text:
Jewelery Box
CustomMade by Brenda Hall
sculpted on the top, is ash with african cedar and walnut feet. The bottom is also walnut.
Find another project to get CustomMade
bar height bistro table
by Christine Oct 10th 2012
We are so grateful to CustomMade for linking us with HnL Woodworking. From the beginning to end, Brenda listened, communicated and delivered. The table she created for us is perfect in every way. When the delivery went a bit awry through no fault of Brenda, she followed through and the wait was all worthwhile.
2 non-toxic wooden daybeds
by Miriam K. Sep 04th 2012
Brenda went above and beyond to deliver a product that we were happy with. As a newbie to the custom ordering process, I neglected to share specifics on the height we wanted for the sofa or the slat widths. We communicated with Brenda after she'd delivered the beautifully finished project and she helped us achieve an amazing product. I'd advise future buyers to get crystal clear on what you want beforehand so that Brenda can deliver it. It wasn't her fault that I left out the information, but she took full ownership of the project. We couldn't be happier with our experience. Also, for all of you folks worried about reducing toxins in your home and being more eco-friendly, Brenda is knowledgeable and skilled at working with non-toxic products. That was very important to us, and we're grateful to have worked with someone in the know.
dining table, 6ft, 2" pine, rustic, bread board
by Naim N. Aug 14th 2012
After moving into our new place we wanted to have a unique looking dining table made to a high standard which would last for many years, not just a cookie cutter type from a retail store. We were apprehensive at first not just because this was the first time we decided to purchase a piece of furniture without seeing the item but it was also our first time using CustomMade. However, Brenda completely understood and made the whole experience a joy and quickly put our fears at ease. We traded ideas back and forth to eventually come to a decision on the style, materials and the final look which all fitted within our budget. Brenda kept us constantly updated throughout the whole process with pictures at each stage of the manufacturing process and if we had any questions or concerns she quickly responded. It was wonderful working with her, and when it arrived we fell in love with the table. It was exactly what we wanted and looks perfect in our new home. We love the quality and the finis... Read More
tv wall unit to match 2 existing pieces
by Stephen C. Aug 07th 2012
This is a preliminary review, because although the project has just been completed, I won't be able to take delivery for a couple of weeks due to work being done on the room where the item will be installed; thus, I have not actually seen the finished product. That said, Brenda has been terrific! She asked all the right questions, listened to the answers, and kept me informed throughout with progress updates and pics. From what I can tell from the photos, the item looks great and is an exact match with the 2 existing units that will be on either side of it. Her skill in matching grain and color is outstanding, and she has exactly replicated the trim. I'm looking forward to seeing the final version, and Brenda has kindly offered to store the item for me until the room is ready. Terrific customer service! Will provide a final review when I take delivery, but expect a great product based on what I've seen to date.
Antique looking butcher block table similar to the one in the picture.
by susan B. Jul 31st 2012
Working with HnL Woodworking was a pleasure. She's not only very talented but also flexible to last minute suggestions/changes. I will definitely work with HnL again.


text:
iPad and innovative apps for business are inspiring new and better ways to work. Interact with business data, visualize results and collaborate like never before. With apps so
immersive and engaging you'll forget you're even working.
iPad is ready for work with built-in apps that come with iOS, the world's most advanced operating system. And with an amazing selection of business apps from the App Store to choose from, you can hit the ground running with the broadest selection of tools to help you be more productive.
Mail and more.
Every iPad comes with a powerful set of apps every business professional can rely on for work including Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Maps and more.
New ways to note.
Capture meeting notes, project ideas, and work to do's right on iPad. Whether you like to type, write, dictate or all of the above, there's an iPad app perfect for you.
Nothing comes between you and your most important work documents on iPad. Whether you need to view and approve, update and share, or create content from scratch, there are powerful apps that make it easy to work with all the industry-standard document types on iPad.
Anywhere file access.
With apps made for connecting securely to corporate or cloud-based systems, you have ready access to your critical business information. And iPad connects to ultrafast wireless networks around the world so you can download content at amazing speeds.
Dynamic docs.
Working with documents is easy on iPad. You can do word processing, work with spreadsheets, edit and give presentations, annotate PDF documents, even create and sign forms with just your fingers.
Meet with colleagues and customers wherever they are right on iPad, your mobile office on the go. With the incredibly thin and light iPad design, ultrafast wireless connectivity, and
instant-on power, you can present and share ideas with immediate impact.
Meet and greet.
iPad and innovative off-the-shelf apps make it easy to host or join a meeting, run multi-party meetings, share files, and even chat with attendees. With the brilliant display on iPad, you can experience video conferences in perfect detail.
Connect anywhere.
With iPad, you can access your company's unified communications system and internal social network to stay in touch with fellow employees, access work materials, and share information.
How To: Salesforce Chatter
Stay connected with colleagues with Salesforce Chatter.
View the How To video
iPad keeps you in the sales loop all day long by keeping you connected to your most important customer's information. Discover powerful apps that open new possibilities for mobile selling with the convenience of a paperless workflow.
Keep customers close at hand.
Take iPad on your sales calls and get immediate access to critical customer information that could make or break a deal. Connect to your customer database and even view, track, and manage customer data on the fly.
Never miss a deal.
Optimize your selling opportunities from just about anywhere. Take credit card payments, print or email receipts, process invoices, and track payments right from iPad.
Manage, monitor and maintain your business like never before with iPad and apps that keep you in touch wherever your business takes you. With ultrafast wireless connectivity and an amazing 10 hours of battery life1, iPad keeps you connected so you can keep your operations on course.
Track time and the bottom line.
iPad gives you the power to stay in control of your business operations all day long. From tracking multiple projects to recording billable hours to managing expenses, you've got the tools to stay on track.
Analysis at your fingertips.
On iPad, business metrics have never been so beautiful and compelling on the clearly remarkable iPad display. Explore apps that transform your operational data into visually-rich graphs, charts, and tables.
There's a world of possibilities with in-house app development for iPad. Explore what businesses are creating in-house and get started building breakthrough apps.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
NRS Fishing Tool Retractor$14.95
Keep your line snips, forceps or other lightweight fishing tools handy with the NRS Fishing Tool Retractor. No fumbling in pockets and no dropping that essential tool in the water!
Reviewed by 1 customer Displaying review 1 Pros
Cons Best Uses
Comments about NRS Fishing Tool Retractor: Sturdy housing, easily pulls at least two feet. It has a clip that works well with the Chinook PFD, and you can attach an extra or two. Doesn't have the safety pin type attachment common on other retractors.
Displaying review 1 |


text:
Summers of Fun and Learning
Each summer our center embarks on several mini-adventures for your children. These field trips will enhance the safe, fun, and exciting learning experiences at Kids of Camelot.
Your children will be directed and cared for by our excellent staff that is certified in CPR and First Aid.
Past trips and activities have included all of the following and more:
- Hogle Zoo
- Thanksgiving Point
- Antelope Island
- Clark Planetarium
- Hill Aerospace Museum
- Crafts
- Swimming
- Movies (G Rated)


text:
Work of Art is a 6 week interactive art programme run by one of the 2012 Grand Idea Competition competition finalists.
What is it about?
Work of art is about giving 10 young people (aged 13 to 15) the opportunity to learn new techniques, use new tools and create their best art piece in a fun and creative environment. Artwork will be exhibited at The Public.
Only 10 places available! For more information and to book call Jonah on 07903346077 or email
Supported by Ideas2Business


text:
Eustachian TubeThe eustachian tubes run between the inside of the ears and the back of the throat. When a person swallows, the eustachian tube opens briefly to match the air pressure in the middle ear with the air pressure outside the ear. If the eustachian tubes become blocked, pressure changes cause pain in the ear. Fluid may build up in the ear, sometimes leading to infection (otitis media). Young children are at an increased risk for ear infections because they have eustachian tubes that are shorter, more horizontal, and more easily blocked than those in older children and adults.
eMedicineHealth Medical Reference from Healthwise This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. How this information was developed to help you make better health decisions. To learn more visit Healthwise.org © 1995-2012 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated. |
Women's Health
Find out what women really need.
From WebMD
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Featured Topics
Most Popular Topics
Medical Dictionary
Pill Identifier on RxList
- quick, easy,
pill identification
Find a Local Pharmacy
- including 24 hour, pharmacies


text:
June is sign that we're already halfway through 2013. Time flies so fast. I can barely remember the start of the year.
With regards to the weather, it's still raining here in Northern America (upper) while the rest of the world are mostly enjoying spring and summer season.
This reminds me of beaches, vacation trips, and other relaxing excursions.
During the second quarter of the year, I've stumbled on this website that provides tons of juicing recipes on different fruits and vegetables. I'm going to try several recipes and combinations since some of them tastes good while some are really hard to drink.
Among the favorite types of vegetables that I use includes brocolli, dark green vegetables, kale and collard. I'm particularly interested in the benefits of juicing kale ever since I've read it from one of the medical journals that it can actually help lower bad cholesterol levels and produce more good cholesterol for your body.
That's basically what I plan to do for the next few months, in terms of losing weight. If you would like to learn more, try visiting JuicingDietWorks.com to learn more about these journey.
Next thing on my plate is to complete the niche site duel 2.0 case studies as part of my internet marketing training series.
I have created a website from scratch and publicly revealed my stats here.
The steps that I took involved a lot of doing market research with a keyword research tool called Market Samurai. Read my complete review of Market Samurai and let me know what you think.
I also tried to create a list of keywords to target and saved them in my Google Docs account. This allows me to save all my files and make them easily accessible on "the cloud"
Last but not the least, I'd like to say that I'm really looking forward to new article at Wikipedia.


text:
Release Date: September 25 (North America), September 28 (Europe)
Platforms available on: Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, Vita, PS2, PSP, PC, Nintendo 3DS
Developer: EA Canada
Publisher: EA Sports
Genre: Sports
FIFA 13 faces some stiff competition from a PES release that's back in form and oozing class. Fortunately, the team at EA Canada hasn't been sloppy with this year's update, adding numerous enhancements of its own both on the field and within its healthy array of game modes. The question is, are the latest batch of upgrades enough to knock last year's version off the top of the table, or does FIFA 13 need to put in more time on the training ground?
On the face of it, FIFA 13's gameplay additions seem rather meagre, although the impact each has shouldn't be underestimated. Arguably the most important new feature is the first-touch technique, which adds a much-needed dose of unpredictability to matches. Clumsy centre backs are no longer able to gracefully pluck the ball out of the air when under pressure, while pacey forwards must consider the speed and angle of the ball when meeting a lobbed pass. Expect plenty of mistakes and lots of loose balls.
While the game also boasts tighter, almost FIFA Street-esque dribbling controls and new free kick methods, it's the attacking AI that makes the second biggest impression, and once again, it's a positive one. Developers speak of AI improvements all the time, though sometimes they can be hard to spot. FIFA 13's intelligent off-the-ball play is as clear as a Frank Lampard equaliser against Germany, however, especially if you're fond of the through ball. It alleviates frustrations of the past when your teammates would wander around aimlessly leaving the ball carrier to do all of the work.
The on-field visuals have also been upgraded, making FIFA 13 the prettiest football game of all time. Sprites are bigger, the animation is slicker and the grass is greener, unless you're playing at a waterlogged Ivy Lane, of course.
Despite recycling many of last year's background comments and team descriptions, the commentary also continues to impress. Martin Tyler and Alan Smith return as the main team, while Clive Tyldesley and Andy Townsend handle cup competitions. Even Geoff Shreeves makes an appearance, offering an insight into injuries before the game restarts with a drop ball, while Alan McInally delivers live score updates.
While it's debatable whether FIFA 13 outperforms PES 2013 on the pitch, it most definitely scores an extra goal or two off it. EA Canada has packed the title with an almost overwhelming number of modes and extras, making it difficult to decide where to start.
Match Day, for example, enables users to keep up with the football season as it unfolds in real time, increasing form players' attributes and taking into account team morale. Play as high-flying Arsenal, for example - a team scoring goals for fun and keeping clean sheets - and you'll notice a stat increase for the influential Cazorla and the recently formidable Gervinho. Quite how long these stat boosts will last - especially after Gervinho's many misses against Man City - is anybody's guess, however.
The Xbox 360 version also utilises Kinect, without shoehorning in motion controls for the sake of it. Kinect is used exclusively for voice commands, enabling users to bark orders and motivational phrases at the team, as well as make substitutions, call for the ball as a Virtual Pro and even swear at referees, something which draws criticism from the commentary team. Some of the commands, in particular the substitutions, are slightly over-complicated, but they largely make for a smoother experience.
Outside of these new features, FIFA 13 still packs in the excellent Ultimate Team mode, which remains as addictive (and expensive) as ever, as well as tournaments - which are a little slow-moving when simulating other results - and Manager and individual player modes. There's also a detailed hub, which allows players to track their stats, see where their supported club stands on the global leaderboards and buy items. While Electronic Arts may come under fire for withholding content in other games, there's no danger of that in FIFA 13.
When the teams hit the field and the game kicks off, there's little to choose between FIFA 13 and the latest PES. A wealth of online and offline game modes and a rich supply of extras, however, ensures that FIFA 13 picks up another trophy in the most closely contested virtual football season to date. Like a Manchester United team chasing its 20th league title or Gareth Bale charging at a frightened right back, EA Canada is showing no signs of slowing down in its pursuit of the perfect football sim.
Copyright: EA


text:
H.S. Football: With win over Penncrest, Ridley sets sights on postseason
RIDLEY TWP. — Stage one of their 2012 season is complete, but the Ridley Green Raiders know they still have a lot of football ahead of them to achieve their ultimate goal.
Ridley completed its 10-0 regular season and wrapped up sole possession of the Central League crown with its 47-20 win over Penncrest Friday night. But the season is hopefully far from over for the No. 2 seed in the District One Class AAAA playoffs, especially for two dozen seniors without a playoff victory on their high school resumés.
"It's a good feeling, but we weren't overly excited cause we know that's not the end," said linebacker Shane Dougherty, one of the team's four senior co-captains. "We still have a lot of work to do.
"I think it's just the fact that we haven't won a playoff game as a class. We want to experience it. I've said it before that if we don't win a playoff game, high school football is a waste of time."
"Real hungry," senior wide receiver Mike Crowley said of the team's mindset entering the District One Class AAAA playoffs. "I haven't won a playoff game my high school career. I want one bad, and so does the whole senior class. We're gonna get one."
A great running attack coupled with a stout defense is a good formula for success ,and it's how Ridley dispatched Penncrest (3-7, 2-7 Central) Friday. The Raiders rushed for 360 yards, including 276 in the first half, and their first-team defense surrendered a mere six points.
Running the same play twice but in different formations, Crowley busted downfield on a sweep for first-quarter runs of 59 and 47 yards, both of which set up a pair of Darren Washington rushing touchdowns. A week after rushing for a school-record 305 yards, Washington picked up 64 on 10 carries, while Rich Coia amassed 125 yards on nine carries, one of which he took 82 yards for a score.
Ridley led 33-6 at halftime.
"I just thought our offensive line the last couple weeks has played very well," coach Dennis Decker said. "They've played well all year long but the last couple weeks it seems like they're coming together."
The highlight of the game for Penncrest came on a 60-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Shane Donnelly to wide receiver Kevin Trusty in the first quarter. Donnelly finished 17-of-27 for 278 yards but also threw three interceptions. Trusty, whose touchdown was his sixth of the season, caught eight passes for 182 yards. Continued...
The Lions' other two scores — a 1-yard Donnelly keeper and a 2-yard run by Justin Batipps — came in the fourth quarter when the game was already decided.
"I think our defense has played well all year long," Decker said. "They've got a nice team over there and holding them to six points with our first-team, I thought we did a nice job."
But though Friday was Ridley's Senior Night, it is not the lasting memory the group has in mind.
"We want our first playoff game bad as a class," Crowley said. "We're just going to have to take it game by game. We can't look ahead of anyone, especially now, cause it's a whole new season."
Philadelphia Sports By Bleacher Report
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National Sports Videos
Blog Center
Second Wind
Jeff Wolfe has been an avid runner for years, including running cross country in high school and college, though he's not as fast now as he once was. This blog is designed for high school runners, and their coaches and parents in Delaware County.
Top Sports Stories
- Widener game at FDU-Florham cancelled as New Jersey rebuilds after Sandy
- Temple vs. Louisville Preview Capsule
- Penn State Preview: Nittany Lions, Purdue battling different demons
- McCaffery: This was Academy Park's year to finally break through
- Punch Shots: Texas toy challenges Sixers to arms race
- Eagles: Andy Reid insists he was never considering benching Michael Vick (With Video)
- Deitch: Even with added offense, defense wins for Sixers


text:
We were a party of 12 staying at the hotel. The staff were helpful and friendly. Rooms were ideal and cleaned each day and towels changed. Location was fine with many shops, bars and cafes in the area. Ideally placed for metro and sightseeing. Complaints there is no lift to top floors, a kettle would have been ideal in the... More
- Also Known As:
- Giubileo Hotel Rome
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Hotel Giubileo is located in an important historical building of XVI century, in the heart of Eternal City and it is the best solution for Your trip in Rome. The position is perfect: on Esquilino hill, heart of ancient Rome, is on the way to Santa Maria Maggiore. In this area Orazio and Virgilio lived. This archaeological site has given to us the ruins of Nerone's Domus Aurea, Arch of Tito, Minerva Medica's Temple.The Hotel is few steps far from Colosseum and Fori Imperiali and in few minutes You can reach Piazza di Spagna and Via Sistina (not so far from the old Appia Way) : in this Hotel You are in the middle of Christianity triangle (Santa Maria Maggiore, San Giovanni in Laterano and Santa Croce in Gerusalemme) ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Budget Places, Agoda, HostelBookers, HostelWorld, EasyToBook, Olotels, Cheap Tickets, Priceline, Venere and HotelsClick so you can book your Hotel Giubileo reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
WeatherBug for Facebook
Xiaoxita, China
Better plan your days, weekends and happy hours ahead! Put live local weather conditions, forecasts, radar and severe weather alerts (U.S. only) on your Facebook page.
WeatherBug for Facebook also shows you the live weather conditions for up to 10 of your friends and displays the forecast for events (scheduled in Facebook's Event application) up to 7 days before they take place!
Installation Instructions
- Log-in to your Facebook account
- Then, visit: http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=5622178267
- Click "Add Application" in the upper-right of the screen
System Requirements
- Internet connection
- Internet Explorer 6.0+, Firefox 1.5+ or Safari 2.0
For support or to post comments, please visit the WeatherBug Forum.
Weather News
Other Top Weather Headlines
Fresh Storms Eye Montana, Western Plains & Ohio Valley
Many clusters of fresh thunderstorms will roll across the Montana High Plains, western High Plains, and Ohio Valley today.…More >
Tropical Depression 2 Pushes Inland Across Belize
Tropical Depression 2 will continue to slowly meander across Central America through Tuesday, with an eye on a late-week…More >
Floods Kill 23 in Northern India; Dozens Missing
Torrential rain and floods washed away buildings and roads, killing at least 23 people in the northern Indian state of…More >
WeatherBug Featured Content
Green Living
You too can help save our planet and put money back in your wallet. Learn how you can take the first steps to reduce your environmental impact, including driving green, easy ways you can conserve water, and energy saving tips. To learn more and discover the benefits of going green, visit WeatherBug's green living section. More >
Featured Cameras
Stay Safe & Informed
Get severe weather alerts and your live local temperature when you're not on the web. Includes one-click access to additional severe weather information on WeatherBug.com. Learn More


text:
Sheriff Daniel Edwards said Ronnie Saulsberry, 32, of Tickfaw is charged with the second degree murder of Wayne Thompson.
The suspect was in the Tangipahoa Parish Jail serving a five-year drug sentence at the time of his arrest in the murder case.
On June 9, 1998, Thompson was reported missing by his father. He had last been seen two months earlier at a dice game in Tickfaw.
Investigation determined that after the dice game Thompson robbed several subjects with the intentions of buying illegal narcotics. The next night, Thompson's victims located him and threatened to kill him for robbing them the previous evening.
Thompson disappeared.
In 2004, his remains were recovered in Robert.
Detectives in 2011 received a break in the investigation and this month charged Saulsberry.
Sheriff Edwards did not elaborate on what allegedly tied Saulsberry to the crime.


text:
The woodblock chop was once used as a form of signature in China. Each family would have its own unique chop which could be used as a seal on letters and contracts. Today, seals are largely ceremonial. This dragon chop card can be used to celebrate the Year of the Dragon and to share the good tidings with family and friends. Your cards will be printed on 100% recycled paper that would make the ancients proud.
Card Type: | Flat card, round corners. Free custom back option. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Card Size: | 6 x 4.3 inches | ||||||||||||||||||||
Paper: |
130lb Premium matte-feel 100% recycled paper
more details
130lb, 100% post-consumer recycled paper is both FSC Certified and produced with wind power. Slightly textured, matte-feel. White with very subtle hints of recycled paper. |
Envelopes: | Premium 100% recycled envelopes included | ||||||||||||||||||||
Delivery Options: |
Mail & Message service (stamp is only cost)
more details
We print your return address, we print your recipients' addresses, and we stamp & mail your cards on your behalf. The only charge is the actual cost of the stamp. $0.46 for U.S. addresses, $1.10 for international addresses. Send to Self ($8.99 flat rate S&H, US only) more detailsWe send you blank envelopes and printed cards. Send to Self orders have an $8.99 flat rate shipping & handling charge and will be sent Priority Mail. At this time, Send to Self orders can only be shipped & billed to U.S. addresses. Orders ship within 4 business days after payment & proof approval. |
Price Per Card: |
See how Paper Culture compares to Tiny Prints and Shutterfly |


text:
Move through Fantasy and Reality while watching Asian Drama!
of 2731
Description: A drama about four daughters who fall in love, marry, and go through the ups and downs of life. As the daughters of a wealthy father who works at a restaurant, the girls get involved with ill-fated people whom the father met during his detective years.


text:
ALC* Platinum Wood Laboratory Casework
Thermo Scientific* ALC Platinum products offer a highly configurable offering with one of the widest arrays of veneer selections and hardware available.
Architectural millwork available in reveal, lipped and flush overlay construction. With AWI premium construction and premium finishes, Thermo Scientific ALC Platinum is the premier choice for lab planners and designers. ALC Platinum creates unique scientific discovery environments that offer outstanding quality, layout and design.
For the Architects and Engineers Document Library (literature) and CSI Master Specifications, please access the Architects & Engineers Information Center.


text:
- Quicklinks
- Center
- Resources
End the Wage Gap Speaker Series: Dr. Kimberly Barrett, VP Multicultural Affairs & Community Engagement
Primary Category:
Career Services
Women's Center
Career Services
Job Search
Co-op Internship
Date (Start and End):
Wednesday, March 6, 2013 - 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Millet Hall Atrium
The Women's Center and Career Services will host Dr. Kimberly Barrett, Vice President of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement, during a spring event series titled End The Wage Gap.
During this event series, speakers will discuss how they have used negotiation skills in their everyday lives to achieve personal and professional success.
Students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to attend this open event.
This is the first event in a series of 3 speakers.
Contact Name:
Stephanie Spencer
Contact Title:
Assistant Director, Career Services
Contact Email:
Related Events
9:00 am


text:
1,004,493 Views
96 Videos
3,289 Followers
141 Following
I am CronoRegen.
Joined June 29th 2009
Worst Support NA
Recorded May 17th 12am on CronoRegen 0:25 106
Jax vs. The World
Recorded Jan 15th 2am on CronoRegen 0:57 23
I guess lulu was there too...
And he's good...FUCK
Recorded Nov 28th 10pm on CronoRegen 0:35 41
Good job Becca.
Ezreal's Bad Day
Recorded Nov 4th 5am on CronoRegen 0:31 11
Ohhhh no, ohhhhh no.
Lee Vs The World
Recorded Oct 11th 9pm on CronoRegen 0:30 21
Lee Sin is just too fun of a champ to not play all the time!
Tristana, the Psychic
Recorded aug 26th 6am on CronoRegen 0:39 26
In all fairness to the irelia, I was ghosting.
The Manliest of Men
Recorded Jul 24th 5pm on CronoRegen 0:42 17
Title says it all.
Big Play Udyr
Recorded Mar 26th 2012 on CronoRegen 0:17 80
Dat Flash
Option Select Arrow
Recorded Feb 2nd 2012 on CronoRegen 0:47 18
All planned
Greatest Teamwork World
Recorded Feb 2nd 2012 on CronoRegen 0:20 19
skarner real troll
Are you sure you want to delete this video?


text:
I started playing again but I dont know whats going on now...
This should have all the info you need.
How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ Official PokemonDb League
Type a Pokemon name, type, move or ability to see instant results.


text:
Find out what your business has to gain from PacketTrap PSA.
Most customers who implement PackeTrap PSA find that it pays for itself very quickly... usually even in the first month!
Are you spending hours each month trying to process your customer billing? Or, even worse, are you paying your bookkeeper by the hour to process your billing? Our customers report that PacketTrap PSA saves hours of data entry each month with its built-in QuickBooks integration.
PacketTrap PSA will help you maximize your labor utilization rate. More jobs per day and less technician downtime yields more profit for your business!
You don't have time to worry about servers and databases. Focus on your business and let us provide your service management software. We're experts at running the hardware and software, so you can focus on your business.
Enjoy the convenience of accessing PacketTrap PSA securely from any computer, at anytime. PacketTrap PSA also includes a mobile edition for access from your Internet-enabled smartphone.
We promise that we'll never hold your data hostage. Your data is on our servers, but it's your data and you can export it anytime you'd like. And you can rest-assured that we will never sell your data or use it for any other purpose besides giving you access to it via PacketTrap PSA.
Every feature under the sun...is that what you really need? Many of our customers have tried other solutions that are so overloaded with features that they are unusable. You can't afford to waste your time and money on complicated software. PacketTrap PSA is the easies Work Order Software on the market.
Still wading through mountains of paper when customers call? Improve your communication and response times by putting all of your customer information in one place. Instantly lookup a customer's active jobs or their past service history. You can even empower your customers to create & view their own jobs through our customizable customer portal.
Getting your technicians to adopt a service management system is probably not high on your list of fun things to do. We understand that technicians don't like data entry (who does?), but at PacketTrap PSA we pay close attention to making our solution easy for your techs, because if your techs don't use the system, you won't achieve the results you desire. Our strategy is working... our customers consistently tell us that their techs really like PacketTrap PSA!
Are you still using spreadsheets and sticky notes to keep track of your service work? If you want to take your business to the next level, you need to get organized. PacketTrap PSA gives you all the tools you need to track service requests, assignments, status, schedules, billable activities, contracts, and more.
Say goodbye to painful billing! Customers report that our built-in QuickBooks integration saves them hours and hours of data entry time each month. Reducing data entry time helps you get invoices out the door faster, thus decreasing the time it takes to get paid. Saving hours each month and getting paid faster... who wouldn't want that?
Like most service companies, your team is probably on the go most of the time. Getting access to your service management system doesn't have to be a chore when you have PacketTrap PSA. Because PacketTrap PSA is a web-based solution you can access it from anywhere, at anytime. But we also offer a mobile edition of PacketTrap PSA designed specifically for smartphones. PacketTrap PSA Mobile is fast and efficient because it includes only the features critical to completing work in the field and is designed to work over a low-speed connection.
Scheduling a team of people doesn't have to be a nightmare. PacketTrap PSA's dispatch and scheduling features make it easy to see who's available to be scheduled, as well as what jobs have already been scheduled.
If your business is responsible for servicing equipment, you'll appreciate the robust equipment tracking features in PacketTrap PSA. Keep track of what equipment your customers own and when the equipment was last serviced.
As a business owner, you know how important it is to monitor and analyze the key metrics of your business. PacketTrap PSA makes it easier to figure out how your business is doing with lots of built-in reports, and several dashboards. Custom reports are also available by contacting our support team.
PacketTrap PSA includes built-in email & calendar integration. Just send an email to your PacketTrap PSA "dropbox" address and a new Service Request will be automatically created for you. It couldn't be easier. And your PacketTrap PSA calendar can easily be synced with your personal calendar application via iCalendar subscription. We also offer a developer API that enables you to develop custom integrations with your existing business applications.
PacketTrap PSA includes robust customization capabilities that make it easy to tailor it to fit your business. Our customers include companies from many different service industries and customizability is the magic that makes it possible to have a solution that works for so many.
We understand that trusting the security of your business (and its data) to an online application is a big deal. Our success as a company depends upon keeping our customer's data safe and secure. We value your business and are committed to protecting your security and privacy.


text:
data don't live here no more.
Keep DATA where it belongs — with your business
ZixOne secures BYOD the better way. Data does not reside on the device — only in the cloud.Learn how with ZixOne »
Bi-Weekly Webinar
Join a live demo to learn more about ZixCorp's easy to use secure email solutions. Our next webinar will be on May 30 at 2:00 PM EST.
Channel Spotlight
Abacus Solutions is a ZixCorp Premier Partner that offers IT solutions, technology and managed services in the Atlanta area. Founded in 2000, Abacus partnered with ZixCorp in 2012...
ZixDirectory® Members
ZixDirectory currently has 36,306,313 members
The world's only shared email encryption community is growing by 100,000 every week.


text:
Join today. Visit today.
Instant membership now available and from as little as £1.40 per month
As the summer holidays get underway, conservation charity the National Trust for Scotland says it's the perfect place for family fun. Whatever the weather, the Trust has plenty of family entertainment in the calendar, all over the country.
Families Marketing Manager Carly Lamberty said: "There's no need to worry about keeping the family entertained this summer – the Trust is just bursting with ideas for visitors of all ages, whatever the weather and wherever you are in Scotland."
Some of the highlights this summer are:
Quest for the Golden Ticket, Pollok House, Glasgow - daily from 1 July to 31 August
Solve the puzzle of Pollok House and be in with a chance of winning a great prize! The ever popular mystery quiz and trail at Pollok House takes an interesting turn this year – visitors have to answer questions and solve a riddle to secure a golden ticket. Much like in the beloved Roald Dahl story – golden ticket holders could then be in for a big prize, including a short break at a Trust holiday home, a family membership and more!
Children's Tours with the Housekeeper, Haddo House, Ellon every Thursday from 5 July to 16 August, 14.00
Find out more about the tasks undertaken at crack of dawn by young servants of yesteryear - coals, pails, bells ringing, fetching and carrying, it was all go. Meanwhile, those upstairs enjoyed a very different lifestyle. Suitable for children aged five to twelve, with costumes provided, the special tours cost £5 per child. One adult is allowed free accompanying a child, with tickets priced at £5 for additional adults.
The Railway Children, Newhailes, Musselburgh – 14 July, 18.00
The much-loved tale of The Railway Children is performed by Heartbreak Productions, bringing the moving story of Bobbie, Peter and Phil to life in the romantic landscape of Newhailes. Tickets cost £12 for adults and £6 for children and can be booked online at www.nts.org.uk/events
Jousting at Castle Fraser, Castle Fraser near Inverurie – 21 and 22 July, 11.00 – 16.00
The drama of medieval knights battling for honour and glory comes to Castle Fraser, one of Aberdeenshire's oldest castles this summer. The Knights of the Damned will showcase the skills, weaponry and tactics of jousting. Thrills, spills and drama are guaranteed. There will also be archery and sword skills demos, falconry, medieval cooking and camping and much more. Advance tickets cost £8.50 for adults, £6 for children/ concessions and £23 for a family and can be booked at www.nts.org.uk/events.
Summer Fayre at Culzean Castle and Country Park, Maybole – 29 July, 10.30 – 16.00
Spend a fabulous family day at the stunning Culzean Castle and Country Park. With local food, arts and crafts on sale, a dog show, performances from Maybole Pipe Band and lots of other entertainment too, there really is something for all the family whether they are on four legs or two!
To plan your family's summer adventure, visit us online at www.nts.org.uk/family
Ben Lomond is a central feature of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Scotland's first National Park
Hillclimbers take one wee step in Edinburgh for conservation
Six intrepid hillclimbers had a mountain to climb on some of Edinburgh's busiest and steepest steps recently to raise … read more »


text:
POLICE BLOTTER FOR JAN. 3: Rochester man arrested after disturbance at Main Street Billiards; Waterford Township woman threatens her mother after being refused a ride
Man arrested after disturbance at Main Street Billiards
A 22-year-old Troy man was arrested Tuesday after causing a disturbance at Main Street Billiards, according to Rochester police. He was removed, but made several attempts to re-enter the establishment on 215 Main St. The man tried to enter a limousine that he had not contracted, report officials. He had difficulty walking and standing, and Rochester Fire Department officials were called to the scene to check on the man's well-being. He became combative with authorities, and was quickly taken into custody. Police say an alcohol breath test revealed the man had a .19 blood alcohol content.
Man arrested on drug charges during routine traffic stop
A Belleville man who refused to pull over during a traffic stop was arrested Monday after a search of his vehicle revealed drugs inside, say police. Rochester officers attempted a routine stop because the man failed to use headlights, say authorities. The officers had to force the Belleville man's vehicle to a local road side. Upon further investigation, police found marijuana in his vehicle. He was cited for failing to use headlights, obstructing police and possession of marijuana, report officials.
Woman threatens mother after being refused a ride
A 19-year-old woman was arrested for domestic violence after police said she threatened her mother with a knife after her mother refused to give her a ride. Jessica Watson was arrested in the 1200 block of Woodhaven around 11 p.m. on New Year's Eve. Her mother, 44, refused to drive her to an unknown location in Ypsilanti, prompting the threat, police said.
Stolen rifle and rifle case recovered
Police recovered a stolen rifle and rifle case shortly after midnight on New Year's Day. Officers were called to a home on Maceday Drive at 12:03 a.m. Tuesday. There, the resident told officers that he was awoken by the sound of his garage door closing. He looked out a window and noticed a man walking away with the rifle case. Later, a Lotus Drive resident told police that a rifle case was laying near a house on that road. Officers recovered the weapon and the case and returned them to the victim. Anyone with any information on the incident is asked to call the Waterford Police Department at 248-674-0351. Continued...
—Staff writer Dave Phillips
See wrong or incorrect information in a story. Tell us here
Local Guide
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
Social Wire
National News Videos
- Mob underboss says Jimmy Hoffa was "buried alive" at dig site in Oakland Township (2621)
- POLICE BLOTTER JUNE 18: Apparent suicide committed at home; Woman dies of drug overdose (1196)
- Tucker Cipriano pleads no contest to first-degree murder, will spend life in prison (1066)
- Car rams into Pontiac building to avoid accident WITH VIDEO (995)
- Residents concerned about Independence Township crosswalk they believe is dangerous; road commission defends system (976)
- Attorney believes FBI shifting media location a good sign in search for Jimmy Hoffa (946)
- Pontiac EM presents two-year budget, says city's finances are fixed (802)
- New backcourt leads Lathrup over Dragons (19)
- Mob underboss says Jimmy Hoffa was "buried alive" at dig site in Oakland Township (10)
- 'Anyone can be a father, but few are truly dads'; Oakland Press readers honor their dads this Father's Day (6)
- Macomb coroner accused of running 'tyrannical' regime at morgue (5)
- Appeal filed to split up former Pistons owner Bill Davidson's charitable foundation (5)
- Troy to limit hours on hookah bars (3)
Recent Activity on Facebook
Blog Center
Frye on the News
Stephen Frye has covered the police beat and courts for The Oakland Press and now serves as online editor for www.theoaklandpress.com.
The Law Blogger
Informs on and discusses current matters of legal interest to readers of The Oakland Press and to consumers of legal services in the community.
Cat Chat
Caren Gittleman likes talking cats. She'll discuss everything about them. Share your stories and ask her questions about your favorite feline.
Outdoor Notes
Roger Beukema shares news from Lansing that impacts sportsmen (this means ladies as well) and talks about things he finds when he goes overseas to visit his children, and adding your comments into the mix.
Earth's Almanac
Join Jonathan Schechter as he shares thoughts on our natural world in Oakland County and beyond.


text:
Tim McAmis, drag-racing champ, tries to be a millisecond faster than the big-money boys. Tough duty.
Find everything you're looking for in your city
Find the best happy hour deals in your city
Get today's exclusive deals at savings of anywhere from 50-90%
Check out the hottest list of places and things to do around your city


text:
Hotels.com 旅客於 2013年02月19日留下評價
Hotels.com 旅客於 2012年10月02日留下評價
Hotels.com 旅客於 2012年07月09日留下評價
"聖彼得堡的Nevsky Contour 酒店"Hotels.com 旅客於 2011年12月04日留下評價
酒店和房間都很整潔新淨, 很舒服, 是B&B形式小酒店, 地下入口的保安很親切和樂於幫忙, 職員也一樣的樂於幫助, 英文ok. 只是酒店入口有點難找, 可認著一俄羅斯餐廳隔鄰入口進入, 與Anabel Hotel同一幢
"Good location"Hotels.com 旅客於 2011年09月21日留下評價
Very near underground! The room is big n tidy.
酒店每天早上供應免費自助早餐 (上午 7:30 - 上午 11:00)。
Fiolet - 此餐廳可眺望城市景,並提供早餐、午餐、晚餐及周末早午餐。住客可於酒吧享用飲品。
酒店提供客房服務 (24 小時)。
"Good hotel, very bad breakfast"
Goog hotel, but the breakfast must improve a lot.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"1st class Hotel and 1st class service"
Wouldn't stay anywhere else when in St. PetersburgHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Fantastic service, friendly staff"
Best place to Stay in St. Pete'sHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Great location,First Class accommodation."
Only place i would stay when in St. Petersburg.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Don't stay anywhere else !!"
Amazing hotel, superb service. Located within 10 minutes walk of quite a few of St Petersburg's tourist attractions. Highly recommend to anyone, worth every penny, do not hesitate-you will not be disappointed!!!!!Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
1st class hotel. Staff couldn't do enough to ensure i had a good stay. Don't think i could use another Hotel in St Petersburg after staying here.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Very nice."
the hotel is pretty luxurious, the staff is hospitable. Breakfast is ok. The hotel is close to the sentral Nevsky street and historical downtown.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
此旅客沒有留下意見。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Charming Boutique Hotel"
Staff very friendly and caring, location is good, rooms are fantastic, view onto park and Fontanska river is also very cool.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Good отедль for short business and trips"
The main impression remained that employees of hotel aspire to leave good impression about the hotel at guests. Quite good kitchen. Politeness and complaisance of the personnelExpedia 旅客真實的評價
"awesome hotel"
loved itHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Great hotel in St Petersburg"
The hotel is in a great location, just a short walk to Nevsky Prospect. There are good and reasonably priced places to eat nearby. Our room was a good size and was comfortable and quiet. The staff were helpful and able to answer our questions.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
Hotel was very clean and in a good location. Staff was very helpful and we really enjoyed the common space on the 5th floor.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"This is a good place to stay!"
I read some of the other reviews and didn't find a bad thing about the Rossi. I will go back. Mikhail at the front desk couldn't have been nicer and allowed me to check in early and kept my bags for me after I cheked out. The room was a little small but nice and clean. The ONLY thing was that the bed was two smaller twin beds pushed together. After […] a day of having fun in St. Pete it wasn't even an issue. All of the rooms are different and I even got a short tour of some of the deluxe rooms. I am upgrading next time. Overall, I think this is a great place. Clean, good service, in a pretty quiet area and not far from the main street. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"nice hotel in st petersburg"
Concierge was very helpful in recommending restaurants, arranging transportation, etc. - we found this indepensible as non-Russian speakers. All hotel staff spoke good English. Hotel breakfast was nice - with extensive hot, cold and tepid offerings, and gave essential energy for walking around the huge expanses of the city. Nearby restaurants were excellent. […] Views from hotel room also very nice. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"great hotel for sightseers"
very comfotable, clean staff very friendly, good food great locationExpedia 旅客真實的評價
"Generally a good choice"
Comfortable, good breakfasts - though no fruit. No kettle in room, and no bath.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Best customer service I've ever experienced"
The hotel is brilliantly placed for getting to Nevsky Prospect and is beautiful inside. The room was lovely and the bathroom was amazing! The other reviews of the excellent customer service were the reason we booked this hotel and we weren't let down. All the hotel staff couldn't do enough for us, even writing a note in Russian to attach to a present […] we'd bought. They made our stay absolutely wonderful and if I was ever to return to St Petersburg I'd never stay anywhere else. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Rossi Boutique Hotel"
Nice Boutique Hotel within walking distance to major attractions. Rooms were clean and staff was helpful. Christmas white lights around the door and windows facing the street was a little gaudy. Only one English language television station (BBC). The one elevator in the hotel was out of service for a period of time during my 3 day stay.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Vrey nice hotel!!!"
此旅客沒有留下意見。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Vrey nice hotel!!!"
此旅客沒有留下意見。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"wonderful house, some bad habits"
A beautiful house with really cosy, individual rooms and down at the reception young, really attentive and helpful staff. Something seems to be wrong with the quality management, though: chamber maids are really nice but seem to not have been trained well - why else would they throw away personal things like gift boxes and a brace (aaaarghh!) but leave […] the actual bin full? And, for the breakfast, so much has been written about it, why do they not react? water thin liquid rather than freshly squeezed orange juice, bacon with 80% fat anything but crispy and tasty, freshly prepared fried eggs that are still transparent and slippery, and so on... If they sport a plate at the reception "a proud member of the Luxury Group", this can´t be their ambition. The shower sink was blocked, and, another day smelly, after a complkaint they immediately took care of it - but don´t expect ther service personnel to see and smell it themselves. If I ran the place, I would try a new quality manager, because the house and the young people working there are excellent yet in some respects unschooled... So, for the hotel, for the value, for the rooms, for the staff, for the location: a definite yes., even more when the spa opens (which now only appears on the bill but isn´t open yet). If you like to have good breakfast and self-reliable chamber service, maybe go somewhere else... 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Great hotel, location could be a bit better"
Great hotel - helpful staff who speak good English, nice rooms, well kept, etc. We got a free upgrade to a bigger room which was nice, although we didn't have a view of the river. Location is nice, but about 30 min walk from most of the things to see (winter palace, etc), so we did spend a lot of time walking. But it's a nice walk down the main street, […] and there are lots of buses if you prefer not to walk. Breakfast was nice but not superb. Overall highly recommended, but if I were to stay again I would think about staying a little more central. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
此旅客沒有留下意見。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Helpful friendly staff"
The front desk staff was extremely helpful in dealing with a medical problem and accommodating our need to extend our stay. Hotel personnel were uniformly courteous and professional. Deluxe rooms were very spacious and attractive with exceptional bathrooms. Would definitely recommend this hotel.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Friendly service, geared towards tourists"
We stayed at the Rossi Hotel for four days in October on a sight-seeing trip. Hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We used the hotel car service to the airport and laundry service and were satisfied with both. The included breakfast was good. Our one complaint was that the heat turned on automatically and the room got very hot. Wifi is […] free and there are public computers available for use in the lobby and in the library area on the 5th floor. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"I would tell everyone to go there"
Hotel Rossi was perfect from the time we got there. The staff greated us warmly and ensured we were going to have a great stay. The airline lost our luggage, and the hotel made every effort possible to get it to us. The room was beautiful. I would tell everyone to go there for the shower alone. the restarunt within the hotel had spenlid food, and great […] staff, and some of the most comfortable chairs I have ever since. Please, just go and see yourself. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"very pleasent stay"
very nice hotel, staff always tried to help... and spoke very good english. free calls to one number back home and free wi-fi were a bonus. I would definately use this hotel when we return to St Petes.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"very nice hotel and even better restaurant"
The hotel receptionists were most friendly and helpful. We ate almost all our meals at the hotel restaurant - the service and decor were very good, the menu had a very wide range of dishes, and the food simply delicious.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"A very good choice for SPB."
Hotel Rossi is nice hotel that is well located. It's not next door to a metro station (which would generally be my preference) but nothing in SPB really is, and the metro seems more suited for commuters than tourists. The hotel itself is nice, and the rooms are certainly comfortable. I do have one complaint: the doors to the rooms are really thin. […] One never really has a sense of privacy, since it's so easy to hear what's going on in the neighboring rooms. One final note: the hotel staff, especially at the front desk, is really helpful. This made my trip much easier. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"A Real Gem"
We can't rate this hotel highly enough. The location is great; not too close to noisy Nevsky Prospekt but a nice short walk down Fontanka Embankment. Next door to famous Vaganova Ballet Academy. Lovely little park across the street. The staff is awesome; so helpful and they all speak English well. Great restaurant in hotel. Free Wifi. Car service available. […] We would not think twice about staying anywhere else in St. Petersburg. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Great location, not great quality"
Quality of service can't be marked as 4 star. Room design, amenities not up to 4 star standard. Breakfast is basic, with no excitement.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Hotel Rossi- St Petersburg"
The executive suite we stayed in was very comfortable with three large windows viewing out towards the square and the canal. Room service was very efficient and the room was kept tidy by the maids at all times. The hotel provides a comfortable and stylish base from which to explore St.Petes. Many places were walking distance but in minus 10 degrees […] we usually took taxis. No problems in that apart from being ripped off paying £37 for a 1 km, 5 minute journey due to my making the mistake of not agreeing the fare in advance and trusting that the official taxidriver on the official rank with official plate with an official meter showing would not rip us off..WRONG!... Our evening meals from the attached restaurant were always beautifully presented and invariably tasty and of good portion size and value for money. The only down side was the breakfasts were rather ordinary by western standards and not as well presented or as interesting as the restaurant evening menu. Overall i would return to the Rossi! 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Great location, nice staff. Will stay again"
Within minutes walk from Hermitage, with friendly staff and free WiFi and Breakfast. We were properly greeted, given early checking opportunity. While the views from our windows were not 5 stars the cozyness and staff made it a 5 star experience in this 4 star hotel. I will definately stay there again. Thank you.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Hotel in St Peterburg"
As its name suggests, Rossi Boutique is a small hotel - with its upsides (quiet, no waiting for check-in or to speak to front desk staff. Room was a little small but had all the amenities - comfortable bed, modern bathroom, great shower, in -room safe, internet included. Front desk staff was very helpful - providing directions, getting tickets to theater. […] There was always an English speaking staff member on duty during our stay. Great location -felt very safe, in center of St Petersburg and a block from the mail street - Nefski Prospect Included breakfast was great - although not the elaborate spraed of big hotels. A nice plus - great art throughout the hotel. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"above expectations"
usually hotels in Russia are overpriced but in this one I found more than what I paid forHotels.com 旅客真實的評價
Everything about this hotel was wonderful. The front desk staff was great and fluent in English. The bell staff top notch and was a life saver when I was running late to catch a train. Breakfast Buffet had a great selection but could have been a bit warmer on the bacon and sausage. The restaurant was very comfortable. The rooms are all individualized. […] No two are the same and they are very well furnished and the beds were very comfortable. My girlfriend had similar comments about her room - she was in the hotel business too. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
the hotel was ok, but in the hotel they tried to fix something and that wasn't ok - it was loud and they did it overnight... also it is cold - they don't have central heating so they use a kind of air conditioner with the warm function. but indeed this function didn't work in my room... to many problems for a real big amount of money...Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Hotel in Down town St Petersburg"
The Rossi Hotel was a nice place in a convenient location near the tourist sites. The style was of European standard with a pleasant designer edge (painted bricks, exposed heading pipes and interesting artwork). The glass wall with vertical blinds between the toilet and main room is an "interesting" design option. Room was a little on the small size […] for the price but not prohibativly. The room was clean and well service during our stay. Breakfast which was included was good quality and included wine if you wanted to get an early start on the day??? The hotel resuarant was the cheapest place to eat and didn't really have much in the way of Russian food but was good when we had sushie. Service was helpful in most incidence however we did get sent to a non-existent restaurant half way across town one night (or one very badly marked on a map). This ended with us blindly wandering around the streets of St Petersburg asking locals where to find this restaurant which no one in the area had ever heard of. Not a great recommendation but apart from that the staff were helpful when asked. Internet was included. Location was convenient to the main tourist attractions 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Go for the restaurant"
This is an oddly configured renovated property with a very good St Petersburg location, steps from Nevsky Prospekt. As a single traveller, I had a very small but comfortable room, with a decent bathroom. The biggest drawback to the room was the lack of proper window shades- I was there in the "white nights" and was bothered by my inability to block […] the light to sleep well. The hotel has a very good restaurant attached, and a hearty breakfast (including red wine or sparkling white) is included. I had dinner there as well, and was very impressed with the breadth of the menu and the quality of the meal I had there. It is not inexpensive, bu then nothing seems to be in Russia. 詳情Expedia 旅客真實的評價
此旅客沒有留下意見。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Hyggeligt hotel med perfekt beliggenhed"
Dette hôtel ligger fantastisk godt i rolige omgivelser ned til en kanal, tæt på Newsky Prospekt ca. midtvejs mellem Eremitagen og Banegården, hvilket betyder at stort set alt er inden for gåafstand. Personalet, ungt engelsktalende og meget venligt og hjælpsomt og derudover en dejlig restaurant.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"historiallisessa ympäristössä"
ihana aamiainen, viihtyisä ja toimiva hotelli, nuori ja kohtelias henkilökunta.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
建物はすばらしく、 部屋は広いしあたたかいです。 バスルームはタイル使いなので寒いです。WiFiは部屋にあり便利でした。英語も通じるので安心です。 アメリカ人など外国人が多く宿泊している感じを受けました。Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"hyvä sijainti ja palvelu"
Hotellin sijainti lähellä Nevskiä oli erinomainen. Vieressä oli myös oikein kiva ruokaravintola. Hotellin yleisilme oli miellyttävä ja erittäin siisti. Huone oli tilava. Miinusta sängyn patjan kovuudesta sekä äänieristyksen heikkoudesta. Äänet muista huoneista kantautuivat voimakkasti ja häiritsevinä. Hotellin henkilökunta oli erittäin ystävällistä […] ja palvelualtista. Kaiken kaikkiaan oikein hyvä yöpymiskokemus. Suosittelen. 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Einer von Besten in Sankt Petersburg."
Freundlich, gutes Frühstück, Nachlass für das Essen im Restaurant, allerdings kleines Zimmer.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"4+ tähteä ???"
Puitteet ulkoisesti olisivat olleet hyvät ,jos muu kunto olisi ollut hoidossa.Aamiainen oli hyvä,..myös illallinen oli varsin laadukas vaikkakin yksityistilaisuuden takia jouduttiin syömään lobbyssa.Lumihangessa piti kahlata pääovelle jota oli muista ovista vähän heikkoa erottaa.Huone oli päällisin puolin hyvä jos vessan lasiseinät ulkopuolelle eivät […] häiritse...... 詳情Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
"Fint og sentralt hotell"
Fint og sentralt hotell, veldig hyggelige og hjelpsomme ansatte i resepsjonen.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
Escludendo il problema comune nei paese freddi di tenere il riscaldamento al massimo, è un hotel assolutamente da consigliare. Il personale è estremamente disponibile e cortese.Expedia 旅客真實的評價
"Excellent accueil, bien situé"
Personnel très disponible, hôtel à la fois chic et convivial, très bon restaurant , à 10/15 minutes à pied des principaux sites touristiques de St Petersburg, à recommander.Hotels.com 旅客真實的評價
本網站顯示之評價和評分皆為旅客及供應商的主觀意見,並不代表 Hotels.com 的立場。若因閱讀或參考本站評價而造成任何形式的損害,Hotels.com 及所有參與提供評語者均毋須負責。


text:
Prices, promotions, styles, and availability may vary. Our local stores do not honor online pricing. Prices and availability of products and services are subject to change without notice. Errors will be corrected where discovered, and Lowe's reserves the right to revoke any stated offer and to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions including after an order has been submitted.
Item #: 236140 | Model #: MO22584
Find a store near you for great selections at neighborhood prices. Why?
We use your ZIP code to give you pricing and product availability in your area.
We will not sell or use your information for marketing purposes. To learn more, please read our Privacy and Security Statement.
Candice Olson On Design
Title | Meredith |
Author | Decorating/Design Books & Media |
Category | 01/10/2006 |
Hardcover or Paperback | Paperback |
Release Date | 192.0 |
Page Count | Paperback |
Color | Candice Olson on Design |
UL Safety Listing | Candice Olson on Design |
Color Family | Candice Olson on Design |
Download these helpful files for this product.
To view these documents, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download a free copy from the Adobe web site.
Set a Reminder and we'll send you an email when it's time to stock up on items you buy regularly or seasonally, like air filters, fertilizer or mulch. Use notes to record details (quantity, gift recipient, etc.).
© 2013 Lowe's. All rights reserved. Lowe's and the gable design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC.


text:
i find this extremely interesting
bo pelini
Wednesday Presser Transcript 11-23-11: Brady Hoke
News bullets and other important things:
- Brennen Beyer is the only major injury the team is dealing with. He hurt his leg.
- Barnum is practicing, will get consideration to start.
Brady Hoke
From file, just to spice things up. Still can't believe this game happened.
Opening remarks:
"This is a great week to follow college football. Obviously with this game, I thought we had a very good practice yesterday. Hopefully we can follow that up today with our preparation. Our seniors have done a tremendous job with really the focus and the things that we need to do as a team and being the leaders out there, so it's been good so far this week, and we just have a lot of work ahead of us."
You say the focus was up. Has the focus gone to another level this week?
"You know, I think there's been a lot of consistency, which is what we want to have a on weekly basis. I can't tell you if it's up more, but I think they understand how fun this game is."
Do you feel like they're focused on the fun and opportunity rather than the pressure and stakes?
"I think the consistency that we've had week to week, I think that the intensity of it and doing all those things has been good. I think they've been pretty focused on it."
Not tight?
"This group doesn't get tight very often."
(more after the jump)
Unverified Voracity Steals Pelini's Soul
This is very important. Fitz Tous is a much weirder name than Gerald Saint.
An image. This was on the internet, but not widely enough. Undoubtedly from this year's Big Ten Media Days, the family portrait:
I'm just posting this for Pelini.
Where have you been all my life. I can't believe this guy has been doing this for three years and no one has found him before MGoVideo stumbled across him this weekend:
A check of his account reveals he's done this exact same thing dozens of times over the past three years for things as insignificant as victories over Hillsdale. There is no corresponding "BOO" for losses, unfortunately.
NoPa. Whoever wins the league this year won't have to pick up their trophy with tongs:
Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno's name has been removed from the Big Ten's football championship trophy, league commissioner Jim Delany said Monday.
"We believe that it would be inappropriate to keep Joe Paterno's name on the trophy at this time," Delany said. "The trophy and its namesake are intended to be celebratory and aspirational, not controversial. We believe that it's important to keep the focus on the players and the teams that will be competing in the inaugural championship game."
They're going with just "Stagg." Now all we have to do is tie the division names into a horrible crime and we're set nomenclature-wise. Paterno is kind of a leader and legend all wrapped into one, isn't he?
Legal argh. Marvin Robinson's concussion turns out to be one that causes bad decisions:
Robinson, 20, was arraigned last week on a charge of second degree home invasion and released on a promise to appear. He is accused of breaking into a locked dorm room at 10 p.m. Sept. 29 and stealing the game.
After getting some time early in the year Robinson mysteriously disappeared; now we know why. There's a lot of speculation about this being the end of MRob by mysterious insiders; I find that odd. Unless he's had previous incidents this seems like a first strike type event. Previous Michigan players in the same level of trouble have been able to return after doing penance.
Defensive linemen hang out and call whatever. Rapturous Mattison praise is justified but apparently some of that should be redirected to one Ryan Van Bergen:
"(They) gave me some freedom to call some stunts up front that coaches wouldn't typically do, but they trust that I'm smart enough to make the right calls," Van Bergen said. "We didn't actually get the green light, we just started doing it. Take a risk. Why not?
"It worked the first two or three times, and the coaches were just like, 'Call 'em when you feel like calling 'em.'"
Remember a couple years ago when Indiana ripped off an 85-yard touchdown because RVB missed a check? That doesn't so much happen anymore. Seniors. I like them. We should try to have more of them. You, Desmond Morgan: be a senior with four years of eligibility starting now.
A note on Denard fumbly bits. While it's frustrating to endure a game in which Denard fumbles turn two drives in field goal range to dust, the team's overall trend is still highly positive:
Year: 2011 | Thru: 11/12/11 |
Rank | Name | Fumbles Lost |
1 | Wisconsin | 2 |
2 | Purdue | 3 |
3 | Michigan | 5 |
4 | Minnesota | 6 |
4 | Ohio St. | 6 |
4 | Northwestern | 6 |
7 | Nebraska | 7 |
7 | Indiana | 7 |
7 | Iowa | 7 |
7 | Michigan St. | 7 |
11 | Penn St. | 10 |
12 | Illinois | 13 |
The noise you hear is Rich Rodriguez screaming "oh, of course this happens the year after I get fired." Denard coughed it up twice against Illinois and had the elaborate-sack-escape fumble against Iowa; the other two lost fumbles were from Smith and Hopkins against SDSU. Robinson's had 330 events this year; losing three fumbles on them isn't that bad.
Last year Michigan lost 14(!) as a team. The improvement here has been significant enough to more than combat the increase in interceptions.
Complicated bits. Smart Football's Grantland work seems specifically targeted at things we've been discussing about Michigan's offensive transition. There a post about how Jim Harbaugh has dumped sight reading from the 49ers offense and thereby aided them in their transformation from chumps to 7-1. At first they were like this:
And then they would change to this when they got a blitz:
But now they're like this:
They always have hot routes built into the play. Michigan has gone the other direction. Unfortunately you're thinking of Vincent Smith not running a slant against Michigan State right now, but I can't do anything about that. Chris Brown's take on this adaptation:
It's my personal view, but I think NFL teams rely too much on sight adjustments. There are two reasons for this: First, these plays were far more straightforward a decade or two ago than they are now, and second, coaches who spend nearly all their waking hours thinking about football tend to forget that it's not how many X's and O's they know but what they can teach their players. To the first point, sight adjustments are old — at least 50 years old, if not more. But they arose before zone blitzes became popular. Against a blitz with man-to-man coverage in the secondary, sight adjustments made perfect sense. They were extensions of backyard football — throw a quick one to the fast guy and let him run with the ball before the blitz overwhelms the offensive line.
Now it's not so simple. With the rise of the zone blitz, the fact that three defenders might rush from one side tells the offense almost nothing about where the coverage will be. This is why, when zone blitzes first became prominent, you saw quarterbacks throwing awful passes directly to defenders who weren't even close to receivers. This is not to say that sight adjustments are impossible in today's environment, but they require an almost telepathic relationship between quarterback, receiver, and even the offensive line.
Borges and Hoke have been grumbling about wide receivers being hidden issues in the passing game for chunks of the year and I think this is what they're talking about. In the spring game Gardner missed Gallon three times when Gallon pulled up short and Gardner threw long or vice versa; the Smith interception happened; Denard has often been under pressure without anywhere to go with the ball because everyone's 30 yards downfield. That seems nuts so my assumption is when that happens it's because the receivers have not read the play correctly.
While this should get better next year when Gallon, Roundtree, and Stonum all have a year of experience under their belts I'm a little leery of Michigan using sight reads extensively—and they seem like an all-or-nothing proposition like being a triple option or Air Raid team. You're either 100% committed to it or you suck. I'll figure out more about this over the offseason—I've signed up for some clinics featuring Michigan's coordinators that will hopefully shed some light on what Michigan's trying to do.
BONUS relevance: Brown also breaks down one of Oregon's long runs against Stanford with a focus on the alignment of the line and how Oregon forces you to respect the bubble. I'll probably tackle that in greater detail in a picture pages.
Yost attendance problem mitigation. If you have tickets, need tickets, need a rideshare, or require any other thing that will get you to Yost there is a Children of Yost facebook page that can help you with these matters. I don't think their services extend to calling you up at 7:15 and screaming "PUT DOWN THE MW3 AND LEAVE THE HOUSE NOW," unfortunately.
More Trouba. Via NHL.com:
"He has offense skills and he really does defend well," Gregory said. "You can just tell by how he plays in all areas of the ice that he's a big kid who skates really well. He loves to jump into the play and has confidence because he knows his skating can get him back, so he rarely gets caught out of position. He's going to be someone people are going to talk about; we've known about him for a couple years and he's not disappointing early on this year, either."…
"He skates exceptionally well and likes to rush up the ice with the puck and with good speed," he said. "He's very confident, has great agility, is strong physically and is always alert. He's done a good job in 1-on-1 situations against opposing forwards and contained his man very well."
(HT: Michigan Hockey Net.)
This week in going for it. Advanced NFL Stats has a go-or-not 4th down calculator, but I think it's broken. When I punch in the situation from the weekend, it says 100% of 92 is 93. As a result it says M should have kicked.
I think it means the decision to go was correct since it says you have a 70% chance of success and your WP goes from 92 to 93 if you get it right. Expected points are massively in favor of going, FWIW: 4.5 to 2.4.
The mid 90s summed up. Midnight Maize brings us this shirt, which should be the student T this year and for all time:
That is wicked off the hook but inexplicably managed to escape its ebay auction unsold.
Etc.: Toussaint interviewed by TIM DOYLE OMG. Says "I'm just a big fan of fashion." Toussaint, not Doyle. Dreaded Judgment gets on the "third down == awesome" bandwagon. MGoFootball Illinois bullets arrived too late for yesterday's game post.
Iowa fans think Michigan State got fainting disease last Saturday, which I point out mostly to marvel at the idea anyone would have to slow the Hawkeyes' tempo down. I guess they were down a billion.
A World Held Hostage: Day Three
Fitzgerald: "No." Yesterday it seemed we'd established that Michigan was interested in Pat Fitzgerald but the inverse was still in question. It's no longer, according to everyone. Picking one at random:
A person familiar with the situation says Michigan expressed interest in him, but he will remain with the Wildcats. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because of its sensitivity.
At least the first semi-official name in Great Coaching Search Debacle II makes more sense than offering Kirk Ferentz a paycut, but that means we have to move on to…
Not Bo Pelini. The Blade published a story indicating a "source" said Bo Pelini would be interested in the Michigan job if it was interested in him, please check y/n. From the outset this screamed "agent" and a man on the twitters from the AP says Pelini is vehemently denying everything:
Bo Pelini tells me in no uncertain terms that he has no interest in Michigan job.
If Twitter allowed longer posts that would have finished "and then he ate my head." After what went down with a nice but naive and sweary guy like Rich Rodriguez I have no idea what would happen if and when a guy whose veins must have the tensile strength of spider silk and had to formally apologize for his sideline behavior got the head job.
Bo Pelini's agent is Neal Cornrich, who is based in Cleveland, which is the only reason someone in Toledo would have something on Pelini. File under "agent wrangling" and move on.
OH MY GOD THERE'S A CHANCE. So Jim Harbaugh did not get adopted by Stephen Ross and made the dauphin of Versailles, nor do the people on the twitter who talk about Jim Harbaugh think the 49ers are a viable option anymore. The Dolphins are keeping Tony Sparano—who must be overjoyed at the vote of confidence—and here's Adam Schefter, with the Schefter bit* in bold:
RT @jcashen87: I think it is between Stanford and SF. ... I don't see 49ers as viable alternative at this time.
The other thing is something the other guy tweeted at Schefter, drawing that response. The Denver Broncos, meanwhile, have just dropped plans to interview him, which would essentially take the NFL off the table.
That leaves Stanford as a major obstacle. Stanford has some major attractions people thought they wouldn't a month ago: Andrew Luck and a kajillion dollars. From the Broncos story:
Including all bonuses and clauses, Harbaugh could earn more at Stanford than with the 49ers, who met with the coach Wednesday and have offered around $4.5 million to $5 million. Also, Harbaugh's quarterback, Andrew Luck, announced Thursday that he will not apply for entry into the 2011 NFL Draft.
Wait what? Stanford is going to pay Harbaugh more than an NFL team? I'll believe that when I see it and we won't see it since Stanford is private but they do have an epic ton of money. No one to fill their tiny stadium, but an epic ton of money.
But people, before we get excited we need completely off-the-wall speculation from someone not particularly close to the situation badly transcribed from radio and jammed into too-few characters. Let's not start su—
John Elway says he thinks Jim Harbaugh wants to stay at Stanford&Michigan may be back in the picture.Aprntly will NOT be Broncos next coach.
We may be back in the picture! Everyone start! Start right now! Like that episode of South Park with the pile!
Elway did say he thought Stanford would keep him, according to everyone else's bastardized twitter recaps, FWIW, none of which mention anything about Michigan being back in the picture. The NFL stuff evaporating lends a lot more credence to the Harbaugh chatter from yesterday, though, and I'd rather compete against just Stanford in a quien es mas macho contest than Stanford and half of the NFL.
More in a bit.
*[As always, the nature of Twitter—the most unusable nightmare software ever foisted upon the world—lends itself to mass confusion.]


text:
Thursday, 07/28/1988
The Roma, Telluride, CO
Set 1: Setlist unknown
Set 2: Fluffhead, La Grange, LizardsThe Lizards, 'A' TrainTake the 'A' Train, Corinna > BowieDavid Bowie, Fee, BBFCFMBig Black Furry Creature from Mars
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This setlist is incomplete. The set number in which these songs were performed is unknown, but it is believed that these songs were played late in the show.
This show was part of the "1988 Tour."


text:
Logging In
Forgot Your password ? | Register here
Lust: Pit Viper's The Jungle
Blue sky and open air as best as my cheap-ola cell phone can describe.
Photo by: swedenarcha Category: Powder Location: 1 WA Chewelah
Grand Prize: Heli Skiing/Boarding Trip for two toNorth Cascade Heli
Best Powder: One $250 Gift Card from The North Face and two pairs of Blog Skis from Atomic.
Best Freeride: One $250 Gift Card from The North Face and two pairs of Blog Skis from Atomic.
View the complete prize page.
Backside of Targhee
hurricane olga
Alaskan Powder
Wolverine Ridge Cliffs
Wolverine Ridge Pow
Chugach Front Flip
Lake Louise Backcountry
shreddin sleddin - droppin
Fresh Powder Search
High and Dry
Fresh Tracks Backside Kirkwood
Oh happy days!
Vermomt Roof Skier
Up for Air
Blue Skies in Utah
Spring Fling
The Canyons Utah
POW Jordan


text:
Thread Ethics and Design Current time: 06-19-2013, 05:33 AM |
Thread Ethics and Design
Post: #1
Thread Ethics and Design
A thread to try and improve "our" board. Please feel free to contribute constructive ideas and maybe we can make our world a bit better off for it. I'm starting this thread on my own for the following reason:
I'm dismayed that Neo has locked two threads in which I thought we were having a productive conversation, or at least that was what I was attempting. I hereby repost a comment that I made in one of the threads which Neo locked, because I think it is important. If you disagree, please feel free to comment and let me and others know your thinking, but you will NOT be able to lock this thread and prevent others from expressing their thoughts. Quote from: Neo on Today at 08:40:19 AM And even if I deleted any of my posts or threads, I wouldn't do so until all those I feel should be banned would be and, if not banned, certain threads of there's deleted or locked, or certain posts, like many of your posts, as you already know, which I considered inappropriate. ---------- this was the end of the quoted material from Neo, and my thoughts continue below... On this topic I'll share this idea: I used to be on a board/community where the posts were permanent. It was permanent record that anyone could refer back to at any time. I like that idea. I find the deletion of posts reprehensible. If I said something then I said it and that is that. If I made an ass of myself then that is what I did and I cannot change that fact. What I CAN do is to comment, ammend, apologize or explain. That, to me, is the more responsible way of behaving in my life. To pretend I didn't say something is childish, in my opinion. So I favor having a board where deletions cannot occur except in a very short time frame to correct mistakes, or by the Admin for their own reasons... it IS their board, afterall. I would suggest that someone might be able to add explanatory material to a previous post perhaps, but not to delete nor edit it after a day or two at most. In my ideal world this is what I currently see as being a good model. - NonE That is the end of the quoted material from the thread that Neo locked. I would like to continue discussing the ideas of how to better this board with those who care to work toward that goal. I will NOT be deleting posts nor locking this thread as I don't consider that honorable behavior. - NonE "I just don't understand how this happens." |
Post: #2
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
IMHO, thread locking and posting deleting "rules" are of secondary concern -- with the primary issue being How To Organize The Forum In A Way That Best Allows For Intelligent And Focused Participation, As Well As Encouraging Initial Lurking By New/Potential Members. (see here)
Post: #3
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Along the lines of seeking to improve "our" guest quarters here in Marc's domain...
I "vote" for request more categories/sub categories/headings. See Darren's site & Stefan's FreedomainRadio forum for ideas? I really don't have any comment at this time on deletion or locking of posts... (other than to say again, it's Marc's "house"/castle to "rule" as he sees fit-- which in no way negates or dishonors voluntary association imho, any differently than if he told me to get off of his literal toes if I was literally standing on 'em...) _______________________________
If you wish to communicate with me, first define your terms. ~Voltaire The problem with communication is the illusion that it has occurred. ~George Bernard Shaw ... |
Post: #4
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
(A) Right now we have two forums: General, and Bringing About a Voluntary Society.
Under General, we have four subforums: General Discussion, AiLL Article Discussion, Alternative Fuels, and Private Property. These topics don't seem at all intuitive to me. (1.) I'd place Alternative Fuels under a new subforum such as Construction: Land and Locomotion. (2.) Private Property could go in a Philosophies of Anarchy section. (Religious or spiritual takes on voluntaryism can fit comfortably here.) (3.) AiLL Article talk could be pinned at the top of a subforum named Leading Lights where current similar articles could be posted. (4.) I'd add a subforum on Money to feature the major biggie writings we're familiar with (pinned); another subforum on Health would organize medical and alt-suggestion posts. (5.) Education Insights wouldn't be just about children, but how to catch up on our own. (6.) Business Ideas and Working Enterprises is self-explanatory. (7.) Of course, we'd need Horrors and Halls of Shame set up for those times when the shock is hellacious and we just gotta rant. :o (8.) I'd rename General Discussion to ChitChat and Qs for Marc & Kurt, and move virtually everything out of there, all except (a) self introduction of new members, and (b) direct questions for the webmeister or Marc that are unrelated to discussion of other standard topics. (9) And finally (on this 'first draft off the top of my head) I'd ditch the Bringing About a Voluntary Society forum and rename the General forum just that. It's what the whole board is about, imho. Note -- Anyone, including a moderator, could post a link in one forum to point to a post in another, so that we each can place our posts where they most substantially belong, yet direct possible interest in another forum to that post without repeating it. (B) Whether a structure like this works is dependent 90% on the participants thinking before they place a post, and moving or wiping the post if they discover it doesn't fit/add value to the thread. If we do have the structure, it's easier to avoid both repetitions and hijacks. © I wouldn't impute negative motives to one's deletion of posts; there are many good and salutary reasons for doing so. An author may wish to lighten the bandwidth by removing surperfluous messages, or to zap something no one replied to, or which received irrelevant heckling rather than thoughtful response. So, I believe anyone should be allowed to delete or modify their posts at any time -- just as we are given the option to quote a post at any time. Please don't change that setting, Kurt. :'( Coercion to force one's work to remain on the board would be unwelcome to me. :-\ thank you! :-* |
Post: #5
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
LOL, I could have set up the categories on the board in less time than it took me to write it all down.
Gotta go do some work. Looking forward to more comments on this topic. |
Post: #6
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
heidi Wrote:Gotta go do some work. Madam, I read your posting offering suggestions re. categorization/organization. You have already DONE some very valuable work. 8) eye2i2hear Wrote:I "vote" for request more categories/sub categories/headings. See Darren's site & Stefan's FreedomainRadio forum for ideas? PS: sorta off-topic, but did anyone here on AiLL mention that Stefan has recently* put together a BOOK!? ... might be a good "gift" for folks in your inner circle, by the looks of it ;D *recently, as in post-"Revolutions" |
Post: #7
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
About censorship...not really in favour of it all that much. People can make up their own minds.
That said, Marc has set this forum up and there is the potential for new business for him through it and it would be churlish in the extreme to sit here typing into a free-for-me resource while bemoaning the process that helps keeps it funded. It's his board, let him decide about how he wants to use it and the rules for it. Heidi's suggestions are great, maybe add a FaQ to each section and a troll sub-basement. More work it's true, but I am sure we can help if asked to. Given the nature of the site an "introduce yourself" section might look pretty empty so whether that's worth working on is debatable imo. (But then agaun, we can have a 400 million page thread about property rights with no conclusion even though we all live in houses and type on Pc's so maybe we can just argue about anything. ;D ) |
Post: #8
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
So far as I'm aware, everyone starting a thread has the power to lock or unlock it when they like. Only Marc and his webmaster can override that function. They have not overrided either the Spank Me or Innocent Man threads so I take it they agree they are fine remaining locked. I did not lock the Use of Force thread, only M or Marc could have, and Marc did. Good.
I lock a thread when I feel it's done. It's not censorship because anyone can restart it anytime they want (as this thread proves). For example, I started what I think is the most popular thread ever "Super Quotes" on the old forum. I was slow to join this new forum so FreeRadical restarted that thread here. And, somehow, it lives on, even though I almost never post to it. Gimme a metal, or applaud the heck out of my Karma meter, at the left. Spank Me was done / it's point made. Same for Innocent Man. Grishman is turning activist. Maybe we can reach out to him and turn him into a [describe yourself] too. I'd like to see an "intuitive" organization to everything, as Heidi prescribes. The best forum I've ever see was the "Enya Unity" one, run by fans of music deva Enya. Any of you Enyites? Perhaps someone can do some Google research for "best forum software / designs" etc.? Eye2i2, a voluntary society includes the freedom, within it, to set the rules in your own house / on your "private property," but not outside of it, unless you "own" the land around it too. Interesting how my "bad" threads SpankMe and InnocentMan have led to this thread re: a long overdue overhaul of this new forum, isn't it? Maybe I'm doing something right. Applaud. I create threads like WAKE UP, and have many more, to try to get newbies up to speed as fast as possible. In the future, I envision a school, where our graduates can go out and --- I'd like to see a way that those with money can send some of it to those running the forum, to pay for it's increasing bandwith, etc.., and maybe pay a salary to a full time moderator, long term. It should be understood this forum can and "should be" a key to "destroying the Matrix" by "unplugging" as many as possible as soon as possible. There are lots of other ways. PM me to discuss it further. Post your story on my new Personal Freedom Story thread. I'd like to see Sr. Members have the right to share "ownership" of the forum by rights to have periodic access to it's entire database for quick/easy backing up of the whole forum to one's own computer because the material on this forum can be used in many positive ways to help bring about a v. society (create inventions, products, services, books, movies, TV series, webisodes, documentaries, etc., a freedom lovers' dating service, etc.) I like the idea of making it impossible to delete one's own posts after a period of time, maybe a day or so. This is becuase some write some great things that others may want to revisit to quote or use somehow (see above paragraph) but it's a pain to copy and paste everything all the time, as they come up. Better to have some way to download particular threads or the entire forum all at once. Quickly. It's a horrible feeling to go back to the forum to find stuff simply gone. I just had this experience today. Darren deleted a great post on my SpankMe thread just because Marc didn't care for it (at first?). I was forced to copy the whole thread before Marc might delete it. I don't like having to do that. Why not just put a big disclaimer on the home page: HI NEW VISITORS, PLEASE NOTE THAT ANYTHING YOU READ HERE IS JUST THOUGHTS OF VARIOUS VISITORS. IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT MARC'S OPINIONS. That should be so obvious that it doesn't bare stating, but if that's what it takes to keep Marc from losing the sale on a book, then post a disclaimer. Do visitors of Enya's fans' forum Unity, believe stuff they read there is her opinion. Of course not. In fact, I believe the forum home page has a disclaimer. See: http://unity.enya.com/ (home page) http://unity.enya.com/index.php?s=6ec35 ... boardrules (terms of usage) http://unity.enya.com/index.php?s=6ec35 ... owforum=59 (member's guide to unity) http://www.enya.com/helpdesk/faq.php (help desk) |
Post: #9
Re: Nazi Socialist @ work (aka. THEFT at gun point)
Malinson Wrote:I donât understand why you want me to read all this material you shove in my face when you refuse to even deal with the issue I put forth. All this locking and deleting is to me a red flag. If you think that Iâm a government agent then your more misguided than I think. We SHOVE IT in your face?! Help me out here. :rolleyes: There was a post by malinson before this post but it's not here anymore. :-\ Well it's a good thing I quoted it before it was lost hay. |
Post: #10
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Good work catching it, DamageInc.. I can see why it was deleted. That one "says it all." I knew M had posted something because you can see the name on the main menu showing who last did, but I didn't bother to read it, as promised, and only did because you caught it in time. Bravo! I'm sure we'll have no trouble accomplishing all our goals with such a mindset at work. If he's an agent, he's terribly ineffective, isn't he? If only they were all that ineffective at doing their jobs or winning over converts, huh? I doubt he's an agent, though, he may as well be! 8)
Keep up your excellent work documenting the crimes of the alleged protectors d/b/a 'government' in your "Victims Murdered by Cops" thread. "There was no conspiracy, go back to sleep." |
Post: #11
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Neo Wrote:So far as I'm aware, everyone starting a thread has the power to lock or unlock it when they like. Only Marc and his webmaster can override that function. They have not overrided either the Spank Me or Innocent Man threads so I take it they agree they are fine remaining locked. Or it's possible that neither of us have seen those threads. At least it's possible in my case. Don't get me wrong, I love this place, but I don't have the time or the inclination to read every post or every thread, let alone parse them for subtext and psycho-analyze them. |
Post: #12
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Right. Thanks for writing the footnote I didn't want to, for my own lack of time. 8)
Post: #13
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Malison said one thing I agree with: Stop complaining and start living. This really says what I have interpreted Marc to mean, that being, live in a manner so you can be left alone.
This Neo seems to want to be the boss around here. Heidi seems to be doing the same thing. I don't post much here because of the contention (not Marc's fault). I probably won't check this site for a few weeks, but when I do it will probably be more of the same. Neo gives anarchism a bad name. |
Post: #14
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
You can never live fully as long as there is anything left to complain about.
drugsareus, your post is itself a complaint. Why not "just live and not complain" about me or Heidi? You've misinterpreted Marc. Under the current world political/religious/economic system we live in, no matter what we do to be left alone, we can never fully "live in a manner so you can be left alone." I welcome Heidi's efforts to "be a boss, around here," as you call it. Anything to improve this forum is welcome. drugsareus, please never come back, until you've first visited the WAKE UP thread and do as much reading as you can of the items found therein. You clearly don't know what anarchism even is to say "Neo gives anarchism a bad name." I'm adding you to my list of member posts to ignore. I encourage you to ignore my posts like they aren't here. No one's forcing you to come here at all or read anything here. === Prior Post above by druggy: Malison said one thing I agree with: Stop complaining and start living. This really says what I have interpreted Marc to mean, that being, live in a manner so you can be left alone. This Neo seems to want to be the boss around here. Heidi seems to be doing the same thing. I don't post much here because of the contention (not Marc's fault). I probably won't check this site for a few weeks, but when I do it will probably be more of the same. Neo gives anarchism a bad name. |
Post: #15
Re: Thread Ethics and Design
Okay. I've finally figured out that life is not fair.
Neo creates a thread, starts a discussion and then locks it so I can't reply. THEN>>> he and Marc continue to have this long conversation on this locked out thread where NO ONE ELSE is allowed to comment. THEN>>> I start a thread where I want to continue the serious issues that were starting to be discussed on the thread that Neo locked, and which I can't reply on even though NEO AND MARC can continue having their party over there, and what do you know? Neo comes over to MY NEW thread and trashes people here that have nothing to do with the topic of the thread, and I CAN'T EVEN DELETE HIM in MY OWN THREAD without trashing the whole thread with his impolite comments to another. See? Whud I say, I MEAN, whud I say??? Life ain't FAIR! Harrumph. I need to go find a steering wheel to poop on. - NonE ;D "I just don't understand how this happens." |
« Next Oldest | Next Newest »
User(s) browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)


text:
Bit.ly or Ow.ly? What do you use? I use one I created, lacob.us but what do you use? asked Jun 17 '12 at 14:54 cameronnnn DJ Scooby Doo You gotta take out your twitter name from the question, you can put that on your info box if people want to follow you.
(Jun 17 '12 at 14:56)
DJ Scooby Doo
I use Goo.gl, or Google's own URL shortener because it's easier and I trust Google more. Bit.ly is my second choice but I like Goo.gl best. answered Jun 17 '12 at 14:58 DJ Scooby Doo I like Goo.gl but you can't customize links is the only drawback. and sorry about the twitter link.
(Jun 17 '12 at 15:02)


text:
most popular
- WATCH: What Happens When a Gay Boy Scout Comes Out to His Camp Leader
- Canada Lifts Lifetime Ban on Blood Donations by Gay Men
- Op-ed: Are We More Successful Because We're Gay?
- PHOTOS: Real Weddings, Real People
- We Love Liberace Now Even More Than 30 Years Ago
- Peace Corps Recognizes, Respects Same-Sex Couples
Sign Up For Email Updates
- Women WATCH: Amy Schumer Uses Tig Notaro's Cancer for Her Own Personal Gain 9 min 25 sec ago
- Crime Editor of Gay Website Beaten in London 11 min 45 sec ago
- Film We Steal Secrets: Is Bradley Manning a Hero? 14 min 4 sec ago
- Film A Drinking Game for the Liberace Movie 14 min 31 sec ago
- Health News Canada Lifts Lifetime Ban on Blood Donations by Gay Men 1 hour 24 min ago
- Youth Does AIDS in the Endzone Fumble? 10:58 AM
- Theater Five Decades Remembered At the Flash 10:07 AM