text:
Hotel Champs-Elysees Friedland
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Bar/lounge
- Business Services
Photos of Hotel Champs-Elysees Friedland
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Champs-Elysees Friedland Paris
Travel Blogs from Paris
The beginning of the end - of our journey!
... were actually okay.
Our last night in Europe, not quite what we planned but funny and memorable anyway, and a couple of drinks to sign off with!
Ciao, Au revoir, Bok!
Phil- Long day, but that's what happens when you travel. Watching Wendy stand to her full height and give the staff, who were doing a bad job, a bit of encouragement was very funny. All makes for fun times away.
Look out Australia, we is coming home.!!,
1st day walking Paris
... through the Tuileries gardens - beautiful, near the Louvre... We walked to The Hotel des Invalides and saw Napoleon's tomb - very impressive! Plus, we saw a ton of military weaponry. Then we walked along the Champs Elysee and had a tremendously expensive cup of coffee each and a shared lemon meringue pie which was divine. We walked to the Arc de Triomph and scaled the 282 steps up a narrow ...
Foot Weary and Amazed in Paris
... in to recover from the hours of walking and too little sleep. At this point we'd been walking for almost 7 hours and hadn't had any significant sleep since Saturday night. A very short, controlled nap, followed by a trip to the Montparnasse tower was the order of the day.... Well, it's 10 pm and Cathy's not woken up yet…I think we're in for the night and heading off for a full-day exploration ...
Travel Day to Paris.
... other 3 fast asleep, they are missing some great countryside, rolling green hills, sheep, cattle, farmhouses and the odd castle. Anyway till later. Guy Arrived at our two bedroom unit in Montmartre, only a couple of metres away from the Sacre-Coeur. Taxi to get here was an experience the taxi driver lady had no idea of where our flat was, so map boy had to sit in ...
Paris - Doing the tourist thang
... Montmatre and the Sacre Couer. Montmatre is a small district that is know for its street artists (wearing berets and sporting very wispy mustaches) and old timey looking buildings, and in this district, on the top of the hill, is the Sacre Coeur. A beautiful church overlooking the city of Paris. We made it to the top, after a long 6 or so flights of stairs (again, always finding the highest point in every city, our legs are going to be rock hard when we get ...


text:
Midfielder Danish Mujtaba, striker Lalit Upadhyay and defender Gurjinder Singh are the three players to miss out and in their places midfielder Chinglensana Singh and forwards Satbir Singh and Mandeep Singh have been drafted into the side.
© Copyright NDTV Convergence Limited 2015. All rights reserved.
Site and Data Powered by Sportz Interactive .

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"Aha!" I said. "This is it!" I'd been snooping around the rustic cabin for a blank … more
"The Littlest Bunny in Colorado: An Easter Adventure" is a bouncy take on the Easter Bunny tale. … more
Diane Kress Hower is an educator, artist and aspiring children's book author dedicated to learning more about … more
Dana Liesegang and her loyal Labrador, Jack, were en route to a camping trip in Oregon when a stuck Subaru, a pack … more
The final stage of writing is just typing. … more
Father and daughter team Jerry and Lyssa Caires, of Whitewater, are producing colorful children's books with … more
Glen A. Hinshaw worked as a Colorado wildlife officer from 1963 to 1988, years of immense change for wildlife … more
"Monkeys and the Chair: Josiah's Story" honors the life and influence of Josiah Peacock, a … more
How do you select the books you read? Friends' recommendations? Book club selections? Bestseller lists? The … more
Cartoonist and author Roz Chast is smartly funny — sometimes gently but always incisively funny. … more
In "Bullying Is No Laughing Matter," a super-group of three-dozen cartoonists team up to shed light on … more
Ridgway author Peter Decker's life reads like the plot of a riveting novel. … more
Magic doesn't just happen in exotic locales. It can occur anywhere, even in a typical municipal park of a … more
How to explain what drives Anna M. Stout to improve the lives of people in El Espino, El Salvador? … more
Jennifer Cirka of Grand Junction will be one of dozens of regional authors signing and selling books from 1–3 … more
Jan Brett, of Massachusetts, will roll into Grand Junction on Tuesday in a rock star-style bus wrapped in … more
Most books are largely solitary efforts, but not this collaborative and colorful collection of some 200 photos. … more
G. Brown is the preeminent voice of Colorado music. He's worked at numerous Denver radio stations and written … more
Tonight and Monday night mark the peak of this year's Leonid meteor shower. … more
Barry Laga will read with Michele Hanson and James VanPelt at 8 p.m. Nov. 20 for the Poets & Writers of CMU … more


text:
Guantanamo Topics
Democracy Now! has regularly covered the stories of those imprisoned at the U.S. detention facility located in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, since former President George W. Bush began the so-called "war on terror." The first captives arrived at the detention camp on January 11, 2002.
John Pilger on Honduras, Iran, Gaza, the Corporate Media, Obama's Wars, and Resisting the American EmpireAward-winning investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker John Pilger joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on Honduras, Iran, Gaza, the media, healthcare, and Obama's wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Pilger has written close to a dozen books and made over fifty documentaries on a range of subjects, including struggles around the world for a more just and peaceful society and against Western military and economic intervention....July 06, 2009 | Story
Judge Orders Release of Guantanamo Prisoner After Seven Years, Saying Government Position "Defies Common Sense"A federal judge has ordered the release of another prisoner held at Guantanamo Bay, thirty-year-old Syrian national Abdul Rahim Abdul Razak al-Janko. In the year 2000, al-Janko was tortured by al-Qaeda, who accused him of being a Western spy, and he was imprisoned by the Taliban for eighteen months. He was then captured by the United States in 2002 and spent the next seven years in Guantanamo. On Monday, District Court Judge Richard Leon...June 23, 2009 | Story
- Lieutenant General Stanley McChrystal formerly served as commander of the Joint Special Operations Command from 2003 to 2008. During that time, he oversaw a secretive program to hunt down and assassinate suspected terrorists around the globe. Last year, lawmakers delayed Stanley McChrystal's nomination for a key position because of questions about prisoner abuse by forces under his command. Many of the reports of abuse center on Camp Nama, a...June 08, 2009 | Story
- We get analysis of Obama's speech from Cairo-based independent analyst Issandr El Amrani and Professor Juan Cole, author of Engaging the Muslim World. [includes rush transcript]June 04, 2009 | Story
- War veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan came to Capitol Hill this month to testify before Congress and give an eyewitness account about the horrors of war. Like the Winter Soldier hearings in March 2008, when more than 200 service members gathered for four days in Silver Spring, Maryland to give their eyewitness accounts of the injustices occurring in Iraq and Afghanistan, "Winter Soldier on the Hill" was designed to drive home the...May 25, 2009 | Story
- President Obama gave a speech Thursday defending his plan to close Guantanamo Bay and repudiating several key aspects of the Bush administration's counterterrorism program. But he also acknowledged for the first time he supports indefinitely holding some prisoners without trial. Former Vice President Dick Cheney then gave a major address of his own defending the Bush administration's policies. We play excerpts of both speeches....May 22, 2009 | Story
New Yorker Correspondent Jane Mayer and British Attorney Philippe Sands on Bush Administration Torture and How Obama Should Address ItWe spend the hour on the latest news around the US torture of foreign prisoners with two guests who have helped expose many of its facets: New Yorker journalist Jane Mayer, author of The Dark Side: The Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned into a War on American Ideals, and British attorney Philippe Sands, author of Torture Team: Rumsfeld's Memo and the Betrayal of American Values. Mayer and Sands discuss the Obama...May 20, 2009 | Story
- Jeremy Scahill reports the Obama administration is continuing to use a notorious military police unit at Guantanamo that regularly brutalizes unarmed prisoners, including gang-beating them, breaking their bones, gouging their eyes and dousing them with chemicals. This force, officially known as the Immediate Reaction Force, has been labeled the "Extreme Repression Force" by Guantanamo prisoners, and human rights lawyers call their actions...May 19, 2009 | Story
- The International Committee of the Red Cross concluded in a secret report two years ago that the Bush administration's treatment of prisoners "constituted torture" in violation of the Geneva Conventions. The findings were based on interviews with prisoners once held in the CIA's secret black sites. Author and journalist Mark Danner broke the story when he published extensive excerpts of the report in the New York Review of Books. The Red Cross...March 18, 2009 | Story
- A British resident held in US custody for seven years has accused US officials of torturing him and beating him dozens of times while he was held at a secret CIA prison and later at Guantanamo. The Ethiopian-born Binyam Mohamed returned to Britain on Monday after becoming the first prisoner to be released from Guantanamo since President Obama took office. We speak to Binyam Mohamed's attorney, Clive Stafford Smith. [includes rush...February 26, 2009 | Story
Show for Mar 31, 2015
Iran Nuclear Talks Conclude with Plans for New Phase
Iraq: U.S. Rejects Claim Drone Strike Killed Iranian Advisors
Yemen: 40 Killed at Refugee Camp as Saudi-Led Strikes Intensify
Nigeria: Buhari Poised to Unseat Jonathan in Presidential Poll
2 Al Jazeera Journalists Detained for 1 Week in Nigeria
Bangladesh: 2nd Secular Blogger Hacked to Death
Mexican Farmworkers Continue 2-Week Strike over Low Pay, Harassment
Canada: Student to File Charges After Being Hit in Face with Police Tear Gas Canister
Police Fatally Shoot Driver Who Failed to Stop Outside NSA
States, Businesses Protest After Indiana Enacts Law Seen as Anti-LGBT
Prosecutor: Germanwings Co-Pilot Had History of "Suicidal Tendencies"
Mumia Abu-Jamal Hospitalized in Intensive Care Under Heavy Guard
Indiana: Purvi Patel Sentenced to 41 Years for What She Says Was a Miscarriage
New Arizona Law Requires Doctors to Tell Patients They Can Reverse Drug-Induced Abortion
Trevor Noah to Replace Jon Stewart as Host of "The Daily Show"


text:
Abstract available in
Claims available in
Description (OCR text may contain errors)
1,3 1 1 ,457, Patented July 29, 1919.
CIPHER APPARATUS. APPLICATION man mac-7. 1919.
1,3 1 L57 Patented Jul 29, 1919.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Jul 29, 1919.
Application filed December 7, 1918. Serial No. 265,776.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, LUIGI Nroomm, subject of the King of Italy, residing at Rome, Italy, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Cipher Apparatus, of which the following is a specification.
This invention has for its object an apparatus by means of which it is possible to cipher and decipher messages and wrltings of any kind and in any language by multiple transposition of each letter and by using a number as key.
The apparatus according to this invention, comprises essentially a set of bars mounted parallel with each other and adapted to slide into a frame having two stationary reference members or parts. On each sliding bar figures are marked, the
same being arranged in any desired succession and being spaced apart from each other to equal spaces, so that by carrying said bars in a given position corres onding with the key number adopted, a tab e is obtained on the apparatus the same providing rules for dividing into various assemblage the letters forming the message or writin to be ciphered, the letters being assume to be written after each other without leaving a free space between subsequent words; said letters may thus be assembled in several manners, to form the cipher message, according to any desired rule, but in any case the letters are in a given relation with the desired key number or, if required, with other rules stated by the correspondents.
The annexed drawing shows by way of example some constructions of apparatus according to the invention, and
Figure 1 shows a construction of the apparatus in its closed position,
Fig. 2 is a view of the same during use; Fig. 3 shows another construction of the apparatus in closed position,
Fig. 4 is a cross-section of the apparatus shown in Fig. 3;
. Fig. 5 is a bottom view of a detached slidmg bar; 4
Fig. 6 shows the apparatus represented in Fig. 3 in use, and
ig. 7 is a face view of a card which may be used in connection with the apparatus shown in Fig. 3.
In the construction shown in Figs. 1 and 2, the apparatus comprises a frame made of two side members a and 6 connected by means of two transverse members a and d, ten bars 6 being mounted to slide longitudinally or endwise between said linembers. On each of said bars are marked figures from 0 to 9, the same being located at the side of each other and being repeated in the same succession on each respective bar, the succession of the figures being any required one and, if desired, difi'erent in the individual bars, as shown in Fig. 1. Each of said bars 6 may be provided with a particular reference or character, say in roman numerals, located preferably at one of its ends, the same being intended to difierentiate each bar from the other ones; further each bar is provided, also near one end, with a clear or unmarked space the same being positioned under the transverse member a when the apparatus is in closed .position, said transverse member being taken as reference part.
The transverse member 0 is preferably provided with a vertical openin 0 to safely individuate the figure of each ar which is carried in register with the reference part when using the apparatus.
By moving the several bars c it is always possible to carry any required figure thereof in re ister with opening 0 and the apparatus will be ready for use when into said opening appear the figures forming the number adopted as key. 4 y
In the above described apparatus the key may have up to ten figures, ut it may comprise a smaller number of figures; in this case, if requiredythe correspondents may 7' cause the key assumed containssix figures, take as a rule that the figures of the key the followifig arrangement will be formed:
number'must be assumed to be repeated the same succession. o 2 7" 4 n. e 1 a Thus, by way of example, i n F-1g. 2-the apparatus is shown in-its positlon for the i 1 n d 1 ke.,919740.- hetween transverse'members' c and dare y r v thus arranged ten vertical rows and ten horizontal rows of fi res, the same givin 0 '5 -.e n rise to a ciphering tab e that is a table whic v may be used in accordance with any desired e -1 'm m e d rule stated by the corres ondents to pro I erly assemble the letters orming the wor s 1 a. t Y 1 v of the writing to be ciphered into groups; 7 7 3 each formed by the. number of letters given 1 w l a W a by the subsequent figures of'the table; for a p this operation said words are to be written 1 Y a t t h in close succession aftereach other, that is a without leaving a free space between two i subsequent words. Thus by assuming by way of example that it has been agreed upon to read said figures in'vertical rows from d I top to bottom and. from left hand to right a hand, the cipher (0) being omitted, the subt w o sequent figures of the table as ap caring I from Fig. 2, in accordance. with t e key n t 1 i r assumed,are:52476895183-762j4= 2 3 2 8 6 and by assuming that'the 1 n v following sentence has to be ciphered: Kindly reach me immediately I will await n t you at the stated place on twentyfirst instant at six oclock, the words 0 this sent, s 1 tence will be assembled in the following groups: 7 q 0 Kindl yr each meimmed iately iwillawa ityouatth estat e dplaceon twe' ntyfirs tinsta I o 1 nt atsi xo c1 00 k.
Obviousl the last letter group may como c prise a sma ler number of letters with regard to that shown by the last figure. Should A k the message continue after all the table figures have been used the same table is used again from beginning to the required number of times.
The several groups of letters thus obtained are then written in rows on a paper sheet provided with cases, these rows being marked by figures 1 to 9 arranged, by wa of example, in the same succession as t ese figures are located into one of the horizontal or vertical rows of the table, the same horizontal or vertical row being known as a rule by the correspondents.
By assuming that the arrangement of the sixth horizontal row must be adopted be.-
By. writing in succession way of example from top to bottom the letters located kyemiiieedtntnax okncitiytleynsldwtoslmllu tcit.
in the vertical rows marked by figures'l, 2,
The letters maybe arranged to form assembla es for instance of five each in order to faci itate the transmission by cable and the verification.
well as other rules above referred to, may
by following the same method, but in t reverse succession, that is by writing the letters in rows from top to bottom," on a paper sheet provided with cases, without going beyond a lower limit determlned by agreement.
In the construction illustrated in Figs. 3 and 6, the apparatus comprises twenty sliding bars e, each of them bein provided with ten figures (1,2, 3,4 0 arranged in their natural succession from left to right hand.
In such a case, by bringing a given figure of one of said sliding bars 6 lnto the opening 0 of the transverse member 0, a number of spaces is left free between the right end of the same bar and the opposite transverse member d of the frame, such number being equal to the units of said figure.
Thus, after the bars have been moved to carry in register with opening 0 the respective figure of each bar to form the key number, instead of obtaining on the apparatus a table showing the numberof letters having to be written into a horizontal row of a paper sheet, as in the above described example, the apparatus provides directly rows of free cases each row having a different number of cases into which the letters of the message may be written.
In this construction the key may comprise up to twenty figures. As it appears from Fig. 6, on the apparatus a number of cases is left free into which cases are then written in succession the letters of the message, thereby being obtained their arrangement by horizontal and vertical rows; thereafter said letters are written by vertical rows taken in the succession shown by figures on the frame member a, as in the example above referred to, and the ciphering is obtained.
In order to allow of Writing the letters on the same apparatus also in the case of a somewhat long message, it is useful to provide behind the bars 6 a space f into which cards 9 or the like may be inserted one after another the cards being provided with horizontally numbered rows of cases (Fig. 7) the letters are written in the respective cases which are cleared by bars 6 after the same have been carried into their res ective key positions and the cipher sentence 1s then obtained by copying from the said cards the letters by vertical row succession as shown by figures marked on the top of said cards.
translate into usual language the message e The bars 6 .are preferably interengaged with each other by means of tongues or lips h and slots i provided on the sides thereof, so as to hold them in the same plane; the under surfaces of said bars are conveniently provided with recesses Z in register with each figure marked on the front or top surfaces, said recesses bein intended to engage a projection m provlded on the frame member 0 (see Figs. 4 and 5) for the purpose of locking said plates with their figures arranged exactly in vertical rows.
Obviously the number of bars and of figures marked on each of them may be modified accordin to requirements; also the constructlon of t e apparatus may differ from that described and illustrated, the same being given merely by way of example.
In any case the described apparatus allows of qulc ly and easil ciphering sentences and messa es by mu tiple transposition of letters, the anguage being immaterial as the transposition is made upon rules based upon the arithmetic value of the figures.
Further this apparatus provides the ad vanta e of allowing the use as key of a number w ich may be kept in mind without requ rmg the use of formulae or of noting by wrlting said key, this latter method being liable to. cause the same key or formula to be detected.
The key may also be varied or modified at will and cannot be detected by inspecting the apparatus when the bars have been restored to their closed osition.
The apparatus accordlng to this invention may have very small size and allows quick an easy manipulations while providing a very large number of combinations, say about ten milliards, so that it is practically impossible to detect the key. v
What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by United States Letters Patent is:
1. Ciphering apparatus comprising, in combination, a frame having fixed reference means thereon; and a plurality of parallel bars slidably mounted in the frame for displacement individually with relation to said reference means, all of the different bars bearing an equal number of figures so as to furnish for each osition of the bars determined in accor ance with a selected numerical key a ciphering table which forms a guide for the breaking up of the message into definite groups of letters.
2. Ciphering apparatus comprising, in combination, a frame having fixed reference 'lar nuinerical'order, so as to furnish for each position of the bars determined in accordance with a selected numerical key a ciphering table constituted by the rows of letterreceiving cases left free by the movement of the barsand which determine the grouping of the letters of the message.
3. Ciphering apparatus comprislng, 1n
combination, a frame having fixed reference means thereon; aplurality of parallel bars slidably mounted in the frame for'displacement individually with relation to said reference means, all of the different bars bearing an equal number of fi res in regular numerical order, so as to rnish for each position of the bars determined in accordance with a selected. numerical key'a ciphering table constituted by-the rows of letterreceiving cases left free by the movement of the bars and which determine the grou ing of the-letters of the message; and car s on which the letters of the message are to be grouped, said cards ada to be 1n the frame behind the are.
4. fhphering apparatus comprising, in combmation,a frame having fixed reference means thereon; a' plurality of arallel bars s'lidably mounted 1n the frame or displace-j ment ndividuall with relation to said ref- ;erence means, sald bars being engaged with one another and with the frame and all of inserted sc 1 them bearing anaequal number of figures in regular numerical order, so as to. furnishfor' each pos1t1on of the bars determined in accordance with a selected ke a ciphering table constituted by the rows 0 letter-receivng cases left free by the movement of. the bars and which determine the grouping of the letters of the message; and cards on which the letters of the message are to be grouped, said cards adapted to be inserted 1n the frame behind the bars.
a In testimony whereof I aifilx m signature. LUIGI NIC LETTI. Witnesses:
Rnrsoei Scom, EDUARDO NILESE.
Referenced by
Original Image


text:
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
12:15 - 1:15 pm • Room 3041
Lunch served.
In just a few weeks the next American president will have been chosen by the American people. He will inherit a host of challenges from the current administration including instability in the financial markets; two wars; and the need to rebuild domestic infrastructure, reform healthcare, social security, and the tax code. However, in the globally connected world we live in today, the choice of president will affect not only the United States but many other nations as well, and our relations—political, economic and legal—with them.
Visiting Professor John Dugard will discuss how the outcome of the presidential election could impact international law while Professor Donald Horowitz will discuss the impact on relations in Asia. Professor Ebrahim Moosa will discuss the impact on relations with the Islamic world and Professor Christiane Lemke, Leibniz Universität Hannover, visiting at UNC-Chapel Hill, will discuss the likely response from Europe.
The International Impact of U.S. Presidential Election: A Panel Discussion with Professors John Dugard, Donald Horowitz, Ebrahim Moosa, and Christiane Lemke
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Related News
- Eleanor Fox
- Conversations in Human Rights
- Blocher and Gulati analyze impact of Crimean annexation on Ukraine's debt to Russia Financial Times
- Helfer discusses designing legal institutions with incentives for states to join and cooperate Kenan Institute: Good Question
- Bradley: Republicans fail in attempt at a civics lecture to Iranian leaders The Conversation


text:
Need help with Brother pe770
Hi All:
I am wondering why when I load a set of embroidery designs that I have purchased onto my thumb drive they come up in order (flowers01, flowers02, flowers03 etc. for example) but when I load them on the emb. machine they order is all jumbled. The one that comes up first might be flowers07, the second one might be flowers08 and the third might be flowers03 - there is no rhyme or reason to it that I can figured out. The pictures on the machine aren't clear enough that I can really tell which one is which. I can only find out by actually embroidering them. Any help? Thanks~
Do you have a thumbnail software program that lets you see images on your computer? The image viewers show you the number of stitches, the size, and some show you thread colors. It could be as simple as the lower stitch number designs show up first, or the larger stitch number designs. Why don't you check the stitch count of the designs and see if you can make any sense of it. Otherwise--maybe that is the order you load them in? You know that saying, "last in, first out?"
Thanks for your thoughts. Sorry I haven't responded sooner but a lot was going on (still is) and I didn't even think to come back here as I haven't been doing much. I'll check out the stitch count idea, but don't really think that is it. & I know it's not 'last in, first out' as they are in a very jumbled up order - no rhyme or reason that I can see. But thanks, I'll keep trying when I can.


text:
Here are a couple suggestions.
Look at the posting thread on this site: dynamicsuser.net/.../76494.aspx
Also, you might be interested in this add-on (www.axtension.com/.../axtension%C2%AE-kitting) which appears to have a pretty robust kitting functionality beyond native AX functionality.
Please update with your feedback.
Hi Jesper,
Please find the useful blog:
Many Microsoft Dynamics AX users have asked for a solution that supports kitting. To support a kitting solution, two primary components are needed:
Configuration of a kit for the order management
An activity that assembles the kit


text:
TAMPA RIVER HOUSE is located minutes from everything. 10 min to downtown Tampa, 3 miles to UT, 5 miles to Busch Gardens, 6 miles to USF, 15 min to Tampa International Airport. BUT BEST OF ALL, we are 10 steps from the Hillsborough River & park.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
TAMPA RIVER HOUSE is located minutes from everything. 10 min to downtown Tampa (during rush hour), 3 miles to UT, 5 miles to Busch Gardens, 6 miles to USF, 15 min to Tampa International Airport. BUT BEST OF ALL, we are 10 steps from the Hillsborough River, and park. LOADED WITH AMENITIES, THIS GORGEOUS CONTEMPORARY PRIVATE RESIDENCE OFFERS THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. Fully furnished, your large, private UPSTAIRS bedroom offers: King Bed; 15' vaulted ceilings; en-suite private bathroom w/ walk in shower & rain head; closet; 42" flat screen TV; WiFi; and a great view of the arbor, park and river. UPSTAIRS there is also a den w/ small refrigerator, sink and coffee maker; huge sun deck overlooking the pool; w spiral stairs leading to the pool deck. DOWNSTAIRS: offers Italian marble floors throughout, 22ft ceiling in the living room w/ views of both the river and the private courtyard; AWESOME gourmet kitchen where we meet, cook, laugh and tell wonderful tales of live and living; the large dining room (seats 8 - 10 comfortably) opens to the bird aviary (yes we have exotic parrots in an aviary complete w/ fountain and chairs) and opening to the pool deck where you can relax to the sound of the koi pond, take a siesta in the shade or bask in the sun; and don't forget the hot tub to relax in before bed. ADDITIONAL FEATURES: WiFi & Internet; Cable TV; ample private parking (not on the street); and 6 ft concrete fence offers extreme privacy. LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATION. Situated along the Hillsborough River, in Seminole Heights, there are wonderful restaurants, shops and a bakery (all within 3 blocks) plus DOWNTOWN TAMPA IS 3 MILES AWAY (by car or boat - same distance). We are WELL LIVED and know you will LIVE WELL while staying with us. IF THE DATES YOU SEEK ARE NOT AVAILABLE, THEN LOOK FOR OUR OTHER LISTINGS ON AirBNB. WE ALSO HAVE REDUCED RATES FOR WEEKLY STAYS. We have pets, 2 standard poodles and 2 parrots, so please let us know if you are not 'Pet Friendly' we will ATTEMPT to ensure they don't bother your stay. Then there are the DISCLAIMERS.... DISCLAIMER I. We will make every attempt to place you in the room you specifically booked, however if we can not (unforeseen repair - guests wanting to extend past their original dates (happens a lot), or room becomes unavailable, we will put you in a similar room, or upgrade you, at no additional cost. DISCLAIMER II - from time to time maintenance and repairs are required, so there may be an occasion when the pool or hot tub may not be available. That is beyond our control, and we ask in advance for you forgiveness. Thanks, Jeff & George
Guest Access
Guests will have access to all the common areas, such as kitchen, den, living room, dining room, pool, hot tub, sun decks and multiple courtyards. Guests may also use the laundry facility if needed.
Interaction with Guests
You choose whether you want to be reclusive and spend most of your time in your own private suite, or socialize in the kitchen, common areas with other guests and us. You are always invited to join us in the kitchen when we are cooking to chat and "USUALLY" enjoy a glass of wine or two.
The Neighborhood
Seminole Heights is a historic district, so the area is very safe, with beautiful homes AND, NO CHAIN RESTAURANTS. All the fabulous restaurants in the area are unique and a nice blend from organic vegetarian to Italian, to sports bar to pizzeria.
Getting around
ALTHOUGH NOT REQUIRED, renting a car is the best option as Tampa Bay is very spread out and mass transit is limited to bus.
However if you are attending a convention downtown, the mass transit to the convention center is easy, inexpensive and fairly quick.
WALKING is safe and easy in the neighborhood and you will find everything from grocery store to restaurants, cafes, bars, shops and pharmacy.
Other Things to Note
PLEASE NOTE - Although we have pets, we are not necessarily a "PET FRIENDLY" establishment. Guests with pets should contact us before making reservations. Our concern is for the safety of our parrots. Our parrots roam freely in the aviary during the day and in the house at night. We have had too many close encounters whereby guests dogs have kipped or bitten our birds.
PLEASE NOTE - we DO NOT provide personal hygiene products. We provide towels, sheets, pillows and blankets, but guests must provide their own soap, shampoo and lotions.
Housekeeping will provide fresh linen and towels to guest staying longer than 5 nights.
$10 REFUNDABLE key deposit is required (since so many guest depart and forget to leave the house key)
NO SMOKING INSIDE THE HOUSE - but plenty of balconies, terraces and pool decks, outside
NO CURFEW - but all doors and gates lock at 10pm. ACCESS AFTER 10PM IS THE MAIN FRONT DOOR ONLY.
NO GLASS CONTAINERS around pool deck or hot tub
Thank you again for all your help and awesomeness! My kids have excitedly told me more about your amazing home then they have about their trip!
This was a fantastic experience! Jeff & George were terrific hosts. When we arrived, Jeff gave us a tour of the property and all it's amenities. He also recommended several local restaurants. George made us a great cooked-to-order breakfast the next morning which was a really nice plus. We had the opportunity to spend a little time with both Jeff & George that morning and every interaction we had with them was very pleasant.
The house itself is beautiful and is exactly as described/pictured. The pool and hot tub areas are very nice, and with all the different sun decks and courtyards, it is easy to find a place to hang out and relax. Our room was perfect for us - there was a King size bed, and a comfortable chair. The bed was extremely comfortable and there were plenty of pillows. The room had plenty of room for all of our luggage and the bathroom was also spacious and the shower was great.
We also really enjoyed Jeff & George's pets. The poodles were extremely well behaved and very loving. The birds were very cool. We got some great pictures with Elvis. We loved having the hot tub to relax in before bed. We also hung out by one of the fire pits a couple of times.
Jeff & George have truly designed their dream home and spared no expense on the finishing touches. They clearly have great taste and their home is absolutely beautiful. It actually gave us a few ideas for things to do at our home. They were such gracious hosts that seemed to really love hosting guests. We have stayed in Airbnb properties many times, and this was by far our favorite. I would definitely not hesitate to stay here again in the future. In fact, my husband is already wanting to plan another trip. My only regret is that I wish we had more time to enjoy the house's amenities and more time to visit with Jeff & George and their wonderful pets.
Jeff and George are great.
My son and I were very comfortable in their home.
Highly recommended!!
The home was beautiful. Our suite was just as pictured, very clean and comfortable. We enjoyed our breakfast with Jeff and George and the rest of the house guests every morning. The birds are adorable! We loved Elvis! Jeff was very responsive to all my messages before the booking and provided lots of ideas on places to see and things to do in the area. Location was perfect for our stay.
Beautiful! The stay could not have been better. Jeff went out of his way to make sure everything was perfect. You can really tell that this is a passion for him add every detail is thought out and precise. Super accommodating, just wish we had more time to relax at the house. The dogs are both extremely polite and I don't think they made a single noise the whole weekend. Only suggestion is to book an extra day to lay out by the koi pond and listen to the fountain.
We loved our stay at The River House! It's a beautiful place with wonderful accommodations; comfy bed and pillows, private bath, common area for lounging with fridge, etc. Both Jeff and George felt like family, very relaxed and welcoming. This was a great find and we will plan to make it our home away from home anytime we are in Tampa or the surrounding area.
This host has 331 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
Currently living in Tampa Florida, USA, I travel the world. I am passionate about going new places and meeting new people, which is why I love AirBnB. My partner George and I have built our dream house, and we open our doors for all travelers, offering the best comforts available, in our tranquil open lifestyle home. We are well lived, and we live well, and love to share that optimism with others. WELCOME TRAVELERS. you will enjoy your stay. Be prepared, we also love animals, as we have two standard poodles (hyper-allergenic), a koi pond, a macaw parrot, an African Grey parrot and one overly friendly cockatoo named ELVIS.


text:
Bayou Market Buffet
If you and your appetite are feeling a bit ambitious, head on over to Boomtown's All-You-Can Eat Bayou Market Buffet. There's a carving station serving succulent selections, plus the freshest local seafood and all the New Orleans style favorites you'll love! And did we mention the Famous Boomtown Fried Chicken? We think it's the best in the city—and we think you'll agree when you give it a try. You may show up with an empty stomach, but there's no way you're leaving with one.
All New Sunday Brunch!
We're adding music and winning to the new and improved menu!
Sundays • $19.99
Enjoy Eggs Benedict, Shrimp & Grits, Waffles Made to Order, Scrambled Egg & Cheese Crepes with Berry Compote, Prime Rib & Turkey Carving Station and so much more!
February 9 - April 4
Bayou Market Buffet • $23.95* with mychoice® card and $25.95 without
Sunday – Thursday • 4p – 9p
Friday & Saturday • 4p – 11p
Enjoy a Seafood Station featuring Boiled Crawfish, Crab, Shrimp, Scallops, Garlic Cheese Biscuits & more!
Learn More Here
Hours of Operation
Champagne Brunch
Sun: 11am-3pm $19.99
Mon-Sat: 11am - 3pm $12.99
Tues: Club 55 Members $7.99
Sunday - Thursday: 4pm - 9pm
*$23.95 with mychoice® card and $25.95 without*
Friday - Saturday: 4pm - 11pm
*$23.95 with mychoice® card and $25.95 without*
Buffet Dinner Specials
Daily: Fisherman's Keep
*Through April 4th*


text:
Photos of Leonardo DiCaprio, David Beckham, Tobey Maguire, and Other Celebrities at LA Lakers Game
The Lakers Star-Studded Front Row Kicks Off NBA Season
The LA Lakers helped kick off the NBA season last night with their celebrity cheering section out in full force. David Beckham was front and center as usual to support his fellow professional athletes, but this time without his pint-size fans, while longtime Lakers lovers Leonardo DiCaprio and Kevin Connolly enjoyed a guys night out. Denzel Washington and his wife joked around with Governor Schwarzenegger, while Tobey Maguire watched intently. The Lakers handily defeated the Portland Trailblazers to start off a season that they and all their star fans hope is full of wins like that one.
To see a lot more photos including Jack Nicholson, Tobey Maguire, and Adam Levine, just read more.
Images include: Denzel Washington, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brian Grazer, Jon Cryer, Adam Levine, David Beckham, Kevin Connolly, Pauletta Washington, Jack Nicholson, Tobey Maguire, Arnold Schwarzenegger
Tobey Maguire
Denzel Washington
Arnold Schwarzenegger
David Beckham
- Find out what Taylor Swift said about her doppelgänger — Us Weekly
- Justin Guarini, is that really you?! — HuffPost Celebrity
- Here's what Outlander star Sam Heughan is like in person — Lainey Gossip
- Julia Roberts has a major problem with Nicole Kidman — Dlisted
- Lena Dunham's new written piece is causing a stir — ET
- Inside Kate Mara and Ellen Page's day at Disneyland — JustJared
- Kate Upton is showing major cleavage for Guess — Hollywood Tuna
- Which Britney Spears video turns 15 today? — Pink Is the New Blog
- Rita Ora's airport attire makes quite the statement — The Superficial
- Land a copy of Madonna's latest album — popbytes


text:
Ziga Erlac's Best of 2014
So what happens when you get broken off early into your season? You make due with what you have and release a best of. Ziga Erlac might have spent most of the season in physical therapy, but what clips he did stack were good enough to be edited into this enjoyable video.


text:
Around Hockey III (All Non-Jackets related NHL/Hockey Talk in here)
View Single Post
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Columbus, OH
Posts: 5,739
vCash: 500
Originally Posted by
Occasionally he could take a game completely over, and we saw the skill that he displayed for so many years in Detroit. However, normally, he just mailed it in.
The first year he was here the Jackets were completely out of D-Men. So Feds ended up there. He played really well, but complained about it the entire time. When he was traded to Washington all he could talk about was how great it was to be in an open system again where he wasn't so restricted.
Basically though, the argument boils down to paying a player over 6 mil a year to score an average of 13 goals a season. Rick Nash and Sergei Fedorov played on the same team for 3 years, yet the argument continues to be made, that Rick Nash still hasn't played with a decent centerman for his entire career. That should tell you how Fedorov played in Columbus.
That's a little unfair. I don't ever remember him complaining about anything while in Columbus or after he left. Yes, he made the comments of "it's nice to be playing in an open system," but I'm sure he wouldn't be the only one to say that. Hitch is one of the most structured and most demanding coaches in the league. That's why he's so good. Some players, like Nash, Umberger, or Hejda can thrive under that type of leadership. Other guys just aren't built for it.
The only comments he made regarding playing defense was when he was asked if he'd permanently move to defense (to potentially prolong his career), he said basically thanks but no thanks. I don't think it's wrong for him to not want to permanently change positions after a long (and successful) career as a center. But he was never whining or complaining, in fact, he just shut up and helped the team however he could those last few months.
View Public Profile
Casework's albums
Visit Casework's homepage!
Find More Posts by Casework


text:
How to dye the perfect Easter egg—no kit required!
Why your BF doesn't notice your new 'do
Dear Carol: How can I turn my attitude around?
The complete list of Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards winners
Is your romance destined to be star-crossed or is it sizzling? Get your horoscope here...
How to make a pretty (and inspiring) mason jar terrarium
De-code your acne! Find out what your pimples are *really* trying to tell ya
The healthiest way to make blueberry muffins...right now
Share your thoughts on our April/May 2015 music issue! What did YOU love?
Nfinity Champions League 2: The Biggest Night in Cheerleading
More Friends = More Fun
GL Tweets !
AN HOUR AGO The complete list of Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards winners: http://t.co/5QJ09IBaDd
2 HOURS AGO This is how you act cool in front of your crush: http://t.co/8ZzjxqzxLY
2 HOURS AGO #DailyGiveaway! One lucky grand prize winner scores 10 stylish pairs of shoes from @ShopShoetopia: http://t.co/hAa3NgkEev
sponsored links
Check these out, too...
October 5 – DC Shoes 'Flex
Zoe G. - Murfreesboro, TN
October 6 –
Distressed faux leather jacket from JouJou
Courtney P. – Pelham, NH
Kyra S. - Sanford, FL
Annelise L. - Hillsboro. OR
Julia T. - Matthews, NC
Christiana S. - Paramus, NJ
October 7 – Hooded anorak
from Jolt
Abigail H. - Salt Lake City, UT
Anna P. - Rimersburg, PA
Tiffany W. - New Orleans, LA
October 8 – Combat boots
from MakeMeChic
Josie E. - Blair, NE
Isabelle S. - Ridgefield, CT
Dianna B. - Sterling Heights, MI
Letah Joe E. - Searcy, AR
Reagen J. - Indianapolis, IN
Danielle A. - Columbia,
Samantha L. - Lynnwood, WA
Meagan N. - Acton, ME
Isabel B. - Washington, DC
Sydni S. - Cranberry Twp., PA
October 9 – Fillmore boots
from Blowfish
Kayla B. - Rock Hill, SC
Jordan K. -
Luverne, MN
Sabria A. - Boston, MA
Kailyann L. - Vergennes, VT
Megan F. - Houston, TX
Rhyan K. - Mountain Home, ID
Jadyn D. - Goodyear, AZ
Angelia C. - Cincinnati, OH
Josi P. - St. Peters, MO
Maddie C. - Templeton, CA
October 10 – Purple TechFit
hoodie from Adidas
Whitney J. - Monroe, LA
Molly M. - Burwell, NE
Stacy C. - Casselberry, FL
Laura S. - Attleboro, MA
Annalise D. - Danbury, CT
October 11 – Bean Boots
from L.L.Bean
Lori M. - Everett, WA
POSTED IN winners
Got cheer? Win it here!
Calling all cheery chicas: "Nfinity Champions League 2" is coming to a big screen near you! CLICK HERE to snag a sneak peek and enter to win tix for your entire crew.


text:
This B&H Kit pairs the Manfrotto MT190CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber Tripod with a 410 Junior Geared Head. Holding up to 11 lb of gear, and with a maximum height of 68.1", the tripod features a Quick Power Lock System that allows you to completely extend the tripod legs with just one hand. Once set up you can use the MT190CXPRO3's rapid center column in standard vertical mode or swing it into horizontal position like a boom with Manfrotto's 90° column feature. Enlarged tabs on the individual leg angle selectors allow you to get down low for macro work with the column in horizontal mode. And once you're down there you can attach any of Manfrotto's flexible or articulated arms to hold lights or reflectors via the Easy Link plug built into the tripod's spider.
The 410 Junior head is a compact geared head that uses easily adjustable knobs and offers precise geared movement in three directions: 360° of pan, +90 to -30° of front tilt & +90 to -30° of lateral tilt. This professional head has a large camera platform and a bubble level. The 1/4"-20 camera screw travels in a 2" slot to facilitate precise balancing of the camera's center of gravity. A 410PL quick-release plate is included with the head.


text: Music Articles Graham Nash: The Fresh Air Interview October 15, 2013 As part of Crosby, Stills & Nash, the British singer-songwriter helped define a West Coast sound. Here, he discusses the influence of Buddy Holly, The Everly Brothers and marijuana on his career, as well as his new memoir, Wild Tales: A Rock & Roll Life. Listen Loading… 45:05 Download Playlist


text:
25 points
More About Points »
Zenek Kapusta
Linden, NJ
Recent Activity
Question Asked:
I read a lot complaints about DEF poor quality problems on many forums and same thing happened recently to my truck after 24k miles. There is any permanent fix to this frequently failing system since even repaired, is failing again?
Answer Ranks
This week's top 10
|1 stevieray1
|6 Hal...
|2 pushrod
|7 csubak30
|3 globalhelper
|8 RCMotors
|4 CharlesAutomotive
|9 raytucker
|5 ziptie12
|10 wrayauto


text:
She's played sports her whole life, and now Kyra Vidas '18 will get a behind-the-scenes look at a professional team as a summer intern for the Chicago Sky.
Fifty years after graduating from Lake Forest, insurance expert Tony Todd '63 still gives back by bringing business professionals to campus for Saturday discussions with students.
February is #CareerMonth! For students still solidifying summer/post-graduation plans or exploring career options, now is the time to focus.
Students: Enter to win a Lake Forest College padfolio! Follow us on Twitter @LFCareers and tweet out your your best Lake Forest College career-related experience using the #CareerMonth hashtag for a chance to win.
Charles "CJ" Black '16 has landed a prestigious internship with a global trading firm, thanks to skills and a list of professional contacts he is building at Lake Forest.
Several Lake Forest College students were guests at a fundraising gala for Bright Hope International. In attendance were Akua Agyei '15, Ariane Uwamba '15, and Mbakisi Gopolang '14, each of whom conducted research for Bright Hope on savings groups and private school funding models in poverty-stricken areas. Their efforts offered guidance to the organization for improved poverty alleviation programs. Also attending were Marcel Tatum '17 and Sihle Tsabedze '15.
A paper clarifying the "peculiar economics" of husbands and wives in developing countries earned Amanda Felkey the Best Paper Prize from the European Journal of Development Studies.
Jiaming Liu '16 already has a foothold in her global career working in her second internship related to her double major.


text:
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Can't find what you're looking for? Shop all ink and toner cartridges by brand
New Customer ? Start Here.
New day. New Daily Deals. Get them before they are gone!
Item: IM1PK7891 Model: TS-469U-RP-US
Share important files between multiple office computers and store data to keep it safe from accidental loss with this QNAP high-performance four-bay server. This reliable server features a 2.13 GHz processor and has 512 MB flash memory to optimize performance. The 1U server comes with its own power supply that delivers an output of 250 watts.
Multiple-Drive Support
This QNAP high-performance four-bay server can accommodate 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch SATA drives, so you can store up to 16 TB of data. It uses RAID technology to manage drive space and can support RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 5 + hot spare, 6, and 10. You can hot swap drives, and redundant storage ensures that you'll never have to worry about data loss.
Speedy Sharing
With data read rates of 221.8 Mbps and write rates of 220.8 Mbps, this QNAP high-performance four-bay server makes it simple to utilize files right off the attached drives. Gigabit Ethernet technology keeps you connected to your network.
USB Connectivity
Hook peripherals and accessories to this QNAP high-performance four-bay server using the two integrated high-speed USB 3.0 ports. This server also has five USB 2.0 ports for even more ways to connect.
|NAS Included HDD Capacity
|Network Storage Type
|Network Storage Capacity
|Number of Bays
|Network Platform
NETGEAR ReadyNAS® 312 Desktop drive of 2 TB capacity is more efficient with 2 bays featuring a dual core processor and innovative ...
LaCie 9000343 CloudBox Network Storage Server Energy Saving Storage Solution The LaCie 9000343 CloudBox network storage server ...
4 TB / 8 bays / 2 x RJ 45, 8 x SATA, 2 x USB 2.0, 3 x USB 3.0. 32 TB max capacity / supported RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 51, ...
The Buffalo 420D two drive network storage server adds a full 2 terabytes of data storage capacity to your existing server setup ...
NETGEAR ReadyNAS of Series 314 which has 4 bays network attached storage of diskless capacity which makes easier storage of the ...
This Web site is intended for use by US residents only. See International Sites. See our delivery policy for full details. Copyright 1998-2014, Staples, Inc., All Rights Reserved.


text:
Remove ads with our VIP Service
- SIFF Cinema at the Egyptian Theatre
Seattle, WA
Add Your Comments
- Culver City, CA: Pacific Culver Stadium 12 Closed for Conversion to ArcLight Cinemas Location [3/26]
- Washington, DC: West End Cinema Closing [3/24]
- Casper, WY: Studio City Mesa to Open March 27th, Downton Iris Stadium 8 Closed [3/23]
- Vineyard, UT: Megaplex Theatres - Geneva & IMAX Now Open [3/20]
- Cleveland Heights, OH: Regal Severance Town Center Stadium 14 Closed [3/20]
- Lawrenceville, GA: GTC Town Center Value Cinemas Closed [3/18]
- Queen Creek, AZ: Harkins Queen Creek 14 Opening March 19, 2015 [3/16]
- Los Angeles, CA: 9-Screen Cinemark Playa Vista and XD Now Open [3/13]
- Nicholasville, KY: AmStar 14 - Brannon Crossing to Become Movie Tavern Location in June 2015 [3/12]
- Lewiston, ME: Flagship Cinemas Closed [3/12]
More News Headlines Articles
Journal Main Page
Subscribe to Journal RSS feeds
The Landmark Egyptian Theatre in Seattle, Washington will close on June 27, 2013, according to an article published in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
The Egyptian Theater – Capitol Hill's storied art house cinema – will close later in June, owner Landmark Theatres announced Monday.
Screens at the 98-year-old theater will go dark June 27, a Landmark spokesperson said. What comes next for the Egyptian remains an open question.
Click the Read link below to view the full article.
The theater's closing is also announced on Landmark's web site, which says:
Thursday, June 27 will be the last day of business for Landmark Theatres as operator of the Egyptian Theatre. Landmark, and the Egyptian management and staff in particular, extend thanks to our customers and friends over the years; we've loved entertaining you there. Landmark will continue its commitment in the Seattle area to present quality moviegoing experiences with a focus on independent and foreign film, and we'll see you at our other venues: the Harvard Exit Theatre, the Guild 45th Theatre, the Seven Gables Theatre, the Varsity Theatre and the Crest Cinema Center.
Fortunately, there are many options within a short distance for moviegoers in the area. Our Nearby Theaters list shows 25 other movie theaters within five miles.
Related News Articles
- It's curtains for Seattle's Egyptian Theatre -- Seattle Times [Jun 19, 2013]
Add Your Comments
Reader Comments
No comments found. Be the first and let us know what you think!
Add Your Comments
|Please login
|Commenting on Journal Articles is available only to our readers who have customized this site, which makes it easier for you to complete the form and for us to contact you with any questions or concerns about your comments.
Please login or register a new account before continuing.
Already Registered?
Log in to retrieve your saved settings.
Forget Your Passcode?Send My Passcode To Me
Not Registered? Create a New Account!
Our registered members enjoy more features, including:
- Save Your Location -- the site remembers your location, no having to re-enter it each time you visit
- Favorite Theaters List -- keep a handy list of the theaters you attend
- Favorite Movies List - movies you want to see, all in one place
- Write Movie Reviews -- share your opinions of the movies you see
- Block Ads with VIP Service -- view this site ad free (subscription req'd)
Basic accounts are free -- sign up today!
Concerned About Privacy?
So are we! We won't sell, trade, or share your personal information with anyone unless required by law. For more information, please read our Privacy Policy.
Journal/Blog - The Marquee - Movie Links - News and Events - Now Showing - Reader Reviews
Customize - VIP Service
|The BigScreen Cinema Guide is a service of SVJ Designs LLC. All graphics, layout, and structure of this service (unless otherwise specified) are Copyright © 1995-2015, SVJ Designs. The BigScreen Cinema Guide is a trademark of SVJ Designs. All rights reserved.
'ACADEMY AWARDS®' and 'OSCAR®' are the registered trademarks and service marks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.


text:
Ohio Governor's Police Panel Calls For More Oversight
A task force studying Ohio police and community relations has narrowed down list of potential recommendations.
The Franklin County Board of Elections is still not sure how to handle provisional ballots on election day. The board is asking Secretary of State Ken Blackwell to clarify a recent ruling he made on how to deal the ballots.
Central Ohio recently became the first stop on a national tour which aims to improve working conditions of third world textile factories. The director of the National Labor Committee visited Denison University.


text:
Planting Trees for Tu Bishvat
This act has always been held in high regard in Judaism.
Planting was also considered a way to create eternity. As the Talmud relates, the righteous man Honi once encountered a man planting a carob tree. "How long will it take to bear fruit?" he inquired. "About seventy years," the man replied. "So you think you will live long enough to taste its fruits?" The man explained, "I have found ready-grown carob trees in the world. As my forefathers planted them for me, so I plant for my children."
As a result of the Jewish National Fund (JNF) reforestation projects in Israel, the land once desert now supports successful farming endeavors, and millions of trees cover the hills. Visitors to Israel, on Tu Bishvat or at other times, can participate in the Plant a Tree with Your Own Hands Program. A popular alternative is to purchase tree certificates, through local and national JNF and Hadassah offices.
Each inexpensive certificate represents one tree planted in Israel in memory or honor of an individual or on a special occasion. (Only large plantings, not individual trees, are actually designated on site.) Outside Israel, symbolic plantings are often done for the holiday, with trees planted in one's yard or community, or houseplants started from seeds, particularly parsley, which will sprout in time for Passover.
- 1 |
- 2
Did you like this article? MyJewishLearning is a not-for-profit organization.


text:
- Home
- News
- Weather
- Sports
- Videos
- Community
- Features
- Programming
- About WWAY
- Contact Us
West Columbus High School
Trot Nixon looks ahead to round two of playoffsSubmitted by John Rendleman on Sun, 11/17/2013 - 11:39pm.READ MORE:
Round two for the high school football playoffs is just a few days away. In fact round two will feature a Hoggard-New Hanover rematch. WWAY's Trot Nixon provides his perspective on the local gridiron action. Full story...»
WWAY's Thursday night sports - August 15Submitted by John Rendleman on Thu, 08/15/2013 - 11:56pm.READ MORE:
There will be two football jamborees in our region on Friday: the BB&T Jamboree in Wilmington and the Buddy Burney Jamboree in Bladen County. West Bladen head coach Russell Dove gave us the scoop on the Bladen Jamboree. We continued our Two-A-Days, plus we had preview material on Post 10 baseball and Hammerheads soccer on Thursday. Full story...»
WWAY's Friday night sports - May 10Submitted by John Rendleman on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 11:36pm.READ MORE:
On Friday we had state playoff action from Ashley, Hoggard, Whiteville and Cerro Gordo on WWAY. The biggest upset of the night took place in Whiteville where the defending 2-A state baseball champs lost to Clinton. Trask won the 1-A state title in track. On Friday the Wilmington Hammerheads dropped to 1-4 on the season. UNCW had an historic win in men's tennis. Seahawk Lori Beth Adams continues to tear up the golf course. Plus more! Full story...»
WWAY's Friday night sports - Feb. 1Submitted by John Rendleman on Sat, 02/02/2013 - 12:48am.READ MORE:
On Friday night we featured high school basketball action from all across the region. We had highlights from Shallotte, Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw, Deep Run, New Bern, Rocky Point, Greenville and Wilmington. Full story...»
WWAY's Tuesday night sports - Nov. 20Submitted by John Rendleman on Wed, 11/21/2012 - 12:38am.READ MORE:
On Tuesday night on WWAY we checked out high school basketball action from Shallotte, Rocky Point and Hampstead. This includes the first game of the season for the 4-A defending state champion New Hanover Wildcats.... On Tuesday the UNC Tar Heels were cold on the court in Hawaii, especially in the first half. The Tar Heels are no longer undefeated... Plus more, including a 138 point performance from one player on the basketball court ! Full story...»
WWAY's Wednesday night sports - Oct. 10Submitted by John Rendleman on Wed, 10/10/2012 - 11:44pm.READ MORE:
On Wednesday on WWAY we spared no detail in featuring Wilmington resident Connor Barth. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicker currently holds the NFL's longest active streak of field goals made with 25. Connor isn't the only kicker in the Barth family though. Brother Casey is the kicker in Chapel Hill for the UNC Tar Heels..... On Wednesday on WWAY we also showcased Seahawk soccer... Plus more! Full story...»
TEAM OF THE WEEK: West Columbus
In adverse conditions West Columbus beat Fairmont last week to even the record of the Vikings to 4-4. West Columbus is this week's Perry's Emporium - WWAY high school football team of the week. Check it out!
WWAY's Wednesday night sports - August 22Submitted by John Rendleman on Wed, 08/22/2012 - 10:33pm.READ MORE:
The Whiteville baseball players are trying to be patient. There's now light at the end of the tunnel. The state champion Whiteville baseball team will receive their state championship rings on Friday night. Plus more! Full story...»
FOOTBALL PREVIEW: West Columbus Vikings
West Columbus only won two games last season. The Vikings have not had a winning record since 2005, but new head coach Mark Little is out to change that. WWAY's John Rendleman has a pre-season look at this year's Viking squad.
WWAY's Thursday night sports - June 28Submitted by John Rendleman on Thu, 06/28/2012 - 11:31pm.READ MORE:
On Thursday night our sports coverage featured the NBA Draft. The Charlotte Bobcats decided to keep the overall #2 pick. In a bit of a surprise the Bobcats selected Kentucky forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. On Thursday Wilmington swimmer Cari Blalock completed her week at the US Olympic Trials. She didn't make Team USA, but Blalock had a great week in the pool. Plus, we found out there's an opening for an athletic director at a high school in Columbus County. Full story...»
Recent comments


text:
Argiope Reference Libraries
Page 1 of about 1 Articles
2012-07-13 19:51:50
The proboscis bat (Rhynchonycteris naso) is native to Central and South America, and it is the only species in its genus. Its other common names include the river bat, the sharp-nosed bat, and the Brazilian long-nosed bat, and in Spanish, it is known as murciélago narizón. Its range extends from southern Mexico to Peru, and it occurs in Brazil, Bolivia, and Trinidad. The proboscis bat...
Word of the Day
- Large; stout; burly.
The word 'bowerly' is an alteration of 'burly'.


text:
Hi: 10° Lo:1°
By Beth Sharp Friday 15 August 2014 Updated: 15/08 13:04
SPECTACLE wearers in Bromsgrove are being encouraged to donate their old glasses to raise money for an international eye care charity.
Staff at the town's Specsavers, on the High Street, have launched an appeal asking the community to donate spare spectacles to support Vision Aid Overseas.
All the unwanted glasses will be recycled in an environmentally-friendly way - all the proceeds will then go towards supporting the charity's work, transforming access to eye care in Zambia.
Store retail director Mark Gibson said access to affordable eye care was something everyone took for granted in this country but in Zambia there was just a handful of qualified optometrists serving a 12million population.
He added: "By collecting as many pairs of glasses as possible we hope to support training programmes and outreach clinics that could really make a difference for local people."
In partnership with Vision Aid Overseas, Specsavers stores have raised more than £300,000 to date - helping to build a school of optometry in Zambia and open eye care outreach clinics in much of the country.
Anyone wanting to donate their old specs can drop them off in at the High Street store.
Visit www.visionaidoverseas.org for more information on the scheme.
1 Bromsgrove Museums glass front bid divides opinions
2 Operation Teddy Bear launched to help Fin break record
3 Two arrested after dramatic chainsaw raid in Bromsgrove
4 Tribute to former 'witty and wise' Bromsgrove and Redditch MP
5 Councillor claims Rubery CCTV is not being maintained
HOMELESS and unemployed young people plunged from the
PETS in need are set to benefit from
A GRANDMOTHER of 19, from Northfield, has revealed
A SUPPORT worker from a Bromsgrove-based fostering company
A DOG needed stitches after it was attacked by another ...
THREE teenagers were taken to hospital after their car overturned ...
Visit the Worcester Observer website for the latest.
EVESHAM'S first weekly parkrun has been hailed a great success ...


text:
基于MATLAB 和Simulink的书籍
Written for mechanical, aeronautical, and civil engineering students, this book demonstrates how MATLAB functions can be used to solve systems of linear equations, ordinary differential equations, roots of transcendental equations, curve-fitting problems, statistical problems, optimization problems, control systems problems, and stress analysis problems. The text reviews the essentials involved in writing computer programs as well as fundamental aspects of MATLAB and Simulink. Many numerical and analytical methods that support MATLAB functions are also presented.
MATLAB, Simulink, Control System Toolbox, Partial Differential Equation Toolbox, Curve Fitting Toolbox, and Optimization Toolbox are used to solve many application examples. In addition, many MATLAB sample programs and end-of-chapter projects are included.
William Bober, Florida Atlantic University
Chi-Tay Tsai, Florida Atlantic University
Oren Masory, Florida Atlantic University
CRC Press, Inc., 2009
Language: English


text:
Former Tennessee baseball standout and current Cleveland Indians catcher Yan Gomes returned home to Knoxville following his playoff push with the Tribe.
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top Bettors
Top High Fived
#VFL Yan Gomes Returns To Rocky Top
Started by SECTalk.com, Oct 09 2013 12:06 PM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
Baseball Returns to Swayze Field Wednesday, 3 p.m. CT
Started by GoldenRebel, 17 Mar 2015 In: The West → Ole Miss Sports → Ole Miss News
- 0 replies
- 51 views
Manning Returns To Denver For 18th NFL Year
Started by SECTalk.com, 05 Mar 2015 In: The East → Tennessee Sports → Tennessee News
- 0 replies
- 93 views
McClendon Moves to WR Coach; Thomas Brown Returns to UGA as RB Coach
Started by TheRealBrave, 16 Feb 2015 In: The East → Georgia Sports → Georgia News
- 0 replies
- 51 views
Men's Basketball Returns Home to Face Vanderbilt Saturday Night
Started by Tider27, 13 Feb 2015 In: The West → Alabama Sports → Alabama News
- 0 replies
- 63 views
Rocky McCord answers the call from Auburn baseball
Started by Spunk, 02 Feb 2015 In: The West → Auburn Sports → Auburn News
- 0 replies
- 40 views


text:
Format Films, Videos
Results 1 - 11 of 11
Refined by:Original Format: Film, Video Remove Sites and Collection: American Memory Remove Subject: Army Remove Location: New York Remove
TR speaking to a group of men from the porch at Sagamore Hill /
On May 27, 1916, groups of men, the 7th Regiment Band, and several children march on the road from the Oyster Bay railroad station to Sagamore Hill to demonstrate their support of TR for the 1916 Presidential nomination. Views of TR addressing the large crowd assembled on the lawn of Sagamore Hill. The rally was organized by the Roosevelt Non-Partisan League of New York ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1916
TR reviewing and speaking to 13th Regiment at Sagamore Hill, 1917 /
TR speaks to several unidentified people, including a man who looks like TR, on the porch at Sagamore Hill. There are two views of TR addressing soldiers assembled on the lawn of Sagamore Hill: the first segment shows TR's back as he speaks; the second is a long shot of TR, shot from the rear of the group of soldiers.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1917
TR's return to New York, 1910 [1].
On June 18, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt returned to New York City after a fifteen-month tour abroad, having travelled through Africa and western Europe. An elaborate city celebration drawing a million people marked his homecoming. Aboard the ocean liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria ex-President and Mrs. Roosevelt were met by a revenue cutter, the Manhattan, carrying the Roosevelt children. TR then went aboard a larger cutter, ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1910
Buffalo Bill's Wild West parade /
The film shows a parade down Fifth Avenue, New York. In the foreground many children, both black and white, can be seen following alongside the parade. The participants in the parade include cowboys, Indians, and soldiers in the uniform of the United States Cavalry on horseback and riding horse-drawn coaches. Buffalo Bill can be seen on horseback, lifting his hat to the crowd.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1902
McKinley and party /
From the Biograph picture catalogue: 54 feet. This picture has been very popular wherever it has been shown on the Biograph. To begin with, the film is unusually fine photographically, and the picture is taken from a point of view which shows the immense distances of Camp Wikoff with its multitude of tents in the background. The President, with Vice-President Hobart and Secretary of ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1898
Astor Battery on parade /
From The Phonoscope, January 1899, p. 15: As they appeared in New York on Saturday, January 21 [sic], 1899, on their return from active service in the Philippines. The picture is taken as they cross Broadway, Union Square, north. First come the mounted police, proud and prancing, then the band, then the famous Astor Battery, marching twenty-four abreast. As the second file approaches, the ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1899
President Roosevelt and the Rough Riders /
From the Biograph picture catalogue: 29 feet. This picture shows Col. Roosevelt, accompanied by Lieut. Greenway and other prominent officers of the Rough Riders, galloping up to his headquarters, where he dismounts and walks into his tent. This view was taken in the camp with the Rough Riders, and is an excellent picture of Col. Roosevelt in the environment he loves so well.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1898
General Wheeler and Secretary Alger /
From the Biograph picture catalogue: 25 feet. This picture was taken in front of Gen. Wheeler's headquarters at Camp Wikoff during Gen. Alger's tour of inspection of the camp. The two distinguished military men are seen overlooking the immense camp ground, and then turning and walking toward the camera. The negative is very fine photographically, and the portraiture unexcelled.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1898
71st Regiment, Camp Wyckoff /
From the Biograph picture catalogue: 55 feet. Of the thousand and more men who left New York for the Cuban Campaign, scarcely three hundred were able to shoulder their rifles to march before the Biograph camera at Camp Wikoff. The picture shows many of the companies reduced to seven or eight men, and the whole regiment, rank and file is in a sad condition. ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1898
Sham battle at the Pan-American Exposition /
Large arches and columns are seen surrounding a flat field. In the foreground of the field, some American Indians on horseback ride toward the camera. The Indians are wearing feathers, war paint, and are carrying frontier rifles across the bare backs of their horses. In the middle of this flat area, men dressed as U.S. Army troops in battle regalia are lined up in ...
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1901
Governor Roosevelt and staff /
From the Biograph picture catalogue: 65 feet. Taken during the land parade in honor of Admiral Dewey, just before the turn into 72nd Street, with Grant's tomb and decorated residences in the background. This entire series of pictures [of the Dewey land parade] has a very high photographic quality, and the various organizations appear at their best.
- Original Format: Film, Video
- Date: 1899


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
Customer Reviews for
American Music, Texas Style
Page 1 of 1
Posted October 1, 2010
A Hidden Gem
Might bore you at first if you're listening to this as background music. Sit down and listen and you may be amazed at the interplay of the musicians, especially the drummer, pianist and bassist. RemarkableWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Page 1 of 1


text:
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews City Hotel SM Krakow
Travel Blogs from Krakow
Krakow; what a start!
... I had seen for Christmas in Europe. Jarrod suggested me try this fresh cooked dough with cinnamon, where they wrap a roll around a wheel which goes into a large toaster I guess and spins until cooked; soft on the inside crispy on the outside, dusted in cinnamon sugar - delicious!! A little mulled wine from the enormous wine barrel bar and it definitely was beginning to feel like Christmas!
Purchase of some new wooly mittens ...
Krakow- A very nice little city!
... at the newly built Sheraton Krakow, using up some points for a free room. And to my excitement, I was given an upgraded club room on arrival. The staff were super helpful and allowed me to check in early. And even better, I would arrive back at the end of the day to some little gifts left in the room!
After a shower, and some breakfast in the club lounge, I headed out to explore the ...
Last day of class
I took the first part of my final today, the written exam. It covered a lot of material. I was surprised when I was studying last night how much we learned in 3 weeks. It covered listening, grammar, vocabulary, orthography, and essay. Tomorrow will be the oral exam! I think I will do ok on it, just need to memorize what I need to say for the oral and I will be all done with the class. I'm going to miss my teachers so much. They were both so awesome and made ...
Krakow Sightseeing and Auschwitz-Birkenau
... you can imagine to hear the description of what went on there and to imagine how cruelly the prisoners were treated. When we finished, our tour director met us at the bus with shot glasses and a choice of plain or honey-flavored vodka. Most people welcomed the gesture. Tauck also planned our dinner well. We went to a restaurant called Karczma Bida which included beer and wine if you were so inclined and most people ...
Whelmed and Overwhelmed
... If you're in Germany and want to take a quick day trip, Karlovy Vary would be a great option.
Blessed with another three day weekend, it was the perfect opportunity explore some place a little further out - Krakow, Poland. After an eight ...


text:
As we look back at the year in film, we find -- as always -- there's room for improvement. Often by simply replacing a lead actor, a world of difference could be made on the overall effect of the film. Films come together the way they do for a reason. Often it's more about a star's marqu...Read More »
Because I'm fond of writer-director Martin McDonagh's debut feature 'In Bruges', I was eager to see his follow-up, especially when I saw the dream cast of oddballs and originals he assembled, led by Colin Farrell, Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell, and Woody Harrelson—not to mention such iconoclasts ...Read More »
It would seem that following the success of "In Bruges," writer/director Martin McDonagh went to Hollywood -- and didn't like the experience. A meta riff on making movies, "Seven Psychopaths" is a sneering send-up of the industry that also revels in its action movie clichés. But if there is one thin...Read More »
After more than forty images and three TV spots debuted for "Seven Psychopaths" last week, you would think that were wouldn't be much left to show from the movie without feeling like you've seen the whole thing already. But for those who just can't wait until next week, a few more peeks have arrived...Read More »
Talk about making an entrance. Covered in blood and vomit, you might think that this is as bad as it's going to get for Marty, but in "Seven Psychopaths," there isn't one outrageous moment in the movie that director Martin McDonagh doesn't match with something that takes i...Read More »
Two clips from "In Bruges" writer-director Martin McDonagh's upcoming heist satire, "Seven Psychopaths," the Midnight movie audience winner in Toronto, confirm that the ensemble cast has some reckless chemistry.Read More »
A meta movie about the movies, a comedy about dog-napping featuring a rogue's gallery of performers, Martin McDonagh's "Seven Psychopaths" is about as big a 180 as you can get from "In Bruges." While we didn't think it all worked, it can't be denied that the ...Read More »
How meta is too meta for a movie? "I don't know, you search that line without ‑‑ you know, there aren't any rules or boundaries. You push it as far as you can go. You know when it's smug," director Martin McDonagh said in an interview about his latest black comedy "Seven P...Read More »
It would seem that following the success of "In Bruges," writer/director Martin McDonagh went to Hollywood -- and didn't like the experience. A meta riff on making movies "Seven Psychopaths" is a sneering send-up of the industry that also revels in its action movie clich&eacu...Read More »
Not many directors have an Oscar before their first feature is released, but playwright-turned-filmmaker Martin McDonagh managed the trick by picking up the Best Short prize for his film "Six Shooter." And fortunately, his feature follow-up, "In Bruges," was no disappointment; a soulful, foul-mouthe...Read More »


text:
Visit create.airbnb.com »
Thanks for taking the time to report this user.
Your participation helps keep Airbnb a safe and trusted
community, and it doesn't go unnoticed!
Do Rio de Janeiro, gosto de viajar, e como não conheço Buenos Aires, vamos eu e meu manorado para aproveitar as férias
Nairse has completed online and offline ID verification.
Learn more »
Nairse and Ricardo were very lovely, friendly and warm. We also had a very nice talk at their check-out. They left my place extremely clean. I wish I can host them once again. I highly recommend them!


text:
Short, Strong Signals
March 25, 2015|
Methylation increases both the activity and instability of the signaling protein Notch.
March 25, 2015|
Methylation increases both the activity and instability of the signaling protein Notch.
March 18, 2015|
Post-publication peer reviewers had questioned data about the supposed fat-browning enzyme from the get-go.
March 18, 2015|
A census of adaptive immune system components in human skin reveals a variety of resident and traveling memory T cells.
March 17, 2015|
A new experimental system demonstrates that precursors of ribonucleotides, amino acids, and lipids may have simultaneously arisen from the same prebiotic chemistry.
March 1, 2015|
Intact growth hormone signaling pathways are needed for methionine restriction to extend mouse lifespan.
March 1, 2015|
Increased collagen expression is a common feature of many different pathways to extended longevity in worms.
March 1, 2015|
Assistant Professor, Huffington Center On Aging, Baylor College of Medicine. Age: 38
February 26, 2015|
Strong selective pressure can lead to rapid and reproducible evolution in bacteria.
February 26, 2015|
A screen of 9,000 small molecules identifies a treatment that improves the targeting of mesenchymal stem cells to sites of damaged tissue.
February 25, 2015|
Babies who ate peanuts were less likely to develop an allergy to the food by the time they hit kindergarten, according to a new study.


text:
Dr. Mazen S. Ganim, MD
Cardiovascular Disease
- 22999 Highway 59 N Ste 210
Kingwood, TX 77339
- 3 Locations
- (281) 359-4888
Dr. Mazen S. Ganim graduated from the University of Texas Medical School at Houston in 1990. He works in Kingwood, TX and 2 other locations and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional Cardiology. Dr. Ganim is affiliated with Kingwood Medical Center, Memorial Hermann Hospital and Memorial Hermann Northeast Hospital. He speaks Arabic, Chinese, English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: Arabic, Chinese, English, Spanish
Cardiovascular Disease, Interventional Cardiology
Medical School: University of Texas Medical School at Houston; Graduated 1990
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Office Information for details.


text:
Strawberry Time Monograms
By Indigo Designs
Related Products
More By This Designer
|(0 Total Votes) | Rate It
Please sign in to rate this product! Log In
Product Categories
Product Information
- Type: Monogram and Alphabet Pack
- Designer: Indigo Designs
- Size: 7.5 MB (approximate)
Design Elements
- Monogram Characters: 66
Coordinating Products
Design elements of this pack coordinate with the following products:
Strawberry Time Tempalte (Album Template)
Strawberry Time Pack (Combo Pack)
Strawberry Time Extras Pack
Designer Notes
We're sorry, but something went wrong.
We've been notified about this issue and we'll take a look at it shortly.
Click here to return to the main scrapbookboutiqueonline.com page.


text:
313912878041 - Engine ASM
Mfr Name: Philips
Mfr Number:
See all items in Philips
50-13035 - Receiver Ir Distribution Coax Engine
Individual IR engine components are useful when installing a custom IR system in an old-work or retrofit installation. The IR target includes the matching coax engine, allowing the IR signal to be inserted into the RG59/U or RG6/U coax. The IR coax engine is sold ...
Mfr Name: Channel Vision
Mfr Number: IR-4101
See all items in Speaker Distribution
20-5510 - Specialist™ Machine and Engine Degreaser - 18 oz. Can
Machine and Engine Degreaser removes grease, oil, dirt and grime which helps equipment run smoother, last longer and look better. Ideal for use on engines, gears and chains, machinery, power equipment and more.
Mfr Name: Wd-40
Mfr Number: 300070
See all items in Industrial Cleaner/Degreasers
50-13029 - IR Distribution Coax Engine, With Power Supply
Individual IR engine components are useful when installing a custom IR system in an old-work or retrofit installation. The IR coax engine includes the necessary AC adaptor and features a 3.5mm female connector, for use with any Channel Vision IR emitter, allowing ...
Mfr Number: IR-4000
3141VSNH18H - Chassis Assembly Light Engine
Mfr Name: LG Electronics
See all items in LG
312243871821 - Light Engine 55"(2k4) NO DUD
Mfr Number: 312243871821
312243872031 - Light Engine 62"
DA-8200BID-S1 - 3 In 8 Out W/Ir Engine Bi-Directional Rf Amplifier
3 In 8 Out W/Ir Engine Bi-Directional Rf Amplifier
Mfr Name: Channel Plus
Mfr Number: DA-8200BID
See all items in Scratch and Dent
72-11890 - OBD II Automotive Fault Code Reader
Find out what that pesky engine light has been trying to tell you, and then have the ability to clear it. This handy diagnostic tool reads the code from your OBDII enabled vehicle (most vehicles 1996 and newer).
Mfr Name: Performance Tool
Mfr Number: W2977
See all items in Automotive Testers
50-13045 - Complete Infrared Over Coax IR Distribution System
In old-work and retrofit installations, the simplest method of sending IR remote control operation to another room is over the coax cable already in use. This complete IR coax engine system will allow just that.
The kit includes an IR coax engine, with power s...
Mfr Number: IR-4500
See all items in IR Control Distribution
22-10940 - Flexible Spout Steel Funnel
Use to prevent spills and overflows while pouring engine oil, transmission fluid, windshield wiper fluid, brake fluid, and more Lightweight design with extra wide funnel and flexible spout helps with reaching confined areas of small engine compartments MFG# 16040
Mfr Name: Grip Tools
Mfr Number: 16040
See all items in Funnels
22-10935 - 18" Long Neck Funnel
Use to prevent spills and overflows while pouring engine oil, transmission fluid, windshield wiper fluid, brake fluid, and more Lightweight design with extra wide funnel and long neck spout helps with reaching confined areas of small engine compartments MFG# 16036
Mfr Number: 16036
28-12850 - Steam Engine Sound Simulator Kit
Steam Engine Sound Generator Kit
A fun little kit that generates the sounds of a vintage steam engine. Adjustable 'speed' and volume. Great for model railroads, radio plays, stage performances, pr just as gadget. With 'steam whistle'-push button.
Mfr Name: Velleman SA
Mfr Number: MK134
See all items in Electronic Kits
22-9736 - Telescopic Inspection Mirror
View behind home theater and computer systems or in tight quarters such as electronics casings and engines Peek into walls and craw spaces without further entry
Mfr Name: Duratool
Mfr Number: D00275
See all items in Inspection Mirrors
20-5335 - BFX All-Purpose Cleaner - 28 oz. Bottle with Trigger Sprayer
All purpose, water based and butyl-free, this industrial strength cleaner cleans the toughest dirts and oils. Ideal for parts washers and pressure cleaners. Great for aluminum, carpet, chrome, computer casings, engines and much more.
Mfr Name: LPS
Mfr Number: 05528
Overall, my MCM experience was great! They delivered fast and as promised. Great product, great price!


text:
A ruthless army stands ready for war, and the only man who can stop it has been captured. As Rad Spencer, the Bionic Commando, you must use your high-tech grappling hook and assault rifle to infiltrate the enemy's stronghold in a daring mission to rescue Super Joe.
This Game Boy version of the NES classic, now on the 3DS Virtual Console, brings you all the platform-swinging, gun-toting action of the original, plus a brand new graphical style. Reunite with your ally, take out the evil Director Wiseman, and bring peace to the world!
Game Play
Hardware Info
Official URLNintendo eShop Page
BionicCommando PC
BionicCommando PC
BionicCommando PC
concept art
concept art
concept art
concept art
- Genre: Action (3DS VC)
- Perspective(s): Flat side view
- Developer: Capcom
- Publisher: Capcom
Released North America Dec 29, 2011 Europe Dec 29, 2011


text:
Pre-Season In Portugal | Alan McGregor
Online video Ranking: four / 5
Online video Ranking: four / 5
Video clip Ranking: / 5
Hull City recently ended the season long loan deal with Newcastle United over midfielder Ben Arfa much earlier than scheduled. This comes as a shock to many given that they expected the Frenchman to finally blossom in the Premier league after showing flashes of brilliance on several occasions.
Even though Hull maybe struggling with the prospect of relegation, manager Steve Bruce has decided to cut short the loan spell with more than five months remaining. He has blamed the attitude of the player as the first and foremost reason. Coming from the school of Sir Alex Ferguson, Bruce is known as strict disciplinarian.
Even then, he took the opportunity on Ben Arfa despite being aware of the issues surrounding the Frenchman. Bruce has explained the reasons behind the early exit of the 27-year-old. Read more »
Online video Rating: 5 / 5
Video clip Score: three / 5
Several rumours appear that midfielder Wilson Palacios could be coming to the end of his spell in English football. The Honduras midfielder came close to joining a Middle Eastern club in the summer only for the move to fall through at the last moment. The midfielder does not appear to figure in the plans of manager Mark Hughes and this has resulted in his £ 35,000 per week not being justified at the moment. The tough tackling midfielder could be allowed to move on, but Stoke appear aware that they cannot command a transfer fee for the 30-year-old. Hence, they are prepared to allow him to leave on a free transfer.
This will make Palacios an attractive prospect given that he still has a few more years left in him. After coming to English football with Wigan Athletic, he made a big impression and this led to the move to Tottenham. Even though he was a first-team regular at Spurs immediately upon his arrival, problems with his personal life led to a drop in form. He made 43 appearances in his second season at Tottenham, but a move to Stoke came soon afterwards. Palacios has been averaging only around 20 games per season and is no longer a key player at the club.
The likes of Steve Sidwell, Glen Whelan, Charlie Adam, and Steven N'Zonzi are about him in the pecking order. Further, the contract of Palacios expires in the summer. He is free to negotiate terms with foreign clubs once the January transfer window opens. The club even looked at the possibility of ending the contract through mutual consent in the summer, but this did not go through due to various reasons. Stoke are expected to confirm new contract for the likes of Peter Crouch, AsmirBegovic, and manager Mark Hughes in the next few days.
Online video Ranking: four / 5
Video Ranking: five / five
Video clip Rating: 4 / 5
The 23 years old English defender of Hull City joined Barnsley on a loan deal which originally expired on August but after a successful campaign, the contract was extended until January of 2015.
Joe Dudgeon has established himself into the defensive backline of Barnsley as a consistent and reliable defender that has helped the League One club in securing clean sheets as well as not allowing many goals being scored in a number of matches. This is one of the main reasons on why the head coach of Barnsley Danny Wilson, was eager and determined on extending the loan contract of Dudgeon for an extended period of time.
When the deal was officially completed and extended, Danny Wilson took the chance to express his emotion concerning Dudgeon's stay until January as the coach told reporters: "It's a great bonus getting Joe until January. He's a little warrior and a tremendous little warrior. I know he's not been playing in the Premier League for them, but it's a big, big step into the Premier League. But from our point of view I can certainly say I'm delighted he's staying on''
"He plays with a lot of maturity at times and, for a kid so young, that's a great asset to have. Overall it's great news we've been able to keep him. It's been fantastic from Hull as well because they've trusted us with one of their players for a long period, which is great."
Dudgeon initiated his career in the youth academy of Manchester United where he managed to make to a number of appearances for the Under-18's team at the early age of 15 and eventually signed a trainee contract with the Premier League club.
Barnsley suffered a disastrous season during their time performing in the previous campaign in the Championship League which concluded by the club finishing at the 23rd spot and was relegated and they are now trying to fight back to return to the Championship League and the addition of Joe Dudgeon is expected to help in that quest.


text:
The hotel is in an excellent location, immaculate, a good value and most important, the staff were excellent, knowledgeable, responsive and very pleasant. Highly recommend."
the only thing that could be better is I wish they offer a king size bed. Other than that the service was outstanding. Definitely will come back again and recommend it to our friends =)."
Good hotel with nice staff.I just missed 24 hours off licence near the hotel, but in the fridge of my room I could find chocolates, water and drink with cheap price."
The discussion of whether Ramada deserves 4 stars shall be viewed in the relativity theory framework. Under the standards of, say Vienna, it is hardly a 4* hotel. However, since Balatonalmadi is neither a capital, nor a posh resort, 4 stars, given the available alternatives, may well be justified. Pluses: + Location - few minutes walk from the beach + private beach, although can be accesses by anyone for ca. 1.5EUR, is still much less crowded than the public one nearby Minuses: - only rare receptionist can communicate in English, and even ten very basic one. We (family with 2 kids) tried to get the connected rooms instead of initially givven (one on the 1st and one on the 10th floor), but after some time, efforts and gesticulation managed only to get both rooms on the same floor. Happily, it was the most complicated subject we had to discuss. - overpriced breakfast ! For a fraction of its cost you can get really lovely filled pancakes, buns (or burger if you wish), coffee or hot chocolate on the hotel beach, enjoying the lake view - probably the smallest lifts in the World hospitality industry. Luckily, we weren't in a hurry on our check-out day, so we could afford just to laugh this over. Otherwise, spending tens of minutes in the lift hall, watching crammed lifts stop and go may get you the nervous breakdown. Stairs are not much of an option even you have no bags - they are rather filthy and spooky."
Visited Pecs for 3 days to make a change from the other 5 days spent in Bucharest. Pecs was quieter and colder. Not all museums were open. Public areas in hotel very impressive. Out standard room on the top floor was basic and compact. Staff very helpful. Good breakfast buffet."
New and top modern hotel in Pecs with perfect location close to "old town". The price is good and the value for money is high. Well equipped room and bathroom. Excellent service and very friendly staff. My second stay at the hotel and I will absolutely recommend the hotel for people planning to stay in Pecs."
For anyone with business at Pécs University or the football stadium, this hotel is near perfect. Great staff, lovely pool (25-degree water!) with plenty of natural light, fine spread for breakfast, in-room WiFi, sauna, even tennis courts. Spacious rooms, too. And, for the price, a steal. But if you're just staying in the city centre, seeing the sights, then this is just that bit too far from the action."
I stay in the hotel when I flight from/to Budapest. It is not just an airport hotel, but full relaxation one. Even I can image as good hotel for family holiday."
Had one nights stay. Nice room, quiet. Restaurant was not that good. 2 out of 5."
Clean, cheap and close to airport. Perfect for overnight stay for early flight."
Elaborate architecture from the city's imperial heyday defines a Budapest holiday. Book a Budapest...
Holidays in Hungary take you to a land were tradition and creativity go hand in hand. Make your Hungarian...
A Budapest city break is a unique cocktail of past meets present with funky bars springing up in the...
You have sent Hungary Hotels to:


text:
"Want to win ALL these #Easter #FreeFrom treats? Well RT & enter here: http://t.co/FyBdykammK - Good luck #FreeFromers http://t.co/lWJAbvVo5D"
"These look amazing and are done by our exhibitors Gluten Free Food by Delicious Alchemy! Please bring them to... http://t.co/xtrSsT3WSw"
"Are you looking for a dairy free Easter Egg? Then check out this yummy one by our exhibitors @PlamilFoods http://t.co/60aJdEVxWM"
"Our sister show @LNLOshow are giving away 3 hampers full of organic skincare! To enter go to: http://t.co/zEsiSttcxi http://t.co/L48iizrXHj"
"Easter is just round the corner, so why not celebrate with a good old recipe... a recipe which is free from the... http://t.co/USMSlKGIem"
"RT @Rice1sNice: @AllergyShow @creativelypaleo Just ordered some, cannot wait :) :) esp the matcha one!"


text:
Will technology kill the classroom experience?
Published: August 28,2011
Tags: education, MBJ column, Nancy Anderson
Education is a business. And this business gets more competitive each year.
Public colleges in the State of Mississippi are governed by boards. Each institution is limited to a certain geographical section of the state. The idea was to provide educational services to citizens in a particular locale. While private colleges don't operate under these constraints, their very size limits their scope.
In Mississippi, most of the students attending our institutions of higher learning are from here. Our small population limits the pool of potential students. Add in our atrocious high school drop-out rates and our low percentage of college attendees, and you find we are all scrapping for the same small pool of students.
But technology is helping us to bend the rules and reach a larger pool of students. Online classes are becoming the norm. Students are demanding the convenience of classes that can meet anytime, anywhere. New programs allow for virtual classrooms, with professors standing in front of a camera, while students log in to the cyber lecture hall.
Schools across the country are pushing this technique. After all, online classes are cheap. There is no building to maintain, no classroom to furnish, no parking lot to be paved. Professors don't even have to live in the same state. They can be on a mountaintop in Colorado. As long as they have a computer link, they can teach Mississippi students.
It allows Mississippi State to offer online classes to students living within USM's region and vice versa. Public institutions are honoring geographical boundaries with their physical facilities while stepping all over each other in cyberspace. For-profit private institutions are popping up everywhere. Rent a small space. Pop up a sign, and voila, you're in the education business.
And I'm left wondering if this is all a good thing. While I see the benefit of technology, I wonder if we will totally cut out the all important classroom experience. While I see how technology can allow you to reach students who cannot physically get to your campus, I wonder if we'll reduce them to icons on our screen. Ultimately, it depends on the quality of the teachers behind the screen.
To sign up for Mississippi Business Daily Updates, click here.
Top Posts & Pages
- JOSH MABUS: Bill Murray and business misfits
- The Dan Jones-IHL saga: Is this the story that started it all?
- DAVID DALLAS — From Dan and Dixie with love
- Email from Nash to Delta Council's Morgan included in DHA court file
- Dan Jones rejects IHL offer, won't publicly apologize
- Suit against Kemper employee Brett Wingo is dismissed
- Lists
- Delta Health Alliance CEO Karen Fox under investigation for possible misuse of funds
- WRESTLING SUCCESS — Ted DiBiase Jr. leaves ring to become entrepreneur
- Two new casinos like the odds on Mississippi Gulf Coast