text:
Skip to comments.Gibson.coms Top 50 Guitar Solos: Full List, Readers Poll Revealed
Posted on 10/03/2010 7:23:12 PM PDT by ConservativeStatement
With todays announcement of the Top 10 Guitar Solos of All Time, another Gibson.com Top 50 list is in the books. Below, check out the full rundown of all 50 solos that made the list. (You can get more information on each of the entries here: #50-41, #40-31, #30-21, #20-11 and #10-1.)
Plus, take a look at the readers poll and the guitarists who scored multiple entries further down the page.
(Excerpt) Read more at gibson.com ...
Finally, a good thread..
This is somebody's list, alright. Except for a few selections, it sure as hell ain't mine.
Looks like a pretty decent list. Of course, it's all based on personal taste. I'm sure we'll get a few bemoaning the absence of guitar genius Johnny Noname, but such is the nature of these lists.
"Watchtower" should be #1...no question.
My Sharona????
Check out:
Al Dimeola - Mediterranean Sundance (Friday Night In San Francisco LIVE).
If this is not top five then it's time for me to die.
Move it on over.
Those are three good ones that come to mind.
"I got a line on you (babe)" by Spirit. Great riff at the end of that song.
I've always liked Davis Gilmour's solo at the end of 'High Hopes'. The combination of lap steel followed by acoustic is great. His best performance of the song might have been in Gdansk with an orchestra. (above video - solo kicks in at 5 minute mark).
One of my favorite songs of all time, if not my #1 ever, thanks in part to Slash:
Huh. Allman Brothers' live version of Whipping Post should be near the top. Prince is a hell of a guitarist - his live version of Red House is killer. And yeah, it's blues but Gary Moore's Parisienne Walkways deserves to be there.
I hear you. It's more of a riff than a solo.
And if the point is to indentify great guitar solos as opposed to naming well-known guitarists who can play really fast, there are some Johnny Nonames who belong here--guitarists like Tony Peluso and Jay Graydon.
I'll give Gibson credit for selecting something recorded on a Fender Telecaster as their number one guitar solo.
Yes indeed. Randy California played a right tasty solo on that number.
Guitar? You want guitar?
#1 Any Pavement solo.
Guitars, Metallica
enough said.. the man could tell a story with his guitar.
Hey bud, thought this would be a fun thread
What, no Dick Dale?
Another Al Dimeola gem - Race with the Devil on Spanish Highway.
Well, some that certainly should be on the list aren't. For instance:
- Jethro Tull's Martin Barre on "Aqualung."
- Dave Mason on "All Along the Watchtower."
- Fleetwood Mac's Lindsay Buckingham on "Go Your Own Way."
Just to name a few.
I love Gary Moore!
I can only imagine the budget to produce that video.
I know! I have an old video of my, then 4 y/o, daughter in her ballet tutu dancing to that. Knopfler is brilliant. I saw him this year & he is absolutely at the top of his game. He is better than ever, I guess he figured something out along the way. Thanks you for the link!
No Les Paul with "How High the Moon." No Les Paul at all.
Geez...Duane Allman sucked as a guitarist. Hate to say that about a dead man - but he was God-awful....
The Ventures. Great band.
Best ever.
Buckingham is ALWAYS shunned in these polls. A damn shame. He is without a doubt one of THE best guitarists out there. Him singing Big Love solo with just his guitar is simply masterful.
Fingertalkin' by Triumph featuring Rick Emmett. An excellent acoustic effort by an accomplished electric shredder.
Metal Ping!
"Duane Allman sucked as a guitarist. Hate to say that about a dead man - but he was God-awful...."
Guess you never heard "Blue Sky."
Well here's Alex Lifeson from earlier this summer. A short version of La Villa Stranglato (good quality):
Live he used a Gibson though right? The double neck?
But you really want to hear something--find the Rolling Stones playing in Hawaii 1966, the last show of their US tour. Brian Jones on Satisfaction when the song was till fresh will tear into you and leave you in a slobbering heap on the floor. You will then remember why the Rolling Stones were tagged the "Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World"
Where do you find that track? Search the net, It was recorded by KPOI Radio at the time.
Let me know whether or not you received the first "ping."
An average Frank Zappa guitar solo blows away most of those.
Nope - but I'll even give Duane another chance...when I run into it, I'll give it a listen..
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
How do I configure the wireless printer and install
the printer driver without a cable in Macintosh OS X 10.4.11
- 10.10?
I: Gather the
wireless network settings of your wireless access point or wireless
Gather the
following wireless network settings of your access point or router. Refer
to the access point's user guide for instructions on accessing the network
settings information.
or Network Name
name of your Wireless Network or Access Point
System, Shared Key, WPA/WPA2-PSK*
Security Key (Password)
Key, WEP Key, Passphrase
The Brother machine only supports WPA2-PSK with AES. If you are using
WPA2-PSK with TKIP you will receive a connection error.
Some access points and routers have both a primary and guest network.
Guest networks allow access to the network Internet connection, but restricts
direct access to the network. The Brother machine should be setup on the
primary network and not the guest network.
If you do not have
the network settings information or cannot find this information, refer to the
solution - "How
do I find the Wireless Security Information on my Wireless Macintosh OSX
you need to contact your router manufacturer for assistance gathering the
required information, refer to the following link to obtain contact information
for common router manufacturers:
II: Perform a factory
reset on the printer network card
1. Check that the
front cover of the machine is closed. Turn OFF the power switch on the right
side of the machine.
2. Turn ON the machine
power switch while holding down the GO button until the Toner, Drum, and
Error LEDs are on. The Ready LED will be off.
3. Release the
GO button. All LEDs will be off.
4. Press the GO
button 6 times. Make sure that all the LEDs light up to indicate the print
server has been reset to its factory default settings.
III: Enable the
Wireless Network Card
1. With the printer
power turned on and the printer Ready, hold down the GO button for about
15 seconds. Release the GO button when the printer prints a Network
Configuration page.
2. Look at the Network
Configuration page. Locate the Node Type at the top of the page.
If the Node Type is
Brother NC-7800w, IEEE 802.11b/g (Active), go to STEP 3.
If the Node Type is
Brother NC-7800w, IEEE 802.11b/g (Inactive) or Brother NC-8200h, Ethernet
10/100BASE-TX (Active), you will need to enable the wireless network card again,
repeat PART III.
3. Wait 1
minute. It is very important to wait 1 minute after the reset
before continuing. If you do not wait at least 1 minute, the Brother machine may
not have enough time to reset.
4. Print the Printer
Settings by pressing the GO button 3 times. Look at the last
5. Locate the IP
Address in the middle and the Comm. Mode and Name (SSID) near
the bottom. Verify:
a. IP Address of the
printer is a 169.254.x.x number (see Figure 1 below).
b. Comm Mode is
Ad-hoc (see Figure 2 below).
c. Name (SSID) is
SETUP (see Figure 2 below).
d. If the IP Address
is not a 169.254.x.x number, the Comm Modes is not Ad-hoc, and the
Name (SSID) is not SETUP, you will need to reset the printer network card
and enable the wireless network card again, start again from PART II.
IV: Communicate to
the printer WITHOUT a network cable and configure the wireless
To communicate with
the printer in Ad-hoc mode, the wireless computer needs to join the printer's
SETUP network.
NOTE: If
you are using a third party utility to manage your wireless connections, contact
the manufacturer for assistance with the following steps.
If you are using
the Macintosh operating system to manage your wireless connections, use the
following steps:
1. In the Airport
Wireless Utility, connect to SETUP.
2. The wireless icon
will turn gray.
Configure the
Wireless Network Card
1. Open a web browser.
An error message will appear informing you are not connected to the
2. Enter the IP
Address of the printer into the web browser address line and press
ENTER. The Brother Web Management screen will appear.
3. Click on Network
Configuration near the top of the screen. (Figure 3).
4. A login screen will
appear. Enter the following:
Then click
5. Click Configure
Wireless (Figure 4).
6. Change the
Communication Mode to Infrastructure (Figure 5).
7. Click BROWSE
next to the Wireless Network Name (SSID) (Figure 5).
8. Select the
appropriate Name (SSID) from the list and click OK (Figure 6).
Refer to the network settings information gathered in PART I.
9. Leave the Channel
setting as is.
10. Select the
appropriate Authentication Method from the drop down list (Figure
7). Refer to the network settings information gathered in PART
11. Select the
appropriate Encryption Method (Figure 8). Refer to the network
settings information gathered in PART I.
NOTE: If
WEP is selected as the Encryption Method, enter the hex code for the WEP Key
1. There is no need to enter the Passphrase for WEP Encryption.
If an Authentication Method other than Open or Shared is selected, then a
Passphrase must be entered on the Passphrase line (Figure 9).
12. Click Submit
to update the printer with your wireless settings (Figure 10).
13. The computer will
display a screen indicating the settings have been updated successfully (Figure
11). The printer wireless network card is now Active on the
14. Switch your
computer BACK to your wireless access point or wireless router, rather than the
SETUP network. If you need assistance doing this, please refer back to the start
of PART IV.
15. Verify the printer
is now attached to the wireless access point or wireless router.
a. Wait 1
minute. It is very important to wait 1 minute before continuing.
If you do not wait at least 1 minute, the Brother machine may not have enough
time to join the network and receive an IP address.
b. Print the Printer
Settings by pressing the GO button 3 times. Look at the last page of the
Printer Settings.
c. Locate the IP
Address in the middle and confirm it is assigned via
d. Locate the Comm
Mode near the bottom and confirm it is set to Infrastructure. (Figure
e. Locate the Name
(SSID) near the bottom and confirm it matches your access point or router.
(Figure 13).
f. Locate the
Wireless Link Status near the bottom and confirm it reads Link OK.
(Figure 13).
g. The printer is now
configured and is operating on your network.
Printer Driver
Refer to one of the
following solutions to install the printer driver:
printer is connected to the network. How do I install the printer driver in
Macintosh OS X 10.4.11, 10.5, or 10.6?"
printer is connected to the network. How do I install the printer driver in
Macintosh OS X 10.7, 10.8, 10.9, or
Seventh Annual Survey Confirms Small Business Owners Seek Success by Integrating the ...
Brother virtually solves the top print challenges facing millions of Small Office / H...
Brother Machines Sparks Creativity for new Brother Dealer

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Aside from combining items for quests and side quests, are there any items you can combine to make potions, food, weapons, et cetera? I remember obtaining anvils and glass bottles from enemies, but I have no idea what they are for. Any ideas?
I don't know of any thing you can combine to make the weapons and food.
I did find that you can use the anvil to make the cherries fall down off the tree (see this GameSpot forum post for details).
From what I've seen, nobody's been able to figure out what to do with the glass bottles.


text:
get lost!!
dont reply
reminder, no hype or pump
how can we all short it?
Q - What method of action does their anemia drug use? TY
not sure about ANX but you might want to watch DARA....DARA will very likely be acquired due to their patents on a much improved form of cancer drug (compare market for liquid gel form of pain killers)
don't delay...
coiling tighter and tighter. Buy small amt and hold...
they have an anemia drug in p3?
yes, symbol ANX.


text:
A Dashboard where users can see the amount they've saved into their account over time, against their goals and how well they're following financial reminders they've set to be sent via their smartphone.
keyboard shortcuts:
L or F like
post comment
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
Copyright © 2009–2016 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.


text:
This email was created by [your name] who thought you would be interested in the following Article:
"Other People's Data, Your Security: Mashup Applications for Enterprises, Part 2" In the first article in this series, I covered cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) and building iframe sandboxes and described how to use these techniques in mashup applications to consume data from other domains and provide a layer to a defense-in-depth strategy.
CodeProject also contains hundreds of articles, free source code samples and applications to help in your day to day programming. Why not give it a try!


text:
I carried off and on for years when it wasnt shall we say
"proper" for me to do so.
When my Kids moved out , I moved to my current state
with the Intention of FULLY exercising my 2A rights.
And I do.
This is a discussion on Your carry decision within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; There have been so many good replies; I'm sure to repeat what others have said. Thankfully my state, Arizona, is an 'open carry' and also ...
There have been so many good replies; I'm sure to repeat what others have said.
Thankfully my state, Arizona, is an 'open carry' and also a 'shall issue' concealed carry state.
Reason that I carry: to be a survivor rather than a victim. My thanks to the founding fathers for the second amendment.
"To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them."
George Mason
"Gun control is a job-safety program for criminals."
John R. Lott
I carried off and on for years when it wasnt shall we say
"proper" for me to do so.
When my Kids moved out , I moved to my current state
with the Intention of FULLY exercising my 2A rights.
And I do.
-SIG , it's What's for Dinner-
know your rights!
"If I walk in the woods, I feel much more comfortable carrying a gun. What if you meet a bear in the woods that's going to attack you? You shoot it."
{Bernhard Goetz}
When I realized that most of the good guys have already left the building. I remember growing up in the 80's and everything was ok. You 70's babies like me remember. You could play outside late or least until the street lights came on. Atari was fairly new and mom and dad did not worry about you getting robbed or coming up missing. Well, after getting older, joining the military and truly starting to understand what life was really about I decided to carry.
After I completed my tour I worked for an alarm company, and it was times that alarms went off and the police operator was rude or simply put me on hold and did not care. Well, once a lady was really in trouble and the police showed up after the fact. Oh, she scared the intruder off, but my confidence really began to wane. Anyway I have carried since realizing the above. I am trying to get my brother to carry he lives about three hours away in a city where he does not have any family, and he is not currently married. Well, he can more than afford a very nice piece being that he is an Engineer, but he won't do it. I worry about my little brother and recently I tried to get him to buy a pistol but he only says he will think about.
Anyway, carry to protect you and your family.
Listen, Think and React.....Nuff Said.....
I have spent over 20 years as a wilderness Search & Rescue volunteer in New Mexico. I have always carried openly when going into unfamiliar areas. But winter time brings long coats and covered weapons. Since we work for the State Police on SAR missions, I have always worried about getting nailed for carrying concealed. Two years ago we finally got the 'right' to carry concealed, and I got one of the early licenses. Like others have said, knowing I can deal with problems because I am armed makes me feel much more relaxed every day. On SAR missions, we used to stumble onto an occasional pot farm. Now it's more likely a rolling meth lab, and those guys take violent offense if you see them and disapprove. Add to that the fact that NM sits in the middle of the drug pipeline from Mexico to Chicago, and we live in a violent place. (Don't want to stop the drugs on their way to the nice city of Chicago, now do we?) So, like the rest of you, I'm glad I can carry, and I usually do.
Nothing Earth-shattering for me. Just realized that with kids in tow (3 & 5 mo's), can't always avoid or retreat. so it's better to be able to defend if all other avenues have been exhausted. Also as a firefighter, sometimes getting into situations that LEO's can't always keep under control.
Got my concealed carry permit a year and a half ago, when the music teacher at the local H.S. was pulled out of his car at gunpoint by two young punks and beat half to death, then robbed. I decided right then never to be a victim! I once heard that somebody might kill you with your own gun but they should have to beat you to death with it because it's empty!
Czman, Every time I hear that I tell them they better not try to DRIVE away form the car theif as a defence against losing the car or he will take it away from you & run over you with it. As for the original Q. I had talked about it for a good while & it was always OK w/ the wife. Picked a date & did it. Both the ladies of my life were a little different. Mom was first. Some time after Dad died she asked me what I would think if she got a gun & learned to shoot. I told her great but learn to shoot then get the gun. 72 when she went for CHL & shot a 236 out of 250 possible. Made 100 on the written. About 2 yrs ago Mom had her purse stolen. No gun in it but the wife said it was now time for her to get one. Since then the wife is 24-7 carry also. Mom about 23-6 now. Never figured out how to decide when & when not to. Thus my signature on another forum. Carry 24-7 or guess right. Wife shoots enough to stay in practice. Mom LOVES IT. She even reloads w/ me. 75 now.
Carry 24-7 or guess right.
NRA Life Member/TSRA Life Member
Texas CHL Instructor. www.pdtraining.us
When I moved to Georgia (or rather, was moved there via Uncle Sam), I found that they had CCW. Now, just having come from NY (Rome, NY via Griffiss AFB) and seeing what their gun laws were like (had to be there a year just to apply for a gun license just to have the handguns at home with me instead of the armory on base) going to GA was like stepping out of Russia straight into the United States to me.
So, since I was military I didn't have any wait and went to the court house just for the "heck of it". I applied, paid my money and within six weeks had my permit.
This was back in 1995 IIRC. I know that it's only been 10 years of carry but now since I've read more and more and gotten involved with the RKBA and the world does seem to be getting more dangerous instead of less, it's now just become a normal part of my life. Like eating, getting dressed, and going to work.
It was by accident. I had purchased a handgun (always wanted one) and wanted to take a course on how to handle one. Turns out it was a CCW course and I haven't looked back since.
I have been into martial arts since I was a youngster, but never gave much thought about carrying a gun, although we kept a few in the house for protection. I then had 2 incidences when I was 19-20 years old. The first one I was robbed at gunpoint while using an ATM. The BG never got close enough for me to even think about dissarming him. The second time I walked into a stop-and-rob (that was being robbed) and one of the BG's let off a couple of rounds in my direction as soon as I opened the door- none of them came close to me.
As soon as I turned 21 I got my carry permit, got all the training I could, and became a tactical/self-defense instructor myself.
Being proactive is the best way to avoid having to be defensive.
Follow not in the footsteps of the masters, but rather seek what they sought.
"Stategy is the craft of the warrior."-- Miyamoto Musashi
Ars sine scientia nihil est.
When I was 9 years old, my family was traveling back to Nashville. We stopped at some out of the way place to get something to eat. My dad got out and told us to stay in the car. He came walking back very quickly in short order without any food. After getting in the car while backing out, he told my mom that someone had thrown a knife at him. My dad never showed any fear to us kids that day, but from then on when traveling, he was always armed. I guess that was pivotal in my decision to carry. Now I have a family of my own...
"Ray Nagin is a colossal disappointment" - NRA/ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox.
"...be water, my friend."
It was a combination of things really:
I'm on permanent disability due to spinal nerve damage. Had two pretty extensive surgeries so standing toe to toe and going ten rounds with some punk is out of the question - as is running since walking itself is difficult enough.
We had an attempted break-in at our apartment about 12:30 in the morning last June. Luckily I had gotten up for a cigarette and was able to grab my shotgun and scare off the intruder just before he broke through - when I opened the door for the responding officer, the striker plate fell out of the doorframe at his feet and the door itself was split all the way up. That'll change your priorities really quick!
After my disability pension was finally approved I got a fairly sizeable check and what didn't go toward bills went to a suitable weapon for CCW - my S&W 642. A guy at my office told me about where he'd trained for his permit and when I found out it was 30% of the cost of where I'd planned to take the class, I figured there was no reason I couldn't afford to get my permit. I took the class Sept. 10, 2005, my permit arrived almost exactly four weeks later and I've been carrying ever since. Like a lot of others here, if my pants are on, so is my gun.
I feel lucky in the sense that my Father first put a Handgun ( 357 mag) in my hands at 8 years old, At 11 he gave me my first Handgun a 1911 in Super38 I spent 10 years shooting this & many other 1911s & when I turned 21 & Wa. being a Shal Issue state since 1968 I felt it was my duty to Soceity to take the skills I had learned & be willing to use them to protect those that cant protect themselves. No I am not a LEO. I have done Exec protection in such great places as Pakistan & other Wonderful Holiday spots.
I will carry until they put me in a box & i am sure my family will bury me with a 1911 so I may stand gaurd at the gates as my brothers in arms come thru.
I carry because so many others dont & they are blind to why it is required.
Stupidity cannot be cured with money, or through education, or by legislation. Stupidity is not a sin, the victim can't help being stupid. But stupidity is the only universal capital crime; the sentence is death, there is no appeal and execution is carried out automatically and without pity.
Grew up shooting guns. One day I was doing a Real estate appraisal in south Richmond and had to drive around a body in the cross walk, I heard the shots. I remember saying I will not be a victim. And Im not going to be.
If its not loaded it just a paper weight!
Excluding the times my residencies were outside of conus, I cannot remember being without a weapon on my person or nearby. It was a logical progression to becoming a carrying civilian, and I've done so wherever the law allowed. And yes, the temptation to illegally bear arms was a strong one at times, but spending my entire adult life defending our system of government forbade it. My experience in the Midwest was not a pleasant one with regards to CCW...local Sheriff's in Iowa can deny a permit if they don't like the car you've driven up in...but living in Florida is wonderful and an important part of our decision to relocate here.
Walk softly but carry the biggest caliber you can.


text:
Contact Information
1601 S Tejon St Colorado Springs, CO 80905
1601 South Tejon StreetUSColoradoColorado Springs80905
(719) 473-1015bicyclexperience.com
Bicycle ShopToday 10AM–6PM
Welcome to BicycleXperience! A bike shop founded in and nestled in Colorado Springs, Co. A perfect environment surrounded by mountains, hills and valleys that provide a diverse network of trails, paths and roads for all cyclists. We carry a great selection of Mountain, Road and BMX bikes. We are also one of the larges used bikes and parts shops in the state. Please stop by and visit our bike shop for all your bicycle needs.
Google+ URL


text:
Most read
- Free Classic Regatta Returns to Huntington
- Hot Humid Natsu 2016 Prepares for Fall Con IMAGES
- Rooster's Hosts Princess Night with Mickey and Minnie Mouse IMAGES
- Authorities Request Information on Disappearance of Ohio Woman
- Spook Hunters Visit Pullman Square Marquee Cinema IMAGES
- A Natsu No Romp for Sailor Moon Crystal and Scouts IMAGES
- Nostalgic Images of Ten Forgotten Huntington Venues
- A Decade Of Dio: 1983-1993 - CD Version of Boxed Set on Sale
- Huntington Firefighters Battle Residencial Fire on Van Buren IMAGES
- UPDATED: Male Suspect Assaulted at WSJ; Couple Charged with Child Abuse After Feces Eating Three Year Old's Body Found in Huntington
Herd Thwarts Late Rally, Beats Central Michigan 6-4
With the victory, the Thundering Herd avoided the series sweep and improved to 8-10. Central Michigan dropped to 9-10.
Marshall led by as many as six and held a 6-1 advantage with one out in the ninth until a walk, a hit batsman, and back-to-back hits pushed three CMU runs across and brought the tying run to the plate.That runner would make it to second as CMU centerfielder Nick Regnier was hit by a pitch then took second on a passed ball.
With two on and two out, Herd reliever Kolin Stanley, who pitched the entire ninth, worked through the trouble with a strikeout of Central Michigan cleanup hitter Jordan Adams.
Freshman starter Michael Taylor (2-1) took the winning decision, striking out a career high seven over 5.0 innings.Taylor scattered three hits and was joined by relievers Matt Hummel and Terrence Moore in keeping the Chippewas hitless across the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh.
Marshall's pitching staff combined to limit CMU to six hits while fanning 12.
Marshall took control of the game early, punching a run across in the bottom of the first when Andrew Dundon singled then advanced to third on a failed pickoff attempt.Gray Stafford had the RBI on a single up the middle seconds later.
In the second, Aaron Bossi extended the margin to three with a two-run homer that skipped off the top of the left field wall.
In the fourth, Dundon was credited with an RBI when he received a bases-loaded walk.
In the sixth, the Herd rounded out its scoring, singling four straight times to lead off the inning.Dundon and Stafford's singles came with RBIs.
CMU starting pitcher Rick Dodridge lasted 3.0 innings and gave up six hits and three runs (two earned).He also struck out two and walked two.
Central Michigan's relief staff covered the final five frames and conceded eight hits, six walks, and a hit batter.In all, Marshall rattled off 14 hits and earned eight walks.
Central Michigan scored its first run in the seventh without the aid of a hit.With two away in the inning, designated hitter Tom Lally reached third base via two Marshall errors then scored two batters later on a third MU error.
Leon (3-for-4) paced both teams with three hits while Isaac Ballou, Stafford, Bossi, and Alfredo Brito all finished with two.
CMU's Logan Regnier went 2-for-3 with an RBI in the losing effort.Lally was 1-for-4 with an RBI and two runs.
Marshall will host West Virginia in the first midweek game of the season Tuesday at Appalachian Power Park in Charleston, W.Va.First pitch is scheduled for 6 p.m.


text:
I need to connect to a host with a dynamic IP address.
Every time its IP changes, SSH prompts me the fingerprint validation thing:
The authenticity of host '...' can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is ....
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
Would it be possible to pass SSH the host public key, so that:
- SSH validates the host's authenticity automatically
- The host key is not stored in the known_hosts file
This question differs from How can I avoid SSH's host verification for known hosts? since that other questions aims to suppress SSH validation, while I do not want to suppress it: I do want to have the host authenticated, just using the host's public key (which I know, and have it stored in a file) rather than SSH
known_hosts file.
To me the other question seems to be about connecting to a different server every time, rather than connecting to a single well-known server with a dynamic IP.


text:
Explore, Enjoy and Protect the Planet
Sierra Club Currents - Doctors Prescribe Cleaner Air
Quote of Note:
"The president still doesn't get it."
- Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA)in response to President Bush's "additions" to the Supreme Court ruling that the EPA must regulate greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles as pollution.
(1) Victory: Protecting Our Forests
(2) Utah: Doctors Prescribe Cleaner Air
(3) Take Action: Wilderness Revival
(4) Take Action: Step It Up!
(1) Victory: Protecting Our Forests
In a huge win for people who hunt, fish and enjoy our national forests, the U.S. Forest Service agreed to abandon nine large timber sales in wild areas of Alaska's Tongass National Forest and not to offer any new timber sales in Tongass roadless areas. The Tongass, which spans 17 million acres in Southeast Alaska, is the world's largest temperate rainforest. The forest is home to old growth trees, wolves, bears, salmon, moose and bald eagles, and provides some of the few remaining wild places after 50 years of industrial logging.
Learn more about the fight to protect the Tongass.
(2) Utah: Doctors Prescribe Cleaner Air
Increased risk of heart attacks, lung and heart disease and possibly even death- what is causing these serious health threats? Air- toxic air to be precise and doctors in Utah are raising the alarm after the state experienced severe episodes of soot pollution this winter. The doctors' philosophy is simple. Clean air is an inherent right for all citizens. Dangerously contaminated food is not acceptable and neither is dangerously contaminated water, so why should we continue to accept dangerously contaminated air?
Read more about the doctors' recommendations and find out how to get cleaner air in your area.
(3) Take Action:Wilderness Revival
In the coming days, your Senators and Representatives will be voting on the first wilderness bills of the 110th Congress-- the Wild Sky Wilderness Act and America's Red Rock Wilderness Act. Together these bills will protect over nine million acres of forests and canyons, saving our wilderness heritage for our children and grandchildren.
Tell Congress to permanently protect wilderness areas in Washington's Wild Sky region and the Red Rock canyons of Utah!
Photo courtesy National Park Service
(4) Take Action: Step It Up!
Hundreds of rallies and other exciting events will be taking place this Saturday as part of Step It Up, the National Day of Climate Action. Sierra Club groups from St. Paul to Albuquerque will help spread the message with concerts, light bulb exchanges, church gatherings, you name it-all to raise awareness of and promote action to meet the challenge of global warming. Find and attend an event near you! Then take a photo of what you are doing to fight global warming. Send us the photo and we'll post it on our Every Day Solutions website.
Currents is the Sierra Club's weekly e-mail update providing you with facts, stories, quotes, and "take action" features.


text:
Roasted Red Pepper Dip
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 20 mins
A quick, easy, and tasty red pepper dip that'll be a hit for appetizers or snacks!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (7 ounce) jar roasted red peppers, drained and diced
- 3⁄4 lb shredded monterey jack cheese
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1⁄2 cup mayonnaise
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream or 1⁄2 cup plain yogurt
- 1⁄4 cup minced yellow onion
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon prepared Dijon mustard
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- In a small baking dish, mix the roasted red peppers, Monterey Jack cheese, cream cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream (or yogurt), onion, garlic, Dijon mustard, and cumin.
- Bake in preheated oven for 20 minutes or until bubbly and lightly browned on top.
- Serve warm with tortilla chips.
- Makes 4 cups.
Most Helpful
This is a very good dip. I added some ancho to make it a little smoky and extra garlic.
Served this at a party, everyone went WILD! Even my husband liked and he is a very picky eater.
I made this recipe for a party last weekend everyone thought it was good I thougt it needed 2 jars of the peppers for more zip.


text:
I've built a site for a client using the last version of WordPress. Every other page and/or post works perfectly execept for one page: Projects. Ironically, this is the one page will have the most changes in the future.
I can't save anything on this page. Even when I collapse those options on the side I get the same pop-up message: Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page? Any changes will not be saved. It only happens on this page too. What have I done wrong??
Please help!! I'm desparate! The client will want full access to the site by this coming Friday!! (Nov 2nd)


text:
Noise rock has never been mainstream; instead, it has historically targeted a narrow base of dogmatic fans and been released via small boutique labels on home-dubbed cassettes. In recent years, however, a larger crowd has taken notice, and as goes the crowd, so go those who want to sell 'em stuff. In 2004, for example, indie giant Sub Pop released Burned Mind, a harsh, uncompromising record by Michigan trio Wolf Eyes. Concurrently, such tastemakers as Pitchfork began to pay closer attention. It all seemed to signify a paradigm shift: Noise, it would appear, was the new big thing.
Enter Times New Viking, a scrappy, scuzzy trio from Columbus, Ohio, whose last two records, including the recently released Born Again Revisited, have come out on Matador Records. Once home to heavyweights like Pavement, the New York-based outfit is perhaps the most instantly recognizable indie label around. The signing of Times New Viking illuminated a newly blurred line between DIY culture and the music establishment. "With Matador, we get to do exactly the same thing we did on [former label] Siltbreeze, but there are more people working behind it," explains drummer Adam Elliott. "Matador isn't worried about us being a business investment. They just want us to record in our basement and do what we do."
What the members of Times New Viking do, exactly, is churn out a wonderfully terse blend of noise and tune-driven rock. Their recordings, which the band indeed engineered itself on four-track and reel-to-reel ("Whatever's around," says Elliott), are loud and blown out. But try as they might, the band can't hide their impeccable sense of melody. Their mix of pop songcraft and impenitent squall serves as a sonic parallel to the surge of popular interest in the sort of music once relegated mostly to house shows and tiny clubs. Despite the interest, though, no sea change appears imminent for the raucous underground. According to Elliott, "there are still a lot of kids all over the country that love to go get drunk in a basement." The noise, it seems, will live on.


text:
Latest Papers
Geometrically necessary dislocation densities in olivine obtained using high-angular resolution electron backscatter diffraction
D Wallis, LN Hansen, TB Britton, AJ Wilkinson
Ultramicroscopy (2016) vol. 169 34-45
On the effects of reorientation and shear transfer during twin formation: comparison between high resolution electron backscatter diffraction experiments and a crystal plasticity finite element model
H Abdolvand, AJ Wilkinson
Int J Plasticity (2016) available on-line from 24 May 2016
Tutorial: Crystal orientations and EBSD — Or which way is up?
TB Britton, J Jiang, Y Guo, A Villata-Clemente, D Wallis, L Hansen, A Winkelmann, AJ Wilkinson
Materials Characterization (2016) vol. 111 113-126
Assessment of X-ray diffraction and crystal plasticity lattice strain evolutions under biaxial loading
TO Erinosho, DM Collins, AJ Wilkinson, RI Todd, FPE Dunne
Int J Plasticity (2016) vol. 83, 1-18
Assessment of residual stress fields at deformation twin tips and the surrounding environments
H Abdolvand, AJ Wilkinson
Acta Materialia (2016) vol. 105, 219-231
Sample size effects on grain boundary sliding
J Gong, AJ Wilkinson
Scipta Materialia (2016) vol. 114, 17-20
A study of dislocation transmission through a grain boundary in hcp Ti-6Al using micro-cantilevers
R Ding, J Gong, AJ Wilkinson, IP Jones
Acta Materialia (2016) vol. 103, 416-423
Meet us at
Nashville, TN, 14-18 February 2016
- invited presentation by Jicheng Gong on 'micromechanical fatigue testing'
RMS Workshop and Conference on EBSD 2016
Manchester, UK, 21 March Tutorial Workshop/22-23 March Conference
- several members of the group will be contributing to the workshop and conference
International Workshop on Mechanistic Behaviour of HCP Alloys
Pembroke Colege, Oxford, 30 March–1 April 2016
- several members of the group will be attending and Hamid A will be presenting
IUTAM Symposium on Integrated Computational Structure-Material Modeling of Deformation and Failure under Extreme Conditions 2016
Baltimore, MD, 19–22 June 2016
- invited presentation by Angus W
Nanomechanical Testing of Materials V
Albufeira, Portugal, 4-9 October 2015
- Angus W and Jicheng G will be attending and presenting talks/posters


text:
WAC showdown
Falcons face another top-10 foe against Brevard
Published: Friday, October 13, 2006 at 2:26 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, October 13, 2006 at 2:26 p.m.
Things just dont get any easier for West Henderson. Coming off a loss to third-ranked and unbeaten Pisgah last week, the Falcons travel to sixth-ranked Brevard tonight for another big Western Athletic Conference game.
The Blue Devils (6-1, 1-0 WAC) are coming off a 44-0 win over Smoky Mountain, their fifth shutout in seven games. Top-ranked Shelby is the only team to score on Brevards starting defense this year.
You look at them on film and obviously Jonathan Owen is a standout, said West coach Jeff Bailey. He was the conference defensive player of the year. Deservedly so. The other linebackers are good too. The secondary is solid throughout and theyre big up front.
Its going to be tough. Were going to have to do a good job of mixing it up, spreading the ball around and keeping them off-balance.
The Falcons (4-2, 0-1), led by linebacker Daniel Holberts 9.5 tackles per game, have a stout defense as well. Take away Pisgahs explosion and West allows just 8.2 points per game and give up just 155.2 yards per game on the ground.
We played very physical (last week), Brevard coach Dan Essenberg said. Its going to be a bigger chore this week. West is a real good football team. Theyre going to load up the front, bring the world and try to stop the run. Hopefully we can block them and move the ball.
Brevard was able to load up on Smoky Mountain too, but wont be able to do the same against a West team that can run and pass effectively.
Theyre tougher to defend, Essenberg said.
The problem for West, and just about any other 2-A team playing Brevard, is that the Devils are real big on both sides of the line. Pisgah wore the smaller Falcons down a week ago with its size advantage.
We know were outsized most games, Bailey said. We have been almost every game. We overcome it by running to the football on defense. We feel like we run fairly well.
On offense you dont have to dominate your blocks, but you have to get on them and stay.
Three Blue Devils, Quentin Robinson, Nathan Norman and Luke Oddo, each ran for more than 100 yards against Smoky Mountain. Add in receivers Frankie Waters and Wood Turner and the Devils have a lot of speed to go along with their size.
Brevard has a lot weapons, Bailey said.
But West has speed at the skill positions as well with Quinten Owens, Justin Allen and Vinny Smith.
Brevard seems to have righted the ship after the loss at Shelby where the Devils just didnt play well.
Well find out if it was a one-week wonder or if were really improving, Essenberg said.
West is trying to avoid an 0-2 conference start against two of the best 2-A teams in the state.
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:
Zion Ponderosa Ultimate Summer Bucket List
It's about halfway through summer break but there's still time for an epic summer adventure! Whether you call it a bucket list, a life list, or a to-do list, Zion Ponderosa is the place to make your adventure dreams a reality. From world-class canyoneering to hikes with breathtaking views, here are five great adventures to add to… Read More


text:
The Ohio State University
Mar 07, 2016
The CFAES Alumni Society sponsors an... Read More
Read More
Sep 23, 2015
Heather Bauder and Jeff Gallimore are the most recent Ohio State ATI graduates to have joined the Ohio State ATI horticulture division.
Heather is a graduate of the floral design and marketing and nursery production and management programs. She is the new laboratory demonstrator in the... Read More
Apr 02, 2015
Heather Pariso '10 of Dover is a greenhouse and nursery specialist with Rice's Nursery and Landscaping in Canton, but her alter ego is the television personality "Garden Gurll." Heather's "Garden Gurl" show debuted in April on TV2 Tuscarawas... Read More
Feb 20, 2015
Six of the 14 College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) award recipients have relationships with Ohio State ATI. Recipients were nominated as a result of graduating from Ohio State ATI or in the case of the meritorious service award because of their service to Ohio State... Read More
May 02, 2013
The Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute will confer 139 degrees and certificates to graduates at its 40th commencement exercises on Saturday, May 4 at 11 a.m. at Fisher Auditorium.
This year's commencement speaker is the Honorable Robert Gibbs, U.S... Read More
Apr 17, 2013
More than 300 million photos were uploaded to facebook per day from January to March 2012. 3.2 billion "Likes" and Comments were generated by Facebook users per day durning the first quarter of 2012. More business internet traffic goes to Facebook than to any other Internet site. 6.8 percent of... Read More
Sep 25, 2012
Good news! The nomination deadline for the CFAES Alumni Awards has been extended to October 15th. For more information about the awards and the nomination process please visit our Awards and Recognition page.


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
twinoo brain training
Today's Apps Gone Free: PDF Printer, Groops, Ed Emberley's Shake And Make And More
Today's AGF list includes a business app, a matching game, and a puzzle game.
Tyler Tschida
| March 21
Today's Apps Gone Free: Agile Project Manager, Air Projector, Bitter Sam And More
Today's AGF list includes a project manager, a productivity app, and a physics puzzler.
Tyler Tschida
| October 17
Today's Apps Gone Free: Earthlapse, TinyVox, BugMe! Stickies And More
Today's AGF list includes an education app, a voice recording app, and a productivity app.
Mahmoud Hafez
| November 17


text:
If you are a current student interested in researching career opportunities contact the Office of Career Services
Benefits Manager
|Plan, direct, or coordinate compensation and benefits activities and staff of an organization.
|A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences
A.S. Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mathematics and Science)
A.A.S. Accounting
A.A.S. Management: Marketing Concentration
A.S. Business Administration (Accounting and Marketing)
|Job Outlook:
|Employment of benefits managers is expected to grow much faster than average through 2018. Legislation and court rulings have created a demand for experts in the field. Rising healthcare costs should spur demand for workers to develop creative compensation and benefits packages.
|Education Level:
|Training for this occupation generally requires an Associate Degree from a 2 year or community college.
|Recommended Skills:
|Recommended Values:
* National data collected by the Department of Labor between 2008-2012.
Understanding acquiring positions in this field may be enhanced through continuing academic study (i.e. earning a baccalaureate or a master's degree) and/or work experience in the field, Queensborough Community College has established transfer agreements with other institutions for students who wish to further pursue their educational goals. Students are highly encouraged to meet with one of our Career Services Advisor to fully understand the opportunities available through study in their degree program.


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|"Ryan Bloom" <...@covalent.net>
|add_any_filter is totally borked :-(
|Sun, 03 Mar 2002 01:36:35 GMT
I don't know if anybody has realized this yet, but I am adding the protocol output filter pointer in the request_rec, and what should have been a very simple job is going to be huge now, because add_any_filter is totally wrong. The problem is that we don't ever check which filter list we are adding a filter to, which means that a connection level filter can easily be added to the r->output_filters list, as long as one request filter is added before that connection filter is added. This might take some time to untangle, and the code is likely to change a lot in the interim. :-( Ryan ---------------------------------------------- Ryan Bloom firstname.lastname@example.com 645 Howard St. firstname.lastname@example.com San Francisco, CA
|View raw message


text:
Chicago -- The Chicago Blackhawks said Wednesday forward Marian Hossa has been placed on the injured reserve list.
The high-scoring but oft-injured forward sustained a lower-body injury during a Nov. 29 practice when he collided with teammate Nick Boynton.
The team had said earlier Hossa would likely miss two to three weeks as he recovers from the mishap. It's the second time he has been hobbled this year after also missing seven games with an upper-body injury beginning in late October.
The move comes only days after the Blackhawks said another of its top scorers, Patrick Kane, would be out about three weeks with a lower-body injury.
Kansas City, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Matt Cassel underwent an appendectomy and is set to resume practice, the team said Wednesday.
A statement issued by the Chiefs indicated Cassel will be back in the fold almost immediately as Kansas City prepares to meet AFC West rival San Diego in a key game Sunday.
Cassel's absence from practiced was noticed Wednesday when signal-caller Brodie Croyle took the first-team snaps and Tyler Palko served as the back-up, the Kansas City Star reported.
The Chiefs come into the Sunday's game leading the division with an 8-4 mark, and Cassel has played a large part in that, throwing for 2,503 yards and 23 touchdowns with only four interceptions this season.
Pittsburgh -- Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger's sprained foot likely won't keep him on the sidelines Sunday against Baltimore, Pittsburgh Coach Mike Tomlin said Tuesday.
However, Roethlisberger is wearing a special boot and may be limited in practice this week because of the injury, suffered in the first half against Buffalo last weekend.
"I am going to be optimistic and hopeful and he may be a full participant, but there is a chance he couldn't be," Tomlin said. "There is some pain and discomfort. We will see where the week takes us."
Roethlisberger threw for 246 yards but was sacked five times in the Steelers' 19-16 overtime victory against the Bills.
Denver -- The NFL has fined Denver Broncos head Coach Josh McDaniels in connection with the illegal taping of an opponent's practice, multiple sources reported Saturday.
NFL.com, ESPN and The Denver Post reported McDaniels was fined $50,000 and the Broncos were also assessed a $50,000 penalty in the incident, for which McDaniels and Broncos President and CEO Pat Bowlen issued apologies Saturday.
Bowlen said the league found a Broncos employee had videotaped a portion of the San Francisco 49ers' Oct. 30 'walkthrough' practice at Wembley Stadium in London, a day before the two teams played each other there.
In his statement, McDaniels claimed he did not view the 6-minute tape.
New Haven, Conn. -- NFL quarterback Michael Vick told Connecticut high school students his dog-fighting conviction was a divine warning against the practice.
The Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback told students at Wilbur Cross High in New Haven Tuesday he was captivated with the dogs a man would bring by a barber shop when he was 10. "The most beautiful dogs in the world," Vick said. "I kept asking him to give me a dog."
When he was 20, he got one of the pit bulls, and soon found himself exposed to the practice of setting them against each other to tear themselves apart.
"One day, God said to me, 'What you're doing to these dogs is wrong and I'm going to punish you for it,'" Vick said. "And four days later I was indicted."
Nashville -- Mercurial wide receiver Randy Moss said Wednesday he's not out to cause trouble for his new team, the Tennessee Titans, but to work.
Meeting with reporters at the Titans' practice facility after his second day of workouts with his new squad, Moss read a statement in which he said he wants to be all business after being at the center of controversy with his former team, the Minnesota Vikings, The Tennessean reported.
"I said it before: I didn't want to go to Minnesota and mess anything up," Moss said. "But I guess everybody blamed me for it. So I am going to say it again: I am not coming here to start no trouble. I am just coming in here to work every day and hopefully win."
Boston -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady missed practice Wednesday with a foot injury, the team revealed.
The Patriots' daily practice report listed Brady as out due to both his foot and right shoulder, but because the shoulder problem has been listed before, it is likely his foot is what caused him to miss practice, The Boston Globe reported.
The newspaper said Brady's absence is the first time he's missed practice since returning from a torn anterior cruciate ligament suffered in the 2008 season.
That year, the signal-caller was out most of the season recovering. But aside from that stint, Brady has never missed a Patriots game since becoming the team's starter in 2001.
Eden Prairie, Minn. -- Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre has two small fractures in his left ankle and may not be able to practice this week, Vikings Coach Brad Childress said Monday.
Favre was injured Sunday in the Vikings' 28-24 loss at Green Bay. He completed 16-of-29 passes for 212 yards and a touchdown but was also intercepted three times. The injury -- on the same ankle Favre had surgery on this spring -- is believed to have occurred on the play during which he threw his first interception.
Childress said Favre was in a walking cast and doesn't need surgery for the current problem. He said Favre's ability for practices was unknown.
Minnesota plays at New England Sunday. Favre has made an NFL record 291 consecutive starts.
Chicago -- The Chicago Bears say quarterback Jay Cutler, returning from a concussion, has been cleared for full practice and will start against Seattle Sunday.
Cutler, who suffered the concussion Oct. 3 in a game against the New York Giants and sat out last Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers, practiced three days last week on a limited basis, the Chicago Tribune reported.
Cutler will return to practice at Halas Hall to prepare for the upcoming match at Soldier Field.
The Bears were optimistic about their other injured players.
Los Angeles -- Actress Justine Bateman has signed on for a guest role in an upcoming episode of the U.S. medical drama series "Private Practice," ABC said.
Bateman is best known for her work on TV's "Family Ties" and "Men in Trees," and in the movie "Satisfaction." She is the sister of actor Jason Bateman.
"Violet and Cooper make amendments to their friendship in order to please their significant others; Pete and Cooper get in an argument involving marijuana use by a patient (Bateman); Addison is conflicted about going public with her new romance, and Sheldon's decision to deny approval for a patient's sex change backfires," the network said in a synopsis of the show's Sept. 30 episode.
Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts on themoneytimes.com are their own, and not that of the website or its management. TheMoneyTimes advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decision.
©2004-2010 All Rights Reserved


text:
A Dictionary of London. Originally published by H Jenkins LTD, London, 1918.
This free content was digitised by double rekeying. All rights reserved.
In this section
- Three Kings (The)
- Three Kings Alley, Minories
- Three Kings Court
- Three Leg Alley
- Three Leg Alley
- Three Leg Court, Yard
- Three Legges Alley
- Three Legs (The)
- Three Mariner Court
- Three Mariners Court
- Three Needle Street
- Three Nonnes
- Three Nun Court
- Three Nun Inn, Aldgate; Three Nuns Hotel
- Three Nunnes Alley
- Three Nuns Court
- Three Nuns Yard
- Three Pidgeon Court
- Three Pigeon Alley
- Three Pigeon Alley, Barbican
Three Kings (The)
Brewhouse and wharf in East Smithfield, west of the Katherine Wheel and Mille Docke, part of the possessions of the Abbey of St. Mary of Graces, 34 H. VIII. 1542 (L. and P. H. VIII. Vol. XVII. p.399).
Three Kings Alley, Minories
Three Kings Court
North out of Fleet Street at No.150, between Fetter Lane and Shoe Lane, in Farringdon Ward Without (P.O. Directory).
First mention: O. and M. 1677.
Three Leg Alley
West out of Bishopsgate Street, in Bishopsgate Ward Without, near Bethlem Churchyard (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 108).
The site is now occupied by Liverpool Street Station and the Great Eastern Railway lines.
Name derived from the sign, which represents the Manx arms, and is also the emblem of Sicily.
Three Leg Alley
East out of Fetter Lane to West Harding Street, and east again, in Farringdon Ward Without, 1641 (L. and P. Chas. I. XXIII. p.633, to Boyle, 1799).
It is also called "Red Lion Passage" from "a paltry Inn there which bears that sign," with a thoroughfare on suffrance through the house of Samuel Francome at the sign of the Horseshoe in West Harding Street (W. Stow, 1722).
Three Leg Court, Yard
East out of Whitecross Street, in Cripplegate Ward Without (O. and M. 1677-Elmes, 1831).
Site now occupied by the City Greenyard (q.v.).
Three Legges Alley
In parish of St. Mary le Bow in Cheapside, or West Chepe 27 H. VIII. 1536 (L. and P. H. VIII. X. p.119).
Mentioned also in 32 H. VIII. 1540 (ib. XVI. p.176), and in 4 Ed. VI. 1550 (Lond. I. p.m. I. 86-7).
Three Legs (The)
In Cannon Street, 1655 (Strype, ed. 1720, I. iii. 201).
Three Mariner Court
North out of Fore Street at No.102, in Cripplegate WardWithout, west of Grub Street (Horwood, 1799-Elmes, 1831).
"Green Dragon Court" (q.v.) in O.S.
Three Mariners Court
In Fleet Street (Strype, ed. 1755-Boyle, 1799).
Three Needle Street
Three Nonnes
Tenement so called in parish of St. James Garlykhith, 22 H. VIII. 1530 (L. and P. H. VIII. Vol. IV. Pt. 3, p.2883).
Three Nun Court
East out of Aldermanbury at No. 19 (P.O. Directory). In Bassishaw Ward and Cripplegate Ward Within, leading into Church Alley, Basinghall Street (q.v.).
Formerly called "Church Alley," Basinghall Street (q.v.).
Three Nun Inn, Aldgate; Three Nuns Hotel
Three Nunnes Alley
Three Nuns Court
North out of Threadneedle Street, between St. Christopher's Church and Prince's Street In Broad Street Ward (Strype, ed. 1720-Boyle, 1799).
Former names: "Three Nun Alley" (O. and M. 1677-Hatton, 1708). "Three Nunnys Alley," 15 H. VIII. 1523, in Wardmote inquest of Broad St. Ward (L. and P. H. VIII.- III. Pt. 2, p.1515). " Three Nunnes Alley," 1614 (Ct. H.W. II. 738).
Site is now occupied by the Bank of England.
Three Nuns Yard
North out of Aldgate High Street, east of St. Botolph's Church (Rocque, 1746-O.S. 25 in. 1880).
Former name: 'Three Nun Inn" (Proc. in Chancery, temp. Eliz. Vol.111. p.78, to Horwood, 1799).
The site is occupied by the Three Nuns Hotel, 10-13 Aldgate High Street, rebuilt ,880 (P.O. Directory).
No yard or passage in front of it.
Three Pidgeon Court
North out of Angel Alley, in Bishopsgate Ward Without (Rocque, 1746).
The site is now occupied by the North London Railway lines.
Three Pigeon Alley
South out of London Wall. In Broad Street Ward (O. and M. 1677-Strype, 1755)
Site seems occupied by "White Horse and Half Moon Stables" in Rocque.


text: I haven't used WordPress before, but am considering converting my current site, hosted and designed through Intuit Websites, to WordPress in order to save money. Is there any good way for me to try out WordPress as well as probably some of the Ecommerce plugins without paying for a server? Also, are what are some opinions about the online store options through WordPress?


text:
Woman carrying shopping bags
Credit: Brand X Pictures
Creative #: 78405934
Licence type: Royalty-freeRoyalty-free pricing is based solely on the size of the product you need, not the specific use. You don't have to pay any additional royalties on a use-by-use basis. Once you license a royalty-free product, you may use it multiple times for multiple projects without paying additional fees. (Pornographic, defamatory, libellous or otherwise unlawful use of any image is, of course, prohibited.)
Collection: Stockbyte
Release info: No release required
- Abundance,
- Adult,
- Adults Only,
- Bag,
- Buying,
- Carrying,
- Clothes Shop,
- Consumerism,
- Customer,
- Day,
- Department Store,
- Home Finances,
- Horizontal,
- Indoors,
- Merchandise,
- One Person,
- One Woman Only,
- Part Of,
- People,
- Retail,
- Sale,
- Shopping,
- Shopping Bag,
- Shopping Centre,
- Three Quarter Length,
- Walking,
- Women,
Similar imagesSearch ResultsSame series
Woman Carrying Shopping Bags Stock PhotoAbundance,Adult,Adults Only,Bag,Buying,Carrying,Clothes Shop,Consumerism,Customer,Day,Department Store,Home Finances,Horizontal,Indoors,Merchandise,One Person,One Woman Only,Part Of,People,Retail,Sale,Shopping,Shopping Bag,Shopping Centre,Three Quarter Length,Walking,WomenPhotographer Brand X PicturesCollection: Stockbyte


text:
Arie Van De Graaff
Elder Steele celebrates a milestone by discarding an article of clothing in this week's installment of "Mission Daze," a humorous look at the life of Mormon missionaries.
Arie Van De Graaff has been drawing cartoons since his mom first placed a crayon in his grubby little hand. View more of his work at mormoncartoonist.com. EMAIL: email@example.com
Most Popular
Across Site
In Faith
- Self-assured, Kaine brings a steady hand to...
- California governor denies parole for Manson...
- 3 key takeaways from the latest report on...
- Picturing history: West Lebanon, New Hampshire
- Will this key line in Melania Trump's GOP...
- Did the Republican Party just adopt the 'most...
- Cookbook review: 'The Lion House Cookbook'...
- Jerry Earl Johnston: At times the people we...
Most Commented
Across Site
In Faith
- Did the Republican Party just adopt the... 48
- Defending the Faith: Two theological... 26
- BYU climbs from No. 15 to No. 5 in this... 25
- Utah man credits God for survival of 4... 24
- Ohio Mormon offered invocation at... 22
- Self-assured, Kaine brings a steady... 16
- Why many churches can't endorse... 13
- GOP platform: Plenty for evangelicals... 12


text:
Back in the early '90s, the US took a terrorist, propped him up, gave him cover and... loads of $$$. Proclaiming a "new beginning" our tax dollars bought time, but not what we were told "peace" and sustainable change.
Today, we read that "Hamas" fights "Fatah". But we don't read of what the Gov't is doing. Why? because there never was a democracy in Palestine, just autocratic rule with lots of US and Euro $$ buying the veneer of content. Where are Alpha's journalists writing the real story - the hoodwinking of Western citizenry to feed new generations of corrupt society?
While the Palestinian people again go through turmoil, let's not forget they chose these leaders. Yes, the same leaders biasp worships.
biasp, re:
>>>One has to be blind and deaf not to know that the country is heading in the wrong direction.<<<
Yeah, you keep telling us how you prefer first strike WMD leadership.
Not to forget Canoodle, can there be anything more child like than your daily whining.
lCanoodle... You lmay see it as childish. And Arafarce might see it as..chit who the hell cares how Arafarce sees it. FAct is it ably sums up what comes out of both of your mouths. You are knee jerk NeoHead who has no trouble criticising all except your fellow NeoHeads and whines all the while. Arafarce.. his name says most of it. You may not like. Doesnt make it any less true.
And btw CAnoodle. Look at yourself and the last post. Perhaps you can find where I defined liberal or liberalism. Bet you a cheesecake that you can't. Once again proving when your lips move, it is more than likely defensive nonsense.
Fresh poll: only 29% of Americans think the country is heading in the right direction.
I don't know if you are in this 29% or are just lying to us and saying that you believe so. One has to be blind and deaf not to know that the country is heading in the wrong direction. The stench is getting harder to hide regardless of all the propaganda you and the mainstream media keep bombarding us with.
QWAK,canucanoe,When you are living in HELL any place that is a little COOLER is a LOT BETTER and once you are HERE most could NOT afford to go any ware else ANY WAY!
WARS,FAMIN and POVERTY is ware THEY came from but for the VAST MAJORITY of IMMIGRENTS what they got was SLAVERY dressed up with promises and dreams that could NEVER come TRUE!
It was a PIRIMID SCAM and they have broken every RUEL or TREATY or agreement EVER MADE ---- THAT is the AMERICAN WAY!
Any thing to keep it going including WAR and minipulating foreign governments so the USA can get their RESOURCES CHEEP!
It SUCKS I know and IT bothers me knowing the TRUTH but NOT knowing is WORSE! Pretending that what actualy happened did NOT is a SELF SERVING memory and DELUSIONARY thinking.
the DUCK
All this namecalling Alpha. So childish.
Funny how biasp and Alpha both want to define what a liberal is. I never use the term. Never. There is no need to if one wants to hear what an individual has to say.
Duck, people have been flooding to America for 230 years. You keep saying it is for false opportunities. You have pointed out the wrong decision from the 1770's, you point it out today. lol! A 230 year old trend is based on falsity??? hmmmm... when are you going to see the light?
What's the matter azalp... Arafarcism, Islamfacisim, militarism, missadministration fascism? Are these real words or you making up new terms?
Do you understand the concept of projection in psychology? Well, you demonstrate it perfectly. If you are looking hard for fanatical extremISM azalp you only need to open the blinds in your living room and look at what's happening in your backyard.
Bullying the azalpism style:
kCanoodle.. While Arafarce is certainly a Horse's arse and Islamofacist piece of chit, it doesnt chang the fact that you are one of the principal offenders of twisting others statments. Moreover when you are called to task for your views, you whine and make your lame-ass excuses in defense of your NeoHeaded Buddies. Your militarism and apologies for the excesses and missadministration of Bush, Cheney & Co. frequently cross the line into classic fascism. OK, go ahead and whine.


text:
New Year's Eve Black-Eyed Peas
Total Time
10hrs 5mins
Prep 5 mins
Cook 10 hrs
I make these black-eyed peas every year for New Year's Eve. This works great if you make a bone-in ham for Christmas. You can just freeze the ham bone and use it when New Year's Eve rolls around. You will end up with pieces of shredded ham in each bite and it is delicious!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 12 ounces black-eyed peas (dry)
- 8 cups water (see recipe instructions)
- 1 ham bone (with a little bit of ham left on)
- 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1⁄2 cup pickled jalapeno pepper (chopped finely)
- salt and pepper
- Place ham bone in a crock pot.
- Cover with black eyed peas.
- Cover with water. (You will need to have about 3 inches of water above the peas).
- Add seasonings and jalapenos.
- Cook on low heat 8-10 hours.


text:
Credit Union times deliver daily breaking news and information you need -- FREE.Sign Up Now!
February 19, 2014 | By Robert McGarvey
On April 8, Microsoft will cease to issue security updates for Microsoft XP, the preferred operating system for credit union ATMs.
January 31, 2014 | By Robert McGarvey
Security updates for Microsoft XP end April 8. Nearly all credit union ATMs run on the system.
From D+H
From Virtual Hold Technology
From Datawatch Monarch
From ARCA
From Kaufman Hall
From Doxim
From Shoreline, a Gemalto Company
Jul 26 | Marlene Y. Satter
Jul 26 | Peter Strozniak
Jul 25 | Tahira Hayes
Jul 26 | Roy Urrico
Advertisement. Closing in 15 seconds.


text:
This is a really useful little plugin. It's easy to configure and easy to find the buttons to actually generate the invoice, packing slip, etc. Thank you!
Good plugin.
- I need to create credit notes.
This is a nice simple plugin that does what it says it will.
There is one niggle I have though, if you alter the price of an item on the order page, it is not shown on the print invoice, but the total is correctly calculated for the new price.
Almost perfect.
Invoices and delivery notes can only be printed, it is not possible to open them as a PDF file.
Cannot find the way for the customer to print the invoice on the "My Account" and "Order Details" page.
The plugin is good and works well without any problem. Here are few things that made me move away to other (premium alternative).
1. It is mandatory to have unique invoice number (different from order number) in several countries. There is no provision to add invoice number.
2. There must be an option to display Tax registration/ Store registration number. Although, there is a place for printing custom message but it comes after Order Totals and you cant move it (unless you know CSS well).
3. It will be a good if invoice can be printed from PDF rather than HTML.
The plugin is awesome for those who don't need the above functionality.
Great little plugin
You must log in to submit a review. You can also log in or register using the form near the top of this page.


text:
Former Brookfield East student-athlete Greg Anger brought something special back with him when he returned from the Australian Paralympics Youth Games this fall.
His gold medal.
The talented Anger, who is a member of the University of Missouri wheelchair basketball team, was selected to play on the USA U20 team in the games.
He almost didn't take the invitation.
"They sent a letter of interest," Anger said. "I wasn't sure if I wanted to do that since we were in my first two weeks of practice (at UM). My coach didn't want me to go either."
But one of his former coaches, Mike Bauler, got a coaching job for the USA team and encouraged Anger to look into it.
Anger talked to University of Missouri coach Ron Lykins again, and they decided it would be a good opportunity for Anger and it would also help the Tigers with recruiting.
But now Anger had to wait for the call to see if he was officially selected.
"I was really excited," he said. "When they called me, I was shaking I was so excited."
Anger, who is a power forward for Missouri, played forward, point guard and guard for the USA team.
The team played against Team Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia, beating Western Australia, 68-55, in the medal round.
"It was a wonderful experience," said Anger's mom, Kathy, who made the trip along with Greg's father, Bob, and sister, Kelly. "We found out that Melbourne is a very progressive city.
"The venue was the location for the Commonwealth Games that were held there awhile back. The Australians were very impressed with our team, and as a matter of fact some of the competitors are interested in attending college in the United States."
Anger has cerebral palsy, which affects his stomach muscles and the tops of his legs.
"It's a birth defect," he said. "My mom wanted me to go out and do other things when I was growing up. We found this group in downtown Milwaukee which stressed independence first."
He took part in adaptive recreation programs they offered, which included basketball, hockey, football, water skiing and snow skiing.
Anger was more than competitive in various sports and he joined the Eighth-Grade National Wheelchair Basketball Association and has competed regionally and nationally with the Wheelin' Wizards from eighth grade through his junior year. He finished 37-1 in his final season, falling one game short of winning the championship.
"It was a real bummer," he said.
But Anger now has a gold medal to look at to help out wipe out that bad memory.
More from Sports
- Germantown boys basketball team holds off Brookfield Central, 77-62
- Brookfield East's Hyndiuk shines on mound
- Lightning strikes in shootout to beat Brookfield Academy girls
- Brookfield Bulldogs score 4 runs in 11th inning to nip Lannon
- Brookfield Blue Sox lose to first-place Pewaukee
- Brookfield East's Bullen earns MVP honors for track
- Brookfield Central puts six softball players on all-Greater Metro Conference team
- Sport Shorts: June 18, 2015
- Brookfield East wrestling camps set
- More success on horizon for Brookfield East boys track team


text:
First Footage for Patty Jenkins' 'Wonder Woman' Starring Gal Gadot
"We're going to see her coming-of-age, the entire history, what's her mission." We'll meet the new Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder's upcoming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice movie this March, but they've already started filming the solo Wonder Woman movie due out in 2017. Patty Jenkins is currently in the middle of directing Wonder Woman, starring Gal Gadot as the Amazonian princess-warrior. It also stars Robin Wright, Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen and David Thewlis. This video features a chat between Geoff Johns & Kevin Smith, before showing just a few clips of footage from the film. We expect to see a full trailer sometime around March, but maybe sooner, you never know. Check this out below in the meantime.
› Posted January 19 in DC, Featurette, To Watch | Comments
Watch: Profile on Ensemble Staging Featuring 'Memories of Murder'
"Directing is a matter of emphasis - you emphasize what is important, by under-emphasizing what is less so." Need filmmaking inspiration? Watch this. We don't feature enough of the videos made by YouTube user Every Frame a Painting, and they're always fascinating to watch. The latest one is a profile on ensemble staging, or the art of setting up an ensemble of actors within scenes as part of visual storytelling. The film used to explain this is Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder, a fantastic murder mystery thriller, and the perfect reference for this technique. There's some great quotes at the beginning as well, and plenty to learn.
› Posted January 8 in Featurette, To Watch | Comments
A Preview of the Year Ahead: 'First Cut 2016' - Movie Trailer Mashup
"That's how it starts - the fever, the rage… That turns good men cruel." It's a New Year and that means a new set of movies across the next 12 months to get excited about. 2016's line-up of cinematic adventures includes Marvel's Doctor Strange, DC's Suicide Squad, plus Gambit, X-Men: Apocalypse, Captain America: Civil War, as well as Steven Spielberg's The BFG, Paul Fieg's Ghostbusters, Duncan Jones' Warcraft, Tim Miller's Deadpool, and Pixar's Finding Dory. This new 2016 mashup video from Nick Bosworth (who makes the Final Cut videos) is just a very quick tease but it's a nice preview of what's ahead.
› Posted January 6 in Featurette, Hype, To Watch | Comments
A Featurette on Filming a Scene for 'The Force Awakens' in Ireland
By now, hopefully everyone has seen Star Wars: The Force Awakens at least once, because it's time to delve into spoiler territory. The Irish Tourism Board has launched a new featurette on Star Wars, focusing on the one major scene that was filmed there. The scene was shot on the island Skellig Michael, and it's the very last scene in the movie, involving a certain Skywalker character. It's a beautiful location that is used nicely, and the video shows how they worked to get the shots they needed without causing any harm to the environment. This is more of a tourism video to attract fans to Ireland to check out this location, but it's also cool to see a few more behind-the-scenes shots from this most recent Star Wars adventure. Fire it up below.
› Posted January 4 in Featurette, Star Wars, To Watch | Comments
Watch: A Featurette on the Themes in Survival Tale 'The Revenant'
"These shots are about creating an intimacy with the actors within an epic landscape." 20th Century Fox has debuted this new making of featurette for Alejandro González Iñárritu's The Revenant, which explores the grueling processing of filming this story. The shot for almost a year in the freezing cold in Canada, using only natural light, and submitting themselves to the raw elements of nature. The end result is a spectacular cinematic experience - every shot is stunning, and it's powerful to watch so raw, real beauty. This is a brutal tale of survival, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, Will Poulter, Domhnall Gleeson, and it's riveting to watch. This video shows a lot of footage and examines the themes that Iñárritu is touching upon.
› Posted December 22 in Featurette, To Watch | Comments
Laika is Celebrating 10 Amazing Years of Bold Stop-Motion Filmmaking
"We are a passionate group of artists who believe that the smallest details help tell the bigger story." This month, Laika Entertainment based in Portland, Oregon is celebrating 10 years of "bold and memorable filmmaking". Laika is the stop-motion animation studio behind Coraline, ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls, and Kubo and the Two Strings (coming up). They do such amazing work constructing these wonderful films by hand, retouching frame-by-frame, moment-by-moment, creating everything from scratch and animating it painstakingly day-after-day. To celebrate the occasion, they've released a short 10th Anniversary video looking at the artistry behind Laika. It's a great reminder of just how much goes into this kind of animation.
› Posted December 15 in Animation, Featurette, To Watch | Comments
IMAX's New 'Behind the Frame' Featurette for 'The Force Awakens'
"It's true. All of it." IMAX has launched another new featurette for Star Wars: The Force Awakens with a week left to go until opening. This doesn't really feature any new footage that we haven't seen before, so everyone trying to steer clear of any more footage before next week, this video is okay. The featurette is a reminder that The Force Awakens has at least one major sequence (on Jakku) filmed with IMAX cameras, and the entire cast talks about how the format enhances the experience. We're so close, and as much as I still wish this was shot entirely on IMAX cameras, I'll take one good sequence. "When you go to see a movie in that format you know you're going to get something that is the best version of going out to the movies."
› Posted December 11 in Featurette, Star Wars, To Watch | Comments
First Featurette on Marvel's 'Doctor Strange' Shows Mostly Concept Art
"He's got an incredibly complicated emotional structure going on." Marvel has released a very short, but nonetheless fascinating featurette on the story of Doctor Strange. Production is now underway in London on Doctor Strange, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the Sorcerer Supreme. This featurette is less than 60-seconds and only includes discussions about the characters and some glimpses at concept art, but no real footage is available yet. Scott Derrickson is directing the film. The full cast includes Rachel McAdams, Tilda Swinton, Mads Mikkelsen, Scott Adkins & Chiwetel Ejiofor. Get your first Strange introduction below.
› Posted December 7 in Featurette, Marvel, To Watch | Comments
New Featurette for Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight' on its Ensemble Cast
"We've got eight people that are very different, very dangerous and to varying degrees, hateful…" The Weinstein Company has debuted a new featurette for the upcoming Tarantino movie The Hateful Eight, starring one helluva ensemble cast. The eight who get stuck in a blizzard at Minnie's Haberdashery are: Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern and Demian Bichir. This featurette explores the dynamics and relationships of the cast, to compliment the technical featurette about 70mm from before. The best part about this is the cast, and Goggins is one of my favorites, plus Jackson as always. Check out this fantastic 4-min featurette below.
› Posted December 6 in Featurette, Hype, To Watch | Comments
Watch: New 'The Force Awakens' Featurette on the Star Wars Legacy
"What happens to these characters we know and love - it's a world I want to get back to immediately." Lucasfilm has unveiled another new featurette for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, premiered at Brazil Comic-Con, showing some never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage. Not that we need to see any more footage to be sold at this point, but who cares, the more the merrier especially if it includes a look at the full-size Millennium Falcon set piece. Director J.J. Abrams shows up in this often, as does Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fischer and a few other special guests. Only two more weeks left.
› Posted December 5 in Featurette, Star Wars, To Watch | Comments
Watch: Featurette on X-Mas Horror in Mike Dougherty's 'Krampus'
"We all get punished." So who is Krampus? And why is he haunting this family on Christmas? Find out more in this new featurette for Mike Dougherty's Krampus, which opens in theaters this weekend. I've seen this movie and I want to tell you - it's awesome, it's worth seeing, it's one of the best holiday horror movies you'll see. It's a throwback to the Amblin-type movies of yonder when kids could get genuinely frightened by real horror (like with Gremlins, Poltergeist). As actor David Koechner explains in this short featurette, it's a Christmas horror that has the three Hs: horror, heart and humor. Bundle up, stay by the fire, and enjoy.
› Posted December 3 in Featurette, Horror, To Watch | Comments
Making Of Featurette on the Stop-Motion Animation in 'Anomalisa'
It's still so amazing that a couple of studios are actually making stop-motion animation feature films every year. The creative skill, patience and artistic vision that goes into creating a full-length stop-motion movie is so impressive, and it's always interesting to get a glimpse at that process. Paramount has released a new behind-the-scenes featurette for the indie drama Anomalisa, the new Charlie Kaufman film co-directed by Duke Johnson, which is a stop-motion film that has been earning rave reviews at film festivals. "Anomalisa is 118,089 Frames of Film. Each Animator had a goal of 2 seconds (48 frames) of animation per day. See how it all came together…" I wish they showed more here, but they're probably saving it for the DVD release.
› Posted November 30 in Featurette, To Watch | Comments
Watch: Featurette Explains the 70mm Roadshow of 'The Hateful Eight'
"Here's what makes 70mm so glorious!" Still confused by the "roadshow" version of The Hateful Eight? The Weinstein Company has released a featurette explaining the story behind why Quentin Tarantino wanted to shoot this film in 65mm ultra-panavision and how they're planning to release it in 70mm in certain theaters around the country. The video features Tarantino plus Samuel L. Jackson, cinematographer Robert Richardson, and many others. They explain that this roadshow is basically a big, special occasion that features an overture, and an intermission, and a playbill and everything. This is awesome and I'm glad they finally released this video for The Hateful Eight, the 11th feature shot in ultra-panavision. Do not miss.
› Posted November 25 in Featurette, To Watch | Comments
Director Adam McKay Profiled in New Featurette for 'The Big Short'
"I think he has a great quality of being able to be outraged by something without losing his sense of humor about it." Paramount has unveiled a short new featurette for The Big Short, the out-of-nowhere banking comedy that features a helluva cast. Adam McKay (of Anchorman 1 & 2, Step Brothers) directs Christian Bale, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Karen Gillan, Marisa Tomei, Melissa Leo, Rafe Spall and Brad Pitt in this comedy about a group of bankers that try to plan their way around the recession in 2008. The first trailer hit a few months ago and it looks promising, like there might be something to it. This new featurette mostly focuses on director Adam McKay and his vision for this movie, and his passion for comedy. Give it a watch.
› Posted November 12 in Featurette, Humor, To Watch | Comments
Follow Alex's main profile on :


text:
Watch Suits Season 2 Episode 2 online via TV Fanatic with over 6 options to watch the Suits S2E2 full episode. Affiliates with free and paid streaming include Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, YouTube Purchase, Google Play, and Amazon Prime.
|Watch Now
|Watch Now
|Watch Now
|YouTube Purchase
|Watch Now
|Google Play
|Watch Now
|Amazon Prime
|Watch Now
Episode Details
On Suits, Mike questions Rachel about her message and Jessica gets Harvey to help drum up support, with mixed results.
- Show:
- Suits
- Season:
- Suits Season 2
- Episode Number:
- 2


text:
Volunteers are important in supporting patients in their inpatient rehabilitation journey and their reintegration to the community. One pertinent role volunteers can play in patient care is to complement the rehabilitation team in preventing unscheduled readmissions due to social reasons.
Volunteers contribute by outreach work that focuses on re-educating patients on skills taught during the inpatient rehabilitation programme and by providing timely feedback to the Rehabilitation Centre's Medical Social Workers on patients struggling or not coping with self care.
TTSH Rehabilitation Centre's Volunteer Patient Programme was established in May 2009.
The roles volunteers can play in TTSH Rehabilitation Centre are:-
Those in the age group of 16 to 62 years old are welcome to register as volunteers in the TTSH Rehabilitation Centre's Volunteer Patient programme.
Visit Volunteer at TTSH page for more details.


text:
Comfort and Cream
Total Time
Prep 1 min
Cook 0 mins
SoCo and Bailey's oh my!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 ounces Southern Comfort
- 2 ounces irish cream
- chocolate, grated (optional)
- Combine ingredients with ice in a shaker. Shake well and strain into a short glass or leave over ice.
- Optional garnish: sprinkle with shaved chocolate or chocolate sprinkles. Also great rimmed with chocolate syrup!
Most Helpful
Wow. I admit I'm not a huge Southern Comfort fan but I really wanted to try this and it's a nice surprise.. nice and smooth, with a firey finish. I prefer having it over ice to let the drink mellow out a bit more. Thank you!
I have downed a few of these babies this week...(I needed destressing...OK?) and have thoroughly enjoyed each and every "sip". This is really a great combination, it intrgued me as I love both on their own, but somehow putting them together would have never occured to me. I am thrilled it occured to someone because this is quickly becoming my "go to" drink.
I was surprised how much these two liquors went together. The SoCo gives depth to the Baileys. Very smooth and creamy!


text:
Favstar gets even better if you sign in.
Sorry, there are no tweets to show.
Christ follower. Family man. Hockey fan. Harley rider. Prepper. Conservative.
Like @MadMatzuki's tweets? Send them a Favstar Pro Membership to show you care.Gift them Pro!
Stats can't be shown as @MadMatzuki hasn't signed in to Favstar recently.


text:
Yes I put the rubber gromits on all plastic ball links and the wobble went away. I felt so good about it i began to try some new stunts! Only to end up crashing and bending the new custom steel...
If this is your first visit, please click the Sign Up now button to begin the process of creating your account so you can begin posting on our forums! The Sign Up process will only take up about a minute of two of your time.
Type: Posts; User: Kmarks
Yes I put the rubber gromits on all plastic ball links and the wobble went away. I felt so good about it i began to try some new stunts! Only to end up crashing and bending the new custom steel...
Thank you John for that suggestion. I will try that if the vibration occures again.
I actually purchased all new aluminum tail gear set up, it is rock solid with NO play. The tail vibration in...
Ok I guess now it is my turn.
I have had my 130X for 2 weeks and had the same tail vibration issue as most. On mine it occured on the first flight! After checking all the control linkages,...
Is your tail rotor vibrating.?
My 130x on its first flight out of the box had excessive tail rotor vibration. Spoke to Horizon and they said to push through it?? WHAT!
I ordered a new...
Hello Dr. Ke
Please give me a little more information on your JL Mig29.
1. What engine or engines are you running?
2. How are the gear, are they stock or did you need much attention and...
Hey Wap,
Wow what a nice job with the twins!! Just awesome... My single FEJ Mig29 was the same scheme and just looks amazing in the air. Yes definatley needs twin andyours flew with...
Hi There,
I checked my photos, and unfortunatly I did not take any photos of building and or install of components. I never thought I would lose this bird after only 10 flights.
1. Save...
Is the one in question green camo? and comming from California? If so it may have been the one I built and that one I used expensive BVM rafale gear not stock gear.
Great flyer and fun to...
Well Said, and very very professional James.
If you have the new BH Mig 29 twin 70 mm jet with electric retracts let me give you a heads up. I bought the kit version and was very impressed with everything about this jet. I had 4 great flights...
yes look at kits. they sell just foam airframes, or if you own a bank you can buy seperate parts.
Looks really good Lior,
what did you need to do to the stock gear air cylinders so the oil would work and not leak. This may be the new way to work gear for many jets.
Saba is a great pilot.
I am just finishing up the LX Mig 29 twin 70mm fans and that jet is not the LX model. Very similar but not the same.
Looking Great.
I was thinking the same thing. As I was thinking about getting a boomer I had my eyes open when I saw this post. I must say I have sold some nice jets and other items in the past year...
See You in a week for Desert Jet Storm.
I had built and flown the FEJ 1/6 Mig 29 last summer and had shown it at Kentucky Jets.
Has anyone since built and flown this jet in the twin configuration.
If so, please do tell.
I concure with Rex, dealing with James at FEJ cant be beat. He always answers his phone or gets back to you very FAST. Lowell Wexler loves the hobby and his service is second to none. Here are 2...
I had mine in that paint scheme. On the ground it is cool as heck, in the air even David Schulman who test flew mine said here in the AZ sky it was not enjoyable to see.
I repainted mine in the...
make sure that the pivit blocks connected to the aluminum elevator shafts are not binding. Also make sure the blocks do not touch at full deflection. If they do, dremel them so the...
After flying my large FEJ F18 at Sun Valley and being blasted for side stepping the certification process, I had my flying privilege removed for 2 months. The Sun Valley board members...
Mine is still up for sale.........
I am still completely sick over the crash of this jet. I would also recommend that this jet due to it size and weight and poor air ducting in fuse be only flown as a twin. This will allow the...
Awesome looking.
Be well guys.
Nice Work Pete,
Keep up the photos as they come, and take a video for us on the maiden.
It was great meeting you at Kentucky Jets, and hope to see u there next year.
Kevin Marks


text:
Find information on common issues.
Ask questions and find answers from other users.
Suggest a new site feature or improvement.
Check on status of your tickets.
Oguz Hanoglu is currently a graduate student at Purdue University in the School of Engineering Education. He received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Middle East Technical University (METU), Turkey and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Bilkent University, Turkey. He conducts research within the First-Year Engineering Program to help the development, implementation, and assessment of model-eliciting activities with authentic engineering contexts. He is also a member of the Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN) education team.


text:
* Hobbies: Art and playing basketball.
* Favorite sports memory: Beating Neville this year.
* Most embarrassing sports memory: We were playing Franklin Parish my freshman year. The score was tied and a dude threw me out from the wall. Everybody was mad at me.
* Funniest sports memory: We were eating at Taco Bell last week before a game and somebody slipped salsa in my drink. Chase Cockrell, Clay Winnon and Jordan Jones were all in on it. I owe them one.
* Favorite athlete: Andrew McCutchen.
* Favorite team: Atlanta Braves.
* Sporting event I would most like to attend: A New York Yankees' game.
* Favorite class: Biology II with Ms. (Ashley) Allen.
* Favorite movie: 'Trouble with the Curve.'
* Favorite musical artist: Kendrick Lamar.
* Favorite food: Steak (well done).
* Favorite book: 'Baseball; the Mental Aspect of the Game.'
* Pet peeve: People who give up easy.
* If I could buy any vehicle I wanted, it would be: A Bugatti.
* One possession I couldn't live without: My hair.
* Career ambition: To be real successful in life and hopefully be a Major League baseball player.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Search KosherTorah
Please support our school.
Click here to donate.
KosherTorah School
Online Store Become a Contributing Student
of the KosherTorah School
** Latest Essays **
KosherTorah School
P.O. Box 628
Ariel Bar Tzadok,
Director, Rabbi
Forms divide, essence
KosherTorah School Statement of 42 Principles
is only a selection of the many hours of quality lessons that our school offers.
The KosherTorah School gets by with the support of our friends, and students.
While we offer you a full range of educational materials
free of charge,
We provide for you - and you must
provide for us.
We trust you, to do the right thing to, here and now, contribute your donation.
Two Free
Audio Classes - Important for you!
Please donate here however much you can,
The Works of Ariel Bar Tzadok


text:
Articles in this issue
Religion Booknotes
Marking the Hours English People and Their Prayers, 1240–1570 Eamon Duffy Yale University Press, $35, 208 pp. Today, every decent-sized museum displays one or...
April 3, 2007Lawrence S. CunninghamFilm & Arts0 commentsPremium
Christ in the Classroom
Every now and again, I reflect on teaching and the relevance of the methods used by Jesus. Even without the miracles and the content of the message, some of...
April 3, 2007J. Paul MartinReligion0 commentsPremium
What Ails Us
It pays to take your medicine, especially beforehand. That's what some employers who provide their workers with medical coverage have discovered. Groups...
April 3, 2007The EditorsPolitics0 comments
Individuals First
The ancients and the moderns are at it again. This time, though, the combatants are not texts charging from the shelves of Jonathan Swift's imagination,...
April 3, 2007Richard W. GarnettBook Reviews0 comments
An American Voice
With this volume, Hart Crane joins Robert Frost, Ezra Pound, and Wallace Stevens in the Library of America publications of twentieth-century poets. Crane can...
April 3, 2007William H. PritchardBook Reviews0 commentsPremium
Leveling the Field
Recently America's moral standing in the community of nations has dropped, reflecting rash and preemptive actions abroad-taken against the advice of...
April 3, 2007George M. PerkinsBook Reviews0 commentsPremium
Good Habits of Mind
Few runs in American intellectual life can rival the long and prolific career of sociologist Robert Bellah. Author of more than three hundred books, articles,...
April 3, 2007D. Michael LindsayBook Reviews0 commentsPremium
Under the Mask
In Breach, playing the traitor Robert Hanssen, Chris Cooper looks and behaves like all of Graham Greene's tormented Catholic heroes rolled into one: the compressed...
April 3, 2007Richard AllevaFilm & Arts0 commentsPremium
A Book of Surprises
Ater forty years of teaching Scripture, I still wonder why people keep showing up. Not for the credit classes I teach at the local community college, but for...
April 3, 2007Roger Vermalen KarbanReligion0 commentsPremium
Buried Treasure
Does biblical scholarship benefit the church? Such a question seems ridiculous at first glance, yet it has often given me pause. While the church has placed a...
April 2, 2007William L. BurtonReligion0 commentsPremium
The Faith of a Doctor
As a young physician, I often struggle with how I am supposed to "see" my patients. History-taking, physical examination, diagnosis, and treatment...
April 2, 2007Abraham NussbaumReligion0 commentsPremium
War, we must always remind ourselves, is the continuation of politics by other means. Understanding any war requires first understanding that war's...
April 2, 2007Andrew J. BacevichPolitics0 comments
- 1 of 2
- next ›


text:
NicaRoma cigars are premium cigars disguised as a discount stick. Each cigar is handcrafted by Villiger cigars using a mixed filler consisting of straight Nicaraguan tobaccos, a Nicaraguan binder, and your choice of a rich Mexican San Andreas Maduro, heav
I really liked the Maduro Toro! A very flavorful cigar that I will refer to all my smokeing buddy s..10