text:
"Marlow, Buckinghamshire" Top 5 Page for this destination Marlow by nebulaflash
Marlow Travel Guide: 50 reviews and 77 photos
This is a very old town with all the beauty of cared for heritage homes, a bridge and a river. When I lived here forty years ago it was pretty then but I never appreciated it. Now when I visit I love to walk around the perimeters, to visit the lock, to cross the bridge, early in the morning. Everything I could need - shopping, coffee shops, pubs, the timeless peace of the river, and a cultural presence is all within walking distance.
The river has something to tell you
it has travelled all your life
in the cold winter and hot summer
of your nights where dreams
ripple through the world
as though water has always
been here.
- Pros:everything is within walking distance
- Cons:it's busy, lots of traffic
- In a nutshell:high fashion embraces the beauty of the past
Reviews (4)
Sitting by the lock you can almost imagine Victorian women in hats and long flouncing skirts strolling along here,... more travel advice
between All Saints Church, which is next to the bridge, and The George and Dragon pub is an alley. If you walk down in... more travel advice
This bakery has been here since the 1940's and the tea-shop serves a lovely little lunch by bay windows where you can... more travel advice
This is a fine dining experience and the food is usually very good. The ambience is lively but not too loud and the... more travel advice
Comments (6)
I know Marlow, but never discovered 7 corner alley! Seems a shame to call a quaint old restaurant Burgers! Too may McD connotations... Nice page
Tea at Burgers - I lived in Maidenhead for many years and this was a favourite with my children! - leyle
Sounds like I should check out Marlow!
ages since i was there. Love Welsh Rarebit
deinately wouldnt walk down the alley at night ! great bridge picture
Sounds like an interesting place to take a few friends to? Love the bridge.
nebulaflash's Related Pages
Marlow Travel Guide
Member Travel Pages
- "Marlow - on the Thames"
- "Marlow, Buckinghamshire"
- "Marlow on Thames"
- "Marlow"
- "Marlow, UK"
- "Marlow by the Thames"
- "The little town of Marlow"
- See All...
- Things to Do in Marlow
- Hotels in Marlow
- Nightlife in Marlow
- Restaurants in Marlow
- Shopping in Marlow
- Warnings and Dangers in Marlow
- See All...
"Love is the ultimate anarchy"
- Member Rank:
- 0 3 5 7 7
- 34 Reviews
- 130 Photos
- Add Friend
- Follow
- Send Message
Badges & Stats in Marlow
- 4 Reviews
- 5 Photos
- 0 Forum posts
- 6 Comments
- 1,491PageViews
- See All Stats
- See All Badges (7)
Have you been to Marlow?Share Your Travels
Latest Activity in Marlow
- updated a Marlow Travel Page "Marlow, Buckinghamshire"
- Posted in Travel Frankfurt am Main Forum "Re: Hotels close to city with..."
- Uploaded a Photo to "Marlow, Buckinghamshire"
- Commented on one of easyoar's Marlow travel pages
- Wrote a Review Contemplate by the Lock in Marlow Things to Do
Photos in MarlowSee All Photos (5)
Top 10 Pages
- Abbotsford 5 reviews, 7 photos
- Port McNeill Intro, 4 reviews, 7 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Marlow Intro, 4 reviews, 6 photos
- Oliver Intro, 4 reviews, 6 photos
- Stellenbosch Intro, 3 reviews, 5 photos
- Oregon Intro, 2 reviews, 5 photos
- Agassiz Intro, 1 review, 6 photos
- Province of KwaZulu-Natal Intro, 1 review, 4 photos
- Vancouver Island Intro, 1 review, 4 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Chilliwack Intro, 2 reviews, 3 photos


text: trying to display the images in my posts using the default wordpress gallery tag at a width of 650px but the thumbnail size in the media settings seems to have a limit of 500px width. I've got a feeling i need to tweak the wp-includes/media.php file but i cant be sure exactly what needs amending. or is there a more simple way of doing this?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
LA Clippers President To Take Indefinite Leave, NBA Says
A week after the NBA banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the league for life for racist remarks he made, the league announced that the team's president is taking an indefinite leave of absence.
Andy Roeser's leave is effective immediately and will "provide an opportunity for a new CEO to begin on a clean slate and for the team to stabilize under difficult circumstances," league spokesman Mike Bass said in a statement.
The league announced last week that it was working with the Clippers to appoint a new CEO.
Roeser, 54, is one of the league's longest-tenured executives, having just completed his 30th season with the team. He was the first to publicly defend Sterling in the wake of the scandal that erupted last month.
Reuters writes:
"Sterling has not spoken publicly about the scandal. But legal experts have said they do not expect him to give up ownership of his team, which he purchased in 1981 for $13 million when it was based in San Diego, without a fight.
"Experts have estimated the franchise, which moved to Los Angeles in 1984, could now be worth as much as $1 billion."
You must be signed in to leave a comment. Sign In / Register
Please keep your community civil. All comments must follow the NPR.org Community rules and terms of use, and will be moderated prior to posting. NPR reserves the right to use the comments we receive, in whole or in part, and to use the commenter's name and location, in any medium. See also the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Community FAQ.


text:
Virginia is the rural reporter for North West Queensland
Mining giant Glencore says it's focused on improving existing mines, rather than discovering new deposits.
Topics: mining-industry, mining-rural, copper, economic-trends, globalisation---economy, cloncurry-4824
The Chief Executive Officer of an independent research institute says foreign investment is essential for developing northern Australia, but that Australian entities need to get smarter about the process.
Topics: beef-cattle, regional-development, community-development, agricultural-marketing, agricultural-prices, agricultural-policy, foreign-affairs, international-aid-and-trade, townsville-4810
An award in memory of one of the country's beef industry leaders will open next month.
Topics: beef-cattle, awards-and-prizes, rural-youth, cloncurry-4824
Posted| Updated
A cattle station in Queensland's gulf country is pushing to fast track the removal of a quarantine for Bovine Johnes Disease (BJD).
Topics: infectious-diseases-other, beef-cattle, trade, international-aid-and-trade, karumba-4891
Posted| Updated
The Federal Treasurer has assured beef producers of a healthy future for the industry.
Topics: beef-cattle, drought, federal-government, agreements-and-treaties, international-aid-and-trade, cloncurry-4824
Posted| Updated
Feeding minerals and vitamins to livestock has become common practice among graziers in recent years, but the way in which supplements are administered is changing.
Topics: drought, beef-cattle, animal-nutrition, julia-creek-4823
Posted| Updated
Some graziers in north-west Queensland have been forced to find work in the mines due to tough financial conditions brought on by the drought.
Topics: drought, beef-cattle, mining-industry, mining-rural, mount-isa-4825
Posted| Updated
The Queensland Government is investigating a 30,000-hectare land clearing project in North Queensland, following claims that clearing began before a permit was issued.
Topics: beef-cattle, agricultural-crops, agricultural-policy, land-clearing, land-management, croydon-4871
Posted| Updated
An international benchmarking network has found Australian beef production systems are some of the most efficient in the world.
Topics: beef-cattle, sustainable-and-alternative-farming, agricultural-marketing, agricultural-prices, agricultural-subsidies, agricultural-policy, international-aid-and-trade, mount-isa-4825
The first live cattle shipment from the Port of Karumba, in north-west Queensland, for the year will set sail today for Vietnam.
Topics: beef-cattle, international-aid-and-trade, karumba-4891
Posted| Updated
A small, two-year-old kelpie-cross sheepdog, has won the hearts of western Queenslanders at a local agricultural show.
Topics: women-in-agriculture, agricultural-shows, rural-women, community-development, isisford-4731
A specialist in ruminant nutrition says breeding genetically superior livestock is increasing the need to feed supplementary minerals.
Topics: beef-cattle, cattle-feedlots, genetically-modified-organisms, animal-nutrition, julia-creek-4823
Grey nomads have answered the call to help drought affected landholders in north-west Queensland.
Topics: drought, beef-cattle, volunteers, charities-and-community-organisations, richmond-4822
Posted| Updated
A livestock transporter based in north west Queensland is applying for a permit to drive longer trucks.
Topics: beef-cattle, agricultural-prices, agricultural-machinery, road-transport, cloncurry-4824
Posted| Updated
North west Queensland grazier Barry Nelson is a great believer in the old saying, 'never put all your eggs in one basket'.
Topics: goat-production, cattle-feedlots, agricultural-prices, agricultural-marketing, agricultural-policy, richmond-4822
Posted| Updated
Cattle prices in the United States have reached record levels in recent weeks due to tightening supplies.
Topics: drought, beef-cattle, agricultural-prices, united-states
Posted| Updated
Retirees are leading the charge in BlazeAid's first ever drought relief effort.
Topics: beef-cattle, drought, charities-and-community-organisations, richmond-4822
Posted| Updated
Farmers from southern states of Australia have expressed interest in cropping ventures in north west Queensland.
Topics: agricultural-crops, crop-harvesting, irrigation, beef-cattle, community-development, richmond-4822
Posted| Updated
For the first time ever, disaster relief group BlazeAid is focusing on helping drought-stricken farmers.
Topics: drought, beef-cattle, charities-and-community-organisations, richmond-4822
Posted| Updated
The Queensland Rural Financial Counselling Service says the current rate of bank mediation is much higher in small scale cropping areas, rather than inland grazing regions.
Topics: agricultural-prices, agricultural-marketing, agricultural-policy, agricultural-crops, consumer-finance, banking, charleville-4470
The debate over uranium is heating up again in north west Queensland ahead of an anti-uranium meeting in Mount Isa tonight.
Topics: mining-environmental-issues, mining-rural, uranium-mining, mining-industry, mount-isa-4825
Exploration for coal and coal seam gas is progressing to northern parts of the Galilee basin in Queensland.
Topics: mining-rural, mining-industry, coal, beef-cattle, richmond-4822
Political support is mounting for a proposal to build a highway west of the great divide, from Cairns to Melbourne.
Topics: road-transport, agricultural-marketing, beef-cattle, hughenden-4821
The Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry will hold an inaugural Queensland Agriculture Conference on June 26th in Brisbane this year.
Topics: agricultural-marketing, agricultural-policy, community-development, brisbane-4000
Meat and Livestock Australia says cattle prices in eastern states are recovering and have reached levels not seen since 2011.
Topics: beef-cattle, agricultural-prices, agricultural-marketing, drought, mount-isa-4825


text:
Anyone seen !nf3rN.4lL - it gets hold of the admin password in wordpress and hacks the blog
Anyone seen !nf3rN.4lL - it gets hold of the admin password in wordpress and hacks the blog
Proof ?
Now ?
My blog was just compromised - the title was changed to !nf3rN.4lL as was the description. Searching on google produces blogs and forums that are !nf3rN.4lL hacked.
oh, and there as a post saying "hacked by !nf3rN.4lL" and it was by "admin".
This very probably has nothing at all whatsoever to do with WordPress.
The fact is your blog is a very public page which is why it has been defaced.
Look at the server security and the security of other php apps that have known holes the size of trains in first.
Change ALL your passwords.
Every single one.
Probabally a MySQL injection from vulnerabilities in the plugins.. im guessing you are probabally running something that executes php in posts?
Does it have anything to do with this?
Seen the date on that ?
Results 1 - 7 of about 11,000 for !nf3rN.4lL
I've seen the same defacement on phpbb - how can I trace this as it's a hole in my wordpress!
It is NOT a hole in WordPress.
WordPress 1.5.2 has NO known holes.
First, it is not a "hole" in wordpress, it is a mysql injection
2nd its from may 15th at least of 2005
3rd the solution is to Upgrade to wordpress 1.5.1
so if you are running the latest version 1.5.2... its patched
This topic has been closed to new replies.


text:
Sometimes when I enter my site proudmagazine.dk the antivirus (AVG) is triggered and gives me the following message:
URL: proudmagazine.dk/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-gallery-slideshow/org/myplugins/mpf/images/forms.php
Navn: Link to Exploit Site (type 2006)
Other people have complained about the problem too - they use other antivirus programs. Is there anything to do about this?! We have A LOT of users and it's realy bad for business when anti virus alerts go off.


text:
Counting votes is not rocket science
Published: Sunday, January 9, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, January 9, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: Something is wrong. Our voting machines are not counting our votes.
In Washington and Ohio, the original count was wrong and the first machine recount was wrong. In Florida the count was wrong again, and again the state refused to recount. All over the country, there is no check because no record is kept.
And in North Carolina, 4,000 votes were simply thrown away. State officials claim that a paper printout would be too expensive but even gas pumps print receipts. Millions of cash registers in thousands of stores count the money accurately and print receipts. Yet state officials claim that counting votes is difficult.
How difficult can it be to count when one button is pushed and to print that single transaction accurately? How can it be that states can print lottery tickets but can't print out our voting results? How can it be that the Social Security Administration can keep track of millions people and billions of dollars and the tax people can keep meticulous books but the elections people can't count votes?
Something is wrong and it smells an awful lot like fraud.
Peter Hyatt
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.
Comments are currently unavailable on this article


text:
My 'home' page doesn't show up in my 'pages' list so I can't go into it and edit the tags, header titles and add keywords to it. I'm using All In One SEO plugin and that has a box there for 'Home Title', 'Home Description' and 'keywords' which I've filled out BUT when I use my SEO software (Traffic Travis) to analyse the site it says my home page is not optimized.
Any ideas what I can do?


text:
Our Spring edition is out now in newsagents around Australia or you can download a copy to your phone or tablet via the Apple or Android App stores.
With Justin Holland on the cover and photography from surf photographer Peter Aitchison, this is one edition that you don't want to miss.
Also inside check out:
-White water lunatics
-Special feature on Trevor Tunnington
-What this strange weather means for waves with James Casey
Plus wrap ups from every state.
To submit a story contact the editor, Mr Ruben Roxburgh email@example.com
Meet the Editor
Ruben Roxburgh is a ripping waterman and team rider for Hobie SUP Australasia. A former professional long boarder, Ruben is now home with paddle in hand.
Kite Magazine Australia
We are also into kiteboarding in a big way and own Australia's only kiteboarding magazine which has been around for nearly 8 years now.
Windsurfer Magazine
And you guessed it, we also into windsurfing. Our team are busy little seamonsters. Windsurfer Magazine is the latest mag in our collection.


text:
KILGORE -- The Brazos Valley Bombers began their four-game series with the East Texas in strong fashion, defeating the Pumpjacks 9-1. The win moves the Bombers to within four games of TCL leader McKinney, who lost to Coppell tonight by a score of 5-4. Kip Masuda had another outstanding game for the Bombers, collecting three hits and knocking in a season-high five runs.
The Bombers got hot early, as they quickly scored six runs in the first two innings to take a 6-1 lead. Masuda had a two-RBI single in each of the first two innings to pace the Bombers, who scored nine runs on nine hits in the game. The five run cushion was all the Bombers would need, as Jim McGonigle pitched six dominating innings to improve to 3-0 on the season. McGonigle allowed just five hits and one run, while striking out five Pumpjacks hitters.
Jonathon Conrad was nearly perfect in relief, allowing just one hit and n o runs in three innings of work. With the Bombers bullpen depth thin at the moment, his effort was pivotal in allowing other relief pitchers, such as Travis Dirk and Jason Zylstra to get some much needed rest.
Former Bombers Clint Helms struggled on the mound for East Texas, allowing seven runs, and was pulled out of the game after pitching just over three innings. Sam Strickland will be on the mound tomorrow for the Bombers as they look to win their second straight over the Pumpjacks. Bomber fans can tune in live to bvbombers.com and listen to Adam Cain's play-by-play broadcast of the game.


text:
So getting this on-site is important, so it takes priority. Changes - pretty much everything - removed references to "biases" in favour of "ratings" since bias doesn't really exist any more - made everything actually reflect the current v3 formula and not the v1 formula we had several years ago - changed the table examples to those specified in RD's original update thread - added BSR comparison table - clarified powers of Topic Leader - generally made it at all relevant to the stage as it currently exists ----- [title] Stat Limits Discussion [page]

Introduction

Stat Ratings and Base Stat Rating

Stat Rating and Base Stat Rating Examples

Base Stat Rating and Movepool Limits

References

Introduction

This step sets limits that will apply to the Stat Spread and Movepool of the CAP in later steps. The stats and movepool are very important competitive building blocks of a Pokémon, and this discussion allows the general power level of these two factors to be considered in tandem. The point of this discussion is not to consider specific stats or moves; only general ratings and limits are discussed. The limits determined in this step also help shape the general "feel" of the Pokémon, and may influence other parts of the Pokémon—such as art, ability, etc.

The Stat Ratings and Base Stat Rating are not formally voted on by the community. The community will get their "final say" on stats and movepool when they vote on actual stat spreads and moves later on in the process. This step of the process is where the community voices their opinions and arguments to the Topic Leader. At the end of the discussion thread, the Stat and Movepool Limits will be selected by the Topic Leader.

Stat Biases and Base Stat Rating
 Stat Rating Limits set the general stat rating of the Pokémon from an offensive and defensive standpoint. It should be noted that Stat Ratings are not just for limiting stats, but also describe the general build of the Pokémon, in offensive and defensive terms. However, the stat spread is the only part of the project that will be specifically constrained by Stat Rating Limits. There will be four stat rating limits selected and a total Base Stat Rating (BSR) limit. The Stat Ratings are:

Physical Tankiness (PT)

The rating of the Pokémon's physical defense.

Physical Sweepiness (PS)

The rating of the Pokémon's physical offense.

Special Tankiness (ST)

The rating of the Pokémon's special defense.

Special Sweepiness (SS)

The rating of the Pokémon's special offense.

A spreadsheet for calculating the ratings can be found here and the formulae themselves can be found here.

The Base Stat Rating measurement determines the desired overall "power level" of the Pokémon's base stats. In the past, the Base Stat Total (BST) was used to measure the power of base statistics. BST is a very poor metric for stat power, however, so the CAP project now uses Base Stat Rating (BSR) to determine the overall effectiveness of a Pokémon's base stats. The results are more useful and relevant to the relative power of a created Pokémon's stats. The Base Stat Rating is determined by a formula created by X-Act and updated by Rising_Dusk to the fifth generation. The BSR of a Pokémon is divided into 10 different categories, ranging from the "Amazing" rating of Arceus and other Uber Pokémon to the "Horrible" rating of Pokémon like Unown and most baby Pokémon. A better description of these ratings can be found here.

For each individual rating and the overall Base Stat Rating, a range will be specified by the Topic Leader, based on a list of named ranges. The named ranges are as follows, with examples provided for referencing purposes:

Stat Rating and Base Stat Rating Examples

 PT/ST/PS/SS Range	 Stat Description	 Example (PT) 	 Example (ST) 	 Example (PS) 	 Example (SS)

  < 25 	  Horrible 	  Diglett 	  Krabby 	  Chansey 	  N/A

  25 - 49	  Bad 	  Whismur 	  Shuppet 	  Wynaut 	  Beldum

  50 - 74 	  Poor 	  Buneary 	  Gible 	  Munchlax 	  Corsola

  75 - 99 	  Below Average 	  Espeon 	  Furret 	  Snorlax 	  Tauros

  100 - 124 	  Above Average 	  Scyther 	  Quagsire 	  Gligar 	  Swampert

  125 - 149 	  Good 	  Slowking 	  Moltres 	  Hitmonchan 	  Dragonite

  150 - 174 	  Very Good 	  Weezing 	  Gyarados 	  Mew 	  Blaziken

  175 - 199 	  Excellent 	  Tyranitar 	  Mantine 	  Infernape 	  Roserade

  200 - 224 	  Fantastic 	  Bastiodon 	  Umbreon 	  Electivire 	  Porygon-Z

  > 224 	  Amazing 	  Rhyperior 	  Kyogre 	  Rayquaza 	  Alakazam

 BSR Range	 Rating Description	 Examples

  < 50 	  Horrible 	  Caterpie, Magikarp

  50 - 99	  Bad 	  Horsea, Slugma

  100 - 149 	  Poor 	  Elekid, Gulpin

  150 - 199 	  Below Average 	  Plusle, Monferno

  200 - 249 	  Above Average 	  Gorebyss, Vespiquen

  250 - 299 	  Good 	  Roserade, Magnezone

  300 - 349 	  Very Good 	  Metagross, Uxie

  350 - 399 	  Excellent 	  Salamence, Suicune

  400 - 449 	  Fantastic 	  Garchomp, Landorus

  > 450 	  Amazing 	  Mewtwo, Arceus

Bear in mind that the range selected by the Topic Leader need not necessarily fall exactly in line with any of these named ranges.

Base Stat Rating and Movepool Limits

The Base Stat Rating can be seen in general to correlate with the size of the total movepool and Very Good Movepool for the CAP, which is relevant later on in the project, at the Movepool Limits stage. The higher the BSR for a CAP, the smaller its recommended Total Movepool Size and Very Good Movepool. For the purposes of the movepool limitations linked to the BSR of Pokémon, only 5 of these categories are available as listed below. More details on what the Very Good Movepool of a Pokémon means can be found here.

 Overall Ratings	 Movepool Size

Description	 Limit	 Examples	 Description	 Total Moves	 Very Good Moves	 Examples

Above Average	 250	 Spiritomb, Azumarill	 Fantastic	 95	 45	 Tyranitar, Togekiss

Good	 300	 Swampert, Gliscor	 Excellent	 85	 40	 Sceptile, Swampert

Very Good	 350	 Infernape, Lucario	 Very Good	 75	 35	 Mismagius, Steelix

Excellent	 400	 Mew, Heatran	 Good	 65	 30	 Walrein, Heracross

Fantastic	 450	 Deoxys, Garchomp	 Above Average	 55	 25	 Jumpluff, Swellow

Note that the Topic Leader for any given project reserves the right to alter the Movepool Limits depending on the specific requirements of the concept and CAP in question, but these general limits will almost always be used as a rough estimate of how strong the Pokémon's movepool should be.

References

Information about the formula is located here.

A utility for calculating the BSRs for a Pokémon in Diamond & Pearl is located here.

A new utility for calculating the BSRs for a Pokémon in Black & White is located here.

 ----------------- The following links will need to be updated as soon as the articles/helpers in question are approved: BW Stat Ratings BW2 BSR Calculator


text:
Maison Margiela
Leather Backpack
Product Actions
- Zip-up document sleeve at front, house's signature hand-tacked label stitching visible at bag back, polished silvertone hardware
- Lined with fabric; zip pocket at interior
- Flat webbing top handle, adjustable leather and webbing shoulder straps
- Zip closure
- 17" height x 14" width x 4" depth (approximately)
- 3.5" handle drop, approximately
- Made in Italy
The collective at Maison Margiela has been igniting the fashion scene since 1989 and continues to produce cult-favorite men's and women's clothing and accessories with contemporary art appeal. Masters of "deconstructionism," the Maison's artsy, outlier designs subvert classical tailoring techniques with reverse seams, recycled textiles and industrial materials. Newly appointed creative director John Galliano maintains these core foundations as he infuses his signature over-the-top showmanship into the collection, creating a transformative and exciting chapter for the Maison.
Need Help? Have Questions? Contact Us.
Please call 1.888.222.7639 to speak with a Customer Service Representative.
We're here to help you:
Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 9 PM (ET)
Saturday - Sunday, 10:30 AM - 7 PM (ET)
If you prefer email, we can be reached anytime at email@example.com.
Free Shipping & Returns on all U.S. Orders. See Details.


text:
PHILADELPHIA -- Michael Bourn homered to support Roy Oswalt in Houston's 2-1 win at Philadelphia.
Bourn hit a solo shot off his former team to break a 1-1 tie in
the fifth. That was enough offense for Oswalt, who held the
Phillies to a run and five hits in seven innings.
Oswalt is 1-and-3 after entering the game either leading of tied
for the league lead in losses, runs and hits allowed.
Doug Brocail struck out two in the ninth en route to his first
Kyle Kendrick pitched well in defeat, holding the Astros to four
hits in seven innings.
Bourn had two of Houston's four hits.


text:
I know there is a *lot* of confusion around the Community Technology Previews that have been coming out for Visual Studio 2005. I know because I get a *lot* of email about them. Which build is good, what's in them, etc. That's the prime reason John "The Experience" and I created this page. However, there is always funky, er, "interesting" stuff happening around here, so the little details may get missed. Personally, I think the build process around here (especially with all the new virtual build labs) would be an excellent idea for someone to write about. However, in this case it's ASP.NET 2.0 that I want to discuss. Those looking for the latest and greatest build of ASP.NET 2.0 should look at the November CTP rather than the December CTP. Just so you know.
<Insert usual warnings about CTPs here -- They should never be installed on a production machine, or any other machine you don't mind blasting to ground when you're done. They are not of Beta quality. Do not pass go, do not collect $200. Your mileage will vary. etc.>


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
Francisco Cantu
Simplify Your Task Management With The Versatile TaskAgent 3
The new version of TaskAgent makes simple list tracking easier than ever on iOS 7.
Christine Chan
| October 7
App Showdown: Organizing iPhone Lists With Reminders, Cheddar, TaskAgent And Listary
Are you the type to keep tasks in a list rather than a complex GTD system? Then don't miss this App Showdown, where I compare some of the best list apps available.
Christine Chan
| August 8
TaskAgent Receives A Huge Update
Popular task management app TaskAgent receives yet another update, and this one's big!
Andy Nicolaides
| June 1


text:
National IT Summit, November 18-19, Berlin Bosch board of management member Struth on the IT Summit: Industry 4.0 needs an education offensive 15 Bosch projects featured on new Industry 4.0 map
- Schools should be supported with better technical equipment
- Sensors enable valuable analysis of production data
- Hundreds of millions of euros can be saved annually
Save text
- November 18, 2015
- Business/economy
- Press releases
- Images: 10
The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. It employs roughly 375,000 associates worldwide (as of December 31, 2015). The company generated sales of 70.6 billion euros in 2015. Its operations are divided into four business sectors: Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. The Bosch Group comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its roughly 440 subsidiaries and regional companies in some 60 countries. Including sales and service partners, Boschs global manufacturing and sales network covers some 150 countries. The basis for the companys future growth is its innovative strength. Bosch employs 55,800 associates in research and development at 118 locations across the globe. The Bosch Groups strategic objective is to deliver innovations for a connected life. Bosch improves quality of life worldwide with products and services that are innovative and spark enthusiasm. In short, Bosch creates technology that is Invented for life.
PI9117 - November 18, 2015


text:
So - I've tried searching around, but I haven't found the exact answer I'm looking for.
I have a twenty eleven child theme and I'm trying to get one single column page to be white and not black * here's the link - Smart Energy Boston
I found the code
.page-id-25 {
background-color: #FFF;
but that changes that specific pages background color and not the content area.
Any help would really be appreciated


text:
Kelly Pavlik's handlers inched closer to his next fight this week, narrowing the list of possible opponents to four: WBA middleweight champion Felix Sturm, WBC junior middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, former junior middleweight champion Winky Wright and WBO super middleweight champion Karoly Balzsay.
A fight against Balzsay could be at 168 pounds, while the other three would be at the 160-pound middleweight level.
The fight would take place in the fall, with Oct. 3 as the most likely date, and would air on HBO.
For more details, read Saturday's Vindicator or visit Vindy.com.
i thought he said no more going up in weight
No one wants to see Pavlik fight smaller guys so scratch Martinez off that list... You don't want the negative talk that Taylor got for fighting little guys, unless it is Paul Williams.
Winky Wright just got whooped by Paul Williams and is clearly past his prime and of no stature in the sport anymore, so why fight him?
As for bumping up, we all read Kelly & Jack's comments after the Hopkins disaster and I thought they were adamant that he would not bump up in weight. Heck, Kelly even said about the super middleweight tournament, "I'm a middleweight" not a super middleweight. So the Balzsay fight seems like an odd choice.
That pretty much leaves Sturm. Fight him Kelly, take his middleweight belt and further cement your place in that division's history. Then fight Paul Williams... PLEASE!


text:
Product Description
After eight seasons, we know these characters like our own family members. So, much of each episode's comedy is built upon our anticipation of how they will react to each other, as when Marie catches Raymond and Debra in an escalating series of lies or when the Barones share Thanksgiving with Amy's more uptight family, who, she observes at one point, "wouldn't yell if they were on fire." In one of the season's best episodes, Debra seizes on a rift between Marie and family newcomer Amy over thank-you notes to shift the balance of power from the manipulative and Machiavellian Marie (as always, a losing battle).
Raymond is one of those rare sitcoms that stayed on top of its game during its nine-year run. This penultimate season is filled with classic episodes and priceless moments. The incisive and intimately observed writing, brought to life by the peerless, Emmy-winning ensemble, could turn on a dime from funny to genuinely moving. In "Golf for It," the season finale, Raymond and Robert pull an all-nighter waiting for a tee-time. Their conversation turns to the indomitable Marie, and which of the brothers will care for her in her dotage. Marriage, as Paul Rudd's character observes in Knocked Up, "is like a tense, unfunny version of Everybody Loves Raymond." But the secret to Raymond's enduring success is that it's funny because it's true. --Donald Liebenson


text:
Clean, not too fruity, balanced. Nice. Impressive for a French Chard.
More posts
- Great Chardonnay! Paired well with some pasta with a cream sauce and chicken with zucchini and cherry tomatoes.
- House chardonnay
- Strong butter on the nose with a hint of Granny Smith Apple. Pallet delivers with rich butter, full body, long finish.
- Toasty oak on the nose, smooth pallet with long satisfying finish.
- Light nectarine on the nose opens into a grapefruit pallet with medium effervescent finish.


text:
Martha Johnson, former administrator of the General Services Administration, apologized April 16 for her actions and the now tarnished image of the agency.
"I deeply regret that the exceedingly good work of GSA has been besmirched," Johnson told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. "I will mourn for the rest of my life the loss of my appointment."
Johnson said she stepped down to show how unacceptable the event were and let a new team of leaders take GSA forward.
Johnson and the other officials involved in the scandal surrounding the Western Regions' Conference in 2010 testified before the committee. One witness, Jeff Neely, GSA's Region 9 commissioner who helped in planning the Western Region's Conference, chose not to speak at the hearing, citing his Fifth Amendment rights.
Johnson told the committee GSA Deputy Administrator Susan Brita requested an investigation of the Western Region's Conference in October 2010. The inspector general subsequently briefed Brita, with a presentation on the initial findings, and Brita shared the results with Johnson and three senior officials in May 2011.
The hearing was just the first of several that GSA officials will undergo over the next few days. See the full calendar, to date, here.
Johnson said in those interim nine months before receiving the IG report, GSA officials continued work to strengthen the leadership, regain control of the organization and address conference management.
But Johnson said she decided to resign three days before the final IG report was released. She had thought about it for the previous six weeks.
As to the conference, Johnson said it had gone downhill since the late 1990s when it had a clear focus.
Johnson worked as GSA's chief of staff from 1996 to 2001. Under President Barack Obama, she was confirmed as GSA administrator in 2010.
In her second tenure as a senior official at GSA, Johnson said the Western Regions' Conference was "an economical, straightforward set of training sessions."
Since then though, the conference had fallen away from its intent, she said.
It "had evolved into a raucous, extravagant, arrogant, self-congratulatory event that ultimately belittled federal workers and would stain the very work that other committed staff and I were preparing to do," Johnson said.
She said leaders apparently competed to show their people how much entertainment they could provide, rather than how much performance capability they could build.
But "the expensive planning for that conference was well underway when I entered GSA, and I was unaware of the scope," Johnson said.
The conference cost more than $822,000. GSA employees stayed at the luxury hotel and had a lavish reception costing $31,208.
Rep. Michael Turner (R-Ohio) brought a Black Jack vest with the Western Regions' Conference, a commemorative coin, a yearbook of conference attendees and a book about Las Vegas where the conference was held, all of which he said were a waste of tax dollars.
Later in the hearing, Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) said scandals like GSA's conference make the public distrust their government.
About the Author
Matthew Weigelt is a freelance journalist who writes about acquisition and procurement.
E-Mail this page
Printable Format
Advanced Search
In the latest issue: grid security, agile development, BYOD and more!
Get the full issue
The latest version of the Defense Department-wide Enterprise Service Management Framework places more emphasis on managing IT risk.
Despite GSA's efforts to accelerate the FedRAMP approval process, the lack of agency reciprocity puts the program's central goals at risk.
Got some early-career colleagues who are doing great things in federal IT? Nominate them for FCW's 2016 Rising Star awards.
The agency software inventories required under the draft category management policy will be treasure maps that lead to efficient, effective, streamlined buying and unprecedented savings.
As experts warned of the "dire" threats posed by outdated federal technology, lawmakers grilled top feds, debated workforce issues and inched closer to backing a $3.1 billion fix-it fund.
The agency is making strides in developing and deploying border technologies but still has some weaknesses.
Agencies have spent almost $23 billion on legacy IT over the past three years, according to reports to Congress. Is a revolving fund the answer?
The United Kingdom will go live with its governmentwide digital identity platform, GOV.UK Verify, in the coming days. The U.S. government will need a little more time.
What contracting officer representatives really think is needed to fix contract management.
Having now listened to the entire hearing this certainly portrayed Ms. Johnson in a favorable light. You maybe should have mentioned the $9K bonus she awarded Nealy when she had an interim IG report citing his wrong-doings. Ms. Johnson smarmy response that the performance review process is separate from the disciplinary process was astounding yet typical. She seems to confuse the term 'inconclusive' with merely 'incomplete'. She said she didn't even read the report provided by the IG?!?! Then she claims credit for moving to address the issue. She is certainly arrogant - guess that's why she is a political.
"besmirched"...now you know why the agency had an issue communicating an undertanding of the rules and policies to the career employees.
Although this is clearly an abuse of taxpayer money, it pales in comparison to the Government-guaranteed loans to Solyndra and other "green" energy companies. Makes you wonder the true meaning of the word "green". IMHO, this $800K scandal distracts from the real scandals. Who should take the bullet for Solyndra?
so lets spend a couple million on hearings and rules congress will ask the GSA make exceptions to for their own projects.
Hrmm..... That's leadership? Resign when your senior manager commits administrative suicide? BTW, do you think the whole link with where Ms. Johnson was supposed to be the week of the conference and the White House's involvement in asking Solyndra to delay the layoff announcement until after the election will come to the surface? GSA getting involved in White House political meddling has ended the careers of more than one GSA Administrator.
Show All Comments
8609 Westwood Center Drive, Suite 500Vienna, VA 22182-2215 703-876-5100
© 1996-2013 1105 Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only.To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to colleagues, clients or customers, visit: www.1105Reprints.com


text:
Talk:Flexible product development
|WikiProject Business
|(Rated Start-class, Low-importance)
Similarity to Agile Software Development[edit]
The article states "agile software methods generally rely on special characteristics of the software medium, especially object technologies, which are not available to non-software products". As a practitioner of agile software development, I would see software specific capabilities such as automated build and test as enablers of agile, but I'm not so sure about object orientation. How does this enable agile? Why couldn't I use agile methods developing in a non-object oriented language - eg COBOL or C? Coheocha (talk) 11:24, 22 April 2008 (UTC)
Object technologies allow one to modularize a product easily, and this allows dividing a project into small pieces more suitable to the small teams and short iterations characteristic of agile methods. Also, with modules one can concentrate areas of a product likely change more easily, and this helps to manage change.
This article does not define flexible product development, it talks around it. Please help clarify. --SueHay 18:38, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
The term is defined in the initial sentence, "Flexible product development is the ability to make changes in the product being developed or in how it is developed, even relatively late in development, without being too disruptive." Prestonpdx (talk) 18:42, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
Username of article creator[edit]
The username of the article's creator, seems to match the name of the author who wrote the book after which this article is titled: "Preston G. Smith". Park3r 09:03, 18 October 2007 (UTC)
Merge into lean manufacturing?[edit]
"It has been suggested that this article or section be merged into Lean manufacturing." This would not be appropriate because this is an entry on product development, not on manufacturing. It might be possible to merge it into an article on lean product development, but no such article exists now. Even merging it with lean product development would work only as a contrast. Lean, whether in manufacturing or in product development, is basically doing more with less (improving efficiency). Flexible development, on the other hand, generally has a price associated with improving flexibility (See Alistair Cockburn's "Learning from Agile Software Development—Part One." Crosstalk: The Journal of Defense Software Engineering 15 (10): 10–14, for a discussion of trading money for flexibility). Prestonpdx (talk) 19:02, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
I agree with Preston. Gchinkle (talk) 21:43, 15 September 2008 (UTC)
Proposed article renaming[edit]
To draw this article away from potential accusations of just promoting the book Flexible product development, I propose to rename the article to Agile product development which would better suit it to the topics with which it is associated. Greyskinnedboy Talk 22:02, 6 January 2010 (UTC)


text:
Winter Jackets - MensSave on Men's Winter Jackets at Proboardshop.com! Great selection of street gear at unbelievably low prices. Proboardshop has been selling Winter Jackets and outdoor gear for over 30 years and we're proud of it.
Please refine here
- Brand: The North Face
- Size: XX-Large
Winter Jackets
The North Face Clooney Triclimate Ski JacketReg: $299.00 On Sale: $224.95 - $239.95
Size: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large
The North Face Inlux Insulated Jacket
Size: Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-LargeReg: $199.00 On Sale: $149.95
The North Face Inlux Insulated Jacket
Size: Medium, XX-LargeReg: $199.00 On Sale: $159.95
The North Face Rev Kingston II JacketReg: $149.00 On Sale: $111.95
Size: Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large


text:
Oye It's Friday- With Katrina Kaif .Oye! come fall in love with the Bollywood's leading diva 'Katrina Kaif' , along with 'Kailash Kher', first male performer on Oye!,'Hussain' and 'India's Latest teen-sensation 'Rhys-Sebastian'
Disclaimer: All Logos and Pictures of various Channels, Shows, Artistes, Media Houses, Companies, Brands etc. belong to their respective owners, and are used to merely visually identify the Channels, Shows, Companies, Brands, etc. to the viewer. Incase of any issue please contact the webmaster.
Popular Channels :Star Plus | Zee TV | Sony TV | Colors TV | SAB TV | Life OK
Quick Links :Top 100 TV Celebrities | Top 100 Bollywood Celebs | About Us | Contact Us | Advertise | Forum Index


text:
Photo Details
Illustration shows a man and a woman (girlfriend or wife) at a musical revue, the man is staring at a chorus girl who is temptingly standing in front of him; the man's wife or girlfriend is looking at him with a concerned look on her face.
Hill, W. E. (William Ely), 1887-1962, artist
- Cartoons (Commentary)--1910-1920.
- Magazine covers--1910-1920.
- Offset photomechanical prints--Color--1910-1920.
- Periodical illustrations--1910-1920.
- 1 photomechanical print : offset, color.
- 1910s, U.S. Library of Congress, and Arts & Entertainment
- Miscellaneous Items in High Demand
- Tantalus (Greek mythology)--1910-1920.
- Beauty--1910-1920.
- Temptation--1910-1920.
- Chorus girls--1910-1920.
- Men--Social life--1910-1920.
- Couples--1910-1920.
- Title from item.
- Illus. in: Puck, v. 69, no. 1774 (1911 March 1), cover.
- Copyright 1911 by Keppler & Schwarzmann.


text:
Hallo, I just installed this calendar and it looks great.
I want to use the calendar in conjunction with my phpBB forum event-agenda. This is a rather simple use. However I need to be able to add a hyperlink or URL that is click-able into the description textarea or a custom field.
I created a custom-field but do not know how to format a link in a way that it is clicable like e.g. the
html -tag.
Any suggestions ?


text:
Get the Look: An Education's Fab Frocks
Get the Look: An Education's Fab Frocks
Photo 1 of 13
ADVERTISEMENT ( more slides)
Get the Look: An Education's Fab Frocks
Writer Nick Hornby's movie An Education chronicles the coming-of-age story of a teenage girl in 1960s suburban London, whose life is affected by the arrival of a playboy nearly twice her age. With a great cast including Carey Mulligan, Peter Sarsgaard, Emma Thompson, Alfred Molina, and Rosamund Pike, the movie features fab set design and gorgeous dresses. Check it out in theaters this Friday, but for now, see how you can translate Mulligan's gorgeous dresses to your home.
Source: IMDB


text:
EMBARGOED BY Science
FOR RELEASE ON Thursday, June 2, 2005 12:00 AM PDT
Scripps Institution of Oceanography / University of California, San Diego
Research led by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, that describes the first clear evidence of human-produced warming in the world's oceans will be published June 2, 2005, in the peer-reviewed journal Science.
The research was first announced publicly and widely publicized in February at a news briefing at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, D.C.
(For details, see http://scrippsnews.ucsd.edu/article_detail.cfm?article_num=666)
The paper's abstract notes: "A warming signal has penetrated into the world's oceans over the past 40 years. The signal is complex, with a vertical structure that varies widely by ocean; it cannot be explained by natural internal climate variability or solar and volcanic forcing, but is well simulated by two anthropogenically forced climate models. (The authors) conclude it is of human origin, a conclusion robust to observational sampling and model differences. Changes in advection combine with surface forcing to give the overall warming pattern. The implications of this study suggest society needs to seriously consider model predictions of future climate change."
Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego, is one of the oldest, largest, and most important centers for global science research and education in the world. Now in its second century of discovery, the scientific scope of the institution has grown to include biological, physical, chemical, geological, geophysical, and atmospheric studies of the earth as a system. Hundreds of research programs covering a wide range of scientific areas are under way today on every continent and in every ocean. The institution has a staff of more than 1,400 and annual expenditures of approximately $195 million from federal, state, and private sources. Scripps operates oceanographic research vessels recognized worldwide for their outstanding capabilities. Equipped with innovative instruments for ocean exploration, these ships constitute mobile laboratories and observatories that serve students and researchers from institutions throughout the world. Birch Aquarium at Scripps serves as the interpretive center of the institution and showcases Scripps research and a diverse array of marine life through exhibits and programming for more than 430,000 visitors each year. Learn more at scripps.ucsd.edu and follow us at Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
About UC San Diego
The University of California San Diego is a student-centered, research-focused, service-oriented public institution that provides opportunity for all. Recognized as one of the top 15 research universities worldwide and born of a culture of collaboration, UC San Diego sparks discoveries that advance society, drive economic growth and positively impact the world. Our students, who learn from Nobel laureates, MacArthur Fellows and National Academy members, are committed to public service. For the sixth consecutive year, UC San Diego has been ranked first in the nation based on research, civic engagement and social mobility. We are one campus with multiple pillars of excellence, a top ten public university that is transforming lives, shaping new disciplines and advancing the frontiers of knowledge. Learn more at www.ucsd.edu.


text:
DenimBlog.com › Blog › LOOK BOOK: Denim of Virtue Fall 2011
We would like to thank the following sponsors who support us in bringing you all the celebrity denim news you love.
LOOK BOOK: Denim of Virtue Fall 2011
Here is the brand new Fall 2011 Look Book for men and women from Denim of Virtue. They have lots of new styles and washes to choose from and I love the styling of this Look Book. Are any of you readers a fan of the brand?


text:
Joan "Ma" Susan Frank, 81, of Wabasso passed away Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at the St. John Lutheran Home in Springfield.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, December 6, 2013 at St. Anne's Catholic Church in Wabasso. Visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m. with a prayer service at 7 p.m. today at St. Anne's Catholic Church. Visitation will continue on hour prior to the service at the church Friday. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Online condolences may be placed at www.sunsetfuneralassociation.com. The Sunset Funeral & Cremation Association is caring for the family.
Joan Susan Frank was born September 18, 1932 to Henry and Eva (Rittenour) Bernardy in Vail Township, Redwood County. She was baptized September 25, 1932 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Seaforth. She was given her first communion in 1940 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Clements and was confirmed in 1942 at St. Catherine's Catholic Church in Redwood Falls. She attended public school and graduated from Wabasso High School in 1950.
On August 29, 1950, Joan was united in marriage to Wilbur Frank at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church in Lucan. They made their home in the Wabasso area where Joan was a housewife and mother to 16 children and her husband of 63 years, Wilbur.
She was a member of St. Anne's Catholic Church in Wabasso and a member of the Wabasso American Legion Auxillary.
Joan enjoyed playing softball, bowling, Yahtzee, cards, horseshoes, puzzles, canning and gardening but most importantly, Joan enjoyed entertaining her friends and spending time with her family. Her home was always open.
Grateful for having shared in Joan's life is her husband, Wilbur Frank of Wabasso; her children, John (Charlene) Frank of Wabasso, Mike (Chris) Frank of Wabasso, Diane (Jim) Guetter of Wabasso, Mary (Jeff) Heiling of Wabasso, Suzie (John) VanLoy of Wabasso, Cathy (Todd) Altermatt of Wabasso, Steve (Janell) Frank of Wanda, Janice Baune of Wabasso, Margaret (Jeff) Fennern of Wabasso, David (Terrie) Frank of Wabasso, Ken (fiance Julie Funk) of Chanhassen, Lori (Steve) Koch of Salina, Kansas, Dennis (Nancy) Frank of Wabasso and Vicki (Craig) Irlbeck of Wanda; siblings, Flo Szczesniak of Spicer, Lucille Tercheria of Spicer, Bean Bernardy of Wabasso and David Bernardy of Tucson, Ariz.; 43 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two sons, Jim and George, seven brothers, Vincent, Victor, Clarence, Alfred, Jerome, Barney, and Hank, and three sisters, Susan Hammerschmidt, Rose Zieske and Loretta Miller.
Blessed be her memory.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have announced kickoff times for their 2013 home games and their "Shamrock Series" contest against Arizona State.
Notre Dame's "Shamrock Series" game against the Sun Devils will be played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Saturday, Oct. 5. The game will be televised by NBC at 7:30 p.m. ET.
All Fighting Irish home games, except for USC, will be televised by NBC at 3:30 p.m. ET. That includes games against Temple (Aug. 31), Michigan State (Sept. 21), Oklahoma (Sept. 28), Navy (Nov. 2), and BYU (Nov. 23).
The USC game on Oct. 19 will be televised by NBC at 7:30 p.m. ET. It will be the second consecutive time that Notre Dame and USC have played at night in South Bend. The last time was Oct. 22, 2011 when the Trojans defeated the Irish 31-17.
The Fighting Irish open the 2013 season at home against Temple on Saturday, Aug. 31. As previously mentioned, that game will be televised by NBC at 3:30 p.m. ET.
Notre Dame has already completed their Spring Practice. On Saturday, the defense topped the offense 54-43 in the annual Blue-Gold game.
Football Schedules
Oklahoma, USC and BYU make this an exciting home schedule. All three teams lost to the Irish but are projected to be better this year. Congrats to you Mr Swarbrick, very happy with this home schedule.
Watch out Domers, State will be a 10 win team this year.
NBC has a good slate of Notre Dame home games this year. I don't understand why NBC doesn't purchase a few other independent games (i.e. Sept. 7 -Texas at BYU and Oct. 12 – GA Tech at BYU) to have a more complete slate of games. They allow ESPN to have to many good games that get lost in its glut of games. NBC could easily pay a million dollars per game for those two games and make a mint. It might be worth buying the rights from ESPN.
I think BYU likes their ESPN deal too much for NBC to get any part of it.
Its all about nd nobody will watch any byu game if notre dame is playin! No disrespect intended to byu


text: a good report, and a lot of volume . . .Remember the earnings release about selling the a "National Sandwich shop"?? Maybe the contract is being inked?? There are basically three - Togo's, Subway, and Quizno (sp?). . .if they sell to any one of those, that could make this a $4 stock.


text:
Maybe the sun will rise by Al-BaumWatch
©2012-2016 Al-Baum
Love the color and the vignette.
So eerie and beautiful.
excellent work...
this is sooooo beautiful
fantastic exposure.
I can look at this for hours...
lovely, alien-like.
Nice pic
i like simplicity
Mhh, love this (: Just beautiful!
while here it is less the simplicity but more the certain tone of the colour and light, it is more the daytime and the shade but beginning light which make it special!
nice shot, I should try portra VC too
great w( 'o')w<wow
Your stunning photo has been featured in:
The Weekly Six!
on my dA page!
Thank you for sharing your work!
The Weekly Six!
on my dA page!
Thank you for sharing your work!
Fantastic moody Holga picture Alain!
great picture!


text:
Apparently, this user prefers to keep an air of mystery about them.
Communities (16)
Top Network Posts
- 67Cookie overflow in rails application?
- 38How to use bitbucket and github at the same time for one project
- 30Does performance differs between Python or C++ coding of OpenCV?
- 22What is the reliable method to find most time consuming part of the code?
- 20How and why do normalization and feature scaling work?
- 16Is it possible to debug mex code with Eclipse?
- 10"invalid configuration argument " error for the call of CUDA kernel?
- View more network posts →
Keeping a low profile.
This user hasn't posted... yet.
Badges (1)
Gold —
Silver 1
Bronze —


text:
Poll: When is it OK to "out" anonymous bloggers?
posted at 1:14 pm on June 7, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
In one corner: Ed Whelan of Bench Memos. In the other: Glenn Reynolds, James Joyner, and Rick Moran. All four are highly respected bloggers, but they have squared off over a contentious point in the blogosphere. Is there ever a time when one blogger should tear away another's anonymity? If so, what threshold should abuse meet before taking that action?
Ed Whelan got steamed over a rather personal style of criticism for his analysis of the Sotomayor nomination from Publius of Obsidian Wings, an anonymous attorney who has blogged for years under a pseudonym. Whelan explains why he felt it necessary to expose the blogger while rebutting the criticism:
One bane of the Internet is the anonymous blogger who abuses his anonymity to engage in irresponsible attacks. One such blogger who has been biting at my ankles in recent months is the fellow who calls himself "publius" at the Obsidian Wings blog.
In the course of a typically confused post yesterday, publius embraces the idiotic charge (made by "Anonymous Liberal") that I'm "essentially a legal hitman" who "pores over [a nominee's] record, finds some trivial fact that, when distorted and taken totally out of context, makes that person look like some sort of extremist." In other of his posts (including two which I discussed here and here), publius demonstrated such a dismal understanding of the legal matters he opined on—including, for example, not understanding what common law is—that it was apparent to me that he had never studied law.
Well, I'm amused to learn that I was wrong about publius's lack of legal education. I've been reliably informed that publius is in fact the pseudonym of [redacted]. I e-mailed [redacted] to ask him to confirm or deny that he is publius, and I copied the e-mail to the separate e-mail address, under the pseudonym "Edward Winkleman," that publius used to respond to my initial private complaints about his reckless blogging. In response, I received from "Edward Winkleman" an e-mail stating that he is "not commenting on [his] identity" and that he writes under a pseudonym "[f]or a variety of private, family, and professional reasons." I'm guessing that those reasons include that friends, family members, and his professional colleagues would be surprised by the poor quality and substance of his blogging.
As I told Ed (to no avail), I have blogged under a pseudonym largely for private and professional reasons. Professionally, I've heard that pre-tenure blogging (particularly on politics) can cause problems. And before that, I was a lawyer with real clients. I also believe that the classroom should be as nonpolitical as possible – and I don't want conservative students to feel uncomfortable before they take a single class based on my posts. So I don't tell them about this blog. Also, I write and research on telecom policy – and I consider blogging and academic research separate endeavors. This, frankly, is a hobby.
Privately, I don't write under my own name for family reasons. I'm from a conservative Southern family – and there are certain family members who I'd prefer not to know about this blog (thanks Ed). Also, I have family members who are well known in my home state who have had political jobs with Republicans, and I don't want my posts to jeopardize anything for them (thanks again).
All of these things I would have told Ed, if he had asked. Instead, I told him that I have family and professional reasons for not publishing under my own name, and he wrote back and called me an "idiot" and a "coward."
While Glenn gave a measured and somewhat disapproving view of Ed's actions, James and Rick passionately denounce the outing. James:
While I generally find the practice of revealing people's secrets to the public distasteful, there are times when it's appropriate. Public officials who are abusing their power is the most obvious case. Here, however, there is no public benefit achieved. Whelan is simply annoyed that Publius had been "biting at my ankles in recent months" and critiquing his blog posts.
Jeopardizing a man's career and family relationships over something so petty is simply shameful.
Rick, as is his wont, writes at length about his outrage:
The point is, there are a lot of good reasons for bloggers to remain anonymous and Ed Whalen has no right to decide differently just because he got steamed about someone's response to his analysis. Did Publius commit a crime? Was he slandering Whalen? If not, Whalen's fit of personal pique looks low, tawdry, childish, and vengeful. The closest Publius got to getting personal with Whelan was in calling him a "know-nothing demagogue." And this was after making the point that Whelan knew better and was simply pandering to conservative sensibilities.
Holy Jesus, Ed. I've got pretty thin skin myself but it would take a helluva lot more than that to set me off. Questioning my integrity will do the trick as will trying to tell me what to write on my own site. And if you plan on commenting on this or any other post without reading what I've written and instead, substitute what you think I wrote or make the same points I made in the post and try and convince me I didn't make them, you might as well be prepared for some skin flaying because that is my number one pet peeve.
But a "know-nothing demagogue?" In the rarefied atmosphere you inhabit at NRO and other elite bastions of opinion, them's might be fightin' words, but in the blogosphere, that's almost a compliment. To point out that almost any blogger has experienced much, much worse (and dished it out accordingly) would be to mention the obvious to anyone who has spent more than an hour reading blogs.
When I first began blogging, I used a semi-pseudonym, a nickname I'd had for two decades before blogging, for much the same reason as Publius. I worked in the corporate world and not academia, but I didn't want my firm's customers or my staff to get uncomfortable working with me. My family already knew about the blogging, so that wasn't a motivation for me, but otherwise I completely understand why Publius wanted to retain his anonymity. My success eventually outed me, and it did cause me some problems — most of which were self-inflicted — but I'm happy about how it worked out since, for obvious reasons. Had someone else outed me instead, I would have been furious, and for good reasons.
Had Publius published Ed's personal information, or had slandered him factually, I could understand the need to make his identity public and force him to bear responsibility for such attacks. However, as Rick says, calling someone a "know-nothing demagogue" doesn't qualify. It may be annoying, and I think it reflects very poorly on Publius, but that's the kind of ad hominem attack bloggers get from Day One. Truman's Axiom comes into play here — if a blogger can't take that kind of heat, he ought to reconsider blogging.
Ed's a great blogger, but I think he let Publius get too far under his skin, and he reacted poorly in outing someone and risking their professional career. Outing Publius didn't do anything to advance Ed's argument, but made him look vindictive and petty instead. Bloggers should worry less about the anonymity of bloggers (which isn't a "bane" at all) and respond to the arguments instead — or ignore them.
Do you agree or disagree? Cast your vote in the poll below, and this poll will take multiple answers:
Update: SteveMG asks me the following in the comments:
I'm curious as to whether your bloggin changed substantively once you became public? Did you say things anonymously that you wouldn't have publicly? Even if it didn't affect your job, friends, et cetera? In other words, did the "cover" of anoynmity give you – consciously or not – a freer hand?
I don't think it changed my blogging at all, mainly because I always prepared to get outed, accidentally (as it happened) or otherwise. I was never inclined to hyperbolic writing, anyway.
Update II: Ed Whelan responds here. Michael Krauss agrees with Ed. And Joe Gandelman has a good roundup of thinking on this issue.
Related Posts:
Breaking on Hot Air
- Hyscience
- Mixed feelings on the Blogger outing « Political Byline
- Outing: As Unacceptable in Blogging as It Is in Matters of the Heart. | Little Miss Attila
- Southern Appeal » My friend, Publius
- Top 100 Political Blogs: Michelle Malkin Is Number 7! « Frugal Café Blog Zone
- The Moderate Voice
- Instapundit » Blog Archive » IS IT WRONG TO "OUT" ANONYMOUS BLOGGERS? I think blogging anonymity is fine — though in the absenc…
- Bookworm Room » Random thoughts on a Sunday afternoon
- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Poll: When is it OK to "out" anonymous bloggers? « Rosencrantz & Guildenstern, Ltd.
- The Volokh Conspiracy
- Another Blogging Pseudonym Bites the Dust: | My Legal Spot
- Can We Trust Bloggers Anymore? « AmeriCAN-DO Attitude
- On anonymous or pseudonymous blogging « The Unpersons
- Should a Person's Facebook-ing, MySpace-ing, Tweeting and Blogging be Protected akin to "Sexual Orientation"? « AmeriCAN-DO Attitude
- The Words "Irresponsible Anonymous Blogger" Get Tossed Around A Lot These Days « Around The Sphere
- Outing bloggers and etc… « DaTechguy's Blog
- Blogs For Victory
- Bogus Gold
- Outing Bloggers « The American Catholic
- Exurban League
- Outing Anonymous Bloggers is Wrong « Daily Dose
- The Greenroom » Forum Archive » Outing Liberal Blogger - Bad; Outing Prop 8 Donors - Good
- The Anchoress — A First Things Blog
- The Outing of Publius - The Opinionator Blog - NYTimes.com
- Around the Web « Calvin Freiburger Online
- threedonia.com » What Do You Think?
- The Skepticrats
- damnum absque injuria » Outing Anonybloggers
- The Hill's Blog Briefing Room » SUNDAY ROUNDUP
- The Jury Talks Back » Hey Publius, sorry about revealing your identity
Comment pages: « Previous 1 2 3 4 … 8 Next »
Allah doesn't represent himself as anything but a dude with an opinion. His criticisms of the 0bama Administration or Sarah Palin come as a moderately conservative guy with a blogging gig—no implications that he has even seen 0bama or Palin in real life, much less served on their staffs or something like that.
Sekhmet on June 7, 2009 at 2:15 PM
The only issue I have with Allahpundit is his anonymity. I think it affects the site's credibility.
BigD on June 7, 2009 at 2:19 PM
At least Rick Moran publicly admitted he was think-skinned. That's a good takeaway.
BigD on June 7, 2009 at 2:23 PM
The only issue I have with Allahpundit is his anonymity. I think it affects the site's credibility.
BigD on June 7, 2009 at 2:19 PM
The chicks really dig his mysteriousness.
Blake on June 7, 2009 at 2:23 PM
But seriously, wasn't AP complaining last seek or thereabouts that HotAir didn't make some lists of influential political blogs? How do you become influential and remain anonymous, unless you're the Scarlet Pimpernel?
BigD on June 7, 2009 at 2:28 PM
But the list was based on the number of links to a blog. It didn't make any sense. Especially, since a number of bloggers on the list are regular commenters. And look how many times HotAir has been mentioned on talkradio.
Blake on June 7, 2009 at 2:33 PM
Okay, let's just say I think anonymity on the part of one who wants to be regarded as a credible blogger is weak.
I mean, HotAir knows who we all are. They could be subpoenaed one day. I try to keep that in mind when writing my comments.
BigD on June 7, 2009 at 2:37 PM


text:
Sao Tome Town Vacation Packages
Appreciate Sao Tome Town's offerings. Take a trip to the Estadio Nacional 12 de Julho and the Fort de Sao Sebastiao.
To taste this region in all it's variety, hit the road and discover the sights and attractions around Sao Tome Town. Sao Tome Island, is 9 miles (14 kilometers) to the northeast. Head there to experience the Estadio Nacional 12 de Julho and Fort de Sao Sebastiao.
Take a break from traveling and cool off with a spot of swimming or snorkeling.
Get to the core of the Šao Tomé and Príncipe food culture by exploring regional restaurants and cafés. Often-used ingredients in this area are taro and cocoa. Typical dishes include ljogo (cabbage and smoked fush stew) and polvo a sao tome (octopus), but there are many more mouthwatering options to choose from. Chocolate, a popular way to finish your meal. To finish your experience, try a soft drink. It is a frequently consumed beverage in this region.
Getting your tongue around some handy phrases in Portuguese can be all it takes to transform a run-of-the-mill vacation and a journey into the rich psyche of Šao Tomé and Príncipe. "Você é bem-vindo" translates to "You're welcome" And, for "Would you like to dance with me?", you can use "Queres dançar comigo? " Don't be shy, just give it a spin!
At the end of your holiday in Sao Tome Town, pack up your camera and mementos, spend your last of your dobras on last-minute souvenirs, and bid a fond Adeus (farewell) to this spectactular spot.


text:
BEST BETS: "Jessica Jones," "Big Trouble/Escape from New York" & More October 2016 Highlights
Comic Books
Start Time: 09:00PM End Time: 10:00PM
FEELING LUCKY TONIGHT? — When Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) receive a distressing video message from Kevin Tran (guest star Osric Chau), they set about trying to uncover the Third Trial. The boys make a discovery that sends them to a casino in Colorado to find a mysterious recluse (guest star Curtis Armstrong), who may be able to fill in the holes in Kevin's research. Meanwhile, Crowley (guest star Mark Sheppard) is on a winning streak. Castiel (Misha Collins) tries to elude Naomi (guest star Amanda Tapping) and the angels hunting him. Robert Duncan McNeill directed the episode written by Ben Edlund (#821).
The CW
This event was submitted by CBR.
|Follow @cbr


text:
Mr. Trump is teetering on the edge of insanity.
What are contest organizers thinking?
After reading the July 12 article, "Program helps link refugees to Toledo area," I think of what else those children miss out on in countries like Syria and while in refugee camps. The Borgen Project was created after the founder, Clint
Pilots stood out at wonderful Toledo Air Show.
We could and should make area more attractive.
How much more civil disobedience and lawlessness is America going to take? Going far beyond the right to assemble and demonstrate, too many so called "demonstrations" are springboards for killing, looting, and burning. No right
In July, 1952, delegates to the Republican National Convention gathered in Chicago and nominated Dwight D. Eisenhower as their candidate for president. The party also adopted a platform containing the positions and principles that would guide them
For Americans to be forced to choose from the two apparent presidential candidates is sad. It's embarrassing as a country, and it shows how nonfunctional our election process has become. If the voter turnout is high this fall, it won't
White America and Black America have to put on the armor of God and pray together how to take action as God would have us.
We love the fireworks but feel Sylvania needs to take responsibility and help control the traffic they bring by providing police and fire protection for the night.


text:
If you're suffering with acne then this is the perfect read for you! Discover more on how to keep your skin healthy.
One of our best selling brands, SkinCeuticals, have launched their latest product!
Over the past few years eyebrows have become one of the most important features on our faces, so here's a few tips on the perfect brow shape for you.


text:
Bee Leader iOS
- Publisher: Flightless
- Release Date: May 24, 2012
- Summary: Bee Leader - It's busy time!The bees need you! Become a Bee Leader and help the bees fill their hives with honey.Fly around the world and hover over flowers to collect nectar. Look out for enemies and bad weather! Collect as much nectar as you can before the sun sets. The faster you getBee Leader - It's busy time!The bees need you! Become a Bee Leader and help the bees fill their hives with honey.Fly around the world and hover over flowers to collect nectar. Look out for enemies and bad weather! Collect as much nectar as you can before the sun sets. The faster you get nectar back to your hive the more honey you'll make! Pick up plenty of bonuses along the way - nectar, honey, time, and bee buddies. The more bee buddies you find, the more nectar you'll collect. More nectar means more honey - sweet!To climb up the Bee Leader ranks fly through different worlds making honey - Just Desert, Country Life, City Heights and Island Time. Each world has different obstacles, enemies, flowers, bonuses to break open and other fun interactive goodies. Some worlds are small, others are big, and there's a few surprises along the way.Control your bee using your preferred method: joystick, touch or tilt. You can also remotely control Bee Leader using another iOS device via wifi or Bluetooth using Joypad, available free from the App Store. See http://getjoypad.com for more details.Get busy!For more information please visit http://www.flightless.co.nz/beeleaderWatch the trailers at;Official Trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QhkhlnUv8A&hd=1Gameplay Trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-6HqpeoZb0&hd=1FEATURES:- beautiful design and illustration- full HD/Retina support on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch- 12 levels in 4 different worlds with more coming soon- cool flight model and fun physics- great interactive sound- social networking and sharing support- full remote control via wifi/Bluetooth using Joypad- Game Center leaderboards and achievements- pesky hornetsCREDITS:Bee LeaderA Flightless Productionby Greg Harding, John O'Reilly and Ali Teo.Copyright 2012 Flightless Ltd. All Rights Reserved.http://www.facebook.com/beeleaderhttp://www.flightless.co.nz/beeleaderhttp://email@example.com using Cocos2d/Box2d/ObjectAL/Freesound/ShareKit/Joypad.http://itunes.com/apps/joypad/joypadgamecontrollerOUR OTHER GAMES:Top Dog: Farmyard Adventureshttp://itunes.com/apps/flightless/topdogfarmyardadventureshttp://www.flightless.co.nz/topdogAnimalBlockshttp://itunes.com/apps/flightless/animalblockshttp://www.flightless.co.nz/animalblocks… Expand
- Developer: Flightless
- Genre(s): Action
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
- More Details and Credits »
Please enter your birth date to continue:
You are not allowed to view this material at this time.
Autoplay: On | Off
Score distribution:
Positive: 7 out of 7
Mixed: 0 out of 7
Negative: 0 out of 7
May 30, 2012The whole package is a visual treat with a real knack for design, and it's also a fun, fresh game.
May 25, 2012Bee Leader is quite a welcome surprise, a somewhat relaxing, stylish and fun video game that hopefully offers a small glimpse of bigger things to come, AKA a slew of downloadable levels that further expand this smartly-designed concept.
May 30, 2012If you've ever wanted to play a game where you fly around a spherical world as a bee, rescuing baby bees and collecting pollen for your hive, then this is the game for you.
May 25, 2012Despite its control issues, Bee Leader is a game I feel every iDevice owner should try. Like a honeycomb dripping honey, it oozes quality from nearly every facet.
Jun 5, 2012Full of charm and plenty of nice ideas, Bee Leader is a strange and alluring glimpse into the world of the honey bee.
Jun 5, 2012There is something habit forming about Bee Leader. I'm not sure if it's the aesthetic or the gameplay that's doing it, but something keeps me playing until my fingers are sore. It's not quite a must-have, but definitely a great choice for a casual gamer's collection.
Jun 5, 2012A well rounded and polished game with sensitive controls and surprisingly dangerous landscapes.
- 1:15
- (0 views)


text:
So you say you want a little March Madness, do you?
Well wait I've got a call on the other line Hello yep uh huh mmmm OK, thanks.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have just been informed by the ESPN legal department that if I use that phrase again -- the one that starts with M and M -- I will be taken into custody by CBS Sports and forced to sit in a room and watch old Billy Packer tapes on a continuous loop, A Clockwork Orange-style.
Anyway, my point is this.
Whenever NASCAR fans and competitors hear all the talk about how brutal this month can be for the teams in the NCAA basketball tournament, we have to suppress a collective smirk.
Sixty-five teams, three weeks, 12 locations, one champion.
Whatever, dude.
How about a 43-team, three-week, 1,334-lap, bunkhouse stampede that history says will separate the real contenders for the Cup Series title from the teams that are merely sheep dressed in wolves' sheet metal?
"I have always said that by the time we get to May we have a pretty good idea who is in this for the long haul and who isn't," says Jeff Burton, who will spend the month with one eye on the track and the other on his beloved, newly-crowned ACC champion Duke Blue Devils. "When the weather warms up, so does the points race. It all becomes very real come springtime."
When the checkered flag falls this Sunday afternoon, teams will no longer be protected by the top 35 owner points positions from 2008 and will be go-or-go-home based on the '09 rankings. That means I'm talking to you Ryan Newman, Mark Martin, Aric Almirola, and Sliced Bread.
And a walk through recent history reveals that the top 12 once we reach April is a pretty safe bet to also be the dozen teams that make the Chase for the Sprint Cup in September. (One year ago only two of the eventual Chasers, Matt Kenseth and Jeff Gordon, were outside the top 12 when we left Texas -- and they were 13th and 14th.) That means I'm talking to you Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kasey Kahne, Baby Burton, and yes, even you Mr. Three-time Defending Champ.
"The Chase really has shortened the season up," Jimmie Johnson admitted at this same time one year ago. "These races where we used to kind of feel things out and settle into a rhythm now feel just as intense as the races in the fall. You can't win the championship in the spring, but you can sure lose it."
Or as William Shakespeare almost put it -- Beware the rides of March.
We begin this Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway, a place that has humbled more young studs than Bobby Knight.
"I looked at the 2009 schedule when it came out and thought, all right, an off week to catch our breath," says Elliott Sadler, who is a professed UNC Tar Heels fan and was offered a hoops scholarship to James Madison before an injury forced him to concentrate on racing. "Then I realized that Bristol is the race coming out of the time off. That's like someone waking you up from a nap by slapping you in the face."
Yeah, with a tire iron. Sadler does own a victory at Thunder Valley, but it came eight years ago. In 21 career BMS starts, the best power forward in the garage has finished 24th or worse 11 times.
Next it's on to Martinsville, a place that is probably too small, too old and too crowded to be a modern-day NASCAR venue, but tradition demands that we keep playing there. In other words, it's racing's version of Cameron Indoor Stadium.
"The first time I went to Bristol, I just started laughing," recalls Missouri Tigers alum Carl Edwards. "Then we went to Martinsville and it was like we were racing in the Bristol parking lot. I said, 'You want me to drive one of these cars into one of those corners without wrecking? And you want me to do it 500 times in all four corners with 42 other cars? Yeah, right.'"
Then, as the NCAA welcomes its Final Four to Detroit (hey, isn't that Motor City?), the teams -- or, more accurately, what's left of them after two weeks of short-track racing -- head west to the cyclone-fast Texas Motor Speedway.
"Fans and experts like to talk about speed at Daytona and Talladega," observes Kentucky Wildcats loyalist Michael Waltrip, who comes out of the break clinging to 16th in points (UK would've been thrilled with a 16 seed, but didn't get an NCAA invite). "But nowhere do you feel how fast we're going [more] than you do at Texas. Especially when you get turned around backwards. Trust me, I know. Like Daytona and Talladega, things can go very wrong in a very big hurry and it can totally not be your fault."
On Monday, April 6, Ford Field will welcome around 75,000 fans for the culmination of March Mad … er, Spring Stupidity. One day earlier, The Great American Speedway in Fort Worth will more than double that crowd.
When the NCAA tourney comes to a close, one team will be rewarded with a big trophy, a cut-up basketball net, and get their names in the paper.
The reward for surviving NASCAR's month of madness? A weekend off to prepare for the searing heat of the Arizona desert, the door-banging restrictor plate of Talladega, more short-track racing at Richmond, and Darlington, aka the Track Too Tough To Tame.
"It never stops," team owner Robert Yates once told me as he looked over his two destroyed race cars as they were being sawed apart to fit back into their haulers at Bristol. "It's madness."
Yes it is, and it certainly is not confined to March.
Ryan McGee, a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine, is the author of "ESPN Ultimate NASCAR: 100 Defining Moments in Stock Car Racing History." He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
I have two tickets for sale to ABT's Swan Lake June 17th starring Polina Semionova!! I am very sad I cannot go as it would be AMAZING to see her, so I am hoping the tickets can go to another fan. I would like to sell them for $100 each. (good discount from what I paid)
Tickets are Orchestra Front Sides - Row: H 27,29
Email me if interested: email@example.com
This site uses cookies. By using this site, you agree to accept cookies, unless you've opted out. (US government web page with instructions to opt out: http://www.usa.gov/optout-instructions.shtml)
Two Tickets for Polina in ABT's Swan LakeTwo tickets for sale to see Polina Semionova June 17th
Started by dancedancedance , May 20 2013 11:58 AM
No replies to this topic
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users
Help support Ballet Alert! and Ballet Talk for Dancers year round by using this search box for your amazon.com purchases. (If it doesn't appear below, your computer's or browser's adblockers may have blocked display):


text:
Home Health Care Hartford, KY 42347
Home Health Care in Hartford, KY can be categorized as either non-medical (home care) or Medicare certified (home health). Non-medical home care includes personal care and help with everyday activites, while Medicare certified home health care ranges fom skilled nursing to physical / occupational therapy.
Choose a tab below to compare home care agencies in Hartford, KY. Feel free to contact agencies by phone, or request a follow up. Caregivers and health care professionals in
Hartford, KY will work together to establish the best plan of care for your loved one.
Share this list with a relative or friend.
Hartford, KY (26 miles)
Comfort Keepers ® The Heart of Comforting In-Home Care Nothing is more important than helping people to live independent and dignified lives within the comfort of...
hartford, KY 42347
Medicare Certified: 1986
owensboro, KY 42347
Medicare Certified: 2006
owensboro, KY 42347
Medicare Certified: 1974
owensboro, KY 42347
Medicare Certified: 1983
owensboro, KY 42347
Medicare Certified: 1985
Cost of Home Care
Hartford, KY
Home Health Aide Cost Per Hour
Hartford, KY
Homemaker Cost Per Hour


text:
View mapSaraougi Mension, Jaipur, Rajasthan(Verified Supplier)
Call Us: +91-8045352184
Products & Services
Bridal Jewellery On Rent
Bridal Set
Ask Price
We also offer our customers elegant designed bridal sets that are widely appreciated by our customers. These bridal sets can be applied in different occasions and parties as well. We are offering exclusive range of these bridal sets at most feasible rates with assured quality. Customers can avail all these sets in varied range of styles, patterns and designs as per their requirements. Easy to maintain and clean are the basix features of these sets, which make them long-lasting.
- Easy to clean
- Less maintenance required
- Reasonable rates
To,SR Jewellers
Related Product Categories


text:
Progress Lighting P4441-20 Antique Bronze Gather 5 Light Chandelier with Etched Glass Shades - 15" Tall
Offer Ends
Technical Specs
|Installation Sheet
|Specification Sheet
|Bulb Base
|Medium (E26)
|Bulb Included
|Bulb Type
|Compact Fluorescent
|Chandelier Type
|Energy Star
|Finish Application
|Light Direction
|Up Lighting
|Location Rating
|Dry Location
|Number of Bulbs
|Number of Tiers
|Suggested Room Fit
|Dining Room, Living Room
|Watts Per Bulb
|Wire Length
Five-light chandelier from Gather possesses a smart simplicity to complement today's home. Metal arms descend downwards and curve sharply to prop white etched glass shades. Etched glass add distinction and provide pleasing illumination to your room. Coordinating fixtures from this collection let you decorate an entire home with confidence and style. 42" of 9 gauge chain is supplied for ceiling chain mount.
- White etched glass shades
- Contemporary/Soft style fixture
- Made of durable steel
- Requires (5) 100 watt medium (E26) base incandescent bulbs - Not Included
- cCSAus Rated for dry locations
- Fixture Height: 15"
- Fixture Overall Width: 20 1/2"
- Wire Length Provided: 96"
- Fixture Overall Diameter: 20 1/2"
Electrical Specifications:
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent
- Number of Bulbs: 5
- Voltage: 120v (U.S. standard line voltage)
- Total Wattage: 500
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
Additional Progress Lighting Links
Our SKU: P4441
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Antique Bronze
- Brushed Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
5 Questions from the Community
The Progress Lighting P4441 diameter is 20-1/2", and the height is 15",
What are the dimensions?
The Progress Lighting P4441 diameter is 20-1/2", and the height is 15",
The Progress Lighting P4441 does not have reversible shades.
Can the globes be turned down? If so please tell me how.
The Progress Lighting P4441 does not have reversible shades.
The total wattage of the progress Lighting P4441 is 500 Watts.
What is the wattage of the P4441?
The total wattage of the progress Lighting P4441 is 500 Watts.
The Progress Lighting P4441 comes with 42" of 9 gauge chain.
What is the length of the chain for P4441?
The Progress Lighting P4441 comes with 42" of 9 gauge chain.
The Progress Lighting P4441 is compatible with Compact Fluorescent and Incandescent bulbs.
What types of light bulbs can be used on the P4441?
The Progress Lighting P4441 is compatible with Compact Fluorescent and Incandescent bulbs.
Product Reviews
Progress Lighting
Progress Lighting Gather Collection
Warranty Info
Progress Lighting
1 Year Product Warranty
When properly installed and under normal conditions of use, Progress Lighting, Inc. ("Seller") warrants its manufactured products, including their metal finishes ("Product(s)") will conform to its catalogue specifications and be free from defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of sale to end user, as specified in Seller's shipment documents for each Product (extended warranties may apply to Seller's fan motors and Energy Star® Products as indicated in Seller's Product manuals). Warping of wooden or plastic blades is not covered by this warranty. This warranty excludes fluorescent ballasts and high intensity discharge (HID) components, and Buyer agrees to make all claims regarding defects or deficiencies therefore according to the warranty of the manufacturer thereof as its sole source of recourse or compensation. Seller's obligations under this warranty and Buyer's sole remedy for its breach to the fullest extent permitted by law, shall be limited to the value of the cost of repair or replacement of the Product, pursuant to a written warranty claim validated in writing by Seller. IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSSES OR ACTUAL DAMAGES TO ANY CLAIMANT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, MULTIPLE, OR OTHER SUCH INDIRECT DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, LOSS OF REVENUES OR PROFITS), WHETHER ARISING OUT OF OR AS A RESULT OF BREACH OF CONTRACT, WARRANTY (EXCEPT THOSE SET FORTH HERIN), TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INFRINGEMENT OR OTHERWISE. In no case does this warranty extend to anybody other than Seller's customers, and no one is authorized to extend warranties or remedies on Seller's behalf. To be valid, the warranty claim must be made: (a) in writing according to Seller's procedures existing at the time of the claim, (b) within thirty (30) days of discovery of the defect, (c) within the applicable warranty period, and (d) include the dated store receipt or invoice evidencing purchase of the Product. Warranty claims should be sent to: Progress Lighting, Inc., P.O. Box 6701, Greenville, SC 29606. Products may be returned only after a Return Authorization Number has been issued by Seller's customer service department. Any unauthorized return, repair, replacement, modification or misuse of the Products by Buyer shall void the warranty. THIS WARRANTY IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR SUCH PRODUCTS, AND IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES. SELLER SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.


text:
Hi John, I'm currently using 'Arconix Shortcode Collection' which is working great (thanks very much).
I have also added 'Arconix FAQ' to this page, http://moroccoguidedtreks.com/faqs/, on the same website, but it only seems to be partially working. The information is there but not the styling. Any suggestions?
Many thanks, Andy.


text:
Skip to Main Content
IEEE membership options for an individual and IEEE Xplore subscriptions for an organization offer the most affordable access to essential journal articles, conference papers, standards,
eBooks, and eLearning courses.
Learn more about:
IEEE membership
IEEE Xplore subscriptions
In this paper we consider the problem of provisioning spare capacity in two-layer backbone networks using shared backup path protection. First, two spare capacity allocation (SCA) optimization problems are formulated as integer linear programming (ILP) models for the cases of protection at the top layer against failures at the bottom layer. The first model captures failure propagation using overlay information between two layers for backup paths to meet diversity requirements. The second model improves bandwidth efficiency by moving spare capacity sharing from the top layer to the bottom layer. This exposes a tradeoff between bandwidth efficiency and extra cross-layer operation. Next, the SCA model for common pool protection is developed to allow spare capacity sharing between two layers. Our previous SCA heuristic technique, successive survivable routing (SSR) is extended for these optimization problems. Numerical results for a variety of networks indicate that the common pool protection is attractive to enhance bandwidth efficiency without loss of survivability and that the SSR heuristic quickly results in near optimal solutions
A not-for-profit organization, IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity.© Copyright 2016 IEEE - All rights reserved. Use of this web site signifies your agreement to the terms and conditions.


text:
How do I hide my Groups on Facebook? The options seemed to have changed and now my groups are visible to my friends. I don't like losing friendships over Group memberships.
You can click on
However, as stated in that
It seems that it is not possible to totally hide your Groups information from all areas of Facebook.


text:
In This Section
Journal Forum
A Meta-Analysis of High Resolution Audio Perceptual Evaluation - June 2016
2 comments
Synthetic Reverberator - January 1960
3 comments
Sound Board: High-Resolution Audio - October 2015
4 comments
AES E-Library
Low-DC-Resistance, Low-Frequency Loudspeaker Enclosures
[Engineering Report] A closed-box band-limited low-frequency enclosure can take advantage of the relatively higher efficiency of a moving-coil loudspeaker near system resonance. By using drivers with low voice-coil resistance the sensitivity near resonance can be increased significantly. Several possible implementations are discussed, and two experimental systems are described.
Click to purchase paper as a non-member or login as an AES member. If your company or school subscribes to the E-Library then switch to the institutional version. If you are not an AES member and would like to subscribe to the E-Library then Join the AES!
This paper costs $33 for non-members and is temporarily free for AES members.
Learn more about the AES E-Library
Start a discussion about this paper!


text:
alberto..., beautiful record of a work, congratulations!
Thanks for the visit and comment my gallery.
Greetings from Dourados - MS - Brazil
hi Ron, the new spa will open on Jan., 19 th. It's pretty close to Lux.-city. The country's first spa is located in Mondorf-les-Bains which is about half an hour's drive from Lux.-city. This new spa has been built by the two communes of Bertrange and Strassen and is supposed to attract 1000 people a day which would be really impressing considering the size of the two communes! Send me a mail when you're in Luxembourg so we can have a beer together!
Many thanks Alvaro :) Cheers, Carla
T. Portland is a lovely city with lots of material for photography. You have some very nice images from the Southwest. Ron
Thanks for the compliment!
The boat is a Norsea 27 belonging to Ray and Naomi Sanders of Silverton. It is a very nice boat.
I believe it is posted slightly out of position on the lake. The picture was taken up what we call (incorrectly) Kinney Creek Arm though it's really Heater Creek.
Go left (NW) from where the photo is placed and take a left around the next point. This is Kinney Creek arm of the lake. Then take the next left (heading SE) and this is Heater Creek. The falls, and the boat are at the head of the creek.
Hi Ralph, Thanks for your kind comment about the Opal Creek photo. I see you travel all over also,shooting some very nice work. I used to fish in the area where you took this photo. I was talking with the folks at Opal Creek and Jawbone flats is snowed in and they are supplying the permanent residents there by air drop. The Opal Creek photo may appear in National Geographic Travel magazine with a story they're doing on the area.
Thanks Ron! A compliment from you makes me very happy and I apreciate it even more! Travel greetings from belgium.
Rich, There is a wide path around the back of this one and a couple of others in the park. One of the greatest concentrations of waterfalls in one area.


text:
Welcome to La Petite Chateau Apartments in Mesa, Arizona. We offer furnished studio and one bedroom apartment homes in a quiet friendly environment. We are conveniently located off the Superstition Freeway near shopping, dining, and entertainment. Come in today and reserve your new home at La Petite Chateau Apartments!
No Lease. Free Utilities.
WiFi Available.
Current Rental Rates
|Apartment Style
|Square Feet
|Monthly Rate
|One Bedroom
plus tax
plus tax
$250 deposit required.
$30 application fee.
Service animals allowed.
Ask About our Move in Special
Office Hours: Mon.-Sat 9 am to 5 pm
Email: email@example.com
Phone: 480-834-5386
Property Video