text:
September 1, 2013
Home is Where the Dog Is
Unwilling to give up their pets in order to obtain more secure housing, many homeless people in Oahu rely on a local organization called K9 Kokua to assist them with caring for their dogs and finding pet-friendly housing.
September 1, 2013
Carrie On
A stray, black-and-white kitty who wandered through the door to Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba's L.A. home changed the trajectory of her life forever, awakening a deep sense of calling to help animals.
September 1, 2013
Hope in a Land of War and Want
Overcoming daunting obstacles, a Humane Society International-supported shelter in Afghanistan provides care for animals in need.
July 1, 2013
No Fly Zone
Parrots are intelligent and social creatures whose most basic instincts are often denied when kept as pets. The complex needs of these birds often overwhelm their owners, fueling a crisis of abandonment and neglect.
July 1, 2013
Unforgettable: A Rabbit Comes Home to Roost(er)
After being rescued from an abusive situation, Scanley the rabbit was too fearful to be adopted. However, this grape-loving bunny now lives happily with one of his rescuers—and, of course, a rooster with a serious shoe fetish.
May 1, 2013
First, Do No Harm
Since leaving a career as a systems engineer, veterinarian Susan Krebsbach has never looked back. Now a veterinary consultant for the HSVMA, she uses every platform she can to change the world for animals.
May 1, 2013
Solid Bonds
Learn how animal welfare organizations are pushing for bonding and forfeiture laws to help them cope with cruelty cases that often stretch a shelter's resources and drain its operating budget.
May 1, 2013
Unforgettable: Autumn's Spring
After playing hard to get for four years, Autumn finally got in the back of Brenda Fielden's car, acted as if she'd been doing it all of her life, and never looked back on her days as a stray.
March 1, 2013
Pit Smitten
Wallace, a new book by best-selling author Jim Gorant, tells the story of one pit bull's journey from almost being euthanized in a shelter due to behavior problems to becoming a national Frisbee champion.
March 1, 2013
Matters of Life, Death, and Responsibility
Here are guidelines for how pet owners can plan for the possibility that their pets will outlive them, and recommendations for what you can do to encourage them to take this important step.


text:
The Hands Down Best Way to Cook a Hot Dog
Think She's Cute? Just You Wait!
27 Russian Dating Site Members You Don't Want to Mail Order
New Fat Burner Takes GNC by Storm
21 Plastic Surgery Disasters
The Human Barbie's Makeup Free Selfie Will Shock You
10 Images of Real Ghosts That Will Terrify You
Little Girl Born With 'No Blood' Defies All Odds
30 Really Good Examples of Why Japan is So Weird
46 Perfectly Timed Photos You'll Have to Look Twice to Understand.
13 Awesome Photos of Things Cut in Half
Horrifying Photos of Kids with Mouths for Eyes
The 10 Largest Ships Ever Built
30 Completely Absurd Russian Dating Site Photos
Insane Russian Flip Gone Completely Wrong
Woman Grows Fingernails Instead of Hair
The 25 Worst Spray Tans You'll Ever See
The 30 Most Embarrassing Halloween Mug Shot Photos of All-Time
Top 10 "Useless" Organs
Angry Doctors Call For "Steroid Alternative" Ban
4 King Cobras Guard a Sleeping Baby and It's Terrifying
10 Of The Most Fascinating Snake Facts
43 of The Most Magnificent Photobombs Ever Captured
AHHH! 13 Bone Chilling Pictures of Horrifying Hell Beasts
The Men and Women Who Live Off The Grid
Well, That Was a Close One!
13 Best (Or Worst?) Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas
30 Convenient Ideas You Never Knew You Wanted
10 Amazing Colorized Historical Photos
25 Spectacular Shark Images

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Blue Dragon stir fry sauce yellow bean
79p (65.8p per 100g)
Product Summary
No preservatives, artificial colours or flavours. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans. Chinese style stir fry sauce with soya bean paste, cashew nuts and light soya sauce. Create a stir at dinner with our delicious new stir fry sauce range. These sauces are inspired by Restaurant Specials we all love to eat in Oriental restaurants. For more recipe ideas visit our website: wwwbluedragon.com
Water, Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Sugar, Soya Bean Paste (7%) (Water, Soya Bean Rice, Salt), Cashew Nuts (5%), Light Soya Sauce (4.5%) (Water, Salt, Soya Beans, Roasted Wheat, Sugar), Modified Maize Starch, Rice Vinegar, Garlic Purée, Ginger Purée, Toasted Sesame Oil, Acidity Regulator (Citric Acid), Yeast Extract, Spices, Salt, Colour (Lutein)
Preparation & Storage
- For an alternative dish, use sliced lamb steak, courgettes and spring onionsRecipe suggestion:Chicken with Yellow BeanServes 2Method:1. Heat the oil in a wok or pan and add the chicken, stir fry for 2-3 minutes.2. Add the sliced vegetables and stir fry for a further minute.3. Pour over the sauce and heat through. Serve with rice or noodles.Shopping list - just add:250g chicken breast, sliced for 1 red onion, sliced or chopped 1 bunch spring onions, 100g bean sprouts, 1 tbsp vegetable oil
Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, keep refrigerated and use within 2 days.
Please note that whilst we take every care to ensure the product information displayed on our website is correct, product recipes are regularly changed and this may affect nutrition and allergen information therefore you should always check product labels and not rely solely on the information presented here.If you require specific advice on any Waitrose branded product, please contact Customer Support on 0800 188884 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For all other products, please contact the manufacturer.This information is supplied for personal use only. It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without the prior consent of Waitrose Limited nor without due acknowledgement.


text:
4 Movies That Were Banned for Ridiculous Reasons
You have movies that you would never, ever guess have been banned, the only thing weirder is the reasons given for the gag order.
Mariah Carey's bare shoulders are too much for Saudi Arabian sensibilities
Saudi Arabian versions of Mariah Carey's album covers have been retouched to be less sexy. Some say it's fake as the source of these pics is not clear and they could have been created by any photoshopper… So if you've got some info about these modified album covers, don't hesitate to share it…
(Source: artsyspot.com)
James Joyce, Oscar Wilde Comics The Lastest To Get The Apple Store Axe
With apparently nothing but a room full of braindead monkeys manning the iTunes store submission process, the two latest victims of Apple's scorched Earth campaign against anything remotely risque are graphic novel adaptations of James Joyce's Ulysses and Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.


text:
Well, not "Zen" as in Zen Buddhism, but as in that co-opted, "relaxy" meaning. But hey, at least it's for a worthy cause. KETV in Omaha reports:
The Department of Veterans Affairs reports that more than 760,000 former service members have been diagnosed with [tinnitus, which] is typically grounds for a partial disability payment. A small device called Zen is being used to help. Through a hearing aid, patients listen to soothing music.
More, with video here.
No comments yet.
RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URL


text:
Weather Links
Humidity 77%
Winds 0.0mph
KATC Investigates | Trick-or-treat Times | Nominate a teacher for LEF awards | Election Coverage | Amendments Explained
Sponsored by: Arceneaux Ford
Humidity 77%
Winds 0.0mph
Jun 24, 2013 8:27 AM by AP/CS
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - State police say Dale Hall, chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, died Saturday at his home while recovering from surgery last month.
State Police Superintendent Mike Edmonson says the 56-year-old Hall retired from the State Police with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He also was a former assistant superintendent of State Police.
Hall joined State Police in 1981 and worked with Troop A for more than 10 years in the traffic enforcement program before moving onto other departments.
Funeral services for Hall will be held at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday the University United Methodist Church on LSU's campus.
9 hours ago


text:
Christmas Wishlist
I am so sorry guys for being gone for almost 7 months but hey! I'm back now, and it's for good. I might not be able to post lots of outfit and travel posts but I will try my very best to post anything fashion related or anything interesting that you guys would like.
This is actually the part 1 of my wish list, and yes there is a part 2. Everything in my wish list are things that I can wear. But there will be a part 2 so watch out for that!
1. Camo/Military Jacket - As you can see Camo/Military is kind of in the trend right now, and I have been finding this for months. But I just can't see the one that I want specifically, I am seeing lots online but it's just not what I want.
2. 1460 Black Dr. Martens - If you guys have been reading my blog for quite some time now you would know that I already have a 1460 Dr. Martens but in Cherry Red. I just think having black boots is essential, though I already have black boots. I want the 1460's specifically. /choosy
3. Clubmaster Sunglasses - If you're my follower in Twitter or Instagram, you would know that I already have clubmasters but it has clear lenses and I want the sunglasses to hide my eyes from people.
4. Black Studded Loafers - I never actually thought I would want these studded loafers but I am actually in love with it now. I am seeing lots in the mall but it's for girls, and I can't wear it if it's for girls. The one in the photo is from Unif, it's a shop in the States which is not available here in the Philippines. But I'm still hoping I can find these here!
5. Denim Vest - I have been obsessing about denim vests ever since I saw one in Oxygen, and I didn't buy it. Regrets regrets regrets. But I'll be going to bazaars and I hope I can score one.
6. Cuffed Pants - Recently I just bought the same colored chinos in the photo, but I think it's lighter but I want these because the bottom of the pants are cuffed. Want.
So guys, if you are getting me any of these. Tweet or message me your email, and I'll send you my address.


text:
In case any clarification is needed, the subtitle of this piece is a homage to the debut album by the Counting Crows, "August and Everything After" which contains this Super Bowl's theme song, "OMAHA!"
I envision Media Day as one's struggle to work the podium where Denver Broncos' quarterback, Peyton Manning is addressing a sea of writers and talking heads. Then after all of my efforts, I get in position to ask the question which I put a tireless amount of thought into: "Hi Peyton…Matty Petrero of Predominantly Orange…can you give us an idea as to whether you're more inclined to have dinner tonight in Little Italy or a fancy steakhouse?" Heck, my sample question isn't any worse that these:
Sam Farmer from the L.A. Times, as reported on Yahoo.com was quoted as saying,
"Some guy at media day just asked Shaun Phillips if he considers this a must-win game."
To which Phillips replied,
"I look at every game is a must win game."
I would have loved to have heard Phillips respond with the most condescending response imaginable. And he might have if he was not so taken aback by the utter stupidity of the question.
In the same Yahoo.com piece, Kimberly Martin of New York Newsday tweeted that she overheard this question asked of Eric Decker during the Broncos Media Day session:
"Eric, why don't you wear a cup? …Don't u wanna protect the little Eric Deckers?"
The moron who asked that question is obviously not paying attention. Otherwise he/she would know that Eric's not having a problem in that department as his wife, country singer, Jessie James is 7 months pregnant.
Then there was the entertainment reporter who asked PFM if he was going to appear on Saturday Night Live this Saturday…The freaking night before the Super Bowl? Then followed it up by asking the best quarterback of all time if he had a famous character from the Real Housewives franchise. That's like asking someone if they have a favorite method of torture.
That, my fellow Broncoholics is the kind nonsense which passes for journalism in this circus circuit. If the NFL only allowed credentials to serious, reputable sports reporting outlets instead of The Food Network, Comedy Central, or MTV, Media Day would be a lot shorter and more palatable.
In a moment of relevance, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie had to know that when he discussed retirement on Monday, that he would be asked about it on Media Day…A LOT! I'll give him credit, he back-peddled like a great cornerback does.
"They misunderstood what I'm saying. I've got a one-year deal," Rodgers-Cromartie said. "There's been plenty of times when guys get a one-year deal and it doesn't pan out and that's it." said the free-agent to be.
A weather forecast update: There is nothing to update. It remains favorable.
There are three Broncos, aside from Manning whom I'd really like to see raise the Lombardi trophy. They are running backs coach, Eric Studesville, linebacker, Paris Lenon, and of course, future hall-of-fame cornerback, Champ Bailey.
Lets start with Studesville. Hired in January, 2010 by then head coach, Josh McDaniels he was thrown into the fire in a matter of speaking by being named interim head coach when McDaniels was fired toward the end of an inauspicious 4-12 season. That following January, John Fox was named head coach and he re-appointed Eric to head up the running backs. Then on June 4th, 2013 Studesville came face to face with the most unthinkable of tragedies any person can fathom when his parents, Al and Jan were killed in a motorcycle accident in Texas. So with everything he has been through, Eric Studesville, this Lombardi's for you.
Paris Lenon, the lone survivor of Vince McMahon's ill-fated XFL is now in his 12th season in the NFL. Lenon has bounced around between Green Bay, Detroit, St. Louis, Arizona, and now Denver. Now I bleed orange and blue, but the Detroit Lions are one of my favorite teams in the league…it's a Thanksgiving thing. Lenon however carries the stigma of being a member of the only 0-16 in NFL history, the 2008 Lions. Since being acquired by Denver, Paris has filled in nicely at middle linebacker, spelling the much smaller Wesley Woodyard; who was moved inside after a season ending injury to Stewart Bradley in training camp. So having survived Vince McMahon, journeyman status, and an 0-16 season, Paris Lenon, this Lombardi's for you.
In fifteen seasons, many of which as the best shut-down cornerback in the NFL, the closest Champ Bailey has been to the Super Bowl was a 34-17 drubbing in the 2005 AFC Championship at the hands of the eventual Super Bowl XL champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers. In addition to the respect Champ has earned on the field, he is just as respected off the field for his work in the community. Anybody in the know who has spoken of Bailey always does so in the highest regard. So for many years on largely mediocre teams as the best cornerback in the game, Champ Bailey, this Lombardi's for you.
Day 3 of Super Bowl week , Media Day is in the books. So it's back to the normal craziness of the Super Bowl and putting the final touches on game preparations. Oh, and if anybody sees Marshawn Lynch, can you tell him that Commissioner Goodell would like to speak with him…so would 6,000 credentialed media folks.
Make sure to follow Predominantly Orange on Facebook and on Twitter.
Tags: Champ Bailey Denver Broncos Media Day Super Bowl XLVIII


text:
PsycINFO News
A publication of the PsycINFO Department
February 2013 | Vol. 32, No. 1
- Previous Issue |
- Browse All Issues
- | Next Issue
- Download PDF version (PDF, 883KB)
Featured Article
PsycTESTS®: My How You Have Grown!
Also in This Issue
- Graduate Students: Our Not-So-Secret Weapon
One key to our success in adding records to the PsycTESTS has been the graduate students who comb the literature looking for tests. We introduce three.
- The People of PsycTESTS®
PsycTESTS has many faces. Here is a sampling from all the groups that have contributed to its success.
- In Search of: Using the Thesaurus in PsycTESTS®
Now that PsycTESTS is available on all of the major vendor platforms, we wanted to take a few minutes to demonstrate how our thesaurus has been integrated into this database.
- New From APA
Learn more about the APA Journals Pro app, quotes and trials, in-person training, and our new topic guides.
Subscribe to PsycINFO News
Sign up to be added to our mailing list to receive a notice when PsycINFO News is posted online or
PsycINFO News Survey
In December 2012, we ran an article soliciting feedback on the newsletter. Please take our survey and let us know how we're doing.
Call for Nominations
Nominate someone for APA's 7th annual Excellence in Librarianship Award


text:
Shedding a slightly uncharacteristic smile, Kristen Stewart grabbed cup of coffee with a group of friends in Echo Park, CA last weekend.
Although it wasn't a full-fledged, beaming grin, Kristen has more than a few things to be happy about. As previously reported, the 23-year-old is officially the new face of Chanel's Paris-Dallas 2013 Métiers d'Art Collection, set for release in May 2014.
She loves sharing her thoughts about famous celebrities, and now Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi reveals her feelings about "Twilight" star Kristen Stewart.
During an interview in a new "Celebrity Gift Guide" video, the "Jersey Shore" starlet talks her reasoning for wanting to be friends with 23-year-old actress.
She's always up for a good time, and last night (December 10) Kristen Stewart showed up at the Metiers d'Art show by Chanel in Dallas, Texas.
The "Snow White and the Huntsman" babe looked to be enjoying herself as she hammed it up for the shutterbugs at Fair Park in a pair of orange leather trousers with a beige cropped sweater.
Stopping for a quick fill-up in Los Feliz, CA, Kristen Stewart got some gas for her used Isuzu Trooper on Friday (December 6).
The "Snow White and the Huntsman" starlet was pretty in blue, sporting shades and a cap, also wearing a dark hoodie and skinny jeans, as she came out of the gas station.
After enjoying Friendsgiving on Thursday, Kristen Stewart paid a visit to her family's house in Los Angeles on Friday (November 29).
The "Twilight" star was dressed down for the occasion in a white graphic T-shirt, baseball cap, and blue jeans as she headed out for an errand with her father.
Stepping out to pick up a few final items, Kristen Stewart hit up a local supermarket in Los Feliz, California on Thursday (November 28).
The "Snow White and the Huntsman" hottie was joined by a gal pal as she scurried inside ahead of her delicious Thanksgiving feast.
Heading to work on a chilly fall day, Kristen Stewart was on set for the movie"Anesthesia" on Monday (November 4) in New York City.
Dressed warmly in layers and a stocking hat, the "Breaking Dawn" beauty worked alongside Sam Waterston shooting an emotional scene.
Adding another big screen gig to her post-"Twilight" résumé, Kristen Stewart will appear in the upcoming movie, "American Ultra."
In the action comedy, a slacker stoner's life is turned upside down when the government tries to wipe him out.


text:
Back in the hospital. "So you took an honest man and destroyed him. And by proxy, almost ruined Jonathan Kent. How does it feel, Dad, knowing you brought this on yourself?" Lex says. Papa Luthor says he didn't. Lex brought it on with his "ill-advised company coup." Lex just stares down. Lex asks whether Papa Luthor actually believes that. Papa says he forgives Lex. "Now it's time to look to the future," Papa Luthor says, "together." Lex gulps. He turns away and leaves. We pan closer to Papa Luthor in bed. He taps his chest in an evil way. The end.
Holy crap! Eeeeeevil!
Next week: Bad Clark, bad Chloe, and bad Pete! Another flying car! Chloe licks a lollipop! Folks, I cannot wait.


text:
East Rutherford, NJ (Sports Network) - Elimination winners Sweet Lou and Heston Blue Chip top the field for Saturday's $600,000 Meadowlands Pace at Meadowlands Racetrack. Ten three-year-old pacers will contest the one mile race.
Sweet Lou and Heston Blue Chip won last Saturday's pair of $50,000 elimination races to decide the field for the Meadowlands Pace. The connections of the two winners got to choose their posts for the final.
Trained by co-owner Ron Burke, Sweet Lou is the 5-2 morning line favorite and will start from post four with all-time leading driver Dave Palone. Palone became the winningest driver in North American harness racing history on Thursday, July 5 at The Meadows with career victory 15,181, going past Hall of Fame driver Herve Filion.
Last week Sweet Lou held off a late surge by A Rocknroll Dance to capture the first elimination by a neck in 1:49 1/5. Last year's champion two-year-old has 14 wins in 17 career races and this year has banked $266,728 in five starts with four wins.
"I thought he was okay," Palone said after the elimination. "I'm not sure that I raced him how I wanted to race him. I know this colt wasn't at his best tonight and I know Ronnie [Burke] will have him at his best next week."
Heston Blue Chip is the 7-2 second choice and will break from post three with Tim Tetrick driving. Owned by Kenneth Jacobs, Heston Blue Chip held on for a career best 1:49 victory in the second elimination. He defeated North America Cup winner Thinking Out Loud by a head with Pet Rock another head back.
"I've won a lot of races, but this is one I haven't won and I'd really like to win this one," Jacobs said. "I know we have to beat Sweet Lou and the other eight horses, but I think we're up to the task."
Trained by Linda Toscano, the colt is perfect in five starts this season for $172,393 and has just two losses in 18 career races with earnings of nearly $550,000.
Here is the complete field for the Pace in post position order: A Rocknroll Dance, Yannick Gingras, 4-1; Pet Rock, Brian Sears, 12-1; Heston Blue Chip, Tim Tetrick, 7-2; Sweet Lou, Dave Palone, 5-2; Bolt The Duer, Mark MacDonald, 6-1; Simply Business, Ron Pierce, 15-1; Thinking Out Loud, Randy Waples, 5-1; State Treasurer, David Miller, 20-1; Time To Roll, Andy Miller, 12-1 and Allstar Legend, Jim Morrill Jr., 20-1.
Post-time for the Pace is scheduled for 10:15 p.m. (ET).


text:
Nice to meet you here at ringtones service Audiko.net, where you may download ringtones for free for your phone. Today we have a ringtone of "Polish Girl" by Neon Indian as well as 169 other ringtones by Neon Indian. "Polish Girl" is the best track from the "Era Extraña" album that was made by Neon Indian at their recording studio together with other 21 tracks. You can listen to all 41 Neon Indian – "Polish Girl" ringtone variations available here and download it for free directly to your smart phone. You can also get other 2 albums produced by Neon Indian for all time. "Polish Girl" is referred to Electronic, and we can offer you a huge amount of Electronic collaborations absolutely for free. And finally, we have collected lyrics for this track and you can view it here as well. So feel free to browse, listen, download ringtones at Audiko.net. Make your phone sound cool!
Neon Indian Polish Girl Ringtone
Similar Ringtones
Browse Genres
American Electronic Experimental Indie Indie Pop Psychedelic Synthpop sex
Polish Girl 4:25
Neon Indian
Albums by Neon Indian
Neon Indian
13 Sep 2011
Neon Indian
13 Oct 2009
- Mirror People Remixes
- Blalock's Indie/Rock Playlist: April (2010)
- Mind Ctrl: Psychic Chasms Possessed
- Era Extraсa
Top ringtones by Neon Indian
New ringtones
- dj kayz - Copacabana Feat El Matador
- Showtek Justin Prime ft. Matthew Koma - Cannonball
- WILDE JUNGS - Ich muss nen Scheiss
- Belinda & Juan Magan & Lapiz Conciente - Si No Te Quisiera
- Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music -
- Glenn John - TU JO NAHIN
- Zella Day - Hypnotic
- BBC Big Band - Big Country
- My Chemical Romance - Im Not Okay
- Kool savas - Märtyrer


text:
If you read my blog, you've probably noticed that I've switched gears this weekend. Instead of writing I've been sharing some awesome TED videos. By doing so I've given myself a few extra hours to spend with my family and friends on this my first weekend back in Cincinnati after 3 months of living in San Francisco.
This particular video is one you've likely seen if you are, like me, a fan of TED. Nonetheless, it's a great one to re-watch. The intro, especially, is absolutely inspiring.


text:
Leading Customer Services Company Selects Autonomy
Quelle.Contact, a Division of Arcandor Group, the German Market Leader for Online and Mail-Order Shopping, Enhances Customer Satisfaction With IDOL CAMBRIDGE, England and SAN FRANCISCO , September 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall...
Quelle.Contact, a Division of Arcandor Group, the German Market Leader for Online and Mail-Order Shopping, Enhances Customer Satisfaction With IDOL
CAMBRIDGE, England and SAN FRANCISCO , September 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Autonomy Corporation plc (LSE: AU. or AU.L), a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise, today announced that Quelle.Contact, the third largest contact center service provider in Germany handling over 80 million customer contacts annually, has chosen Autonomy to power its new Content Management System (CMS). At the click of a button, Autonomy will now provide real-time, targeted access to over five million documents to Quelle.Contact's 2,500 plus agents across the world.
One of the largest and most innovative contact centers in the German market, Quelle.Contact chose Autonomy's unique Meaning-based Computing technology for conceptual retrieval and hyperlinking of information including electronic catalogues, purchasing and marketing information, as well as video content. Quelle.Contact operators will now be able to find pertinent information instantaneously from the organisation's extensive catalogues, which also combine data from family companies, such as Quelle, from one single access point. Quelle.Contact is constantly looking for ways to improve customer experience and through Autonomy, customers will be provided with extensive, pertinent advice and support on products and offers. The system will operate across Quelle.Contact's 14 global locations.
"At Quelle.Contact, we pride ourselves on innovation and are constantly striving to enhance our customer's experience. With more than six million customer queries each month, we needed a reliable, scalable solution to provide real-time agent support and an improved level of customer service. Autonomy's market-leading software will help ensure that our targets for top of the range customer satisfaction are met," commented Nicole Neuss, IT manager of Quelle.Contact.
"Autonomy's Meaning-based Computing technology naturally lends itself to the fast paced, customer-focused eCommerce environment where understanding what a customer wants and immediately matching that with relevant information on products is crucial. We are delighted to be working with Quelle.Contact to reduce its call times and increase customer satisfaction," said Mike Lynch , CEO of Autonomy.
About Quelle.Contact
The Quelle.Contact group is a service enterprise of the German based Arcandor Mail Order Division. Quelle.Contact is among the top 3 service providers, has 5,000 employees and offices in 14 locations in Germany , Denmark and Turkey .
The company manages the service portfolios of client companies' various lines of business and provides complete customer service processing, including classic customer contact tasks and competence areas such as specialized product consultation service and finance, and demand management. Quelle.Contact handles more than 80 million customer contacts per year.
About Autonomy
Autonomy Corporation plc (LSE: AU. or AU.L) is a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise and is spearheading the meaning-based computing movement. Autonomy's technology forms a conceptual and contextual understanding of any piece of electronic data including unstructured information, be it text, email, voice or video. Autonomy's software powers the full spectrum of mission-critical enterprise applications including information access technology, BI, CRM, KM, call center solutions, rich media management, information risk management solutions and security applications, and is recognized by industry analysts as the clear leader in enterprise search.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- Next Page »


text:
[wpramazon asin="B00021D1GC"]
[wprebay kw="skin+cleansing" num="48" ebcat="26395"] [wprebay kw="skin+cleansing" num="49" ebcat="26395"]
I got this product as a gift at a baby shower and wasn't sure how I was going to use it–I was a little unclear as to exactly what it was. . .is it soap? (no) is it astringent? (no) what the heck is it? Answer: it's a baby Windex! I have used this going on 4 years and 2 babies. It removes any lingering stink from diaper changes, cleans spit-up off skin and leaves a nice fresh scent, removes macaroni and cheese and chee-tos from hands and faces, not to mention kool-aid, chocolate, spaghetti sauce residue. . .you name it, Physiobebe cleans it up. Just pump some onto a cotton pad, wipe, or napkin, and clean off your kid. I highly recommend it!
This is a fabulous product. I use the whole Mustela line. This is great for sponge bathing when your newborn arrives home. I also use it on a cotton ball after baths to make sure my baby is extra clean. This is great for helping babies complexion.


text:
Best Things To Do In Tampa Bay For Labor Day Weekend 2013
Looking for fun things to do this long Labor Day Weekend? We've got the scoop on what's going down in Tampa Bay this long holiday weekend.
Tampa's 2013 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade
Monday, January 21 is not only a Federal Holiday, it's also Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. In celebration of the slain civil-rights leader's life and achievements there will be a parade at noon in Tampa.
Navigate Tricky Gift Return Policies After The Holidays
The holiday season has arrived and with it the efforts to find the perfect gifts for loved ones. As the hunt for gifts gets going, so does the dread of returning the thoughtful presents that are just not the right fit. Follow these tips to get through the season of returns.
Best Ways To Save During The Holiday Sales Rush
The race is on to be first in line for this year's best deals on holiday gifts: Black Friday is almost here. Every year, the stores open earlier in the wee hours of the morning, some even open at midnight after Thanksgiving Day, while other stores start the Black Friday sales on Turkey Day itself. If you're going to get up that early (on a day off, no less), it is important to be prepared.
Best German Food In Tampa Bay
Take your taste buds on a vacation to Germany without ever buying a plane ticket.
One Direction's Liam Payne Vacations In Orlando
It's been an extremely busy past couple of years for the boys, but they finally took a vacation. Liam Payne spent some of his at SeaWorld Orlando.
Tampa's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Parade
Monday, January 16 is not only a Federal Holiday but it's also Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. In celebration of the slain civil-rights leader's life and achievements there will be a parade at noon in Tampa.
7 Best Activities For Kids During The Holidays
Are looking for fun activities to do with the kids this weekend and while their off from school? Don't panic we've got you covered. Here are our top 7 suggestions for a fun-filled holidays with the kids.
Best Holiday Ornaments And Tin Toys At St Pete's Santa's Workshop
During the month of December Santa's Workshop in St. Petersburg is offering kids the chance to get their pictures taken with Santa in front of a 1920's fireplace.
Clearwater Beach Pier 60 Free Family Holiday Movies
Every sunset year round is a holiday celebration at Clearwater Beach's Pier 60. You can enjoy street performers, artisans and small rides. The festival begins two hours before sunset until two hours after.


text:
Financial Privacy:
Status of State Actions on Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's Privacy Provisions
GAO-02-361: Published: Apr 12, 2002. Publicly Released: May 16, 2002.
Additional Materials:
- Full Report:
- Accessible Text:
(202) 512-8678
Office of Public Affairs
(202) 512-4800
Subtitle A of Title V of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999 requires that each financial institution, which is defined to include most insurance providers or companies, has "an affirmative and continuing obligation to respect the privacy of its customers and to protect the security and confidentiality of those customers' nonpublic personal information." This prohibits the disclosure of consumers' nonpublic personal information to any entity that is not an affiliate of, or related by common ownership or control, to the institution unless the consumer is given an opportunity to opt out of such disclosure. Also, financial institutions must provide consumers with privacy notices that explain the institution's policies and practices for disclosure. Subtitle A calls upon federal regulators to (1) issue regulations implementing disclosure-related requirements and (2) establish standards for safeguarding the privacy and integrity of customer information and records. The act also requires state insurance authorities to enforce its provisions by adopting regulations for both information disclosure and information safeguards. As of March 2002, all of the states and the District of Columbia have acted to ensure that insurance companies under their jurisdiction meet Subtitle A's disclosure and notice requirements. In addition, some states have included or retained provisions in their regulations or laws that they believe provide greater protections or more restrictive requirements than those contained in Subtitle A. Only New York has established standards for protecting the security and confidentiality of insurance customer information as of March 2002. Another state, California, has issued proposed regulations establishing such standards. In contrast, as of March 2002, the federal regulators charged with implementing Subtitle A--with the exception of the Federal Trade Commission--have issued their final standards. FTC has received comments on proposed standards and is developing its final rule.
Sep 22, 2014
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:Procedures for Reporting Certain Financial Management Information Should Be ImprovedGAO-14-697: Published: Sep 22, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 22, 2014.
Jul 9, 2014
Improper Payments:Government-Wide Estimates and Reduction StrategiesGAO-14-737T: Published: Jul 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 9, 2014.
Jun 19, 2014
Management Report:Improvements Needed in Controls over the Processes Used to Prepare the U.S. Consolidated Financial StatementsGAO-14-543: Published: Jun 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 19, 2014.
May 30, 2014
DOD Financial Management:Improvements Needed in Army's Efforts to Ensure the Reliability of Its Statement of Budgetary ResourcesGAO-14-60: Published: May 30, 2014. Publicly Released: May 30, 2014.
May 15, 2014
Financial Audit:Congressional Award Foundation's Fiscal Years 2013 and 2012 Financial StatementsGAO-14-540: Published: May 15, 2014. Publicly Released: May 15, 2014.
May 13, 2014
DOD Financial Management:Effect of Continuing Weaknesses on Management and Operations and Status of Key ChallengesGAO-14-576T: Published: May 13, 2014. Publicly Released: May 13, 2014.
DOD Financial Management:Actions Under Way Need to Be Successfully Completed to Address Long-standing Funds Control WeaknessesGAO-14-94: Published: Apr 29, 2014. Publicly Released: May 13, 2014.
May 12, 2014
Management Report:Improvements Needed in SEC's Internal Controls and Accounting ProceduresGAO-14-416R: Published: May 12, 2014. Publicly Released: May 12, 2014.
May 2, 2014
Management Report:Improvements Needed in CFPB's Internal Controls and Accounting ProceduresGAO-14-455R: Published: May 2, 2014. Publicly Released: May 2, 2014.
Mar 27, 2014
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute:Review of the Audit of the Financial Statements for 2013 and 2012GAO-14-415R: Published: Mar 27, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 27, 2014.
Looking for more? Browse all our products here


text:
Free IDE Gambas Reaches 1.0
timothy posted more than 9 years ago | from the activate-the-gimp-name-complainers dept.359
A few months ago, the GPL IDE Gambas reached 1.0 release candidate phase, and now reader drfreak writes "Gambas has now hit 1.0 and looks promising as GNU/Linux's answer to Visual Basic. Now, if it ran in Windows too, it would truly crush VB for database applications. Check it out at gambas.sourceforge.net." A 1.0.1 release came out on January 3rd to fix a few bugs.


text:
Topics: Delivery of Care, Health Costs, Women's Health, Mental Health, Public Health, Quality, Health Reform
Jan 03, 2013
Every week Shefali S. Kulkarni selects interesting reading from around the Web.
The New Republic: The Rise of DIY Abortions
(Jennie Linn) McCormack knew that an abortion would cost $400 to $2,000, depending on how far along she was. ... She couldn't come up with that kind of money. So she called her older sister, who owned a computer, and asked her to order abortion pills for her on the Internet. ... By the time the medication arrived in an unmarked envelope on December 23, she was in her second trimester ... That night, she started having cramps. The next morning, Christmas Eve, she delivered a dead fetus alone in her bathroom, along with the placenta and a great deal of blood. ... Several months later, in May 2011, McCormack was charged by the Bannock County Prosecutors' office under 1973's Idaho Code 18-606, which makes it a felony for a woman to have an abortion in a manner not sanctioned by the state and carries a possible prison sentence of up to five years. McCormack isn't the only woman in recent years to be prosecuted for ending her own pregnancy. But her case could change the trajectory of abortion law in the United States (Ada Calhoun, 12/21).
The New York Times: Hispanic Pregnancies Fall In U.S. As Women Choose Smaller Families
In 2010, birthrates among all Hispanics reached their lowest level in 20 years, the [Pew Research Center] found. The sudden drop-off, which coincided with the onset of the recession, suggests that attitudes have changed since the days when older generations of Latinos prized large families and more closely followed Roman Catholic teachings, which forbid artificial contraception. Interviews with young Latinas, as well as reproductive health experts, show that the reasons for deciding to have fewer children are many, involving greater access to information about contraceptives and women's health, as well as higher education (Susan Saulny, 12/31).
Los Angeles Times: A Lifeline For Parents Concerned About A Child's Mental Health
Lynn Goodloe saw her son's grades begin to fall as he developed a knack for getting into mischief at a private Westside high school. Was it a phase, drugs or something more troubling? Harold Turner didn't know what to make of his daughter's disorganized thinking and erratic behavior at Loyola Marymount University. ... The eventual diagnosis for Goodloe's son and Turner's daughter was severe mental illness, and both are now in treatment. And for the past several years, Goodloe and Turner have devoted themselves to helping others identify mental health problems and begin the daunting task of figuring out how to get help. ... "It was (the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an education and advocacy group) that saved us. It wasn't a psychiatrist or a psychologist," said Goodloe, a medical doctor who was flummoxed by the byzantine and fragmented mental health system (Steve Lopez, 12/30).
NBC (Video): Rising Above The Violence, To Pursue A Career In Health Care
Pediatrician Tomás Magaña has treated it all -- gunshot wounds, drug overdoses and domestic abuse injuries. "I've seen too many kids die. I've lost 10 kids in my practice, five in the past year alone," he said. The doctor's voice cracks when he talks about his patients. ... Magaña and a colleague started a program designed to inspire at-risk teens to stay in school. And it's working. Their program, FACES for the Future, helps teens explore careers in health care. The students get academic credit for volunteering in local hospitals where they shadow medical professionals doing their jobs. The kids rotate through specialties like surgery, anesthesia, pediatrics and neo-natal care (Mary Murray, 1/2).
The American Spectator: MSM Gives Us the Mushroom Treatment on HHS Mandate
In December, there were five federal court decisions relating to Obamacare. Chances are, however, that you will have heard about only one of them. If you do a web search for recent news stories on Hobby Lobby, whose long-shot request for a Supreme Court injunction against the HHS contraception mandate was denied last week, you will get thousands of hits. ... Now, using precisely the same parameters, do a search for recent stories on Wheaton College. You will get fewer than a dozen results relating to the December 18 decision by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to overrule a lower court dismissal of Wheaton's lawsuit against the government pursuant to the HHS mandate. You will find a similar paucity of stories about December rulings against the government in suits brought by the Catholic Archdiocese of New York, Korte & Luitjohan Contractors, and American Pulverizer, Inc. (David Catron, 12/31).
American Medical News: Adopted Children Greeted By Doctors Who Specialize In Their Needs
When Eleanor Rybicki first came to the office of Elaine Schulte, MD, MPH, in August, she was a frail and tiny baby — so small she didn't register on U.S. growth charts for her age group. Joseph and Kimberly Rybicki, who adopted Eleanor from a Chinese orphanage, were nervous, but Dr. Schulte quickly put their fears to rest. ... As an adoption medicine specialist and medical director of the International Adoption Program at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital, Dr. Schulte routinely sees children who come from challenging circumstances. She is one of about 65 physicians in 31 states who focus much of their practices on treating adopted children, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics' Council on Foster Care, Adoption and Kinship Care Carolyne Krupa, 12/17).
The Associated Press: Big Pharma Cashes In On HGH Abuse
A federal crackdown on illicit foreign supplies of human growth hormone has failed to stop rampant misuse, and instead has driven record sales of the drug by some of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies, an Associated Press investigation shows. The crackdown, which began in 2006, reduced the illegal flow of unregulated supplies from China, India and Mexico. But since then, Big Pharma has been satisfying the steady desires of U.S. users and abusers, including many who take the drug in the false hope of delaying the effects of aging. From 2005 to 2011, inflation-adjusted sales of HGH were up 69 percent, according to an AP analysis of pharmaceutical company data collected by the research firm IMS Health. Sales of the average prescription drug rose just 12 percent in that same period (David B. Caruso and Jeff Donn, 12/31).
This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.
© 2014 Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. All rights reserved.


text:
News and Articles About Relaxation
Stress and Entrepreneurism: How to Deal With It
Since there's no realistic way to avoid stress for entrepreneurs, learning to live with and manage it is the key to survival.
The Benefits of Taking a Break
If you're feeling uncreative and more than a little burned out, it may be time to briefly unplug, get active, and find someone to talk to.
Beat Burnout But Score Results
It's the mad dash at the end of the year, when you push to make it a profitable one. Follow these five steps to build your business effectively.
8 Ways to Stay Calm During a Crisis
Your worst nightmare has struck. Learn to deftly maneuver and persevere, no matter what's flaring at your young startup.
9 Ways to Show More Confidence in Business
You're much more likely to reach out to others about your latest idea or effectively pitch a new client if you feel self-assured.
5 Things Entrepreneurs Can Do to Reduce Stress
Entrepreneurs are often caught in a bind trying to prioritize between personal health and the needs of their companies. Here are some tips on making everyday life less stressful.
4 Ways Yoga And Meditation Will Make You a Better Leader
Like most things, practicing mindfulness takes dedication. But if leaders remain persistent, they will reap all the benefits of this practice.
5 Productivity Tricks From the Pros
Since many entrepreneurs are unwilling (or just can't) cut back on their workload, they need to figure out how to work smarter, not harder. Here are a few tips on getting more done during the day.
6 Secrets to Surviving on Little or No Sleep
Entrepreneurs' work schedules tend to go far beyond the standard 40-hour workweek, causing many to forgo catching some z's for more hours working on their startup. Here is how to survive this crazy lifestyle.
Why Your Team Needs YOU to Take a Summer Vacation
If you are on the fence about taking a vacation (or think that your team cannot survive without you), here are three questions to ask yourself.
5 Ways to Really Unplug and Enjoy Your Vacation
Often, entrepreneurs and executives really don't disconnect when they take vacations a habit that can make a so-called relaxing time stressful
Common Vacation Mistakes Managers Make (Infographic)
Are you the type of entrepreneur who's guilty of failing to break away from work so as to recharge and return with a fresh perspective?
The Ultimate Monday Morning Productivity Hack
Like any other muscle, that organ in your noggin needs time to rest. Follow these five steps to not thinking about work and come back strong.
5 Secrets to Achieving and Maintaining Work-Life Balance
Burning the candle at both ends doesn't necessary increase output. Here are a few tips on how to have it all and remain successful at your job.
The 5 Steps Needed for a Digital Detox
Are you constantly checking your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram page? Do you obsess over comments? Are you looking at emails in bed? Then you may need a tech detox.
10 Movies Every Entrepreneur Needs to Watch
Whether it's a heartwarming adventure, irreverent comedy or thought-provoking documentary, these films can inspire and motivate a weary business owner.
Relax! Come Back Stronger by Taking a True Day Off.
Want to work harder and better than before? Relax and don't think about work for 24 hours. Really.
The 5 Books Entrepreneurs Should Toss in Their Beach Bags
Entrepreneurs work hard all year long to ensure their businesses become successful and stay successful, but everyone needs a break to relax and reflect. Here are some books to take to the beach that won't make you feel too guilty about relaxing.
10 Easy Steps for Entrepreneurs to Achieve Work-Life Balance
Follow these tips to be more effective at accomplishing tasks. Learn to delegate and take breathers to improve your focus.
Connect with Entrepreneur
Most Shared Stories
How Old Is Too Old to Start a Business? The Answer May Surprise You. (Infographic)
You'll Never Hear Successful People Say These 15 Phrases
10 Single Mom Entrepreneurs Share Their Best Business Advice
7 Things You Should Never Say to Your Employees
To Be a Brilliant Leader, Mindset Is Everything (Infographic)


text:
I somehow missed it when this first appeared online, but here's a link to my review of Antonio Lobo Antunes's The Land at the End of the World, which has been newly translated by Margaret Jull Costa and brought out by W.W. Norton.
Antunes is one of my favorite authors, so expect Grant Barber's full length review of this book to appear on this site in the next week, and I'll be writing a much longer Antunes piece for the fall issue of Quarterly Conversation.
Back to the subject at hand, I just want to say that The Land at the End of the World is one of Antunes's absolute best books. I also love Fado Alexandrino and Act of the Damned, but if you're looking for a place to start with him, this one is probably the best.
You can read the whole review over at Bookforum's website, but here's a bit from it:
Antunes's later novels—Act of the Damned and Fado Alexandrino in particular—are equal parts Céline and William Faulkner. The plots are more labyrinthine, the novels more polyphonic. It's as if the kernel of Antunes's rage has crystallized into a complex design, more nuanced in its depiction of Portuguese society, one that requires more engagement on the part of the reader to fully comprehend the tapestry of voices, plots, and viewpoints.
Which is why The Land at the End of the World is like reading Antunes's novelistic template. It's very straightforward: Over the course of an entire night, a psychiatrist/writer, back from the war, gets wasted in a bar while seducing a (silent) woman with his tales of anguish and hatred. It advances through a series of rants, grotesque metaphors, and repetitions that lay bare his shortcomings, while making him sympathetically bleak:
I think I lost her in the same way I lose everything, drove her away with my mood swings, my unexpected rages, my absurd demands, the anxious thirst for tenderness that repels affection and lingers, throbbing painfully, in the form of a mute appeal full of a prickly, irrational hostility.
It hasn't quite neared the pitch of the waiting-in-line-at-midnight Harry Potter days, but in small bookstores and reading circles of New York City, an aura has attended the novelist Elena Ferrante and her works. One part curiosity (Who is she?),. . .
From the late 1940s to the early 1950s, Egypt was going through a period of transition. The country's people were growing unhappy with the corruption of power in the government, which had been under British rule for decades. The Egyptians'. . .
Miruna is a novella written in the voice of an adult who remembers the summer he (then, seven) and his sister, Miruna (then, six) spent in the Evil Vale with their grandfather (sometimes referred to as "Grandfather," other times as. . .
Kamal Jann by the Lebanese born author Dominique Eddé is a tale of familial and political intrigue, a murky stew of byzantine alliances, betrayals, and hostilities. It is a well-told story of revenge and, what's more, a serious novel that. . .
While looking back at an episode in his life, twenty-year-old Taguchi Hiro remembers what his friend Kumamoto Akira said about poetry.
Its perfection arises precisely from its imperfection . . . . I have an image in my head. I see. . .
The central concern of Sorj Chalandon's novel Return to Killybegs appears to be explaining how a person of staunch political activism can be lead to betray his cause, his country, his people. Truth be told, the real theme of the. . .
Spoiler alert: acclaimed writer Stefan Zweig and his wife Lotte kill themselves at the end of Lauren Seksik's 2010 novel, The Last Days.
It's hard to avoid spoiling this mystery. Zweig's suicide actually happened, in Brazil in 1942, and since then. . .
To call Kjell Askildsen's style sparse or terse would be to understate just how far he pushes his prose. Almost nothing is explained, elaborated on. In simple sentences, events occur, words are exchanged, narrators have brief thoughts. As often as. . .
After a mysterious woman confesses to an author simply known as "R" that she has loved him since she was a teenager, she offers the following explanation: "There is nothing on earth like the love of a child that passes. . .
Floating around the internet amid the hoopla of a new Haruki Murakami release, you may have come across a certain Murakami Bingo courtesy of Grant Snider. It is exactly what it sounds like, and it's funny because it's true,. . .


text:
Off! is a band that is more than a band, it's a supergroup comprised of members from other bands. Band members include Redd Cross bassist Steven Shane McDonald, Black Flag vocalist Keith Morris, Burning Brides singer Dimitri Coats and Hot Snakes drummer Mario Rubalcaba. Together, these talented musicians create a hardcore punk sound that blends the musical styles of each individual musician. Since getting together as a band to record music back in 2010, Off! has released 4 EPs that can be purchased in a box set, and their self titled debut full length album. In 2010, Off! made its stage debut during the famous annual South By Southwest Music Festival and they are working hard to create more music for their fans to enjoy. Individually, the band members of Off! can create great music, but together they can combine all their music to make some truly special sounds. If you've never heard Off!, here is your chance with the music video for the song "Wiped Out". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o873-vSIau4
Off! tour dates 2014 U.S.
Past Off! gigs in U.S.
Latest Off! news
Off! latest news, rumors and lineup confirmations.
Jan 09, 2012
2012 U.S. Festival Guide - 5gig.com
Ready to hit up some music festivals in 2012? Well, look no further 'cause we've done all the work for you! Take a look at the biggest festivals 2012 has to off...
Jul 04, 2011
2011 Pitchfork Music Fest Afterparties Announced!
After rocking out at Union Park for the 2011 Pitchfork Music Festival, make sure the party doesn't stop and take advantage of Chicago's afterparty scene!You...
- There are no comments yet. Leave yours!


text:
Gems unltd: The World of Gems and Gemstones
Showcasing the World of Gems, Gemstones, & Gemology ... and It's Not Just About Diamonds!
Find Gems and related Products and Services. Connect and Interact with those who share your interest in Gems.
Below you'll find Merchants and Products which speak to the topic of this site and which, in keeping with our mission as The Web's Concierge, have been carefully chosen and individually screened for your shopping ease and pleasure. They are not paid ads, but rather companies with whom we have selectively chosen to partner. We do earn a referral fee if you find something you like or need and purchase it. We have striven to bring you the "best in breed" companies ... those that: we like, our friends like, have great sites and service, have good online reviews, positive consumer reports, and are family friendly. Keep us posted with regards to your own personal experiences with them.
You may be surprised at companies that have not been included. The "noisiest" in the marketplace are not always the best. We have chosen 1) newer innovative companies that are performing well and garnering respect in their respective niches as well as 2) "Main Street" companies that have been reliably getting the job done for decades ... in some cases centuries. Our oldest partner, thus far, has been in business since 1819! That's staying power.
Rest assured, if we've included a certain vendor in a site's line-up, there's a very specific reason for it. You may have to hunt and poke a bit, but it'll be well worth the effort. Enjoy the adventure!
The Leader of the Pack
Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist: A trusted guide to the fine art of jewelry making and design incorporating gemstones, metal sheet and wire, and beads, etc. In each issue, you'll find the latest in gem and jewelry trends, expert advice, and a spotlight on one outstanding jewelry artist. Projects feature clear, concise, illustrated directions and tips galore, while features focus on specific techniques, materials, and design ideas.
Customer Favorites:
Fine Jewely at Allurez: Offering Fine Quality Jewelry, Designer Jewelry, Bridal Sets and Engagement Rings ... Even Certified Loose Diamonds.
Angara: The Ultimate Destination for Fine Gemstone Jewelry. Great Site, Gorgeous Gemstones ... and Yes, They've Got Diamonds! Also A Great Place to Shop for Birthstone Jewelry.
Art.com: If you love Art ... any kind of art, any subject ... you're gonna love this site. It's a feast for the senses. You can browse by subject, genre, artist, room to be decorated, and even color palate. Once you've found the image you've been looking for and/or can't live without, then you have multiple product types to choose from ... there's even a great selection of wall tapestries. You'll have fun here ... no matter your special interests or current decorating mission. Their tag line says it all: "Find Your Art, Love Your Space."
DiamondStuds4Less: Fine Diamond Studs & Earrings ... Round & Princess Cuts ... 14K White & Yellow Gold and Platinum Settings ... Great Prices.
Effy Jewelers: Offering a fine collection of diamond, tanzanite, and other gemstone jewelry ... a stylish, sophisticated collection at great prices.
JeGem: Featuring Artisan Gemstone Jewelry ... A Stunning Collection of unique, one of a kind pieces.
JewelBasket: The online jewelry store that has it all ... lots and lots of it all ... and makes it easy for you to find and shop. Everything from the usual cast of characters ... gold, diamond, and gemstone jewelry in every shape and size ... to gorgeous charms and charm bracelets, baby and birthstone jewelry, religious jewelry (specifically a magnificent collection of both Catholic and Jewish items ... orthodox faiths also represented), fraternal orders jewelry, medical alert jewelry, Disney jewelry, and personalized and engraved jewelry options. A huge college selection as well. Then there's the gift options ... from gemstone globes and maps, jewelry boxes, and watch winders to a great miscellaneous selection of corporate gifts. Over 30,000 items from which to choose. NY-based.
Kohl's: One amazing department store - if you put it in your home, on your body, or if it involves sports, play, or toys of any type, they've got it. (A hint ... if you are looking for counter or bar stools, this is probably the most extensive selection on the planet!)
Macy's: And yes ... it is still magical ... even after all these years. Another beautifully organized "department store" with a vast array of goods. Almost as much fun to shop online as at 34th Street! At least you don't have to deal with the crowds!
Nature's Jewelry: A Favorite Catalog for Lovers of Nature & Jewelry for Decades ... such wonderful animal and wildlife-themed pieces and so much more - even jewelry for each and every holiday ... now online!
Reeds Fine Jewelers: A Multi-Generational Family Owned (for over 60 years) Jewelry Establishment Offering Fine Jewelry, Diamond Rings and Bridal Sets, Watches, and Loose Gem Stones, and Custom Crafted Heirloom Jewelry. Also Offering Jewelry Crafted of Precious Metals including Platinum and Titanium. Something for Everyone ... All the Way Up to "Very Exclusive".
Rock & Gem: A magazine dedicated to those who love rocks, gems, and minerals. You'll find guidance for the amateur lapidary and mineral hobbyist, step-by-step instructions and photos for creating jewelry, tips on the best areas for finding and collecting specimens, and buyers' guides listing products and services.
Sears: What started as your favorite catalog store has survived to become a giant retailer - 2,300 Sears branded and affiliated stores across the US and Canada - of all your "home, hearth, and garden needs" including apparel, appliances, tools, and automotive products.
Szul: A Leading Online Retailer of Diamond and Gemstone Jewelry. Also a Resource for Lovely Pearl Jewelry.
The Black Bow: Featuring over 20,000 jewelry items including rings, earrings, bracelets, anklets, toe rings, Pandora-type bracelet charms, gemstone and diamond set jewelry, etc. - a jewelry collection to suit every taste.
Gems at eBay!
Not Registered with eBay?
We'll make it easy for you...


text:
ทั้งทั้งที่รู้ - acappella7.mp3
by slipknot_chon_01 4,510 KB | 2012-05-02 | MPEG Audio Stream |
ทั้งทั้งที่รู้ - acappella7 - download at 4shared. ทั้งทั้งที่รู้ - acappella7 is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
Share Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
2 comments Add new comment
Download all files from this folder
Download folder as:
This file will be created in your 4shared folder
File name:
Zip as:
What is B1?
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
The NFL owners meetings are in full swing, and some rule changes were put into place.
- The first was the approval of using the new modified sudden death overtime rules, last year enacted for the playoffs, in the regular season as well. This if you don't remember, is when each team gets one possession in overtime, unless the team that wins the coin toss scores a TD.
- The other major one was that coaches no longer have to use challenge flags on turnovers, as they will all be subject to review, in the same fashion that scoring plays are.
A proposal that was turned down, however, was to have replay decisions made in the booth, rather than on the field. Also not passed by the owners today was to outlaw the "horse collar" tackle on quarterbacks in the pocket.
The NFL owners got it somewhat correct today The idea of bring the OT rules to the regular season is a good idea. There is no reason to have different rules in the playoffs than you have in the regular season, frankly it's silly. The idea of having all turnovers reviewed, however, although might help the coaches, has the potential to slow the game down significantly.
Also, it would have been a great idea to allow the replay decisions to be made upstairs, rather than on the field. That way you don't have a guy that is running around, likely tired, making the calls. Similar to hockey goals, the odds of correct calls are better with someone in the booth.
Other rules changes: a team will lose a down for illegally kicking a loose ball; too many men on the field becomes a dead-ball foul; and a player receiving a crackback block is now considered a defenseless player and will result in a 15-yard penalty.
What do you guys think of the changes? Comment, or hit me up on twitter at @alanschec.h
Tags: Alan Schechter New Overtime Rule New Rules NFL Nfl Overtime Nfl Rules Owners Meetings Replay


text:
The Amazing Quarter Trick Revealed
Posted by Demo183 on Mar. 14, 2007
Posted by Demo183 on Mar. 14, 2007
 A diet coke can is the best to use for this trick. The next time you download a torrent when you can't figure out a trick on your own.. keep the fùcking secret to yourself.
nice lisp: fag...
do this right: u have to use gingerale like he did
bitch: i wanna use a can o' corn...
your a: tool
Bwahahaha!: Watta bad@$$!!!! lemme just grab my big ol' man slaying knife ova hurr... actualy my scissors will do just dandy
i think it would have been better: if he missed and stabbed his hand. Him geting to the hospital in the blink of an eye would have been a way better trick!
wow: he pours soda like a bitch
BREAK.com: hires 6-year olds to write these descriptions. "coolest quarter trick I had ever seen"? are you also impressed by shiny objects?
but the: more important question is, did he drink the mountain dew?
Jesus man,: its not the cans fault your parents beat you.
no: it's real. i've seen david blane do it!
dudee not the mountain dew!!: anything but the mountain dewww :(
STAB!: great murderius stab u did on the can , hes has potential to be a killer someday
Hmm: I figured this out the first time I saw Criss Angel do it. It's actually pretty easy, yet effective to many close-minded people.
this kid sucks balls,: he has no personality. hope he has fun living in that darkened room of his...
Does this: kid have down syndrome?
lol: "heres my knife over here"... "uh scissors will do" phil your gay
yo: dude, ur a fag. why the hell would you expose Sinful??? u just destroyed Wayne's creation. go kill yourself. you suck this trick anyways. you're no magician...
instead of putting the quarter on the top near the end: I usually just tap it off rim and tilt the can towards me so the quarter stays out of sight
what wouldve: been sweet if when he went for the scissor stab he nailed his fuckin hand
Fag, Its a stolen trick from...: does anyone remember who's trick this is? I think its an ellusionist one.
How about: some better lighting you damn pesky
The other guy...: ...had a sharper knife...
u messed up: thats not how they do it because everytime a magician does it. they SHOW you the top not hide it while you slip it in
green day?: is for fags
I WILL SHOW YOU THE PIPE CAN TRICK: send me some weed and I will smoke it using a can and it will all be gone,, great trick keep practising,
the first video: looked different =S
nice: wel played
vid would have been better: if at the end he stabbed his hand with the scissors.
i hate magicians: that reveal tricks! fucking losers!
wow: this guy needs to watch the trick again because this is diff. not the way he did it. NOT REVEALED YET!!! Break is dumb.i dont think they watch the videos thay post anymore
a tool: with an easy $400 =)
what a: spiteful terrable person you must be
that: is canada dry ginger ale
haha: lol. random
ho: and I guess you met him to say that.
shut up fag: its a gay trick
true: Yeah that would have made front page
rr: kris angle is a peice of shit
Yes It ellusionist: criss angel used it. in fact i have the dvd, but he "borrowed" the trick from matt hutchison (i think thats his name) from ellusionist
Its stolen from Criss Angel: Its included in his DVD set as a bonus feature.
gg hfolkes: I think I said that already...tool
meh: that video woulda been better if he managed to stab his hand with the scissors
i dont think hes a magician, i think he just: watched the video, tried it a bunch of times, figured it out, and posted it so he could cash in. good for him, i was curious how it was done. i think video that they dont show how it is done are lame.
What's even worse: are the people that try to make you think they are magic.....talk about fucking losers.
I'm his GF: I'm the original guy who did this tricks girlfriend. This person did do it like what my bf told me how he did it.


text:
CEO/CFO, RAH Federal Credit Union, Randolph, MA
RAH Federal Credit Union, which has been in business for over 50 years, is beginning its search for a new Chief Executive Officer.
Chief Financial Officer, Nutmeg State Federal Credit Union, Rocky Hill, CT
Nutmeg State Federal Credit Union is seeking a seasoned Chief Financial Officer to assist with the overall strategic operations of the credit union.
Director of Community Impact, Credit Union League of Connecticut, Meriden, CT
The Credit Union League of Connecticut is seeking a passionate, energetic team player to advance credit unions' role in improving financial stability in the communities served by Connecticut's credit unions as the Director of Community Impact.
Lending Solutions Sales Executive, CU Direct Corporation, Northeast Region
CU Direct Corporation is looking for a Lending Solutions Sales Executive to join our innovative and progressive organization to assist in developing and selling Lending 360 and Lending Insight Products and any other assigned CUDC products and services to new potential and existing Credit Unions throughout an assigned area.
Deposit Operations Manager, People's Credit Union, Middletown, RI
People's Credit Union currently has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Deposit Operations Manager at the main facility in Middletown, RI.
Internal Auditor, Macpage LLC, South Portland, ME
Macpage LLC, one of the largest accounting firms in New England, currently has an opening for an internal auditor to perform audit and regulatory compliance modules for our Financial Institution Practice in New England, mostly concentrated in Massachusetts.
Operations Specialist, Wave Federal Credit Union, Warwick, RI
Wave Federal Credit Union is seeking an Operations Specialist with an overall understanding of the rules governing ACH, DDA and IRA processing.
Mortgage Loan Originator, People's Credit Union, Middletown, RI
People's Credit Union is seeking a Mortgage Loan Originator.
Mortgage Loan Originator, Dexter Credit Union, Central Falls, RI
Dexter Credit Union is currently seeking a Mortgage Loan Originator. As a Mortgage Loan Originator, you will be responsible for originating residential real estate loans, as well as developing and maintaining relationships with realtors, builders, attorneys and other key individuals in the mortgage lending industry.


text:
745CashAdvance.com | Online payday loans $100 up to $1000 with customer no need to take fax documents,no hassle no more problem.!!
Online payday loans offer $100 up to $1000 and get your cash loan in directly to your account. Fast approvals. simple and safe to fill in within 3 steps.
Posted in 745 Cash Tagged 745 cash, 745 cash advance, 745 cash loans, 745 cash now, 745 payday, 745 payday loan, 745 payday loans, 745cash Leave a comment


text:
Foursquare 3.0 Has Arrived: Here's What's New
Foursquare, the location-based mobile game startup that pioneered the checkin, will introduce version 3.0 Tuesday evening. The new release turns on the power of every checkin accumulated over the course of its two-year history and transforms that data into recommendations. "Our theme internally has always been that every checkin counts," says co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley, who speaks of version 3.0 as the materialization of that philosophy.


text:
Since 2007, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene reports, Hepatitis C (HCV) deaths in the nation have been increasing yearly and have surpassed those from HIV/AIDS. Nationwide, of an estimated 4 million infected with HCV—almost four times the number believed to be infected by HIV/AIDS—around 85 percent are chronic carriers of the virus. Because 80 percent of infections don't show signs for decades, treatment for HCV is often delayed, allowing the virus to replicate and undermine liver function.
In New York, at least half of those with HCV don't know they are infected. In the nation the figure is estimated to be closer to 75 percent. There are an estimated 146,000 infected people in the city. But limited surveillance may have obscured the true picture of viral incidence citywide—it could be significantly higher.
The city's health department, or DOHMH, is mounting its first-ever campaign to reduce illness and death from HCV. But due to a lack of financial commitment—particularly from the federal government—the city and healthcare workers find themselves limited in what they can do.
A lingering threat
While viral hepatitis comes in many forms, acute or chronic, all types inflame the liver. Hepatitis A, for instance, is transmitted by eating contaminated food or drinking tainted water. It tends to be acute, meaning people get over it after a short illness. Hepatitis B is spread via blood, semen and saliva and is often chronic, through there is a vaccine.
In 80 percent of infections, HCV is chronic. It can spread, like Hep-B, via a range of bodily fluids but primarily is blood-borne. There is no vaccine, though rapid improvements in drug treatment means the disease is curable in up to 75 percent of infections.
In New York City as around the country, HCV disproportionately affects people of color. Blacks are much more likely than their white counterparts to be admitted into hospital with complications from the virus.
Because HCV is carried by blood, people who inject drugs represent the single biggest risk factor for infection. Among IV-drug users, HCV is more easily transmitted than HIV. Worldwide, 10 million intravenous drug users carry the virus. An estimated 70 to 80 percent of the 35,000 new HCV infections occurring in the United States each year are among people who inject drugs, according to the National Institute for the Study of Drug Abuse. Drug users who also drink a lot of alcohol, which is common, are at special risk for liver cancer from HCV.
HCV has a heavier viral load than HIV, giving it staying power on surfaces and making paraphernalia a key source of transmission. "Cookers," (the metallic spoon on which heroin is heated so that it liquifies and can be injected) are of particular concern, as is shared cotton. A straw used for sniffing cocaine is also a risk factor due to contaminated mucus.
Due largely to drug abuse and tattooing, Hepatitis-C infection is the leading blood-borne virus in American prisons, and high incidence is reported among the estimated 90,000 inmates at Riker's Island correctional facility: 10 percent of Rikers detainees had preexisting HCV infection, though an additional 10 to 15 percent of inmates are likely to carry the infection but don't know it.
While needle-exchange programs have helped reduce HCV transmission in the city, experts say education programs are still urgently needed. Patient outreach for this population that links them with care is also seriously understaffed and underfunded.
Of the city's more than 100,000 heroin users, HCV prevalence is estimated by the Health Department to be 50 percent. The Bronx had the largest number of new infections in recent years. According to the Health Department, in the South Bronx and East and Central Harlem, only 40 percent of New Yorkers with HCV have been evaluated by a doctor for possible treatment.
As many in doctors' offices around the city have been learning, something a patient did decades ago but has forgotten, like sharing a dirty needle or a soda straw, can eventually come back to haunt them in the form of HCV. While most infections today and from the 70s stem from IV drug use, blood transfusions before 1992 are also a major risk in transmission.
A professor of medicine at Columbia University, Dr. Robert Brown isn't seeing an epidemic of new cases of HCV, but "an epidemic in new cases of liver disease" in people who've had the virus for some time and are now feeling its worst effects.
In one week this fall, he saw two patients who will die in six months from the liver complications caused by the virus. While the epidemic hurts the poor disproportionately, he sees patients from all walks of life infected with the virus – often "with a spouse, a family and a good job," he says. He says the likelihood of thousands dying in coming years from infection is a "conservative" estimate.
There are drug therapies that cure HCV, but they stand a far better chance of working if started before a patient develops serious complications.
The push for testing
Testing for HCV is a two-step process. A preliminary antibody test determines whether a patient has, at some point in their life, been exposed to the virus; a rapid version of this test is available that gives results in 20 minutes.
A second test is required, however, to confirm the infection before the patient is linked to treatment, much less likely to happen if you are poor and an IV drug abuser. Because of a lack of health insurance coverage, the second test is not always available.
A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) spelled out this danger. It found that of close to 220,000 newly documented cases in the country from 2005 to 2011, only half received follow-up testing, presumably due to a lack of health insurance coverage. And the percentage of deaths among persons who received only the HCV antibody positive was significantly higher than those who received the follow-up test.
HCV-related deaths jumped by nearly 50 percent from 1999 to 2011, when there were 16,000 deaths. HCV is the leading cause of complications from chronic liver disease, according to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPTF), and its impact is not expected to peak for several years. The virus is also a leading cause of liver transplants in the United States.


text:
Tales from the Trail
Obama moves to bolster national security staff
On the same day he unveiled a review of his Afghanistan war strategy, President Barack Obama moved to bolster the White House national security team, which has been short-staffed after a series of changes.
Obama tapped Brooke Anderson, currently part of the U.S. mission to the United Nations, as chief of staff and counselor for the National Security Council.
An expert on nuclear nonproliferation, Anderson is ambassador and alternate representative for special political affairs at the UN.
She advised Obama's campaign, helping to set up his July 2008 trip to Europe and the Middle East, and then was a spokeswoman on national security matters during Obama's presidential transition.
At the NSC, she replaces Denis McDonough, who was promoted to deputy national security adviser. McDonough assumed his new role after Tom Donilon succeeded Gen. James Jones in the top job at NSC.
Anderson's appointment is one in a series of staff changes planned. As Politico's Carol Lee and Glenn Thrush reported, Obama will spend part of his Christmas break in Hawaii considering how to reshuffle the West Wing staff as he looks ahead to his 2012 re-election campaign.
PHOTO CREDIT: REUTERS/Jim Young (President Barack Obama walks back to the White House after meeting with business leaders at Blair House)


text:
Beef stir fry with noodles
2 Tbs soy sauce
2 Tbs sesame oil
1 Tbs teriyaki sauce
one teaspoon of chilli paste
1 Tbs lemon juice
400 g beef
400 g frozen mixed vegetables for wok
250 g noodles
1 cube of butter
1 Tbs of sesame oil
100 g spicy tomato sauce
For this recipe you must begin with the marinade for meat. Mix all the ingredients for this and cut the meat into strips as thin as you can. Pour the marinade over the meat, and refrigerate for several hours or overnight.
In a wok heat one tablespoon of sesame oil and fry the meat on both sides for about 4-5 minutes, then remove it to a plate. Meanwhile we boiled noodles according to the packet instructions.
In wok put the butter, a tablespoon of sesame oil and add the vegetables. When they are ready, place meat and spicy sauce, mix well and add the noodles. After you mix all the ingredients you can taste it and if is needed, I recommend you to put a little soy sauce instead of salt. Absolutely delicious!
Enjoy it!


text:
'People's Choice Awards 2015′ Returns Live Jan. 7
"People's Choice Awards 2015″ will air live on Wednesday, January 7 on CBS.
#Trending In Entertainment: Katy v. Taylor, Ariana The Diva & Justin Bieber (Again)
This week there's pop star beef, divas, and a natural reaction to being booed onstage.
New On CBS Primetime, 'NCIS: New Orleans'
"NCIS: New Orleans" is a drama about the local field office that investigates criminal cases affecting military personnel in New Orleans.
New On CBS Primetime, 'Scorpion'
"Scorpion," is inspired by a true story, of high-octane drama about eccentric genius Walter O'Brien and his team of brilliant misfits.
CBS Announces James Corden As Host Of "The Late Late Show"
CBS announced that James Corden will be the new host of "The Late Late Show."
New On CBS Primetime, 'Madam Secretary'
"Madam Secretary" follows newly appointed Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord, played by Téa Leoni.
#Trending In Entertainment: Joan Rivers Dies and Hollywood Gets Hacked
This week one of entertainment's comedic legends passed away, Hollywood got hacked, and apparently everyone is in court for something or the other.
#Trending In Entertainment: Brangelina Weds, Joan Rivers Is Hospitalized, and Bieber's Draws Comparisons.
This week Hollywood's hottest finally got hitched, a pop start thinks he's a princess, and there's plenty of irony.
Detroit-Area Mother/Daughter Team Joins 25th Edition Of 'The Amazing Race'
CBS has announced the 11 teams racing around the globe for the opportunity to win the $1 million dollar prize, on the new season of "The Amazing Race."
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married Saturday in the French hamlet of Correns, a spokesman for the couple says.


text:
Have You Learned to Think Like a Business Owner?
October 27, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
The Employee Scenarios Defined Several events recently occurred with client businesses that have made me take a step back and really try to understand why business owners make some of the decisions that they do! For nearly a year I have … [Read More...]
SPARC – A Process for Creating Business Self-Sustainability
October 21, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
I run into business owners daily that are frustrated by how chained to their business they are. The reason for their frustration is that they started their business so that they could have MORE freedom, but just the opposite seems to be … [Read More...]
5 Reasons to Make Business Self-Sustainability a Priority
September 28, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
Business self-sustainability is one of the key topic I write about regularly. That's because there are so many benefits that you get by focusing on business self-sustainability. The last post titled, How Big Do You Need to Grow Your … [Read More...]
Discipline – One Skill Every Successful Business Owner Has Mastered
September 21, 2014 By Dino Eliadis 1 Comment
I constantly get feedback and comments on how much sense the DE, Inc. SPARC process and our approaches to business growth and business self-sustainability make for small business owner. However, I have struggled for years to understand why … [Read More...]
3 Skill You Must Master to Achieve a Business Self-Sustainability
September 8, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
Do you hope to take a vacation some day and not worry if your business will still be there when you return? Most small business owners worry about as much as they do being able to cover their bills. The problem is not many are working at … [Read More...]
How Big Do You Need to Grow Your Business For Self-Sustainability?
September 1, 2014 By Dino Eliadis 2 Comments
In the past few weeks I have had several small business owners who I've met with that were interested in creating self-sustainability in their business. They loved the idea that the freedom and independence which they wanted when they … [Read More...]
5 Steps for Creating Accountability in Your Business
July 7, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
Creating Accountability is Critical to Business Growth I talk with small business owners struggling with employee issues all the time. . I often hear "Oh, that stuff is just for big companies. We only have 10 employees." Their … [Read More...]
How Does Accountability Impact Business Execution
June 9, 2014 By Dino Eliadis 1 Comment
Accountability was 1 of the 10 items mentioned in the previous post titled Business Execution – 10 Things Make You More Effective. But why is accountability important to business execution? According to Webster's Dictionary, … [Read More...]
CHANGE is the Main Purpose of Every Project
May 27, 2014 By Dino Eliadis 2 Comments
A good friend and associate of mine, Stacy Goff, has been saying for years that project managers are agents of change. I've always believed this was true, however as I've begun my journey down the execution "rabbit hole" it has become even … [Read More...]
Successful Strategy Execution – Can It Happen Without Good Leadership?
May 12, 2014 By Dino Eliadis Leave a Comment
Can successful strategy execution happen without good leadership? My answer is that depends. Most people would say that it take as leader to lead the battle. But I ask you, how many times have you seen a successful company with an … [Read More...]


text:
18+ only, NSFW.
I am a Daddy Dom on a seemingly neverending search for my dirtiest little girl. Brand new here at Tumblr.
Sit in the corner until Daddy says you can come out, baby girl.
(via thinxdreamsx-deactivated2012030)
Posted on March 1, 2012 via Dreams with 2 notes
Field Notes Theme. Designed by Manasto Jones. Powered by Tumblr.


text:
By Preston Sports Centre & Gym at 15:51 on 02/11/12
0 comments... add your comments below
Active Kicks is a weekly development programme that promotes staying active through football.
Children will get the opportunity to develop their skills and techniques in a safe and fun environment whilst learning all about fair play, meeting new friends and playing as part of a team.
Thursdays 5.00pm - 6.00pm
Ages 5-7
Date: Thursday, November 08, 2012
Repeats: Every Week until Friday, November 01, 2013
Preston Sports Centre (Yeovil) - Sports Hall
c£150,000 package
150 - 600 per day
Highly competitive salary


text:
Question with 1 note
Anonymous said: You are a qt
Yoooooou tooooo!
Photo reblogged from OliviaTheElf ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ with 2,561 notes
Source: reggaemaconha-hippie
Post reblogged from fun while it lasted. with 170,362 notes
let's all take a moment to be grateful that we are no longer the person we were in 2008
Source: cute-bird-dad
Photoset with 2 notes
So my good friend Matt is going to try his first taste of alcohol tomorrow. Meanwhile, I'm a pervert and take everything sexually.
Photo reblogged from Christina Rae Elia with 3,457 notes
Tattoo blog x
Source: weheartit.com
Photo reblogged from Space Ghost Naftalina with 705 notes
Link with 2 notes
Post with 3 notes
I was in a really different place when I made this blog. A lot of the sentiments I've expressed here in the past year or more are no longer true to me. Still, I think I will keep it. It is an archive of some of my best and worst moments.
Photo with 6 notes
Pill Watton.
Photoset reblogged from Foolish Arachni with 27,767 notes
Source: theseweirddreams
Photoset reblogged from Hardy's Horrid Halloween Herald (Also Haunted) with 7 notes
On June 22nd my friend (10seconddoors) and I celebrated Summerween from Gravity Falls, complete with tons of candy that we didn't want to eat but did anyway so that the Summerween Trickster wouldn't kill us.
Photo reblogged from Moon Child with 341 notes
Post reblogged from The Girl Who Lit The Stars... with 24,353 notes
getting married to a white person sounds terrifying they have family reunions and they go to their kids recitals and eat dinner at 6 pm and go camping for vacation
Post reblogged from albatrossxo with 1 note
Photo reblogged from Kentucky Love with 636 notes
Source: weareallokayy
Page 1 of 109


text:
From CHCA athletic director Matt Coleman:
I am pleased to announce that CHCA's next head varsity baseball coach is Jeff Keith. Coach Keith has a long history here in Cincinnati as he played baseball at Reading High School. He was named All-City and All-State as a second baseman and team captain his senior year. Coach Keith went on to play baseball at Valencia Community College in Orlando during his freshmen and sophomore years. While at Valencia, he was named an All-American second baseman and shortstop. He later transferred to the University of Florida where he earned his bachelor's degree and played baseball his junior and senior years.
Coach Keith brings a wealth of knowledge in coaching baseball. He is the Director of Baseball camps at Champions Baseball Academy and also serves as the infield and hitting specialist. He is also a camp instructor for the Reds youth camps, amongst many others. In his spare time, Coach Keith manages and coaches 15U-18U teams in the SWOL National League with STIX baseball.
Jeff brings an energetic personality with a passion for baseball that will flow throughout our entire baseball program as well as the ability to teach the game at any level. He is a firm believer in being disciplined, building team unity and mentoring young men not only about the game of baseball, but about life. Jeff has a desire to do things the right way and build upon the strong foundation that our baseball program already has as well as fits our Christian values and principles. I am pleased that Jeff is taking this opportunity to lead our baseball program.
Posted in: Baseball, CHCA, Uncategorized


text:
Sci-Fi fans have a lot to look forward to in 2013. Along with the return (and debut) of a few favorite comic book heroes, the coming year promises the continuation of much beloved series, screen adaptations of classic novels and a handful of highly anticipated stand-alone films. Horror, exploration of deep space and dystopian futures are all in store for the science fiction lover. Here are our 13 most anticipated sci-fi films (trailers included) of 2013.

 When Cypher Raige (Will Smith) and his son, Kitai (Jaden Smith) crash land on a long-deserted and quarantined planet Earth, the two struggle to fight against threats they could never have imagined. With no vehicle off the planet and no other human inhabitants around, it's up to father and son to survive on this seemingly hostile planet. On the other hand, perhaps director M. Night Shyamalan has something else in mind. After Earth hits theaters June 7.

 Common knowledge is that during an alien war that decimated Earth, humans abandoned the planet, leaving behind only drones. But when a small drone repair team sends Jack Harper (Tom Cruise) to the planet he discovers survivors led by Malcolm Beech (Morgan Freeman). His experience challenges widely accepted beliefs about the war and call into question his responsibility to share his experience. Oblivion opens April 12.

 In this third installment of Marvel's Iron Man series Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) faces Mandarin, considered his most persistent and powerful enemy. After his private life is destroyed, Stark must once again rely on his clever resourcefulness to defeat this new foe. Iron Man 3 comes out May 3.

 Based on a novel by Stephenie Meyer, author of the Twilight series, The Host is set in a future dominated by body-snatching aliens who brain wash humans to steal their bodies. The few remaining humans fight the alien race, but when Melanie Stryder (Saoirse Ronan), is captured and body-snatched, she becomes the first alien to fight the change and continues to experience her humanity. The Host opens in theaters March 29.

 Director J.J. Abrams brings us the second movie in his Star Trek series. Led by Captain Kirk (Chris Pine), the crew of the Enterprise discovers an evil force from within Starfleet, the deep-space military and peacekeeping organization. The organization has been attacked and Captain Kirk leads a dangerous manhunt to capture those responsible. Star Trek Into Darkness opens May 17.

 Guillermo del Toro directs this film that pits aliens against human piloted robots. When giant aliens use a portal between dimensions in the Pacific Ocean to attack Earth, mankind fights back with equal force, unleashing equally gargantuan robots. Pacific Rim opens July 12.

 Director Zack Snyder and Producer Christopher Nolan create their own backdrop for Superman's heroics. Throughout his youth, Clark Kent (Henry Cavill) was encouraged to keep his gifts a secret. But his extraordinary abilities lead him to become a protector of humanity known as Superman. Now, he must decide whether mankind is really ready for him. Man of Steel opens June 14.
This screen adaptation of the beloved and classic novel by Orson Scott Card finds Ender Wiggin, an exceptionally talented young boy, taken from his home to a battle school in deep space. There, Ender is tested against older and harder trainees only to find himself equal or superior to his peers. Though he trains to battle the Buggers who severely attacked Earth twice before, Ender struggles with his transition to a soldier, his longing for home and his heartsickness over losing his sister. Ender's Game opens in theaters November 1.

 Based on the 1982 series Wolverine this sixth installment in the X-Men series follows Logan (Hugh Jackman) to Japan where he trains under a samurai warrior. In Japan, he encounters a figure from his past during a fight that will change him forever. The Wolverine comes to theaters July 26.

 After a global zombie pandemic, United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) searches the globe for a cure, leaving his family behind at an oceanic safe haven. Based on Max Brooks' novel by the same name, this film features 28 Days Later style Zombies—fast, aggressive and terrifying. World War Z opens in theaters June 21.

 In the year 2159, classes are divided into two groups. The extremely wealthy live on the luxurious and pristine space station, Elysium, built by Armadyne Corporation (see trailer). The rest of mankind lives on an overpopulated, filthy and devastated Earth. Secretary Rhodes (Jodie Foster) enforces strict immigration legislation preventing the people of Earth from coming to Elysium. When ex-con Max (Matt Damon) unwittingly finds himself on a mission to depolarize the two classes, he is not only fighting for his life, but also for human freedom. Elysium opens August 9.
The second installment of the Hunger Games trilogy finds Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) returning home after winning the 74th Annual Hunger Games. As they embark on the Victor's Tour through the districts they find rebellion brewing. They are forced to convince those loyal to the capitol that the joint win was not done out of defiance, but rather, out of love. Though Katniss and Peeta try to forget their time in the Hunger Games they are continually forced to relive their experience and examine the reasons for their actions. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire comes to theaters November 22.

 Dr. Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) is a medical engineer on her first trip into space, while Matt Kowalsky (George Clooney) is commanding his last mission before retiring. When their shuttle is destroyed during a routine spacewalk, Stone and Kowalsky are left only with each other. With oxygen running low and no connection to Earth or other astronauts, they must work together to survive. Release date TBA.


text:
2014 HBMS Highlights!
Haynes Bridge Middle School lead by Fulton County Schools is engaged in an ongoing continuous improvement process. Part of this process involves collecting data to help inform our decision making. An anonymous, online survey is available as a means to elicit your opinions to help target areas for the school system to improve and areas to continue to be effective. The five sections on the survey represent the five AdvancED Standards for Quality School Systems and provide a means for learning about parent/guardian expectations of a high-quality school system. Your honest opinion is appreciated. Please contact Ms. Armstrong at 770 740-7030 if you have any questions, concerns, or need assistance. We need to have a minimum participation rate of 20%; we are hoping for 100%. Thank you for your continued support of Haynes Bridge Middle School.
Link to Parent Survey: http://www.advanc-ed.org/survey/public/0530556
IMG 1054 on Vimeo.
Georgia's immunization requirements have changed for children entering 7th grade (who were born on or after January 1, 2002) and for students who are considered "new entrants" in grades 8-12. Also, 6th grade requirements are different than 5th grade requirements. Detailed information is available here.
Parents, just a gentle reminder that all doctor/dentist and other appointments should be scheduled for before of after school hours. We understand that at times there is a need for appointments to be made during instruction time. During these emergencies the following procedures are important for both the safety of our students and staff and for minimal disruption of instruction time:-Please write a note to the attendance office requesting your child to be dismissed at a particular time. The note should include the date, time and reason for early dismissal.-Have your child bring the note to the office prior to the beginning of school so that we may take the steps necessary to have your child at the office and ready for you to pick up.Thank you for your assistance in this matter. These easy steps will help to make early dismissal run smoothly for both you and the school. Remember no students should be checked out after 3:45pm. Any questions, please contact the Front Office.
HAC ID's are available in the front office . You will need your driver's license to pick up your ID.Please be advised that HAC end-users are now able to send an email concerning HAC concerns to the following email address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Alerts in Home Access Center are not 100% compatible with the Middle School Grading model. Please log into Home Access Center to obtain the most reliable and current information. You should get accurate Alerts during Quarter 2 and Quarter 4 only.
Home Access Center is a way for parents to see their student's grades and attendanceinformation. We encourage you to take advantage of it! Access codes are available for pick up inthe Haynes Bridge front office. You will need a picture id to pick up your code. Only parent/guardians are permitted to have access to their student's information.
Two common issues with HAC are addressed under Quick Links to the right.
If at any time you have a problem with Home Access Center, please access our website - click on About, scroll down to Contact Us and send us a message. Be sure to include in your message - your name, your student's name and the logon information (user ID and password) you are using to access HAC. Home Access problems are addressed electronically. You will be contacted within 24 hours by return email (excluding weekends). This system does not have automated responses so it must wait for staff to return on Monday to respond.
School HoursInstructional Hours: 8:55 am - 4:05 pmEarliest arrival for students is 7:55 amBreakfast Served: 8:20 am - 8:50 amPhone & FaxFront Office: 770-740-7030Cafeteria 770-740-7037Fax: 770-667-2842Address 10665 Haynes Bridge Road, Alpharetta, GA 30022
School NewsEagle Edition, October 15, 2014Eagle Edition, October 26, 2014
Please visit our Eagle Edition page for back issues and all attachments.
Supply List - 2014-2015
SAT Word of the Week
•nonchalant (adj.) having a lack of concern, indifference
Although deep down she was very angry, Marsha acted in a nonchalant manner when she found out that her best friend had used her clothing without asking.


text:
San Diego Charges head coach Mike McCoy was not happy with the way some things happened in practice today. He was not happy with his team and possibly their effort in practice today.
He sat the team down at the end of the day and had this to share with them:
"It's got to be important for everyone to come out every day and get better as a football team," said McCoy, via NBC San Diego. "That's the most important thing I wanted to let everybody know today. We've set a standard around here of what's acceptable and what's not, and certain parts of practice were not good enough today."
Certain things were not good enough today!
It is the third week of OTAs and possibly some of the players are getting a little too relaxed. They are getting a little too comfortable and not pushing as hard as they were at the start of OTAs.
Hopefully the speech will inspire them for the last week of OTAs. The team just needs to get through this and will have a little break before training camp kicks off.
We need to keep getting better.
Tags: San Diego Chargers