text:
Arizona Theatre Company
The Arizona Theatre Company is a professional regional theatre company operating in both Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. The company has been known as the official "State Theatre of Arizona" since 1978. It performs a season of six productions at two theatres—the only League of Resident Theatres member to do so—at the Temple of Music and Art in Tucson and the Herberger Theater Center in Phoenix.
ATC was founded in 1966 as the Arizona Civic Theatre and performed in the basement -of the old Santa Rita Hotel in Tucson. In 1972, the company achieved full professional status and became a member of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT).
In the past 45 seasons, ATC has produced more than 280 plays, from the classics of Shakespeare, Shaw and Molière to the works of contemporary writers such as Shepard, Stoppard and Fugard. ATC has also committed itself to the development and presentation of new works both on the mainstage and through special programs.
ATC is actively involved in numerous educational and community engagement programs in its various communities in an effort to increase public awareness of ATC and cultivate current and future audience interest and support.
Learning & community engagement[edit]
Arizona Theatre Company offers both adult and student learning opportunities state-wide. Annually, ATC engages over 12,000 students with live professional theatre performances; serves Arizona classrooms with over 1400 hours of pre- and post-performance workshops; reaches over 100 Arizona schools in 8 counties; and offers more than 240 audience talkbacks and post-show discussions with creative artists.
Student programs include the Student Matinee Series, MySHAKESPEARE and Open Doors. MySHAKESPEARE is a multi-layered three-year community engagement project focusing on the words and performance of Shakespeare. The students participating in Open Doors attend professional productions, including theatre, ballet, opera and symphony. Following the performance, students meet with guests artists to discuss the production and its elements.
- Arizona Theatre Company. The Arizona Republic.
- Everett King, 83, Arizona Theatre troupe impresario. The Arizona Republic.
- The Oxford Companion to American Theatre - Gerald Martin Bordman, Thomas S. Hischak - Google Books


text:
Sharp shooting helps Tiger girls
Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta shot 45 percent from the field and sank 23 of 30 free throws to defeat Montevideo 62-50 Monday night on the road. The Tigers are 11-3 in the West Central Conference South, two games back from Minnewaska in the girls' basketball title race.
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? You can activate your account here: Activate All Access.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can help you.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Basic information:
First Name: Miwa.
Last Name: Ikeda.
Nickname: Snow White.
Age: Looks to be in her early 20s.
Gender: Female.
Species: Shinigami.
Sexual Preference: Straight.
Romantic Interest: None.
Rank: Captain.
Hobbies: Reading books, training, she pretty much keeps to herself since she doesnt have much self esteem and is not too social.
Likes: Calm and quiet on her freetime and working on improving herself.
Dislikes: Germs, Miwa has a huge phobia for germs due to a dramatic event in her past.
Favorite Place: Any isolated room that has been wiped clean, ironically she hates hospitals.
Bad Habit: Tends to freak out/hyperventilate when her germ phobia sets in.
Physical Description:
Hair: Short white hair.
Eyes: Light yellow with white eyelashes.
Skin: Pale peach.
Height: 163 cm.
Body: Slender but with a slightly larger chest and round full hips.
Identifying Marks: Nothing too noticeable.
Clothing: Black sleeveless shinigami-suit under a red belt-like accessory that holds up her captains-haori that stays up like a cape, white waist-ribbon over her shinigami suit and white sandals.
Special Equipment: Face-mask/ventilator that keeps her from inhaling toxic fumes and such but it is mostly superficial as it helps her to battle her fear of germs.
Accessories: Black piercings in her ears.
Background Information:
The Ikeda family lived a normal and peaceful life with lots of wealth and success, later on it became apparent that the father of the family had stolen large sums of money from a yakuza boss whom he was currently working for. When the yakuza found out about Mr. Ikeda's actions he made sure that the entire family was going to pay for his humiliation. The entire family was brutally murdered as well as the servants who served at the family estate and thrown down into a bomb-shelter rigged to be closed from the outside, they were shielded in for 2 weeks before they were discovered. What the yakuza did not know was that Miwa had not been hit by their bullets, only being knocked-out for the moment she woke up in the bomb-shelter surrounded by her loved ones who were all dead at that point. Miwa panicked, what child or human being would not have done the same? Realizing an escape was futile she remained in the sealed room with the stench of rotting corpses around her. 2 weeks she spent locked in and never thought she would survive, it was be a chance that a police officer along with Miwa's uncle decided to open up the bomb shelter and found the brutal massacre waiting on the inside. This became the root to Miwa's fear of germs, each time blood and other substances comes into contact with her she thinks back on her time when she was sealed in with the awful stench of her murdered family waiting to die of starvation. Her uncle tried his best to get her to face her fears but the various treatments only made things worse, initially she was sent off to a monastery as her uncle was no longer able to tend to her needs as well as fearing for her life knowing that the yakuza might come after her. In the monastery a monk discovered that Miwa could defend herself even as her fear kicked in, taking a linking to her he decided to help her overcome her fear and also taught her martial arts hoping it would keep her distracted. In the end he had a mask constructed as he realized that she was not ready to be pushed towards recovery with her germophobia, this initially helped her to get through her days and to perform daily tasks that most people took for granted.
Miwa is not very social outside of her duties, this is partially because of her germophobia as well as her plain insecurity. While on the battlefield Miwa is more focused and probably associates the experiences of battle with the training she received from her master which was the only thing that kept her making her way through the day throughout her youth. Fighting is something that brings her joy even though she might freeze and think back on her horrible childhood, many people find her to be weak. There are two sides to her fear though, she has yet to mastered it yet but her trainings key-element was that she was supposed to acknowledge her fear and use it to her advantage. Freaking out and freezing happens now and then but getting taunted by her enemies, teased if you may, actually fuels her to use her fear as her strength against her opponents. Getting agitated and angry in general helps her to perform the most brutal fighting techniques as she not only fears the germs but also hates them, seeing her enemies blood or insides will only fuel her further.
Professional Information:
Alliance: Seireitei.
Previous Occupation: Unranked shinigami.
Team: Division 3.
Partner: Undecided.
Base of Operations: Seireitei.
Name: Center of gravity (juushin).
Spirit: Dark weightless shadow-creature.
Type: Gravity and sound manipulation-based.
Appearance: Regular katana.
Carried On: Lower back.
Sheeth: Red, with black and grey details.
Tsuba: Flat without any edges.
Shikai command: Alter (kaeru).
Shikai appearance: Upon shikai-activation the weapon turns into the shape of a black and white scythe.
Shikai Power: The key-component to the shikai-power is manipulation of gravity.
Shikai special abilities:
Shifting gravity (Shifuto juroku) - This attack is the most frequently used attack that Miwa holds as her triumph card. It is activated by the end of her scythes shaft as it touches a flat surface sending off a sound wave setting things in motion and chaos nonetheless as things become weightless. The more emotion Miwa puts into this attack the more powerful it gets, she herself is the only individual who remains more or less affected by the gravity shift and can move easily ahead to her target as they themselves experience a huge loss in control over their own bodies balance having a difficult time knowing what is right and left and not to mention keeping their feet on the ground.
Heavy resistance (hageshi teiko) - The blade of the scythe is not just a sharp edge to cut down enemies with, as the shifting gravity is in the works this technique will allow Miwa to change the weight of the object that her scythes blade comes into contact with. One slice gets the object back to its regular weight dropping to the ground, however just as when someone gets out of the water wandering up on dry land the gravity seems heavier for a person whom was just recently spinning around up in the air. Receiving several slices from the blade can cause severe consequences to a persons body, if they aren't too strong their intestants just might stop working due to the heavy strain the body gets put under. It is not a pretty sight as a person's insides can get so heavy that they are torn right through their flesh and skin.
Bankai name: Center of gravity absorption (Juryoku kyushu no chushin).
Bankai appearance: What remains in the bankai appearance of the weapon in Miwas hand is the staff from the scythe, the blade itself turns into a medium-height black hole that absorbs energy and any kind of matter it can get its hands on.
Bankai special abilities:
Ergosphere absorbation (sayo-ken kyusu) - While the black hole "eats" just as an actual black hole in space it cannot stand still as it is classified as a rotating black hole. It will "eat" matter which in terms makes it stronger growing in size and power only to transform the matter into pure energy much like that of a cero shooting out towards Miwa's intended target which she can control through her use of the staff. The energy-release can only happen once before the black hole needs to "recharge" and absorb more matter like a gun having the need to be reloaded with more bullets to fire.
Evaporation (johatsu) - This technique can be tricky to perform because it causes the weapon to actually self-destruct as it locks onto a target and basically slams into it in order to eliminate it. The black hole is dissolved for moments of time before it re-appears but this technique can only be used once during a battle as it takes a huge amount of energy to the weapon and its wielder.
Other Facts:
- The co-operation of the 8th and 10th division captains Sugita Nao and Kimura Toshi helped design and manufacture Miwa's current mask.
- Miwa hates hospitals, they remind her of her childhood and even though the sterile smell should make her more comfortable than rotting smells she hates that as well, she simply wants to stay away from heavy smells.
- Despite of her insecurity and fears Miwa secretly wishes for more interactions, anything from a simple casual conversation to the most gentle touch.
Battle Data:
Intelligence: (7/10)
Strength: (7/10)
Speed: (8/10)
Endurance: (7/10)
Sword handling: (9/10)
Shunpo: (5/10)
Kidou: (4/10)
Spiritual power: (7/10)
Within Temptation - Silver Moonlight
Pendulum - Propane Nightmares
A Perfect Circle - Weak And Powerless [Tilling My Grave Mix]
Muse - Supermassive Black Hole
Nero - Guilt
Nightwish - Last of the Wilds
Icon for Hire - Get Well
Pendulum - Showdown
The Pretty Reckless - Burn


text: well...this is WAY off topic... I don't normally watch a lot of TV (save the disc/history channels and a few good movies here and there), but I've been fortunate enough to be home early enough that I started watching a TV series over the last few weeks. Jericho(on the Communist Broadcast System(CBS))...I saw an episode tonight that I would have never thought they would have aired. I'm not going to explain the whole show, but if you've been watching the series and missed tonight...shame on you and go find the rerun. I'm not giving away the goods though.


text:
Southeastern Connecticut Delays/Cancellations
Thank you for visiting theday.com
To continue reading up to 10 premium articles per month, you must register, or get...
$1 for 12 weeks
Already registered on theday.com? Login.
Not registered on theday.com? Register.
No, thank you.
Published 02/28/2014 12:00 AM
Updated March 26. 2014 8:42PM
Kerrianne Dugan had a successful playing career at Waterford High School and Central Connecticut. Now in her second year as head coach at New London, she has turned a 2-18 team into a contender.
ECC Girls Basketball Final (full game)
New London's Lexus Childs-Harris
ECC Girls Final (highlights)
Woman dies in Laurel Hill Avenue car crash in Norwich
Old Mystic man charged with driving without ignition interlock device
Former U.S. Coast Guard IT operator sentenced for stealing information from computers
UPDATED: I-95 southbound in Waterford reopens
Sources: Three ECC schools apply to Shoreline
Officials: U.S. report finds racial bias in Ferguson police
Mayor Finizio is nothing but hot air on New London snow removal
Man on casino bus charged with sexual assault
Santaniello is remembered by all for wisdom, generosity
Mashantuckets, Foxwoods donate $134,000 to local charities
New London remains undefeated with win over Waterford
Southeastern Connecticut Chinese group celebrate the Year of Goat
Number of Metro-North accidents has remained steady over last three years
Live Lunch Break: The Mike Casey/Corey Garcia Duo
Montville freshman joins two brothers in wrestling varsity lineup
Fitch High School students hold Black History Month 'die-in'
Deadly addiction: Heroin deaths in Connecticut up 86 percent from 2012 to 2014
Netanyahu tells Congress Iran deal guarantees nuclear arms
Hospitals balk at latest tax increase, other Malloy budget moves
Stonington lobsterman accused of keeping undersized catch defends himself at trial


text:
U.S. RE Analytics
1 Blue Hill Plaza, 3 FL
Box 1574
Pearl River, NY 10965
Telephone: 845-920-7100
Fax: 845-920-7160
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.usre.com
Visit us at Booth(s) 512 during the 2012 Annual Convention in Grapevine, Texas.
For more information, contact Lisa Clarke
About our Company
U.S. RE Analytics is a risk management consultant facilitating decision-making for insurance and reinsurance clients. The company is featuring a new suite of innovative tools including U.S. RE Risk Manager, and IRIS US.
U.S. RE Risk Manager is a web-based exposure management tool providing clients the ability to manage profitability by identifying key cost-of-risk drivers, and pinpoint areas to expand to build a diversified, more profitable portfolio of cat-exposed risks.
IRIS US is a web-based tool providing underwriting, claims and risk management with clear insights into key exposures in catastrophe prone areas. IRIS US aggregates hail, tornado, and severe wind services and analytical reports allowing the user to apply the data for detailed risk exposure, loss predicting and trending.
Product/Service Categories
317.875.5250 - Indianapolis | 202.628.1558 - Washington, D.C.


text: | Week 7October 16, 2013 - Ron DeuterBurt Angeli continues to pour it on, grabbing three more points on me with another correct upset special. I now trail by 15 points as we enter Week 7. Maybe this is the week I gain ground. See Burt's blog for his sure-to-be-perfect selections. Seattle, New England, San Diego, Kansas City, Detroit, Miami, Chicago, Dallas, Carolina, Atlanta, San Francisco, Green Bay, Denver, NY Giants. Upset: Ravens over Steelers. | in: News, Blogs & Events Web |


text:
NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
Viewing 8,331–8,340 out of 14,931 events
from May 17, 2013 (x) to April 25, 2026
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Van Cortlandt Track Club
at Van Cortlandt Stadium (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.
Van Cortlandt Track Club runs through and around the Yonkers-Bronx border in small groups. For local running tips, visit vctc.org.
Category: Fitness, Sports, Outdoor Fitness
Bird Walk with NYC Audubon
at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.
NYC Audubon experts lead the way as we marvel at quirky but logical bird behavior and delicate feathers in exquisite patterns. Bring binoculars if you have them and wear sturdy…
Category: Birding, Nature
ESL Beginners Class
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Spanish-speaking adults will learn the basic structure of English from an ESL instructor.
Category: Education
GrowNYC Greenmarket
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
This market serves the Long Island City and Astoria communities with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables and family-friendly activities every Saturday.
Category: Markets, Food
NYC Parks Brooklyn Bocce Tournament 2014
at Marine Park Bocce Courts (in Marine Park), Brooklyn
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Represent your borough in a bocce head-to-head! Winners in this borough tournament go to the citywide championship.
Category: Fitness, Games, Sports, Seniors, Bocce Tournament
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
Art in the Garden: Harvesting Our History: The Story of Queens Botanical Garden
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Get a sense of Queens Botanical Garden's past and how both the 1939 and 1964 New York World's Fairs influenced the Garden's development.
Category: Art, Festivals, History, Seniors
The NY World's Fairs and the Port Authority Bringing Trade, Travel and Tourism to Queens, The Region and the World
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
In our continuing celebration of the New York World's Fairs, enjoy this Port Authority multimedia exhibit.
Category: Art, History
Cleaning & Maintaining Westerleigh Park
at Westerleigh Park, Staten Island
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Help us maintain the beauty of Westerleigh Park by raking, planting or gardening. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a donut. We are there every Saturday morning. It is…
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Conference House Park Invasive Removal
at Hylan Boulevard and Satterlee Street (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Volunteer with Natural Areas Volunteers (NAV) at Conference House Park to help remove invasive exotic vegetation. This work will help maintain the livelihood of the restored forest.…
Category: Nature, Volunteer
Pages:< Prev1…831832833834835836837…1494Next >
Related Information
- Get information on upcoming events directly in your inbox by signing up for our Email Newsletters.
- Know about an event that's not on the calendar? Send us a tip!
- Planning an event and considering hosting it in a park? Make sure to read our Planning an Event page.


text:
Quality Inn & Suites North 2745 N. Glenstone Ave Springfield, MO 65803 Phone: (417) 869-0001 Fax: (417) 869-9146 |
Bars & Cafes
»Mille's Turn of the Century Cafe
Unique cafe that serves steaks, chicken, seafood, vegetarian dishes, specialty salads, and sandwiches in a casual, yet classy atmosphere. They are closed on Sunday.
"Freshness. When it comes to the way Mudhouse Coffee does business, one word says it all. Freshness. With coffee, and enjoying a delicious cup of coffee, freshness is the only thing that really matters. What we can guarantee to our customers is that Mudhouse Coffee will be the freshest coffee available. We micro roast our coffee in small batches when we need it, so you never have to worry about our coffee sitting and losing the crucial freshness that is so important. It doesnt matter whether you purchase our coffee inside the coffeehouse or from the website; we guarantee it will be the freshest, best tasting coffee available. Period. We Support Fair Trade."
»College Street Bar & Arcade
College Street Bar & Arcade is a haven for those into video games and a popular hangout for a good drink. Choose your console and play the game you love for free but buy a beer or cocktail. Their list has vast range of beers and cocktails. This bi-level bar is where you can let your hair down, dance in the basement and upstairs play an arcade match. During weekends enjoy live acts by regional and national musicians with no cover charge.
»Springfield Brewing Company
An extensive pub style menu is served at this brew pub that features handcrafted beers, video games, pool tables, and live entertainment Tuesday through Sunday. They are open daily for late night dining.
»Hemingway's Blue Water Cafe
Named after the famous author, this unique cafe features African game trophies and a 30,000 gallon saltwater aquarium. Dishes served include sandwiches, fresh seafood, aged beef, chicken, and pasta.
»Ziggies Cafe
One of the best family restaurants in Springfield, this 24 hour cafe offers a complete American style menu and serves the best coffee and desserts in town.
»Classic Rock Coffee
Classic Rock Coffee has its priorities straight when it comes to single source beans, they cannot guarantee their beans from one season to the next and that's the way they like to keep this sustainable outlook. All of the beans here are hand roasted and the taste comes through in every cup. Some of the coffees have names like 'Back in Black' and 'Breakfast in America' and in addition to great java, the Baristas also whip smoothies, protein shakes and Italian sodas.
»Relics Antique Mall Tea Room
Superb lunchtime fare including: quiche, soups, salads, sandwiches, and wonderful desserts. Several tea options are available; the house iced tea is Apricot Mango. All of this is in a European courtyard atmosphere.
»Victorian Garden Tea Room
Reminiscent of an English garden, this elegant tea room serves fine cuisine and features tables with floral chintz tablecloths and lily pad place mats. Catering is available. A gift shop is also on site. They serve lunch only.


text:
Wilderness goalie will play for UMD
Minnesota Wilderness goalie Kasimir Kaskisuo committed to the Bulldogs this week.
Kaskisuo, a 6-foot-2¼, 201-pounder from Vantaa, Finland, has posted a 15-5-4 record with a 1.35 goals-against average, eight shutouts and a stellar .948 save percentage this season for the Cloquet-based North American Hockey League team.
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? https://secure.forumcomm.com/?publisher_ID=40&event=subscriber/lookup.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can help you.


text:
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - View original article
Nanofibers are defined as fibers with diameters less than 100 nanometers.[1] In the textile industry, this definition is often extended to include fibers as large as 1000 nm diameter.[2] They can be produced by interfacial polymerization, electrospinning, and Forcespinning®.[3] Carbon nanofibers are graphitized fibers produced by catalytic synthesis.
Accomplishments relating to Electrospinning
Continuous production of electrospun nanofibers webs with high efficiency and discontinuous production of nanofiber webs from very small amount of liquid (one droplet) for very expensive polymers usage.
Traditional and untraditional cross-linking of electrospun nanofibers webs.
Production of bicomponent nanofibers, mainly for drug delivery systems usage.
Production of pattern, aligned and three-dimensional nanofibrous nanofibers.
Coaxial electrospinning - needle electrospinning.
Needle-less electrospinning (weir spinner).
Production of composite materials consisting of electrospun layers with incorporated powder between nanofibers or inside nanofibers.
Production of hybrid yarns - classical base yarn covered by electrospun nanofibers and protective.
Inorganic nanofibers (sometimes called ceramic nanofibers) can be prepared from various kinds of inorganic substances by electrospinning technique.[4][5] The most frequently mentioned ceramic materials with nanofiber morphology are titanium dioxide (TiO2), silicon dioxide (SiO2), zirconium dioxide (ZrO2), aluminum oxide (Al2O3), lithium titanate (Li4Ti5O12), titanium nitride (TiN) or platinum (Pt). The synthesis usually consists of two main steps. In the first step, the polymer (organic) nanofibers are created by conventional electrospinning technique. As prepared, polymer nanofibers made of inorganic salts or organometallic compounds are subsequently transformed to ceramics by heat treatment. Other production methods include direct drawing from a solution or melt and "island in the sea".
Nanofibers have applications in medicine, including artificial organ components, tissue engineering, implant material, drug delivery,[6] wound dressing, and medical textile materials. Recently, researchers have found that nanofiber meshes could be used to fight against the HIV-1 virus, and be able to be used as a contraception. In wound healing nanofibers assemble at the injury site and stay put, drawing the body's own growth factors to the injury site. Protective materials include sound absorption materials, protective clothings against chemical and biological warfare agents, and sensor applications for detecting chemical agents. Nanofibers have also been used in pigments for cosmetics.[citation needed]
Applications in the textile industry include sport apparel, sport shoes, climbing, rainwear, outerwear garments, baby diapers.[7] Napkins with nanofibers contain antibodies against numerous biohazards and chemicals that signal by changing color (potentially useful in identifying bacteria in kitchens).
Filtration system applications include HVAC system filters, HEPA, ULPA filters, air, oil, fuel filters for automotive, filters for beverage, pharmacy, medical applications, filter media for new air and liquid filtration applications, such as vacuum cleaners.
Energy applications include Li-ion batteries, photovoltaic cells, membrane fuel cells, and dye-sensitized solar cells. Other applications are micropower to operate personal electronic devices via piezoelectric nanofibers woven into clothing, carrier materials for various catalysts, and photocatalytic air/water purification
Self-brading of nanofibers is related to a balance between flexibility, adhesion, and evaporation of solvent. Its potential applications include:[8] substances that can change optical properties on demand, molecule capture and release for e.g. timed drug delivery, energy storage, and adhesives


text:
CW12 Directory ResourceListing Details
Title: | nfl live streaming |
URL: | http://watch-nfllive.com |
Category: | Entertainment: Sports Entertainment |
Description: | Enjoy more than 3000 Premium Online TV channels direct on your PC. All you need is one time membership to access all NFL Games Live in an instant. Using the latest technology, you can access hundred sports channels in HD around the world. |
Link Owner: | nfl live streaming team |
22911 | |
Pagerank: | N/A |


text:
Category: Water & Wastewater ×
Industry: Energy - Climate Change ×
Location: Africa ×
Location: Mauritania ×
CSRware, Inc.
based in San Francisco, CALIFORNIA (USA)
CSRware offers Conflict Minerals Management, Supply Chain and Energy & Sustainability software with EH&S integration. Meet CMRT, SEC reporting or other regulatory deadlines quickly, easily and accurately. To do your job well, you need accurate information at the right time. Unfortunately, that information lives in an ever-increasing mess of fragmented spreadsheets, ...
AMEC`s UK Environmental Business
based in Birchwood, UNITED KINGDOM
AMEC Environment & Infrastructure UK, AMEC's environmental business in the UK with over 600 people in 13 office locations. We deliver environmental, engineering and related consultancy services to customers across the public and private sectors as an integral part of AMEC's global consultancy, engineering and project management offering. AMEC is a business with a long and ...
Ecotech Pty Ltd
based in Knoxfield, AUSTRALIA
Ecotech is an Australian owned company with more than 35 years experience in servicing, maintaining, designing, manufacturing, installing and commissioning ambient air and emission monitoring systems around the world. Ecotech is ISO17025 accredited for the operation and maintenance of ambient air and continuous emission monitoring systems and was first accredited in 1999. ...
Grundfos Pumps Corporation
based in Bjerringbro, DENMARK
Grundfos is the world`s largest manufacturer of pumps and pump solutions.
Aerodyne Research, Inc.
based in Billerica, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Aerodyne Research, Inc. (ARI) provides research and development (R&D) services and advanced sensor and software products to industrial, academic and government customers addressing national and international challenges, including: monitoring and enhancing regional and global environmental quality; developing clean and efficient energy and propulsion technologies; and ...
based in München, GERMANY
Clariant is an internationally active specialty chemical company, based in Muttenz near Basel. The group owns over 100 companies worldwide and employed 21 202 employees at the end of 2012. In the financial year 2012, Clariant produced a turnover of CHF 6 billion. Clariant is divided into seven business units: Additives; Catalysts; Function Minerals, Industrial & Consumer ...
PCE Instruments UK Ltd
based in Southampton, UNITED KINGDOM
PCE Instruments offers the most extensive and detailed range of precision measuring instruments. In our catalog we provide about 500 different types and models of high quality measuring equipment and test equipment to do tests and analysis of various physical, electrical, chemical and other parameters. You`ll find lots of equipment for monitoring, analysis, detection, ...
Protea Limited
based in Cheshire, UNITED KINGDOM
The UK`s leading manufacturer of spectroscopic solutions for process and emission measurements. FTIR, TDL, QCL, MS, on-line/fixed, mobile/portable.
Environnement S.A
based in Poissy, FRANCE
Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
Felix Technology Inc.
based in Concord, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Felix Technology is an integrator and provider of sensors and systems for measuring and monitoring meteorological, hydrological and environmental parameters. Our main focus is on developing quality instruments and providing engineering solutions to frequently encountered environmental problems. Our highly skilled technical and sales personnel make sure that the customers ...


text:
UK breakdown cover
– buy online
Get a quoteArrange cover over the phone
Call us on 0800 085 2721
Broken down?
We can help – call us now
0800 88 77 66
Cheriton Road, Tichborne Down, ALRESFORD, SO24 0PN
A rolling downland course on well-drained chalk and playable all year. The five difficult par 3s, tree-lined fairways and well-guarded fast greens ensure that the course offers a true test of skill, even for the most experienced golfer. Regular venue for county tournaments.
Tel: 01962 733746
733998 (pro shop)
Send an email
- 18 holes, 6024 yds, Par 69, Standard scratch score 69, Course record 64.
Green fees Summer £36 per 18 holes (£45 weekends). Winter £28 per 18 holes Mon-Fri
Fees are for guidance only. Please contact the club to confirm prices.
Societies Booking required
Club membership 600
Professional Malcolm Scott
Course designer Scott, Webb & Young
Visitors Mon-Fri, Sun & Bank Holidays, Sat after 1pm. Dress code.
Trolleys for hire. Motorised trolleys for hire. Buggies for hire. Club shop. Driving range. Putting green. Practice area. Changing rooms. Bar with snacks. Lunch. Dinner. Tea and coffee.
Corporate facilities.
1m S of Alresford on B3046, easy access from A31, M3 & A272
Arrange cover over the phone
Call us on 0800 085 2721
Broken down?
We can help – call us now
0800 88 77 66
© Automobile Association Developments Limited 2014


text:
The ACT File Extension
Audio Files: ADPCM Audio File
Run a free instant scan for ACT file errors
File extensions tell Windows which programs are used to open different types of files. Common file extensions include .txt, .doc, .jpeg, etc. Windows stores information about each file extension (including File Extension ACT) in the Windows Registry.
If you receive errors when trying to open ACT files, it could be for the following reasons:
Missing Host Application: Windows doesn't have a default application that is capable of opening, reading and rendering information embedded using the ACT file specification.
Corrupt File Type Association: The default host application may exist for ACT file type but its file association with ACT files was corrupted in Windows Registry.
How to:
We recommend that you download and install PC Health Advisor to fix both types of issues:
Identify and install Host Application: PC Health Advisor scans your PC, identifies the missing host application for ACT files, and provides you with the most up-to-date copy of the host application.
Repair File Type Association: PC Health Advisor repairs corrupt file type associations so that ACT files can always be opened and viewed correctly afterwards.
All about file extension ACT:
This file extension needs further investigation, so please give us a few more days to provide you with an accurate answer. In the meanwhile, we strongly recommend that you download and install PC Health Advisor which would most likely solve your problem in no time at all.
File Type:
File description:
Company / software developer:
File identification strings:
Mime type:
Related links:


text:
Great American Rib, Pattaya
Categories: Restaurants > American & BBQ
Address: 229/95 Moo 12, Thepprasit Rd., Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150 Thailand See map
0 reply, 7,110 viewed
Great American Rib, Pattaya serves authentic hickory wood smoked US BBQ with a little Tex-Mex flair. As well as the BBQ, the restaurant has an extensive menu filled with great American favourites.
- Open days
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Service hours
11:00 to 23:00
Remark: Cost of meal per person
- Address
229/95 Moo 12, Thepprasit Rd., Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150 Thailand
- Phone number
+66 (0) 3830 0874
- Email
Share your thoughts on "Great American Rib, Pattaya"
Sign in once and access every part of the website at your convenience!
Please log in to our Bangkokpost.com community to post your comments.
You can sign in to the community by clicking here.
If you weren't part of the community yet, please sign up here.
By being part of this community you will get all these privileges.


text:
As the season changes, so does your recipe repertoire. But, to create a memorable meal, you don't need fancy techniques, elaborate dishes or even professional grade cookware. What you need are classic styles, good wine and doable recipes. Here are some easy ways to make a dinner to remember, from the start of harvest through the holidays.
Setting: Don't worry if you're not a craft maven or can't quite pull off the table setting ideas you see on Pinterest. Just iron a pretty tablecloth and set of napkins — you'll be surprised how elegant the table will look with crisp linens. For a centerpiece, set out your favorite tray with a few votive candles on it to create a cozy glow.
Wine: Good wine doesn't have to be complicated. Hillary Stevens, winemaker for The Naked Grape wines, recommends pairing wines with personality. Go bold with a robust Cabernet Sauvignon, or go "sassy" with a crisp Pinot Grigio.
Recipes: No matter what your main dish, make sure you have side dishes that are also full of flavor. This recipe for Oven Roasted Root Vegetables is an easy, elegant addition to the holiday table. The harvest season is the best time to serve fresh vegetables, and roasting them sweetens their flavor. Add fresh herbs for just the right highlight — with very little work from you.
Oven Roasted Root Vegetables
Prep: 35 minutes
Roast: 50 minutes
Makes: 8 servings
What you'll need:
Vegetable cooking spray
3 medium red potatoes (about 1 pound), cut into 1-inch pieces
2 cups fresh or frozen whole baby carrots
1 pound celery root (celeriac), peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces (about 2 cups)
1 rutabaga (about 3 pounds), peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces (about 6 cups)
2 medium red onions, cut into 8 wedges each
2 medium parsnips, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces (about 1 1/2 cups)
5 cloves garlic, cut into thin slices
1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary leaves or fresh thyme leaves
1 tablespoon olive oil
1cup Swanson Vegetable Broth (regular or certified organic)
Heat oven to 425°F. Spray 17-by-11-inch roasting pan or shallow baking sheet with cooking spray.
Stir potatoes, carrots, celery root, rutabaga, onions, parsnips, garlic, rosemary and oil in prepared pan. Roast vegetables for 30 minutes. Pour broth over vegetables and stir.
Roast for 20 more minutes or until vegetables are fork-tender.


text:
By Keith Kelsen
Author, digital signage consultant
(Last week, we posted Part I of Keith Kelsen's annual predictions for the top coming trends in digital signage. Here now is Part II. - ed.)
Ah, 2011 has come and gone ... but not without leaps and bounds and turmoil among the industry. But, why dwell in the past when in 2012 is going to be an amazing year in so many ways?
Welcome to 2012: This is the year of the converging consumer. The accelerated purchase. This is the year we can buy anything, anytime, anywhere, any screen in any reality, whether I am standing in line, watching TV, walking down the street, in the mall, carrying my tablet or dining. Converging technology is here.
Amalgamation is the mega trend for 2012.
So the question is how will this mega trend affect our industry and the very core of all media, the brand? Let's face it, the brand is back, the brand is the key, the brand is looking for cost efficient, measurable results when they put down their marketing dollar. Why? Technology has accelerated and the consumer with it. Now the brands and agencies are driving new initiatives based on economic trends that will change the traditional media landscape forever. The pebble has hit the water, and the reverberation will be felt for many years to come. We have arrived in 2012.
You can see my picks for 2011 trends to see how I did at prognostication last year, and at the end of this trends piece you can vote on the one you think will be the #1 trend in 2011.
Hold on to your seats, here are the "final five" 2012 predictions:
6. The merger of technology software companies
The year 2012 is the year for a shake out of software companies: Who will merge, who will be sold, and who will disappear? With 350 software companies in the world, only a few will survive the next wave. ISVs that are funded by investment have been stalling, and the smaller they are, unfortunately, will not be able to maintain. So consolidation based on customers not technology may be in order this year. Buy the customer base and eventually replace the technology with one system.
Look for purchases, consolidation and a failure of ISVs this year.
7. The fusion of media social
Digital Signage is part of the whole. The whole involves our social lives. How a consumer shares, adopts and promotes a brand is based on the experience each consumer has with that brand. Retailers in particular are still looking for ways to enhance the experience for their customers. What better way to drive more sales by providing a social platform that can help drive sales? And I am not talking about the "like me" button. Digital signage helps drive that experience and engagement. Fusing the DOOH with social aspects of brand promotion can be promoted through the use of natural social interactions in the marketplace. DOOH is one of those interactions, and companies that track the social integration of the consumer's life are going to bat 1,000. This might be sports, back to school, summer or a holiday. By integrating the reality of what's going on in the consumers' lives to the screen will help drive sales. The context of social can be seen as a new wave in creating value for the brand and for the consumer. But one must embrace social as part of a total big picture of the experience.
Look for social integration of one's life onto the DOOH screen with interactive and engaging solutions that are meaningful and helpful to the consumer and the brand alike.
8. The incorporation of virtuality
Yes, virtuality. This can be augmented reality, mirrored reality or warped reality. This is a new trend we saw begin to rise in the DOOH space in 2010. Clarified by Joseph Pine II in his new book "Infinite Possibility," he points out the different realities in our digital frontier. There are number of areas where this will improve the customer experience. InWindow OutDoor is doing quite a lot in this area successfully. Augmented Reality is the most popular method of improving the experience. This is where I can add virtual environment or virtual characters to a live scene that "augments" the experience. Agencies love this stuff, and it works.
Look for even more deployments that use this technology to drive the brand experience.
9. Infusion of more ad spend in the DOOH networks
Bookings for established ad networks are up in the beginning of this year. I expect to see this trend continue, and for established networks to take advantage of political ad money that will be pouring in the marketplace later this year. This will help sustain the uptick in the fourth quarter. One can also speculate that better built content will also be available to be placed on these networks. In addition, a big push will continue to be in healthcare, with some government and health agencies looking to capitalize on ad networks revenue to help contribute to the bottom line.
Look for higher returns and growth in the ad spend from brands on DOOH in 2012.
10. We will have integrated 2.5 million screens/players in North America, 4.8 million screens/players worldwide in 2012.
At the End of 2011, we are somewhere around 1.3 million screens in North America and 3.5 million globally. With the investment from companies and serious rollout plans on the way, I believe we will hit the 2.5 million screen/player mark this year in North America and 4.8 million worldwide. This does not include refresh of current networks. So here is to that one special installer, that will be somewhere in the world hanging up a screen mid-year and that will mark the historic 4 millionth screen/player for our industry. Will it be you? Congratulations to us all!
Look for that 4 millionth screen coming to a venue near you.
Read more about digital signage trends.
Keith Kelsen is the author of "Unleashing the Power of Digital Signage – Content Strategies for the 5th Screen." More information about the book and the book's companion website can be found at www.5thscreen.info. Follow him on Twitter @KKelsen.
Are there other trends you think should be on the list? Continue the conversation in the comments below. |
Topics: Trends / Statistics


text:
Current Time
see + do
St. Lucia
Tel: 866 759 8726 (toll-free)
Tel: 758 458 5151
Concierge.com's insider take:
This is a chance to experience a part of St. Lucia that would otherwise be inaccessible to anyone but the most intrepid hiker. Located in the mountainous region of Chassin, the eight-seat gondolas begin their journey 2,000 feet up, gliding smoothly above the trees and vines of old-growth forest. For those who want a bit more excitement, strap on your helmet, get into your harness, and zip along 500-foot runs through the tree line. You will feel like a contestant on The Amazing Race as you soar across ravines, rivers, and lush gullies. Though there is no age restriction, it's not particularly suitable for children under ten—but the kid in all of us will love it.
Open Sundays and Tuesdays through Fridays, 9 am to 2 pm.
User Reviews
write a review ›BEEN HERE? TELL US WHAT YOU THINK
Be the first to write a review of Rainforest Sky Rides and share your tips with the Concierge.com community.


text:
Edwards' annual directory to the inhabitants, institutions,
incorporated companies, manufacturing establishments, business, business firms,
etc., etc., in the city of St. Louis for ... /
Vin 542 Vog
View original image: Page 0542
Vining, Samuel, (Munday & Co. ,) r.residence 132 n.north 17th.
Vinton, Samuel, (Watt & Vinton ,) r.residence 12th, c. Mon
Vion, Leon, r.residence Hickory, c. Dillon.
Virden, b.between, student Jones' Commercial Col-
leges , 3d, c, washington av.avenue
leges , 3d, c, washington av.avenue
Virden, Samuel, (Slater & Virden ,) r.residence 131 n.
Virgiau, Jacob, at clothing dept. headdquarters Mo.
Virtue, Yorston & Co. , publishers, etc. ,
GardenHepburn, , manager , c. 4th and Ches
nut, up stairs.
GardenHepburn, , manager , c. 4th and Ches
nut, up stairs.
Visiedo, Gonsalar, student Rohrers' Commer-
cial College , 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
cial College , 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
Visman, Henry, porter , r.residence 162 Franklin av.avenue
Vitalis, Geore, 2d Mo. cav., r. al. bet.Wash, and
Carr, , 14th and 15th.
Carr, , 14th and 15th.
Vitter, John, driver , r.residence 633 s.south 7th.
Vittinghoff, Wm.William F., clerk , r.residence 17 Brooklyn.
Vitzthum, henry, soldier , r.residence 13th, b.Salisbury and
Vinecke, Casper, porter , r.residence 117 O'Fallon.
Vinger, Charles, clerk 171 s.south 5th.
Virfer, Frederic, saloon , 151 s.south 2d.
Voalher, Christian, moulder Empire Stove Works .
Vobel, Frederick. Waiter Everett House .
Vode, henry, tailor , r.residence 13 n.north 12th.
Voebell, Daniel, policeman , r.residence c. 10th and Cass av.avenue
Voegel, George L., deputy constable , r.residence 161 Or
Voelinger, Theodore, shoemkr , r.residence 43 Plum.
Voelker, Christian, moulder , 394 s.south 7th.
Voelker, Franz, baker , 261 Carondelet av.avenue
Voelker, Franz, baker , Jackson, , ne.north east c. Barry.
Voelker, Frederick, framemkr , r.residence 16th, c. Carr.
Voelker, John A., porter Gustavus Hoeber , r.residence 18
Voepel, Frederick, carpenter , es.east side 11th, b. Marion
and Carroll.
and Carroll.
Voelpel, Frederick, carpenter gov't corral , r.residence Me
nard, b. Mary and Carrol.
nard, b. Mary and Carrol.
Voepel, Daniel.police , Franklin av.avenue , b. 21st and
Voepel, John, clerk Francis Overstolz , 783 Broad
Voerner, Morris, clothing , 267 Broadway, r.residence 247 n.
Voerster, Engelbert, physician , Main, b. Lombard
and Hazel.
and Hazel.
Vodges, , paymaster's clerk , 116 Market.
Vogel, Anthony, carpenter , r.residence 189 n.north 13th.
Vogel, Anton, beerdriver , r.residence 447 Carondelet av.avenue
Vogel, Benjamin, leader of orchestra Varieties
Theatre , r.residence 37 Soulard.
Theatre , r.residence 37 Soulard.
Vogel, Bernard, saloon. 65 s.south Levee, r.residence same.
Vogel, Christoph, teamster , al.alley b. 10th and 11th,
Soulard and Lafayette.
Soulard and Lafayette.
Vogel, F. J., student Rohrer's Commercial
College . 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
College . 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
Vogel, Fanny, wid.widow Frederick, , r.residence 396 Market.
Vogel, Frederick, workman Charles F.Tising, .
Vogel, G. F., wines and liquors , 221 s.south 4th.
Vogel, Heinrich, soldier , Front, nw.north west c. Hazel.
Vogel, Henry T., salesman Claflin, Allen & Co. , r.residence
ss.Lucas, b. 16th and 17th.
ss.Lucas, b. 16th and 17th.
Vogel, Henry, grocer , r.residence 1911/2 Carondelet av.avenue
Vogel, Jacob, grocer , 334 s.south 3d.
Vogel, John, (Jameson, Cotting & Co. ,) r.residence 8th, b.
Hickory and Rutger.
Hickory and Rutger.
VogelJohn, jr., Q. M. clerk , r.residence 84 Elm.
vogel, John, currier Henry Dean & Co. , r.residence 170
Vogel, John, saloon , 145 s.south 2d, r.residence same.
Vogel, John C., country sheriff and pres.president St.
Louis Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Co. ,
r.residence 24th, b. Franklin av.avenue and Wash.
Louis Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Co. ,
r.residence 24th, b. Franklin av.avenue and Wash.
Vogel, Julius, clerk 221 s.south 4th.
Vogel, Michael, r.residence 65 s.south Levee.
Vogel, Nicholas, barkeeper , ss. Gravois rd, nr.near
Vogel, Nicholas, huckster , Broadway, nr.near Wash.
Vogel, Peter, lab.laborer , Cabanne.
Vogel, Siegmund, painter , Monroe, , b. 16th and
17th, r.residence same.
17th, r.residence same.
Vogel, Victor, student Rohrer's Commer-
cial College , 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
cial College , 55 and 57 n.north 4th.
Vogel, Wendelin, soldier , 157 s.south 2d.
Vogel, William, ambrotypes , 13 s.south 4th, r.residence same.
Vogel, William, barkeeper , r.residence 9th, nr.near Biddle.
Vogel, G., cigarmkr , 208 Market, r.residence same
Vogel, Victor, draughtsman county surveyor's
office , r.residence 396 Market.
office , r.residence 396 Market.
vogelChristoph, jr., teamster , ws.west side 10th, bet.
Sonlard and Lafayette.
Sonlard and Lafayette.
Vogelphol, William, 99 n.north 17th.
Vegelsang, Jacob, carpenter , r.residence 119 n.north 11th.
Vogelsang, Joseph G., dyeing , 64 Green, r.residence 68
Voght, Emile P., salesman ubsdell , Barr, Duncan
& Duncan , bds.boards Guilloz House.
& Duncan , bds.boards Guilloz House.
Voght, william, painter , r.residence rear 233 Biddle.
Look for Keevil's National Hat, 271 Broadway. Fasion's Temple.


text:
Seyda Neen Cenus & Village v1.0 is the Old Alpha Release of this expanding city mod that seeks to give the player a new experience. It expands the town of Seyda Neen along the road and shoreline. The city itself is very large. There is a New Galleon Prison Ship, Docks and Travel Cargo Ships, a New Inn and Shops, New Books to read in the Cenus Office, tons of NPC's to the growing town. There are a couple of things that assist with travel, but they are reasonable and balanced. What this plugin does provide is a huge growing town for the player's use. This file is an old WIP that was a backup copy on CD-R, the final version was lost and stolen by so-called friends. Version 1.0 is the Old Alpha File and this mod will be Updated until it is Finished or someone returns the final build of the orignal file.
The news you are trying to view has been deleted and is no longer available. This may have occured at the authors request, or it may have occured because it violated the sites Terms of Service. If this is a mistake and you are the author and would like it re-activated, please contact us with the details.
If you would like to read more news, we suggest you browse the news list.


text:
Advanced Search
Epson has introduced four new sub-$1,000 LCD multimedia projectors for education. The new models are designed to provide up to 6,000 hours of lamp life and include features for classroom use like microphone input, blackboard and whiteboard modes, and support for computer-free PowerPoint presentations.
The four new models include the PowerLite 84, PowerLite 85, PowerLite 825, and PowerLite 826W. The 84 and 85 each offer 2,600 lumens of brightness and sport resolutions of 1,024 x 768 (XGA).
The PowerLite 825 offers a brightness of 3,000 lumens and an XGA resolution. The PowerLite 826W sports a 16:10 WXGA resolution (1,280 x 800) and a brightness of 2,500 lumens. Both offer network-based control and monitoring via RJ-45, as well as computer-free connectivity for presentations via a USB port.
Other features in common between all of the newly introduced projectors include:
The PowerLite 85, 825, and 826W also include EMP Monitor software for broadcasting information to the projectors over a network, including emergency communications.
The PowerLite 84 and PowerLite 85 will be available in May for $799 and $899, respectively. The PowerLite 825 and PowerLite 826W will be available in June for $999 each. The 85 offers computer-free connectivity for presentations via a USB port and network control.
Further information is available here.
About the Author
Executive Producer David Nagel heads up the editorial department for 1105 Media's education publications — which include two daily sites, a variety of newsletters and two monthly digital magazines covering technology in both K-12 and higher education.
A 21-year publishing veteran, Nagel has led or contributed to dozens of technology, art and business publications.
He can be reached at email@example.com. You can also connect with him on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/profile/view?id=10390192 or follow him on Twitter at @THEJournalDave (K-12) or @CampusTechDave (higher education). A selection of David Nagel's articles can be found on this site.
All Webcasts
Success in a 1-to-1 environment depends on strong leaders who build a culture of innovation and collaboration. Learn the key things that you need to know for a successful 1-to-1 rollout at your school. Read more...
All Whitepapers


text:
Jason Witten discusses drops
IRVING, Texas -- Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten offers no excuses or explanation for his dreadful start to the season.
Witten, a seven-time Pro Bowler who leads the leagues in drops, simply vows to return to form.
Witten insists that his health isn't a factor despite missing four weeks of practice after suffering a lacerated spleen in the Aug. 13 preseason opener. He wasn't cleared to play until visiting a New York medical specialist just before the Cowboys' season-opening win over the New York Giants.
MacMahon: It's All In His Head
Cowboys tight end Jason Witten may have a healed spleen but it's another organ that needs to be looked at, Tim MacMahon writes. Story
"I wish there was a way I could say I wasn't feeling good or I'm pressing or anything like that," Witten said Monday, when he answered questions for 13 minutes a day after uncharacteristically avoiding the media following a poor performance. "It's not that. That would be the easy way to really get out of it, but bottom line is, you've got to get it fixed. Unacceptable."
Witten moved past Ozzie Newsome for third place among tight ends on the NFL's all-time receiving yardage list during Sunday's 16-10 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but his struggles were a major storyline for the second consecutive week.
After dropping three passes in a loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Witten failed to come down with three more passes that he got his hands on against the Bucs. He also committed two false starts and allowed a sack by Tampa Bay defensive end Michael Bennett, a play on which left tackle Doug Free should have helped Witten.
The two-catch, eight-yard outing marked the second game this season in which Witten had more penalty yards than receiving yards. That was also the case in the season opener, although the headlines focused on the inspirational lift Witten provided his teammates by playing that night despite being listed as doubtful.
Witten is especially frustrated that he has allowed two big plays to slip through his hands. He dropped potential touchdown passes on deep seam routes against the Seahawks and Bucs when he was wide open.
"It's tough," Witten said. "I think every player, regardless of the sport, they go through adversity at some point. Obviously this is it for me. It's a point in your career, everything's going to be asked -- 'Is he slowing down? Is he not being able to handle it?' All that stuff. In my mind, it's ridiculous. Just watch the tape.
"You've just got to make those plays. It has nothing to do with anything other than balls being thrown to you. You've got a chance to make some big plays, two that are probably 40-plus catches. A lot of tight ends go their whole career without getting 40-plus catches, you've got two back-to-back weeks. Trust me, it hurts when you don't make those plays."
Quarterback Tony Romo and the rest of the Cowboys have publicly expressed confidence in the 10-year veteran tight end, but Witten said he's sure they're wondering what's wrong with him.
Head coach Jason Garrett and owner/general manager Jerry Jones said Sunday afternoon that Witten would continue to get a lot of opportunities in the Cowboys' passing game.
"The level of confidence I have in him, the quarterback has in him, the team has in him has not wavered," Garrett said. "We believe a lot in the body of work. You can say that game or the last couple of games, boy, is he a different player. I'd like to believe he is the guy who has been playing on this team the last ten years."
However, Witten said he has to prove he's worthy of those opportunities despite ranking second in team history with 704 receptions.
"You don't just get built in to get those throws next week and next time because of what that number is on the back of the jersey," Witten said. "It's a show-me game. I've got to go show it and prove it just like every other player. That's what I'm going to do."
- Joined ESPNDallas.com in September 2009
- Covers the Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Mavericks
- Appears regularly on ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM
Fantasy Football on ESPN.com
Clayton's Last Call | NFL Nation blog
Leaders | Studs & Duds | QBR
- Seifert: NFL got what it deserved
- Sando: Comical win for Seahawks
- Clayton: 'Immaculate' decisions are difficult
- Social media: Tweet roundup of The Call
- Stats & Info: Improbable game-ending TD
- Vote: Is this the final straw?
- Rapid Reaction: Mike Sando | Kevin Seifert
- Monday Night Headquarters
- Fox: Five easy ways officials can improve
- Grantland: Officials' new low
- Grantland: Minnesota's stolen game plan
- Photo Gallery: Week 3
- ESPN The Mag: So long to the Cover 2?
- Graziano: Eagles badly in need of leadership
- Graziano: Cowboys O-line has major issues
- Hensley: Ravens rally around Torrey Smith
- Reiss: Patriots defense took step backward
- MacMullan: No more patience for officials
- Williamson: Broncos are a work in progress
- Graziano: RG3 having to do it all by himself
- Taylor: Cowboys offense must improve
- Archer: Romo's toughness gets job done
- Greenberg: Bears defense picks up slack
- Isaacson: Bears offense stalls against Rams
- O'Connor: Despite win, Jets still aren't good
- Cimini: Holmes goes from whiner to winner
- Seifert: Vikings believe in Christian Ponder
- Walker: Philbin puts Dolphins on ice
- Kuharsky: Jags get degree of satisfaction
- MNF Chaser: Packers the best bet
- Keating: Incentive programs don't work
- Outsiders: WR Green ready to be elite
- Williamson: Can Texans go undefeated?
- Kiper: Ravens ponder Lewis-less future
- Lions: Bad communication or bad decision?
- Texans' defense had right mix for Manning
- OT madness: Running down the highlights
- Cowboys tell Bryant's agent they will tag WR
- Mavs lose in Rondo's return | Chandler sits
- Rondo: 'Everything back to normal' | Taylor
- Rangers sign Odor, Profar to one-year deals
- Former Knicks F Mason dies at 48 | O'Connor
- Baylor tops W.Va. | Kansas trips Texas
- Westbrook has facial surgery, will sit Sunday
- NFL to reconsider decades-old combine drills
- Doolittle: What Stoudemire means for Mavs
- Nike Women's Away Game Jersey Dallas Cowboys Jason Witten #82
Shop »


text:
Cookies are small text files stored on your computer. They allow us to distinguish you from other users when you visit this site and to provide helpful features such as your recent searches. Cookies themselves do not contain any personal information, and Infotel does not use cookies to collect personal information.
Book online or call +44 (0)1775 843417 at standard rates.
Situated on 20 private acres, this luxury Orlando resort boasts a 22,000-square-foot welcome center and outdoor pool. The Walt Disney World theme parks are just a 10-minute drive away. Floridays Resort Orlando features deluxe 2 and 3-bedroom suites with a private balcony. Each offers a large kitchen, washer/dryer, and a whirlpool tub in the main bedroom. A 37-inch LCD TV and DVD/CD player are included. Floridays Resort's Welcome Center features a well-equipped gym and a children's activity room. Relax in the small outdoor pool overlooking the lake or play in the large outdoor pool's playscape. The Pool Bar & Grill serves refreshing beverages and light dining alongside the Grand Pool. The Market Place is open daily and features Starbucks coffee, sandwiches, and ice cream. Shuttle service is offered to/from the surrounding theme parks and waterparks including Universal Studios, SeaWorld, and Disney World. Orlando Premium Outlets Mall is less than a 5-minute drive from this upscale resort.
These are general hotel policies for Floridays Resort Orlando. As they may vary per room type; please also check the room description.


text:
Active Overstock.com Coupons and Promotions
Expired Overstock.com Coupons
'Your online outlet!'
In early 1999, Dr. Patrick M. Byrne recognized the potential in liquidating excess inventory through the Internet and six months later Overstock.com was launched.
The company aim was to be honest, helpful, efficient, accountable and trustworthy, and committed to profitability and service. In 2012 Overstock.com's revenue had grown to nearly $1.1 billion, offering around one million products and employing nearly 1,300 people.
Overstock.com offers coupons and promotional coupons such as $20 off $150, first purchase coupons and gift cards. Customers have saved millions of dollars off manufacturers' recommended retail prices and all employees are encouraged to participate in community development endeavours such as food drives and the Salt Lake Clean Air Challenge.
Overstock.com sells internationally under the name O.co, a URL they incorporated back in 2011 when they decided the business needed to evolve to incorporate the broader range of products that it now sells from furniture, rugs, bedding and electric to clothing, jewellery and cars. A recent Nielsen State of the Media Consumer Usage Report placed Overstock.com among the top five most visited mass merchandiser websites. Overstock.com has a cars section which connects customers with dealers in their local area with pre-negotiated and dealer-discounted pricing.
The company's community provides a forum for customers to easily connect to Overstock.com employees and other customers; using the latest in social media you can even join in with online conversations. Another side of Overstock.com is O.biz where customers and small businesses can use the larger buying power of the company itself to order in bulk and therefore save money.


text:
(7) Gonzaga 88
Loyola Mary 43
Coverage: ESPN2/WatchESPN
11:00 PM ET, January 31, 2013
Gersten Pavilion, Los Angeles, California
Top Performers
Gonzaga: G. Bell Jr. 15 Pts, 3 Reb, 4 Ast, 1 Stl
Loyola Marymount: A. Ireland 19 Pts, 2 Reb, 2 Ast
Gonzaga is undefeated in the West Coast Conference, but that won't keep coach Mark Few from expecting the best from his team at all times.
Coming off a lackluster second half in their latest contest, the seventh-ranked Bulldogs seek a more complete effort while trying to hand host Loyola Marymount a fifth consecutive defeat Thursday night.Since suffering a last-second 64-63 loss at ninth-ranked Butler on Jan. 19, Gonzaga (19-2, 6-0) has beaten BYU and San Francisco by a combined 34 points. However, Few was not entirely pleased after Saturday's 66-52 home win over the Dons. The Bulldogs shot 58.0 percent en route to building a 22-point halftime lead but went 8 of 27 (29.6 percent) in the final 20 minutes while being outscored 31-23."I didn't like the way we finished that game," Few said. "I think we let it slip. We can't feel good about the lead going from 20 to 14."With a pair of road games in Southern California this week, Few has reason to be slightly concerned as Gonzaga tries to start 7-0 in the WCC for the first time since going undefeated in league play in 2008-09.The Bulldogs have won five straight and 33 of 36 overall versus Loyola Marymount (8-12, 1-6), but those three defeats came in Los Angeles and the most recent was in 2010 over a Gonzaga team ranked 13th. The Lions have since lost their two home games in the series but led at halftime in a 62-58 defeat last season to a 21st-ranked Bulldogs squad.Elias Harris scored 19 in that contest and is coming off his second straight double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds against San Francisco. Though the senior was not as productive after totaling 45 points in the previous two games, he's averaged 9.3 boards in the last four."He's been very, very engaged," Few said about Harris, who has averaged 15.9 points and 8.3 rebounds in seven games versus LMU. "He's been really dialed in. He's playing like an athlete and that's how he needs to play. He's doing a great job on the glass on both ends."Seven-foot junior Kelly Olynyk was limited to 13 points Saturday after averaging 25.0 in his previous five games, including 26 versus BYU as he went 9 of 9 from the field and 8 of 8 at the free-throw line."Kelly Olynyk, as a freshman, looked like a lot of our guys," San Francisco coach Rex Walters said. "He changed his body over the course of three years. He's an NBA lottery pick."Few hopes Harris and Olynyk will again be able to control the inside against a Loyola Marymount team that's been outrebounded in all but one of its league games.Looking to avoid their first five-game skid since Jan. 13-29, 2011, the Lions have shot 35.9 percent and averaged 61.0 points while losing the last four by nine points or fewer. LMU has not played since blowing a seven-point, first-half lead and shooting 36.1 percent in a 60-57 home loss to Pepperdine last Thursday.LMU's Anthony Ireland is second in the WCC averaging 20.0 points but has totaled 27 in the last two games on 8-of-29 shooting, including 3 for 20 from 3-point range. The junior guard went 9 of 15 from the field for 23 points in a 78-59 loss at Gonzaga on Feb. 11.SPONSORED HEADLINES
Gameday Matchup
Avg Points | 77.6 | 64.8 |
Avg Points Allowed | 59.4 | 68.8 |
Home Record | 15-1 | 5-9 |
Road Record | 10-1 | 2-12 |
Current Streak | W14 | L1 |
School Info
Conference | West Coast | West Coast |
Nickname | Bulldogs | Lions |
Type | Private | Private |
Starting Lineup
F K. Olynyk 17.5 | F A. Hamilton 12.9 |
F E. Harris 14.9 | F A. Osborne 5.3 |
G M. Hart 1.9 | G A. Egbeyemi 10.6 |
G K. Pangos 11.5 | G A. Ireland 20.2 |
G G. Bell Jr. 9.2 | G B. English 3.5 |
Team rosters: Gonzaga | Loyola Marymount |
Team Stat Leaders
Points | ||
Rebounds | ||
Assists | ||
Steals | ||
Blocks | ||
Team Stats: Gonzaga | Loyola Marymount |


text: Luna Coffee Stout...Luna Coffee Stout pours pitch black with hues deep mahogany. The two finger, fluffy, tan head recedes slowly leaving a nice, full lace for a very impressive look. With a solid, yet not overpowering aroma of coffee, you can still smell a hint of chocolate. The bold, rich taste of creamy coffee doesn't overwhelm the rest of the flavors leaving a hint of chocolate to finish. On a cold winter night, you couldn't ask for a better cold beer to warm you up. |


text:
Osho,I feel as if I am almost letting go, but a part inside me, small but very persistent, is holding on tight. It creates a feeling of anxiety, a cloud of worry, a sense of incompletion. Often, with you, the beauty of a single moment is so intense that it turns into an ache and a longing. Is it because my "yes" is not total yet? And why does this create a sort of existential worry? Nobody else seems worried.
Your question has its own answer in it - but this is how people are unconscious. You have not even thought a second time about what you are writing. You are writing, "I feel as if I am almost letting go." Do you see what it means? The moment let-go happens, it is not almost. Either it happens or it does not happen.
Let-go does not come in installments, and it is never "almost" - that too is "as if." Even the "almost" is not certain - uncertainty upon uncertainty upon uncertainty. "As if" is also not the beginning. "I feel" - it is not that I experience. Naturally, you will find yourself in tension and in anxiety.
And you ask me, "Is it because my 'yes' is not total yet?" What to say of your "yes" and its totality? You have not even dreamt about it; you have only heard about it, and you have seen people in a state of yes-ness.
You have also longed for it because you have seen the joy of those whose "yes" is total; you have seen their dance, you have seen their song. It is out of a competitive spirit - you don't want to be left behind. But you don't have any "yes" yet; otherwise, there would be no anxiety and no tension. "Yes" is a total let-go.
But my feeling about Surabhi is that she is a great thinker. I say great thinker because she is the only one who writes so many questions every day. I have to go on throwing away dozens of her questions, and then I start feeling that the poor girl is writing so many questions that I must choose at least one. So out of compassion I choose, Surabhi, your questions. Otherwise, they are not worth answering.
I would never have answered anybody else's question if he had written, "I feel as if I am almost letting go, but a part inside me, small but very persistent, is holding on tight." Even if a part of you is holding on tight, it is enough to destroy your whole idea of let-go. You cannot divide yourself into parts; even if one hand is holding tight, your whole body will have to remain there.
I have heard about a man who stole from the treasury of the king and was brought before the king. The man was certainly a very strange fellow because he did not deny it, although there was no eyewitness. He was not caught red-handed; he could have denied it - it was almost impossible for the king to prove that he had stolen from his treasury. But the man said, "Yes, I have stolen from the treasury, and whatever punishment you want to give, you can give. But remember one thing - only my hands have been involved in the stealing - I was just standing there and watching. I am the only eyewitness."
The king said, "You seem to be a very strange fellow. Your hands were stealing, and you were standing there, just looking."


text:
Temple will reopen on April 10 for Vishu festival
The 10-day annual festival at the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala came to a close with Arat in the Pampa on Wednesday.
The presiding deity was taken to Pampa in a ceremonial procession with the accompaniment of a caparisoned elephant and temple orchestra in the morning.
Tantri Kandararu Rajeevararu, assisted by Melsanthi N. Damodaran Potti, performed the Arat puja at Pampa between 11 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. The deity was seated at the Maha Ganapati temple precincts at Pampa for the devotees to offer prayers till 3.30 p.m. Devotees from different parts of the State as well as from the neighbouring States of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh attended the ceremony.
M.P. Govindan Nair, Travancore Devaswsom Board president; Subhash Vasu, board member; R. Balakrishna Pillai, former Minister; Thennala Balakrishna Pillai, Akhila Bharatha Ayyappa Seva Sanghom national president; K. Babu, Special Commissioner appointed by the Kerala High Court, and K. Sankaranarayana Pillai, Sabarimala executive officer, were among those who attended the ceremony. The Arat procession returned to the Sannidhanam in the afternoon and the Tantri brought down the ceremonial flag on the golden temple mast, bringing an end to this year's temple festival. The temple was closed after the Athazhapuja, later. The Ayyappa temple will reopen on April 10 afternoon for the Vishu festival that begins the next day.
The auspicious Vishu will be celebrated on April 14 and the temple will be closed after the monthly rituals in the Malayalam month of Medom on April 18 evening.
Keywords: Lord Ayyappa temple, Sabarimala


text:
I love this soap. It makes my skin squeaky clean but not dry. The lather is very soft and creamy. I love the smell too, especially the verbena one. The lavender and milk soaps smell great too. Too bad it's so expensive. Luckily it lasts longer than the average soaps. Will always repurchase, but have to alternate with cheaper soaps.
More reviews by Disintigratedwoman
I love L'Occitane and decided to try this after it was recommended to me by the saleslady. I have just finished the smaller bar and can say that I find it less moisturizing than a much cheaper Dove bar. I'm not a huge fan of the scent and it left my skin feeling slightly tight- not at all soft like I would have imagined it to be. the only good thing about this soap is that it lasts for an incredible amount of time. I would barely have to swipe it against my face cloth for it to create enough of a lather for my whole body. Considering how expensive this soap was and the quality I expected, I was disappointed overall and won't be purchasing again.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
my boyfriend have been suffering from thousands of acne on his back..we try use alot of soap but nothing works. ..as i use l'occitane products for my skin routines...i give it a try to purchasing this soap...but because i prefer shower gel than bar soap..so my boyfriend ended use it. ..but surprisingly after 3 days 75% of his acne dry and after 2 weeks all acnes completely dry..now he been using this for 2 month. ..no new acnes appear and the old scars colours slowly dissappear :)
Very surprised that this was sooo disappointing!
It left my skin feeling dry - like I had sprayed deodorant all over my skin. It also left A LOT of soap scum all over the shower floor. Those with white tiles most likely won't notice, but I have grey tiles so it was very obvious. I spent AUS$8 and the fact that it was L'Occitane, I thought I would be getting a better product - so quite disappointing.
Otherwise, the smell was lovely and it lathered very easily - but I can tell it will run out easily too because of that (and since it's a small size).
Love this soap ! I got many of LO'ccitane shea butter soaps of 50g and 100g as gifts. This shea butter soap lathers up really well, the bubbles that foaming up is rich, milky and smooth. This soap leaves my skin squeaky clean and smooth without dryout out my skin after rinsing off. Really relaxing and great to use as a pamper in the night. Love both the Verbena and Milk scents. A great alternative when you don't want to use showel gel.
Each one of this 100g soap costs RM21.00. It is quite expensive for a soap. I still have some so I will not repurchase again.
I love a luxurious bar of soap. I've always wanted to try L'Occitane's and recently bought a bar of the Milk soap. My first impression was the large size made it difficult to hold in one hand. It has a mild, pleasant scent that is not overwhelming (I don't like strongly scented soaps). I wish it had a richer lather. (DHC's Q-10 Body Soap lathers like a body wash - nothing else comes close.) Overall, I liked this soap but probably wouldn't buy it again. I have bought similar quality soap at Big Lots and Tuesday Morning for a lot less.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
Being a l'occitane fan I was eager to try out this soap bar. I don't usually use soap bars and got this as part of a package with some other l'occitane products at a discounted price. The packaging and shape of the soap is really nice. It has a nice light scent and lathers up quite nicely. It didn't leave my skin feeling as soft as I had expected, I know soaps generally don't do much for my skin but I had expected more from l'occitane and the smell doesn't linger on the skin.
I'm not really a soap bar fan, I prefer shower gels/creams. But I just can't help myself when I see and smell the lovely old fashionned soaps at L'Occitane. It gives me that nostalgic feeling of my grandmothers bathroom, always smelling "soapy" and I loved the way she prepared my baths when I was a little girl. :)
This soap is really nice and gives good moisture, but as I always have with soap bars, it leaves my skin a bit parched after drying. I use a good body cream to cover this feeling. I will still continue to use up this bar as I love how it feels on my skin and I'm addicted to the scent!
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
I bought this yesterday as a mother's day present to myself to justify spending NZ$19 on a big bar of soap as I was hanging out to try it. I purchased the lavender bar as I loved the smell and was hoping it would fragrance my skin also and help me sleep a little better (I'm 7 months pregnant and sleep isn't coming easily anymore) . I was disappointed that the smell did not linger at all. It built up a nice lather and didn't completely strip my skin nor did it leave a film. The bar will last for a long time but it is very difficult to wield at the moment unless you have massive man hands! Not going to repuchase.
This soap is the only bath soap we buy at home. My husband who doesn't use any moisturizer uses this soap for his showers and this is the only one that doesn't cause itchy dryness. It lathers wonderfully and although the price is on the higher side ($10/8.8oz) the bar lasts quite a bit and works wonderfully.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No


text:
70s Super Trouper Wig & Moustache (ref: 67039)
70s brown wig and moustache set.
See more product details70s brown wig and moustache set.
See more product detailsGot this costume? Want your photo to appear here? Tag your Instagrams with @jokersmasquerade and #jokers67039. How do I tag my photos?
Brown mid-length 70s ABBA style wig with parting and a matching moustache.
January 21, 2014, by Adam H - South Yorkshire, UK - United Kingdom
The wig was really good, lots of comments on how good it was. The moustache however was another story, it fell off within 15 mins......... Very disappointing.
Have a question about this product? Why not get in touch by completing the boxes below.
Jokers' Masquerade wig care tips:
Items are considered "oversize" which exceed 610mm x 460mm x 460mm or over 5kg in weight and cannot be dispatched via Royal Mail or Click and Collect. Oversize packages can only be dispatched via courier. We will only display the delivery options available to you, based on your location and the items in your basket.


text: >> The models were dressed to look like smudge-faced metal workers, and the setting — complete with steaming pipes and industrial lighting — made to feel like the inside of a factory. The product? Pamela Love's strong, intensely sculptural jewelry. Following the architectural trend that is emerging for Fall, many of Love's pieces loosely referenced steel beams for building. Countering this notion of industry was the use of turquoise, which added an earthiness to the collection as well as a welcome jolt of color.


text:
I am posting this journal entry to let everyone know that I am in the mood for doing art requests/trades/etc. once again. Because I've been having a little trouble thinking of some new stuff to draw lately, I would love to hear what my friends and/or fans would like me to draw for them. If this is your first time asking me to draw something for you, here a list of rules that involve what kind of requests I'm able to do:
1. No more than three requests at a time per person.
2. I do not draw pictures that involve sexual content and/or graphic nudity.
3. I do not draw pictures that involve characters being killed in a hateful manner.
4. I am not interested in drawing characters that are completely based off of characters from a show/movie/game/etc. (AKA 'Fan Characters')
5. I am not interested in drawing characters from shows/movies/games/etc. that I don't care for at all (such as "Naruto" and the Archie Comics version of "Sonic The Hedgehog").
6. I don't really like to draw anthro characters that are animals with horns and/or hooves (such as cows, horses, goats, and deer).
7. I don't like to draw anthro reptiles/amphibians in socks; the same applies for foot tease pictures.
8. Because I'm a guy, I don't really like to draw foot/sock tease pictures of male characters that much.
9. When asking me to draw an original character that I haven't seen before, please show me an image of that character so that I can know how to draw him/her.
10. I really love to draw pictures that involve furry feet (AKA paws).
11. I really love to draw pictures of cute female characters in socks (especially if they are furry).
12. I really love to draw pictures of my original characters (such as Whitnee Squirrel and Goldie Fox) with original characters that are created by other artists.
13. I am actually okay with drawing sock tease pics of human characters, depending on who it is being drawn.
14. I especially love drawing pictures of cute gals that are furry and white.
15. I enjoy drawing pictures involving my original characters in case I have nothing new on my mind.
16. I prefer to draw pictures that are appropriate for most ages, so don't ask me for anything dirty.


text:
Locanda San Paolo has been built in 2009. It offers very spacious and bright, elegant and modern rooms equipped... More Info »
The Ostello Costa Alta is managed by Coop. META for more then 15 years Coop.Soc. META is based and operates in... More Info »
Video guides, travel podcasts, city maps & free city guides. What to eat, where to stay and things to do and see - our travel guides have it all.
Find a guide »No matter where you are there's always time for a great beer with great friends. Check out our guide to cheap but awesome beer all over the world
Read more »We offer the most comprehensive selection of hostels on the internet with over 35,000 great places to stay in 180 countries. The ultimate online resource for hostels everywhere.
Find great value hostels »


text:
32 FORD ROADSTER WITH HARDTOP. PROFFESSIONALLY BUILT. EVERYTHING IS NEW. EASY TO DRIVE. 350 GM CRATE MOTOR, 700R4 TRANS, AC, PS, PB, POWER TRUNK, HEIDTS SUSPENSION,... More
1929 Ford Model A Retro "Woody" Wagon Buick V6, 350 Automatic, Custom Front & Rear Suspension Red with Tan Custom Interior The late-1927 introduction of the Ford... More
NEW PRICE! Awesome '29 Ford built in 1956. Early 1955 Chevy small block V8, vintage paint and interior, east coast channeled look. The ultimate... More
NEW PRICE! All steel tudor sedan, ZZ4 350, dual quads. 700R4 overdrive transmission, fully sorted and ready to enjoy with a traditional hi-boy look. Contrasting... More
1930 Ford Hot Rod 5- Window coupe all steel body and rear fenders bobbed 6 inches, Front fenders are fiberglass with smooth fiberglass running... More
1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup Northwest Classic Auto Mall advertises this truck for the owner. If you are interested in this car or have any questions,... More
1931 FORD MODEL A STAKE BED PICKUP Absolutely wonderful award winner 1931 Ford Model A Stake Bed Pickup. Reported as owned by actor Lorne Greene... More


text: How to respond to spam: I recently recieved some career advice from a friend I have never met, and began a correspondence with him that will long be fruitful and intellectually challenging. Below you will find his note to me followed by my response, as I thought you may be interested. I found his ideas on the texture of universe to be quite interesting.Chow,B. A. The e-mail From Brian:Dear freind, A couple of years ago, I was pretty happy with my career. Then the bubble burst and my career path became very unstable. Now, I'm still relatively young and I have a long working life ahead of me. And, just like you, I want to be fairly compensated for my efforts. So, I became pretty frustrated when I didn't have the degree I needed to make the job transition I wanted. And, I certainly didn't have the time or mone


text:
Subject: Farol Dos Borbas Location: Ilha Grande, Brazil Title: Farol Dos Borbas exceeded all expectations! ID#: 6358241 We were thrilled with our accommodations at Farol Dos Borbas. The recommendation to stay there came from my husband, who had stayed there two years ago while visiting relatives. Our room was on the second floor, with a balcony, facing the bay/port. The... More
Brazil >
State of Rio de Janeiro >
Ilha Grande
Number of rooms: 14
- Also Known As:
- Farol Dos Borbas Ilha Grande, Brazil


text:
European shares gain in late trade as U.S. turns positive
- Tweet
- Link this
- Share this
LONDON Nov 13 (Reuters) - Bargain hunters helped European stocks higher approaching the close on Tuesday, spurred on by gains in the United States, where indexes turned positive after early weakness.
By 1542 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 was up 1.94 points, or 0.2 percent, at 1,096.29, bouncing off a session low of 1,086.37.
Traders cited a number of potential catalysts for the rebound including technical reasons and hopes of a rescue package for Greece and Spain being agreed and an early resolution to U.S. fiscal cliff.
- Tweet this
- Link this
- Share this
- Digg this
- Reprints


text:
Jobs Threatened 'Thermonuclear War' on Google's Android Software, AP Says
Apple Inc. (AAPL) co-founder Steve Jobs said he was "willing to go thermonuclear war" on Google Inc. (GOOG)'s Android software, saying that its features amounted to "grand theft," the Associated Press reported.
Jobs, then Apple's CEO, said he would "spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this wrong," according to the AP's account of his biography, "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson. Jobs died on Oct. 5.
Tension between the two companies escalated as Google used the Android operating system to follow Apple into the burgeoning market for smartphones. The rivalry forced Eric Schmidt, then CEO of Google, to resign from Apple's board in 2009.
"I'm going to destroy Android, because it's a stolen product," Jobs said in the book, according to the AP. "I'm willing to go thermonuclear war on this."
The authorized biography, due to be released on Oct. 24, also sheds new light on Jobs's combat against cancer. The executive had secret treatments for the disease even though he was telling people he was cured, Isaacson told CBS News.
Jobs regretted the decision to initially refuse surgery for pancreatic cancer, Isaacson told CBS News's "60 Minutes," according to interview excerpts released yesterday.
"He said, 'I didn't want my body to be opened ... I didn't want to be violated in that way.' He's regretful about it," Isaacson said. "I think that he kind of felt that if you ignore something, if you don't want something to exist, you can have magical thinking ... We talked about this a lot."
Putting Off Surgery
Jobs had a slow-growing form of pancreatic cancer and put off surgery for nine months while he sought out spiritual and dietary therapies against the advice of his wife, Isaacson said. Once he had the surgery he told his employees about it while playing down the seriousness of his condition, CBS said.
"I will not require any chemotherapy or radiation treatments," Jobs wrote in an Aug. 1, 2004, e-mail from his hospital bed to employees of Cupertino, California-based Apple. He said then that he was cured after having successful surgery to remove a cancerous tumor from his pancreas.
In a commencement speech at Stanford University in June 2005, he said that he'd been diagnosed "about a year ago." He didn't mention the nine-month delay.
Doctors told Jobs that his illness was "curable" through an operation, Jobs said in that address.
"I had the surgery, and thankfully, I'm fine," he said.
Steve Dowling, a spokesman for Apple, declined to comment. The interview, conducted by correspondent Steve Kroft, will be broadcast on Oct. 23. The network posted a 1 minute, 25 second- long excerpt. "Steve Jobs" was published by Simon & Schuster, also owned by New York-based CBS.
Disclosure Timing
Jobs probably should have told shareholders that he had cancer when it was first diagnosed, said Charles Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware. From a governance perspective, how he decided to treat the illness was up to him, Elson said.
"He probably should have disclosed it, and everyone would have assumed he would do everything he could to keep himself alive," said Elson. "The question is whether he misled people because he himself was misled, or did he do it on purpose. I tend to give wide latitude on these things. No one wants to believe they're dying."
The biographer said that Jobs, who was adopted, met the man who turned out to be his biological father without knowing who he was.
Jobs's Search
Jobs found his biological mother and sister, the novelist Mona Simpson, according to Isaacson. Simpson then identified their father, Abdulfattah "John" Jandali, who managed a coffee shop.
Jandali told Simpson he wished she had met him earlier, when he ran a bigger Mediterranean restaurant in Silicon Valley. She hadn't told him Jobs was his son.
"Everyone used to come there," Jandali told Simpson, according to Isaacson. "Even Steve Jobs used to eat here. Yeah, he was a great tipper."
"60 Minutes" will broadcast a voice recording of Isaacson interviewing Jobs about his decision to ask Simpson to keep his identity private.
"When I was looking for my biological mother, obviously, you know, I was looking for my biological father at the same time, and I learned a little bit about him and I didn't like what I learned," Jobs said. "I asked her to not tell him that we ever met ... not tell him anything about me."
To contact the reporter on this story: Peter Burrows in San Francisco at email@example.com
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Anthony Palazzo at email@example.com; Tom Giles at email@example.com


text:
All I have to say is WOW! I have shopped at many different online shops for my supplies but I have to admit. Customer service was amazing, the...Read More ->
I used to shop at a different site until I found MJM which has excellent service and awesome prices. Thanks MJM!Read More ->


text:
Rise of Mankind: A New Dawn is an expansion of the existing, and incredibly popular Civilization 4: Beyond the Sword Mod, Rise of Mankind, by Zappara. Rise of Mankind attempts to simulate history, but was not intended to be a perfect historical simulator, like Rhye's and Fall of Civilization is; instead it follows mostly historical lines, but allows for those "What-If" scenarios to occur. Rise of Mankind serves as an expansion from Beyond the Sword, adding a huge new technology tree, putting great importance on buildings and creating infrastructure, along with incorporating other successful mods, like Revolutions, Influence Driven War, Next War, and much more. The Goal of Rise of Mankind: A New Dawn is to provide the player with the same enthralling experience that Rise of Mankind gave, without forcing any unwanted features or constraints onto them. This goal has been the central piece in all of A New Dawn development. This means that every single feature is completely optional.
Patch A For A New Dawn 1.75. Install Overtop of an existing AND 1.75 installation.
AND Patch A is the first patch for 1.75. It is not save compatible, be sure to finish any games before installing.
AND Patch A Changes:


text:
Incredible Hand-Drawn Works (With a Digital Twist)
- By Tom Ross
- Posted in IMHO
- 12 comments
Within the creative community there seems to be an ongoing divide between the realms of digital art, and traditional (non-digital) art. Often traditional art is viewed as somewhat archaic, conjuring images of the Mona Lisa or a Monet landscape. Whilst these masterpieces, and much of traditional art is of course pivotal to our conceptions of art and creativity, there still exists this divide in relation to the digital medium.
Read more


text:
Taking it Out of the Classroom
GCJD students will join the center overseas this summer to participate in training conferences in Tunisia and Poland for professional development. The students will interact with journalists, attend the training sessions, and manage a blog about the conference during their travel.
Destination: Tunis, Tunisia
By: Cody Lewis
When I found out that I would possibly be traveling to Tunisia this summer, I was both excited and extremely humbled. When I found out it was actually happening, I could not stop smiling for hours. It is an honor to be asked to travel with the Global Center for Journalism and Democracy.
I have never traveled outside of the United States before, and I am excited to say that I will be landing on another continent. After doing some research on Tunisia, I know that it was the starting point for the Arab Spring. I also know that citizens are trying to improve the country's image in order to attract more tourism. An entire country dedicated to Public Relations!
I am a Public Relations major and Political Science minor and the fact that we will be working on communications plans for political parties is almost too perfect. It gives me an opportunity to apply what I've been learning in college in the real world—on an international level.
I also look forward to working with Kelli Arena. I hope to learn a lot from someone with such an impressive track record.
This is an opportunity that I know most students will never get so I will be sure to make the absolute best of it and take as much away from it as I possibly can. I'm on my way…
Keep an eye out for more posts from me from Tunisia- I'll be blogging live and posting on social media about the experience, May 26-30, 2014.
Destination: Kielce, Poland
By: Kizzie Frank
Going into my final semester as Sam Houston State University, I had no idea what to expect besides piles and piles of work and very little time to myself. When I was told that I would accompany the Global Center for Journalism and Democracy to a professional conference in Poland I was beyond ecstatic about the opportunity.
I have been outside of Texas a handful of times, but never outside of the country. Overseas travel is unheard of in my family. I hope to learn more about Polish culture of course, hope to learn from journalists there as well as share my experiences as a journalist with them.
One of the most important things to me that will be discussed at the conference is how to maintain relationships with sources. My love for journalism all started with human interaction and I realize that good sources equal more credibility. I believe I have learned quite a bit about working with sources as an editor at the student newspaper, but I expect to continue learning. All of the topics in the workshop are vital to journalists, but with our society undergoing constant technological developments, social media is reshaping the way we gather and report information and is well deserving of a workshop.
The great thing about getting to travel with experts is the chance to spend time with them outside of a classroom. I would love to see the raw side of professionals who have been there and done it all. During our stay in Poland I ultimately expect to sharpen my own skills, make new connections, learn the dynamics of reporting in a country, and hopefully leave full of knowledge about Chmielnik.
I believe my current feelings about going to Poland for a workshop will not change after the trip. I have high expectations for this workshop and I am sure that with the professionals that will be in attendance, there will be no dull or uninformative moments. My perception of the workshop is that it will exhibit pure greatness and be filled with enough knowledge to last me a life time.
Follow-up From Poland: Chmielnik Synagogue
By: Kizzie Frank
The renovated synagogue is hard to miss. It stands in the center of this small Polish village, a provoking reminder of the town's history.Destination: Kielce, Poland
By: Steven Snook
Getting the opportunity to go to Poland came to me as a shock in more ways than one. While working for the Global Center, as students we help with what we can for these international trainings but to actually go to one was something I never expected. Mexico is the only other country I've been to. To travel to a complete different part of the world really excites me. To prepare, I have been reading up on a lot of polish news and culture so that it wont be a complete culture shock when I go. What will really be interesting is meeting the other journalism students from Jan Kochanowski University to see if they had a similar learning experience or a completely different one.
I expect to learn a lot not just about Poland, and about being a better journalist. The training is packed with a lot of interesting segments ranging from finding a news worthy topic to how social media impacts the media. What I'm really looking forward to are the events on the second day of the training. Everyone will be going to Chmeilnik to get hands on experience interviewing, and covering stories. I can't wait to meet other journalists from around the world. This trip is going to be an awesome opportunity for not only myself, but also everyone who attends.
Global Center for Journalism and Democracy
Dan Rather Communications Building, Room 201, Huntsville, TX 77340
Phone: (936) 294-4399


text:
Introducing leggings. You'll never run out of inspiration.
This is for my pirate story.
It is the first drawing in the book.
i made it as an collage. brown cardboard on brown paper. some of them painted with brown paint.
then you can see again the blue pen.
Pippa is coloured with pastels and i fixated that, it gives it a more darker look.
then again some white from the corrector and some tape for the fun of it.
more from this story:
Every kid loves drawing, I just never stopped. 1 day my teacher in highschool told me I could go to an artschool because I was so good in all that artistic stuff. And so I did. I went to the artschool in Genk. It was a whole new world, for the first time I was completely in a world were art and drawing was important. It was so inspirational. Now I am studying at the St-Lucas in Gent for a bachelor. I still have 1 year to go. Than I can start working on my career as an professional illustrator.
View Full ProfileOh, I love pippa……You have such a great vision……looks like the start of a great adventure!!
It will be :D
– Sanne Thijs