text:
BeerAdvocate on your phone?! True story. Try the beta now.
Tickets for American Craft Beer Fest are on sale now! (May 30 & 31 in Boston, MA)
Monk's Café Flemish Sour Ale - Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V.
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse. |
Ratings: 2,011 | Reviews: 1,008 | Show All Ratings:
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Like all sour ales, this is not a style for everyone. While I can't understand how everyone doesn't appreciate a nice goblet of Chimay or Corsendonk, I can fully understand how sour ales are a real acquired taste and not for all.
I tried this at Monk's. I am not certain the style of glass this was served in, different, almost like a tall juice glass (?). Right away, the smell hits you before you take a sip. A strong, bitter, sour cherry scent.
While the bar's darkness made it hard to tell, it appeared to be ruby red-brown in color. A mild head, not too much. Rather refreshing in appearance.
The flavor is complex. A raging war between sweet and sour...with the sweetness taking the lead at the initial sip, but to be overcome by the notes of sourness at the end. Mild hints of yeastiness are mixed in throughout.
Take my review in comparison to other sour ales. Drinkability is scored high, but my hats off to anyone who could drink sour ales all night long. It is an interesting and unique style, but hardly matches well with most foods and definately the sour taste lingers in your mouth well after your drink is finished (similiar to a strong IPA).
Serving type: on-tap
05-26-2008 12:20:28 | More by Nutleybeer
3.18/5 rDev -17%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Appearance> Mohagany in color. Little to no head. kind of lackluster, also.
Smell> Mmmm molasses
Taste> standard sour red. I'm not a fan of the type, but I've had enough to know what the good stuff is.
Mouthfeel> Too thin
Drinkability> if you like the style you will probably find this easy to drink.
Serving type: on-tap
04-26-2008 00:27:15 | More by 1759Girl
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at the Stone Bistro, served in a small snifter. Poured a brownish red with a head that had receded pretty fast into a thin foam. Aroma had a faintly tart character with red grapes thrown in. Taste had a maltiness that contained a bit of sour, but a good amount of sweetness from darker malt to balance it out. A grape taste was apparent as well. Mouthfeel was pretty smooth while also carbonated enough to give what little tartness was there a nice quenching aspect. This is a malty, mild sour ale that goes down pretty easy.
Serving type: on-tap
11-11-2007 00:20:30 | More by MiScusi
2.58/5 rDev -32.6%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
Pint at Naja's Place
Very very sour, old beer takes over taste of the younger one
Vinegar, cherries, and a little citrus in the taste, but the aroma is mostly vinegar
Very carbonated with a reddish brown color
Buddy had one with me and enjoyed it more than I did, thought it was a little sweeter than most sours, but I thought the opposite
Not my favorite flanders style
Serving type: on-tap
09-09-2007 01:06:39 | More by Floydster
4.03/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
On-tap at the Happy Gnome in St. Paul poured in a 12oz Monks Glass.
A- Poured a ruby red color with a nice frothy head that was an off white.
S - Tartness with notes of cherry, strong oak, and a nice sweetness.
T- Your first sip its all tart then the beer starts to sweeten out and you have strong oak character with hints of sweetness, cherry, and a nice tart finish.
M- Nicely carbonated beer that feels great as it coates your tongue with a nice tart zing.
D- Easily drinkable and enjoyable.
Serving type: on-tap
06-29-2007 01:26:17 | More by ryantupy
4.22/5 rDev +10.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
On tap at Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia served in a Hoegaarden style glass. Deep ruby almost purple body with a thin creamy head. Some lace.
Aroma is of sour fruits.
Flavor is primarily of rich sour plum and cherries with a full malty character. Very refreshing and thirst quenching. I could drink quite a few of these.
Served as a good accompaniment to pommes frites with spiced mayonnaise.
Serving type: on-tap
06-05-2007 23:24:10 | More by HugoGrim
3.55/5 rDev -7.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at the Muddy Pig in St. Paul
A simpler sour ale than some of the other's I've tried, but at the same time it's the most drinkable I've had. It comes off with a juicy tart sourness that tastes slightly like sour cherries, but not much else. The flavor here is a little mellow and relies mostly on the sour tang to carry the beer. I've call it a starter-sour ale.
Serving type: on-tap
05-29-2007 06:33:55 | More by tempest
South Carolina
4.05/5 rDev +5.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
On-tap at Monk's in Philadelphia. Paired with the Grilled Monk's Flemish Sourpus (Octopus braised in Monk's Flemish Sour Ale). Along in this food pairing was a Vichtenaar to add a bit of Sour Ale variety to this food pairing. A tasting buddy and I split these two brews while enjoying this wonderful octopus offering.
Appearance - Red/ruby coloring with a fluffy head that was also showing some red tones along with a tan coloration.
Smell - A very refreshing tart/cherry nose with a subtle sweetness that draws you in (both literally and figuratively!).
Taste - This is what I love about Flanders Red Ales: the variety. There is a tartness present, but not as much as other Red Ale offerings.
Mouthfeel - Nicely wanders around the insides while showing how aeromatic a red ale can be. The carbonation lends great aid in this department.
Drinkability - A very nice representation of the style. Not the typical "Rodenbach-like" Reds. Worth finding. Really worth sampling if you visit Monk's on-tap.
Serving type: on-tap
04-25-2007 02:24:52 | More by Nesued
4.7/5 rDev +22.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 5
On tap at Monk's.
Dark red, almost brown color with small head and awesome lacing. The aroma is sour cherry and mustiness with some slight malt sweetness in the background. The flavor is phenomenal.
I'm new to sour ales so there are probably better examples out there, but for me, this was perfection. Not too sour but enough to keep you on your toes. Also quite musty and woody with a bit of malt sweetness in the background. Finish is bone dry and makes this ridiculously drinkable.
Mouthfeel is my only complaint. A bit flat for my tastes. Overall though, one of my new favorite beers. I hope I can get this in Lancaster. Planning on buying a case.
Serving type: on-tap
12-11-2006 16:15:45 | More by HossMcGraw
4.35/5 rDev +13.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Finally got down to the Blue Nile to have a draft of Monk's Flemish Red, and it was really worth the trip. I had a draft at Monk's a year ago, and rated this one higher. For this tasting, the beer poured high with a thick, off white head with lots of small carbonation bubbles which drops to a thin lingering foam that resembles a tan oil slick. Only a small amount of lace hangs on the edge. It is a truly red red ale, dark cherry in color with golden highlights that almost shimmers. Sour fruit fills your nose, mostly cherry, but also raisins/currants along with a light tinge from the oak too. The smell is less complex than the sour/sweet/tart/sour taste--like those expensive dark cherries you let set an extra day or two in the fridge before eating. The malt sweetness is strong enough to try hard to balance, but in the end lose by a bit to the complex yeasty sourness. Perfect. Really enjoyed this beer, but had to head home after two because a third would have knocked me for a loop. Hope that my life allows me to get back for another draft of this very cool beer of an underdone style. Take my review for what it is--I switch back and forth between barleywine and Flanders red as my favorite styles--I like strong, sour, and in your face beers that have strong opposing flavors.
Serving type: on-tap
10-08-2006 14:48:30 | More by FightingEntropy
4.08/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Reddish brown color, utterly transparent at the foot of the glass, with a bountiful head, lush, toffee-toned, creamy...very likable look.
Aroma: sour, cherries, underlying yeasty notes..that covers it!Right on target for style, without going overboard.
Taste: ooo, puckering at first, 'course I'm a sour ale wuss, apparently, than it slips away and a bite of sweetness as it leaves the mouth. Like a bite of sour cherries, then ah. Refreshing, despite the puckeration, and 3 sips in, I'm acclimated. Each subsequent meeting of glass and lip is overarchingly happy. Sour, then fruity, and a little sweet, lingering woody brown ale character at the finish.
Medium bodied, long, solid finish, tangy texture.
Fans of Flemish Sours can't go wrong with this one. They're a rabid bunch, but I know this'll please 'em.
Serving type: on-tap
09-25-2006 06:13:09 | More by feloniousmonk
3.8/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at Monk's. The beer, in its tulip, comes with a very tall head. Color is light tan to luminescent copper.
Nose is of sour cherries and malt.
Tastes of mild sour cherries, malt, pineapple, pretty sweet and very acidic.
Light mouthfeel, low carbonation, and very smooth.
A good easy drinker, so much that my girlfriend stole it. Could be more complex, perhaps, but is very nice.
Serving type: on-tap
08-18-2006 17:34:48 | More by mjc410
4.35/5 rDev +13.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Ruby red with a bit of a brown hue and quite clear. The fine, light beige head showed good retention and produced a solid sheet of lace on the glass. Malt sweetness and sour fruit (cherries) in the aroma, along with a hint of leather. Tart berry fruitiness balanced the moderate malt quite nicely. Some sour cherry as well, also earthy and woody. It finished with lingering raspberry tartness. Light bodied with some residual sugar that gave it a slightly syrupy feel. Very thirst quenching and highly drinkable. Even with the rest of the line-up at Monk's Cafe, I had to have a second glass before moving on.
Serving type: on-tap
06-20-2006 02:40:02 | More by DrJay
3.95/5 rDev +3.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
On tap at Monk's Cafe...
Appears a hazy, red toned light brown with an off white head that slowly fades into a mild film. Spotty lacing is left around the glass.
Smell is of sour cherries, apples, mild vinegar.
Taste is of the above mentioned aromas. Similar to Rodenbach Red. Slight sour apple and light cherry flavors jumping about.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a slightly thin mouthfeel but the Rodenbbach qualites are still there. Not quite mouth puckering but decent.
Serving type: on-tap
06-05-2006 16:08:43 | More by weeare138
4.53/5 rDev +18.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
First had this in a bottle at Maxs in Baltimore. Just got to have it on tap at Monks in Philly.
Served a dark red in a pint glass. Little head to speak of. Smell is both sweet and sour. Taste follows suit. Just the right ammout of sweetness to balance the tart flavors generated by this heavenly ale. Acidic and a slight hint of Balsamic vinaigrette. The aftertaste is still tart, but the not in a lingering, off-putting kind of way.
Very easy to drink. When I had it on tap, I could imagine drinking this all night. Very light and refreshing.
Serving type: on-tap
05-29-2006 15:40:01 | More by sacfly
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Tasted at my new favorite Chicago bar, Hopleaf.
Served in a tulip glass, this beer poured a mahogany-red with a thin layer of bubbles. Aroma of nice sourness and oak.
The first sip is a nice , tart one, but it fades a little quickly on the back end. This problem is soon overcome, though, as the beer seems to build with every sip.
A good example of one of my favorite styles, and a great way to kick off the evening.
Serving type: on-tap
05-28-2006 20:01:16 | More by RockyTopHeel
4.13/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Tasted on-tap on 03/09/06 at Monk's Cafe in Philadelphia, PA.
Full ruby red color with a decent light beige head and moderate carbonation. Definite sourness in the aroma but overall a nicely balanced sweet and sour Flanders Red Ale in both aroma and flavor. Fairly mild overall for the style and therefore makes it a very approachable introduction for newcomers. Medium bodied and refreshing without being overly sour; looking forward to tasting the bottled version but it seems from previous reviews that it may not be quite as good.
Serving type: on-tap
05-18-2006 21:00:23 | More by RBorsato
4.22/5 rDev +10.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I could drink Monk's Flemish Sour all day long and not be disappointed. I have had this on tap several times at Naja's Place in Redondo Beach, CA.
It pours a brownish hue with a very small head to it that leaves very little lace.
The smell is a nice sour fruit (possibly a little cherry?). The taste pretty much follows up with that wonderful sour fruit smell also. Not too overpowering in the sour department, but just right to make this beer an everyday drink.
The mouthfeel is nice. Light carbonation, smooth...
Drinkability is rather high because this really has become my end of the night beer.
Serving type: on-tap
05-04-2006 18:04:59 | More by PuckLSHS
New York
4.08/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On draft at Monk's wonderful cafe in Philly, pours the expected reddish tone, respectable lacing emenating from a tan head. Nose is sharply sour, fruity and spicy. This style is not for everyone, but as acompliment to tasty, rich Belgian mussles and other other dishes, it is stunning. A world class palate cleanser and beer to enjoy with certain foods. Flavorful and wel crafted. Worth acquiring a taste for this sophisticated nectar.
Serving type: on-tap
02-14-2006 01:53:27 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Had on tap at the Stuffed Sandwich.
A- somewhat of a reddish Ice-T color and indian brown crayon with a good finger of ivory white head that lasted and left a nice lace.
S- that tart, sweet and sour bouquet that you expect from a flemmish red.
T- Mmmm, very tasty. Tangy tartness hits your palate with a little acidic notes and green apple. This gives way to a mellow sweetness on the finish. You get both the sweet and the sour, but not in that order and not much sweet.
M&Dr - good effervescence and medium body. I think this may have bordered on a tad of dry, but not much and it was excellent.
Serving type: on-tap
12-21-2005 05:17:55 | More by SwillinBrew
New York
3.48/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Lovely dark red copper color with a small but solid head and good lacing.
Smell: The aroma of sour apples is the most prevalent smell.
Taste: The carbonation is low and the most significant element of the taste is definitely the sourness, particularly at the back of the throat. I quite like the bite of the sour, but I can see how it could be considered overpowering. Hop content seems low.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, not too chewy.
Drinkability: I did enjoy drinking this beer from the tap at Monks in Philadelphia, particularly with their chicken-and-apple sausage sandwich, but I have to wonder if I shouldnt expect more complexity from a sour ale. The sour flavor is very prevalent, and I would likely get it again but probably not often.
Serving type: on-tap
12-05-2005 01:59:44 | More by Gattopardo
3.9/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Deep ruby colored that looks more brown against strong light. Modest head that leaves only a little lace pattern but still quite cute in the chalice.
The smell is upforwardly fruity; cherries, red grapes, pinor noir. Sourness creeps forth at warmer temperatures with a hint of barnyard funk.
This could just be the wine lover's beer...I am amazed by how incredibly red-wine it is. The sourness of the beer contributes to its drinkability...tart, sour, and just a little sweetness to keep everything in check. A great introduction to the style.
Serving type: on-tap
10-29-2005 19:54:18 | More by GreenWBush
3.63/5 rDev -5.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Presentation: Drank on tap at Naja's in Redondo Beach, served in a Fin Du Monde chalice.
Appearance: Dark reddish brown, with wispy head lingering for a few minutes.
Smell: Sour lambic kind of aroma, with some cherries.
Taste: Very sour and bitter, nice cherry flavor.
Notes: Tart, sour, sweet, and good. This was my first Flanders Red, so I really have no right to judge it. I just know I enjoyed it. Maybe I'll revisit this beer review after I get more experience.
Serving type: on-tap
09-05-2005 23:11:49 | More by TurdFurgison
New York
3.58/5 rDev -6.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Had this one on tap at Monk's for the first time today. Pours deep red-brown with a small white head. Smell is sweet and a little sour and funky. Flavor is extremely tart with some funk sourness. Bit of fruity cherry flavor to it as well. Malt presence is strong and pleasant.
Overall: This one is interesting. I didn't like the first few sips, but after I got accustomed to it, I really enjoyed the sourness. Quite a nice one to have on tap.
Serving type: on-tap
03-25-2005 23:16:26 | More by whartontallboy
4.38/5 rDev +14.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Draught @ OBriens San Diego
Just goes to show you, that you never know what you will find in a great pub, owned and run by great beer loving people, a beer brewed in Belgium exclusively for a pub in Philadelphia, in a pub in California!
The beer as it sets in the Belgian Chalice a somewhat murky deep red to almost brown color, the head a medium tan color that is also creamy in texture and the size perfect, the lace forms a tight skirt to cover the glass. Nose is crisp and tart, the aroma of over ripe fruit, a hint of yeast, a bit musky, quite a pleasant sniff this beer. Start is lightly sweet then tart with the top middling in its feel to the palate, finish is austere in its acidity, the hops perfect in their spiciness, very dry after taste that lingers on and on. I was simply forced to have several glasses before I boarded my incredibly long flight back to Phoenix, geez I needed the energy to withstand that hour and five minute flight! Lol
Serving type: on-tap
06-15-2004 16:13:56 | More by Gusler
Monk's Café Flemish Sour Ale from Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V.
out of 100
based on 2,011 ratings.


text:
Stories for September 7, 2012
Masterpiece Mystery! Wallander, Series III
In three gripping new episodes, Kenneth Branagh ("My Week with Marilyn," "Henry V," "Hamlet") returns as Inspector Kurt Wallander, the moody Swedish detective created by mystery writer Henning Mankell, who famously lit the spark for today's passionate interest in Scandinavian crime fiction. WALLANDER III finds the Swedish cop trying to improve his disposition—in the face of torture killings, dashed romance, homicidal do-gooders, and a resentful grown-up daughter.
Judge: Schwarzenegger Didn't Break California Law With Commutation
A California judge has ruled that former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger didn't break any laws when he cut the manslaughter sentence for the son of a political ally just hours before leaving office last year.
Miss Navajo Not Your Typical Pageant
Contestants must butcher sheep, make fry bread and speak their native language. It started in 1952 to attract tourists to the Navajo Nation Fair. But more recently the tribe saw it as an incentive to young women to learn the Navajo language, traditions and culture. The Navajo Nation will crown this year's winner Sept. 8.
New Health Clinic Opens In South Bay
A new medical clinic opens in Southeast San Diego, an area that suffers from a shortage of health providers.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
D & L Locksmithing48292 Mulberry Ln, Saint Inigoes, MD 20684www.dandllocksmithing.com
(301) 862-7953
Licensed - Bonded - Insured Member of Associated Locksmith's of America Serving St. Mary's County, Calvert County, Charles County and Patuxent River Naval Air Station Owner Donald Jones Registered Locksmith Welcome to D&L Locksmithing. We have over 35 years of locksmith and security experience and have been serving Southern Maryland and Patuxent River for nearly 20 years. We pride ourselves in providing quality products for your home or business. For your automotive needs, we have the latest equipment for most computer chip key replacement and duplication capabilities. We have a fully stocked mobile unit. We come to you. Our van has key machines, lock hardware for interior and exterior doors for both residential and commercial buildings, door closures, mag plates, automotive lock out tools (and we actually know how to use them without damaging your vehicle), equipment to open that safe combination that you have forgotten or is no longer working and thousands of key blanks.
D & L Locksmithing is backed by the SuperGuarantee® Program from Superpages.Planning to hire D & L Locksmithing?SuperGuarantee is a free consumer protection program from Superpages. Using a business backed by the SuperGurantee Program means you'll get the job done right. If you're not satisfied with the work. Superpages will help resolve the issue or pay up to $500.*
To protect yourself with SuperGuarantee, click on the shield to register the service before the work begins.
More SuperGuarantee® categories for this business:The person icon indicates that the reviewer is an employee of SuperMedia LLC. SuperMedia operates and sells advertising on Superpages.com. The views expressed in reviews are the opinion of each respective reviewer and do not necessarilly reflect the view of SuperMedia.
Apr 3, 2012
by Guest95978
Apr 3, 2012
D & L Locksmithing
48292 Mulberry Ln,
Saint Inigoes, MD 20684 USA 1-2 of 2 Results Search Nearby |


text:
Best non-Buffalo wings you ever had ?
Buffalo wings may get all the press, but over the years I've had some memorable wings that were not just butter and hot sauce.
1) A bar across the street from U of F in Gainesville used (1985ish) to have wings covered in their own house secret sauce that I ate there all the time. To this day I have no idea what was in it or how to make it but it still haunts my dreams.
2) Famous Dave's spicy bbq wings. My young son and I often get one of those obscene garbage can lids full of 60 of em and go to town. Very hard to stop once you get going.
3) Thai wings at Lotus of Siam, Las Vegas. I know, I know, there is sooo much good and authentic thai food here that it is almost sacriligious to order them, but they are incredible.
4) Bon Chon Chicken wings in NYC. Just get em.
5) My homemade asian style wings with real chinese plum sauce, freshly ground aromatics, fresh minced elephant garlic and chiles and a dash of hoisin and dark soy sauces.
I made almost the same asian style wings the other day with only a few changes: I didn't think to add garlic and will have to think of it next time. I used salt, black pepper, light soy, dark soy, oyster sauce, hoisin sauce, toasted sesame oil, a dash of rice wine, a squirt of ketchup and some plum sauce. It was five pounds of wings and I left them to marinate in a bag overnight. Cooked them in oven at 325 degrees for half an hour, turning once, then finished off in broiler at 375 degrees, turning once.
My uncle's Hawaiian-style sesame-garlic battered deep-fried wings are the best I've ever had... unfortunately his recipe went with him to heaven...
My current favorite is Kyochon Korean-style fried wings... a Korea-based chain that has recently started up operations here in LA...
I always used to choose "garlic" wings over Buffalo-style at The Distillery in Rochester, they are really great but I could never get the owner to part with the recipe - it was close to classic buffalo wings plus chopped garlic but with something special there that I could never figure out.


text:
Pre-workout, anti-fatigue muscle volumizer
Hyper Pump is a quick-shot slam of supra-efficacious servings of several key ingredients designed to give your muscles more volume than theyve ever felt before.
Hyper Pump has the bio-chemical horsepower to pull extra-cellular fluid into the vascular space at an alarming rate, and jam it into your muscles - you will literally feel the blood rushing into each muscle cell rep after rep.
The anti-fatigue component of Hyper Pump will let you keep going long after you would normally have had to hit the shower. Be the last man standing, with your hyper-engorged muscle tissues swollen, throbbing and scribbled with vascularity.
Whats in HyperPump (Proprietary Blend HP Technology - 23,254 mgs)
Muscles need water to grow and function. Hydration during workouts is key to increasing muscular response. Glycerol, is a hyper osmotic and has been shown to increase blood volume by pulling extra-cellular body water into the vascular space.
That means it super-hydrates the cells, giving them volume and additional work capacity. Glycerol can cause blood volume expansion up to 5-10% of total volume.
For bodybuilding and athletic purposes, this hyper-hydrator will cause noticeable increase in total body water in the vascular compartment. Hyper Pump has a whopping dose of Glycerol, 17,250 mgs which is enough to super hydrate your cells and increase muscle fluid retention.
To maximize Hyper Pumps pump benefits, be sure to drink plenty of water before and throughout your workout to feed the volumization.
Beta Alanine
This amino acid has recently exploded onto the scene of performance nutrition. Research continues to demonstrate the powerful ergogenic effects of this anti-fatigue, ATP boosting product.
Beta Alanine works by scavenging Hydrogen ions (H+). H+ the cellular pollution created by muscle contractions, build up and cause that familiar burn in the muscles, and result in momentary muscular failure. Beta Alanine staves off the burn and delays the onset of muscle fatigue, allowing for ongoing muscle contractions.
The result? Greater pump and measurable increases in muscular performance.
Di Arginine Malate
Two (2) arginine molecules bonded to malic acid, di arginine malate is a powerful nitric oxide precursor. Di arginine malate is called the ultimate NO stimulating substance by some and may be more powerful than AAKG at supporting NOS production. Nitric oxide significantly increases blood flow to the muscles, for more extreme muscle pumps, and greater nutrient delivery.
Malic acid, the malate component of di arginine malate, works inside the mitochondria of the muscle cell to support increased energy production.
Hyper Pump delivers two (2) full grams of di arginine malate per 1 shot serving.
Citrulline Malate
A non-essential amino acid that supports ATP production in the mitochondria of the muscle cells, citrulline malate provides additional malic acid to further enhance muscle energy production. Additionally, L-citrulline works synergistically with arginine in the production of nitric oxide.
In addition to the immune-boosting properties of this, the most abundant of the amino acids, glutamine has recently been shown to offer significant cell-volumizing properties.
Long utilized by athletes for recovery and its anti-catabolic effects. Glutamine also supports the pump.
L-leucine is the most important of the BCAAs. L-leucine has several important functions for bodybuilders including anti-catabolic properties, energy production, and improved cognitive functioning especially during times of stress.
Yohimbine HCL
Four (4) mgs of this potent alpha 2 antagonist, yohimbine HCL acts as a neuro-stimulant, a vasodilator, and a smooth muscle relaxant.
Used for centuries as an aphrodisiac, yohimbine has been shown to improve peripheral blood flow and increases alertness by supporting ongoing production of epinephrine and nor epinephrine.
Together with its stimulant effects, this vasodilating hypertensive is the perfect synergist for the other powerful ingredients in Hyper Pump.
Slam a Hyper Pump shot just prior to every workout and remember to drink plenty of water throughout your training session. Youve got to try it for yourself.
You WILL train harder and longer, and your muscles will swell with the most severe, almost painful pumps youve ever experienced.
I think this is going to be a classic staple in a lot of peoples routines.
The perfect mix IMO. Just sad I was able to help create this one. I knew there needed to be a BA, CM and NO product combo, but the yohimbine was a perfect addition.


text:
XI International Dengue Course (Havana, Cuba, 10-21 August 2009) |
This biannual International Dengue Course is dedicated to strengthening capacities in dengue control and prevention. It is organized by the PAHO/WHO Collaborating Center for the Study of Dengue and its Vector, located within the "Pedro Kourí" Tropical Medicine Institute (IPK), and sponsored by the Cuban Ministry of Public Health, PAHO, WHO, and the WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR).
Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization |


text:
Philippines to spend $45 million for airport upgrade
Associated Press
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government has released $45 million to spruce up its newest airport terminal in a bid to boost tourism.
Budget Secretary Florencio Abad said Tuesday that the completion and upgrade of Terminal 3 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport will ease traffic on the 32-year-old Terminal 1.
Terminal 3, which opened in 2008, is already operating over its capacity, with 13.8 million passengers last year, more than 800,000 over its capacity. Once it is upgraded, it will handle more international flights, easing the load on Terminal 1, which is solely for international flights.
Originally designed for 4.5 million passengers yearly, Terminal 1 handled 8.2 million passengers last year, up from 7.8 million in 2011. A majority of the passengers at the airport's Terminal 2 are domestic passengers.
Follow Us
Recent Stories:
Short URL: http://business.inquirer.net/?p=107211
Tags: Airport , Business , NAIA terminal 3 , upgrade


text:
Halloween Costumes
Kids Costumes / Boys Costumes / TV and Movie Costumes / Rocky Muscle Child Costume
Rocky Muscle Child Costume
Item# 07143282
You may be the resident underdog, but when the chips are down you'll find a way to win when you wear this officially licensed Rocky muscle child costume. The red, white, blue and gold robe features an attached muscle shirt and comes complete with a sash, shorts, championship belt and red gloves.
- The officially licensed Rocky muscle child costume includes:
- Robe with Muscle Shirt
- Sash
- Shorts
- Championship Belt
- Gloves
- Socks and footwear not included
- Materials:
- 100% Polyester
- Wash/Care Instructions:
- Hand wash Cold
- Line dry
- Do Not Bleach
All Reviews
Be the first to review this product.
Write a Review


text:
Vacation Rentals Search Results
20 White Elm Lane
Back to Search Results
This luxurious home offers 5 bedroom suites with attached baths as well as a bonus room with two sleeper sofas and an attached bath. Two of the suites are on the lower level. The master features a king bed, TV/DVD/VCR, jacuzzi tub, tile bathroom and private access to the hot tub while the second suite has a queen bed and TV/VCR. Also downstairs is a gourmet kitchen with stainless appliances, wine refridgerator, gas cook top, granite counters and hard wood flooring. The great room features expansive vaulted ceilings with log accents and stone gas fireplace. Upstairs are three additional bedroom suites, two with king beds and one with a queen bed. All three have a TV/VCR. The bonus room, located upstairs, has two sleeper sofas, a mini kitchen, private bathroom, gas firplace and a TV/DVD/Stereo. Surround yourself with the great outdoors on the large covered outdoor deck or enjoy entertaining with the built-in outdoor kicthen and natural gas BBQ.
Bedrooms: | 5+ | Rating: | 5 | Suites: | 1 |
Type: | Home | Map: | View Map | Kings: | 3 |
Sq. Feet: | 3571 | Levels: | 2 | Queens: | 2 |
Baths: | 6 | Ex. Room: | Bonus | Twins: | N/A |
Sleeps: | 14 | AC: | Yes | Doubles: | N/A |
Hot Tub: | Yes | Garage: | Yes | Bunk: | N/A |
High Speed Internet Access: | Yes | Pets: | No | Sleeper: | 2 |
All Sunriver Resort guests have access to Sage Springs Club & Spa.
*All Rates Subject to Change


text:
237 results
Members-Only Tour and Reception: Aphrodite and the Gods of LoveGallery Talks
Members are invited to a wine reception from 5 to 6 pm at Café des Artistes followed by a private, docent-led tour of the exhibition. |
San Antonio Museum of Art |
Mon: CLOSED Tues, Fri, Sat: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Wed and Thurs: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Sun: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. |
Members: FREE Adults: $10 Seniors (65+): $7 |
Students and Military (with ID): $5 Children Under 12: FREE |
©2014 San Antonio Museum of Art. All Rights Reserved. Web Design by esd and associates. |


text: What's Hot Spring Fashion Preview Watch Snob SXSW GALLERIES Tara Lipinski Dita Von Teese Dita Von Teese Kristanna Loken Kristanna Loken Cindy Taylor Cindy Taylor Heather Mills Heather Mills Coming Next OR 0 5 Back to Top ▲ Tara Lipinski Tara Lipinski AskMen Editors When you're 15 years old and you come from rural Texas, the last place you'd imagine being is on ice. On figure skates. In Japan. At the Olympics. On the podium. At the top. Winning gold. But with two masterful performances in the short and long programs, Lipinski became the youngest Winter Olympic individual gold medalist ever. By the end of 1998, after deciding to end her amateur career,... Continue reading Tara Lipinski's profile. Next Page More Like This Promoted Best of the Web Special Features


text:
Higuchi QIR 2000W 240V CV T3 Quartz Heat Lamp Metal Base 303.2mm
Price: $24.00
Retail: $27.00 You Save: 11% |
Brief Description
Detailed Description
QIR Type Heat Lamps are most commonly used in spot heating on outdoor decks, restaurant verandas, gazebos and in warehouse spot heating.
E-mail a friend about this item. |


text:
Manja Voß
Museum für Naturkunde
Leibniz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Science
Invalidenstrasse 43
10115 Berlin
Phone +49 (0)30 2093 8662
Fax +49 (0)30 2093 8868
E-mail manja.voss(at)mfn-berlin.de
Scientific fellow (Administrator) in the EU-Project SYNTHESYS
Ph.D. student in the research project at the MfN Berlin: Revision of the genus Halitherium (Sirenia, Mammalia) from the Oligocene of Europe (DFG, PD Dr. O. Hampe)
Research interests
The evolutionary history and diversity of marine mammals like whales, sea cows and pinnipeds focusing on the physical drivers for the secondary adaptations to life in the water are one of the main interests of my research.
I am particularly interested in the reconstruction of the interrelationships of fossil and recent sea cows (Sirenia) from Central Europe, the atlantic and indo-pacific regions employing detailed skeletal character description and cladistic analyses.
Therein the revision of the Eocene/Oligocene genus Halitherium from Europe is fundamental to our understanding of the evolution, origin and definition of modern sea cows. Furthermore this taxonomic-systematic approach with the addition of morphometric studies enable to reconstruct palaeobiogeographic and palaeoenvironmental patterns.
Research projects
- Revision of the Halitherium - Species - Complex
Publications (selection)
Voss, M. (2009): New aspects on innerspecific variation in the genus Halitherium
(Mammalia: Sirenia). Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 29, Supplement to Number 3: 196; Bristol.
Voss, M. (2009): Taxonomic and systematic problems within the genus Halitherium (Mammalia: Sierenia). Terra Nostra, 3: 118; Bonn.
Voss, M. (2008): New finds of Halitherium (Sirenia, Mammalia) from the lower Oligocene of the Rhine area, Germany. — Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen, 249: 257-269; Stuttgart.
Voss, M. (2008): Vertebral anomaly in fossil sea cows (Mammalia, Sirenia). — Erlanger Geologiche Abhandlungen, Sonderband 6: 117; Erlangen.
Voss, M. (2007): Discoveries of Sirenian Remains from the early Oligocene of the Rhine-Ruhr Area (Germany) and a new look on the genus Halitherium. — [In:] Warren, A. (ed.): Conference on Australasian Vertebrate Evolution, Palaeontology and Systematics. — Geological Society of Australia 85: 45; Melbourne.


text:
Take off with the Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II Video
Related Videos
Samsung Stratosphere (Verizon)
The Samsung Stratosphere is Verizon's fist 4G LTE phone with a QWERTY keyboard.
A 4-inch Super AMOLED display and 1GHz dual-core processor are bright spots on this European Android Gingerbread phone.
Samsung Galaxy Stellar shines for $0
This starter Android phones has more bells and whistles than you might think, including LTE and a dual-core processor.
Armed with a five-row sliding keyboard, the LG Mach also has a dual-core CPU, a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen, and a 5-megapixel camera.
AT&T's affordable, midlevel Samsung Galaxy Express
With its 5-megapixel camera, 4.5-inch Super Amoled Plus display, and 1.5GHz dual-core processor, the Samsung Galaxy Express is a midrange winner from AT&T.
Unboxing Samsung's Galaxy S4 Mini
Check out the S4 Mini running Jelly Bean Android 4.2.2, with a dual-core processor and a pretty great camera.
With its dual-core processor, vibrant display, and great performance, the sleek and powerful Samsung Galaxy S II rises as AT&T's top Android smartphone.
The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G has a speedy dual-core processor, a pretty screen, and runs on T-Mobile's fastest 4G network.
The follow-up to the Android-run Galaxy S series is a dual-core smartphone running Android Gingerbread 2.3.
Verizon's sliding keyboard-equipped LG Enact
With the 4G LTE enabled LG Enact from Verizon, not only will you get a 4-inch touchscreen and a 5-megapixel camera -- you'll also be able to type away on a five-row QWERTY keyboard.
Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II (Verizon Wireless) Review
The good: The Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II has a comfortable five-row keyboard, NFC, a decent 5-megapixel camera, and 4G LTE.
The bad: The Stratosphere II's slick coating makes opening the keyboard tricky, the display has a subtle blue tint, and some tasks took a noticeable amount of time to execute.
The bottom line: Although it isn't banging on all cylinders when it comes to top-tier specs, the Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II's reliable performance makes it the QWERTY keyboard phone to buy on Verizon.
Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II (Verizon Wireless) Specs
Manufacturer: Samsung
Part number: StratosphereII
- Product Basic Spec
Samsung Galaxy Stratosphere II (Verizon Wireless) Prices
Online stores
Store | Certified rating | Inventory | Price |
| Rate this store See store profile | In stock | $399.99 |
| Rate this store See store profile | In stock | $399.99 |


text:
Jun 21, 2011
Why bother? That's what Nick Johnston asked himself throughout 2010, as the Cut Off Your Hands frontman took a break from the band and tried to put more important things in perspective; like the reasons he'd decided to pursue music in the first place. After all, it's hard to get excited about your second album after several lineup changes, three tiresome years of touring, and such unforeseen curveballs as a scrapped studio session and the debilitating hearing loss of drummer Brent Harris.
"Something clicked in the time off between records," says Johnston. "As I stopped worrying about what we should be doing, I began listening to records out of pure fun again and they ended up really influencing my writing."
While everything from the moonlit melodies of Echo & the Bunnymen ("Nausea," "Hollowed Out") to the shimmering 12-string guitars of the Go-Betweens ("You Should Do Better") can be heard in the light and dark shades of Hollow, Cut Off Your Hands' new record is especially rooted in breakout '60s artists like the Byrds and Bob Dylan. Not to mention all the Kiwi pop and Paisley Underground acts that ran with those very same influences in the '80s and '90s, including such fellow countrymen as the Bats and Bird Nest Roys.
In other words, there's more to Hollow than meaty, melancholic hooks and riffs that'll remind you of Johnny Marr. Everything sounds more natural than ever before, too—the result of one stress-free, self-produced week back home. (Live tracking was done at the Auckland abode of Harris' parents—where the New Zealand natives also recorded their debut EP in 2006—and Johnston tackled his vocal takes and overdubs over the course of a couple weekends.)
"Our first record was pretty eclectic, both lyrically and sonically," explains Johnston. "We were unsure of what we wanted to achieve with it, so we needed a producer like [former Suede guitarist] Bernard [Butler] to tie it all together. With Hollow, we knew exactly what we wanted to achieve."
Among the group's goals was an expanded palette that incorporated everyone's ideas, with Harris and bassist Phil Hadfield contributing a couple cuts and guitarist Jonathan Lee coloring outside the lines of Johnston's skeletal chords. Meanwhile, the latter dialed his speaker-bludgeoning post-punk tendencies down in favor of more nuanced, dynamic material.
"A big thing for me was getting out of that songwriting slump," explains Johnston, "realizing that making music is still meaningful for me. Like the lyrics on 'Hollowed Out' are fairly somber, but they're presented with elegant, jangly guitars and a driving pulse. It's not all moping and moaning."


text:
October 1, 2013
By Thomas A. Horne
Beechcraft. Perhaps the biggest news was Beechcraft's announcement that it had orders for 105 King Air 350i turboprop twins—a deal worth $788 million. The company said it was the largest general aviation propeller aircraft order in history. The purchaser is Wheels Up, a membership-based private aviation program. Add in Wheels Up's option to buy 70 additional airplanes and the maintenance contract for all its new 350i airplanes, and the deal's value rises to $1.4 billion.
Biofueled Phenom. Purdue University's Air Transport Institute for Environmental Sustainability (Air TIES) flew its Phenom 100 to Oshkosh in order to show off its use of biofuels. In this case, one of the Phenom's Pratt & Whitney PW617 engines was powered by a mixture of a camelina-based HEFA (hydroprocessed esters and fatty acid) biofuel and Jet A; the other engine used conventional Jet A fuel. The Air TIES program has been supported for the past four years by the U.S. Air Force and the Air Force Research Lab. Its goal is to reduce carbon emissions, involve student researchers, and is part of Purdue's association with the Midwest Aviation Sustainable Biofuels Initiative.
Conforming HondaJets. The Honda Aircraft Company showed up with two of its conforming production HondaJets—the third and the fifth of a total of six conforming aircraft. The third aircraft has been flying since November 2011 and is being used for mechanical system testing. The fifth aircraft joined Honda's test program in May 2013 and is used to test cabin systems, interiors, and options, as well as perform function and reliability tests. It's also the first HondaJet fitted with a production interior.
G1000 Twin Commander. Eagle Creek Aviation Services brought its latest retrofit aimed at the Twin Commander line of twin turboprops—an upgrade that replaces the airplane's old analog instruments with a three-screen Garmin G1000 suite that incorporates engine data and new fuel, oil, and hydraulic system transducers. A 350-pound weight savings comes with the panel overhaul, thanks to the elimination of old wiring.
Email email@example.com
Topics EAA AirVenture, Events, Experimental, Aircraft Types, Environmental, Advocacy, New Aircraft, Technology
In a major deal between two of the best-known U.S. antique aircraft firms, Rare Aircraft has purchased a huge inventory of Stearman parts from Air Repair and will begin producing as-new Golden Age biplanes.
Garmin has announced an upgrade making new features and options available to operators of G1000-equipped King Airs in the 200/250/300/350 series.
The GAO released its report "Aviation Workforce: Current and Future Availability of Airline Pilots," and general aviation has a strong interest in its findings.
AOPA thanks our members for their continued support in protecting the freedom to fly.


text:
Nike Air Yeezy 2 "Net" Customs by DeJesus
November 6th, 2012 by John Kim | 23 comments
It takes a certain level on insanity to operate on an pair of Air Yeezy 2s, but the permanent and irreversible procedure isn't such a bad thing if the end result is this. DeJesus Customs, one of the fastest growing sneaker-remixers in the game, comes through with a third overall Air Yeezy 2 customs, transferring the 'Net' colorway from the original Air Yeezy trio onto the sequel; he goes full force with tit-for-tat color-blocking and fills a void considering the Air Yeezy 2 only released in the Black/Solar Red and Pure Platinum versions. Gentry himself did say a third Air Yeezy 2 isn't out of the question – so would you like to see 'Net' revisited? Check out DeJesus' custom below and let us know what you think.
Filed under: Air Yeezy, Customs // Tags: DeJesus Customs, Nike Air Yeezy 2
Just look at the strap on picture 3 it looks so shopped. I was too gullible but now convinced they aren't real
yea these sure are photo shopped just zoom in on the 2nd pic ( on the concrete ) upper left corner of the closer shoe its still grey , and in all the pic you can just see spots missed if u zoom in .. the look too flawless to be painted they still look nice
Those are amazing customs. Surprised it took so long for customizers to make these. But good Job!
these are photoshopped i wanted so hard to believe he actually customized these but u can tell the pic is photoshopped the pink sock liner of the shoe in the first pic bleeds onto the asphalt if these were actual pics of a real custom then obviously colors from the shoe wouldn't be found leaking off the shoe
Only thing i dont like is how he kept that solar red on the tongue lining. it looks weird with that pink he used
When I first heard they might be doing Net Yeezy 2's I thought they would be ugly as shit. Then I saw these... SWEET LORD! I would trade the Plats I just got for these in a heartbeat. BEAUTIFUL. Better than the OG Yeezy.
I was jus sayin dat da new Yeezy droppin would probably b a tan pair based off of da Yeezy 1 color ways... these are dumb fresh tho. Wouldn't camp out fa these tho lol
daaaamn...these are the nicest yeezy 2s i've seen. better than the 2 og colorways and the other customs. would kill for these.


text:
(Not so) Big in Japan
Trip Start
Apr 02, 2006
Trip End
Where I stayed
Now, I've had something of a romantic idea of Japan for quite some time, and how could I not? This is the homeland of Nintendo and giant robots and I love both of those things!
Day 1 -
Woke up early in order to get myself to Busan on time and not miss the boat.
The voyage itself wasn't much to write about. On the Busan subway, a man charged into my car and started the loudest and most unconvincing sales-pitch I've ever seen outside of Moores Clothing for Men. Shouting at the top of his lungs he tried unsuccessfully to peddle insoles to largely unimpressed crowd of Koreans making their commute that morning. I got a good laugh out of it which in turn made some of the locals join me. After leaving the train I walked to the ferry terminal... mistakenly the Domestic terminal instead of the International terminal and was kindly pushed in the proper direction by a taxi driver all too eager to make a few thousand won off of a bewildered waygook. Once at the proper terminal I had just enough time to fill out the necessary paperwork and pick up my ticket for the Hydrofoil that would take me to the Land of the Rising Sun.
Upon arrival in Fukuoka, I instantly felt lost without a destination as I wouldn't be heading to the consulate until the next morning, so I explored. Walking around downtown in the Tenji district, I used subway maps and my trusty compass (thanks mom!) to navigate.
I found my way to Canal City, which is a long winding mall built alongside the canal which runs through the city. I tried saying hello to people but didn't get much of a response. It was difficult as I had just started learning Korean and now I was surrounded by people speaking another crazy language that I didn't know save for a few words learned from cartoons and videogames. The other foreigners I found weren't all that accommodating either, so I decided to try an experiment.
It was my hypothesis that if I stayed in one spot long enough something was bound to happen. Choosing a busy place where there was a lot of people and action, I sat down with my book and kept my Canadian flag visible to passing eyes. I forced myself to stay for an hour or so, hoping that somebody would stop and say hello... and I got nothing but "Hello!"s from Japanese children. It became clear to me very quickly that nobody would be stopping anytime soon to rescue me from my boredom. I was on my own.
I wandered around until night came and didn't have any luck with meeting people, but on the plus side there was plenty to be seen. The women in Fukuoka were so beautiful, and after two and a half months of Korean cars and architecture it was nice to see the variety they had here.
Eventually I found myself at the Green Hotel, one of the places I had read about in blogs about VISA runs that seemed to have a decent reputation. It was a bit pricier than I would have hoped but at least it was clean. I flipped through the 12 available channels on TV only to find out that Meg Ryan still does commercials in Japan and still looks good. It had been a few years since her last big movie. Why couldn't she get work back home? Leo Dicaprio was doing car commercials as well, but that's less of a big deal now isn't it? By 11, I was asleep.
Day 2 -
I woke up early the next day and set out to drop off my application at the Korean consulate, but not before hashing up a new scheme. I made a sign for my backpack which read:
"If you can read this I'd LOVE to talk with you." and "Si vous pouvez lire ce pencarte... parelez avec moi!!!"
This turned out to be another dead-end for me... but it doesn't hurt to try.
It seemed that every one I ran into that day was in a bad mood. I met some waygooks/gaijins on my way to the consulate who were pretty rude and unfriendly. At the gates the Korean consulate, the security guard was terribly irritable and impatient, yelling at me when I questioned why they needed my phone number when my cell phone doesn't even work in Japan.
I got through all of the paperwork and left the consulate with one last dirty look from the security guard. I headed across the street to a small shopping center with a Namco Playworld Arcade. I wasted money on games like Mario Kart Arcade GP and House of the Dead 4... taking out my frustrations on hordes of the undead. From there I went to the Toys 'R Us because what could be more fun than a Japanese toy store? I ogled the Nintendo stuff and if I had the money and the Japanese language ability I would've bought it all. I settled on a stuffed Toad.
I headed back to the subway and returned downtown and found a temple. The grounds were immaculately kept and the ancient smell of incense filled the air. The giant wooden Buddah was a sight to see and the "tunnel" going under it was very interesting featuring paintings of the seven stages of Hell. Creepy music accompanied me as I looked at these paintings and then through a pitch-dark winding corridor only to be delivered by the bright shining light of Buddha who apparently saves one from Hell and darkness like some kind of spiritual super hero.
I took many pictures, and sat around taking notes for my journal in a variation of my first experiment but did not have anymore luck this time. I've always felt a little strange at holy/religious places. They've always held some wonder for me, secrets I'd never know, and rituals I'd never understand. As usual, I just did what the locals did and hoped to not insult anybody. I found and explored two more temples in close proximity, one of which was apparently a mermaid's grave. I though to myself that folk-lore certainly runs deep in their society and I wished to myself that Canada was more imbedded with this sense of magic.
The rest of the day was a bit of a write-off, walking around through Canal City and girl watching. I was ripped off in a Sega arcade by trading money for medals that didn't work in regular games... only in the gambling games which dispense more medals for winning. Did I mention that you can't trade your medals for money? I gave my medals to a random Japanese person and left in a huff. Later on I had the most expensive pint I've ever had... about 10 dollars for a Guiness in a bar that advertised "Guiness No Charge" on a sign outside. My heel was sore by the end of the night, and it really hurt to put weight on it but I didn't think much of it. I took some Tylenol and by 11, I was asleep.
Day 3 -
I woke up, checked-out of the hotel, and headed off to the consulate to pick up my passport and work visa. People were every bit as unwelcoming as the day before and with my new leg injury I couldn't wait to head back. I had time to waste and refused to give money to taxi, so I decided to walk to the ferry terminal and take in the sites of the city. The subway maps, my compass, and a vague recollection of city layout proved to be not enough to find my way there, so I made a crude drawing of a boat crossing from Japan to Korea and had some locals point me in the right direction. I got there in decent time, sweaty, tired, but satisfied in that I could navigate myself in a strange land with only the most basic of tools at my disposal. I waved "Sayannora" to Japan as the hydrofoil headed out to sea.
Denouement -
Looking out at the perfect blues that make up the horizon at sea I tried to put my trip in perspective and not hate Japan. What did I learn?
I learned that I don't like being alone for too long and that it's very strange to not speak aloud more than a few times in a day.
I was upset with myself that I let feelings of loneliness overwhelm me and that I was in JAPAN and only ate Western style food... but really, it's depressing to eat a $20+ meal with nobody to share it with.
I learned that people who share your nationality, skin colour, or occupation are not necessarily your friend.
I felt that my social experiments weren't necessarily complete failures as on a long enough timeline who knows what kind of trouble, adventure, or romance awaited me in that city. It was only a few days and that just didn't seem to be long enough to set the cogs of fate in motion.
I realized that I shouldn't have over-romanticized the place. It only led to my let- down when got there.
Finally, seeing yet another far way country only managed to further confuse me with regard to my future and to further distort my idea of "home". Could I ever go back to Canada and live a "normal life" again? What would I do there? Where would I live? How did I ever get to this point? I had been away from home for two and a half months and I was already feeing as though I didn't recognize myself. I wondered if my friends and family would.


text:
We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site. By continuing to use the site you agree to our use of cookies. Find out more.
Catalogue Number: 530-7677
Sorry, there are currently no sellers for this product.
Sellers at Tesco are third party sellers we have invited to sell on Tesco direct. These are companies we've selected to provide you with a wider range of products to choose from in one place. They are a mixture of well-known high street retailers and specialist retailers who operate online. Plus, you earn Clubcard points on all seller orders.
Delivery times and costs vary by seller - further details are shown on the product pages and at checkout.
If Click & Collect is available from a seller, it will also show on the product page and at checkout.
The delivery and return of seller items is managed by each seller. For further details, or if you have a question about the delivery or return of a seller product, please use the Seller directory to find the seller's 'help' page.
Features: Supra range; Oyster fabric; Upholstery: Faux leather; Comes with matching scatter cushions; Part of range: Relates to faux leather furniture; Colour: Cream; Construction and ratchet action; Ships flat-packed: Assembly required; Specifications: Closed sitting position: 79cm H x 197cm W x 88cm D; Open sleeping position: 46cm H x 197cm W x 99cm D; Wayfair SKU:JUL1315
You have no recently viewed items
We value your opinion


text:
Rental Quick Search
Long Term Rentals
Northwest Florida Events
Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band | |||||||||
| Pensacola, the wait is over! Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band will perform at the Pensacola Bay Center for one night only on Tuesday, February 5 at 8pm as part of his "LOUNGING AT THE LAGOON" Tour 2013. Parrotheads won't want to miss this opportunity to soak in the full Margaritaville experience! |


text:
The best music and talk stations
Playlists for any mood or activity
Custom radio by artist or song
New & classic episodes on demand
Carlos y Alejandra are a bachata duo from the United States who made their full-length album debut with La Introduccíon in 2009. Founded in 2006, the duo is comprised of Carlos Vargas Franco, Jr. (born on October 16, 1984, in the Bronx, NY, of Dominican heritage) and Bianca Alejandra Felíz (born in Boston, MA, of Dominican and Puerto Rican heritage). Machete Music released Carlos y Alejandra's first disc, which spawned the hit singles "Explícame," "Cuanto Duele," and "Cafecito." After winning a Premios lo Nuestro award for Soloist or Group Revelation of the Year, their debut album was re-released with three new songs as La Introduccíon: Continued in 2010. ~ Jason Birchmeier
Se Robo
Como Quisiera
Melodia De Amor - Single
It's Okay
La Introducción...Continued
La Introducción


text: Broken Arrow detectives are searching for new leads in the case of stolen remains from Floral Haven Cemetery.Last week, investigators got word that a tomb in that cemetery had been disturbed and the human skeleton inside was gone.Broken Arrow Police corporal Leon Calhoun said detectives now have video of a car that may be involved in the case.The short clip shows what looks like a white Jeep Wrangler, two door, with a black hard top speed away from the cemetery on November 10th. Police released the video hoping new leads would surface. Anyone with information concerning this crime is requested to contact Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS (918-596-2677).


text:
Halley (hāl'ē) Pronunciation Key
English astronomer and mathematician best known for his study of comets. Using newton's laws of motion, he determined mathematically that comets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun. Based on his findings, he accurately predicted that a comet observed in 1583 would return in 1758, 1835, and 1910. This comet is now named after him. In 1679 Halley became the first person to catalog the stars in the Southern Hemisphere. |


text:
Contacts, Processes, Information
Find out more >>
Ideas, People, Programs
Find out more >>
Alumni, Friends, Giving
Find out more >>
Congratulations to Dr. Karen Kilcup, newly appointed Linda Arnold Carlisle Distinguished Excellence Professor in Women's and Gender Studies.
Read about her research here.
Critical Discourse Analysis Workshop - Tuesday, March 4 - 2:00-6:00 pm - WGS Library, Curry 338
Kyoung-yim Kim is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at Boston College. She teaches Sport in American Society and Gender and Sport that is cross-appointed course with Women and Gender Studies.
Kyoung-yim completed her Ph.D. at the University of Toronto and her second master's degree at the University of Ottawa. Her research interests lie in the area of gender and sport, globalization and transnationalism, migration, postcolonial language translation with a focus on power relations and intersectional inequalities. In recent years, she has focused on athletes' rights in transnational sport, and environmentalism in sport. She has written and published academic journal articles, in Sociology of Sport Journal, Korean Journal of Sociology of Sport, as well as Korean Journal of Physical Education.
Kyoung-yim's research paper on Korean women golfers' transnational migration won the 2011 International Sociology of Sport Association's Best Paper Award, and she was recipient of a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada's (SSHRC) Doctoral Fellowship.
The Linda Arnold Carlisle Research Grant presents "Southern Modernisms: Anne Spencer's Letters and Legacy"
Dr. Noelle Morrissette, Associate Professor of English and Women's and Gender Studies, and recipient of the 2014 Linda Arnold Carlisle Research Grant, will present her research on April 9 at 4:00 pm in the Pecky Cypress Room in the Alumni House.
For more information>>>Vagina Monologues Auditions have great turnout
Women's and Gender Studies along with Housing and Residence Life, Social Justice and Diversity Initiatives and the Residence Hall Association are sponsoring the upcoming April performances of "Vagina Monologues" which will benefit the Clara House. Successful auditions were held last week. Look for upcoming announcements about performances.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR $tart $mart Salary Negotiation Workshop
The "Gender Wage Gap" represents a lifetime loss of wages for most women. Did you know that, according to the WAGE Project: A young woman who graduates from college into a $30,000 starting salary will, over her lifetime, make $1.2 million less than the young man getting his diploma in line right behind her. UNCG's Women's and Gender Studies Program and the American Association of University Women, Greensboro Branch, along with UNCG's Career Center, are offering a free Salary Negotiation Workshop for UNCG Juniors and Seniors to learn how to close the gap -
Spring 2014 Special Topics Courses: "Women of Color Feminisms" and "Hunger Games: Young Adult Literature and Feminist Education."
The Women's & Gender Studies program is excited to offer two new classes as special topics during Spring 2014.
Learn more about these classes and their instructors >>>
FACULTY DIALOGUES: Feminism and the Visual
Join Dr. Sarah Cervenak, Dr. Cybelle McFadden and Dr. Leila Villaverde for an interactive dialogue on Wednesday, February 26 at 3:00 pm in the Pecky Cypress Room of the Alumni House.
Linda Arnold Carlisle Distinguished Excellence Professorship Now Accepting Applications
The next Carlisle Distinguished Excellence Professor will selected in Spring 2014. Applications are due by February 14th, 2014, by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. All questions should be directed to Dr. Diane Gill, firstname.lastname@example.com.
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Women's and Gender Studies Program invites applications for a professorship in Women's and Gender Studies. The professorship will be awarded for a period of four academic years beginning in August 2014. Candidates must be full professors at UNCG.
For more information and the application>>>
WGS MA Alum Pursues Career as Stand Up Comedian
When Alicia Sowisdral graduated from the Women's & Gender Studies MA Program in Spring 2008, she never imagined that her next steps in life would take her to Chicago and into a career as a stand up comedian. She will be bringing her brand of stand-up comedy "Feminism you can laugh at," to Durham on December 4th.
Deadline Feb 1st: WGS MA Program Applications for Fall 2014 Cohort
Do you care about issues of social justice, feminisms, gender, race, class, sexuality and global dynamics? Are you interested in building your analysis of social problems? Are you considering a career in non-profits or community service and/or further graduate study? If you answered yes to any of these questions, the WGS MA program might be for you! Applications to join the Fall 2014 cohort are due February 1st.
Love Your Body Week 2013 Recap & Photo Gallery
As has become tradition each October, the Wellness Center and the Women's & Gender Studies Program put on on a series of Love Your Body themed events over the course of a week. This year a student committee planned the Women's & Gender Studies schedule with a goal of covering many different aspects of body issues. Check out the gallery and recap below to learn more about how things went!
See the whole recap and photo gallery >>>
Get Your Tuition Paid for A WGS Course! (Deadline 12/1)
Did you know that each semester, up to three students get a $450 scholarship to pay for one of their WGS or WGS markered courses? If you are an undergradaute or graduate student with an interest in Women's & Gender Studies, apply for one of the Sally and Alan Cone Course Scholarships.
Professor and MSNBC Host Melissa Harris-Perry spends time with WGS & AFS students
The Women's & Gender Studies and African-American Studies Programs recently worked together to bring Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry, Tulane professor and host of the Melissa Harris-Perry show on MSNBC, to UNCG for a meet and greet with students.
WGS Minor Makes a Difference for Trans* Students
WGS Minor Kelton Hollister, who also majors in Sociology and minors in History, has been hard at work with other students as well as UNCG faculty and staff, to make UNCG a more friendly environment for trans* people. (The term "trans*" includes people of many gender identities that fall under the 'transgender umbrella.')
Recipient of LAC Grant Awarded Book Honor
2008-2009 Linda Arnold Carlisle Faculty Grant Recipient, Dr. Michelle Dowd, Associate Professor of English and Affiliate of Women's and Gender Studies, has received an award for the book that was a result of her funded research.
Dr. Jackie White Named to Gun Violence Prevention Taskforce
Dr. Jackie White, Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Women's and Gender Studies, former director of the WGS Program, and former Linda Arnold Carlisle Excellence Professor of Women's & Gender Studies, has kept busy since her official retirement.
Learn more about all Jackie White has been up to >>>
Learn About Our May 2013 WGS Grads
Each year at our WGS graduation ceremony, we create a presentation that highlights our graduating students. Check out last year's beautiful Prezi to learn more about our most recent alumni!
WGS Friend Linda Arnold Carlisle on the Value of the Liberal Arts
As part of the WGS Friends, Linda Arnold Carlisle has been instrumental in advocating and fundraising for the Women's & Gender Studies Progam at UNCG, and our Excellence Professorship and Faculty Research Grant are both named in her honor. Her support extends beyond our program to UNCG and the humanities in general, and she recently recorded a video on the importance of liberal arts for North Carolina.
Alumni Profile: Dr. LaWanda Wallace
WGS Graduate Certificate alum LaWanda Wallace recently sat down with us to tell us about her exciting studies and research. In May 2013, Wallace received her PhD in Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations with a WGS Graduate certificate.
Read more about LaWanda >>
WGS Minor Taylor Chapman Makes a Difference
as a Full Circles Foundation Fellow
WGS Minor Taylor Chapman, who is also busy majoring in English at UNCG, spent her summer as a Full Circles Foundation Summer Fellow. In her role with the organization, she served as a camp counselor for the inagural Raleigh, NC "Strong Camp," which is "a community-powered summer camp with day and residential components where girls explore the importance of and connections between having 'strong selves,' 'strong neighbors,' and a 'strong home' (Earth)."
Read more about Taylor and her essay about the experience >>>
Letter from new WGS Director, Dr. Hephzibah Roskelly
Dear WGS Faculty, Staff and Students,
Greetings at the beginning of an exciting new year. It's going to be a busy one. As the new interim director of the program, I want to welcome everybody back-- all our returning students and faculty and administrative staff. A special welcome to our new majors and graduate students and our new director of graduate studies Carisa Showden. Congratulations to Danielle Bouchard, our first tenured professor in WGS and Beth Walker, newly appointed as senior lecturer in the program.
Read more >>>
See more WGS News >>>
Spring Semester Events | Faculty Dialogues, Linda Arnold Carlisle Grant & Preofessorship Presentations & & More! For more info >>> |
This sunny space includes 15 chairs, a small whiteboard, and a chalk board.
Make a reservation >>


text:
Inspiration & Ideas To Help You Succeed
Use the image gallery below to download the full posters.
30 Responses to "Inspiration & Ideas To Help You Succeed"
Hi Robin,
the very best and inspirational quotes as always keeping us strong.
Thank you as always.
brin -
Perfect for a background on the desktop, new motivation for every working hour!
Thank you for staying true and positive every time you deliver something!
Angela -
Hi Robin,
A big THANK YOU for keeping the good work going. I always look forward to reading your quotes and inspirational messages.
Wishing you many more ideas…
Prashant Chitkara
[...] am and is filed under Ideas and Inspiration. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 [...]
Amazing posters for amazing life! A BIG THANK YOU for this powerful images and inspirational video!
The quotes are truely inspirational and are very apt for consideration……THANKS A LOT……
I am a lazy man in reading English but always read more than one times your books. No thing can be better.
Hi, robin,
thank you for the posters and the video. I wish these positive messages will reach to more and more people.
Hey Robin!
You are great! A big thanks for helping so many people to achieve success in their life. I must say that your book " the monk who sold his ferrari" has changed my life by giving me inputr to think beyond imagination.
Hi Robin,
Thanks for putting up this inspirational quotes, it does motivate me great deal.
Thank you & Regards,
Rajiv -
Thank you for keeping us inspired and motivated, Robin!
Hi! This is my first comment here so I just wanted to give a quick shout out and tell you I genuinely enjoy reading your posts.
Can you recommend any other blogs/websites/forums that go over the same subjects?
Thank you so much! -
Hi Robin
Your works continuously inspire me and make me realize that i can be better everyday in every little way.
thanks a lot!
Great site you have here but I was curious about if
you knew of any forums that cover the same topics discussed in this
article? I'd really love to be a part of community where I can get opinions from other knowledgeable individuals that share the same interest. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Appreciate it! -
Great blog. Thank you very much for inspiring me. My life changed a lot after reading your books and articles. Thanks
Hi there very nice blog!! Guy .. Beautiful .. Superb .. I will bookmark your website and take the feeds also?I'm satisfied to search out numerous helpful info right here in the put up, we want develop more strategies on this regard, thank you for sharing. . . . . .
Nice quote as I believe in it. Still struggling with taking (too much) risk though. Better learn to take calculated risks.
naturally like your web site but you need to check the spelling on several of your posts. A number of them are rife with spelling problems and I find it very troublesome to inform the truth on the other hand I will surely come again again.
Quality articles is the crucial to interest the people to visit the website, that's what this website is providing.
What i do not realize is if truth be told how you are now not actually much more smartly-appreciated than you might be now.
You are very intelligent. You realize thus significantly
on the subject of this matter, made me individually imagine it
from numerous varied angles. Its like women and men aren't interested until it's something to do with Girl gaga!
Your individual stuffs great. At all times care for it up! -
It's remarkable to pay a quick visit this web site and reading the views of all friends regarding this paragraph, while I am also eager of getting know-how.
Helpful information. Lucky me I found your web site by accident, and I'm stunned why this coincidence didn't
happened in advance! I bookmarked it. -
Can anybody purchase it from a bookstore?
Helpful information. Fortuitous me I stumbled upon your website unintentionally, that i'm amazed the key reason why this specific accident did not came into being earlier! I book marked that.
It's really a terrific plus valuable item of information. I am contented that you simply shared this useful data here. You should keep us informed this way. Thank you for expressing.
I'm keen on the actual strategies a person provide to your articles. I am going to search for your website and look once again right here regularly. I am just pretty guaranteed I am educated a lot of fresh information right here! Enjoy for the following!
I'm not that much of a online reader to be honest but your blogs really
nice, keep it up! I'll go ahead and bookmark your site to come back in the future.All the best
I am genuinely pleased to read this website posts which contains tons of helpful facts, thanks for providing such statistics.
I'm amazed, I must say. Seldom do I come across a blog that's both
equally educative and entertaining, and without
a doubt, you've hit the nail on the head. The issue is an issue that not enough men and women are speaking intelligently
about. I'm very happy I came across this in my hunt
for something concerning this. -
Hi Robin,
It's a wonderful work you are doing by helping people to be motivated and inspire by your great quotes. Infact it is helping me in changing my own personality. Thankyou for your support.Best Regards,


text:
A written plan is an absolute necessity to escape debt's death grip. This plan's success depends on your family doing two things: creating an itemized list of all your expenses, in their order of importance. And two, classifying our needs, wants and desires. Here are the differences between the three groupings:
Eliminate unnecessary living expenditures, and look for services around the home that can be done without outside cost. If you hire a cleaning lady, roll up your sleeves and scrub the kitchen yourself or learn handyman skills yourself. Tile and grout your floors, build a deck or paint the house to save costs.
One more important thing to remember: We assume "expenses" are essential only because of the messages our society sends.
If your family is in debt, evaluate every purchase (see Proverbs 24:3).
If you are in debt from the misuse of credit cards, stop - totally stop - using it. Cut up the cards and mail them back to their respective companies and ask them not to send you any more. Include in your letter the plan for paying that credit card debt back and commit yourself to buying solely on a cash basis.
While handing out the green for your purchases engrain new attitudes in your daily spending. After all, you'll have to sacrifice some of the wants and desires in life to break free from debt; otherwise, you will continue to borrow and only get deeper into bondage.
When in debt, avoid the use of what is called leverage. Leverage is the ability to control a large asset with a relatively small amount of invested capital.For example, if you bought a piece of property that cost $10,000 and required $1,000 down, that represents a nine-to-one lever. You have invested 10 percent of your money and borrowed 90 percent.
Borrowing money to invest is not a scriptural principle, because when a Christian borrows the money from a bank to invest, the repayment of the bank loan is dependent on the investment making a profit. But if a profit is not made and the investor can't make the payments, he or she loses the investment and still owes the bank. The result? Financial bondage.
Practice saving money on a regular basis. This includes those who are in debt. Even if it is only $5 a month, develop a discipline of saving.This does not mean you should store up a large amount of money while failing to pay your creditors, but one of the best habits a young couple can develop is to save a small amount on a regular basis.
Families living above the poverty level have the capability to save money, but many fail to do so because of the misnomer that small amounts can't make a difference. Others believe that God frowns on saving anything. Neither of these two reasons is scriptural. The prevailing thought presented in the Bible is to save on a regular basis, and it is important that Christians develop good habits to replace bad habits.
Next article in series: Controlling Impulsive and Compulsive Spending
Previous article in series: Reasons for Becoming Debt-Free
Take control of your finances today with practical information from Focus on the Family!
Additional resources:
You can have your cake and eat it, too. In fact, you can buy that cake at a discount, and have money left over in your pocket!


text:
Intel® Server Management
- Software to build, deploy, and manage servers with ease.
Intel® Remote Management Module
IT Made Easy, Any Place Any Time with Intel® RMM securely gain access and control servers and other devices from any machine on the network.
Intel® Data Center Manager Console
Get cost effective data center power and thermal management in an easy to use console.
Intel® Server Management Software
Product Table
Product | Description |
Products included in Intel® Server Boards and Systems | |
Intel® Deployment Assistant | Easy-to-use graphical tool designed to speed the deployment of Intel® servers. |
Intel® System Management Software | A suite of software products designed to reduce the cost and time of managing servers. |
Product Upgrade Options | |
Intel® Remote Management Module | Remote access and management modules for Intel® Server Products. |
Intel® Data Center Manager Console |
Gain control of the data center with a console for Data Center power and thermal management. |
Key Advantages
Save time and simplify your server build. Let Intel® Deployment Assistant provision your firmware, BIOS, RAID, and OS installations.
Learn more >Intelligently monitor your servers with the Intel® System Management Software. This software monitors, predicts, and alerts you to potential hardware failures before they happen.
Learn more >Take control of the server and other devices with secure access to any machine on the network using a virtual keyboard, video, mouse (KVM), and virtual media redirection with an Intel® Remote Management Module.
Learn more >Get a single solution for power management across ALL devices in the data center with the Intel® Data Center Manager. These solutions can help increase data center power and thermal management efficiency.
Learn more >Related Materials
View More Content- © Intel Corporation
- Company Information
- Support
- Contact Us
- Jobs
- Investor Relations
- Site Map
- Terms of Use
- *Trademarks
- Privacy
- Cookies


text:
Picture of the downtown fire from the Lowell Thomas Building
This story is inappropriate and should be flagged for moderation. Please choose from one of the following options:
Previous Post Todays Fire in Downtown
Next Post In Sunday's storm, keeping it safe!
WBBJTV West Tennessee's News Channel and its affiliated companies are not responsible for the content of comments posted or for anything arising out of use of the above comments or other interaction among the users. We reserve the right to screen, refuse to post, remove or edit user-generated content at any time and for any or no reason in our absolute and sole discretion without prior notice, although we have no duty to do so or to monitor any Public Forum.
An email has been sent, and you should receive it within 30 minutes. If you do not receive it, please use our help form to contact us.


text:
An aerial rendering of Foster + Partners/URS Group's concept for a circular National Museum of African American History and Culture. The Smithsonian ended up going with another design, and will break ground on that building next year.
June 9, 2011 10:21 AM PDT
Photo by: Foster + Partners/URS Group
| Caption by: Josh Lowensohn
Conversation powered by Livefyre


text:
Salaries in USD | Avg. Salary | $45k $47k $49k |
3 Ajilon Staffing Salaries in San Francisco (8,456 in US) | $46,667 | |
Staffing Manager 1 Ajilon Staffing Salary in San Francisco | n/a | |
Salaries in USD | $45k $47k $49k |
Check out the latest Ajilon Staffing Jobs & Careers
Pros: Awesome, fast paced environment. Always something to do, never bored. I get tons of support and training to do what I want and flexibility to try thing on my own. Love it! Totally my style! – Full Review
Copyright © 2008–2014, Glassdoor. All Rights Reserved. Your use of this service is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy & Cookies Policy. Glassdoor ® is a registered trademark of Glassdoor, Inc.
Simply post an anonymous salary for a current or former employer. Your post is anonymous – and if you're worried that someone will be able to identify your salary, you can even post without telling us your employer's name (and it will not be displayed on the site). Learn More.
No thanks – I'll just look around
We do not post on Facebook
We do not post on Facebook


text:
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Because of incorrect information submitted, the wrong date was listed in the March 19 Gazette for the cleanup of the Rich Mountain Battlefield in Beverly. The general cleanup will be conducted on June 1. For information, email Darryl DeGripp at i...@beverlyheritagecenter.org.
March 22, 2013
Correction: March 22, 2013
Popular Videos
The Gazette now offers Facebook Comments on its stories. You must be logged into your Facebook account to add comments. If you do not want your comment to post to your personal page, uncheck the box below the comment. Comments deemed offensive by the moderators will be removed, and commenters who persist may be banned from commenting on the site.
Advertisement - Your ad here
Get Daily Headlines by E-Mail
Advertisement - Your ad here
News Videos
Advertisement - Your ad here
Advertisement - Your ad here


text:
Def Americans Tickets
Find the Def Americans tickets you're looking for on viagogo, the world's largest ticket marketplace. Select an event to view the range of tickets available or view the Def Americans tour on a map to find an event near you. You can also sell your spare Def Americans Concert Tickets on viagogo, and listing tickets is free. All Def Americans tickets are covered by the viagogo Ticket guarantee!
Def Americans
GuaranteedAll tickets covered by the viagogo guarantee
Your Money Is SafeWe don't pay the seller until you've been to the event
Secure DeliveryDelivered via e-ticket or courier
International Events
Date | Event | Country | Price from | |
Tivoli de Helling, Utrecht NL Def Americans | Holland | |||
Patronaat - Kleine Zaal, Harlem NL Def Americans | Holland |
Def Americans Tour Dates and Tickets
Buy or sell your Def Americans tour tickets at viagogo. You can also sign up for Ticket Alerts above to stay informed about new and upcoming Def Americans 2014 tour dates. If you have any questions about using viagogo, visit our Frequently Asked Questions page, or if you need help buying your Def Americans tickets call our Ticket Hotline at + 44(0)20 3137 6084 .
viagogo is your online ticket marketplace for concert tickets, sports tickets and theatre tickets.


text:
Oh Hai!: Snappy, The Bright Orange Crocodile
Listen bro: I hate to be the one to tell you but you look ridiculous.
This is Snappy. Snappy is an 8-foot 2-inch crocodile living at the Roaming Reptiles Animal Park in Australia. Did I mention he turned orange? Because he turned orange. Like a creamsicle, but with less cream in the middle and more partially digested swamp rat.
"Snappy's pretty territorial and he attacked the filter one day, and a few weeks after that, I noticed he was orange," said owner Tracey Sandstrom in an interview with the Herald Sun.
"Our guess is that it is something in the water such as iron or tannins from leaves or some red algae, that oxidises when it dries," Webb said.Snappy is expected to go back to his normal color eventually.
AHAHAHAHHAH @ "pretty territorial and attacked the filter one day". What the -- you think you can just sit there IN MY PEN and clean the water all day?! Oh helllllllllllllll no, NOM NOM NOM! That's uh, that's some serious territoriality right there. *bodyslamming couch cushions* Don't you watch my TV!
Crocodile Turns Bright Orange [discovery]
Thanks to Alli, who agrees somebody's been feeding that f***er too many carrots.
Note: Slightly larger picture HERE, short video after the jump. Seen here looking suspiciously like the one that took Captain Hook's hand, a massive 21-foot, 2,370-pound crocodile poses with mayor Edwin Eldore (the dude in the undershirt, also: sweet LOTR name, bro) of Bunaw... / Continue →
This is the giant Link bead sprite created by Redditor BoxMacLeod (links to a gallery of even more of his work). It is most impressive. I used to be into Perler beads myself but I'd always iron them for too long and the whole damn thing would melt into a blob. I suck at froz... / Continue →
This is the $80 ROULETTE Wheel IQ Cube. It's like a Rubik's cube, but way more complicated because it has a wheel on each side. Wheels makes things harder. Except driving, they actually make driving easier. You ever had a steering wheel break off in your hands while you're ... / Continue →


text:
< Return To Hearing
The Honorable Patrick Leahy
United States Senator
Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), I thank Senator Whitehouse for chairing today's hearing. Our Nation's foreclosure crisis is severe and continuing. Millions of Americans have lost their homes or are in the foreclosure process. This crisis has devastated individual families, entire communities, and our economy. Today's hearing will examine the way in which some bankruptcy judges are trying to ensure fairness in their courts by demanding accuracy in the documentation used in foreclosures. Last Congress, Senator Whitehouse took one of our subcommittees to Rhode Island to discuss innovations in the bankruptcy courts there related to the foreclosure crisis. I am glad he has continued to focus on this important issue with today's hearing. Several bankruptcy courts have implemented loss mitigation programs that are intended to alleviate the losses to both homeowners and lenders as the result of foreclosure. These programs facilitate mediation and communication between the parties. Bankruptcy judges in Rhode Island and New York have developed mediation programs to encourage a voluntary resolution between a lender and homeowner, and in lieu of foreclosure. These programs are within the bankruptcy court's statutory and inherent authority. The Rhode Island bankruptcy court just recently upheld that authority in rejecting a litigation challenge to the court's loss mitigation program. Nonetheless, Senator Whitehouse has introduced legislation to clarify and reinforce this authority for the bankruptcy courts. From what I understand, these programs require the good faith participation of the homeowner and creditor in a meeting to discuss whether a mutually beneficial agreement can be reached in lieu of foreclosure. The programs do not compel any preordained result. And though results so far are relatively modest, I understand that these programs are working to the benefit of homeowners and lenders. These loss mitigation programs also serve to ensure that the documentation underlying a foreclosure is accurate and truthful. Proponents of these programs note that they promote transparency and accountability between homeowner and creditor in the foreclosure process. This is a good thing in light of the many judicial opinions from both state and bankruptcy courts that have highlighted in great detail severe evidentiary problems related to foreclosures. The courts are not alone in their concerns about faulty foreclosure documentation. Former Senator Ted Kaufman, now Chairman of the Congressional Oversight Panel, discussed in his November 2010 Oversight Report the very serious implications that widespread documentation problems hold for homeowners in foreclosure, the broader housing market, and our economic recovery. And many attorneys and scholars have cautioned that pervasive foreclosure documentation problems pose the threat of significant injustice for homeowners and potential widespread fraud on the bankruptcy and state courts. I share the concerns Senator Kaufman and others have expressed. Where an unprecedented number of individuals and families are experiencing such profound upheaval, at the very least they deserve a fair and lawful foreclosure process. And where the bankruptcy courts can help alleviate these problems and promote fairness and the chance at a mutually beneficial resolution between a homeowner and a lender, we should be encouraging and supporting them. In addition to the bankruptcy courts in New York and Rhode Island that are taking these positive steps, I want to commend the Vermont legislature, Vermont's Attorney General, and Vermont Legal Aid for their work in drafting and enacting state legislation to implement a foreclosure mediation program. The Vermont legislature acted quickly on behalf of Vermonters, and I am proud of what they accomplished. I also want to recognize Chief Judge Colleen Brown of the Vermont Bankruptcy Court for the way in which she has adapted her court's procedures for those who enter bankruptcy while involved in Vermont's foreclosure mediation program. In addition to supporting Vermont's foreclosure mediation process, she has been responsive to foreclosure documentation problems and has worked to ensure that Vermonters are treated fairly and honestly, and that all parties are accountable for the representations they make in court. I am encouraged to see the Federal Bankruptcy Courts working to ensure that there is not a fraud on the courts. These "best practices" deserve the praise of Senators on both sides of the aisle. I also hope that, where appropriate, the United States Bankruptcy Trustee encourages and promotes this sensible approach, along with others to ensure that fraud is not committee in our bankruptcy courts. I look forward to receiving the testimony of the witnesses before the Committee today and I thank Senator Whitehouse for his commitment to this issue. # # # # # |


text:
Results 1 to 10 of 68
Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Was at the husky dealer and noticed a new mower in the showroom. Its a Husky R322T articulated. HUSQVARNA R 322T AWD - Riders Looks pretty interesting. Has the ability to add various attachments to the front like a sweaper, snowblower and a FLAIL!!!! mower.
AWD looks sweet. Seen a few videos online and they look quite stable on hills and pretty much unstopable.
Not sure on the deck. Metal looks pretty thin (well thin compared to my BX). .
Also not sure on the Briggs 22Hp Endurance engine. I know briggs has improved, BUT... And i think Ive been spoiled by my Diesel on the BX and the Kawi L/C I had on my X540.
Price was $5900 including the 3 bladed 48" side discharge. I think a rear discharge is available which might be better for mowing around obstacles.
Ironically, in Europe they offer a "Pro" series that has stronger components and Kawasaki power, with Diesel as an option... To bad they arent offered here, Id be interested.HUSQVARNA P 524 - Front mowers
A few videos of this neat machine i came across.
Husqvarna Rider PF 21 AWD joy - YouTube
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
That does look like a neat machine!
Kyle - CompactTractorFan
Kubota BX25 w/R4's (23 hp, 17.7 PTO hp), Loader, Backhoe, 60" Mid Mount Mower, Cyclone Rake Z-10 Lawn Vacuum, CountyLine Carryall, Ferris 48" Walk-Behind Mower, Honda 21" Walk-Behind Mower, Mighty Mac 4" Chipper/Shredder,
2000 Dodge Intrepid, 2012 Ford F-150 EcoBoost
- Join Date
- Jul 2012
- Posts
- 2
- Location
- Michigan
- Tractor
- Husqvarna 322T
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
I'm getting mine delivered tomorrow and I ordered it about a month ago.
They had some delivered stateside but it's been "stuck" getting modified / approved for emissions.
As a Swede coming to the US I was surprised to find that there's hardly any tractors with a front mounted deck,
(counts for +70% of sales in Swe) so when Husky launched theirs over here I jumped at the chance.
The engine in the 322 is the same as in the Euro 422 which is a commercial grade machine whith a $14K
price tag so I'm not worried about lifespan around my yard.
What is disappointing is the side discharge, most data online seem to indicate that you'd get a bioclip/rear discharge deck
and that's what I'm used to.... so if the deck doesn't convert into a bio/rear deck then I'd be forced to complain as their
datasheet says otherwise.
// mrM
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Interesting Saab. I thought they had the Bio-Clip as well. I was a bit surprised to see the showroom model with the side discharge.
Do post up a thread when you get yours up and running. Like you, I cant believe these mowers dont sell here. I guess its fear of the unknown?
- Join Date
- Jul 2012
- Posts
- 2
- Location
- Michigan
- Tractor
- Husqvarna 322T
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
I've had mine for a bit over a month and used it a couple of times by now
so I'm feeling comfortable giving an relatively unbiased "review".
First off... if you're about to order one, don't make the same mistake I did
and just tell the store to go ahead and order one assuming you'll get the one
that all the information online is talking about (bioclip that is). You'll get the
side discharge deck which is the standard deck and apparently the only one
you can order (at least the only one with a part number in their sales material).
Yet none of the "features" listed online are optional except the combi deck....
Apart from the ordering mishap and an issue where the "brake" for the blades
fell off after the first time I used it, it's a very nice machine. Traction is
phenomenal, stability is great, feels very solid. A bit rough to start but I have a
Honda engine fetish so I guess I'm just spoiled.
I wish they had put on some kind of steering damper or servo because it's direct-wire
system is a bit rough on your wrists if you're using it on an uneven surface
as it tends to twist / yank the steering wheel as you go over bumps and rots.
Blades seem a bit "soft", I haven't tried to mow a gravel driveway and they still look
like I just did after only a months usage (probably cut the grass 5-6 times during that time).
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Interesting reply. I hope youll continue to post your experiences.
I know what you mean about honda small engines, theyre hard to beat. Is your dealer working to find you a bioclip, or has he given up because there is no part number?
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
Husqvarna R 322T AWD
I've had this mower for about two month's I'm impressed with it. Has anyone used the flail mower for lawn? On YouTube all I see them use the Flail mower for is a tall grass. Does it do a good job on lawn?
Re: Husqvarna R322T AWD mower. Any Good? Got one?
In general, flail mowers can cut lawn quite well with the proper grass blades. I believe the Husquvarna flail is a rebranded German Muething mower. If thats the case it probably is a quality unit because Muething has a good reputation (and makes HD industrial flails)
I doubt you'll find anyone here who has a flail on a Husky Artic though. The Huskys are quite rare over here in North America even with the rotary deck; one with the expensive flail would be doubly rare. And that assumes that the flail is even available here. Many accessories that are listed for the mower seem to be Euro only, like the BioClip deck, as discussed in this thread.
Similar Threads
Looking at buying a Husqvarna zero turn mower.
By Lineman North Florida in forum HusqvarnaReplies: 5Last Post: 06-23-2012, 10:25 PM -
Good Luck with Husqvarna
By Islanddreamer in forum HusqvarnaReplies: 38Last Post: 04-13-2012, 01:03 PM -
Husqvarna lawn mower
By december45 in forum HusqvarnaReplies: 20Last Post: 02-26-2011, 08:48 PM -
husqvarna mower
By tractorman14 in forum General Lawn & GardenReplies: 1Last Post: 07-06-2010, 07:12 AM -
Husqvarna 21" Push Mower
By gobbler in forum HusqvarnaReplies: 2Last Post: 03-14-2003, 03:39 PM


text:
Now: $99.99
Starting at: $55.99
Now: $89.99
From: $59.99
Starting at: $79.99
From: $54.99
From: $56.99
From: $62.99
From: $57.99
From: $64.99
Now: $69.99
Now: $79.99
Sometimes, manufacturers require that products be advertised only at their suggested prices. When we choose to sell these items for less, we display the sale price only in the cart. To see the price, click Add to Cart.