a lasagna had horse in it i would still buy it if it was a cheaper alternative to a beef one. That attitude is widely the same up here, meat is meat and it tastes basically the same.
there were some cracking jokes about the whole subject though!!
Yeah the attitude in this country is "It's ok to kill and eat any animal as long as they are not common as pets" which is dumb.
oprah, didn't you say years ago that you weren't going to eat another hamburger?
oprah said:
Yeah the attitude in this country is "It's ok to kill and eat any animal as long as they are not common as pets" which is dumb.


text:
Applegate Farms Hot Soppressata (4 oz.)
- Found In: Meat and meat products » Pork
- Brand: Applegate Farms
- Manufactured by: Applegate Farms
Ingredients ():
Pork, Salt Sea, Dextrose, Contains less than 22% of Spice(s), Paprika, Lactic Acid Starter Culture not derived from dairy, Wine, Garlic Powder
Members, please sign in to view which ingredients are on your personalized "avoid" list.
No specific warnings are currently known for this product.
Nutrition Facts
- Serving Size: 1 oz. (28g)
- Servings Per Container: 4.0
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories 100.0Calories from Fat 60.0
- Total Calories 400Total Calories from Fat 240
- % Daily Value* (DV)Recommended DV
Total Fat 7.0 g 11%65 g
- Saturated Fat 3.0 g15%20 g
- Trans Fat 0.0 g
- Cholesterol 20.0 mg7%300 mg
- Sodium 480.0 mg20%2,400 mg
- Potassium 0 mg0%3,500 mg
Total Carbohydrate 0.0 g 0%300 g
- Dietary Fiber 0.0 g0%25 g
- Sugars 0.0 g
- Protein 8.0 g
- Vitamin A 0.0%
- Vitamin C 0.0%
- Calcium 0.0%
- Iron 6.0%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily vailues may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Weight Watchers PointsPlus® Value* = 3
*Weight Watchers® and Points® are registered trademarks of Weight Watchers International, Inc. The number of Points provided here were calculated by Food Facts, Inc. based on published Weight Watchers International, Inc. information and do not imply sponsorship or endorsement of such number of Points, Food Facts, Inc., or the above product by Weight Watchers International, Inc.
Ratings and ReviewsBe the first to rate this product.
You must be logged in to leave a review
Click here to login


text:
Annual Meeting
Housing opens Wednesday, June 11 at 10:30am CT. A notification email will be sent to the official representative of each company. Exhibitor housing closes on November 5, 2014. If you have additional questions regarding exhibitor housing, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-630-571-7847.
Housing Formula:
A housing formula is used to determine if an exhibitor qualifies for either Individual Housing or Block Housing. Reservations are managed via the Internet. This will include processing new reservations, entering the rooming list, adjusting arrival/departure dates, and making name changes.
Individual Exhibitor Housing System:
Block Housing System:
A deposit is required to confirm each hotel reservation. Reservations may be secured with a major credit card at the time of booking. The credit card must be valid through December 2014 and will be charged by the hotel approximately two weeks before the meeting. Exhibitors can also send a check, money order or wire transfer (payable to RSNA) for the hotel deposit. Exhibitors are responsible for all wire transfer fees.
This deposit procedure applies to:
Suite Request (available here June 11)
Hotel Listings, Rates, Change and Cancellation Policy (available here in mid-May)
Airfare Discounts (available here in mid-May)
We appreciate your comments and suggestions in our effort to improve your RSNA web experience.
Name (required)
Email Address (required)
Comments (required)


text:
Honoring military collectibles!
Source: The Newport Plain Talk
Collecting Adventures
By Rosemary Lee Potter
When my late brother, David C. Lee, came home from basic
training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, I was a young girl. I hardly
understood the great importance of those who served our country in keeping us
safe. Years later, it is now so clear the importance of the all the men and
women who serve to protect us in all branches of the service, yes, as
volunteers, yes, for those jobs and benefits-and also knowing it will most
likely affect their whole lives-as well as that of their families.
No wonder we started honoring them with museums, statues,
special celebrations, patriotic music, traditional parades, ships to visit in
famed harbors, ceremonies aboard, cemetery tradition. No wonder indeed we
started keeping photos, letters, documents, and relics within our families'
charge-in scrapbooks, frames, bookcases. No wonder also that, through the
years, some of these home items have been donated to collections in museums in many parts of the country.
Visitors wander through and look at such photos and documents, some displayed
in groupings of an event, a mustering formation, more than a century old.
Our warriors came home and founded organizations to keep
their members in regular touch, to enjoy each other's memoirs in reunion, and
to underwrite local veterans' projects and affairs, as well as meet and work
with public groups about these matters.
With the millions of military folks, thus hospitals and
medical facilities developed associated with both elderly and today's military
members, their health and needs. All around us there are vets in our families
and churches who want to share their experiences. One such older veteran in
Florida regularly helps in uniform to meet and greet visitors at the Armed
Forces Museum in Largo. On special days such as Veterans Day he goes there and
actually shares and interprets collected photos of military action displayed in
the place as well as in his own scrapbooks.
It's not difficult to locate such museums online-I found
several in just a few minutes. I remember visiting air museums in California
and Washington, and even seeing full-sized vintage military planes in airports
as I travel. At airshows, there are always such aircraft, usually storied by
vintage military veteran pilots right there on the show sites.
There is some military stuff just left behind-not
forgotten so much as passed on. Such was the case of military memorabilia, two
items which turned up in Knoxville in boxes of old cloth, long stored in the
attic of an old house. Someone just left this memorabilia behind. It seemed
right to donate the found objects to a local military museum. It seemed
patriotic to find out about the items, though, first, since the owner/s were no
longer present nor had left a name on them.
First, there was a beige cloth cap with places to add
patches or letters, but none present. It handily folded flat, but, when opened,
fit neatly forward over the head. The only label read: CAP: GARRISON.MAN'S. TYPE II, CLASS 5, KHAKI
3729POLY/CNT TWILL UNLINED (stock and Contract nos.)SIZE: 75/8
stamped O3
(with a hand
stamp)--SAM BONK UNIFORM CAP CO, INC.
Online there are collectible Garrison caps.
Coincidentally, while investigating this one, a vintage "The Waltons" TV show
depicting the family in WWII aired in which most of the young men in the family
were in the Army, wearing these caps. A WWII film also was shown with soldiers who removed
helmets back at their bases and slipped on this style cap. Pretty well dates the cap
it seems.
The other found military "souvenir" remains a mystery as
to its actual identity, even though marked with life preserver, through it, the
ship U.S.S. Massachusetts coming toward us, and the words Battleship Cove, Fall
River, Mass. The stone-it feels like one to the touch and if tapped on
something-is only 1.5 X 1.25 inches, gray and worn on the edges. Is it a
ballast piece, a wall souvenir of some sort?
A look online for Battleship Cove in Fall River offers a
huge amount of historical information about homage to the naval military world
of our country. Perhaps the archivist at this veterans' shrine can identify the
One thing is certain. In the United States world of
collecting adventures, it is quite easy to find and celebrate with and for all
those military personnel who serve us. We honor them and collect their memories
of service. We are often reminded.
©2012 Rosemary Lee Potter All Rights Reserved
Limited Permission to THE NEWPORT PLAIN TALK
Contact author: e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subscribe to The Newport Plain Talk by clicking SUBSCRIBE.
Sign up for Breaking News emails from The Newport Plain Talk by clicking EMAIL ALERTS and inputting
your email address next to "Add Me" near the top right corner.
Find more businesses on
Attorneys ·
Automotive ·
Health Care ·
Retail ·
Services ·
Home & Garden ·
View All Galleries
Copyright © 2014, The Newport Plain Talk, All Rights Reserve.


text:
|Scientific Name:
|Hapalemur occidentalis
|Species Authority:
|Rumpler, 1975
Common Name/s:
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Vulnerable A2cd ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Andrainarivo, C., Andriaholinirina, V.N., Feistner, A., Felix, T., Ganzhorn, J., Garbutt, N., Golden, C., Konstant, B., Louis Jr., E., Meyers, D., Mittermeier, R.A., Perieras, A., Princee, F., Rabarivola, J.C., Rakotosamimanana, B., Rasamimanana, H., Ratsimbazafy, J., Raveloarinoro, G., Razafimanantsoa, A., Rumpler, Y., Schwitzer, C., Thalmann, U., Wilmé, L. & Wright, P.
|Mittermeier, R.A. & Rylands, A.B. (Primate Red List Authority)
Listed as Vulnerable as the species is thought to have undergone a reduction of more than 30% over the past 27 years (assuming a generation length of 9 years) due primarily to a decline in area and quality of habitat within the known range of the species and levels of exploitation due to hunting.
|Range Description:
|Following the recent study of Rabarivola et al. (2007), this species is known from the Ankarana and Analamerana region in the north of Madagascar (although see Banks et al. 2007 who did not record it there), and throughout the Sambirano region in the north-west (and the Ampasandava Peninsula). Rabarivola et al. (2007) also found evidence that the range of this species extends further south in the eastern rainforests than previously believed, occurring in Maraonsetra in the north-east at least to Zahamena, east of Lake Aloatra. Whether these populations are contiguous remains to be determined. Animals from the central-western parts of Madagascar, formerly attributed to H. occidentalis, are now provisionally assigned to H. griseus following Rabarivola et al. (2007).
|Range Map:
|Click here to open the map viewer and explore range.
|A single group of H. occidentalis was observed during a visit to Ambery, a secondary forest site supporting patches of giant bamboo (Valiha sp.) in the north of Madagascar. The encounter rate was 0.06 groups per km, a useful step towards assessing the population status of this species, because there have been few studies where the local population levels of this species have been estimated from survey methods (Banks et al. 2007).
|Population Trend:
|Habitat and Ecology:
|Little is known about this species. Apparently, it has a preference for forests that contain bamboo or bamboo vines, but it also has been reported from degraded habitats in the Sambirano River valley, as well as in patches of bamboo surrounded by agricultural land (Mittermeier et al. 2008, and references therein). It is reported as being active mainly at night, with groups of six individuals recorded (Mutschler and Tan 2003).
|Major Threat(s):
|This species is threatened mainly by the regular burning of its habitat to clear pasture for livestock; charcoal production in the west and mining in Ankarana are also leading to degradation of habitat. Hunting is also a major threat; in Makira, hunting takes place using slingshots, machetes, and firearms (Golden 2005).
|Conservation Actions:
|This species is listed on Appendix I of CITES. It occurs in four national parks (Masoala, Mananara-Nord, Marojejy, and Zahamena), three strict nature reserves (Tsaratanana, Betampona and Zahamena), and six special reserves (Manongarivo, Analemarana, Ankarana, Anjanaharibé-Sud, Ambatovaky, Marotandrano). However, recent surveys did not encounter any animals in Analamerana or Ankarana, just in a single patch of unprotected forest in the corridor that connects these reserves (Banks et al. 2007).
|Andrainarivo, C., Andriaholinirina, V.N., Feistner, A., Felix, T., Ganzhorn, J., Garbutt, N., Golden, C., Konstant, B., Louis Jr., E., Meyers, D., Mittermeier, R.A., Perieras, A., Princee, F., Rabarivola, J.C., Rakotosamimanana, B., Rasamimanana, H., Ratsimbazafy, J., Raveloarinoro, G., Razafimanantsoa, A., Rumpler, Y., Schwitzer, C., Thalmann, U., Wilmé, L. & Wright, P. 2008. Hapalemur occidentalis. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 24 April 2014.
|To make use of this information, please check the <Terms of Use>.
|If you see any errors or have any questions or suggestions on what is shown on this page, please fill in the feedback form so that we can correct or extend the information provided


text:
Undying LoveTheyre falling apart over each other. Haha but seriously run for your life I dont want to die.
Original release date: July 6, 2011
This design from the BustedTees Archive will be custom printed just for you and therefore cannot be returned or exchanged. It will also ship separately from other BustedTees products.
Unfortunately, no coupons may be applied to this item.


text:
Moments of History in Global Exhibitions
June 18 - 19, 2010
Co-convened by Rhea Anastas and Natasha Becker, this working session considered how the study of the history of exhibitions in emerging fields of art history can support difference, complexity, and contradiction in historical narratives. While the few, signal exhibitions (e.g. "The Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1945-1994" and the Latin American art exhibition "Inverted Utopias" 2004) have proposed such a purpose for curatorial practice, they have not yet had widespread impact on exhibition-making at large.. Within the mainstream of academic art history, Western-centric perspectives have dominated scholarship on important exhibitions of modern art, as has an overwhelming focus on the few most prominent institutions of high culture. Within the larger professional field, innovative ideas and profound challenges to canonical academic art history have increasingly been posed by exhibitions over the past twenty years, and frequently with curators engaging scholars collaboratively in their work. Why haven't these challenges been taken up by art history in sustained ways?
Participants included: Rhea Anastas, Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Southern California, Roski School of Fine Arts; Natasha Becker, Mellon Assistant Direcor, the Clark; Susan Cahan, Des Lee Endowed Professor of Contemporary Art, University of Missouri, St. Louis; Gaudencio Fidelis, Curator and former director, Rio Grande do Sul; John Peffer, Assistant Professor of Contemporary/Nonwestern Art History, Rampo College of New Jersey; Ulrike Müller, New York-based artist; Beatrice von Bismarck, Professor of Art History and Visual Studies at the Höchschule für Grafik und Buchkunst , Leipsig and Gloria Sutton, Art Historian and Curator at the University of Southern California Roski School of Fine Arts


text:
Request More Information
WEGO4D-SYS Dual Channel Wide Band AFR Tuning Aid from Daytona Sensors
If you already have an account with VehicleServicePros.com you can login to speed up your request.
To finish the request in seconds, you can also connect using your preferred social network.
Complete the form to request more information.


text:
- home /
- #threads
#threads - the latest from all our feeds.
A new summit
Sky running in North Wales
The 2012 Snowdon Race
howies is 18 years old today.9:32 AM - 9 Jun
Thunder, lightening and rain ended racing an hour early. So the beer flowed. http://t.co/XPfnDQPZDl10:14 PM - 8 Jun
Rain face. castellicycling http://t.co/PNikkkKit55:24 PM - 8 Jun
It's just started to pour, and riders are carrying brollies. castellicycling http://t.co/WqOiPejg5X3:54 PM - 8 Jun
The day time squad just arrive with fresh legs and humour. castellicycling http://t.co/YE0z0iMCzm7:09 AM - 8 Jun
9 hours of riding, 15 hours to go and the night shift team are beginning to show signs of wear and tear. @CastelliCycling4:43 AM - 8 Jun
It's dawn in feltre and the cocks are crowing.3:09 AM - 8 Jun
Ruben just broke a speedplay cleat in a pit crash but is struggling on for now. http://t.co/ht6iwBgKsv3:08 AM - 8 Jun
5 of our riders have gone to bed. 5 on the night shift with a 19 lap per hour target. @CastelliCycling12:22 AM - 8 Jun
24 hour changing room http://t.co/JkG2XX5psU10:55 PM - 7 Jun
It becomes real when you pin on the number. @castelliclothing http://t.co/v48tUqHJf75:19 PM - 7 Jun
Kings of the cafe stop. #feltre24 http://t.co/xl13jNcI8W11:25 AM - 7 Jun
Off to warm up in the Dolomites. http://t.co/M5309f8Yvq10:09 AM - 7 Jun
Guess this is the gear problem. #weaklink http://t.co/DmgEoybUwd8:56 AM - 7 Jun
A late night espresso makes for a late night.12:12 AM - 7 Jun
Took us a litre of water, two tissues and 15 minutes to get a beetle out of Rubens eye. http://t.co/PnZBv7B2eI3:02 PM - 6 Jun
Cardigan sky's. http://t.co/JYSifYINsR6:47 PM - 5 Jun
Words of adventure. #microadventure http://t.co/zltWqMYckC4:22 PM - 5 Jun
Our women's #microadventure tee. Set up camp, light the fire, dinner then out come the toasting forks. http://t.co/o6SAaGwWxf4:10 PM - 5 Jun
Packing bikes in boxes to head off to race.2:51 PM - 5 Jun
Bikes = freedom New tee out this week. http://t.co/SoCnb8lZZn12:16 PM - 5 Jun
Our Etape shirts is great for work and play. http://t.co/vSXsBi4YAo4:21 PM - 4 Jun
Resting in retirement out the back of our local bike shop. http://t.co/d4XAuYifvn3:29 PM - 4 Jun
Planning a journey. Early satnav working perfectly. http://t.co/t4uRPhOka811:48 AM - 4 Jun
The office is split over the best salted nut between almonds, peanuts and cashew. And we just had a last minute entry for pistachio.11:36 AM - 4 Jun
Tidy mike is making the screens to print new tees designs from @rebeccajkaye @AnthonyOram and @eveizaak, and #microadventure tees this week.11:32 AM - 4 Jun
Just had the most exciting wool meeting since we discovered merino in the late 90's. We're going to have a great new product in autumn11:14 AM - 4 Jun
Tidy, our tee printer, is back from holiday and crafting new tees. http://t.co/434pzvqHuf9:31 AM - 4 Jun
Trying to get a brake cable down a top tube and out the little hole in a hurry sure is frustrating.5:01 PM - 3 Jun
Improve cake cutting. http://t.co/L07RuO1VVI9:16 AM - 2 Jun
A shirt for all bicycles. http://t.co/q0kil246jn4:14 PM - 1 Jun
Women's towpath shorts. Get them on and take the bike somewhere filthy. http://t.co/QIqUlLKBp610:38 AM - 1 Jun
Towpath trousers cut for activity. http://t.co/VLGlWgQXK810:36 AM - 1 Jun
If #google supported @Hughsfishfight.. #illustration http://t.co/rtPED21o0t"10:30 AM - 1 Jun
New T-Shirts for the weekend - http://www.howies.co.uk/mens/clothing/t-shirts.html4:58 PM - 4 Apr
We've put the story of our new font online with a video. howies.co.uk/castan12:02 PM - 20 Dec
A few people have been wondering how our new reflective Beemer shirt works. Here's a little demonstration of the 3M in action.2:39 PM - 22 Nov
Today is World Porridge Day. To celebrate, we've printed a fresh batch of our Porridge tees for Men: http://goo.gl/yNtylE and Women: http://goo.gl/vRGzBu9:23 AM - 10 Oct
Nowhere can be a hard place to find, but you'll know it when you get there.2:38 PM - 25 Sep
Based in Wales, we get our fair share of the weather.2:24 PM - 20 Sep
Which is why Pete and Hazel developed the Road Jean, made from water-repellent Epic Denim.
Here's Josh, putting them through some rather thorough product testing.
You can find out more about our Road Jean here: goo.gl/6ZxTM
Enjoy your long weekend.4:15 PM - 23 Aug
Fresh styles. Made from authentic Broken Twill, as well as super comfy Powerstretch denim...4:37 PM - 9 Aug
Just what your legs have been waiting for.
Now that the Tour De France is done and dusted, Mike will be hanging up his Tour T-Shirt squeegee on Monday.1:59 PM - 26 Jul
If you've been meaning to get one of our Tour themed tees, get your order in this weekend. Tick tock.
It's been a busy week for Mike in the Printshop11:01 AM - 26 Jul
New designs, all printed by hand. Just in time for the rain.10:43 AM - 26 Jul
Al Humphreys has picked 3 winners from the Microadventure competition we ran with last month.2:55 PM - 19 Jul
While the competition may be over, we still think that anyone who breaks their daily routine to go somewhere new and spend a night in a bivvy bag with the sound of the sea or the wind in the trees, gains something every bit as worthwhile as any prizes.


text:
Barry Group, The in Alcoholic Drinks (Ireland)
Report description
The Barry Group is one of Ireland's leading cash-and-carry and wholesale food and alcohol distributors. Headquartered in Mallow, Co Cork, in 2009 The Barry Group bought out the Carry Out off-licence business from Galvins Wholesale.
Euromonitor International Local Company Profiles are a concise set of briefings detailing the strategic direction taken by a company. Discover key contact details, the company background and their competitive positioning through this collection of snapshot company profiles.
Product coverage: Beer, Cider/Perry, RTDs/High-Strength Premixes, Spirits, Wine.
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
- Get a detailed picture of the Alcoholic Drinks market;
- Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
- Understand the competitive environment, the market's major players and leading brands;
- Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
Euromonitor International has over 40 years' experience of publishing market research reports, business reference books and online information systems. With offices in London, Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai, Vilnius, Dubai, Cape Town, Santiago, Sydney, Tokyo and Bangalore and a network of over 800 analysts worldwide, Euromonitor International has a unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.
Table of contentsStrategic Direction
Key Facts
Summary 1 The Barry Group: Key Facts
Summary 2 The Barry Group: Operational Indicators
Internet Strategy
Company Background
Private Label
Competitive Positioning
Summary 3 The Barry Group: Competitive Position 2012
Related research categories
By sector: General alcohol, General drinks
The just-drinks office is currently: Closed
Office opening hours
Mon-Thursdays 9:00am-5:30pm
Fridays 9:00am-4:30pm
The office is closed during weekends.
Current time at just-drinks headquarters: 7:14pm (Thursday, 24 April 2014)


text:
Easy. It's the incredible mental laziness of the American public, most of whom don't bother to read, write or think.
Over half of Princeton students polled recently thought that "We hold this truth to be self-evident, that all men are created equal" was a quote from the Communist Manifesto.
Another non-Ivy League undergrad thought that "The civil rights movement in America turned around the corner with Martin Luther King's 'If I Had a Hammer' speech." Many others, according to educational monitoring groups, don't know who we were fighting when we landed at Normandy on D-Day (those damned French? The Russians?), and can't tell the Korean War from the Vietnam War, don't know their own state capital, and think the Second Amendment of the Constitution guarantees the right to raise armed militias and water the Tree of Free Enterprise with the blood of anyone smarter than they are.
No wonder, then, that Americans, worried that their beloved country is no longer "Number One," reacted in the last election by voting in a posse of fanatics and sleazoids. These legislators want to slash spending for education, repairing and improving our infrastructure, keeping the environment safe and non-toxic and for firemen, policemen, teachers, first responders, and will instead use the money saved to further enrich the super-wealthy 5 percent at the top of the economic ladder. In this scenario, in which we are magically going to cut unemployment and generate a whole new array of high-end well-paying jobs, abracadabra, we'll be the number one nation in the world again.
I'm sorry, but (and I know caps in a column are a no-no), JUST HOW STUPID ARE YOU PEOPLE?
Thank you; I'll try not to do it again.
The Tea Partiers and their ilk don't bother to find out the facts, and if they get them, they can't use them to solve problems in a rational way. The crux of the matter is, they can't take the truth (thank you, Jack Nicholson), because it upsets their illogical belief systems. "Taxes on corporations are killing our economy," they like to say.
Oh, really? You didn't bother to do ten minutes of research, and find out that these big corporations don't pay any taxes – that, in fact, many of them, like GE, get billions back, in tax credits every year, of our tax money? And you Tea Partiers want to give them even more of our money, and make up for it by cutting money for schools, lunches for poor kids, Food Stamps, aid for the unemployed, funding for the arts and public radio, among other things.
Seriously, your words and actions boggle the mind; they strain the bounds of my credulity.
And again, pardon me; sorry for being repetitive, but there's just no possible excuse for your idiocy.
For instance: anyone today can go on the internet and learn that 95 percent of the world's scientists agree, Sudden Human-Influenced Climate Change, including the warming of key areas of our oceans and icecaps, really exists, and it is going to wreak havoc on our civilization.
But that's no fun, is it? It's a bummer, dude, and me no like bummers, me want fun, and you science people, you Commie Osama party poppers, no fun at all!
So they automatically go to the websites sponsored by, guess who? The world's energy corporations, which tell them, "Party on, bro! The best is yet to come. Don't listen to them pencil-necked geeks and their unpatriotic atheistic science, go out and buy an SUV, an RV, two or three ATVs, a couple of jet skis and off-road bikes and have a blast!"
Willful ignorance; inexcusable. Another example: President Barack Obama's birth certificate. For God's sake, the damn thing was shown on TVand in the papers bloody effing months ago, and you can look at it anytime you want on your computer (just Google "Obama's birth certificate" under " images"), and they've even found announcements of his birth in the Hawaiian newspapers of the day.
Why don't you, yeah, you, with your mind on vacation and your mouth working overtime, give it up, and think about something important, like Manhattan under six feet of sea water?
I don't know if Obama even cares anymore, but it drives me absolutely stone Tasmanian Devil crazy to keep hearing this birth certificate bleep; it makes me long to manufacture that horrible torture machine in one of Kafka's stories, that used razor-sharp blades and acid to embed words in a miscreant's flesh, find the nearest hog-jowled lying right wing politician (Haley Barbour will do nicely) who still bloviates about the you know what, O.B.C., and….
Oh, never mind. It doesn't really matter any more. Bush, Barbour, Wall Street, the Koch brothers, Eric Prince and company, they've managed to take a Republic over two centuries old, once a symbol of hope and liberty to the whole world, and in less than a decade turn it into a third-rate kleptocracy where money trumps everything – honor, love of country, free speech, wisdom, children, earth, sea and sky, art and science, even the future of the entire planet itself.
Take a good look at the faces of those who've killed the dream, who worship at the feet of the Moloch of Money, and listen to their voices, their words. Are these really human beings, or have they been taken over by malevolent parasites from outer space, or the pot-bellied demons like the ones who plagued Milarepa in his cave, or the ghosts of Chivington, Mussolini and Pinhead?
And you, we, elected these monsters, either by not finding out what they stood, for, not exposing their dark souls or the source of their filthy money, or not trying hard enough to spread the word. At a time like this here are no innocent bystanders, and to acquiesce is to collaborate. Ignorance has never been an acceptable defense, not in this world or any other, not when truth is the only thing that can save us.


text:
African safari photos
Posted 04 October 2009 - 03:32 PM
I just returned from south africa. No, not for the sardine run, but for a topside wildlife safari in Kruger Park.
It was fantastic! Too bad we don't see this many animals in california. It was definitely a trip of a lifetime, and every wildlife lover should visit Africa at least once if possible.
more photos can be seen in my gallery here:
Let me know if you have any favorites or constructive criticism.
Underwater Photography Guide
Posted 04 October 2009 - 06:20 PM
John Davies
Canon 70D / Nauticam / dual Inons
my photos
Posted 04 October 2009 - 06:49 PM
I agree with you that we don't see this much wild life in Los Angeles, but there are some really huge squirrels on the UCLA campus.
My wife and I will probably follow your lead and make it to Krueger in 2010, before or after some whale shark diving in Tofo, Mozambique.
Edited by AMW, 04 October 2009 - 06:54 PM.
Posted 05 October 2009 - 05:32 AM
What lens(es) did you bring on your trip?
Dual Ikelite Strobes
Photo site - www.reefpix.org
Posted 05 October 2009 - 06:22 AM
Wow these are great Scott! I love the tiger cubs - wish I could have seen some when I was there.
Although my expertise is marine life, I'd suggest that they are lion cubs. Although I have seen a tiger in Kenya...
Alexander Mustard - www.amustard.com - www.magic-filters.com
Nikon D4 (Subal housing). Olympus EPL-5 (waiting for housing).
Posted 05 October 2009 - 06:57 AM
Very nice collection and a trip on my list.
all photographs posted © Todd C Mintz
Posted 05 October 2009 - 07:39 AM
It sounds like tigers are everywhere then! I saw one in Houston last weekend.
Dual Ikelite Strobes
Photo site - www.reefpix.org
Posted 05 October 2009 - 07:49 AM
My Flickr page.
Posted 05 October 2009 - 11:33 AM
@AMW, I hope you can make it to Kruger, it's a wonderful place. everyone should visit Africa once in their lifetime if possible. Being around so many animals is an experience words can't describe.
yeah, they are lion cubs, I wish there were tigers in Kruger park also!
@James, those were taken with the d300 + 200-400mm F4, except for the chameleon (105mm macro).
I actually did a more detailed writeup of my camera equipment, how often I used each lens, etc, along with exact trip costs, logistics, crazy trip stories, etc. in case anyone is interested.
here's a couple more shots
zebra in the dust
wild dog
Edited by sgietler, 05 October 2009 - 03:10 PM.
Underwater Photography Guide
Posted 05 October 2009 - 03:00 PM
Posted 05 October 2009 - 04:23 PM
Yes that image of the Lion Cubs certainly wins the cute vote and the Hyena Grimace the ugly vote. Love the Chameleon too such a beautiful colour.
My photostream on Flickr My gallery on Redbubble
D90 in Nexus; 60mm, Woody's Diopter, 105mm, SubSee +5 & +10 magnifiers, 10-17mm, Kenko 1.4 TC, 10-24mm, 18-55mm & Inon Z240 strobes.
Posted 06 October 2009 - 06:07 AM
7D Nauticam + Z240's
Posted 06 October 2009 - 11:04 AM
@Sealifeprints - I'm glad you enjoyed the pics & report. Kruger is full of life, there's plenty to see every day. 5 days will be nice, just make sure you visit the game-rich areas and get out the door by 6AM
Edited by sgietler, 06 October 2009 - 11:04 AM.
Underwater Photography Guide
Posted 06 October 2009 - 03:33 PM
We did 7 days at 2 camps adjacent to Kruger after the Sardine Run this year and it was awesome. Makes for a pricey trip, but like Scott says, it is a must!
Canon 7D, Subal, dual Inon Z240's, Tokina 10-17, Canon 60mm and 100mm
"Hey Dean! How do you work this crazy thing?!" Jerry Lewis
Posted 22 December 2009 - 06:48 PM
Posted 23 December 2009 - 12:00 AM
Glad to hear you enjoyed your trip to our country.
E3/Nexus/35mm/50mm/8mm FE/7-14/12-60/TC-14/TC-20/2x Inon Z240
Posted 23 December 2009 - 02:33 AM
Some cracking shots, looks like you had a great time.
If you want some C&C the mixed animals in the first batch and the zebra in the dust horizions aren't straight.
Richard B.
Housing : Ikelite eTTL hosuing.
Ports : 6" Dome, 8" Dome and Flat port and selection of extenstions.
Lenses : Sigma 10-20mm, 17-70mm Macro, 105mm Macro (with +4 diopter).
Stobes : 2 x Ikelite DS 125.
Arms : Ikelite, 18 inch quick release (LHS) and 8"+6" standard (LHS).
AND a Yellow Box Of Delights to breath from undewater and loads of other really fun stuff.
Check out ther results at :-
Posted 23 December 2009 - 09:11 PM
@Cal - thanks alot
@AndyT - yes, I enjoyed it immensely, and the South Africans we met were all very kind
@Rbaily - thanks for the nice words & feedback. Yeah, I have a hard time keeping horizon's straight, I had to start using grid lines which have helped me alot.
Underwater Photography Guide
Posted 23 December 2009 - 09:15 PM
Impala Kiss
Backlit Buffalo
Lilac-crested Roller
Underwater Photography Guide


text:
More Recipe Collections
Dinner Ideas
(37 Recipes) Created by NELL08
Recipes in this Collection
4 ingredients, 20 minutes and dinner is served! If you're looking for the perfect boneless pork chops recipe, this is it!
Submitted by LINJEN
Carbs: 18.4g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19.9g | Calories: 204.3
This chili is packed with flavor and fiber. Make a big batch for a crowd or freeze it in single-serving containers for up to four months.
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 25g | Calories: 234.5
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights.
Submitted by LYZ219
Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 284.2
This recipe has been marked private.
Serve up creamy, cheesy chicken enchiladas, and no one will be late to dinner!
Submitted by SKEYDOO
Carbs: 35g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 18.3g | Calories: 252
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces!
Submitted by CHEF_MEG
Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
I don't like fish much, but I love this baked tilapia recipe! I think the sauce can be used with other fish/seafood.
Submitted by JENNAGUERRA
Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 26.1g | Calories: 175.2
This lighter version of an old classic is made with lower-calorie baking mix and ground turkey instead of beef.
Submitted by TXCYNDI
Carbs: 10.7g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 21.2g | Calories: 166.5
This low-calorie, low-fat version of the classic BBQ sandwich will be a new family favorite!
Submitted by INFJMJ
Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 22.1g | Calories: 200.7
This sesame chicken recipe is a slimmed-down and healthier version of the sesame chicken from PF Chang's and other Chinese restaurants.
Submitted by PISCESWOMAN87
Carbs: 7g | Fat: 17.6g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 28.2g | Calories: 299.8
Forget fancy spices--four ingredients are all you need to make this deliciously simple supper.
Submitted by VRAKLIS
Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 18g | Calories: 183.1
Ready in just 20 minutes.
Carbs: 34.9g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 186.6
The same great taste of the Italian favorite, but this one only has five grams of fat!
Submitted by CONNIE563
Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 17g | Calories: 173.3
Ready in 25 minutes.
Carbs: 42.4g | Fat: 24.1g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 30.9g | Calories: 514.5
An easy slow cooker recipe that the family will enjoy!
Submitted by LOSER1231
Carbs: 40g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 13g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 307.3
Very Good 4.7/5
(54 ratings)
This is WONDERFUL! The contrast between the sweet honey and savory ginger and garlic makes this fish amazing.
Submitted by JAUDON
Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 300.8
You'll love these cheesy yet healthy enchiladas!
Submitted by TALESIN
Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 11.7g | Calories: 241.3
Very Good 4.3/5
(78 ratings)
So yummy it got my hubby to like fish!
Submitted by AYLABOO
Carbs: 21.3g | Fat: 11.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 25.7g | Calories: 277.3
The dill and sour cream give this sauce a nice kick. Great way to get in one of your servings of fish during the week!
Submitted by MRS.FELICITY
Carbs: 5g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 211.3
Very Good 4.6/5
(17 ratings)
This is a quick and easy main dish.
Submitted by LOJIBWAY
Carbs: 13.6g | Fat: 13g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 347


text:
Redmine is a flexible project management and issue tracking Web application. It supports multiple projects, flexible role based access control, Gantt charts and calendars, news, document, and file management, feeds and email notifications, per-project wikis and forums, time tracking, custom fields for issues, time entries, projects, and users, SCM integration (SVN, CVS, Git, Mercurial, Bazaar, and Darcs), issue creation via email, multiple LDAP authentication support, user self-registration support, multi-language support, and multiple database support.
Estimates the duration of a download.
A utility to program Logitech Harmony remote controls.


text:
- Posts:186
- Followers:6
Free play
0 Reply | 510 ViewsOn 01/01/2012 12:15 PM in Cappers
Money Line: +130 NY Jets
CBB gets it done at 4-2-1 yesterday. Could have been 6-1 if Uconn didn't push for us, and then Louisville drills a 3 with seconds left. But, my College Bowl Picks continue to get hammered. I can not cash an underdog this bowl season. Northwestern a loser for me as Tex A&M kicks a FG with 30 seconds left. I drop Vandy and Virginia also. A terrible bowl run so far.
But it is Sunday and that means NFL. I am still in the Top 3 Cappers for the NFL Money on over 70+ sites. I have not 1 but 2 TOP RATED 10* MONEY-BOMBS going on the final day of the season.
Start 2012 out with a bang and inject some cash into your wallet
FREE WINNER today on the JETS. NYJ off a bad loss to the Giants. Miami blew a big lead to the Pats. Maybe Miami is out of gas. Will side with the New Yorkers here. Higgs
To see more of Sean Higgs's plays click here.


text: Bloomberg BNA provides you the most reliable and up-to-date legal, legislative, and regulatory information on health care law and regulation. Get timely coverage of major court cases, legal developments, legislation, and other congressional action and regulations, including rules under Medicare, Medicaid, and HIPAA. Stay on top of health care reform legislation and track the actions of health care providers, insurance companies, managed care organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers with our suite of Bloomberg BNA health care publications.


text:
Updated for:
Thursday, April 24, 2014 10:47 PM
Published on: Thursday, February 07, 2013
By Holden Wilen
BETHESDA - What the Quince Orchard boys' basketball lacks in height, it more than makes up for in resiliency and toughness.
Coming off two consecutive losses to Sherwood and Magruder, Quince Orchard pulled off a 64-46 upset of Churchill on the road in what was the second night of back-to-back games. Senior guard Charles Porter said he talked to his teammates after the team's 54-39 loss to Magruder on Monday, and told them they would win Tuesday night.
"I told everyone last night when we were on the bench when that clock hit zero," Porter said. "I was like it's mandatory to win tomorrow. I don't care who it is and where we are, we're going to win no matter what and tonight we blew them out."
Porter led Quince Orchard with a game-high 29 points, knocking down eight of his 17 field-goal attempts. He also made 12 of 16 free-throws. As a team, Quince Orchard shot 38 percent from the field.
The Quince Orchard team is the shortest in the county, Porter said. In fact, no player on the team is taller than six-feet three inches. The team doesn't get intimidated by height, Porter said, and uses speed and toughness to win ball games.
Quince Orchard coach Paul Foringer said his team plays hard because it's the only way his team will win.
"We always fight hard," Foringer said. "It's one thing we've talked about is the only way because we seem like we're so weak and so small, the only way we can battle is to press, trap and just fight like crazy. Kids hate me because in practice we do diving for balls drills. That's the kinds of things that we've taught them, and that's really how they believe they have to play to win."
Quince Orchard started the game cold, which is something Foringer said has been a common problem for his team. With three minutes to go in the first quarter Quince Orchard found itself down 7-0. Foringer said the players were taking too many jump shots and not driving to the basket. The team did not stop playing hard, however, and ended the first quarter on an 8-0 run to take the lead going into the second quarter.
In the second quarter, Churchill regained the lead. Trailing 17-14, Quince Orchard again rallied and ended the half on 9-2 run to take a 23-19 into the break. In the second half, Quince Orchard was finally able to break away, outscoring Churchill 41-27 in the half. A key series of plays occurred as the third quarter winded down as Quince Orchard ended the quarter on another 8-8 run, capped by a buzzer-beating jump shot by Porter to extend the lead to 45-31.
For Churchill, the loss ends an eight-game winning streak which began on Jan. 4 in a win over Wootton. Churchill was not able to match the intensity of Quince Orchard, committing 20 turnovers and surrendering a countless number offensive rebounds and second-chance scoring opportunities.
"We did a bad job on the glass which is usually a strength of ours and been a reason we've won a lot of our games this year," said Matt Miller, Churchill head coach. "I think we took a night off and took wins for granted."
For the game, Churchill shot 37.8 percent from the field. Senior forward Bryant Wheatley led the team with 11 points. The Bulldogs' top two leading scorers, junior guard Malik Harris and senior guard Dominique Williams, each scored 10 points. Harris shot 2/10 from the field.
For Quince Orchard, Foringer said the upset win on the road could be a defining moment of the team's season as they close out the season.
"I think this jump starts us through the end of February and hopefully into the playoffs," Foringer said. "We needed this. We needed something like this just because of the last two games."


text:
After examining a lesson plan provided through Verizon Thinkfinity partners and rating it using the Technology Integration Matrix, suggest one or more activities that could be added to the lesson plan to improve it. What change(s) do you suggest that would move the lesson across TIM levels? Please include a link to the original lesson plan.
Here is a nice interactive site. http://www.thinkfinity.org/chain-game-short-e
I like this site and can see how it can be used with our lesson plans. Thank you for posting.
The i civics was a really good website to create a lesson around. It had some fun games that formed around american government.
This lesson falls under the constructive-adaptation category on the TIMS. You could push this lesson into the authentic category by having the students search the internet for real world linear situations and relate them to the findings that they found using the simulation.
I found a wonderful lesson plan for the Executive Branch in i civics. It was interactive and had hard copies of text with worksheets for supporting the information. Most of all the information was accurate as engaging.
This lesson plan needs some animation and attention grabbers for the students. I would include a movie or some type of audio introduction for the students right at the beginning.
This lesson plan is great for the beginning year. Students can create classroom comic books about their classroom procedures/rules and print them once they are completed.
Love this lesson and plan to use it the first two-three weeks of school. It will be a great way for me to get to know my students and for them to learn new things about each other.
This looks awsome. Because the whole school is to have a write a paragraph a day I could take it to a different level and have them research a scientist or science discovery the year they were born.
This website offered a good lesson plan to introduce multiplication by exploring patterns and skip counting. I would suggest as an addition to this lesson that the educator uses a hands on activity to reinforce the material. For example, having the students create arrays using candy, colored squares, etc. will present the material in a different light.
This lesson focuses on the counting model for addition and begins with reading a counting book. Students model the numbers with counters as the book is read. Then they count the spots on each side of a domino and write, in vertical and horizontal format, the sums suggested by dominoes. Finally, the students illustrate a domino and record a sum it represents. There are extensions to this lesson, however it is not interactive at all. All of the group instruction with the teacher would simply be done using a document camera. You could very easily make this interactive by using interactive software that we have available. In the TIM's Matrix this lesson plan would be under the Constructive/Entry level.
This looks like a great lesson that I can adapt for Kindergarten. This community is GREAT!
This link is a chart/worksheet on 3D shapes. The students count and tally the number of shapes they see around the room. As they input the data, it creates a chart. Would be a useful tool for math. On the TIMS chart it falls under active adaptation as there is some student choice and they are exploring.
This is a catchy video on respect with audio that could be used as as part of a social studies citizenship lesson. Useful for beginning of the year. The graphics would appeal to a young audience.
I found an interactive website for the students to be interactive with the cell and with audio gives the name of each organelle with the printed word.
Very informative. Thanks
I work with high school students. This is an interesting website from the Thinkfinity partner, National Geographic. Students can have a discussion about oceans and who owns them. This is a hot topic currently, especially on who should take care of the ocean; as it is a growing problem with the destruction of the ocean and ocean species. http://education.nationalgeographic.com/education/activity/protecting-the-ocean/?ar_a=1&ar_r=999 I think higher level students will really enjoy having a debate. I would also add that students might enjoy creating a "save the ocean" poster.
Even though I work with low readers, this would be a good biology assignment.
I found an interesting sight that covers guiding students through the scientific method. The site also provides information for science fair projects.
Here is a great first week exercise. The kids not only get to learn about other students in the class they also get to tell everyone things about their life that they normally would not think of. I would use this for 7th grade or higher.
I would probably change it and instead of doing every letter of the alphabet I would use their first and last names or just first names...it just depends on how indepth you want to make it.
I am going to use this the first week! Thanks!
This lesson covers all the aspects of letter writing from form to informal to business. It is a fantastic lesson that describes each style of lettering writing very well. It uses the power of the "example" to instruct students on structure, format, and reasons for writing. Students are given examples of the different formats of letter writing to read and discuss. However, I did not find anywhere in the lesson that the students were actually writing. I would add an actual writing portion to the lesson. Love the lesson, just think that the students would benefit more if they practice the writing as well.
Nice site for the book Esperanza Rising, offering comprehension questions and classroom activities for teacher use. Many of these could be put into a presentation for student use, (especially the links to photos and informational sites).
Written for teacher use only, it remains at entry level on the TIM rubric, but any activities/presentations/etc created for student use through the use of those suggested in the site could, of course, bring it into higher levels, depending on which are used.
This site is a worksheet that asks students to analyze informational text, looking for specific bits of information. It's a good beginning activity for introducing this type of text. It might be a place to add a PowerPoint or video to introduce terms, such as author's purpose, main idea, etc.
Lesson Plan--What's My Subject? A Subject-Verb Agreement Mini lesson
Improvements can be made to this lesson by adding audio to the lyrics, not just visiting the website and reading them. Have the kids sing along during presentation. http://jamestaylor.lyrics.info/rainydayman.html
http://www.explorelearning.com/ This site contains online experiments for science and has online lessons for math and science.
Wrong site, previously. Try this one.. A worksheet on informational text.
Good Lesson Plan. It is a historial representation of events by tearing apart the Billy Joel's song "We Didn't Start the Fire". It had the students doing research and further projects which were really cool.
This lesson is awesome! Would be wonderful to use when studying planets, constellations, and the solar system in general. It has wonderful interactives for your students.
This is a simple explanation with a few really basic worksheets/posters about speedwriting, which is a writing technique for to help brainstorm for writing assignment and to help students focus just on ideas and endurance, not grammar.
I think this falls under the entry and active box in the matrix because the students are not actively using technology, but the teacher is using it as a presentation of the explanation for speedwriting.
Learning how to use more of the applications in all of the Office products and actually creating lessons is really great. It will take some initiative to keep going in this direction as it does take time but I believe that the results would definitely be positive.
Here is a site that can be used in class:
It is about growing plants using hydroponics. On this specific lesson there isn't anything the student fills out or writes down their ideas and thoughts about the experiment. This particular lessons needs to have a lab sheet or something that the students actively fill out as they progress through the lesson. But that is something a teacher could do easily.
This is a site found from the Thinkfinity lesson plans. This is a neat site than can be used when discussing character development with your students. The site gives a list of books that can be used in the classroom to teach about issues such as bullying. There is a podcast that features one of the books on the site. As a teacher that will be implementing the 7 Habits of Happy Kids I find this to be a resourceful site. I would currently place this lesson on the entry and constructive level of the TIMs. The increase the level of this activity I would show the students the Reading Rainbow episode of Enemy Pie and discuss how this book may relate to the ones seen on the Thinkfinity site. I would then have students create their own stories against bullying or about being a good friend. The students could then turn that story into a digital story.
...Just and idea
Here is a wonderful site for K-12 called Parts of a Plants http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/lessons.php?DocID=343. It gives students information about parts of a plant, has an interactive component for them to build a salad while determining the parts of each ingredient (carrot - root). In addition, there is an assessment, a scavenger hunt activity, and a home activity to build their own salad at home. I feel this lesson is Adaptation and Authentic on the TIMs.
This is an interactive site that asks "reporter" questions to the students about a character in a book they have just finished reading. I like this because it makes them analyze the characters a little more and think outside of the story. It can help them with their inferring, summarizing, and more.
This link is for a K-2 lesson about planting seeds and watching them grow. It contains links to other websites and has students using an enhanced word document. It can be moved further along the TIMS by perhaps letting students search for their own graphics online to print and include in a folder about their project.
Bobbie Bear Interactive
URL: http://illuminations.nctm.org/ActivityDetail.aspx?id=3
This would be a higher level thinking activity for students to determine different possibilites.
I looked for a beginning of the year fun activity but wanted one that would show me a skill level on the students. The following was a great group of activities:
http://URL: http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L272
This is a multi-part unit that includes:
**Playing the Product Game
**Making their own Product Game
**Classifying Numbers
**Various connections and extensions
I feel like it moves through a lot of different levels on the matrix because the different parts of the lesson are built upon starting at the entry level and moving to the highest levels.
I thought this book would be a great resource for "researched based" strategies that we look for often! It also links to a Henry and Mudge lesson plan that looks interesting!
This is a great lesson dealing with reading strategies and use of graphic organizers. The lesson could be enhanced by making the graphic organizers interactive and therefore easily used by the instructor or students.
Fun With Pattern Block Fractions
URL: http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L347
This lesson focuses on practicing parts to a whole using pattern blocks. This lesson includes a problem solving aspect for student discovery, students working in pairs or small groups, an activity/ data sheet for students to collect their data, and a website component where students can take what they have learned to build their our fraction patterns. One of the extensions ideas for this lesson includes a real life example using candy bars. Something to add to this lesson could be to have students create a picture using fractions pattern block either online or with manipulatives. Then have a partner create the same picture using fractional equivalent pattern blocks.


text:
Many of my general education teachers ask me "what can I do to encorporate Johnny into my classroom when he/she can't read?"I have given the teachers the different modifications for the students and several workshops on ways they can adapt the lessons, but none of them or very few of them are utilizing them to help the students.
When I was in the classroom (I now teach technology K-12), I always had inclusion students. Everything I did involved differentiation- I tried to reach each student where they were- not just teach to the middle or to the top. It did take more time, but the results were well worth it! I had many talented special education teachers for inclass support- they made me a better educator.
Don't give up!
Can you share an example or two of what you have offered your general education teachers to help include students that can't read?
Jane Brown
I think a systemic answer might be a solution. This means we accept as regular classroom teachers that we can't do everything and be everything. Rather, if there is in place some school wide pathways for such kids, such as a scheduled regular meeting with a reading specialist, we can all do our jobs better.
Hi Gail,
Do any of these inclusion classrooms have co-teachers? I have co-taught with an Inclusion teacher in the past, and having another teacher in the room greatly impacted the progress I was able to make with these students. We would each work with different groups of students, and help them all to the best of their abilities. Although I no longer co-teach, I am aware of so many interventions I would have otherwise not known about, and use those in my classroom daily.
Dear Amand, That is the problem. They are not inclusion students. I am the only EC teacher for the whole school. We are a small charter school. I have 14 students on my caseload-3 have 3 hours daily in a resource setting with me because we do not have a self-contained classroom. the others come to my room daily for 1 hour. I have students from grades 1 to 7. The students must return to their general education classroom. The challenge seems to be on how toengage the teachers in using the many different accommodations I have given them and explained to them in detail! The class sizes are no more than 20 in a class, most have 12 to 16 children. We thought to call the local university and see if they have any students in special education to do their practicums as a volunteer in our classrooms. what do you think? Sincerely, Gail Wakeford
Gail, as an Occupational Therapist, I've found that the "proof is in the pudding." I know that you are alone in this thing as you are the only EC teacher. However, that happens with OTs too. The solution for me has been to arrange my schedue so that I am using some of my OT time with students in the classroom, working with the teacher and the students - all of them benefit, it's ok - and the teacher can feel comfortable with the strategies that I am demonstrating and can ask questions and practice while I am there. Strategies and instructions that sound "simple and common sense" to us are sometimes intimidating and confusing to those that are new to them. Give the teachers a chance to see you in action - not only does it help the students and their teachers, it give you time to shine! Good luck!
In my physical science classes, 8th grade, I try to always use a variety of teaching and testing methods, so that anyone can find a place to relate to the subject and "fit in" . This works well for everyone, not just the resource students. By variety, I mean that just about any topic is accompanied by demos, a lab, or at least a lot of discussion - The discussions sometimes lead to our trying things off the cuff to see what happens. I often find that the resource students participate well and understand basic science principles because these kids are often the ones who, on their own time, get outside and "do stuff", getting a real feel for how the world works. These students don't usually make the best grades, but they, if they work hard to complete all assignments, get average grades and are generally happy with how they do. It also helps a lot if I have these same students in our "assisted studies" (study hall) program so that I can help them with the written assignments.


text:
Could somebody offer a suggestion on removing a galvanized nipple to a rusted cast iron P trap for a bath tub. Drain system is under a concrete slab. I intend to replace the tub due to corrosion & rust.Is it also possible that the threads on the trap are gone due to corrosion that makes reconnection w/
new pipe impossible?


text:
While not mandatory, the Town of Smithtown has recommended residents of Nissequogue find a place to relocate during Hurricane Sandy.
The recommendation is made for residents on Long Beach Road, the Public Safety Department confirmed via phone Sunday afternoon. Members of the town's Public Safety Department spoke to locals Sunday door-to-door advising them to leave until it is safe to return.
John Valentine, Director of Public Safety for the town, and John Wagner, Smithtown's deputy director of public safety, were not available for comment by time of publication.
During Topical Storm Irene, residents on Long Beach Road were subject to a mandatory evacuation.
As of Sunday at 5 p.m., the National Hurricane Center labeled Sandy as a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph, moving northeast at 15 mph about 530 miles south-southeast of New York City.


text:
Camps For Curious Minds
It's time to make plans for Summer Camps. With a variety of camps and locations, summer will be awesome. Early bird registration discount ends April 30. Make your plans now. Learn More
Name Your Chair
After 15 years and over 5.3 million visitors, we're renovating the Boeing IMAX Theater and we need your help. Celebrate, honor or remember someone by personalizing a chair. Learn More
Experience Laser Gorillaz
The newest show in our historic Laser Dome is a universe of depth, color and imagery that pulls you along on a virtual excursion through musical fiction. Don't miss Laser Gorillaz. Learn More
Spy Academy Birthday Parties
Celebrating a birthday? Kids of all ages can transform into secret agents and use spy tools, decoders and powers of deduction to decipher mysterious messages. Make your plans now. Learn More
May Science Cafés
Healthy zip codes, genetic warfare, marine food webs. These are the fascinating topics of our May Science Cafés. These events are always free and open to all ages. Learn More
STEM: Science Uncorked
On April 24, come learn about the other "stem" education. Enjoy an evening sampling some of Washington's finest wines while exploring the science straight from the vine. Learn More


text: New stories Upcoming Incoming 40° Moebius: Empire Rising Review | Hardcore Gamer 2h ago - The game isn't just awkward and unpleasant, it's an insult. | PC Comments (1) ValKilmer Source 1.5/5 hardcoregamer... 40° Interview: Greg Kasavin Discusses New Ideas and a New World in Transistor 2h ago - DualShockers speaks with Supergiant Games' Creative Director, Greg Kasavin, on what to expect fro... | PC Comments (0) rmeitz1 Source 30° Super Smash Bros Direct Ultimate Guide 3h ago - Chris of Berathen says, "Masahiro Sakurai, the designer of Smash Bros, has released a lot of info... | Wii U Comments (1) Berathen Source 20° Friday Fan Art Feature #3 April 2014 3h ago - Game-Art-HQ featured six artists and their video game related artworks of Donkey Kong, Jill Valen... | Culture Comments (0) GBK666 Source Ad Dark Souls II Review Now - Drew digs deep into Dark Souls II and delivers a first… | Promoted post Read More SiteBot 30° Explaining the Love of Gaming to the Uninitiated 4h ago - Why do we love to game? This writer tries to put words to the feeling that gaming gives him. | Culture Comments (0) incognito248 Source


text:
I am a new muslim that have converted recently.
My questions is that I have problem with praying the 5 salah daily because of my family which are non muslims. Especially I am afraid that my mother will be really upset if she founds out that I am a muslim. So I did not pray the 5 salahs daily but I tried to pray whenever my family is not around.
I also only eat halal food outside when I am alone. But when I am eating with my parents, I have no choice but to eat food that are not halal because I do not want them to find out I am a muslim.
During the ramadan, I will not be able to fast because my families will find out I am a muslim too. So I would not eat only when I am alone, but when they ask me to eat, I would have to eat.
Can you please tell me what happened if I committed these 3 sins?
Thank You


text:
For years, we've been seeing little Christian comic books everywhere—they get handed to you on the street, they're left at bus-stops, laundromats, schools, etc. These comics, disturbingly designed for children, tell stories about people getting saved by Jesus, or graphically burning in eternal hell-fire if they aren't converted. They vilify science, promote homophobia and other kinds of intolerance, and endorse an extreme Christian fundamentalist version of reality. So we had the idea of making our own comics to promote the opposite—rational thought, tolerance, and humor.
Our comics are at times purely satirical and at other times more earnest, but with all of them we strive to challenge dogmas and promote critical thinking.
We've completed two so far and another three are in the final stages of being illustrated. Future comics will poke fun at intelligent design, examine the Bible's stance on gay rights, question the psychologically damaging effects of teaching children about Hell as a literal place, and explore many other ideas that have been fertile ground for religious dogma and skeptical query.


text:
I Heart Looking Like A Tourist"...Almost as much as I love mocking them."
Original release date: June 23, 2009
This design from the BustedTees Archive will be custom printed just for you and therefore cannot be returned or exchanged. It will also ship separately from other BustedTees products.
Unfortunately, no coupons may be applied to this item.


text:
Main Content
Get that sandy, salty beach feeling every time you pull on the Capitola Classic tank from Roxy. It features the shores of Capitola in a large, retro poster screen print, a unique sun-fade treatment and a racerback for a classically cool look.
- 100% Ringspun cotton fabric
- Model is 5'7" and measures 32-25-35
- Model shown is wearing size XS
- Roxy racerback tank top
- Roxy retro soft hand print
- Roxy sun-fade treatment
- Binding at collar & arm holes
- Rounded hem
- Woven Roxy logo clip tag
- Tagless collar
- Imported
Roxy Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Wordsmith Talk
|About Us | What's New | Search | Site Map | Contact Us
You are not logged in. [Log In] Wordsmith.org » Forums » General Topics » Q&A about words » Looking for a verb... Register User Forum List Calendar Active Topics Search FAQ
Topic Options
#209383 - 02/04/13 01:14 AM Looking for a verb...
Registered: 05/02/06
Posts: 3
In talking about the size of the reservoir in New York's Central Park, my friends and I couldn't seem to find the correct verb to describe what a reservoir does for a city.
What is the verb for "to provide with a drink".
E.g. "The farm feeds the city, the reservoir _____s the city".
Hydrates is close, but it's only for water. Is there a nonspecific verb in English for this action?
Any ideas?
Dan G.
#209390 - 02/04/13 06:24 AM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: dan144]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 12/01/00
Posts: 13783
Provides the city with drinking water.
#209391 - 02/04/13 08:58 AM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: dan144]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 03/15/00
Posts: 11605
Loc: Louisville, Kentucky
You feed and water livestock; I'd just say the farm feeds it and the reservoir waters it. My first thought was a bit less mundane: sustains; but that is not specific to water...except that without water we can't live.
#209392 - 02/04/13 10:18 AM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: dan144]
Registered: 06/05/10
Posts: 1314
Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi
Hey Dan144, the word construction you seek might best be created rather than dug up...
pluviates: verb
ex. ...upon measured release pent up rainwater in the reservoir pluviates the thirsty city.
pluvial (adj.)
1650s, "pertaining to rain," from French pluvial (12c.), from Latin pluvialis "pertaining to rain, rainy, rain-bringing," from (aqua) pluvia "rain (water)," from fem. of pluvius "rainy," from plovere "to rain," from PIE root *pleu- "to flow, to swim" (cf. Sanskrit plavate "navigates, swims;" Greek plynein "to wash," plein "to navigate," ploein "to float, swim," plotos "floating, navigable;" Armenian luanam "I wash;" Old English flowan "to flow;" Old Church Slavonic plovo "to flow, navigate;" Lithuanian pilu, pilti "to pour out," plauju, plauti "to swim, rinse").
#209396 - 02/04/13 12:48 PM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: jenny jenny]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 04/03/00
Posts: 10508
Loc: this too shall pass
I agree with Jackie here: water - to give a drink of water to (an animal); also, to take (cattle) to the water to drink
pluviate sounds too narrow, related to rainwater: you might pluviate your cattle, but I don't think you'd want to pluviate your cat or dog.
#209399 - 02/04/13 01:25 PM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: tsuwm]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 06/23/06
Posts: 5282
Loc: Netherlands, the Hague
Also Agree with Jackie. Simple and covers the whole thing.
#209404 - 02/04/13 08:28 PM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: dan144]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 12/01/00
Posts: 13783
I dunno. Water doesn't sound right for supplying water to a city. You can water an animal or your lawn or the crops, but it doesn't really work for anything else. I say just go with my original suggestion. You don't always need a single word for some concept. And coming up with some word special for the occasion just doesn't work if you expect your language to communicate. Use it and someone is just going to ask you what it means. You'll probably say, "supply water to the city."
#209408 - 02/04/13 09:54 PM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: Faldage]
old hand
Registered: 12/18/06
Posts: 953
Loc: Auckland, New Zealand
#209409 - 02/04/13 10:31 PM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: Faldage]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 04/03/00
Posts: 10508
Loc: this too shall pass
I dunno too.. you can water your plants, water your lawn and your garden.. and evidently someone of an occasion thought to write, "Currently, only 20 per cent of the water pumped from the Tucson basin to water the city is being replaced by rainwater." [New Scientist - May 28, 1987]
#209410 - 02/05/13 05:51 AM Re: Looking for a verb... [Re: dan144]
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 06/23/06
Posts: 5282
Loc: Netherlands, the Hague
'The farm feeds the city' is a simplification because there is a lot more to it. Likewise I think one coùld use 'the reservoir waters the city' in the same oversymplificated way. But do you really need this single word?
Moderator: Jackie
Forum Stats 8688 Members
16 Forums
13783 Topics
213067 Posts
Max Online: 3341 @ 12/09/11 02:15 PM
Newest Members scrabnut, sa'a, csmoore, Jane Luckner, anjela
8688 Registered Users
Who's Online 0 registered (), 27 Guests and 3 Spiders online. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Top Posters (30 Days)
wofahulicodoc 80 endymion6 59 LukeJavan8 58 jenny jenny 52 Tromboniator 13 Faldage 5 Mercur10 1 A C Bowden 1 Jane Luckner 1 MR LOGOPHILE 1
April Su M Tu W Th F Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Board Rules · Mark all read Contact Us · Wordsmith.org · Top
Disclaimer: Wordsmith.org is not responsible for views expressed on this site. Use of this forum is at your own risk and liability - you agree to hold Wordsmith.org and its associates harmless as a condition of using it.
Home | Today's Word | Yesterday's Word | Subscribe | FAQ | Archives | Search | Feedback
Wordsmith Talk | Wordsmith Chat
© 2014 Wordsmith


text:
[caption id="attachment_2122" align="aligncenter" width="336" caption="Slingplayer Mobile for Android"] BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION, [/caption]
Today Sling has released it's television placeshifting app to the Android Market. LEVITRA australia, uk, us, usa, The software, which has been on iPhone and Android platforms for a while, LEVITRA pics, LEVITRA overnight, will allow owners of Sling's set top boxes to watch their video on the go from their Android phone.
A Slingbox is a set top device which can be connected to your TV and allow you to stream live television over the internet, where can i find LEVITRA online. LEVITRA gel, ointment, cream, pill, spray, continuous-release, extended-release, Originally intended for watching live TV on remote computers (or other TVs via the Slingplayer box), Sling has expanded into the mobile market with the explosion of smartphones, cheap LEVITRA. LEVITRA no prescription, In addition to the iPhone and Blackberry platforms, Slingplayer Mobile has been available to select Windows Mobile, discount LEVITRA, Canada, mexico, india, Palm, and Symbian phones, no prescription LEVITRA online.
Not only will users be able to view live TV streamed from their home, but they will have complete control over their box to navigate channels, watch on demand video, and set their DVR to record, BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. Cheap LEVITRA no rx, Video can be streamed over both WiFi and 3G for viewing wherever you are. Not all Slingbox models are officially supported so check the app description to make sure yours made the cut before purchasing, buy cheap LEVITRA no rx. LEVITRA description, Slingplayer Mobile is available in the Android Market for $29.99.
Source: Electronista, LEVITRA from canadian pharmacy. LEVITRA treatment. LEVITRA dosage. Buy LEVITRA online no prescription. Order LEVITRA online overnight delivery no prescription. LEVITRA maximum dosage. Comprar en línea LEVITRA, comprar LEVITRA baratos. Ordering LEVITRA online. LEVITRA coupon. Buy generic LEVITRA. LEVITRA used for. Low dose LEVITRA. Taking LEVITRA. LEVITRA interactions. LEVITRA recreational. Purchase LEVITRA. LEVITRA blogs. LEVITRA cost. Purchase LEVITRA online. Where can i order LEVITRA without prescription. LEVITRA photos. Buy LEVITRA without prescription.
Similar posts: BUY CLONIDINE NO PRESCRIPTION. VPXL OVER THE COUNTER. ACTOS FOR SALE. BUY TORADOL NO PRESCRIPTION. TINDAMAX FOR SALE. CLONIDINE treatment. Rx free CLOMID. Where can i find VERMOX online. Is CIALISPRO addictive. INDOMETACIN mg.
Trackbacks from: BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. BUY LEVITRA NO PRESCRIPTION. Cheap LEVITRA no rx. Rx free LEVITRA. Order LEVITRA from United States pharmacy. LEVITRA blogs. Cheap LEVITRA.


text:
BMW Prices & BMW Values: BMW describes its cars as the "Ultimate Driving Machines." BMW's luxury cars and BMW uniquely styled SUVs are powerful performers with highly-crafted detailed car buyer options. BMW also produces many of its vehicles in the United States, including the BMW X5 and BMW X6. Used BMW retain value very well -- the 2008 BMW X6 is just one example. Wondering what it costs to own a BMW? Build your own BMW.
2012 BMW 3 Series
One of the most popular entry-level luxury vehicles on the road today, the 2012 BMW 3 Series continues the tradition of a variety of premium vehicle trims.
|Your ZIP Code is used to provide you with information specific to your location.


text:
Follow this item and we'll let you know when the price drops
Specifications & Dimensions
|Product Overview:
|Item Weight (lbs.):
|Quantity in Set:
|5 pc.
|Screwdriver Type:
|Tip Type:
|Phillips, Slotted
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
Get it Turning with the Craftsman 5 Piece Screwdriver Set
The basis of any tool box, this kit not only includes #1 and #2 Phillips and slotted screw drivers, but the always handy Craftsman 4-way keychain screw driver, so whether you're on the road or in the shop, fasteners get turning. Featuring a combination of rugged alloyed steel and tough cast plastic designed to deliver a superior grip, even when covered with oil and dirt, each of these drivers performs.
To make your life easier, from prying open equipment, to changing watch batteries and making little tweaks around the house, the included 4 way driver travels in your pocket, so it's always close at hand. A solid set, built to last and backed by Craftsman, load up your kit, and get the job done no matter where duty calls.
- Screw driver set includes: 1 and 2 Phillips and slotted screwdrivers, 4 way pocket screwdriver
- Rugged steel delivers torque
- Polished finish wipes clean after the dirtiest jobs
- Plastic handles are cast for superior grip and longevity
- 4 in 1 driver is the perfect fit for your keychain
- Backed by the Craftsman Forever Guarantee
- Available for Gift Wrap
Added on July 26, 2010
Overall, others give this:
Portland, OR
via sears.com
And they will always be there for you because they have a lifetime replacement guarantee. What's not to like?
Silver Spring, MD
via sears.com
via sears.com
Vista, CA
via sears.com
Auburn, AL
via sears.com
Nothing really fancy here to talk about, just quality screwdrivers that get the job done. With the Craftsman replacement policy, it's foolish to buy any other brand.
Douglas, GA
via sears.com
Craftsman screwdrivers are the only ones I buy. Why change when you have the best ? I give them for gifts and the love them with no complaints.
Franklin Square, NY
via sears.com
Jackson, MI
via sears.com
This is a great starter set or replacement set. Everyone can always use a screwdriver. The best part is they have a lifetime guarantee, the set is very affordable and you can earn shop your way points.
Springfield, OH
via sears.com
Zebulon, NC
via sears.com
Bought these as a Christmas present because of the name. I love Craftsman tools. Very good quality!
The reviewer indicated they are affiliated with this product.
- Free shipping! Orders $59 or more Offer ends 30-Apr-2014 See details.
- MAX Member Exclusive. Choose FREE Store Pickup and Get 5% back in points! Offer ends 30-Jun-2014 See details.
- Spend $199 in tools from Sears and enroll in the Tool of the Month - www.sears.com/toolofthemonth Offer ends 31-Dec-2014 See details.