text:
With only one version of Mac OS X left to go, and a dwindling number of big cats to name it after, Apple has apparently decided which breed to honor. OS 10.9 will be called Lynx, according to one unconfirmed report. Previous versions of the OS, first released in 2001, were named Cheetah, Puma, Jaguar, Panther, Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard and Lion. The current version, OS X 10.8, is known as Mountain Lion. Apple has released a new upgrade every year. Read the full story at Mashable.
Apple's Next Operating System: Lynx [RUMOR]
By: Shelly Palmer on 11.19.12
Author: Shelly Palmer
Shelly Palmer is Fox 5 New York's On-air Tech Expert (WNYW-TV) and the host of Fox Television's monthly show Shelly Palmer Digital Living. He also hosts United Stations Radio Network's, Shelly Palmer Digital Living Daily, a daily syndicated radio report that features insightful commentary and a unique insiders take on the biggest stories in technology, media, and entertainment. He is Managing Director of Advanced Media Ventures Group, LLC an industry-leading advisory and business development firm and a member of the Executive Committee of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (the organization that bestows the coveted Emmy® Awards).
Filed Under: Tech Biz, Top Stories Tagged With: Apple, OS X


text:
BRA SALE $17.99 & UPPJs UP TO 70% OFFBUY 3 GET 1 PANTY FREE
Pantyhose (91)Nylons (96)Control Top (88)Stockings (69)Thigh Highs & Stockings (6)Footless & Toeless (11)Tights/Opaques (40)Leggings (14)Knee Highs (1)Plus Size Hosiery (181)Fishnets (7)Garters & Garter Belts (1)Multi-Pack Socks (13)Low-Cut Socks (2)Shoe Liners (22)Shoe Solutions (30)BEST SELLERS (17)NEW ARRIVALS (7)HOSIERY & SOCKS ON SALE (9)
Our apologies...We are experiencing a technical issue with this page. Please call us at 1.877.728.9272, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and we'll gladly help you complete your order.
If you prefer, you may also email us at email@example.com. Please include: Your name, where on our site you received the error, any questions you may have, and how and when you'd like us to contact you. Our business hours are Monday-Sunday 8am-6pm EST.
*Limited Time: Free standard shipping on any U.S. order. Void where prohibited, taxed, or otherwise restricted. Not applicable to prior purchases.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Home
- Carbonless
- Uniform Precollated Carbonless Paper
- Uniform Precollated
Product Description
Nekoosa Uniform U20 carbonless paper is impressively designed for compatibility with an extensive variety of printing platforms including offset printing applications ensuring the perfect execution of your printed forms, invoices, statements, packing lists, and more. The Nekoosa Uniform U20 carbonless paper brand is synonymous with superior value, quality, and performance. Nekoosa Uniform U20 carbonless copy paper cartons contain 10 packages per carton, and each package contains 500 sheets (except 11x17 - 5 packages/carton). Buy carbonless paper in cartons for the best in value and convenience.
Provided in a range of sizes and options and engineered to run on all forms equipment in all colors, the Nekoosa brand of carbonless paper is guaranteed to simplify your project while delivering precision performance. Uniform U20 carbonless paper comes in 2-part to 5-part ply options in a variety of precollated color sequences and full range of sizes including letter, legal, and tabloid formats. Nekoosa's carbonless Uniform U20 brand is available as reverse collated for single-sided printing and straight collated for double-sided printing.
Product Details
Packaging – 500 sheets/package, 10 packages/carton (except 11x17 - 5 packages/carton)
Basis Weight – 21#
REVERSE - Color Sequence
2 Part: Canary/White
3 Part: Pink/Canary/White
4 Part: Gold/Pink/Canary/White
5 Part: Gold/Pink/Canary/Green/White
STRAIGHT – Color Sequence
2 Part: White/Canary
3 Part: White/Canary/Pink
4 Part: White/Canary/Pink/Gold
5 Part: White/Green/Canary/Pink/Gold


text:
Hold down Control (PC) or Command (Mac) key + mouseclick to select more than one option
|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
|$7.01 - $12
|Less than $7
Posted by Katie on 11/04/2013
Tried it once....Now i am a regular. The price is right and the food is delish. The drinks are also fantastic!
Posted by DnB on 10/26/2013
My fiance went here when they first opened last year and told me about an amazing sandwich. The sabina. He couldnt wait for me to go. We went the following weekend and tried most of the dishes. Everything was terrific. We go frequently and have brought many of our friends who are now fans as well. One friend in particular from mexico came with me. She was the true test and with no coaching told me it tasted like her grandma's cooking, so authentic. The staff is so warm and friendly, always welcome you with big smiles. Everyone needs to try!
Posted by irag on 03/28/2013
had dinner with my wife and some friends the other night. i'm not big into Mexican food but was pleasantly surprised with the food. not your typical Tex/Mex but as someone said earlier more like a food truck. will definately go back. only issue was not alot of seating, but it was worth the short wait.
Posted by Tracy on 03/12/2013
If they have the fresh watermelon juice GET IT. It will change your life. Dining in? The margaritas are authentic and delicious. The food is outstanding. I suggest the Sabina. Also, the corn soup thing. WOW.
Posted by Andres on 02/23/2013
My place to go on Sundays for an authentic Mexican Michelada and Food.
Posted by K & M on 02/21/2013
Legit Mexican food on the UWS! The Braised Lamb Taquitos are to die for. Thanks Pablo for your excellent service! We will be back to grab a bite before or after a movie frequently.
Posted by cookiesandlaughter on 01/21/2013
Super cute restaurant, staff is very friendly and accommodating! And food was delicious! I've only been once, but can't wait to go back! Highly recommended!


text:
1996 Ford Mustang GT 4.6 Liter V8 from North America
Give it a 75 shot and you'll hang with Cobra's
Car is an absolute champion.
I race constantly, dropping the clutch.
At around 2800 revs - this car is the.
Best. All the Camaro's and Firebirds.
Get totally written off with this sort.
Of reckless disregard.
General Comments:
The car isn't quite as fast as I'd like it to be. Sure, its fast. I can take on most people with all motor engines and win. Cars with turbo's, such as the subaru WRX's tend to be me by about a car length on the quarter mile, but lower end sports cars like the Mitsubishi Eclipse (1997), owned by a mechanic and running 15 pounds of boost get a real good run for their money.
The best thing about this car is the reputation. People generally respect the mustang breed, "ooh you have a Mustang!?" Hard core import racers think it's a peice of crap, but that's because they get sick of seeing the tail lights as I pull in front of them after a thorogh sloughtering at the lights.
This car does not handle well. It has taken me a quite a few months to learn to maneuvre a rear wheel driven vehicle with a 4.6L liter motor in the front and very few pounds in the back.
Watch out for snow! I was really lucky a few nights ago when the car randomly went sideways as I was driving on a straight, in fourth gear at about 45 mph - putting along a 4500 revs.
If you like to do doughnuts, this is an awesome car. When you drop the clutch, you lose traction completely and are free to do whatever you want.
Unfortunately, the platform is quite old and the maneuverability isn't that great. Drifting and quick e-brake turns are a little hard, the handbrake is for parking in this car, nothing else.
Driving the manual is much like driving a truck. The clutch is nothing like that of a japanese vehicle. There is a very fine friction point, not a gradual release.
The first mod you should do is get either a Tri-AX or Pro 5.0 Shifter. There is a long throw with this vehicles shifter - that's OK though, I'm doing fine at the moment as its not really an issue.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 3rd November, 2003


text:
September 1 2014 Latest news:
Children's author Andy Stanton at The Village Bookshop's re-launch.
Lizzie Dearden, Senior reporter
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Excited children queued "out the door" of a Woodford Green bookshop to meet one of their favourite authors on Saturday.
Andy Stanton, who wrote the Mr Gum series, was the special guest at a launch party for the Village Bookshop, in High Road.
It has been refurbished by new owner Saba Rais, who invited Mr Stanton after meeting him at a writing workshop.
She said: "It was so much fun. I was worried that people wouldn't turn up but there were queues of children out the door and down the street.
"It was really exciting for me to see children getting so excited about books and reading.
"It's a completely different buzz from what they get playing on a tablet or computer game."
Saba is starting a reading club, children's groups and storytime events with Redbridge College drama students at the shop.
0 comments


text:
FireDogLake's Swopa, for this:
John McCain Orders Up an Acme Self-Hoisting Petard
With all the shakeups since he entered the presidential race, it's been hard to know who's running John McCain's campaign… but I'm gradually becoming convinced that it's Wile E. Coyote.
The whole thing is good, and calls attention to a new Obama campaign-related web site: Low Road Express. The conventional wisdom used to be that the fact-checking approach to fighting smears was useless because it lends credence to them, but the internet's the perfect medium to reverse that concept; if any campaign can do it, it looks like being Obama's.


text:
Head coach Robert Epps is the reason — and the Alabama Sports Writers Association (ASWA) — continues to take notice.
Epps is the Class 3A Coach of the Year for the second straight season after leading the Bulldogs to the state championship game for the first time in school history.
Carbon Hill lost seven seniors from the 2010-11 team that finished 30-2 and advanced to the Final Four, but Epps and company didn't miss a beat, closing the season in the 3A state championship game at the BJCC.
The Bulldogs ended the 2011-12 campaign with a 27-8 mark after catching fire in mid-January. Following a loss to Winfield that left Carbon Hill with an 11-7 record, the team reeled off 16 straight wins, picking up Walker County, area and Northwest Regional Tournament titles along the way. Only a loss to Greensboro in the title game ended Carbon Hill's streak.
Epps has led the Bulldogs to a 57-10 record over the last two seasons with three of the losses coming to back-to-back state champion Greensboro.
Carbon Hill's do-it-all senior guard Tylor Owens was also recognized by the ASWA. Owens picked up first-team honors this season one year after being an honorable mention selection.
Owens was the unquestioned leader of the Bulldogs for the second straight season.
The senior point guard was an across-the-board contributor for Carbon Hill, averaging 16.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.5 steals per game. Owens shined over the last four games. He had 18 points in an overtime win over Sheffield in the opening game of the Northwest Regional Tournament. He pitched in another 18 in the Bulldogs' win over Elkmont in the regional tournament championship game.
He also huge individual performances at state, scoring a season-high 30 points in Carbon Hill's win over Montgomery Academy at the Final Four in Birmingham. He added 20 points in the loss to Greensboro in the state championship game.
Owens was the Northwest Regional Tournament MVP and was also on the All-State Tournament Team.
Owens (5-foot-10) is joined on the All-State first team by: Greensboro's Jimmie Taylor (Jr., C, 6-9), Montgomery Academy's Josh Thomas (Fr., G, 5-11), Clark County's Corderrio Hasewood (Sr., G, 6-0) and Madison Academy's Josh Langford (8th, G, 6-4).
Carbon Hill sophomore forward Gerald Smith is an honorable mention selection this season after averaging 12.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game.
In Class 1A, Parrish sophomore Tyler Sims is an honorable mention selection. Sims averaged 16.8 points, 3.9 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game for the Tornadoes, who finished 21-7 under coach Heath Burns.
Lynn junior forward Jackee Dodd is the lone area selection on the girls All-State Team.
Dodd picked up Class 1A first-team honors after leading the Lady Bears to a school-record 30 victories and a spot in the Northwest Regional Tournament championship game.
She averaged 18 points and nine rebounds a game for a Lynn team that finished 30-2. Both teams that knocked off Lynn this season — R.A. Hubbard and Holy Spirit — advanced to the Final Four in Birmingham.
Dodd topped the 1,000-point mark for her career early this season.
She closed the season with 1,395 career points. She also has 785 career rebounds.
Dodd (5-11) is joined on the Class 1A All-State first team by: R.A. Hubbard's Alex Gholston (Jr., G, 5-6), Covenant Christian's Anna Clair Noblit (So., G, 5-7), McIntosh's Amber Roberts (Jr., F, 6-0) and Holy Spirit's Kaitlyn Taylor (Sr., G/F, 6-0).


text:
About that climate 'consensus'
Writing for Forbes, Larry Bell probes recent science-related literature and finds some interesting assessments of the latest evidence involving global temperatures.
Eugene Robinson cited a January 2 article in the journal Nature arguing that human-generated carbon emissions will lead to even greater warming than was previously anticipated. This will allegedly result from the impact of warming on cloud cover causing average global temperatures to possibly rise a full 7° F by the end of the century.
The study's lead author, Steven Sherwood of the University of New South Wales, told the Guardian newspaper that this: "would likely be catastrophic rather than simply dangerous" and "would make life difficult, if not impossible, in much the tropics."
Some other January articles posted in Nature might be noted as well. For example, an unsigned editorial in the January 16 issue titled "Cool Heads Needed", warns that unusual cold weather doesn't prove or disprove the theory of that anthropogenic (human-caused) global warming that "climate skeptics" have "celebrated". It also theorizes that "global warming might in fact be contributing to the string of abnormally cold U.S. winters in recent years", yet also observes that "the average global temperature… has plateaued since 1998."
The editorial admits that: "plenty of questions remain … Exactly how sensitive is Earth's climate system to increasing atmospheric levels of greenhouse gases?" It finally concludes that "if the past is any indication, we may have to live with a fair degree of uncertainty."
Another Nature journal article of the same date titled "The Case of the Missing Heat" by Jeff Tollefson reviews research on why "the warming stalled" in 1998. He reports "the pause has persisted, sparking a minor crisis of confidence in the field."
Tollefson then claims that: "climate skeptics have seized on the temperature trends as evidence that global warming has ground to a halt. Climate scientists, meanwhile, know that the heat must be building up somewhere in the climate system, but they have struggled to explain where it is going, if not into the atmosphere."
Then his wrenching dilemma: "Some have begun to wonder whether there is something amiss in their [climate] models."
Something amiss in their models…is that truly possible? Golly, I thought only radical "skeptics" entertained that rash possibility!


text:
What did the world lose when the Pirates faded at the end of the 1938 season and lost the pennant to the Cubs? This stunning Pittsburgh Pirate World Series program cover. Fortunately for you baseball art aesthetes, it was reproduced on a card.
With all the hype around the Homer in the Gloamin' one would think it was hit in the fading light of the last day of the season. Not so. After Gabby Hartnett homered with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Bucs 6-5 and move the Cubs into first place by a half-game, the Pirates played another five games. The Cubs also played another five, one of which was a tie. Not only that, but the vagaries of the rules in 1938 allowed the Pirates to come up four games short of a 154-game schedule and the Cubs to finish with 152 games - this in spite of the fact that Pittsburgh was just two games out when play ceased on October 2.
What should have happened next was for the Pirates to travel to Philadelphia for a doubleheader on Monday, October 3 while the Cubs were going to Brooklyn for a pair against the Dodgers. If the day ended with the Pirates a game back or tied for first, then Pittsburgh would have also headed to Brooklyn for a pair against the Dodgers on Tuesday. Then, if they were still tied, a best-of-three playoff series would have ensued later in the week. It had the potential to be one of the most memorable finishes of a all time. Instead we have a legendary home run that probably never should have been as legendary as it became, but that's what you get when you give something a poetic-sounding name.


text:
Found 71 additional ads in areas surrounding Teddington
Mobile & Laptop Technician Required.LondonWILLING TO PAY HIGH WAGES. I Need A Professional & Experienced Mobile & Laptop Technician For My Shop In London ( Kilburn ). Must Be Good In Hardware & Software....SaveRemove
Apprentice ICT Technician - Ref 2593Harrow, LondonApprentice ICT Technician • Shortcode:2593 • Programme:IT Systems & networking L3 • Town:Harrow-on-the-Hill • Postcode:HA1 • Salary:£150.00 per week • Closing...1SaveRemove
IT Hardware Operations Apprenticeship - Ref 2450WokingIT Hardware Operations Apprenticeship • Shortcode:2450 • Programme:IT Systems & networking L3 • Town:Woking • Postcode:GU22 • Salary:£230.62 per week • Closing...1SaveRemove
IT Systems and Networking - Level 3 - Ref 2449WokingDesktop Support Engineer Apprenticeship • Shortcode:2449 • Programme:IT Systems & networking L3 • Town:Woking • Postcode:GU22 • Salary:£250.12 per week • Closing...1SaveRemove
IT Apprentice - Ref 2545Camden, LondonIT Apprentice • Shortcode:2545 • Programme:IT Systems & networking L3 • Town:London • Postcode:NW1 • Salary:£192.38 per week • Closing date:September 09 Company...1SaveRemove
16-19? Looking for a Business Administration Apprenticeship or a full-time office job?Barbican / Old Street, LondonAre you aged 16-19? Are you looking for your first real full-time permanent job? Jobwise Training is offering Business Administration Apprenticeships and...6 1SaveRemove
Mobiles phones Repaire technicianStreatham, LondonMobile Phone Repair Technician Wanted Urgent - UK Based Applicants And Europe. We are currently looking for a number of experienced mobile phone repair technician...2SaveRemove
IT InternshipLondonIT internship BANGSHOWBIZ is looking for an experienced full time IT and Programmer Manger to run and evolve our PHP CMS system Duties will cover programming and...1SaveRemove
SEO Internship / Apprentice For IT/WEB DepartmentHendon, LondonDrawing And Planning is well established, provider of planning consultancy & architectural services in London. Drawing And Planning is seeking an Web / IT intern...1SaveRemove
CNC/CAD Operator in LondonColliers Wood, LondonSTF Group had recently launched a sister company in London, specialising in precision cutting of hard stone, various density metals and wood utilising the latest...3SaveRemove
3 Job Roles Available 1=PC/Laptop Engineer. 2=E-Commerce Sales. 3=Warehousing & Technical.Croydon, LondonWe are a fast paced and fast expanding IT solution provider based in Croydon, who are always diversifying within the IT solutions market. We are market leaders in...SaveRemove
Graphic Designer with Sign Making SkilsWimbledon, LondonLooking for Graphic Designer with Sign Making Skils as soon as possible, submit your CV or call us.SaveRemove
Superstar Mobile Response Car Key Programmer / High-Tech Diagnostics - No experience needed!Highgate, LondonHigh-tech Car Key Programer / car key diagnostic technician. Package: £25k approx + ote £30k including job bonus once fully trained. AutoKey Squad is a fast...SaveRemove
Mobile Phone Engineer URGENTLY Wanted on Full Time Basis, Salary from £ 380 weekly.Golders Green, LondonWe are a very successful Mobile & Computer repair company with three shops and a very successful online business. Due to the increasing demand we are looking to...1SaveRemove
Laptop/Computer Repair Technician jobSouthwark, LondonWe are a small independent computer repairs company based in South London that sells and repairs laptops/desktops. We are currently looking for an IT hardward...SaveRemove
Retail Technical Assistant WantedSurrey Quays, LondonWe are looking for an enthusiastic individual to join our growing team. You will be responsible for the retail counter of our business so you will need to...SaveRemove
APPRENTICESHIPSBromley, LondonAPPRENTICESHIPS - IT Support/Testing Apprentice - Software Developer Apprentice - Sales and Marketing Office Support Apprentice (Full job specification for each...SaveRemove
IT EngineerCroydon, LondonPC Service is an IT Company that provides support to customers in Central London area.We have young and dynamic team, and we are looking for person that will...SaveRemove
IT AssistantHackney, LondonAn exceptionally friendly and organised person with experience in a similar role. With the support of our external consultants you will be responsible for all our...6SaveRemove
IT Technician Apprentice - GT303Westminster, LondonAn international IT support company requires an IT Technician Apprentice, whom will be supporting their team in North London with various IT duties alongside...1SaveRemove
Systems Administrator IT ConsultantLondonUrgently required bright individual to fulfil vacancy of Systems Administrator/IT consultant to support mainly Microsoft Server environments in North London and...SaveRemove
Computer Technician / Hardware Eng.Mitcham, LondonWe require PC and MAC (laptop and Desktop) computer repair technicians to work in our Service Centre. Macguys Tooting Bec area London SW17 8BQ. Duties,...SaveRemove
EXPERIENCED SOCIAL MEDIA PERSON REQUIRED TO WORK ON SEVERAL BUSINESSES- IMMEDIATE STARTLondonHello, We require an experienced social media person to come in and run campaigns on all the major social platforms for our businesses. Must have experience in...1SaveRemove
Component Level Laptop Repair TechnicianKew, LondonWe currently seek an experienced Laptop Repair Technician to work in our workshop. Ideally you should be living in either NW London, West London or SW London...3SaveRemove
Get a video for your business for as low as £500West End, Londonyourcorporatevideo (dot) com is a media agency with a difference. "Professional" and "innovative" are not only words, but keywords that keep our company together....1 1SaveRemove
Mobile Phone Technician/sales Required for Retail Shop7894, SloughWe are looking for a mobile phone computer repairer good skills excellent pay . A fast growing technology company urgently requires an experienced Mobile Phone...SaveRemove
Project ManagerWembley, LondonLocation: London Earnings: £30k + Car + Bonus Scheme Job Description: We are currently seeking to recruit experienced Project Mangers to join our team in the...SaveRemove
Team ManagerWembley, LondonEarnings: £25k + Car + Bonus Scheme Job Description: Kelly Communications Limited is a leading provider of services to the telecommunications industry and has...SaveRemove
Sport loving computer whizz requiredReigateTop racket specialist company are looking for someone to join their busy team. The Company The company has been around for 30 years and currently has shops in...6SaveRemove
PC REPAIR ENGINEER REQUIRED BY NETWORK SUPPORT BUSINESSSunbury-on-ThamesAre you passionate about computer hardware and software, with some experience of supporting home-users? Then we have the ideal position for you! Boxcom Home is a...SaveRemove
Sales and Marketing Manager (Dual Role)Wandsworth, LondonWe have an exciting role for a trustworthy and dedicated individual who is keen in all expects of sales and marketing. We are a growing IT company based in London...1SaveRemove
Mobile Phone & Laptop Technician (URGENTLY)Holloway Road, LondonPermanent We are seeking for a Mobile Phone repair & Laptop technician. Working in a fast paced environment diagnosing and repairing Mobile Phone repair, Laptops...SaveRemove
AMBITIOUS, MONEY-DRIVEN IT SALES STAFF REQUIRED ON PERMANENT BASIS - £21,000 BASIC £50,000 OTEWembley, LondonThe company is looking for young, ambitious and hungry individuals who are target and money-driven. The first batch of such recruits were made earlier this year...SaveRemove
IT SALES SUPPORT - £15,000/ANNUM - START DATE ASAP - DYNAMIC COMPANY WITH FANTASTIC GROWTH PROSPECTSWembley, LondonThis is an opportunity to work with a fantastic company with superb growth prospects in the IT industry. With a young and dynamic environment, the company is...SaveRemove
SITE MANAGERWickford, Essex, LondonSite Manager required temp with the intent to go perm if successful Our client requires an experienced Site Manager, essential to have all of the following tickets...1SaveRemove
The MacSmiths Of Hackney require another Mac EngineerTower Hamlets, LondonExpanding Apple Mac Repair and Support Company requires a gifted engineer. There are 15 questions to answer as part of your application. (Any applications without...1SaveRemove
IT Wizard / Photobooth technicianSouth East LondonWe have a vacancy for someone with the relevant IT skills to become a photobooth technician in our creative and fast paced office in South East London. SharedIt is...1 1SaveRemove
eCommerce Business AnalystLondon360 are working on behalf of a digital agency/Consultancy that has a big presence in eCommerce market; due to the influx of work they require an eCommerce Business...1SaveRemove
Support staff for ipads and mobile phones at HeathrowHeathrow, LondonKeen articulate staff required to join a team that issue and provide day to day support for ipad and smartphone devices used by staff working for a major airline....SaveRemove
Data EngineersTwickenham, LondonOptima site solutions are currently looking for Data Cabling Engineers to work on various sites across London. At present we require engineers in Twickenham,...1SaveRemove
Systems Architect/Developer (Linux and Windows)Westminster, LondonSalary - £31,000 to £35,000 Closing Date - 30th September 2014 You will be working as part of a small but growing team for an IT consultancy whose clients include...SaveRemove
Computer Hardware Specialist Required - immediate startCroydon, LondonWe require a hardware specialist for newly started business based in Croydon. The work involves visiting home and small business computer users, in order to...1SaveRemove
Laptop/Mobile Repair Engineer/Customer Service REQUIRED for Computer ShopHanwell, LondonWe are a busy computer shop based in Ealing. Currently we are seeking a fulltime individual who has the following skills: - Good english skills - Repair laptops...2SaveRemove
2nd- 3rd Line IT Engineering RoleCentral LondonMulti-skilled 2nd\3rd line engineer required for a dynamic total IT solutions provider. The right candidate will have proven track record of providing IT solutions...4SaveRemove
Bathroom Sales DesignerCamden, LondonAre you currently seeking to work in a fast past sales driven environment, if so this rapidly expanding market leading organisation are seeking an enthusiastic and...1SaveRemove
MrKilburn, LondonI need a mobile technician for my shop in Kilburn High Road ( North West London ). Must be experienced. Must know unlucking. Must be able to work on the board....SaveRemove
Web MarketingWembley, LondonWe need people who have worked in the ink and toner industry, either on the web marketing side or on the development of Ink and toner sites Cartridge Value Ltd is...SaveRemove
Photographic Specialists require outgoing salespersonWatford, HertfordshirePhotographic Specialists in Watford require outgoing salesperson with good communication skills. Knowledge of photoshop essential. Knowledge/interest in...1SaveRemove
E-Commerce Assistant for Online Department Store Paid RolePark Royal, LondonSalveo Ltd has a vacancy for a talented individual to join our e-commerce team to assist with a wide array of tasks including listing products online (writing...1SaveRemove
Part time IT Support EngineerCentral, LondonPart time IT support engineer Position:This is an part time which includes training and development Job Description The candidate will join an existing team...3SaveRemove
Teddington, Other Computing Jobs (71 ads posted)


text:
Home > Post > Post 3 > Post 3 News Release > Post 3 News Archives > News Release
News Release
Trooper Jonathan Biven
Public Affairs Officer
Kentucky State Police
Post 3, Bowling Green
(270) 782-2010
Click here to e-mail Trooper Jonathan Biven
Bomb Threat Investigation
Date of News Release: 02/17/2005
(BOWLING GREEN, KY) - The Bowling Green Police Department received three phone calls from a cellular telephone on their 911 line. The caller stated they had placed a bomb inside Warren East High School. Due to Warren East High School being in county jurisdiction these calls were given to The Kentucky State Police. Units responded to the school and searched the premises. No destructive devices were located and the investigation continues. Detective Scott Skaggs has opened an investigation for Terroristic Threatening 1º, which is a Class D Felony.


text:
Two inspirational Palm Beach County women take on Sunshine State Races despite challengesby
Among the hundreds of participants who will be competing in the Sunshine State Races on Feb. 25 is Frani Schmidt, a West Palm Beach woman who has overcome several challenges and calls running a "symbol of life."
Frani's mother died of a heart attack when she was 51. Frani's sister died of a brain anuerysm at 51. Another sister passed away from breast cancer at 42.
The Sunshine State Races fall on Frani's 51st birthday. Rather than live in fear, she intends to "celebrate life" by running the half marathon that day.
Another extraordinary woman who will be participating in the event is Palm Beach's Sharon Johnson. The 48-year-old suffers from fibromyalgia, a common syndrome linked to fatigue and chronic pain.
Still, the mother of four boys hasn't let the constant nerve and muscle pain slow her down. She plans to run her first half marathon in more than a year to create awareness of fibromyalgia and to send the message that sufferers can still live active lifestyles.
"I may run two or three minutes slower than I did three years ago, but it's OK," Johnson says. "I am blessed that I am still able to go out there and run."
- Deb Weinreich, vice president
Eident Sports Marketing
About this column: The "Notable neighbors" section of Community Post is contributed by readers like you. Know about a noteworthy local person or group? Tell us!


text:
Tool of the week for journalists – Facebook Search
December 13th, 2011Posted by Sarah Marshall in Search, Social media and blogging, Tool of the Week
Tool of the week: Facebook Search
What is it? A tool that allows you to search Facebook without logging in
How is it of use to journalists? Social media searches have become a key part of newsgathering process. This tool is a search engine for Facebook. It allows you to search if you are not logged in of if you don't have a Facebook account.
Based on Facebook's API, it allows you to search posts, photos, people, pages, groups and events.
As well as being useful for searching by keyword, it is also a good way to test to see if the page for your news site comes up in a search.
Tags: Facebook, search tool
Similar posts:
- #Tip of the day for journalists: Using Facebook to find stories
- App of the week for journalists: Social Searcher, for searching Facebook
- #Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk: Using Facebook, Twitter and Storify for political coverage
- Tool of the week for journalists – Topsy, real-time search for the social web
- Paper.li adds Facebook to social newspaper function


text:
Results 1 to 2 of 2
Thread: First DSLR recommendations?
- Join Date
- Jan 2012
- Posts
- 1
- My Gallery
- (0)
- My Photos Are OK to Edit
- Liked
- 0 times
First DSLR recommendations?
Hi all,
So here's my first post in the forum
I would love to buy my first DSLR and start taking some great photos, but with such a vast amount of cameras to choose from and different websites giving mixed reviews I'm really quite lost.
My budget would be around £400 - £500 and ideally would like the camera to have a good standard of video with a mic input as an added bonus.
Can anyone recommend any cameras?
Thanks all and look forward to spending some quality time on the forum
- Join Date
- Nov 2011
- Location
- Annapolis
- Posts
- 208
- My Gallery
- (0)
- My Photos Are OK to Edit
- Liked
- 24 times
Welcome. Your question has been beaten to death except for the video question. There is not a lot of video talk around here. For the money you want to spend (I don't really know how it converts) but I would suggest looking at the Canon T2i. It has a mic input but manual audio gain. This can easily be accomplished by free software that is readily available. This camera is well received in the video world and it can take a great picture too.
Similar Threads
Best beginner dslr for me?? RecommendationsBy 24j0hn in forum Photography Beginners' ForumReplies: 17Last Post: 12-24-2010, 10:22 PM
Recommendations for light and cheap dslrBy Carissa in forum Digital Discussion & Q&AReplies: 28Last Post: 04-12-2010, 03:10 PM
Recommendations-first dslrBy Chris. in forum Photography Beginners' ForumReplies: 17Last Post: 07-02-2009, 08:51 PM
DSLR RecommendationsBy pasteofanchovie in forum Photography Beginners' ForumReplies: 8Last Post: 08-28-2008, 04:18 PM
Recommendations for DSLR under $1,000By wtdedula in forum Photography Beginners' ForumReplies: 9Last Post: 04-14-2007, 06:21 PM
Search tags for this page
beginner dslr camera recommendation,
beginner dslr camera recommendation 2013,
beginner slr camera recommendation,
dslr recommendation 2012,
dslr recommendations,
dslr recommendations 2012,
first dslr camera recommendations,
recommendation of dslr for photographer 2012
Click on a term to search for related topics.


text:
Shortly after noon on Monday, officers with the Minneapolis Police Department were dispatched to the 3800 block of Aldrich Avenue South on a report of a burglary in progress.
According to a report filed by officers with the Minneapolis Police Department, three men forced their way into a home on that block via a rear door. Several neighbors witnessed the event and contacted police.
The trio fled with an iPod from the empty house, and officers called in reinforcements. At one point, nine squad cars were involved in cordoning off the 3900 blocks of Aldrich, Lyndale, Garfield, and Harriet Avenues South, according to an email one local block captain sent to Patch.
The police report notes that two of the three suspects, both 16 years old, were apprehended after a foot chase. One suspect received medical attention for unspecified injuries, and both were booked into the Hennepin County Juvenile Detention Center on burglary and truancy charges.
Burglars also hit a house on the 3700 block of Lyndale Avenue some time Monday morning, according to a report filed by officers with the Minneapolis Police Department. Burglars apparently entered the building between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. by cutting open a window screen, raising the storm window, and unlocking the inner window. It is not clear if the two are related.


text:
Quotes & Info
|WEC > SEC Filings for WEC > Form 8-K on 19-Jul-2013
|All Recent SEC Filings
Other Events
On July 18, 2013, the board of directors of Wisconsin Energy Corporation decided to accelerate the dividend action that was planned for the first quarter of 2014. As a result, the board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.3825 per share on Wisconsin Energy's common stock. This represents an increase of $0.0425 per share in the quarterly dividend, and raises the annual dividend rate from $1.36 per share to $1.53 a share.
The dividend is payable September 1, 2013, to stockholders of record on August 14, 2013.


text:
Pressure from families and nursing staff to prescribe antibiotics is fuelling their inappropriate use in aged care, the authors of a new study claim.
Testosterone could combat dementia in women: study
Women on testosterone therapy perform better on cognitive tests, particularly in the areas of learning and memory, according to new research led by Monash University
Costing the impact of chronic disease
Australia could experience significant economic gains by improving the health of its oldest workers, a new study reports.
New test for dementia
Australian and New Zealand researchers have developed a test to identify whether someone with Parkinson's disease is also experiencing the early stages of dementia.
Age no barrier for managers
New research has found no difference on the basis of intelligence, problem solving or leadership capability between older and younger managers in the workplace.
Are older workers injury-prone?
A new Monash University study will finally disprove or certify the age-old workforce question: are older workers prone to injury just because they are 'older'?
The problem with medication management
A recent audit into the medication provision practices of almost 50 Victorian aged care facilities has brought to light five key concerns.
The cost of inaction
The government could save itself millions of dollars if it implements a new nationwide dental scheme as promised, a recently released report states.
Raising the AGM bar
AGMs in aged care are taking on a whole new image as innovative providers add thought leadership and lively debate to the standard fare of financial statements, wine and cheese.
Can aged care nursing be the new black?
Sophisticated and well supported graduate nursing programs are building professionalism and prestige into aged care nurse education as they tackle workforce challenges
One tablet a day keeps the doc away?
A new study will question investigate whether aspirin is the answer to living a longer life.
Aged care marginalises the young
A new report has found that young people living in aged care are amoung the most socially isolated in the entire country.


text:
Liverpool knocked out of FA Cup
ESPN commentator Steve Nicol breaks down Oldham Athletic's 3-2 win over Liverpool.
(01:08) | January 27, 2013
More FA Cup Videos More »
Play Video
Wenger: The nerves were there
FA Cup: Arsene Wenger reacts following his Arsenal side earning their first FA Cup trophy since 2005.
(01:20) | May 19, 2014
Play Video
Wenger apologises
FA Cup: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger apologises to the Arsenal faithfuls for the poor start to the FA Cup final.
(01:23) | May 18, 2014
Play Video
Winterburn: Wenger must build on cup win
FA Cup: Former Arsenal footballer Nigel Winterburn believes Arsene Wenger and Arsenal must continue to move forward following their FA Cup victory.
(01:52) | May 18, 2014
Latest Video & Audio More »
Play Video
Blatter vows to continue fighting racism
Football Video: FIFA President Sepp Blatter says he will continue to be tough on racism within football.
(01:42) | Sep 3, 2014
Play Video
Who has the best attacking force in the Premier League?
Premier League: ESPN FC's Janusz Michallik breaks down the top 5 attacking forces in the Premier League and which one he thinks is the best.
(02:38) | Sep 3, 2014
Play Video
Germany train ahead WC final repeat
International Football: Germany trained in Dusseldorf ahead of their friendly match against Argentina, which will be a repeat of the 2014 FIFA World Cup final.
(01:10) | Sep 3, 2014
Play Video
Martino confirms Argentina will play a 4-3-3-3-3_720p30_2896k
International Football: Argentina head coach Tata Martino has confirmed his 4-3-3 team formation ahead of their FIFA World Cup final repeat against Germany.
(01:40) | Sep 3, 2014
Play Video
ESPN FC Extra Time: Transfer Roundup
ESPN FC on TV: The ESPN FC crew answer your questions regarding how some of the biggest transfers will work out this season.
(03:28) | Sep 3, 2014
Play Video
Better signing: Balotelli or Welbeck?
ESPN FC on TV: The ESPN FC team debate who they would rather have on their team, Mario Balotelli or Danny Welbeck.
(00:55) | Sep 3, 2014
More from the web
'Chubby' Rooney ready to restore England prideWayne Rooney says he is ready to put England's World Cup disappointment behind him and lead the nation to glory, but refused to react to Norway defender Vegard Follen's jibes on his weight
Premier League
Van Gaal: Glazers keep spending and it's greatManchester United are said to be ready to continue backing new manager Louis van Gaal in the transfer market despite a £150 million outlay this summer
Premier League
Van Gaal: Managing Spurs would have been easierManchester United manager Louis van Gaal says he knew he was taking on a big rebuilding job at Old Trafford and has no regrets after a difficult start to the season
Serie A
Torres open to Mourinho reunionFernando Torres said during his unveiling at AC Milan that he had a positive relationship with Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and added: "Perhaps in the future our paths will meet again."
Premier League
Azpilicueta extends Chelsea stayCesar Azpilicueta has signed a new five-year contract at Chelsea
All the deals from transfer deadline day
It was the day that had it all - big-name signings from out of nowhere, club records being broken and a new record set for money spent by Premier League clubs in a transfer window
Quote Unquote
"Rooney looks a bit chubby. England are obviously good players, and many of them are on good form already, but we're looking forward to it"
World Cup double
Has any football manager ever won the World Cup twice?
Making history at the World Cup
The eight group winners all won their last 16 matches to progress to the World Cup quarter-finals. Has this ever happened before?


text:
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - A group that focuses on keeping kids in school wants to expand. It's asking the Daughtery County School Board to help.
Project Shield volunteers have helped cut down on tardiness and unexcused absences at Turner Elementary School.
The CEO wants to expand to other schools and tackle other issues including truancy and suspension.
"We want to look at anything that has to do with students' behavior within the school and anything that can enhance their academic progress," said Project Shield CEO, Prince Edwards.
Albany State University started Project Shield in 2008. Group members hope the school board will provide funding to allow them to grow the program.
Copyright 2011 WALB. All rights reserved.
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text: I heard this band about a year and a half ago. The song was an old version of In Dying Days. I thought it was incredible. I then heard the old version of Hester Prynne, and the songs they had on their purevolume. They had an old song called Before The Break Of Dawn, and it was incredible, but these songs on the full length totally slay everything they've ever done. This is probably the best cd I've bought since Through The Eyes Of The Dead's Bloodlust. A while back, I heard they got signed to Mediaskare and were putting out a full length. The first song I heard off of it was Strife (Chug Chug). This the definition of "metalcore" or whatever people are calling it now-a-days. This has everything metal (blast beats, sick riffs and speed picking)and it's combined with hardcore (2-steps and breakdowns). This is bound to be one of the best releases of 2006. I know it already.


text:
Main Content
It's only natural that disputes will break out over which team is the best in Major League Baseball. Clearly, it's the Phils, and your youngin' can reel off a whole list of reasons why this is the case! He can also lay all arguments to rest about who the most dedicated fans are when he sports the Derry Field tee from adidas. It features your team name with a four leaf clover fill above a single four leaf clover. It takes more than just luck to make a team great — it takes loads of skill, and plenty of dedicated fans!
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Imported
- Officially licensed Phillies shirt
- Screen print graphics
Phillies Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
All the latest news and views from the Northwich Guardian
- Find us on Facebook
Northwich Guardian
Like us on Facebook
Greaves hails Davenham's depth (From Northwich Guardian)
Send us news, start your message Cheshire News and your send photos and videos to 80360
Davenham captain Mark Greaves praises players after they win without star bowler Dean Jackson
Updated 3:16pm Wednesday 7th May 2014 in Sport By Andrew Simpson, Senior Sports Writer
DAVENHAM are one of three teams able to boast of a perfect record after easing to a third successive win in Division One on Saturday.
Captain Mark Greaves led the way after the hosts had won the toss at Cheadle Hulme, contributing an unbeaten 66 to the visitors' 179-7 with support from Chris Hornby (29).
The hosts fell 55 runs short in their chase after tea, spinner Danny Hancock claiming 5-28 to help dismiss the Grove Park men for 124.
Greaves said: "We didn't have Dean Jackson, who was injured, so the lads proved we have strength in depth to still pick up the points."
Middlewich had the better of a high-scoring derby in the same section at Oulton Park.
Kristian Clowes hammered 139 off 72 balls and newcomer Jordie Gibbens added 95 from 85 deliveries in a partnership worth 204 runs for the eighth wicket as Middlewich amassed 298-7.
Andy Hards returned figures of 3-60, while Oulton captain Rick Moore suffered badly as his 10 overs cost 92 runs.
He wreaked revenge with the bat, making 143 runs at the top of the order to help the hosts to 273-8 and a share of the spoils as Gibbens (4-61) completed a fine afternoon's work.
Like Davenham, Northwich have put together a sequence of three straight wins.
They were again indebted to in-form Sam Shepherd after a 75-run victory against Poynton at Moss Farm, the seamer increasing his season tally to 21 wickets after a return worth 6-28 after tea.
It left the visitors all out on 100, with Mike Whitehead (2-9) and captain Mark Walker (2-2) taking the other wickets to fall.
Earlier, Glinoj Cherian (58) passed 50 in the hosts' 175-9 with James Gittings (37) and Sam Stoneley (26) among the runs too.
Wilden Cornwall (62no) was left stranded as Weaverham were knocked over for 120 while chasing 146 to beat guests Bredbury St Mark's at Wallerscote Road.
John Usher (4-50) and Graham Barlow (3-18) did the damage for the away team.
Before tea Cornwall (3-59) and Rob MacMillan (2-52) had been most successful for the Russets with the ball as Bredbury posted 145-9 after winning the toss.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
Health officials around the world are paying more attention to a recent increase in cases of a deadly respiratory virus known as MERS. Middle East Respiratory Syndrome first emerged in the Middle East about two years ago. Since then, more than 500 cases have been confirmed and reported to the World Health Organization, including at least 145 deaths. Most of the cases have been in Saudi Arabia. Two cases have been confirmed in the United States.
Both were in healthcare workers, living and working at hospitals in Saudi Arabia. One man in Indiana has recovered and been released. Another patient is in a Florida hospital.
Here are some questions and answers about MERS.
Q: Now that there are confirmed cases in the United States, should I be worried?
A: Health officials say people aren't likely to get infected by casual contact. The people who have gotten sick so far are healthcare workers or family members who were in close contact with the infected person. The people most at-risk people are healthcare workers. About one-fifth of reported cases worldwide have been in that group.
Q: Are these two cases in the United States linked?
A: No. But both are healthcare personnel living in Saudi Arabia and working in hospitals that were treating MERS cases.
Q: What are the symptoms of MERS?
A: MERS was first reported in Saudi Arabia in 2012. Most people infected with the virus developed severe respiratory illness with symptoms of fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
Q: How deadly is it?
A: More than 30 percent of people with MERS have died. Most of the people who died had an underlying medical condition. Some infected people had mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. The median age of confirmed cases is 51.
Q: Has anyone who came into contact with the two U.S. patients also gotten sick?
A: No one else has gotten sick so far from the Indiana case. U.S. officials contacted people who traveled on the same flights from Riyadh through London to Chicago, and attempted to contact people who shared the same bus to Highland, Ind. The hospital also sent home about 50 employees and kept them isolated until the hospital was sure they did not have MERS.
In Florida, up to 100 people may have come into contact with the 44-year-old patient, including 20 hospital personnel at two hospitals. Two employees of Dr. P. Phillips Hospital in Orlando where the patient was admitted May 8 have flu-like symptoms and are awaiting tests to see if they have the virus.
Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are trying to contact more than 500 people in 20 states who may have been exposed to the patient and international authorities are doing the same overseas. The man left Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, on May 1, and flew to London, then on to Boston, Atlanta and Orlando, where he is visiting family.
Q: Is it safe to go to the theme parks in Orlando?
A: Yes. The patient didn't feel well after he arrived in Orlando and mostly stayed home with his family. Doctors said he did "not do the usual tourist activities."
Q: What is the incubation time for the virus? What's the treatment?
A: The incubation period of the virus — the time between exposure and development of symptoms — is about five days. Most patients who have had clear-cut exposure to an infected person have become sick within five days. Health officials are using 14 days as the window, to be on the safe side. There is no vaccine or specific treatment.
Q: What is the source of the virus? What about camels?
A: Experts don't know for sure where the virus came from. They think an animal source is most likely. In addition to humans, the virus has been found in camels in Qatar, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and a bat in Saudi Arabia. Camels in a few other countries have also tested positive for antibodies to the virus, which indicates they were previously infected with MERS or a closely related virus.
Saudi Arabia on Sunday said people handling camels should wear masks and gloves to prevent the spread of the virus, issuing such a warning for the first time since the virus appeared in the kingdom.
The virus comes from the same family as the severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, coronavirus, which killed almost 800 people worldwide in 2003.
Q: Can I still travel to countries in the Arabian Peninsula or neighboring countries where MERS cases have occurred?
A: Yes. CDC does not recommend that anyone change their travel plans because of MERS. But it does recommend that you pay attention to your health during and after your trip. Call a doctor right away if you develop fever and cough or shortness of breath within 14 days after traveling from countries in or near the Arabian Peninsula.
To protect themselves, people should wash hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds, and help young children do the same. Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze then throw the tissue in the trash. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as toys and doorknobs.
Community News Network
Nine things you need to know about MERS
Health officials around the world are paying more attention to a recent increase in cases of a deadly respiratory virus known as MERS. Middle East Respiratory Syndrome first emerged in the Middle East about two years ago. Since then, more than 500 cases have been confirmed and reported to the World Health Organization, including at least 145 deaths. Most of the cases have been in Saudi Arabia. Two cases have been confirmed in the United States.
- Community News Network
The Simpsons still going strong
The groundbreaking animation first hit the air Dec. 17, 1989, but the family first appeared on television in "The Tracey Ullman Show" short "Good Night" on April 19, 1987.
Does Twitter need a censor?
Twitter decided last year to make images more prominent on its site. Now, the social network is finding itself caught between being an open forum and patrolling for inappropriate content.
America's sleep-deprived cities
Americans might run on sleep, but those living in the country's largest cities don't appear to run on much.
Who should pay for your kids ACT?
Thirteen states paid for 11th-grade students in all public high schools to take the ACT college admission test this year, with several more planning to join them in 2015.
Why do people look like their pets?
As much as we might quibble over the virtues and vices of Canis domesticus, however, and over whether human nature is any better or worse than dog nature, even dog fanciers don't usually want to look like a dog.
Ice bucket challenge trending up
Internet trends are a dime a dozen these days. Everything from Tebowing to planking to the cinnamon challenge can cause a wave of social media activity that can last for weeks before fizzling out.
Africa goes medieval in its fight against Ebola
As the Ebola epidemic claims new victims at an ever-increasing rate, African governments in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia have instituted a "cordon sanitaire," deploying troops to forcibly isolate the inhabitants in an area containing most of the cases.
Democrat? Republican? There's an app for that
If you're a Republican, you might want to think twice before buying Lipton Iced Tea, and forget about Starbucks coffee. If you're a Democrat, put down that Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, and throw away the cylinder of Quaker Oats in your pantry.
Five myths about presidential vacations
In the nuclear age, presidents may have only minutes to make a decision that could affect the entire world. They don't so much leave the White House as they take a miniature version of it with them wherever they go.
Can 6 seconds launch a career? A generation of Vine stars sure hopes so.
A year ago, Shawn Mendes filmed himself singing a tentative acoustic cover of the Justin Bieber song "As Long as You Love Me" and put the results on Vine. He wasn't expecting much response. "I didn't really want anything to happen; I just kind of wanted to see what people would think," says Mendes, 16. "I posted that first Vine and woke up the next morning with 10,000 followers. That was pretty cool."
- More Community News Network Headlines
- The Simpsons still going strong


text:
It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should (or don't work at all).
We suggest you upgrade newer and better browser like: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera
hacxax says: Excelent Game. A Classic...
hacxax says: Another excelent game. A very good gameplay... A EXCELENT classic.
hacxax says: The second part of the classic O.U.W.B (BLOOD) It's very very bloody! But a good game Not so good as it first part,but good!
hacxax says: What a hellish alien invasion! A excelent work from the studio who made it The game is a not-so-classic but it's a mix of: Alien Breed Tower Assault Blake Stone Duke Nukem 3D Its a good and a funny game for hang around.
hacxax says: The sequel. Return to the hell-ish alien invasion themed scenario its very very funny,all the things from Alien Shooter Gold multiplied by two
Treat your GOGmix as your child - name it! ;)
Coming up with a cool and descriptive title should be your first priority. Being original is in your best interest - bet you wanna get lots of nice votes, right? Go all crazy if you want, but be sure to keep it civil!
So, what are the ingredients?
Pick a game that belongs in your GOGmix from the list, or find it by typing something in the text field. Relevance is key here - Earthworm Jim doesn't quite fit the "Sexiest heroines of all time" bill now, does it?
Justify your choice... Or not!
OK, so it's not required, but now that you went through the trouble of adding a game, telling everyone why you did it would be a nice finishing touch. After you're done here, add another game, rinse, repeat.


text:
Top Stories
Kindergarten Reinforces the Home/School Connection at Family Math Game Night!
Strengthening the home/school connection is a critical part of student school achievement. Fun and exciting after school family activities is one way to make that bond stronger. Kindergarten teachers were thrilled to invite their students to attend "Kindergarten Family Math Game Night!" Students and their families played many common core aligned math games they learned in class. Many kindergarten . . . read more
2014-2015 Student Registration Information
Welcome to Lisle District 202. Registration is currently being taken for the 2014-2015 school year. All new and returning students must complete registration in order to attend school in the fall. We encourage all returning and new families to register as soon as possible. Please contact your child's attending school or our . . . read more
College Readiness and Scholarship Fair
DuPage County NAACP Youth Works in Sponsorship with Community Unit School District 308 Presents the 4 th Annual College Readiness and Scholarship Fair To increase the number of youth attending post secondary institutions, provide encouragement to young people, awaken dreams in students who may not otherwise believe college is . . . read more


text:
A Wisconsin man was arrested Friday after he barricaded himself in a gas station bathroom and threw an ignited firework at police officers in north suburban Wadsworth.
Justin Koch, 24, faces a Class 2 felony charge of aggravated battery to a police officer and misdemeanor charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct, according to a news release from the Lake County Sheriff's office.
Officers responding to a call of a suspicious person about 5:30 p.m. found Koch locked inside of a bathroom stall in a gas station, which shares the location with a McDonald's restaurant, in the 39100 block of Route 41 in Wadsworth, the release said.
When officers were able to kick open a panel on the stall door, Koch, of the 200 block of South River Boulevard in Plymouth, Wisc., could be seen unresponsive and slouched over, the release said. He was also blocking the door.
As officers attempted to force their way into the stall, "three bangs rang out from within the bathroom stall and there was a flash of light," according to the release. Police then exited the gas station.
Koch had apparently ignited a firecracker and thrown it at the police officers, "because he was scared," the release said.
The Tactical Response Team and negotiators were eventually able to coerce Koch from the bathroom and he was arrested without incident, according to the release.
No one was injured in the barricade situation, Sgt. Sara Balmes said.
Koch is scheduled to appear in bond court Saturday.
Follow @fox32news
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
WTXF-TV330 Market StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106-2796Phone: (215) 925-2929Fax: (215) 982-5494


text:
Giving Thanks SIlent Auction
Start Date: November 18, 2013 10:00 AM
End Date: November 23, 2013 5:00 PM
Location: Main- Library Lobby
Donated baskets containing themed collections may be viewed by the public in the Main library lobby and sold to the highest bidder. Winners will be notified on Saturday, November 23.
|Monday, August 25th
|4:00 PM Admit Your're Happy Week
|Tuesday, August 26th
|4:30 PM Locker Crafts
|Tuesday, August 26th
|5:30 PM Board of Trustees Meeting - 2015 Budget Hearing
|Friday, August 29th
|4:30 PM Game Day
|Monday, September 8th
|4:30 PM Cooking for Teens: Apple Dumplings
|Tuesday, September 9th
|6:00 PM Board of Trustees Meeting - September
|Monday, September 15th
|10:00 AM Banned Books Week
|Tuesday, September 30th
|5:00 PM Popcorn Treats
|Tuesday, October 14th
|6:00 PM Board of Trustees Meeting - October
|Thursday, October 16th
|12:00 PM 1950's Day


text:
THROWBACK POST: Seeing Spots
I'm just dotty about fashion…
While clashing (while not really clashing) patterns are in right now, I decided to mix similar patterns (a more subtle take on what I did here) for an all over dotty outfit.
The best thing to remember when using patterns- the smaller the print, the smaller those areas will look, the larger the print, the larger those areas will look. So with that in mind, I paired a white and navy tiny polka dot print mini skirt with a white and navy large polka dot sweater. The bow belt helped cinch my waist while simultaneously creating a visual line to divide up the spots, thus enhancing my curves instead of turning me into a beach ball.
And, with the classic blue and white coloring, it was all too easy to slip on some red platform heels (previously seen here) that perfectly matched my hair and lips. Just call me Miz America.
Sweater: Old Navy
Skirt: Target
Sunglasses: Forever21
Heels: Target
Belt: Forever21
NEW POST: The Goddess of Comfort in Rachel Pally
We all have those mornings… you're soooo comfy in your pajamas, but you have to go outside and you really don't want to look like a total schlub. So what's a girl to do? Why, turn to designer Rachel Pally, of course!
Her amazing, super soft jersey dresses are the embodiment of comfy-chic (and the chic is actually chic, not some yoga pant BS)! With the vibrant blue shade, flattering wrap style (I try to fight off wrap dresses, but we can all admit they're super figure flattering), and unbelievably soft fabric, it's the absolute perfect summertime dress. You can pair it with flats, or like I did (since the length is a little long) wear high wedge sandals.
Maxi Dress: Rachel Pally White Label Jovi Maxi Dress
Platform Wedges: Paloma Barcelo
Sunglasses: Prada
Necklace: Dorothy Perkins
This dress was provided as a gift and no review was requested- it's just that good.
Last Thursday I attended the Lane Bryant Flagship launch party. Thank the fashion gods that they've opened a store right in the heart of NYC! (There use to be one on 34th st a few years ago, but that's been closed for a while). With the launch of the new flagship store comes the re-vamp of the brand as well; more trend-driven, fashion-forward styles, a younger voice and look, and an increase in the higher price point, higher-quality options within the Lane Collection.
I had a blast at the party; I met other style bloggers, like Marcy Guevara, interviewed Lane Bryant's CMO Liz Crystal, singer/actress Carnie Wilson and television personality Jay Manuel, and enjoyed the beautiful store and clothes.
If you're in NYC you've got to stop by the new store! It's so inviting and modern, and they will have certain styles that will only be available at that specific location.So check it out, your wardrobe will thank you! (even if your wallet might be mad.)
Lane Bryant Flagship Store, 225 West 34th Street; 646.216.5456.
(I will post a future article that details my outfit, so don't worry!)
I've Got Mono Fever… Monochromatic, that is.
Monochromatic looks aren't new; fashionistas are used to dressing H2T (Head-to-Toe) in a monochromatic color- black.
Instead of breaking up the boldness of your red pants with a black top, swap out the black for yet another swath of red. Make yourself into a human cherry.
Or in my case, a blueberry.
This post may have been written under the influence of too much caffeine or not enough.
I've had these blue suede shoes for a while now, and their electric color is always eye-catching. I typically pair them with a black dress during a job interview- I find having a pop of color on my feet helps me stick in the interviewer's mind.
But imagine my excitement when I found pants that matches their pigmentation perfectly! And then a shirt that is their color twin (or triplet). And while the blazer doesn't match in perfect hue, I think that since the other three items of my outfit are an exact shade match, the colors all complement each other enough.
Jacket: Vintage
Shirt: Old Navy
Pants: New York & Company
Shoes: Macy's INC.
Bag: BCBG
It's a Dog Eat Dog World… And I'm top dog.
The puppies just had to join us outside during this shoot… They couldn't stand the idea of not being internet celebrities. One English Springer Spaniel, two Golden Retrievers, and one Labrador later, I was finally left alone to strut and pose. (Who am I kidding… they never left me alone, those camera hogs.)
I love how everything glowed outside in the sunshine… (especially my practically translucent skin). Little rainbows jumped off of my holographic heels, danced in the glitter of my glasses, and sparkled in every crystal in my necklace. Their fractured beauty was complemented by my abstract lace print silk blouse and shiny coated skinny jeans.
Blouse: DKNYC (Size 1X)
Jeans: NYDJ (Size 16)
Shoes: Nasty Gal (Size 9.5)
Bag: Coach
Sunglasses: H&M
Necklace: H&M
Happy Holidays everyone! Regardless of what you celebrate (personally, I celebrate both Christmas & Chanukah), everyone loves an excuse to party!
I've been on a hunt for a perfect party frock, and I think I found it in this elegantly draped, sparkle-dusted IGIGI dress. The side draping/ruching is unbelievably flattering, the higher neckline offers a bit more modesty for those who are well-endowed like me, the length is neither too short or too long (I'm starting to feel like Goldilocks here…), and the slits in the sleeves allow for a sliver of skin to peek through, while still providing some coverage for those women who don't love to show off their arms.
The bold shade is a bit unusual for a holiday dress, but I think I embody the Chanukah spirit due to the contrast of my white-as-white-can-be skin against the deep blue fabric.
Most people would reach for silver for their accessories, when wearing a bright blue shade, but I like to be slightly different, so my eye went towards gold. I matched the gold metal belt to my gold & black minaudiere (fancy word for a hard clutch), which I then matched to my black patent leather Christian Louboutins, whose red soles matched my hair perfectly. That's how you tie an outfit together my friends.
L'Chaim fellow fashion lovers!
Dress: IGIGI (Size 14/16)
Belt: Lublu
Shoes: Christian Louboutin (size 9)
Clutch: Express
Earrings: Forever21
(Source: psitsfashion.com)
Here's a little throwback for you… the first outfit I posted!
With the first
blizzard flurries of the year upon us, and temperatures dropping, it's important to find ways to stay warm and fashionable.
Trench coats are the most flattering style of coat for the plus-size form; having a built-in belt helps show off curves instead of increasing bulk. While I do own a traditional tan trench coat, having outerwear in unusual colors helps you stand out from the pack. Being plus-sized is not about blending in, but about standing out.
The burgundy '70s style hat is fabulous, and it really helps contain your hair on a windy day…. but it is a bit like being a horse with blinders on.
Instead of a scarf, I topped off the jacket with a vintage fur stole. It ups the glam factor of the outfit, and the fact that it's vintage lessens my guilt a smidgen. However, faux fur has come a long way and looks more real than ever, so in my own hypocritical way I encourage you to recreate this outfit with faux fur, or at least vintage.
The beautiful black leather Coach bag was an amazing birthday present from fabulous friends, (I'm a lucky gal, whatcanIsay…), and with its dual straps (for cross-body & arm crook carrying), antiqued brass hardware and multiple inside and outside pockets, it's a perfect design for any situation. I wholeheartedly recommend a dual-strap style just for the functionality alone, and you can find bags with this option in every price range.
Under all the layers of outerwear I have a button-down shirt & maxi skirt (to be revealed in a future post). Maxi skirts are perfect for cold weather days- the extra wind resistance helps keep legs warm while allowing you to look stylish at the same time.
Maxi Skirt: Forever21
Coat: New York & Company
Hat: Target
Fur: Vintage
Bag: Kristin Leather Satchel by Coach
(Source: psitsfashion.com)
Sari, I'm not sari.
Growing up, my childhood best friend was Indian, and consequently exposed me to many aspects of her culture, including their clothing. I was always fascinated by the ornate saris, glimmering bangles and brilliant colors that were infused into every technicolor outfit.
Well, (if you didn't see where this was leading), this is my version of a modern day, minimalist sari. While, that might seem like a contradiction, I was mostly inspired by the sari (reminiscent of the draping waist of my maxi skirt and the covering of my vest) and the choli (my crop top).
The collar necklace & the bag are also influenced by Indian culture; the deep saffron color of the bag (I know that might be a stretch) is a combination of the top band of the Indian national flag as well as evocative of the vibrant hues found in their dress, and the necklace is a minimalist nod to the opulent wedding choker that most Indian brides wear.
Namaste, fashion lovers.
Vest: Forever21 (size 1X)
Crop top: ASOS (size 14)
Maxi Skirt: Forever21 (size L)
Bag: Sam Edelman
Sunglasses: Street vendor
Necklace: H&M
(Source: psitsfashion.com)


text:
Save your best friend in the exciting Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game, Mountain Trap – The Manor of Memories. What will you do if the vacation of your dreams doesn't go as planned? If your friend is alone in a foreign country and gets into trouble, will you have enough strength and courage to help her? Join this fascinating journey and face the 200-year mystery of the manor Ardennes. Find out how strong friendship ties are and discover to what extremes unrequited love is ready to go!
- Beautiful art and gorgeous locations
- Fantastic puzzles and hidden objects
- Save your best friend
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.2 GHz
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 792 MB
This blog is free for my visitors and always will be. If you found something helpfull here, please click on my ads. It's a free way to say thanks and won't make your computer blow up :-P


text:
The Panthers hosted the Seahawks in their their Week 1 matchup. The visiting team ended up with the victory after a tightly contested game that saw the Seahawks hold Carolina quarterback Cam Newton to just 125 passing yards. Seattle were able to force a pair of fumbles and shut down the passing game with their talented secondary.
The Panthers were able to open up the running game with DeAngelo Williams and their offensive line protected Newton well, while only giving up one sack. Defensive end Charles Johnson was able to get a sack and a fumble, while safety Charles Godfrey led the team with seven tackles. While Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson threw for 320 yards, the Carolina defense held him to only one touchdown and just seven yards on the ground.
The battle between Carolina and Seattle was a terrific defensive showing for both teams, but showcased a lack of offensive production. For both teams to improve, they will need to find a way to score points.
Jacson Bevens of Field Gulls is happy with the win but gives credit to the Carolina defense:
The reason (Russell) Wilson had to pirouette so often was Carolina's fearsome front seven re-establishing the line of scrimmage in Seattle's backfield. The Seahawks O-line was working overtime just to avoid looking silly and, to their credit, were at least able to deflect the Panthers rushers past Wilson enough to allow their QB to improvise. The O-line looked a little better on running plays, but Marshawn Lynch was unable to get past the second level all half.
Edgar Salmingo Jr. of Cat Scratch Reader believes there are positives and negatives to take out of the loss:
Russell Wilson killed Panthers defense, even when running for his life. Especially in the first half, the Panthers front 7 had incredible pressure on Wilson. The tone was set from the opening drive, where they almost sacked him for a safety. The pressure continued the rest of the game, even resulting in an intentional grounding. But no matter how much they were in his face, Wilson showed why he is one of the "slippery-est" quarterbacks in the league. He sliced and diced underneath all game, resulting in many expletives from Panthers fans in the stands.
Cam Newton looked good, but could have looked better. With this new Mike Shula run offense, Newton looked calm and composed. It also helped having an offensive line that gave him plenty of time. Although I have not charted his play, it appeared that when he had the time in the pocket, he was unstoppable. Despite his 97+ QB rating, he was badly misused. He wins on deep passes, has speedsters in Steve Smith and Ted Ginn Jr., and he only took one shot downfield. (It was incomplete, but it was nullified by a penalty.) I understand being conservative, but that does not mean you shoot yourself in the foot by not using your best weapons.
Next up for the Panthers is a road trip to Buffalo to take on the Bills. The Seahawks will host the 49ers on Sunday Night Football in Week 2.
More from SB Nation NFL:
• NFL Debrief: Pryor for MVP and other irrational reactions to Week 1
• Hip Hop Hooray! Joique Bell has the NFL's best TD celebration
• Fan dies after fall at 49ers game
• Check out SB Nation's massive new NFL preview


text:
Making a Course OutlineMore Related Discussions
1 Reply 480 Views
Good morning, I teach French as a second language in an IB school and my coordinator asked me to make a "course or syllabus outline". It's the first time I have to complete such a task and I would like your advice! Thanks and regards, Clémence
Comments (1 Reply)Sign in or register to postSubscribe to comments via RSS
Discussion How to protect yourself from lawsuits?Last comment 1 week 5 hours ago in New Teachers
Discussion The Inundation of InexperienceLast comment 3 weeks 2 hours ago in New Teachers
blog 7 Learning Zones Every Classroom Must HaveLast comment 3 weeks 5 days ago in Learning Environments
blog Tips for Creating Wow-Worthy Learning SpacesLast comment 1 month 2 days ago in Back to School
blog 7-Step Prep: Make a Weekly Plan for YOU!Last comment 1 week 5 days ago in New Teachers


text:
HARRISONBURG, Va. – Sophomore first baseman Brendan Butler had three base hits, scored five runs and drove in six runs as the Tigers (28-28) reached the championship round of the 2013 Colonial Athletic Association Tournament with a 20-13 victory over William & Mary (36-21) at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Seeking their first-ever CAA championship and their first NCAA Tournament berth since 1991, the Tigers will play either North Carolina Wilmington, William & Mary or Northeastern on Saturday afternoon for the CAA title,
All nine hitters in the Tiger lineup had at least one hit as fourth-seeded Towson beat second-seeded William & Mary for the third time in four meetings this season. Towson used a six-run third inning, a three-run fourth, a four-run sixth and a three-run eighth inning to hold off the Tribe, which had 17 hits in the game.
For the Tigers, it marked seasonal highs in runs scored and base hits.
Butler went three-for-five with a walk and tied a school record with five runs scored. He also had a career high six RBI's as he blasted a three-run homer in the third inning, an RBI triple in the fourth and an RBI triple in the eighth. His two triples in the game tied a CAA Tournament record.
"This team has no fear," said Coach Mike Gottlieb. "No matter what happens, they have the confidence to bounce right back. The way we are playing, I just try to stay out of the way.
"This has been an unbelievable offensive tournament," he added. "Fortunately, we have been able to keep up."
In the first inning, the Tigers started piling on the runs when they took a 2-0 lead. With one out, junior second baseman Pat Fitzgerald started the rally with a double down the left field line. He remained at second base when junior Kurt Wertz reached base on an infield single. When sophomore leftfielder Peter Bowles grounded into a force play, the Tigers had runners at the corners. When junior lefthander Jason Inghram threw a wild pitch, Fitzgerald scored the first run of the game. Moments later, junior rightfielder Dominic Fratantuono singled to left, driving in Bowles to give the Tigers a 2-0 lead.
The Tribe came right back in the top of the second inning. Leftfielder Jonathan Sarty led off with a single to right centerfield. He moved up to second base when designated hitter Jackson Shaver grounded out to first base. When shortstop Ryan Williams singled to centerfield, the Tribe had runners on first and third base. A sacrifice fly by Derek Lowe drove in Sarty to cut the deficit to 2-1 before Beers retired centerfielder Ryan Brown on a ground ball to third base.
In the third inning, the Tribe took a 4-2 lead. Third baseman William Shaw drew a leadoff walk and sophomore first baseman Michael Katz doubled down the left field line. On the next pitch, second baseman Ryan Lindemuth put the Tribe ahead when he smashed a three-run homer over the left field fence, his fourth home run of the season.
Trailing by 4-2 in the bottom of the third, the Tigers exploded for six runs and sent 10 batters to the plate. Wertz opened the inning with a single. Bowles lifted a pop fly behind first base that dropped in but Katz threw to second base to get the force play on Wertz. Fratantuono doubled to centerfield to put runners on second and third with one out. Butler followed by smashing a three-run homer over the right centerfield fence.
Senior catcher Andrew Parker kept the rally alive by doubling down the left field line. When junior centerfielder Brandon Gonnella singled to left center, Parker scored to give Towson a 6-4 advantage. Junior shortstop Hunter Bennett doubled to left center to put runners on second and third. A single by Zach Fisher drove in a run to give Towson a 7-4 lead. When Fitzgerald hit a sacrifice fly, Towson upped its lead to 8-4.
The Tribe came back to score two runs with two outs in the fourth inning. Shaw singled to right to start the rally. After a walk to Katz, Lindemuth doubled to right centerfield to drive in two runs and make it an 8-6 game. Sophomore righthander Paul Beers retired catcher Ryan Hissey on a ground ball to end the inning.
With the lead cut to 8-6, the Tigers added three runs in the bottom of the fourth. Bowles led off with a walk. With one out, Butler tripled to right center to up the lead to 9-6. A sacrifice fly by Parker enabled Butler to score, giving Towson a 10-6 lead. Gonnella bunted for a hit and stole second base. After a walk to Bennett, Fisher singled to right, upping the lead to Wertz finally grounded out to end the inning.
Junior righthander Greg Baruka relieved Beers in the fifth inning and retired the Tribe without incident. In the bottom of the fifth, the Tigers upped their lead to 13-6 when Fratantuono and Butler drew one-out walks. Parker singled to left to drive in a run but he was caught in a rundown between first and second base for the second out. Gonnella capped off the rally with an RBI single to right.
The Tribe exploded with five runs in the sixth inning, pulling to within 13-11. Shaw led off with a double and went to third on a single by Katz. Lindemuth's RBI double down the rightfield line cut the lead to 13-7. With one out, Sarty reached on an error to make it 13-8. An RBI single by Shaver pulled the Tribe to within 13-9. After a walk to Derek Lowe loaded the bases for centerfielder Ryan Brown. He delivered a two-run single to drive in a pair of runs and cut the lead to 13-11. Junior lefthander Kyle Paul came in to pitch for the Tigers and he retired Shaw on a ground ball to shortstop.
In the bottom of the sixth, the Tigers' hitters went back to work. With one out, Fitzgerald and Wertz hit back-to-back singles before a single by Bowles loaded the bases. A bases-loaded walk to Fratantuono drove in a run to give Towson a 14-11 advantage. Butler followed with a ground ball to third base. Trying to turn a double play, Lindemuth made a bad throw to first base as two runs scored to give the Tigers a 16-11 lead. After Parker was hit by a pitch, an RBI single by Gonnella gave the Tigers a 17-11 advantage. Bennett grounded out to end the rally.
Leading off the seventh inning, Katz hit a solo home run to cut the Tribe's deficit to 17-12. Another double by Lindemuth gave the Tribe a runner on second base with no outs. However, Paul settled down and retired the next two hitters on ground balls as Lindemuth scored to make it a 17-13 game. When Paul retired Williams on a ground ball to shortstop, the Tigers went to the bottom of the seventh with a 17-13 lead.
Paul retired the Tribe in order in the eighth before the Tigers tacked on some more insurance runs in the bottom of the inning. Fratantuono was hit by a pitch leading off the inning. Another triple by Butler drove home Fratantuono with Towson's 18th run. Parker's RBI double scored Butler to give the Tigers a 19-13 advantage. Gonnella reached base when the Tribe made an error on his sacrifice bunt. Then, Bennett drove in the final run of the game on a ground ball to shortstop.
In the ninth inning, Katz led off and reached on an error. However, Paul induced Lindemuth to ground into a double play, the Tigers' second double play of the game and their 78th of the season. Then, Paul nailed down the win by retiring Hissey on a ground ball to first base.
Paul picked up a win in relief for the second day in a row by pitching 3.1 innings of effective relief. He allowed two runs on three hits with no walks and one strikeout.
"We have a lot of confidence in Kyle Paul," said Coach Gottlieb. "We trust him because he throws strikes."
While Butler led the Tigers with three hits and six RBI's, Parker had three hits and drove in three runs. Gonnella had four hits and had three RBI's. Fisher and Wertz also had three hits while Fitzgerald, Fratantuono and Bennett had two hits each. Although Bowles had just one hit, he scored four runs.
The Tigers play for the CAA Championship on Saturday at 4:30 p.m.


text:
Michael Jacques, the man accused of kidnapping and killing his niece, Brooke Bennett, did not appear in court Wednesday, but did however enter a not guilty plea.
Jacques has been charged with killing his 12-year-old this past summer. Bennett disappeared in late June and her body was found buried, near Jacques' residence, a week later.
Jacques is a convicted sex offender and is also charged with possession of child pornography.


text:
Torah Tidbits
Aliya-by-Aliya Sedra Summary
P> X:Y (Z)] and [S> X:Y (Z)] indicate start of a parsha p'tucha or s'tuma. X:Y is Perek:Pasuk of the beginning of the parsha; (Z) is the number of p'sukim in the parsha.
Numbers in [square brackets] are the Mitzva-count of Sefer HaChinuch AND Rambam's Sefer HaMitzvot. A=ASEI (positive mitzva); L=LAV (prohibition). X:Y is the perek and pasuk from which the mitzva comes.
Ki Tavo Stats
Ki Tavo Stats
50th of the 54 sedras;
7th of 11 in D'varim
Written on 233 lines in a Torah (rank: 13)
21 Parshiyot; 5 open, 16 closed (ranks 7, tied with Vayikra & Va'etchanan)
122 p'sukim - ranks 17th (2nd in D'varim)
Same as Vayakhel & Va'etchanan;
Ki Tavo is larger than Vayakhel, and smaller than Va'etchanan
1747 words - ranks 16th (2nd in D'varim)
Same as Ekev. Ekev is a bit larger
6811 letters - ranks 15th (4th in D'varim)
P'sukim are longer than average for the Torah, but short for D'varim
6 of the 613; 3 pos. and 3 prohibitions
Continue Reading
The Mitzva Champ: Ki Tavo
Lesson from PRAT to the K'LALContinue Reading
are Torah Tidbits-style riddles on Parshat HaShavua (sometimes on the calendar). They are found in the hard-copy of TT scattered throughout, usually at the bottom of different columns
Divrei Menachem
How beautiful that Hashem created a world and did not disassociate Himself from it! On the contrary, in His illustrious fashion, G-d continues to monitor our every action. Moreover, there is a two-way relationship - for our deeds in this world can affect the flow of goodness that descends upon us from Above.Continue Reading
Evaluating the Husband
In the recent joint Puah and OU Conference on Intimacy and Fertility held in Cong. Bnai Yeshurun, Teaneck, Dr. Natan Bar Chama addressed the issue of male infertility. As a respected urologist in the NY area he pointed out that 20-30% of cases of infertility the problem is a male factor. It is therefore essential that any assessment of a couple facing fertility problems must involve an evaluation of the husband. However he stressed that this does not necessarily mean that the initial examination must be a semen analysis which involves serious halachic questions and hurdles.Continue Reading
The Wisdom of Walking in His Ways
Two weeks ago we spoke about the fact that we are instructed to be like G-d. The source for this obligation, which the Rambam actually lists as a separate positive mitzva, is a verse in this week's portion of KI TAVO (9:28). "G-d will establish you as a Holy nation, as He promised you, if only you keep the commandments of HaShem your G-d and walk in His paths."Continue Reading
Parsha Points to Ponder
1) Why does the Torah use the terminology of INHERITING (VIRISHTA) and SETTLING (V'YASHAVTA) Israel specifically regarding the mitzva of Bikurim (26:1) and regarding the appointment of a king (17:14)?
2) Why does the Torah describe where G-D looks down on us as being both YOUR HOLY DWELLING (MIM'ON KODSHECHA) and HEAVEN (HASHAMAYIM - 26:15)?
3) Why does the Torah use the double language of ALL OF THESE BLESSINGS WILL COME UPON YOU and also THEY WILL OVERTAKE YOU (V'HISIGHUCHA - 28:2)?
CHIZUK and IDUD for Olim not yet Olim respectively
This week's Torah portion opens with the commandment of bringing the Bikurim, the first fruits of a farmer's crop that are to be brought to the Beit HaMikdash and given to a kohen:
..."when you come into the Land which Hashem your God gives you for an inheritance, and you possess it, and dwell therein; then you shall take of the first of all the fruit of the ground…" (D'varim 26:1-2)
Word of the Month
A weekly feature of Torah Tidbits to help clarify practical and conceptual aspects of the Jewish Calendar, thereby better fulfilling the mitzva of haChodesh HaZeh Lachem…
Continue Reading
In This Issue of Torah Tidbits
- L'sheim Mitzvat Hachodesh Hazeh Lachem
- Lead Tidbit
- Candle A Day
- Aliya-by-Aliya Sedra Summary
- Sedra Stats
- Maharal on the Sedra
- Portion of the Portion
- Oz Torah
- Parsha Points to Ponder
- TTriddles "Report"
- Person In The Parsha
- Word of the Month
- Chizuk and Idud
- Divrei Menachem
- "From Machon Puah"
Recent Torah Tidbits
- Issue 1056 - Shabbat Parshat Shoftim
- Issue 1055 - Shabbat Parshat R'ei
- Issue 1054 - Shabbat Parshat Eikev
- Issue 1053 - Shabbat Parshat Va'etchanan - Nachamu
- Issue 1052 - Shabbat Parshat D'varim
- Issue 1051 - Shabbat Parshat Matot Masei - Shabbat Mevarchim
- Issue 1050 - Shabbat Parshat Pinchas
- View All Issue Archives
Candle Lighting and Havdala
Candle Lighting Sponsored By:
Sedra Stats
Ki Tavo Stats
50th of the 54 sedras;
7th of 11 in D'varim
Written on 233 lines in a Torah (rank: 13)
21 Parshiyot; 5 open, 16 closed (ranks 7, tied with Vayikra & Va'etchanan)
122 p'sukim - ranks 17th (2nd in D'varim)
Same as Vayakhel & Va'etchanan;
Ki Tavo is larger than Vayakhel, and smaller than Va'etchanan
1747 words - ranks 16th (2nd in D'varim)
Same as Ekev. Ekev is a bit larger
6811 letters - ranks 15th (4th in D'varim)
P'sukim are longer than average for the Torah, but short for D'varim
6 of the 613; 3 pos. and 3 prohibitions
Word of the Month
One of the ironies of our handling of the fixed Jewish Calendar is that we announce the molad before the beginning of each month - except for Tishrei's… and the molad of Tishrei is the most important molad for our calendar calculations. The molad of Tishrei 5773 will occur IY"H on Sunday, Sept. 16 1 hour, 57 minutes, and 8 chalakim (parts) - which is in the wee hours of the morning. Rosh HaShana would be fixed on Sunday, except for the LO ADU Rosh rule. RH is fixed on the following day - MON/TUE.


text: As an asside to the All Star game I heard Bettman speak of getting calls from Melnik himself concerning the spotty officiating of last year. This gives me hope that maybe this year things will get called the way they should as I'm hoping it was brought up in private meetings with Bettman before today's announcement. There is also the announcement that Winterlude will start early and be a major part of this event. What a chance this is to show off our sity and all that is good about it.


text:
The Productivity and Sustainability of Southern Forest Ecosystems in a Changing Environment
The forest ecosystems of the southern United States are the region's predominant land use and comprise vital resources of economic and biological ... Show synopsis The forest ecosystems of the southern United States are the region's predominant land use and comprise vital resources of economic and biological significance. These forests, covering 85 million hectares or 40% of the land area, are subject to numerous physical and chemical stressors. Temperature, precipitation, and nutrition are three factors that currently limit forest ecosystem health and productivity in the region. In a changing global environment, these forest ecosystems face an unprecedented rate of change and will be directly and indirectly affected by additional stresses from air pollutants and climate change, including increasing concentrations of carbon dixoide, methane, other trace gases and atmospheric aerosols, and altered land use patterns. The research presented in this book provides a sound scientific basis for management and policy decisions regarding the productivity and sustainability of forest ecosystems in the context of a rapidly changing global environment. This volume is a synthesis of five years of field and laboratory research on southern forests conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service to provide scientific assessments to the U.S. Global Change Research Program. The book will provide scientific information for policy makers and land use managers. It will also be of interest to researchers in the environmental disciplines of ecology, forestry, atmospheric science, hydrology, soil science, and biogeochemistry.


text:
Wade Male Pekachon Puppy
• Male • $500
Pekingese puppy
• Male • $650
• Male • $700
Pekingese-Shih Tzu Mix Puppy
• Male • $699
Pekingese Puppy
Receive an email alert when additional Pekingese puppies are added. It's easy and free!
BREED: Pekingese Puppy
INCLUDES: Upgrade now for complete access
Puppies come with FREE Pet Insurance when adopted from NextDayPets.com! *Please ensure your breeder participates
Michelle Wulff
Member Since: November 2006
Location: Columbia / Jeff City, Missouri


text:
Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
Mellow face climbing leads to big holds going out the overhang. Things get interesting around the end of the overhang. Continue up the face above to anchors.
Jimmywood. Start up the approach trail to Bear Mountain Picnic, but continue going uphill to a short wall on the right. The route begins in a corner capped by overhanging rock. Look for the bolt line starting on the left face of the corner.
6 bolts, anchors


text:
|# of Students:
|# of Int. Students:
|# of Institutes:
|Education Expenditure:
|43‰ of GDP
|Academic Year:
|Runs from October to September
Croatia is an ex-Yugoslav country in the south of Europe. It declared its independency from Yugoslavia in 1991 and in July 2013 will become member of the EU. It has Zagreb as a capital and the Kuna (HRK) as currency.
It has a beutiful and famous coast at the Adriatic Sea, which is one of the most popular European tourist destinations.
According to the 2001 census this is how the population is distributed: Croat 89.6%, Serb 4.5%, other 5.9% (including Bosniak, Hungarian, Slovene, Czech, and Roma) and the language: Croatian (official) 96.1%, Serbian 1%, other and undesignated (including Italian, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak, and German) 2.9%. Most of the population is Roman catholic. The health expenditure is 7.8% and the education one 4.6% of the GDP as recorded in 2009.
Altough is has suffered from the 1991-1995 war, Croatia is one of the wealthyest former Yugoslav countries. As a destination, it is more expensive in summer than it is from September to May.


text:
A now-former Target employee was arrested for theft after allegedly using coupon codes to buy heavily discounted items on his last day of work.
According to an affidavit, Walter Rodgers, 20, used codes to discount $1,126.70 worth of merchandise at the Target on Charlotte Pike in Nashville.
With the help of two unknown females, Rodgers discounted and voided the items, reducing the cost to just over $3.
The two females left the store with the items. The entire act was caught on surveillance video.
It was not immediately known if the merchandise has been seized by police or if the women were also arrested.
Rodgers was charged with theft of more than $1,000 and booked into the Metro jail Wednesday. He has since been released on bond.
The investigation is ongoing.
1306 N. Broadway NE Knoxville, Tennessee 37917
Telephone: 865.637.NEWS(6397)
Fax: 865.525.4091
Email: email@example.com


text:
The hottest music producers in NYC compete at creating beats inspired by classic movie theme music!
America's Next Hot Music ProducerSOB's (204 Varick Street, New York, NY) Map it Free
Lights,Camera, Action You're ON!!!!!!! America's Next Hot Music Producer will be airing live in New York City on October 3rd @ the legendary SOB's. Come check out the hottest producers in the music industry compete to see who will be crowned "Americas Next Hot Music Producer" by sampling and remixing music from your favorite classic movies.
Music by Hot 97′s DJ Spynfo!
Singers, Songwriters, and all Musicians are welcome to be a part of the most live studio audience. Workaholics leave work at the door and enjoy music created by New York's top Hip-Hop Producers. Trust me you don't want to miss this amazing episode of remixes, mash-ups, and recreations of your favorite movie theme music!!!!! This event will be held at SOB's Located at 204 Varick St. 10014 New York, NY @ 7pm.


text:
Okay so i havent worked out in a long long time, way before my second child. Before i ever had kids i used to work out 5 days a week for an hour and had the rockin body. Now after two kids im at the heaviest i ever been in my life, i weigh 175 pounds. I hate the way my muffin top looks and i hate wearing jeans. I have already started my weight loss journey by making a few lifestyle changes. I completely stopped drinking pop and candy and sweets like that ( i was not taking the best care of myself i had very bad dental problems and that was my breaking point). I stopped eating chips and cut out most of the fast food (not all , but i know i should). And i started drinking ALOT of water, before i used to drink tons of pop! I want to be atleast 120 or 130, thats my goal and to fit into size five again lol i think im just too lazy sometimes to make time for working out, i admit i do spend alot of time on my phone. And a question for you ladies, what are strength workouts? I dont have access to weights
Body weight stuff is very effective. I actually fashioned some trx suspension trainers for about 12 dollar with pvc and trailer tie down straps.. Youtube has many workouts/videos showing how they are used. You can do whatever you set your mind to.


text:
A quick roundup of Tuesday's two postseason basketball games involving area players:
In the women's NCAA tournament, Chloe Wells (Fontana Miller) and Duke were beaten 87-76 by top-seeded Notre Dame in the championship game of the Norfolk, Va., region. Wells had seven points, a rebound, four assists and four steals for second-seeded Duke, which finishes 33-3.
In men's play, Weber State, with Gelaun Wheelwright (Corona Centennial) fell to visiting East Carolina 77-74 in the championsip game of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. East Carolina (23-12) won the game on a three-pointer by Akeem Richmond as time expired. Wheelwright had four points, two assists and three turnovers in 12 minutes for the Wildcats, who finish 30-7.
Follow David Lassen on Twitter at @LassenSportsPE. His e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: Homes Under the Hammer Series 15 - Episode 48 Share: About this programme 48/100. Developers Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts explore a bungalow in Devizes, Wiltshire, a property in Sutton, Surrey, and a two-bedroom house in Sheffield. Cast and crew Cast Presenter Martin Roberts Presenter Lucy Alexander Crew Executive Producer Andrew Snowball Series Editor Caroline Davidson Categories Property Share: