text:
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
The recent Oscar winner for The Danish Girl will resurrect the role famously played by Angelina Jolie in a new take on the action heroine
A new investigation reveals how a string of 'sale and leaseback' deals with Hollywood saved the Royal Bank of Scotland over £1bn
Hindu leader says locals now call 12th-century site the 'Angelina Jolie Temple' following 2000 shooting of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
How did the makers of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider manage to give its heroine a belt buckle bearing a Nazi symbol? Ben Summers investigates the controversy
Philip French: Lara Croft has no heart; as a piece of story-telling it's absolutely blank, incoherent and insultingly perfunctory...
Peter Bradshaw: Frankly, it's all very weak... for all her über-babe sexiness, there is something just a wee bit humourless about Angelina Jolie
8.30am: The mobile phone giant's logos will appear prominently in the credits of the new Lara Croft: Tomb Raider movie. By Claire Cozens.
Blockbuster movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider has been cut because of film censors' concerns about scenes of violence and the use of knives, it was announced today.
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider earned an estimated $48.2m on its first weekend of release in the US, the best debut ever for a movie based on a video game
It's one of the movie world's favourite topics: who will play cyberbabe Lara Croft in Paramount Picture's forthcoming big screen adaptation of Tomb Raider?


text:
From Amazon
A few days ago while waiting for my son to finishing Drivers class, I hopped over to Barnes and Noble to check out the high-priced shiny new books.
I never buy books there, too many good deals online, but was in a weird mood and picked up 2 books.
One was Francine Rivers Leota's Garden and the other. Beautiful Boy.
It's a wonderful story, well, not such a wonderful subject, but I really liked it. To me the best part was reading how a father, a male, deals with his sons addiction.
As we women know not many men are handy at using words to form sentences regarding their thoughts 😉
With stuff going on in my life I can relate to this book, I also can see how my addictions affected others.
He loves to learn and from his desire to learn about his sons enemy he wrote a lot of facts/statistics. Which I love.
2 excerpts:
"so much of this disease is grieving. Grief is interrupted by hope, hope by grief. Then our grieving is interrupted by a new crisis."
Dave, the father, was talking to a counselor and he asked the father if he believed in God. Father told him no, the family didn't. The counselor told him "You will by the time this is all over"
Short and simple: good book, get it, read it, if you want to borrow it, you can.
His son also wrote a book called Tweak: its on my wish list.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I have my own Life List with 50+ things I want to do eventually, but I got out of bed at 1:20 pm this afternoon and found this at Elaine's blog. It's much easier, just the ticket for this weekend of illness.
You bold all the things that you've done. Let me know if you play along.
1. Bought everyone in the bar a drink - (This seems like a bad idea for all involved)
2. Swam with wild dolphins - ('wild dolphins' sounds scary...)
3. Climbed a mountain
4. Taken a Ferrari for a test drive
5. Been inside the Great Pyramid
6. Held a tarantula
7. Taken a candlelit bath with someone - (It's not at all as amazing as it looks in the movies...)
8. Said "I love you" and meant it
9. Hugged a tree - (Of course, you say derisively)
10. Bungee jumped
11. Visited Paris - next summer!
12. Watched a lightning storm at sea
13. Stayed up all night long and saw the sun rise - (Again, not as romantic as expected)
14. Seen the Northern Lights
15. Gone to a huge sports game - Huge in volume of people, not in meaning
16. Walked the stairs to the top of the leaning Tower of Pisa
17. Grown and eaten your own vegetables - Surprisingly, not yet
18. Touched an iceberg - Why?? It sounds very cold.
19. Slept under the stars - Against my better judgement, frankly
20. Changed a baby's diaper
21. Taken a trip in a hot air balloon
22. Watched a meteor shower
23. Gotten drunk on champagne
24. Given more than you can afford to charity
25. Looked up at the night sky through a telescope
26. Had an uncontrollable giggling fit at the worst possible moment
27. Had a food fight
28. Bet on a winning horse
29. Asked out a stranger - Filed under "Freshman Year at College"
30. Had a snowball fight - It was pretty brief since I'm more of a lover than a fighter (and I hate the cold)
31. Screamed as loudly as you possibly can
32. Held a lamb
33. Seen a total eclipse - In 5th grade, we built those 'don't ruin your eyes' boxes to look through
34. Ridden a roller coaster
35. Hit a home run
36. Danced like a fool and not cared who was looking - Also filed under "Freshman Year"
37. Adopted an accent for an entire day - But what a great idea! I'll totally freak out my students.
38. Actually felt happy about your life, even for just a moment
39. Had two harddrives for your computer - I don't even really know what this means...
40. Visited all 50 states - Felt like it every summer when my dad drove us to Texas from Washington State
41. Taken care of someone who was drunk
42. Had/Have amazing friends
43. Danced with a stranger in a foreign country
44. Watched whales
45. Stolen a sign
46. Backpacked in Europe - I stopped reading at "backpacked"
47. Taken a road-trip - Let me count the ways...
48. Gone rock climbing
49. Midnight walk on the beach
50. Gone sky diving
51. Visited Ireland - on next summer's list, too
52. Been heartbroken longer than you were actually in love
53. In a restaurant, sat at a stranger's table and had a meal with them
54. Visited Japan - I don't think the airport counts
55. Milked a cow
56. Alphabetized your CDs - Everyday; what??
57. Pretended to be a superhero
58. Sung karaoke - Only in a group and never again
59. Lounged around in bed all day - Today I got close
60. Played touch football
61. Gone scuba diving
62. Kissed in the rain
63. Played in the mud
64. Played in the rain
65. Gone to a drive-in theater
66. Visited the Great Wall of China
67. Started a business
68. Fallen in love and not had your heart broken
69. Toured ancient sites
70. Taken a martial arts class - Self-defense for women, Wilmer-Davis Hall, 1988
71. Played D&D for more than 6 hours straight - I could bold this for my husband...So sad
72. Gotten married
73. Been in a movie
74. Crashed a party
75. Gotten divorced
76. Gone without food for 5 days
77. Made cookies from scratch
78. Won first prize in a costume contest
79. Ridden a gondola in Venice - next summer, too? (I'm still planning...)
80. Gotten a tattoo - Henna only, one from my bff and another from a woman in Malaysia
81. Rafted the Snake River - Rafting. That involves water & coldness, right? Pfft.
82. Been on television news programs as an "expert"
83. Gotten flowers for no reason - Surely there was a reason, but it wasn't written on the card
84. Performed on stage - Well, my classroom was on a stage last spring, but I was also part of a very lame play when I was a day camp counselor
85. Been to Las Vegas
86. Recorded music
87. Eaten shark
88. Kissed on the first date - Hello, Freshman Year
89. Gone to Thailand - Again, only the Bangkok airport
90. Bought a house
91. Been in a combat zone - Does my living room count? ha.
92. Buried one/both of your parents
93. Been on a cruise ship
94. Spoken more than one language fluently
95. Performed in a Rocky Horror Picture Show
96. Raised children - still going...
97. Followed your favorite band/singer on tour Please, what kind of geek does that?
98. Passed out cold - Is there extra credit for multiple times?
99. Taken an exotic bicycle tour in a foreign country
100. Picked up and moved to another city to just start over
101. Walked the Golden Gate Bridge
102. Sang loudly in the car, and didn't stop when you knew someone was looking
103. Had plastic surgery
104. Survived an accident that you shouldn't have survived
105. Wrote articles for a large publication
106. Lost over 100 pounds
107. Held someone while they were having a flashback
108. Piloted an airplane
109. Touched a stingray
110. Broken someone's heart
111. Helped an animal give birth
112. Won money on a TV game show
113. Broken a bone
114. Gone on an African photo safari
115. Had a facial part pierced other than your ears
116. Fired a rifle, shotgun, or pistol
117. Eaten mushrooms that were gathered in the wild
118. Ridden a horse
119. Had major surgery - I think C-section counts, right? It felt major.
120. Had a snake as a pet - A former crazy roommate did...
121. Hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon - They wouldn't let me because I was pregnant
122. Slept 30 hours in a 48 hour time frame - Possibly; see "Freshman Year"
123. Visited more foreign countries than U.S. states
124. Visited all 7 continents
125. Taken a canoe trip that lasted more than 2 days - More water? Yeah, no.
126. Eaten kangaroo meat
127. Eaten sushi
128. Had your picture in the newspaper
129. Changed someone's mind about something you care deeply about
130. Gone back to school
131. Parasailed
132. Touched a cockroach - Um, why??
133. Eaten fried green tomatoes
134. Read "The Iliad"
135. Selected one "important" author who you missed in school, and read - Salinger's Catcher in the Rye and I hated it. Steinbeck I loved, though.
136. Killed and prepared an animal for eating
137. Skipped all your school reunions
138. Communicated with someone without sharing a common spoken language - I'm pretty sure the woman massaging my feet at Norita airport never understood a word I said... 139. Been elected to public office - PTA President count?
140. Written your own computer language - That's funny.
141. Thought to yourself that you're living your dream
142. Had to put someone you love into hospice care
143. Built your own PC from parts - That's funnier.
144. Sold your own artwork to someone who didn't know you
145. Had a booth at a street fair
146. Dyed your hair
147. Been a DJ - No, but almost dated a couple
148. Shaved your head
149. Caused a car accident
150. Saved someone's life - It's really God intervening when I feel like strangling someone, but I did have to get a biscuit out of Mason's throat when he was a year old
here's how frickin' lazy i am
Posted by stephanie at 2:23 PM
Labels: general living
2 comments:
Maybe I'm not as boring as I think I am. I've done 66 of them.
thanks for the diversion-Karolyn
- October 21, 2007 at 12:51 PM
- elaine@bloginmyeye said...
Very nice. I won't be satisfied until you post your original list though.
- October 22, 2007 at 8:22 PM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Pest Library
The house centipede is grayish-yellow with 3 dark, long stripes down the back with the legs encircled with alternating dark and white bands. The actual body length is an inch or slightly longer (wormlike), surrounded with 15 pairs of very long legs making the creature appear much larger. The last pair of legs is more than twice the body length of the female. A pair of very long slender antennae extends forward from the head. They mate and breed in dark cracks and crevices. Eggs hatch into larvae which have 4 pairs of legs. There may be 5 or more larval stages with the number of legs increasing with each molt. Following larval growth are 4 adolescent stages, each with 15 pairs of legs. Centipedes prey on insects, spiders and other small animals, being considered beneficial to humans.
The house centipede, unlike most other centipedes that normally live outdoors, can live indoors especially in damp, moist basements, cellars, bathrooms, crawlspaces or unexcavated areas under the house. They are sometimes seen running rapidly across the floor with great speed, stopping suddenly to remain motionless and then resuming fast movements. They are considered harmless to humans.


text:
Start a vegetable garden - class at Russell Library
MIDDLETOWN >> Find out how to successfully start your garden from seeds on Thursday, Fe. 21, at 7 p.m. in the Hubbard Room at Russell Library, 123 Broad St.
Whether for economic, health or environmental reasons, an increasing number of Americans are taking a much more active role in producing their own food. One of the most direct ways of pursuing this goal is growing a vegetable garden in your yard or a community garden.
Once the decision is made to grow a garden, the next step is to decide how to provide the plants for your garden, to buy them or grow them from seed. This can be a fascinating process that not only saves you money, but also allows you a much greater variety of vegetables from which to choose. And surprisingly, it's not really that difficult to produce healthy seedlings that will thrive in your garden.
Find out more about how to do this in this Russell Library workshop.


text:
Active Health Chiropractic Welcome You!
Active Health Chiropractic's mission is to promote optimal whole body health for every individual of any age! We are determined to provide a family friendly environment through a fun, positive atmosphere, inspirational patient education, and lifestyle recommendations to ensure maximum vitality, energy, and health potential. We specialize in chiropractic wellness care, which begins with pregnancy and childbirth, and continues throughout a lifetime.Dr. Darrell and Dr. Gretchen have lived in Stephens City since April of 2006, and are still amazed at its beauty and the friendly people! Their practice is focused on helping the entire family reach their fullest health potential.
Currently, Dr. Gretchen and Dr. Darrell are the only chiropractors in the Shenandoah Valley that are Board Certified in the care of children and pregnant women, through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA).
Dr. Darrell and Dr. Gretchen love staying active with their children; Forest (age 5), Fern (age 3) and Leaf (born November 6, 2016). They have a strong belief in natural conscious parenting and the importance of family! Clients in the office know they are treated with the same love and care as would be given to a close friend or family member.
Dr. Darrell Volschke
Originally from Mars, PA, (just north of Pittsburgh, PA) Dr. Darrell attended and graduated Cum Laude from Allegheny College with a bachelor's degree in Biology. While in college, he was on the football, cross-country, and track teams, and held the captain position for both cross-country and track. Dr. Darrell and chiropractic were a perfect fit from a young age. He received chiropractic care since the age of 16, and noticed that his overall health was always at its optimum, which helped him to excel at his athletic endeavors.
Upon graduation from Allegheny, Dr. Darrell moved to Seneca Falls, NY in 2003 to study chiropractic. He again graduated Cum Laude, this time from the intensive program at New York Chiropractic College. During his time at NYCC, Dr. Darrell became very involved with the Sports Science and Human Performance Club, where he held the position as president. SSHP's main objective was to travel to different sporting events, intercollegiate or open road races, track meets, crew events, and triathlons to adjust the participants and to teach how beneficial chiropractic can be for the athletes. Dr. Darrell also had the opportunity to work in a variety of settings including Monroe Community Hospital, a multi-disciplinary clinic in a rural setting, and an outreach clinic for those less fortunate.
Since moving to Virginia, Dr. Darrell has participated in 8 marathons, including the Boston Marathon, which he has qualified for multiple times. He also has completed 2 ultramarathon races with running the Bull Run 50 mile race for two consecutive years.
Dr. Gretchen Reschke (Not currently in practice)
Dr. Gretchen grew up in Owego, NY. She graduated Cum Laude from Mansfield University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in Biology. Also a strong athlete, Dr. Gretchen played field hockey where she was a 4 time All-American at Mansfield. Throughout her athletic career, she was always fascinated by the human body and how it moved, functioned, and healed, which made chiropractic a perfect fit for her.
Dr. Gretchen moved to Seneca Falls, NY in 2003, where she met Dr. Darrell. She graduated Cum Laude from NYCC, and while there, she was also very involved with SSHP, where her love for athletics and chiropractic were able to come together. Dr. Gretchen also worked at Monroe Community Hospital and the Veterans Administration Medical Center, where she was able to provide chiropractic care to the veterans in the community.
Also an avid runner, Dr. Gretchen has participated in 9 marathons. An additional passion for Dr. Gretchen includes birth, pregnancy, and the empowerment of women. In line with natural health, her personal birth choices for both of her children included home births with a midwife, two experiences that she is fiercely proud of and helps to encourage women to educate themselves and make the best choices for their situation.
Sam Baker, Office Manager
Sam joined our team as Office Manager in September 2018. She previously worked for 10 years in the traditional medical world as a licensed nurse, but started to feel a shift in her lifestyle beliefs that didn't quite match her career. She has found since transitioning into our office that our philosophies align much better with hers! She's passionate about healthy living, exercise and "healthify-ing" her family's favorite meals. Sam also enjoys helping other women achieve their health and wellness goals through online health coaching. She's married to her husband, Matt and they have three dogs. Her and her Husband are expecting their first child due June 2019!
She grew up in the Shenandoah Valley and lived in the Richmond, Virginia area for four years after relocating for her Husband's career. They returned to the valley in 2017 and are here to stay! Sam loves that she gets to spend her day interacting with others and helping them on their journey through chiropractic care! She balances that by spending her days off relaxing at home with her family.


text:
Worldwide treasure hunt for scarce fresh groundwater with fresh-saline mapping technology from the Netherlands
Published: 16 May 2017
Within the Zeeland-project FRESHEM and together with TNO and BGR, Deltares developed the method for converting electromagnetic measurements into information about fresh, brackish and salinet groundwater. 'By combining saltwater-freshwater data with a broader knowledge of groundwater systems, we can make predictions about climate change and sea-level rise. As a result, we are able to make predictions about the availability of fresh groundwater in the future', says Deltares-researcher Esther van Baaren. 'That brings promising solutions closer to be implemented, such as the underground storage of fresh surfacewater. These solutions are needed to protect the freshwater resources', adds researcher Gualbert Oude Essink. 'Those solutions have already been tested and proven in Zeeland in the GO-FRESH project'.
This new knowledge makes it possible to protect the availability of fresh water, not only in Zeeland and other Dutch coastal areas but also in deltas worldwide. Deltares is already using the fresh-saline mapping approach with similar technologies in Belgium and Vietnam. There is also interest from the Nile Delta.
Few or no options for fresh water supply
The mapping was done on behalf of de Province Zeeland, Waterboard Scheldestromen, ZLTO, Evides, Rijkswaterstaat, the Vlaams-Nederlandse Scheldecommissie, Zeeland-municipalities and the Delta Fund.
Many areas of Zeeland have few, or even no, options for supplying their own fresh water for domestic and Agricultural use. Over the year as a whole, there is more precipitation than evaporation but the situation is reversed in the summer, when there is simply not enough water available. This imbalance is being exacerbate by climate change. 'In the long run, that will cause problems for the availability of fresh water in Zeeland. That is why the province stimulates a number of initiatives for storage of and more efficient use of fresh water', says Ben de Reu, Deputy Water of the Province of Zeeland.
'Knowing where there's water availability will be of increasing importance', emphasizes dikereef Luc Magnus of Waterboard Scheldestromen. 'We can already use this information for a sustainable fresh water supply for the stakeholders. For instance, by attributing permits for who can extract groundwater or for infiltration.'
Mapping of the fresh-saline groundwater reserves help Zeeland
The fresh-saline mapping results are also helping farmers in Zeeland to store fresh water underground when rainfall is plenty in locations that have been identified as promising by the measurements. Farmers and nature managers now know where the subsurface is saline and how saline it is exactly.
Although some information was already available in that respect, it is now possible to explain why some areas have only salt nature and why farmers are unable to irrigate their crops due to the absence of fresh water, and to show where they can grow salt-tolerant crops. Landscape architects and planners can now make decisions about which functions are more, or less, appropriate for a particular area.
'Old fresh water'
Although it was suspected that 'old fresh groundwater' was present, the survey in Zeeland also provided information about where exactly large volumes of this water were located. These reserves were created when enormous amounts flowed to these locations over many thousands of years. They are hidden deep below saltier, relatively impermeable, layers.
Treasure hunt for fresh groundwater elsewhere in the world
The urgency in Zeeland is also felt elsewhere in the world. Deltas and islands are the most densely populated areas on earth. The consequences of climate change, land subsidence, population growth and related salinisation and water shortages are increasingly apparent to local people. Because Deltares works worldwide, they are already using the charting technology outside the boundaries of Zeeland. And that starts just across the Dutch border.
From May 2017 onwards, Deltares, SkyTEM, Gent University, TNO, Inagro and De Watergroep will map the fresh-brackish-salt distribution of groundwater from the air in the Flemish coastal area. SkyTEM's 'hoop' will be suspended under a helicopter to collect electromagnetic data. The first flights are expected to between mid-June and mid-July 2017. The aim is to identify promising agricultural sites for the underground storage of fresh water. Measures will then be designed with the farmers to improve the availability of fresh water.
This project is on behalf of the Vlaamse Milieumaatschappij within the European project TOPSOIL. Data acquisition will be executed in joint cooperation with the MOW-department Maritieme Toegang, The Antwerp Harbour, Maatschappij Linkerscheldeoever and het Agentschap voor Natuur en Bos.
Further away, in the Mekong delta in Vietnam, fresh groundwater is also urgently needed. Every day, about 2.3 million m3 of groundwater is extracted from tens of thousands of small extraction wells for agriculture and aquaculture. The overexploitation of the wells results in salinisation of the fresh groundwater and substantial land subsidence. Deltares is using similar technology to map the fresh-brackish-salt distribution in the Vietnamese subsurface. It's a WalkTEM survey conducted by walking over the subsurface with a 'hoop' to collect data. Deltares has come to the conclusion that the distribution is extremely heterogeneous: at large depths down to at least 200 metres, fresh groundwater can be found next to salt water. That knowledge also creates opportunities for protecting and increasing supplies of precious fresh groundwater. Deltares works together with NWO, Utrecht University, the Danish Aarhus University, TNO en The Vietnamese Division for Water Resources Planning and Investigation for the South of Viet Nam.
Relevant for water-guzzling industry
It makes sense to know where fresh groundwater is located, and in what amounts, not only for agriculture, but also for the industries that need a lot of water, such as the energy sector, the food and drinks sector, and for gas, oil and mining industry. These industries often extract large quantities of water at a single location. These extractions are generally located close to urban areas where water demand is already high, and where they already often pump up fresh groundwater from deeper below the surface. It is expected that they will run up against more and more difficulties in terms of maintaining access to adequate water supplies of the right quality for their activities. Particularly in regions that suffer from 'water stress', places where water consumption is high in relation to the available reserves.
More information
The maps are available online.
FRESHEM Zeeland is the abbreviation for FREsh Salt groundwater distribution by Helicopter ElectroMagnetic Survey in the Province of Zeeland and it is a research programme run by Deltares, TNO and the German research institute BGR.
The clients are: the Province of Zeeland, Evides Water Company, Rijkswaterstaat Sea & Delta, Association of Zeeland Municipalities, Flemish-Dutch Scheldt Commission (VNSC), the Scheldstromen water authority, the Southern Agriculture and Horticultural Organisation (ZLTO) and the Delta Fund.
The charting in Zeeland is not the first project of its kind, but it is one of the largest saltwater-freshwater charting operations worldwide. It has also led to the best possible results because:
a) many different types of data from Zeeland have been used to translate the measurements into 3D fresh-brackish-salt distribution of the groundwater and
b) the quantification of various types of uncertainties means that Deltares can make statements about the likelihood of finding fresh, brackish or salt groundwater.


text:
First time 1
How is everyone doing?
This is LIN, who is in charge on Tuesdays.
It's weird to just be rambling, but let's think of this as a good way for me to communicate with everyone.
Anyway, today, April 11, 2017, is the day before my 23rd birthday.
Being able to celebrate my birthday with all the SLYKY* 2 each year, I feel really blessed.
It's not something to be taken for granted, so I'm truly grateful.
What am I doing on this day before my birthday, you ask?
I'm working on a song together with YUKI-san.
I'm not sure when we'll be able to let everyone listen to it yet, but I'm looking forward to it.
Speaking of working with YUKI-san, sometimes he brings me milk tea.
I think it's probably so I won't slack off.
To be honest, I can do my best when I get something.
I might just be a really simple-minded person who gets bribed with things.
Also, YUKI-san's vocabulary really helps me all the time.
We're only human, so there are times when we can't think of lyrics right away.
At times like that, it's nice to have someone else there.
That's why it's probably a good balance between me, who slacks off all the time, and the diligent YUKI-san.
Just kidding, sorry
I'll do my best
Or rather, I am doing my best
I think that will get conveyed through our song
Speaking of conveying through songs
Music is a really powerful thing
You can't convey it all with just verses
The subtle sensitiveness in the performer's heart and the nuances of those expressions are amplified through the cords and melodies.
The drum and bass, which plays the rhythm part is absolutely necessary to express more of a dynamic and aggressive sound rather than the really detailed parts of a song.
In a song that expresses emotions such as anger or fun, we can't be without the rhythm parts.
Don't you think it's all just so well put together?
You can express all sorts of emotions with instruments.
And then you add in lyrics to express in words and it becomes flawless.
For me to be able to work as a musician, it really is a lot of joy.
I'm going to change the topic now to wrap things up, but I'm thinking of introducing a song that I like each time when it's my turn to post.
I hope to make this a regular thing.
This is today's song
Two great lights – Kamisama no Uzu
This is a song by an artist that I really love, named Yunomi-san, and a cute female vocalist named nicamoq-san.
Ever since the CD came out, I bought it right away and have been listening to it for the longest time.
It's really good ( 'ω' )
Please check it out if you're interested
And of course, buy the actual track in order to support the artist!
No one gains anything from illegal downloads
And then, there's MADKID's 2nd one man live in Daikanyama UNIT!
It's going to be this month already!
Those who haven't gotten your tickets yet, we're waiting for you to get them!
Feel free to invite your friends to come along!
That's about it
Now it's my question corner
Today, the 11th, is nice and chilly and it's raining, but are you guys the type to use an umbrella?
For me, I hate using umbrellas.
That's why, even today, I didn't care even if I got wet, and didn't use an umbrella.
I've been influenced too much by American culture, I guess… (I feel like American people don't really use umbrellas)
Phew, I haven't written a blog since I was in elementary school.
It was fun, so I think I can keep doing this from now on.
I even tried using lots of paragraphs to make it more modern (?)
I actually wanted to write formally, but that would sound way too stiff (like writing a report) so I decided not to
That said, see you guys again next week!
This was LIN, in charge on Tuesdays~( 'ω' )
A few notes...
- Original post
- Note in translation: LIN mentions "SLYKY" and I'm guessing that's what MADKID fans are called now. It's the first initial of each member's names put together (also the order that they write their blogs in).


text:
Asked by Cecilio | Submitted December 21, 2015
I owe 205,000.00 on my mortgage the home is appraise at around 385,000. I would like to refinance and take $70,000 out to buy my wife out.
My FICO score is in the mid 700ers an annual income of over 100,000. Is it possible need to have this done within the next three months.
Answers | 2
Ok, Have you contacted a lender yet? That would be your first step. Where are you located?
Cecilio | 12.23.15 @ 15:54
I'm located in Shawnee Kansas, no I haven't contacted a lender yet. I'm asking the the question to see what are my chances of a positive results.
$commenter.renderDisplayableName() | 09.23.20 @ 06:34
Upvote 0
$1781 is my guess on your total Payment with taxes and insurance no HOA. If you are making $8300 a month that ratio is 21 percent, leaving plenty room for bills to go to 45 maximum debts. Happy to help you, sounds like you are going through a divorce, I am so sorry. Try and make it peaceful to avoid big legal fees
$commenter.renderDisplayableName() | 09.23.20 @ 06:34
Upvote 0


text:
I am pleased to announce that I am a candidate for Judge of the 104th District Court of Taylor County. All who believe in the Constitution and rule of law should vote in the 2020 primary election. Vote February 18-28 or March 3. Anyone who resides in Taylor County can vote. I hope readers of…Read More
Ted Cruz took issue with Trump's call with Ukraine's president, but he expected it to be worse
The U.S. senator spoke at the 2019 Texas Tribune Festival in an interview with MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes. BY ABBY LIVINGSTON While U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz expressed unhappiness Saturday with some of Donald Trump's comments related to the president's call with Ukraine's leader, the Texas Republican emphatically pushed back against the Democratic movement to impeach the commander in…Read More
Nancy Pelosi addresses impeachment inquiry at Austin's Texas Tribune Festival
Washington is in Austin this week for the annual Texas Tribune Festival. Author: Mari Salazar AUSTIN, Texas — The Paramount Theatre on Congress Avenue was filled with people curious with what House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had to say on Saturday night, especially since she's an important character in the Ukraine scandal facing President Donald Trump. Throughout the three-day Texas…Read More
Committee advances Rep. Johnson's bill to address homelessness caused by gentrification
04/18/2019 AUSTIN, TEXAS – A Texas House committee gave approval Thursday to Rep. Eric Johnson's bill to allow state funds to flow to residents at risk of losing their homes due to gentrification. The House Committee on Urban Affairs, on which Rep. Johnson sits, approved House Bill 4394. Rep. Johnson authored House Bill 4394 in…Read More
State Rep. Ana-Maria Ramos Statement on Her Support of Food Service Workers and Organizers in HD 102
04/18/2019 Richardson, TX – State Representative Ana-Maria Ramos of House District 102 expressed her support today for the campus food workers at the University of Texas at Dallas as they face the opportunity to unionize: "The food service workers at UTD deserve the chance to vote whether or not to be represented by a union.…Read More
04/18/2019 – Bill will help ensure institutions know if an incoming student has committed a serious code of conduct violation at a previous school AUSTIN — Yesterday, the Texas House of Representatives passed HB 449, state Representative Chris Turner's (101) measure that would require all Texas colleges and universities to notate a student's transcript if…Read More
Texas State Representative, Advocates Legislation to Allow Eligible Parolees to Request Courts for Reduction in Parole Sentences
04/18/2019 AUSTIN, TX – State Representative Senfronia Thompson laid out HB 4163 and HJR 130 today in the House Committee on Corrections. These pieces of legislation provide an opportunity for eligible citizens on parole to request authorized courts for reduction (i.e., commutation) of their parole sentences. Under House Bill 4163, parolees are deemed eligible to…Read More
Rep. Rhetta Andrews Bowers Passes HB 3435, Which Will Establish March 1 As Texas Girls In STEM Day
04/18/2019 – Austin, TEXAS –On Thursday, April 18th, State Representative Rhetta Andrews Bowers (HD 113) passed House Bill 3435, in the Texas House of Representatives. During the vote, HB 3435 garnered 147 yeas, 0 nays and 2 present, not voting. "As a former teacher, I am especially proud of House Bill 3435. While the global…Read More
Let's Get Political – The Candidate Speaks
Travis Craver, Place 6 It is indeed a pleasure for the West Texas Tribune to bring you the thoughts of the individuals that are running for City Council. I hope that you will take time to read the candidates responses and please show up at the Polls to vote. I am sure you want that…Read More
The Brief: State Shifts Strategy On Therapy Services Cuts
by John Reynolds, Madlin Mekelburg and Eleanor Dearman The Big ConversationIt's looking now like the state might not fully implement $100 million in cuts over two years to therapists providing services to children in the Medicaid program.In a letter Thursday to Senate leaders, Health and Human Services Executive Commissioner Chris Traylor wrote that he interpreted…Read More


text:
Personal property inventory list template, Inventory is your biggest single asset on the balance sheet of several manufacturers and vendors. It's usually the most expensive advantage to own and keep too, with quotes of carrying costs generally running 25-30 cents or over the dollar annually. Therefore, any helpful tips to maximize Inventory investment and related expenses would be most valuable.
Inventory management has many benefits for businesses. Companies have to have a specific quantity of inventory, but they do not need to have too much. Inventory costs money, so a company with too much stock is squandering money and damaging itself. Inventory management can help make it so that a company has the exact inventory needed. No more, no less. Inventory management is also an efficient means to keep tabs on exactly what products a company gets. If a company sells 100 different products, it's important that you know how much of every product they have. This understanding can be obtained through stock management.
Many businesses have jobs which are intended particularly for monitoring and managing inventory, but since company technology is becoming so popular, it has become possible for a number of these jobs to be handled by software rather than being handled manually. Software solutions are generally comprised of a number of different programs which, when combined, provide a comprehensive solution that addresses all of the needs of an individual small business.
Rental direction is a wonderful concept, but it needs to be performed properly. A few suggestions for effective implementation of inventory management would be to have the best software available for one's company. This does not necessarily mean that the most expensive, or technologically advanced. Rather, having the best software to fulfill the requirements of the particular firm. It is also important to have highly trained employees working on inventory management. Workers have to be able to adjust to changes in supply and demand as rapidly as possible. There are lots of inventory management seminars available. Sending inventory supervisors to these seminars is always a good idea. The better the employees understand and successfully implement inventory management, the better off your company will be.
Inventory management is important for keeping costs down, while fulfilling regulations. Supply and demand is a delicate balance, and inventory management expects to ensure that the balance is undisturbed. Highly trained inventory managers and high-quality software will make inventory management a triumph. The ROI of inventory management will be understood in the forms of increased earnings and gains, positive employee setting, and an overall increase of consumer satisfaction.
Personal Property Inventory List Template Images
<"img" src=""https://www.nosagvt.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/free-45-printable-inventory-list-templates-home-office-moving-personal-property-inventory-list-template-250×300.jpg"" alt=""free" 1="printable" 2="inventory" 3="list" 4="templates" 5="[home" 6="office" 7="moving"/> personal property inventory list template"]
<"img" src=""https://www.nosagvt.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/printable-45-printable-inventory-list-templates-home-office-moving-personal-property-inventory-list-template-doc-250×300.jpg"" alt=""printable" 1="printable" 2="inventory" 3="list" 4="templates" 5="[home" 6="office" 7="moving"/> personal property inventory list template doc"]
<"img" src=""https://www.nosagvt.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/printable-45-printable-inventory-list-templates-home-office-moving-personal-property-inventory-list-template-doc-1-250×300.jpg"" alt=""printable" 1="printable" 2="inventory" 3="list" 4="templates" 5="[home" 6="office" 7="moving"/> personal property inventory list template doc"]


text:
hermes milano Stainless steel watch: preciseness, mainstream aesthetic preferencehermes milano
However, be aware that time waits for no one, even if it is the mental age of a child, eye wrinkles, tip of the brow of the vicissitudes of life always inadvertently betray you. Or change a watch it, not too much publicity multi-function sports watches more suitable. hermes milano The Speedmaster enthusiasts, quite a lot of people favor to mark the timing watches extraordinary traditional and eager to the world's most outstanding production mechanical watch movement. hermes milano The Top Gun series.This is the secret of Secret series. Open the secret drawer, and you will find the time for Halloween to become more interesting.
A smart fashion dress can not only improve temperament, can give you the confidence to face challenges in job market. Rado Rado table true series Heritage Classic Watch and simplicity of the circular design, white high-tech ceramics and low-key in the interpretation of this wristwatch delightfully fresh and free from vulgarity. hermes milano Blancpain ultra-thin watches blend of sophisticated technology and pure beauty, and to the elegant temperament and outstanding technical achievement is unique.
The gold Longines DolceVita bijou by Ling special selection, to Yong Yu after time to sharpen the true love, the interpretation of figure graceful gentility of the image. hermes milano In the field of aviation watch performance strikings, because with Hollywood's deep roots and reputation is far sow, has been in more than 400 blockbuster debut. Hamilton is a member of the world's largest manufacturer of watches and clocks and dealer Swatch group.It can be seen, a small watch can represent a man's hobby, taste and economic strength. hermes milano The party mysterious temptation, the Bvlgari Catene dia Watch.
Watch from the Europa Point Lighthouse extract inspiration, black dial decorated with corrugated relief pattern, meticulously rendered vast and hidden waves of the sea; pointer and scale from the white Super-LumiNova?Collectors must first define the factory for over 50 years or limited production, cut-off and have high table of the work, and maintain the integrity of the travel time accuracy and parts of the watch or watch to is an antique table, "now represents are mass-produced, do not have basic what investment potential." hermes milano Watch industry is also known as the table in the history of China's watches, the only one can be comparable to the panda gold treasure panda watch, great artistic value and collection value. hermes milano In the first group to push baopo mm diameter watch.
Ck watch is a model of simple, simple style, full of sexy, simple and rich change and taste. Young, stylish and charismatic Calvin Klein Ck watch on nature, bit by bit to show fascinating. hermes milano In the end, the design of a simple black bag just right to enhance the overall shape of the fashion.Ten years later, Epson introduced a possible is the world's first independent computer watch -- Based on the ZILOG Z80 RC-20. Through the ROM accessories to load the different procedures, then loaded on the watch of dot matrix LCD, and without any of the peripherals.Chanel senior jewelry series H1190 wrist blooming Camellia. hermes milano Watch through the design of pure color, delicate and smooth transfer of natural elegant style. Through the use of two kinds of abrasive and polishing process, many design details can be highlighted.
White enamel dial on the hour markers and polishing stereo plated rhodium pointer coated white luminous coating, emits blue light in the dark environment. hermes milano As CASIO said that, the result is not how many users to buy, 5 years later, Microsoft eventually stopped selling this product launched by Gates personally.Rado Rado table hyperchrome Hao star series has a smooth elegant dazzling Design -- watch on both sides of the bracket structure, the source of inspiration for the design to surround around Saturn's mysterious patterns. hermes milano Party animal not only more fresh leopard, other items available for collocation.
Enamel master after 120 hours, the owner will end this watch and famous paintings together unveiled a week. hermes milano The portrait of Mr. Sun Zhongshan on the dial, to remind the world of the magnificent movement itself is a magnificent epic."I want the most pure, the most simple, the most fashionable", this is the spirit of CK.And all the constellations in the watch, the crown and the folding table 18 gold watches buckle on stereo OMEGA logo. hermes milano The company has complete freedom of creative space, which is help to us according to the quality standards in their independent research and development manufacturing watch movement, while ensuring that we watch in surface reflects our pursuit of excellence and the spirit.
The movement of the atmosphere clock is very slow, and the time difference of one degree centigrade thinks it needs the running energy of the hour. These skills and the most advanced processing technology to achieve a perfect blend of generations. hermes milano If the quartz watch for battery work after a long time and have to replace the battery, then it is time to carefully check the existence of the quartz watch circuit. hermes milano The two paragraph only watch the article summed up the cat's eye state, including Cartire workshop to make Seiko hour.My watch needs to be overbearing people who need to set off, domineering indifferent to ease the table.
Una Pagina su:la ferrari prezzo La prossima Pagina:fifty fathoms
Voici l'imitation Rolex, de bonne qualité, prix bon marché. hermes milano Que la venta de imitaciones de relojes de bajo precio no es caro, de buena calidad, y acoge con beneplácito la compra.
Copia di negozio di orologi


text:
This lovely sterling silver necklace features the tiny image of a beautiful mermaid combing her hair.
Mermaids are the symbol of Eloquence. This pendant was cast from an antique wax seal stamp from the 1800's. These were used to seal letters and correspondence and come is a huge variety of designs, mottos, sentiments, heraldry and proverbs... The image on this Pendant features a Mermaid in her traditional pose, holding a comb and mirror.
A Mermaid is one of the favourite emblems of the sea-farer.
She has long been held as the symbol of Eloquence. This is a solid sterling silver piece with a good weight and a fairly chunky feel for it's small size. This pendant measures approx. 13mm at its widest.
This size is only approximate though because each piece is made individually by hand and may vary slightly. The last image is a picture of the explanation card you will receive with your wax seal jewellery.
Please choose from the drop down menu how you would like your charm: -on it's own, -with a sterling silver chain.


text:
For a pharmaceutical company in Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe (Woluwe-Saint-Lambert) we're looking for a REGULATORY AFFAIRS ASSOCIATE.Your tasks consist of:
As REGULATORY AFFAIRS ASSOCIATE your profile matches the following description:
Select Projects is part of the Select group, a collection of HR companies that put people first because Quality is Performance by Genuine People. Select Projects provides technical support to clients on a project basis.Our 220 employees in Belgium and the Netherlands support companies with their projects in various domains: Life Sciences, (petro) chemical, Construction and Rail. From our offices in Antwerp and Rotterdam we optimally support our experienced specialists so that they can deliver high quality to our customers at all times.
You get an attractive salary package with interesting fringe benefits. A company car, meal vouchers, group insurance and mobile phone subscription are possible.We ensure that you end up in a pleasant working environment with nice colleagues and opportunities to develop and further develop. Together with you, we map out a training course tailored to your future plans and needs.


text:
Em fotografia, existem vários programas que se utilizam para polir e até transformar a imagem que se captam. Um desses softwares é o Affinity Photo, que é perfeitamente equivalente ao conhecido photoshop.
Para o lançamento da versão 1.6, a Affinity lançou um repto a todos os utilizadores para submeter o seu trabalho, sendo posteriormente seleccionadas algumas imagens dos utilizadores para promoção do software. Para esse desafio, concorri com duas imagens do meu portfólio. A receptividade às imagens foi tão grande que ambas as imagens foram escolhidas e assim começou uma colaboração com a Affinity.
O primeiro resultado dessa colaboração foi uma entrevista para o blog Spotlight, onde falo da minha formação, e a razão de me dedicar em exclusivo à fotografia de produto.
Transcrevo abaixo a entrevista, tendo optado por a manter na língua original.
O original, com imagens a ilustrar e uma formatação ligeiramente diferente, pode ser lido aqui.
Your background is in architecture, tell us a little about your history and how you became a product photographer
My background is in architecture and I was a practicing architect for 20 years. The issue with architecture is that a building, specially large buildings, takes several years from first concept to opening. So, most of the time we're dealing with the technical and economical issues and not with the creative ones. I felt that I needed a more immediate medium for artistic expression and decided to become a full time photographer.
Before architecture, I used to photograph as an hobby, mostly in black and white and had a dark room were I developed my own prints. During my years working as an architect, photography was always present, so transitioning to photography was more of a returning to a passion and less of a new thing.
I'm self-taught in the sense that I didn't attended a photography course, but I learned a lot from other people, from studying images and finding out what worked for me and from several resources available in the internet.
Your exploded industrial images are both technical and beautiful, can you explain the process of creating them?
Those images are part of a rebranding process for Bilstein, one of the world leaders in the aftermarket car parts. As part of the rebranding, the images where to convey the idea of quality and to depart from the typical image of very static objects.
The concept that I proposed, and ultimately tried to translate into the images, was to have the parts portrayed as if they were mounted in the car, in their working position. To create that feeling, the parts had to be floating and had to have some sort of relation between them.
Regarding the execution, I had to learn what each part was doing, what was it that made it special and how it was related with other parts in the image. After that I created a sketch of each image, to study the relation between the parts, to find the best point of view and decide on the lighting. I tried to shoot all the elements at the same time, so I used small wood blocks to keep the parts at an angle and to keep them in their final position as closely as possible.
What are the biggest challenges you face when photographing products in this way?
There are two really big challenges. First, it's the time it takes just to understand what I'm photographing and making sure that I don't place the parts upside-down or in reverse. Secondly, it's placing the parts together, making constant adjustments so that everything is aligned and making sure it won't collapse like a domino.
What made you switch to using Affinity Photo for your image processing?
I've worked with several other softwares and I'm always keen in testing new software. I was quite surprised on how easy it was to adapt to Affinity and how fast it was. The fact that there was no subscription was something that really helped me decide to work exclusively with Affinity Photo.
What Affinity tool do you find you use the most?
Inpainting and clone brush tools are my most used tools. In product photography there are always small imperfections that need to be corrected and these tools are my first choice.
What is your favourite feature in Affinity?
Live filter layers. That is the best tool to work non-destructively and to be able to correct the image after revisions from the client.
What advice would you give to commercial photographers considering switching to Affinity Photo?
Make a list of what you do most often in your current software and it's limitations. Watch some tutorials about Affinity, and then have a trial run and see if you can do the same and even surpass your current software. Do it for a few days, not just a session. If you have questions, the Affinity forum is the first place to go as there are a lot of really great people there ready to help you. After that it's mainly a person's own decision.
What inspires you?
So many things… Nature in all it's color combinations and varying lights, images from other photographers, simple sketches that spark up ideas and, all the mistakes that happen when photographing.
You've worked with some big brands, what has been your favourite client commission to date?
I have to say that the car parts job was the biggest challenge to date. It was totally new to me and being involved from the concept stage, made the creative process extremely enjoyable.
What would be your dream commission?
Any commission where the client understands that images are an important part of their brand and is ready to create a brief based on a concept, and give enough time for it to mature, it's a dream commission to me.
Does your creative process differ between client commissions and creating photography for yourself?
Most of the times, the images I create for myself are based on a concept and I create 2 or 3 images to tell the story. For most of the clients, it's a single image with a very commercial purpose, that has to fit with previous images the client has. But when the opportunity arises and a concept is put forward, then the process is very similar.
What are your interests outside of photography?
Architecture, naturally, music and science, specially space related science.
It's been a pleasure talking with you, any final words for us?
Thank you for this interview and for Affinity Photo. It's been a great journey and I'm truly looking forward to what Serif will bring us.


text:
Potting Shed Shopping Pad
Sally Swannell
This lovely pad is just perfect for those jobs, notes, and lists.
Each page has a lovely little illustration printed onto quality paper and also has a magnet on the back if you want to stick on the fridge door.
Size: 21cm x 10cm
Delivery Options
How long does it take?
How much does it cost?
|1st Class
|Delivery up 2 to 3 working days.
|£3.50 per order.
|2nd Class
Delivery up 4 to 7 working days.
|Tracked 24hr
Delivery up 2 to 3 working days.
|£6.50 per order.
|Tracked 48hr
Delivery up 3 to 4 working days.
|£5.50 per order.
|International Tracked & Signed
Delivery up to 5 to 7 working days.
|£12.50 per order.
|Worldwide Tracked
Delivery up to 6 to 8 working days.
|£22.50 per order.
Free 1st class shipping is available on all UK orders over £30.
Products that are Temporarily Out of Stock can affect normal delivery times. We aim to get them out to you as soon as possible but can take up to 4 to 6 working days longer than the initial delivery time from when the order was placed.
Products with the Handmade To Order badge can affect the normal delivery times, the delivery time can be up 5 to 10 working days longer. If temporarily out of stock the delivery for these items can take up to 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the supplier.
You have 14 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify us that you wish to cancel your order. Please note: goods that are perishable products, bespoke, earrings or made-to-order to specific requirements, hygiene products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, liquids) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
See our Delivery Information page for more info on delivery locations.


text:
Sewage Cleanup
Basements, Bathrooms, and Commercial Restrooms
If you have experienced a raw sewage spill, it is important to clean it immediately. Complete Clean Water Extraction has been in the business of cleaning sewage spills throughout the area for more than 17 years. We are well versed in the proper protocol for containing the problem and fully removing the sewage waste from the affected area.
24/7 Emergency Sewage Cleanup
(210) 239-0486
Immediate Sewage Cleaning Response
Raw sewage often contains harmful microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, and fungus. Exposure to raw sewage poses serious health risks. You should always assume the worst if you are dealing with raw sewage and eliminate it as soon as possible.
When you call Complete Clean Water Extraction to handle your raw sewage spill, you can rest assured that the problem will be remedied promptly and completely. We have been taking care of properties affected by sewage disasters, whether from floodwaters or toilet overflow for years, and will execute comprehensive cleaning procedures to make sure that all contaminated surfaces are thoroughly cleaned disinfected to keep you, your customers and your loved ones safe.
Our Sewage Cleanup Process
After you have experienced sewage contamination on your residential or commercial property, leave the area and call (210) 239-0486. Your property will be in good hands. The dry out crews at Complete Clean Water Extraction are fully trained in safe sewage removal and treatment of all affected areas to prevent any health risks. We follow the same protocol with every sewage spill cleanup,
- Prompt arrival to the scene to assess the extent of damage
- All personnel use proper protective gear and will contain the area
- Remove any items that cannot be fully cleaned and disinfected
- Disinfect and fully clean all surfaces
- Completely dry affected areas to prevent mold and fungus growth
- Return property to original condition
Call the Restoration Specialists for Sewage Clean Up
Working in the water damage restoration industry since 2003, Complete Clean Water Extraction is a trusted local leader in restoring areas affected by sewage spills. Put our passion for getting the job done properly to work for you. You will receive prompt, courteous service and a team that cares about your health and your house. Sewage spills can cause serious health risks. We understand what is at stake, and excel in eradicating the effects of a sewage leak in your home or business.
Check out our photos for more information.
Call for Fast FREE Quote
Dial Area Code first please.


text:
Introduction to Biostatistics - FMVZ, UNAM 1976
Filial Responsibility Among Mexican American College Students: A pilot investigation and comparison - Journal of Hispanic Higher Education - January (1st Quarter/Winter) 2005
Systems of crossbreeding in swine (II) Evaluation of crossbreeding systems - Z. Tierzuchtg, Zuchtgsbiol 1984
Economix factors of sow replacement - Veterinaria-Mexico 1983
Parity age and parity interval in Tabasco sheep in the tropics - Veterinaria-Mexico 1983
Systems of crossbreeding in swine (I) Estimation of genetic parameters - Z. Tierzuchtg, Zuchtgsbiol 1983
Productivity analysis of a 600 sow unit in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico - Sintesis Porcina 1982
Comparison of three alternatives of genetic improvement in dairy cattle - Veterinaria-Mexico 1981
Crossbreeding systems in swine. A biographical study - Veterinaria-Mexico 1980
Effect of a detergent on laying hens - Veterinaria-Mexico 1976
Effect of the addition of albumin and gamma globulin to the calostrum on piglets - Veterinaria-Mexico 1976
Los supuestos del modelo de regresion lineal y la transformacion logaritmica - Agrociencia 1976
Meteorological Indicators for Amblyomma cajennense Population Dynamics in the Tamaulipan Biotic Province in Texas. - Journal of Vector Ecology
Animal research and food for the future - Revista Proceso Rural 1983
Abstract - Tick Activity During 2005-2006 on the Texas A&M International Campus (Webb County, TX) - The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene 2006
Applied Animal Breeding Laboratory Manual - Iowa State University, Animal Science Department 1984
Statistical Analysis and Evaluation of the Si Three Integration of 3D Health Services - 2016-02-09 to 2017-05-09
BMI in Children During Development - 2016-02-01 to 2017-02-01
Laredo/Webb County Workforce Needs Assessment - 2011-04-01 to 2011-11-30
Mapping the Prevalence of Borrelia in Humans and Ticks in South Texas - 2010-09-01 to 2012-08-31
Selected for Inclusion - Who is Who Among America's Teachers - 2006-01-01
Contribution Award - Mexican Association of Swine Practitioners - 1983-01-01
Honorary Member - Honor Society of Agriculture Gamma Sigma Delta - 1983-01-01
Honorary Member - Mexican Association of Swine Practitioners - 1983-01-01
Recognition for High Scholarship - Honorary Agriculture Society Gamma Sigma Delta - 1978-01-01
Research Participation Award - Mexican Chamber of Pharmacology Industry - 1976-01-01
Recognition for High Scholarship - Veterinary Medicine - 1965-01-01


text:
'"The great part about it for us is, where we are and what we've done and what this team and this group of players have done, and these coaches … every week someone new is stepping up. I'm excited to see who steps up this week and that's why the preparation, the process is so important. That you respect what it takes every week to get yourself where you need to be in order to put yourself in a position to win."'
Archives for October 26, 2017
Bills' pass D won't have easy time rebounding from 'unacceptable' performance
'"That's definitely not what we want on our résumé," defensive end Ryan Davis said Wednesday. "We take pride in our pass defense and our pass rush, and we feel like up front, we didn't affect him enough, whether it be because of play-action or whatever. We just didn't affect him enough, and we've got to give our guys back there some help. We take pride in that. We understand that we've got to buckle down and do our job and do it a little faster.'
Jerry Sullivan: Bills' run defense minding the gaps
'Teams have been throwing on them, to be sure. The Bills have allowed an average of 350 passing yards the last two games, dropping them to 26th in pass defense. But they're fourth in the most important stat — points allowed — and a stingy run defense has a lot to do with it.'
Bills Notebook: 4-2 start 'feels different' to McCoy, Incognito rests ankle
'"We're winning games, but we're not playing our best ball," he said. "That's major. If we were playing our best ball, we might be winning games by bigger margins. So it feels a lot different than last year."'
Bills LB Lorenzo Alexander meets with fan to discuss bringing positive change to Buffalo
'"He had written me a letter just kind of voicing his opinion about the protest. Outside of that, he said he didn't agree with me about everything, but just wanted to have a discussion and get a little perspective from my end and maybe offer something," Alexander said Wednesday. "Obviously I've wanted to talk to somebody from the opposite side. A lot of people on Twitter yell at you, or I've got a couple angry letters as well, so I never want to meet with those people, because you're not going to have a conversation. I liked his demeanor about it, the tone of his letter."'
What They Said: Bills HC McDermott, LB Brown, DT Dareus, RB McCoy, S Poyer, QB Taylor, WR Thompson, CB White, DT Worthy
'Again, don't really know what [happened last year]. I know what we're doing and that's really just guys understanding their job. A phrase of gap integrity, being gap-sound, staying in your gap, however you want to say it. There [are] a lot of different ways to say it. It's just doing your job, knowing what the man next to you is doing whatever his job is, and playing with proper leverage; after that, it really comes down to really just fundamentals.'
Kaelin Clay back with Panthers after being cut by Bills, taking trade full-circle
'The Bills sent cornerback Kevon Seymour to the Panthers for Clay and a 2019 seventh-round pick. Given that Clay ended up being released for corner depth and made almost no impact, maybe the Bills would've been better off keeping Seymour.'
Dareus Review: Bills coach, PFF disagree about Dareus' performance vs. Bucs
'Regardless of what McDermott has seen on film of Dareus, there's no doubting the veteran defensive tackle has not been as effective as a pass-rusher so far this season — and remember, his role may be different now than it had been in previous years.'
Tre'Davious Tracker: One hiccup hurts Bills rookie cornerback vs. Bucs
'White owns the fourth-highest overall grade on the season among 113 qualifying cornerbacks. By PFF's tracking, only Colts cornerback Rashaan Melvin has more pass breakups (nine) than White's eight. The passer rating he's given up has increased over the past two games but currently sits at 86.3, the 54th-lowest at his position.'
Playoff probability index, Week Eight: Bills continue to hover under 50 percent
'Playoff simulations from The New York Times and the betting site betlabsports.com give the Bills just under 50 percent chances to end the drought. Football Outsiders, meanwhile, is much higher on the Bills, giving them a 64.2 percent chance at the playoffs because its simulations think the Bills have a better chance at beating the Patriots to win the division than other sites.'
Bills Fans Near and Far: College hoops coach shares love of Bills
'Hartman isn't the only college basketball coach from the Western New York area who carries an eternal flame for the Bills. He's friends with other coaches around the country who hail from the Buffalo area, including Desmond Oliver and Rob Lanier at the University of Tennessee, Pete Herrmann at Young Harris College, Aaron Marshall at Radford University and Adam Cohen at Stanford University. They use their mutual love of the city and the Bills to stay connected.'
With a surplus of offensive tackles, Bills might want to consider trade possibilities
'Memo to all four clubs: The Buffalo Bills have an abundance of offensive tackles, and for the right price, the majority of them are available.'
Bills' playmaking safety Jordan Poyer thankful his knee injury wasn't worse
' Poyer, Gaines, strong safety Micah Hyde and rookie corner Tre'Davious White have combined for 105 tackles and eight interceptions. It was White's strip fumble and recovery that set up the winning field goal last Sunday and Hyde is tied for the NFL lead with four interceptions.'
This is a New Era for Bills, and Buffalo perfect at defending its dirt
' "Our fans create a fun atmosphere for us to go out and play,'' Taylor said. "One thing we preach is defending our dirt, and we've done that thus far this year. We gotta keep doing that moving forward.'''
Buffalo Bills injuries: Latest on Richie Incognito, E.J. Gaines, Jordan Poyer
'The injury report is lengthier than it has been in recent weeks and includes injuries to five starters. The good news is Cordy Glenn is back to full participation and McDermott sounds encouraged by the progress the left tackle had made. Also, wide receiver Jordan Matthews was not listed on the injury report at all, indicating that his thumb injury is no longer holding him back in any way.'
NFL trading deadline: Larry Fitzgerald among 6 dream options for Buffalo Bills
'Who could be a better fit in the Bills' receiver room than Larry Fitzgerald? The Bills tried to add a veteran presence in Anquan Boldin, and Fitzgerald brings the same qualities in terms of work ethic and professionalism. The Cardinals are now dealing with major injuries to Carson Palmer and David Johnson. Their season isn't a total loss, but maybe Fitzgerald would want to play for a contender. He's in the final year of his contract, so a trade wouldn't be out of the question. He might cost a pretty penny, though.'
Revisiting the Buffalo Bills' 2017 trades: Who's currently winning each trade?
'There's still plenty of time for Zay Jones to turn around his rookie season and help make this trade look better for Buffalo, but he's struggled early in his rookie season. Jones has seven receptions for 83 yards on 32 targets through six games.'
Bills players say 4-2 this season is "different" than last year
'"Yeah, honestly, I didn't even know we were 4-2 last year, I didn't remember. It feels different, it's a different 4-2 I feel like, but we've got to find ways to keep it going. We got to 4-2 last year and then lost a lot, so we've got to find ways to keep it going, not just win seven games," Brown said.'
McDermott says Raiders have plenty of weapons without Marshawn
'"Marshawn is a good back, but I think they have enough weapons without him back there," McDermott said. "Certainly Marshawn is a good player, but we've got to focus on the guys we're going to see this weekend."'
Bills' teammates poke fun at Preston Brown for fumbling fumbles
'His teammates on defense leveled with Brown. They know it's not easy to "scoop and score," as they call it. But in the end, the Bills recovered the ball and won the game.'
Nick's six-pack of Bills – Raiders facts
'With Marshawn Lynch sidelined due to suspension, the backfields will both feature very different levels of experience. Bills running back LeSean McCoy recorded two touchdowns last week and now has 75 scores in his career with 9,324 career rushing yards. Oakland will split time between Jalen Richard and DeAndre Washington; Richard has two touchdowns and 649 yards, while Washington has three touchdowns and 520 rushing yards in their careers.'
EJ Manuel embraces fresh start as Raiders head to Buffalo
'"I never lost my love for the game," Manuel said this month. "At the end of the day, I grew up playing this game. I grew up playing basketball and baseball as well. I never lost the love or zeal for the game. I think I might have lost the love for the outside portion that came along with it. People always having something to say, negative or positive, I didn't like all of that.'
Thursday's Oakland Coverage
Raiders find lightening the mood helped to shake four-game losing streak (East Bay Times)
How Amari Cooper got loose — the inside story (East Bay Times)
Raiders' Amari Cooper breaks out from the slot (San Francisco Chronicle)
EJ Manuel embraces fresh start as Raiders head to Buffalo (Las Vegas Review Journal)
Raiders WR Amari Cooper not caught up in accolades (Las Vegas Review Journal)
Raiders WR Amari Cooper downplays big game (AP)
Raiders' WR Cooper wants consistent success (The Sports Xchange)
Raiders exercising patience with first-round CB Gareon Conley (NBC Sports Bay Area)
Richard, Washington could spark Raiders with Lynch suspended (NBC Sports Bay Area)
Addition of NaVorro Bowman Already Paying Big Dividends For Raiders Both On And Off The Field (Raiders.com)
Raiders Sign RB Elijah Hood To Active Roster (Raiders.com)
Amari Cooper Named Week 7 AFC Offensive Player Of The Week (Raiders.com)
Head Coach Jack Del Rio: "We're Just Focusing On Buffalo" (Raiders.com)
Quarterback Derek Carr: "Every Game I Prepare The Same Way" (Raiders.com)
Oakland Raiders Week 8 Injury Report: Amerson Misses Practice (Raiders.com)
Key Matchups To Watch: Oakland Raiders vs. Buffalo Bills (Raiders.com)
Air & Ground Matchup Report: Week 8 vs. Bills (Raiders.com)
Bills rookie Tre' White focuses on flaws to stay grounded
'"I don't think I'm too hard on myself," said White, who was inconsolable on the team bus after being burned by A.J. Green scoring a 77-yard touchdown in a 20-16 loss to the Bengals. "It's part of just wanting to get better and better each week — never getting complacent."'
Bills' focus is on consistency
'"The great part about it for us is that at this point, where we are and what we've done and what this group of players and coaches have done, every week someone new is stepping up," said McDermott. "That's the great part about it, and I'm excited to see who steps up this week and that's why the preparation and the process is so important, that you respect what it takes to get yourself to where you need to be in order to put yourself in a position to win."'
Offenses for Raiders, Bills alive, well
'Mills has the unenviable task of keeping Khalil Mack away from Taylor. Mack is the star of an otherwise average-at-best Oakland defense, capable of deciding games with his ability to get to the quarterback. What's more, Mack figures to be motivated for this one, since he played college ball at the University of Buffalo.'
Poyer, Gaines remain day-to-day as Bills prep for Raiders
'CB E.J. Gaines, G Richie Incognito, and S Jordan Poyer all sat out of practice with various ailments. Gaines injured his hamstring Sunday and could not finish the game. Incognito got his ankle rolled up on and had to miss several plays before returning to the field. Poyer was hit in the knee on the very last play as the Buccaneers continued to lateral the ball. He was tended to on the field after time expired.'
Joe B: 5 Buffalo Bills practice notes (10/25/17)
'With Glenn clearing a major hurdle in regards to his health, that means he's likely to continue on as the starter on the left side of the line. The lingering question is what now becomes of rookie Dion Dawkins, and more importantly, where he'll begin to practice.'
Bills preparing for Khalil Mack, Raiders defense
'The Bills learned how quickly he can wreck a game plan a year ago. Mack helped turned the tide in the Raiders' comeback 38-24 win last season by forcing two turnovers late in the fourth quarter, including a strip-sack with about three minutes to go in the game.'
Bills awarded claim for CB Lafayette Pitts
'Pitts, 25, was just waived by the Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday. The cornerback has appeared in 14 career games for the Miami Dolphins and Jaguars serving mainly on special teams.'
Quick Hits: Incognito among nicked up Bills
'"I know he feels pretty good," said head coach Sean McDermott of Incognito. "It's just a matter of being precautionary and building up to the game at this point."'
Top 7 storylines for Bills-Raiders this week
'It's early. It's not even midseason yet. But it's all right there for the Bills, as far as playoff contention. At 4-2, with a 2-1 record in the conference, and currently holding the fifth seed in the AFC, it's not about making a move for the playoffs. It's more about staying in contention at this point in the season. And you'd have to figure when you put the standings board up in about six weeks, the Bills and Raiders figure to be vying for one of the wild card playoff spots. It's a critical mid-season game, more important than last week's win over an NFC opponent.'
Bills Today: Defense determined to slow down opposing QBs
'"Well, it is a concern. I don't take those things lightly. We've got to look at everything," he said. "From what we're doing schematically, personnel. We've got to make sure we've got some things buttoned up on that end, and that we continue to affect the quarterback. Quarterbacks drive this league, and we have to do a good job of affecting quarterbacks."'


text:
I wanted to start this review by saying that for me, seeing Mary Stuart meant watching two usually superb actresses, Janet McTeer and Harriet Walter , chew the scenery for nearly three hours. But then, this production of Friedrich Schiller's 1800 play has precious little scenery to chew - a stark black back wall, a prison bed, a bench. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
Look, I love Janet McTeer. I thought she was nuanced and superb on Broadway back in 1997 as Nora in A Doll's House, the performance for which she won a best-actress Tony Award. I know that Harriet Walter won the Evening Standard Award in London for playing Queen Elizabeth I in this production, which began at the Donmar Warehouse and moved to the West End. I'm aware that the play itself is intense and powerful. And I realize that I'm in the minority - that most critics have loved this production and these actresses.
But what can I say? From the opening moments, all I felt was distance and disbelief. I didn't for a minute - make that a second - believe that McTeer was Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, or that Walter was Elizabeth. All I saw were two actresses letting us all know that they were "Acting." See the emotion! See the anger! See the distress!
They, and the rest of the cast, just didn't make anything matter, didn't draw me in, didn't get me involved in the religious disputes and political machinations of late 16th century England, or the personalities of and the battle between the monarchs. O.K., Mary was Catholic and Elizabeth Protestant, and Mary wanted to bring Catholicism back to England and rule over both countries, and there had been a plot to kill Elizabeth, and maybe Mary led the plot and maybe she didn't. And yes, Elizabeth's decision to send Mary to the chopping block affected Elizabeth's inner soul. But up on the stage of the Broadhurst Theater, it all seemed long ago and far away, with nothing in the production to make it up close and personal.
Maybe it was the acting style, all British technique and no real emotion. Could this Mary have arranged for the murder of her husband and then married the murderer? No. This was only an actress acting. In the eagerly awaited Act Two scene in which the two queens meet, it was all histrionics, not performance.
Maybe it was the directorial choice to eschew the scenery, perhaps to make everything seem timeless - only to again create coolness and distance, in basic black. Perhaps it was the decision to dress Elizabeth and Mary in period costume but have all the male members of Elizabeth's court dress alike in modern dark suit, shiny black shoes, white shirt and tie, which had the effect of separating them widely in time and space.
Possibly the director wished to make a statement that the members of the court were akin to a faceless bureaucracy. Or perhaps it was a declaration that all men are alike. But the fact is that in the play, the men are all different, with differing motives, beliefs, political goals. For me, the suits didn't work - to make the subtleties of the plot fully work, you have to be able to tell the men apart, appreciate the nuance. All men aren't alike - they may all be cunning, plotting and evil, but they are cunning, plotting and evil each in their separate ways.
Maybe it's the director, Phyllida Lloyd. She has had a distinguished career in London directing classics and contemporary works - Shakespeare, Congreve, Joe Orton, John Guare. But she is best known for that abomination called Mamma Mia!
The males are all fine - among them Michael Countryman as Sir Amias Paulet, Mary's jailor- Chandler Williams as Mortimer, her loyal conspirator- Nicholas Woodeson as Lord Burleigh, her sworn enemy a


text:
A Thriller Audio Drama. Our main character returns to his very small hometown to seek answers for something that happened in the past that caused him to be a government slave. He has nothing to lose and will go through hell and back to get revenge for what has happened to him so long ago. Will he achieve what he wants? Who will he meet in his town? Will they be with him or against him?
Former Guard, Current Hitman hired by Gerald. Unremorseful, cocky, and does his job well.
"Well then, if you're really gonna waste your life trying to kill me, then it's open season."
"I would have never expected a pussy like you to do something like this… it's utterly pathetic. A traitor like you deserves nothing but death."
"I haven't heard that name in years… really pisses me off thinking about it. I'll kill him for half of what you ask. It's a little more personal than you understand."
Main character's deceased wife. She is very smart, responsible, and caring.
"Well if you ever need anything for whatever reason, don't be afraid to call me, okay?"
"(sick) I'll see you after the procedure. Take care, Johnny…"
Local hunter from Bates, Alaska. Befriends main character. Very friendly and known well through Bates.
"Hey. You Alright? You almost became dog food there."
"[chuckles], you're right. But that's only because I wanna help out with whatever is going on."
"That guy shooting everywhere isn't really giving me any time to fire back. I gotta catch him by surprise somehow."
A Middle-aged doctor. Manipulative, greedy, will do anything to get what he wants.
"Did you think everything was that fucking easy?! You can't avoid what was in the past!"
"That sneaky little…"
"This drug will hinder all of your senses. All your nerves will sting like a thousand needles piercing your entire body. Kind of appropriate for what you did really."
Head of the Base 029, supervises chemists and doctors at base. Very serious about his job. Stern, cunning, and doesn't take crap from anyone.
"You better have a good fucking explanation for whatever you just did!"
"Sir, I believe he could be a valuable test subject for the R Experiments."
Main character's abusive father. Wants him dead. Manipulates to get what he wants. Grimy voiced. Older.
"Listen! Make sure he doesn't get here alive! I don't care how you kill him, but just do it!"
"You lab rat piece of shit!"
Main character's mother; killed in a house fire that caused main character's downfall.
"Jonathan please! I need you to hide these tapes where no one can find them! Don't worry about Trent and Heather, I'll take care of them. Just go!"


text:
Lyon O'Neale Arnold is helping to save the planet, one mobile phone at a time.
The Tauranga law firm's Willow Street office is a collection point for RE:MOBILE - New Zealand's only accredited mobile phone recycling scheme, and they're urging people to donate any unwanted phones to help clean up our beaches and waterways.
Managed by the New Zealand Telecommunications Forum, RE:MOBILE collects and recycles unwanted mobile devices in partnership with 2degrees, Spark, Vodafone and SwapKit, contributing a share of profits to the charity Sustainable Coastlines.
Sustainable Coastlines, which last year collected over 80 tonnes of waste from beaches and planted around 20,000 native trees beside waterways, has dedicated the month of June to 'World Environment 2018', with an emphasis on recycling mobile phones.
Phones received are graded and have their data and SIM cards removed and destroyed. Those that can still be used are refurbished and sold as low-cost handsets to places like Africa and Asia, while the remainder are broken down and recycled in an environmentally friendly way.
Last year RE-MOBILE collected 101,630 unwanted devices, saving over 11,000 tonnes of hazardous waste from going to landfill.
All makes and models of mobile phones are accepted, regardless of condition.
Subscribe to our weekly Newsletter


text:
Restaurant Crew Member
You belong at Popeyes! Why Popeyes? Because here, you can Bring IT ALL to the table your personality, panache, and unscripted sense of possibility seasoned with your spirit of service to others. The Popeyes brand was founded in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1972 and is the worlds second largest quick-service chicken concept (based on the number of units). Within the QSR industry, Popeyes distinguishes itself with a unique new Orleans style menu.
Wildor Restaurant Group is a locally owned Popeyes franchisee. We currently have four open locations and are scheduled to open our Rocky Mount location in December of 2019.
Were currently hiring for all positions including shift managers, prep, batter-fry, packers and cashiers. Our crew Member positions are responsible for preparing, packaging, and delivering our great food to customers and are a critical link to the success of the company. Being a crew member means exhibiting a friendly, enthusiastic attitude while performing job assignments, showing a caring attitude for customers and fellow employees, and maintaining the companys operational quality and cleanliness standards.
- Ability to work and learn in a fast paced environment
- The ability to maintain cash variances at acceptable levels
- Able to project a professional appearance
- Must have a positive attitude at all times in the restaurant
- Ability to communicate, read, and perform basic math functions
- Must be able to work a consistent schedule based on your availability
- May be required to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally
- Must be able to stand or walk for the duration of their shift
- Frequent bending, kneeling, stooping, and reaching
- Must be a minimum of 16 years of age
Essential Responsibilities WHAT YOU DO!
- Welcomes the customers
- Take accurate orders
- Manage customer payments using a cash register
- Ensure restrooms, dining area, and Kitchen are kept clean and meet safety and health standards
- Prepares and presents quality products at all times
- Maintains adequately stocked work stations, restocking stations as needed
- Meets reasonable expectations as established by the Operations Standards manuals
- Attends special meetings as scheduled by the Restaurant manager
- Completes required training modules in Service and/or Production
- Competitive hourly pay based on experience
- Ongoing training and career development
- Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
- An opportunity to grow with a growing franchisee
Popeyes is an equal opportunity employer


text: Quink 13 Posted March 22, 2017 On page 40.0 of the Tutorial manual it outlines the steps to access the LS6R "STEP" prompt which allows one to "walk" through each enroute waypoint in the loaded flight plan. This pre-flight verification is a required item prior to departure at least on my former airline. In Mike Ray's, who was one of the beta testers on our "Queen" and a former UAL 747-400 Captain's wonderful book, 747-400 PILOT HANDBOOK - SIMULATOR AND CHECKRIDE PROCEDURES, He outlines the same procedure but in greater detail on page 100. I have tried both sets of steps and am totally unable to bring up the "STEP" prompt. Any advice from someone has been able to bring it up would be most appreciated. As one who has been through enough RW check rides and Proficiency checks on the 747-400 I can not recommend Mike's above mentioned book highly enough. I wish it had existed back in the days when I had to go play "You bet your job" twice a year. If you're interested you can find this gem here....... www.utem.com Frederick Coleman Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text:
Top 10 Best Mobile Games Android & IOS Under 100mb:- Games are always exciting and interesting. Today we can play thousands of games easily on our Smartphones. If you are a game lover then you can to the right place. Here are the Top 10 Best Mobile Games Android & IOS Under 100mb.
- Shadow Fight 2
- Rally Racer EVO
- Super Boxing Champion
- GeoStorm
- Mmm Fingers 2
- Sachin Saga Cricket Champion
- Infinite Shooting
- Force of freedom
- The Great War
- Drag'n'Boom
Top 10 Best Mobile Games Android & IOS Under 100mb
1) Shadow Fight 2
Shadow Fight 2 is a fighting role-playing game made by Nekki. This game brings the fighting genre to a whole new technological level. The game features colorful graphics smooth animation realistic physics which makes gaming incredible. The gameplay also contains a large number of weapons and Armor.
Special features of Shadow Fight 2 are:
- smooth animation and lifelike easy physics.
- Spectacular Shadow based fighting mechanics
- Lots of gear in weapons to collect
- gorgeous visuals
- hundreds of perks and super moves
- diverse fighting mod
2) Rally Racer EVO
Rally Racer Evo is an Ultimate racing game developed by VO digital arts. In the game, there is 32 licensed course in total in order to become a real driver. The game features next generation graphics And Sound Technology. There are 17 realistically made super vehicles Audi Quattro S1, Subaru Impreza STI, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 6 and many more.
Key features of game
- 17 wheeler vehicles with custom and upgrade options.
- 12 racing tracks with different atmospheric conditions.
- 4 game modes, an event at dinner and training.
- best gaming mobile games
- 85 competitive races in 6 racing events for group B 2WD crossover-SUV and classic 4wd rally vehicle.
- 32 courses for unique license mode.
- realistic physics with consistent vehicle behaviors and easy to learn gameplay.
- Highly optimised next-generation graphics and sound and size is only 64 MB.
Also Check Out: 10 Offline Best Android Games Under 50MB
Also Check Out: 10 Best Android Games for Kids
Also Check Out: 10 Best Racing Games For Android Offline
3) Super Boxing Champion
Super boxing champion street fighting game is a fighting game developed by Mf games inclusive. The game features polished animation stunning 2D graphics which brings the real boxing experience in your hand. The touchscreen game controls are very easy to which increases gaming experience. The game has exciting Battles with mortal enemies. If you like fighting games then you should give this game a try. (Top 10 Best Mobile Games Android & IOS Under 100mb)
Special features of game
- Knock down your opponent by punching or kicking
- Unlimited combo and exquisite excuse it game scene
- best free mobile games
- The game contains more than 60 missions
- Many cool weapons to use in the game
4) GeoStorm
Geostorm is a puzzle game developed by sticky studios. Play the official game of the movie now Earth needs your help. There are tsunami and lightning Stroke in the game. experience immersive audio and atmospheric style 3D graphics art of challenging gameplay protecting mankind.
- Survive a tsunami, the deadly cold, and a lightning storm.
- Experience immersive audio and atmospheric stylized 3D graphics.
- best mobile games android
- Hours of challenging gameplay
- Escape with all the essential data and save mankind!
5) Mmm Fingers 2
Mmm Fighters 2 is an arcade game developed by Noodlecake Studios inclusive.This is a very interesting game in which you have to slide your finger in the screen and pass the obstacle without touching any of them. (Top 10 Best Mobile Games Android & IOS)
Features of this game
- New Monsters
- New challenge mode
- A new and unique challenge every day
- best free mobile games android
- Leaderboard and achievement
- Easy to use one-touch portrait gameplay
Also Check Out: Top 13 Amazing Android Games Under 10MB
Also Check Out: Top 5 Best Android Board Games
Also Check Out: 10 Best Android Games Under 20MB
Also Check Out: Top 20 Best Offline Android Games Under 100MB


text:
With August finally here, it's time to embrace — and indulge in — the waning days of summer. We've rounded up 17 of Louisville's most delicious, local food FINDS to help you wrap up the season in the tastiest way possible. Enjoy!
17 Local Food FINDS
Cheddar pecan torte & benedictine
When it comes to any cookout, party or get-together, cheddar pecan torte and benedictine are a must. Be sure to buy more than you think you'll need because these dips will be gone in the blink of an eye. Find the benedictine for $6 and cheddar pecan torte for $16 at The Cheddar Box.
Naked Hummus
Everyone loves a classic hummus — but hummus tastes even better when it's made locally. With delicious flavors like roasted garlic, roasted butternut squash and kalamata olive, you'll wonder where this hummus has been all your life. Find Naked Hummus for $5 per container at The Douglas Loop Farmer's Market.
Spudz Chips
Chips are a classic snack that we can munch on for days, and these ripple chips are no exception. With a classic, savory flavor that's made right here in the Bluegrass state, these chips create the perfect crunch for a snack or side. Find a bag starting at $8 at Spudz Chips or venture to your local grocery for a $2 bag.
RELATED: 3 Homemade Jam Recipes to Feature on Your Next Charcuterie Board
If there's a non-bourbon drink out there that has Kentucky written all over it, it has to be Ale8one. This delicious soda is what everyone needs when they go to the lake or kick back with friends. Find a 12 pack for $11 at Ale8one or a 6 pack locally at ValuMarket or Kroger.
Kentucky Kombucha
Locally made with incredible health benefits — it doesn't get much better than that! Kentucky Kombucha comes in lots of delicious flavors like jasmine, lemongrass, ginger and more. This healthy drink tastes like a treat. Find a bottle for $3.99 at Rainbow Blossom.
Heine Brothers' coffee
Louisvillians love Heine Brothers'. Bring all the deliciousness of Heine Brothers' home with their X coffee. For the extremists, we've chosen their delicious espresso. Find a 12-ounce bag for $12 at Heine Brothers'.
Louisville Tea Company mugs
It's time to get boozy with these "Just Add Booze" drink mugs from the Louisville Tea Company. Add the alcohol of your choice to create tea-infused spirits, with flavors like Earl Gin, Toasted Tequila and Hibiscus White available to get the party started. Find them for $6 at Louisville Tea Company.
Old 502 wines
Wine tastes better when it's aged in a bourbon barrel — trust us, it does! This Bourbon Barrel Red is everything we're looking for as our summer wine-ds down. Find it for $9.99 at Total Wine & More.
Pasta night
Kick pasta night up a notch with locally made gnocchi. This tri-colored pasta comes in a few flavors including traditional, beet and spinach to give your family an extra boost of veggies in every serving. Find three 12-ounce packages for $27 at Lotsa Pasta.
Primo oils
An infused olive oil can really amp up the flavor of an entire dish. Our favorite is the Tuscan Herb — we use it on pasta, potatoes, veggies and much more! Find it for $16 at Primo Oils.
Add some heat and flavor to your family dinners with this bourbon teriyaki sauce. Grab a regular bottle, or kick things up a notch with the hot and spicy option. Find these Kentuckyaki sauces for $10 each at Bourbon Barrel Foods.
Beer syrup
Add a twist to your Sunday brunch with this Chocolate Porter Syrup made from craft beer. Combining rich flavor and a dry cocoa finish for a delightful and unique taste, this chocolate syrup is the perfect addition to any waffles, desserts, or even pork. Find it for $18.99 per bottle at The Beer Syrup Co.
RELATED: Ask for the Dessert Menu at These Restaurants
Kizito cookies
Need a cookie fix? These freshly made cookies are some of the best in the city and are baked with dark chocolate, white chocolate and crunchy pecans. Find them for $26.95 for a dozen at Kizito Cookies.
Art Eatables
For a rich treat to satisfy your sweet tooth, try these Maker's Mark Premium Bourbon Truffles, mixed with milk chocolate and Maker's Mark Bourbon Whisky. The deep bourbon flavor paired with the warm tones of milk chocolate makes for the ultimate Kentucky sweet treat. Find them starting at $10.50 at Art Eatables.
With fall on the horizon, we're dreaming of a festive pie season. This Kentucky classic is one of our favorites, warming us up with its chocolate and choice walnuts baked in Grandma Leaudra's delicate crust. Find it for $19.99 at A Taste of Kentucky.
Caroline's Cakes
Four layers of luscious lime cake filled with alternating blackberry coulis and blackberry buttercream and iced with Caroline's Cakes freshly made blackberry buttercream … need we say more? This one is perfect for bidding summer farewell. Find it for $60 on SB Shop.
Shotwell Candy: The Original Salted Caramels
There's just nothing like some melt-in-your-mouth caramels. This buttery soft caramel is infused with barrel-aged bourbon, vanilla extract and then finished with crunchy Celtic grey salt. Find a 1 lb box for $29.95 at SB Shop.
There you have it. It's still summer, but fall is closer than we think — we hope these food FINDS help you enjoy the best of both seasons!
Want more great FINDS? Follow us on Instagram, or get out and explore the city with our SB App! Download it … it's free!!