text:
04. a quem enviarei - playback.mp3
by diego S. 4,086 KB | 2014-03-02 | MPEG Audio Stream |
Send Ringtone to MobileRingtone
04. a quem enviarei - playback - download at 4shared. 04. a quem enviarei - playback is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
| Uploaded via: 4shared site
Share Embed 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.
0 comments Add new comment
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
For every dollar spent, approximately 99 cents funds our programs. For every dollar donated, we can access up to five pounds of food valued at $8.30.That represents an 830% return on investment (ROI) for every dollar donated to Senior Gleaners.
One of the largest, most established food banks in The Sacramento Area. Fueled through membership and a highly productive volunteer workforce.
Senior Gleaners, Inc. collects and distributes surplus food for the hungry in our community.
Senior Gleaners' ultimate goal is to end hunger in the communities we serve.
Child poverty rates in California increased rapidly during the "Grea...Read more
Many seniors have worked their whole lives only to discover that their...Read more
The Healthy Food Initiative includes SGI programs that focus on the ac...Read more

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Spotlight Article:
Boosting Multifamily Energy Savings Through Lighting Control Settings
By reducing the off-delay interval to 30 seconds, a building owner can see energy savings of more than 75%.
Keep Reading
Performance Metrics
premium CONTENT
It is time to completely rethink the way we measure home and building efficiency. We hear a lot these days about buildings being certified as "green" or about major infrastructure changes intended to ... [continue reading]
A Macro Market for Micro-CHP?
premium CONTENT
With rising fuel prices and an electric grid near maximal capacity, the economic benefits of good CHP applications in mulitfamily buildings can be substantial to both the investor and the local utility. [continue reading]
Fixing Air Leakage in Connecticut Town Houses
premium CONTENT
After energy improvements were made to some town houses, a second look revealed big opportunities for energy and money savings. [continue reading]
Energy Savings in a Manhattan Co-op
premium CONTENT
At Cabrini Terrace, decision makers come equipped with a good deal of knowledge and a powerful determination to save energy. [continue reading]
Measuring Leakage in Multifamily Buildings
free CONTENT
Controlling the flow of air through the exterior building enclosure is critical. But controlling the flow of air between suites and common spaces within the building is also important. [continue reading]
EarthCraft Virginia
premium CONTENT
EarthCraft Virginia serves as a blueprint for building multifamily homes with high energy efficiency and healthy indoor air quality through environmentally responsible design and construction. [continue reading]
Paul Kazlov
Debunked: 3 Myths About Fiberglass Windows
The different types of windows homeowners might consider may include wood, vinyl, and fiberglass. Most people think that wood is ...
Anne Staley
Recycling Your Air Conditioner
In today's technology-fueled world, innovations are being made at a rapid rate that help simplify human life. The ...


text:
Psychology is the study of human behaviors and mental processes. Psychology quotes give us insights into the way people think. They sometimes become research topics for the amount of truth that they provide.
If you like what you see, be sure to follow me and share with your friends.
Disclaimer: We also occasionally post a lot of astrology posts for followers to enjoy. Even though they are enjoyabl on this blog, astrology is not psychology.
1. Cognitive Dissonance - the idea that when we hold two conflicting thoughts or beliefs, we unconsciously adjust to make one fit with the other. My social psychology professor gave an example of a student who values studying all the time, but slacks off when it comes to their favorite television show. So the student tells herself that watching the television helps her study later when it really doesn't. However, telling herself that helped her eased the anxiety.
2. Hallucinations are common - one third of people report experiencing hallucination at some point in time. Similarly, normal people often have paranoid thoughts. So when was the last time you hallucinated?
3. The Placebo effect - this is when you think that something like a drug has an effect on you when really it doesn't. It's your thoughts that actually resulted in you getting better.
Recent PostRead more


text:
Health Policy Colloquium Schedule
Weill Cornell Medical College
October 2014 Schedule
Uris Faculty Room A-126 1:00pm-2:00pm
October 1, 2014
"Who Was David Rogers: Culture Change at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation"
Alonzo Plough, Ph.D.
Vice President for Research and Evaluation
Chief Science Officer
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
October 8, 2014
"Disabilities in the Medical Setting: Visible and Invisible Challenges"
Kim J. Overby, M.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Healthcare Policy and Research
Weill Cornell Medical College
October 15, 2014
"Plans for an Accountable Care Organization at the Weill Cornell Medical Center"
Adam Stracher, M.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine
Assistant Dean (Clinical Affairs)
Weill Cornell Medical College
October 22, 2014
"Innovative Payment Mechanisms in Maryland Hospitals"
Karoline Mortensen, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Health Services Administration
University of Maryland
October 29, 2014
**Location Change for October 29, 2014, only, Belfer Research Building, Room 204 A-C, 413 E. 69th Street**
"My Life in Medicine"
Charles L. Bardes, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine
Associate Dean (Admissions)
Weill Cornell Medical College
Target Audience: Weill-Cornell Physicians in a broad interdisciplinary and intergenerational group, other interested physicians and health care providers, and students.
Course Objectives: This CME Activity is intended to lead to improved patient care and safety based upon an assessment of gaps in physician knowledge, competence, and performance. By the conclusion of this series, physicians should learn new content relevant to their practice that informs and thereby improves the clinical care they provide.
CME Accreditation: Weill Cornell Medical College is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Weill Cornell Medical College designates this live activity for a maximum of 1AMA PRA Category 1 Credit. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Faculty Disclosure: It is the policy of Weill Cornell Medical College to adhere to ACCME Criteria, Policies, and Standards for Commercial Support and content validation in order to ensure fair balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all its sponsored programs. All faculty participating in sponsored programs are expected to disclose relevant financial relationships pertaining to their contribution to the activity, and any discussions of off-label or investigational uses of any commercial products or devices, or of any products or devices not yet approved in the United States. WCMC CME activities are intended to be evidence-based and free of commercial bias. If you feel this is not the case, please call the Office of Continuing Medical Education at 212-746-2631 to anonymously express any concerns.
WCMC does not accept industry support for any regularly scheduled conference. Any exceptions to this are approved by the CME Committee, and will be disclosed prior to this presentation.
WCMC is accessible for individuals with disabilities or special needs. Participants with special needs are requested to contact the Office of CME at 212-746-2631.


text:
Word: imame
Added on: 2011-02-27 Listened: 8 timesin: substantivo masculino
Pronunciation in Portuguese [pt] Back to Portuguese
- Pronunciation by jonathan_psilva (Male from Brazil)
0 votes
- Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce imame in Portuguese
Accents & languages on maps
imame pronunciation in Turkish [tr] Back to Turkish
- Pronunciation by muhammetmustafa (Male from Turkey)
0 votes
- Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce imame in Turkish
- Random word: uracal
by Wiktionary Phonetic spelling:
by Google Translate English translation:
imame = Imam
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
GIVEAWAY!!!! over on Facebook! Click the page link below for more details :D
***Facebook Page Only Offer***
Deep Blue with silver glitter and stars nails
Normally £8.00… or just £5!! When you vote for my Husband, George, to go to Space!! (See below for details)
Long or short, your choice as they're made to order. Complete with glue in a gift box.
To get these nails at the discounted price of just £5, vote for my Husband, George, to go to Space here: https://www.lynxapollo.com/en_GB/12462/george-okane
and message what number vote you are (the SMALLER number next to the "voted" button, not the larger one above)
Yes this is me… singing and dancing to "The Galaxy Song"
I'm making a prat of myself in hopes of getting a few more votes to go into space!
Please click the link here and vote for me: https://www.lynxapollo.com/en_GB/12462/george-okane
For every 100 votes I get I will make a new video :)
How can you not vote for him after that?! lol :D
I'm doing a giveaway as a thank-you to all my followers and customers :D
If you would like to win this Nail Art Set with content worth £17.50, just click the link, "like" the Facebook page and click submit to enter :)
Please re-blog and like this post… and Good Luck x


text:
Arrowhead Lake House Rental Photos and Description
Built in 2005, this house was never used, until purchased by new owner in June, 2012. Not your standard 1970's Pocono rental! New/newer furnishings, comfortable beds, and new 12 x 14 dock. 1 2-person kayak, pedal boat, 4 fishing rods, and 3 bikes are provided. High chair, booster seat, Graco Pack & Play, babygate, XL Dog Cage, and handicapped toilet/bath chair also provided (main floor master bedroom). This house has large rooms and can sleep up to 16 people (maximum capacity). Great for 2 families.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets considered
About Susan Sims
We're a blended family from Maple Glen, PA (suburban Philadelphia) with 6 kids, ranging in age from 10 to 23. We love both the beach and the more family-oriented mountains.
Susan Sims purchased this house in 2012
Why Susan Sims chose Arrowhead Lake
We did extensive research into the various Pocono communities. We wanted lake front, within a reasonable drive from Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York, where we have family; a good/established community with a lot of amenities at a good value; and at least 1 heated swimming pool within walking distance was a MUST. There also needed to be a variety of attractions both within and near the community that would be of interest to kids of all ages.
What makes this house unique
No 'old house smell' in our home! We're trying to create a contemporary but warm and comfortable decor, that's family-friendly, and that takes full advantage of the lake year round. Although our home is pet-friendly to well-behaved pets (we have 2 doodles) and owners, absolutely no smoking is allowed. To maintain the new carpets and furnishings and ensure that the house remains at its best, we prefer renting to families and will not rent to groups of college-aged individuals.


text:
A Murderer? Lyrics - Queensryche
[Lyrics by Geoff Tate]
Lost my faith in humanity
And I don't trust in society
I'm numb, cold, ready.
No one else dies today...
What did you do?
I don't remember...
They say I'm a murderer!
God must be dead because I'm still free.
No religion holds me... am I the killer?
No one else dies today...
What did you do?
I'm the revenger,
No! I'm the revenger!
sponsored linksMurderer!
No I'm the... black hand of death!
Sixty-five hundred days...
I'm feeling good for the first time in years.
Your miserable life is in my hands.
What would you do?
Kill him!
Does this signal an ending or another dream just beginning?
Are his actions worth forgiving?
No more pain! Revenge!
Haven't you enough?
The dog is on his knees!
Does this signal an ending or another dream just beginning?
Is revenge worth any price?
Tell me what's right?
He wants more life!
You want more life?
Is this my victory?
Am I?
Stay down on your knees
And explain it to me one more time.
What gives you the right?
You took away my life...
And left me with nothing, nothing.
This is like what I dreamed...
It seems like a good day to die.
And so it ends. And now what?
Click here to submit the Corrections of A Murderer? Lyrics
The following area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of A Murderer? Lyrics.


text:
Biography: Hi my name is Sadie and I'm the happiest dog you'll ever meet. I have a crazy obsession with chasing birds and running around the backyard. I love to jump on floats in the pool, go on long walks, and play with my puppy friends!
Here at The Daily Puppy, we love puppies of all shapes, sizes, breeds, and colors. We encourage visitors to browse our puppy picture archives to look at all the adorable photos of past daily puppies, and to bookmark this page and visit often to see what cutie-pie graces the front page. Want us to run a feature of your special little puppy? We are always looking for submissions of the cutest puppies on the planet.
Report Issues or Problems?
Puppies | Dogs | Unsubscribe | Contact Us | Advertise With Us |
Ad ChoicesDog Care
Frequently Asked Questions | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines | Sitemap | Find us on Google+


text:
No idea, what DNU is but I'm assuming it means they're transitioning the analogue channels to digital only? Does that actually allow for faster internet speeds? I thought the spectrum used for analogue channels can't be used for DOCSIS?
1 recommendation
Yes, spectrum for analog can be used for any/all digital services, digital channels, internet.1 analog station equates to about 38 mbps internet.--Yes, I am not employed and looking for IT work. Have passport, will travel.


text:
A ticket worth $19 million in Saturday's Hoosier Lotto drawing was bought at Belmont Beverage at 1103 West State Blvd., in Fort Wayne.
The Hoosier Lottery said the winning ticket matches all six numbers 4-33-34-35-36-48. The Lottery said the ticket holder should sign the back immediately and call the Hoosier Lottery customer service at 1-800-955-6886 Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. or email email@example.com.
No player nationwide matched all six numbers in last night's Powerball drawing, pushing the jackpot to $245 million for Wednesday, the Lotterysaid. The Hoosier Lotto jackpot Wednesday is $1 million.


text:
10,000 Commits To an Open-source Project
Re:Yes, Jim Meyering on coreutils (101 comments)
Jim Meyering is not a human being at all http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/meyering
Welcome to the Slashdot Beta site -- learn more here. Use the link in the footer or click here to return to the Classic version of Slashdot.
Before you choose to head back to the Classic look of the site, we'd appreciate it if you share your thoughts on the Beta; your feedback is what drives our ongoing development.
Beta is different and we value you taking the time to try it out. Please take a look at the changes we've made in Beta and learn more about it. Thanks for reading, and for making the site better!
Re:Yes, Jim Meyering on coreutils (101 comments)
Jim Meyering is not a human being at all http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/meyering
Truth happens! (428 comments)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjSDAUykkzQ This is a must watch video for these kind of things I guess
Avatar :P (237 comments)
like Pandora?
Re:Programmer Thinking (121 comments)
Software can solve a lot of problems, trust is not one of them.
Amazing quote. I just loved your ending line quote. Thanks for that. Makes a lot of sense!
My First Look (678 comments)
This is my first look at Hardy Heron. You can go through this and leave your comments. http://madhusudancs.info/hardy-firstlook
The decision is made! I've selected a DVCS to use for Python. We're switching to Mercurial (Hg).
It's hard to explain my reasons for choosing — like most language decisions (especially the difficult ones) it's mostly a matter of gut feelings. One thing I know is that it's better to decide now than to spend another year discussing the pros and cons. All that could be said has been said, pretty much, and my mind is made up.


text:
There are not currently any yard sales posted in key west, fl this week.
But there have been 112 yard sales, garage sales, estate sales, and tag sales posted in key west, fl since we started!
So check back frequently.
Also, bookmark (type "CTRL + D") this page, or share it:
You are not the only person looking for yard sales in key west, Florida. Here's what other people have been searching for:
yard sales in key west - yard sales key west may 21 - key west yard sales may 21st - key west yard sales - yard sale in keywest.com - yard sale in bigcoppitt.com - www.yardsale in keywest.com - garage sale may 20 miami florida - yardsalesearch.com - wwwyard sale in keywest.com - www.yardsales.in keywest.com - yard sale key west - garage sales key west - yard sales key west - yard sale in key west -


text:
Word: Tighearnán
Added on: 2010-01-29 Listened: 499 timesin: male given name
Pronunciation in Irish [ga] Back to Irish
- Pronunciation by BridEilis (Female from Ireland)
- Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce Tighearnán in Irish
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: cruithneacht
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
|Stock Photo ID: 17207924
|Copyright: vectorkat
Available for extended license use
Download any size at one price
|5 images per day
|$0.53 / image
|10 images per day
|$0.33 / image
|20 images per day
|$0.28 / image
Credits are good for up to one year
|10 credits
|25 credits
|save 44%
|100 credits
|save 52%
|500 credits
|save 72%
arabesque, art, award, background, banner, blank, borders, bronze, business, calligraphy, card, celebration, certificate, circle, circular, currency, decoration, decorative, design, diploma, dollar, elaborate, element, embellish, emblem, fancy, filigree, flower, gift, gold, grandeur, illustration, insignia, invitation, iris, luxury, money, ornamental, ornate, retro, scroll, seal, stamp, stationary, template, text, vector, victorian, vintage
Made with love in NYC.
Bigstock and Big Stock Photo are registered trademarks of Shutterstock. Bigstockphoto is a trademark of Shutterstock.
© 2004-2014 All rights reserved - Bigstock®


text:
Product is not available at this time.
TOURNAMENT SHOOTERS ARE PERFECTIONISTS...AND SO ARE WE! We know that tournament shooters are a little on the compulsive side. They're never quite satisfied and believe that even the best bows can be improved. Fortunately…so do we! That�s why we redesigned one of the most popular tournament bows on the market. Introducing the Supra� Max. Just like the original Supra�, it features a Planar Flex Riser, B.E.S.T. Raptor� grip, and Mini EVO� cams. But this year it has been radically improved and now features the new Centerlock 2� Limb Pockets, FleX� Cable Slide and Backstop 2�. The result is one of the finest target bows to ever hit the market!
© Copyright 2000-2014, Shopatron, Inc. and Precision Shooting Equipment. All Rights Reserved.
Aspects of the Shopatron network are patented, patent-pending, or patent-applied-for.
For product questions, call 520-884-9065.
For questions about your order, log into your account or email email@example.com.
Precision Shooting Equipment
2727 N. Fairview Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85705 US
Phone: 520-884-9065
Fax: 520-884-1479


text:
Piano Man
Season 52 at South Coast Plaza has extended hours for its piano bar the New Year's holiday, featuring lead pianist Charlie Sleeth. Entertainment begins at noon, and again at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call (714) 437-5252.
Art Show
Orange County Fine Arts, an association of OC artists, presents an exhibition of artistic works by its members at the Showcase Gallery, South Coast Plaza Village, 3851 S. Bear St., Santa Ana. The gallery is open from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sundays.
'Stuffed and Unstrung'
Henson Alternative presents "Stuffed and Unstrung," a comedy puppet show for adults, at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. For ticket information and showtimes, call (949) 854-4646 or go to http://www.thebarclay.org.
'White Christmas' Meal
In honor of the Broadway musical "White Christmas" at neighboring Segerstrom Hall at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, Leatherby's Cafe Rouge is serving a special three-course "White Christmas" menu, with choices in each course. The cost is $39 or $54, with wine pairings. For more information, call (714) 429-7640.
Flashback Heart Attack
Flashback Heart Attack, an 1980s KROQ cover band, will perform at 9 p.m. at the Harp Inn, 130 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The show is 21 and older only and cover is $5. For more information, visit http://www.flashbackheartattack.com.
Book Signing
Hilary Malloy will sign copies of her children's book, "Skater Kate," from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Martha's Bookstore, 308½ Marine Ave., Balboa Island.
New Year's Eve Celebration at Pretend City
The Pretend City Children's Museum, 29 Hubble, Irvine will host a New Year's Eve party for kids from 10 a.m. to noon. For more information, go to http://www.pretendcity.org.
Family New Year's Eve at OC Great Park


text:
Staff Blog
Staff Picks
Win Stuff!
Special Sections
News Blog
News Home
City Desk
Cincinnati vs. the World
News Archive
Opinion Home
Politics/Issues Blog
Kathy Y. Wilson
We, as Humans
Worst Week Ever!
On Second Thought
Curmudgeon Notes
Living Out Loud
Music Home
Music Blog
MidPoint Music Fest
Live Music Events
Spill It
Minimum Gauge
Arts Home
Arts Blog
Art Events
Visual Arts
Curtain Call
The Big Picture
Classical Music
Film Home
Movies Blog
Movie Reviews
Food & Drink Home
Reviews & Features
The Dish
Local Restaurants
Local Happy Hours App
All Blogs
The Morning After
CityBeat Staff Picks
Event Calendar
Music Calendar
Arts Calendar
Submit a Listing
CityBeat Events
Iron Fork 2014
Bourbon & Bacon 2014
Crafts + Drafts
Annual Manual
Best of Cincinnati
Camp Guide
Cool Issue
Dining Guide
Drinking Issue
Election Coverage
Fall Arts Preview
Fringe Festival
Love List
MidPoint Music Fest
MPMF Visitors
Summer Guide
Sign Up for Emails
by German Lopez
Posted In:
LGBT Issues
City Council
at 09:00 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
Pay-to-stay jail policy criticized, locals react to LGBT rulings, council OKs streetcar funding
The Hamilton County Jail charges its inmates a fee for incarceration, and a new report from the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio (ACLU) suggests the practice harms low-income inmates and raises little money for the county. CityBeat got an exclusive early look at the report, which scrutinized three counties for their pay-to-stay policies. Among the three samples, Hamilton County had the second lowest fees and did the second least harm to low-income people, according to the report. Although the ACLU was hopeful the report and the election of a new sheriff would inspire some change, Hamilton County officials told CityBeat that no changes are planned. The U.S. Supreme Court yesterday struck down the federal ban on same-sex marriage, and some local and state leaders had a few things to say about it. The reactions seem to vary depending on a partisan basis, with Republicans in opposition and Democrats in favor. Rest assured: Here at CityBeat, we favor giving equal rights to people no matter their sexual orientation or gender identity. City Council yesterday approved funding and accountability measures for the Cincinnati streetcar project and funding for development at Fourth and Race streets, which will include a downtown grocery store. The streetcar measures close the project's $17.4 million budget gap by issuing more debt and pulling funding from various capital projects, including infrastructure improvements around the Horseshoe Casino. The accountability measures, which were initially introduced by Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, require the city manager to update City Council with a timeline of key milestones, performance measures, an operating plan, staffing assessments and monthly progress reports. Commentary: "The Little Engine That Could." Make sure to check out CityBeat's extensive LGBT coverage for our Pride Issue here, including a mini-profile of Councilman Chris Seelbach and his partner. It's local election season. In the next five months, City Council will meet only seven times, down from the typical 14. Odis Jones is leaving his post as Cincinnati's director of economic development to become CEO of the Detroit Public Lighting Authority, a city-run utility operated by an independent board. Jones was known at City Council meetings for making passionate pitches for various economic development projects, including the most recent plans for Fourth and Race streets. He told Business Courier he wants to go to Detroit to play a role in the revitalization of his hometown: "My mother always said, 'If you see a good fight, get in it.' I'm in it." The Ohio House voted to ban red-light cameras despite arguments that the cameras have reduced traffic accidents and saved lives. An Ohio Senate vote is expected in the fall. NASA is teaming up with Italy and Japan on a mission to Mercury. Researchers found wearing a T-shirt with the letter "T" on it makes men more attractive. Critics of the study argue attractive men would be better with no shirt — or pants — at all.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
City Council
at 02:28 PM |
City Council Approves Streetcar Budget Fixes
Funding for development at Fourth, Race streets also gets approval
City Council today approved funding and accountability measures for the Cincinnati streetcar project, allowing the project to move forward.On Monday, the Budget and Finance Committee approved the measures, which CityBeat covered in further detail here. The funding ordinance closes the streetcar project's $17.4 million budget gap by issuing more debt and pulling funding from various capital projects, including infrastructure improvements around the Horseshoe Casino. The accountability motion will require the city manager to update City Council with a timeline of key milestones, performance measures, an operating plan, staffing assessments and monthly progress reports.Council members Roxanne Qualls, Laure Quinlivan, Chris Seelbach, Yvette Simpson and Wendell Young voted for the measures. Council members P.G. Sittenfeld, Chris Smitherman and Charlie Winburn voted against both. Councilwoman Pam Thomas voted against the funding ordinance, but she voted for the accountability motion.City Council also unanimously approved funding for a development project on Fourth and Race streets, which includes a downtown grocery store, luxury apartment tower and parking garage to replace Pogue's Garage. CityBeat covered that project in further detail here.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
at 01:51 PM |
Streetcar Project to Move Forward
Council measures increase capital funding, require more transparency
The streetcar project remains on track following today's votes by City Council's Budget and Finance Committee, which approved increased capital funding and accountability measures that aim to keep the public informed on the project's progress.The increased funding was previously proposed by City Manager Milton Dohoney to fix a $17.4 million budget gap. The money will come from more issued debt and pulled funding from various capital projects, including infrastructure improvements around the Horseshoe Casino. Under state law, none of the capital funding could be used for operating budget expenses, such as police and fire.The accountability measures also require the city administration to report to City Council on the streetcar's progress with a timeline of key milestones, performance measures, an operating plan, staffing assessments and monthly progress reports."The progress reports should be easy-to-understand and made available online to ensure transparency and accountability to City Council and to citizens," the motion reads.Council members Roxanne Qualls, Laure Quinlivan, Chris Seelbach, Yvette Simpson and Wendell Young voted for the measures. Council members P.G. Sittenfeld, Chris Smitherman and Charlie Winburn voted against both. Councilwoman Pam Thomas voted against the funding ordinance, but she abstained from voting on the motion imposing accountability measures.Qualls, who revealed the accountability measures in a press conference prior to today's committee meeting, said the measures will move the streetcar forward and help keep the public informed."I will vote today to continue the streetcar project because we need to continue moving Cincinnati forward," she said. "At the same time, while I remain a supporter, it is with the recognition that it is time for a reboot on the project to instill public confidence in its management."Smitherman did not seem convinced."I believe the administration will be back asking for more money on the streetcar," he claimed, pointing to pending litigation with Duke Energy over who is legally obligated to pay for moving utility lines to accommodate the project.Smitherman and Sittenfeld also criticized their colleagues for not bringing the accountability measures to a vote earlier in the process."You would think seven years ago there would have been a motion like this in front of us," Smitherman said, referencing when City Council first approved the streetcar project.Among the accountability motion's items is an operating plan, which streetcar critics have long demanded. The city administration estimates operating the streetcar will cost about $3.5 million a year, indicating in the past that casino tax revenue would be used to pay for the costs.Supporters say those costs will be outweighed by the city's estimated three-to-one return on investment for the streetcar project — an estimate backed by studies from advising company HDR and the University of Cincinnati. Simpson in particular argued the costs will be made up through increased revenue as the streetcar brings in more businesses and residents to Cincinnati.Still, Simpson says those estimates don't matter to streetcar opponents."If it was $5, there would be individuals who don't support this project," she said.Winburn responded by saying he supports the streetcar as a concept, which roused laughter from streetcar supporters in the audience. Throughout the project's many hearings, opponents of the streetcar have often said they support streetcars as a concept — at least until they have to put their support to a vote or commit funding.Still, Winburn added, "Even if you all are wrong, I want to commend you for fighting for what you believe in."The streetcar project's $17.4 million budget gap is a result of construction bids coming in $26 million to $43 million over budget — a result of "errors in bid documents," according to Qualls.Besides increasing funding, the city is also hiring John Deatrick, project manager of The Banks, to head the streetcar project. Multiple city officials, including Qualls and Quinlivan, have praised Deatrick for his ability to bring down project costs and put large projects on track.The funding currently set for the streetcar will only go to the first phase of the project. The final plan calls for tracks stretching from The Banks to the Cincinnati Zoo."If the intent of the streetcar would only be to go from The Banks to just north of Findlay Market, then I never would have said it's a project worth doing," Dohoney previously told City Council. "The intention has always been to connect the two major employment centers of the city and go beyond that."But Smitherman says talk of another phase is financially irresponsible: "I want to indicate to the public that they (the city administration) don't have a budget for the second leg."The funding ordinance and accountability motion must now be approved by a full session of City Council, which has the same voting make-up as the Budget and Finance Committee.If it's approved, the federal government has committed another $5 million to the streetcar that will help restore certain aspects of the project previously cut because of budget concerns.
The Little Engine That Could
German Lopez
3 Comments · Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Against all the odds, naysaying and obstructionism it's faced, Cincinnati's streetcar project is moving forward.
City Desk
Streetcar Plan Moves Forward
German Lopez
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 26, 2013
City Council on June 24 approved increased funding along with additional accountability measures that will close a $17.4 million budget gap and keep the streetcar project on track.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
City Council
at 09:06 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
Streetcar moves forward, sewer compromise hits impasse, Kasich's approval at all-time high
The streetcar project is moving forward following yesterday's votes from City Council's Budget and Finance Committee, which approved increased capital funding and accountability measures that will keep the public updated on the project's progress. The increased funding fixes the project's $17.4 million budget gap by issuing more debt and pulling funding from various capital projects, including infrastructure improvements around the Horseshoe Casino. The accountability measures will require the city administration to report to City Council on the streetcar's progress with a timeline of key milestones, performance measures, an operating plan, staffing assessments and monthly progress reports. At the same committee meeting, council members failed to carry out a repeal of "local hire" and "local preference" laws, which was part of an earlier announced compromise between the city and county that would allow work on sewer projects to continue. At this point, it's unclear whether the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners will repeal the funding hold on sewer projects. The commissioners passed the hold after City Council modified its "responsible bidder" law in May. The city says the laws encourage local job creation and training, but the county claims the rules favor unions and impose extra costs on Metropolitan Sewer District projects. Republican Gov. John Kasich's approval ratings hit an all-time high of 54 percent in a new Quinnipiac University poll, helping him hold a 14-point lead against likely Democratic challenger Ed FitzGerald. "All in all, at this stage, Kasich has done a pretty good job appealing to voters across the state," said Quinnipiac's Peter Brown. "FitzGerald remains pretty much an unknown to most Ohioans, with only one in four voters knowing enough about him to have formed an opinion. The election is a long way away, but the next stage will be the race to define FitzGerald, positively by the candidate himself and negatively by the Kasich folks." The Cincinnati office for the Internal Revenue Service also targeted liberal groups, particularly those who used the terms "progressive" and "occupy." The IRS has been under scrutiny in the past few months for targeting conservative groups by honing in on terms such as "tea party" and "9/12." Ohio gave tax incentives to four more Cincinnati-area businesses. Overall, 15 projects received the breaks to supposedly spur $379 million in investment across Ohio. Miami University banned smoking in cars on campus and raised tuition. Headline: "Columbus man rips off his penis while high on drugs." Here is a history of red panda escapes. A study found people find others more attractive after getting a shock to the brain.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
City Council
at 08:53 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
Streetcar vote today, sewer project compromise reached, "megadeals" fail expectations
The federal government is committing another $5 million to Cincinnati's streetcar project, but the city must first close the budget gap that has recently put the project in danger. The U.S. Department of Transportation is also asking the city to restore certain aspects of the project, including a passenger information system and a screen or wall that would block power substations from public view. City Council's Budget and Finance Committee is expected to vote on the project's $17.4 million budget gap today. The latest proposed fixes from the city manager would pull funding from multiple capital projects, including improvements around the Horseshoe Casino, and issue more debt. Cincinnati and Hamilton County announced a compromise Friday that will end the county's funding hold on sewer projects. As a result, the city will be required to rework its "responsible bidder" ordinance and repeal the "local hire" and "local preference" laws that incited county commissioners into passing the funding hold in the first place. The city says its responsible bidder law creates local jobs and encourages job training, but the county argues that law's rules favor unions and push up costs on Metropolitan Sewer District projects. CityBeat covered the city-county conflict in further detail here. Ohio is No. 3 in the nation for "megadeals" — massive government subsidies to corporations that are meant to encourage in-state job creation — but a new report found many of the deals rarely produce the kind of jobs initially touted by public officials. For Cincinnati, the risks of megadeals are nothing new: In 2011, the city's $196.4 million megadeal with Convergys collapsed when the company failed to keep downtown employment at or above 1,450, and the company agreed to pay a $14 million reimbursement to the city. As of Friday, Cincinnati is officially leasing its parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority. The Port announced it had signed the lease Friday, putting an end to a four-day controversy over whether the agency was going to sign the lease at all. The city will get a $92 million lump sum and at least $3 million a year from the deal, according to city estimates. Current plans call for using the money to help balance city budgets and fund economic development projects, including the I-71/MLK Interchange. The prison company that owns and operates a northeastern Ohio prison lost four contracts around the nation in June, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). In May, CityBeat released an in-depth report looking at the Corrections Corporation of America's handling of the Lake Erie Correctional Institution, finding evidence of rising violence and unsanitary conditions. About one in three Ohio children live in a home where neither parent has a full-time, year-round job, and a quarter now live in poverty. Although Ohio's overall ranking improved in Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual report card on the well-being of children, the state worsened in three out of four economic indicators. President Barack Obama will make a speech tomorrow unveiling sweeping plans for climate change. The president is expected to impose a series of regulations, particularly on power plants, with executive powers, which means the plans won't require congressional action. Ohio gas prices are still coming down this week. Plants apparently do math to get through the night. Some diseases, including some types of cancer, are now being diagnosed by smell.Got questions for CityBeat about anything related to Cincinnati? Today is the last day to submit your questions here. We'll try to get back to you in our first Answers Issue. CityBeat is looking to talk to convicted drug offenders from Ohio for an upcoming cover story. If you'd like to participate or know anyone willing to participate, email email@example.com.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
at 02:19 PM |
Feds Commit Another $5 Million to Streetcar Project
City Council expected to vote on budget updates Monday
Cincinnati's streetcar project is getting another $5 million in federal funding. But before the money is handed over, the city must first eliminate cost overruns that have recently put the project in danger.U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood unveiled the news in a letter to Mayor Mark Mallory dated June 19. The letter acknowledges the project's recent cost overruns, but goes on to claim the federal government still backs the project."The DOT (Department of Transportation) continues to support your bold vision for economic development and enhanced transportation choices for the city of Cincinnati, and we believe that this project is a significant component of that vision. With that in mind, I want to provide up to $5 million in additional assistance from DOT," LaHood wrote.But the money comes with two conditions: The city must first fix the streetcar project's cost overruns and restore certain aspects of the project, including a passenger information system and a screen or wall that would block power substations from public view.The $5 million will be on top of the nearly $40 million the federal government has already contributed to the project through various grants and programs.The funding bump comes just in time for City Council's Monday vote on the streetcar project's cost overruns.In February, the city received construction bids that were $26 million to $43 million over budget, effectively leading to a $17.4 million budget gap and a $133 million overall cost for the project.Since then, City Manager Milton Dohoney proposed a few fixes to City Council, including pulling funding from various capital projects and issuing more debt.At the same time, Dohoney told City Council the city administration was working with federal officials to find opportunities for more federal funding. The new commitment is presumably the result of those discussions.City Council is expected to vote on the budget fixes Monday. So far, council members Roxanne Qualls, Yvette Simpson, Wendell Young and Laure Quinlivan have vowed support, but Council will need a fifth vote — perhaps from Chris Seelbach or Pam Thomas — to pass the changes.Read the full letter below: Streetcar Letter to Mayor MalloryUpdate (3:55 p.m.): This story was updated with additional context.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
at 09:09 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
Ohio unemployment unchanged in May, budget overhauls taxes, streetcar vote Monday
Ohio's unemployment rate was 7 percent in May, unchanged from April and down from 7.3 percent in May 2012, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released today by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Although the number of unemployed increased by 5,000 between April and May, the number of employed also increased by 32,100, keeping the rate relatively stable. Most sectors tracked in the report, including government, gained jobs. The final version of the state budget would cut income taxes and create a state-based earned income tax credit, but it would also hike the sales tax and make changes to property taxes that effectively increase rates. Republican state legislators rolled out the tax plan yesterday as a compromise between the Ohio House and Senate plans. The final version looks a lot more like Gov. John Kasich's original tax proposal, which left-leaning Policy Matters Ohio criticized for favoring the wealthy. The budget must be signed by Kasich by June 30. City Council is expected to vote on the streetcar project's $17.4 million budget gap on Monday. The gap is a result of construction bids coming in much higher than expected, and solving it would involve making cuts for a slew of capital programs, including infrastructure projects around the Horseshoe Casino. The cuts will all come from the capital budget, which can't be used to fund operating budget expenses like police and fire because of limits established in state law. Three days after City Manager Milton Dohoney signed an agreement leasing the city's parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority, the Port Authority still hadn't signed the lease, and it remains unclear when the agency plans to do so. City spokesperson Meg Olberding told CityBeat she's confident the Port Authority will sign the lease. But the delays have raised questions about whether there truly will be local control over the city's parking assets through the Port Authority, given that the agency is already going against the wills and assumptions of the city government by failing to sign the lease. City Councilman Chris Seelbach announced on Twitter that he and Hamilton County Commissioner Chris Monzel will release a joint statement on the city's "responsible bidder" ordinance later today. The city and county have been clashing over the ordinance, with county commissioners most recently putting a hold on all Metropolitan Sewer District projects. CityBeat covered the conflict in greater detail here. Federal data released this week shows Ohio has some of the weakest gun laws and, as a result, is a top source for guns for crimes committed in other states. Construction is expected to cause some downtown ramp closures and restrictions next week, so prepare for delays or a change in commute. A Japanese scientist may have to grow his human organs in pigs. The world's first 3-D printed battery is as small as a grain of sand.
by German Lopez
Posted In:
2013 Election
at 09:21 AM |
Morning News and Stuff
City advances without parking plan, Kasich on budget defense, Seelbach questions Cranley
Got questions for CityBeat about, well, anything? Submit them here, and we'll try to get back to you in our first Answers Issue.Even without the parking plan, the city passed a budget with no public safety layoffs and is moving forward with plans for the Uptown interchange project, a downtown grocery store, a new garage to replace Pogue's Garage, Wasson Way and the Smale Riverfront Park. The turnaround has prompted some critics to question whether city officials were being honest when they cited a list of potential problems if the city failed to semi-privatize its parking assets to raise funds, but Mayor Mark Mallory and supporters say a lot changed between the time the threats were made and now, including tax revenues coming in at $4.5 million better than projected. The Columbus Dispatch says Gov. John Kasich has found himself "playing defense" in the current budget cycle — a sharp contrast to the budget cycle in 2011. Both the Ohio House and Senate have greatly changed Kasich's original budget plan. Instead of taking up Kasich on his plan to expand the sales tax while lowering the rate, cut income taxes by 20 percent across the board and cut small business taxes, the House approved a 7-percent across-the-board income tax cut and the Senate replaced the House plan with a tax cut aimed at small businesses. Both chambers also rejected the Kasich-backed, federally funded Medicaid expansion and the governor's education funding plan. Democratic Councilman Chris Seelbach says he was yelled and sworn at for several minutes by Democratic mayoral candidate John Cranley's campaign manager following open questions about whether Cranley is still a Democrat. Cranley has long opposed the city's streetcar project and parking plan, which have both received support from a majority of Democrats in City Council, and tacitly supports Amy Murray, a Republican City Council candidate. Estimates for Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino improved last month, coming in at $2 million more than April's estimates. The $20 million estimate is still nearly $2 million less than the casino received on opening month. Former mayor Eugene Ruehlman died Saturday night at the age of 88. Ohio gas prices remain at nearly $4 this week, above the national average. The self-proclaimed "whistleblower" who leaked details about two NSA surveillance programs has revealed himself in Hong Kong. Apparently Kings Island is open, and Adventure Express was evacuated due to a "mechanical problem." The latest design for skateboard wheels is a square. Cold War-era radiation apparently has the answer for whether adults keep making new brain cells.
« Prev
Next »
Clubs and Bars
Music Venues
The Morning After
Just Visiting
Visitor's Guide
Best of Cincinnati
Dining Guide
Bar Guide
About Us
Contact Us
Work Here
Be an Intern
Advertise with Us
Download Our Media Kit
Contact Us
National Advertising
Nashville Scene
Washington City Paper
Creative Loafing Atlanta
Creative Loafing Tampa
Kansas City Pitch
Her South


text:
It has been only a few days since the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots, 21-17, in Super Bowl XLVI to claim their second Lombardi Trophy in five years. While the memory of Eli Manning and company hosting the trophy may be fresh in our minds, it is never too early to look ahead to next season.
The early odds for Super Bowl XLVII have been released. Surprisingly, The Giants come in at 9th, while the Patriots are the favorites to win next year's big game. Here is a full list of the teams with the best odds going into next year — thanks to our good friend Jim Murphy and the fine folks at LVH for the entire list:
Packers 5/1
Saints 6/1
Patriots 8/1
Steelers 12/1
Eagles 12/1
Ravens 12/1
Texans 15/1
Chargers 15/1
49ers 20/1
Giants 20/1
Cowboys 20/1
Jets 20/1
Falcons 20/1
Lions 20/1
Bears 30/1
Bengals 40/1
Colts 40/1
Panthers 40/1
Chiefs 50/1
Dolphins 50/1
Raiders 50/1
Cardinals 50/1
Seahawks 50/1
Titans 50/1
Broncos 50/1
Bills 50/1
Vikings 50/1
Buccaneers 50/1
Browns 100/1
Redskins 100/1
Rams 100/1
Jaguars 100/1
Do you agree with the odds? Are the defending champions too low on the list or do they have a lot of work to do this offseason in order to make a run at a repeat? Let your opinion known in the comments section and don't be afraid to state how stupid you feel the Vegas odds are.
To stay up to date on the latest from NFL Spin Zone, become a fan on Facebook or follow us on Twitter
Tags: NFL NFL News Super Bowl Super Bowl 47 Super Bowl 47 Odds


text: ABC 6 INVESTIGATORS: Contractor Extradited Home To Face The MusicUpdated: Monday, July 7 2014, 09:38 PM EDT COLUMBUS (Tom Sussi) -- The Most Wanted Contractor in central Ohio is back to face the music. ABC 6 Investigators learned that Glenn Goddard was extradited Sunday from Birmingham, Alabama, where he was arrested two weeks ago on outstanding warrants. The owner of Bee Improvements is accused of pocketing tens of thousands of dollars for home improvement jobs he either didn't start or finish. Until his arraignment and bond hearing, which could take as long as a week, Goddard is being held at Delaware County Jail.Goddard faces three felony theft cases. Detectives tell ABC 6 Investigators Goddard pocketed nearly $40,000 to finish three basements. The work, say cops, was never completed. Goddard faces a pair of felony cases in Franklin County. He's charged with theft by deception for pocketing $10,000 for a basement job he never started. He's also charged with receiving stolen property. Police say Goddard forged $10,000 worth of checks belonging to one of his customers. The same family paid Goddard $3,000 upfront for a basement job he never started.Then there's the Ohio Attorney General's Office. Last year, the AG's office sued Goddard and his company, Bee Improvements. Goddard never showed up to any of the hearings so the court awarded the AG's office a default judgment to the tune of $72,000. Money Goddard collected from a dozen of his customers who, in return, got shoddy work, partial work or no work at all. The court also ordered Goddard to pay them another $100,000 in civil penalties.Feeling the heat, Godard packed up and left Ohio early last year. New scenery, and a brand new name. For the the past year or so, Goddard lived in South Carolina and went by the name Steve Thomas. Police say Goddard lived with a woman at an apartment complex, and sold hot tubs at a Myrtle Beach outlet mall. Recently, Goddard caught wind that cops were on his trail and he split.Two weeks ago, police received another tip, and U.S. Marshals arrested the crooked contractor at a hotel in Birmingham, Alabama.One more footnote to Glenn Goddard's infamous resume. ABC 6 Investigators learned that he ran the same scheme in Kentucky between 2004 and 2006. Court records show he was arrested several times for theft by deception, collecting money upfront for jobs he either didn't start or finish.Detectives working this case says Goddard isn't talking, and hired a local attorney. Goddard also turned down a request to talk with ABC 6 Chief Investigator Tom Sussi.ABC 6 INVESTIGATORS: Contractor Extradited Home To Face The Music


text:
The Cleveland Indians locked up their top draft pick, signing 21st overall pick Bradley Zimmer to an estimated $1.9 million dollar signing bonus. The Indians have not confirmed terms of the bonus.
The team also announced the signing of its third-round pick, 1B Bobby Bradley (97th overall), from Gulfport, MS.
Congrats to @Bzimmer5, the Tribe's top pick (No. 21), who today signed his big-league contract! pic.twitter.com/cp7UDGXvW5
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) June 17, 2014
The signing of Zimmer, a left-handed hitting outfielder from the University of San Fransisco, follows the signings of 31st overall pick LHP Justus Sheffield and second-round RHP Grant Hockin, leaving Virgina OF Mike Papi, selected with the Tribe's competitive balance pick in between rounds one and two, as the only unsigned player among Cleveland's four top draft picks. The Indians held four of the first 61 picks in the draft. For Indians fans who'd like to know more about Zimmer, here's a video of one of his at bats in college. The swell folks at Baseball Prospectus also have a short video of Zimmer in action on defense. If you're craving even more draft coverage, Wahoo's on the Mic discussed the Indians's draft on a recent episode, and editor Kyle Downing did a rundown of the team's day one picks.


text:
George Stars, Pacers Reappear To Advance Past Hawks
It took the Indiana Pacers more than four minutes to get on the board in Game 7 on Saturday night, but their first basket was a good omen.
Roy Hibbert, savaged in the media and on Twitter throughout a horrendous series, scored eight of Indiana's first 16 points to help steady an offense that looked shaky early on. Hibbert finished with 13 points, seven rebounds and five blocks in 31 minutes. He had 10 points, seven rebounds and four blocks combined in his previous four games.
Maybe it was Hibbert's effectiveness. Maybe it was the crowd at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Maybe it was the 16-4 run they used to win Game 6 at Philips Arena on Thursday night. Whatever is was -- something woke up the Pacers against the Atlanta Hawks with a date in the semifinals against the Washington Wizards on the line.
The Pacers were the aggressors on only a few occasions through the first six games, but looked engaged for almost the full 48 with their season on the line once again. They had their best defensive performance of the playoffs, allowing only a few open threes to a team that set a postseason record for attempts. They went 11-for-44 in Game 7.
Indiana pounded Atlanta on the glass (55-38) and their aggressiveness on both sides of the ball frustrated the Hawks. The Pacers finally imposed their will, earning an important 29-16 edge in free throw attempts.
The final score, 92-80, wasn't really indicative of how the game was played. Indiana dominated so many moments that it felt like more than a 12-point win, but there is an argument to be made in the other direction. The Hawks shot 25% from three, but seemed to make a few in a row whenever the Pacers flirted with a blowout, always staying within striking distance.
It isn't surprising that, in addition to Atlanta's threes, turnovers kept the Pacers from truly pulling away. They had 18 miscues, but the Hawks rarely took advantage on the ensuing possession. The Hawks had 15 offensive rebounds, including 10 from Paul Millsap, but those came on 64 missed shots.
Paul George, Lance Stephenson and George Hill played great perimeter defense, rotating well and getting out to shooters consistently. That allowed David West and Hibbert to guard the paint. The duo also protected the rim and altered numerous shots. West, Hibbert and Ian Mahinmi combined to block 13 shots. One of those rejections helped swing the momentum towards the home team heading into halftime.
Jeff Teague, who hurt the Pacers with his speed over the two-week battle, had 10 points on 4-for-8 shooting in the first half. He had a shot at the rim emphatically blocked by Mahinmi as time expired in the second quarter. From that point forward, the Indianapolis native had just six points (1-for-8), two assists, two turnovers and three fouls.
The Pacers can only enjoy a collective sigh of relief for a few moments. The Wizards are much more talented than the Hawks and aren't short on confidence. Washington doesn't pose the same crippling matchup issues that Atlanta did, but the kind of performance we saw from the Pacers over the course of these last seven games simply won't get it done in the next round.
If Indiana wants to make their detractors forget about the first round, they'll have to play like they did on Saturday night for the entire Washington series.
His efforts were largely overshadowed by his team's struggles, but Paul George had a tremendous series against the Hawks. He averaged 23.9 points, 10.7 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.4 steals on 45.8% shooting and posted a double-double in six of the seven contests.
George, who turned 24 on Friday, saved the best for last with 30 points and 11 rebounds in the deciding game. He only made one of his eight three-point attempts, but was 10-for-15 from the rest of the field. He seemed to answer with a jumper every time the Hawks made a mini-run.
Vogel Is Rewarded
Frank Vogel said after the win that he was "feeling" for Roy Hibbert, who has become like a member of his family in recent years. While the coach flirted with disaster by sticking with the big man too long throughout a majority of the series, he was rewarded with a strong effort in the most important game of the season.
It's no secret that Hibbert can be fragile. He saw a sports physiologist early in his career and always seems to play at his best when he is most confident. The Pacers even publicly admitted that they felt Hibbert cared too much when he was at his lowest against the Hawks.
For Vogel and Hibbert, what transpired in the final game of the series was a small reward for loyalty.
Hibbert's 13 points were his most since March 31 and his five blocks his highest total since he turned away the same number on March 28. The performance wasn't dominant by any stretch, but it could go a long way towards boosting Hibbert's confidence. He tied with George for the best +/- (16) in the game.
Millsap Produces Inefficiently
Look quickly and Paul Millsap had a very good night -- 15 points and 17 rebounds. He was Atlanta's best player, but didn't truly get going until the third quarter.
Millsap entered halftime with two points and five boards. He missed his first nine shots before getting on track late. He went 6-for-12 in the second half and ended up with nine points and eight rebounds in the third alone.
He was a beast on the glass against the taller Pacers as his teammates grabbed just 21 rebounds, but he missed all five of his attempts from deep and needed 21 shots to reach 15 points.


text:
How to Pray the 'Write' Way
- Wednesday, June 04, 2008
When I made a decision to pray the "write" way, I stopped falling asleep or day-dreaming. I also found that written prayer proves that God answers prayer! This has been the significant and necessary motivation to keep me coming back day after day!
I am living proof that if you discover for prayer for what it really is—a conversation with the One who loves you most—and decide to pray using a design for prayer that keeps you coming back, you will be a passionate, powerful and effective pray-er!
Frankly, if I (someone who can barely sit still or be quiet for 10 minutes) can do it…you can do it, too! It starts with your time.
Becky Tirabassi has motivated hundreds of thousands of men, women and students over the last 20 years to change their lives through best-selling books, extensive media appearances, and sold-out speaking events. She currently speaks to adults on prayer and balanced living, and has returned to college ministry and speaking to students across America on topics such as self-image, sex, addictions, and healthy relationships. Her best-selling books on prayer include: Let Prayer Change Your Life, My Partner Prayer Notebook, and Sacred Obsession. She has been a guest on numerous television and radio shows including the CBS Early Show and Focus on the Family, Enjoying Everyday Living with Joyce Meyer and James Robison's Life Today. Her upcoming book, Emails to My Daughter is her first fiction book, and will be released in June 2008. Becky is the founder of Becky Tirabassi Change Your Life® Inc., a multi-media corporation and Burning Hearts, Inc., a non-profit student organization. Visit her at: www.changeyourlifedaily.com.
Recently on Women
Editors' Picks
Have something to say about this article? Leave your comment via Facebook below!
Listen to Your Favorite Pastors
Add Crosswalk.com content to your siteBrowse available content


text:
Another collage journal page…This will eventually become a painting. The moon/sun face is a sticker, & the work of Penny, from Poorly Drawn Things. I love her work-if you want, click on through to check her tumblr out-She's absolutely brilliant.9 notes
Posted on Sunday, 19 February
Tagged as: my art poorly drawn things politics babies illustration stickers journal diary mixed media collage artists on tumblr kye sangha altered book
- apaulsinkings likes this
- flowersandfairydust reblogged this from whimsicalbeast and added:
I am going to try this out, i love art
- xitchcraft likes this
- thedailydoodles likes this
- dayvmattt likes this
- hugabugga reblogged this from whimsicalbeast
- kyleharterart likes this
- pennypoorly said: Kye, you're too nice to me.
- hugabugga likes this
- whimsicalbeast posted this


text:
We're sorry but you can't collect Welcome Rewards® nights at this hotel
We do not have Hotels.com photos for this hotel.
The Hotel Nazionale is located in Piacenza, Italy
- Hotel Year Built - 1932 Year Remodeled - 1997 Additional Property Description - The Nazionale Hotel..Recently Entirely Renovated..Has 69 Rooms And 9 Suites With The Highest Standard Or Refined Furnishings. It Is Ideally Located On The Main Street Of The City And 2 Minutes Walk To The Historical Center. The Atmosphere Is Warm..Bright And Welcoming Anywhere. The Moment You Enter Your Room At The Hotel Nazionale You Will See That Every Expectation Of Comfort And Beauty Has Been Fulfilled. A Delightful Sunlight Terrace From May To September To Enhance Your Pleasant Stay. Complimentary ... Breakfast
No star rating available
No star rating available
No star rating available
No star rating available
This hotel does not offer any accessibility features. Please select a different hotel if you are interested in booking a room with accessibility features.
Rates displayed are for single or double occupancy per room per night based on the number of adults requested. Please note that extra people, children, rollaway beds and incidentals may be subject to additional charges at check-in.
Rates are subject to availability and may exclude additional taxes and charges imposed by the hotel. Some rates may require special identification.
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


text:
The Lenovo A8 features a 1.3 GHz MTK 8121 quad core processor, 16 GB of flash memory and 1 GB of RAM, all for $179. The 8-inch tablet also has a 1280 x 800 IPS screen with good color accuracy and wide viewing angles -- great for watching movies with a friend. We also like the Lenovo Smart Side Bar for easy access to media and recently used apps and SHAREit for wireless file transfers. With almost 9 hours of battery life, the A8 has the endurance to last you the whole day without injuring your wallet.
The T-Roid708A is a 7-inch tablet for under $200 that also offers extraordinary quality and exceptional value. And as a bonus, it runs the Android 4.2.2. Jelly Bean operating system!
Other features are quad core processors and 1GB RAM which offer super fast performance and reliability, and razor sharp images and high definition graphics that brings movies and games to life.
For more info on this tablet and other quality tablets sold cheap, visit http://www.peepingjoe.co.za
im specifically looking for samsung galaxy note 8.0 only


text:
It's after dinner and Rasta walks with me along Jalan Raya Kuta. The little bracelet girls are chasing each other on the road and come running my direction as soon as they see me. They offer me a fruit that looks like Lansones but tastes like Rambutan. We stroll along the dusty road, stopping every time we bump into familiar faces. They drop me off at Lombok Barrel, say goodbye and continue to work throughout the night.
And I'm here sitting on a makeshift wooden bench that's about to collapse. The night is young and the local surfer boys are sitting around the bonfire playing some acoustic tunes. Ozy drumming calmly on his bongos, Aris strumming his guitar, serenading us with his sweet raspy voice. They speak to me in what seemed like a mix of Bahasa Indonesian, Sasak and broken English with a heavy Australian accent and strangely I understand. In between songs, they plan to surf a secret spot tomorrow and I'm invited. Don't tell the Spanish guys, they say.
We pass around some local rice wine before all the bules arrive and it's delicious. I look up at this humongous tree almost stripped bare of its' leaves, exposing the crescent moon and the night sky full of stars. They're just as bright as I remember them to be. None of my friends are here yet I never feel alone. I have nothing but a few thousand rupiahs left in my back pocket, no house, no keys. But I'm here, the glow of the fire warming my face. My mind is not a million miles away, wishing I was someplace else. I have to see Southeast Asia, I keep reminding myself. But I'm right where I want to be and its a little harder for me to leave.


text:
This book is not guaranteed to come with supplemental materials (access codes, CD's, DVDs, etc.)
Philosophy of Religion : An Anthology
AUTHOR: Pojman, Louis P. and Rea, Michael
PUBLISHER: Wadsworth
Also available at Amazon.com
Philosophy of Religion: An Anthology (Rental: 130 Days) 1 1
This was a very helpful book uses it alot I love renting bookes from your company it makes it easy for me as a student and the prices are way more better then other places. This book was in good conditions i was able to use it in my class. I love how shipping is easy and how shipping is fast. I have bought before from your company buy this time i decide to make a account. the first time i thought it was really cool that you set individual people to pack your package. My first book that i got from you was a social science book and it came with a candy inside i was so happy it made my day with just the thought of something nice. I like how you guys say thank you to your clients. December 15, 2012
1-1 of 1


text:
Holy Or History: How Do You Read The Christian Bible?
425 Views0 Likes
Gary Greenberg, president of the Biblical Archaeology Society of New York, has written two powerful books examining the foundations of Judaism and Christianity. Mr. Greenberg, author of "The Bible Myth: The African O...
Blacks Divided
206 Views0 Likes
Dr. Carol Swain, a professor of Political Science and Law at Vanderbilt University and author of Debating Immigration, will explore the nuances of contemporary immigration and citizenship affecting the U. S. (3017)
Schools: What's The Plan?
189 Views0 Likes
Dr. Rudy Crew is the Superintendent of the Miami-Dade County Public School System and author of Only Connect: The Way to Save our Schools. Dr. Crew says if we are to survive, we must place our schools at the center of...
Who Does Illegal Immigration Hurt?
192 Views0 Likes
Educator and immigration specialist Dr. Frank Morris examines the affect of immigrant policy on the African-American community and the position of the Black leadership on this issue. (3011)
"Were Angolans The First African Americans?"
236 Views0 Likes
How much do we know about the first Africans to settle in the English colony of Jamestown in 1619? Recently discovered artifacts suggest that the true origin of the first African Americans is Angola. Tom Davidson, se...
Self-Health: Killing The Parasites and Cleansing The Body
245 Views0 Likes
Dr. Hulda Clark believes that the source of all disease is a combination of parasites, bacteria, viruses and pollutants in the body. On this program, Dr. Clark discusses her methods of finding and ridding the body of...


text:
A Letter From The President Of Maryland Shall Issue
You. our membership, their family and friends are the cornerstone of our existence and our mission. Without you, we are nothing...More
Maryland Primary Election Results
November's general election will offer new opportunities to remove Delegates and Senators who voted for SB281 and elect pro-2A representatives...More
Maryland Shall Issue 2014 Legislative Recap
Session 2014 is over. This was a relatively uneventful year for 2nd Amendment Rights. But make no mistake, this is a temporary reprieve...More
Maryland's '2A Tuesday' Event Is Feb 4th 2014
We are actively informing people across the region of the need to show up in numbers we've never seen before, in support of your SecondMore
Maryland's Woollard Supreme Court Petition Denied
A denial of cert does not mean an affirmation of the ruling. This is a setback for 2nd amendment civil rights, but it is byMore
Maryland Acknowledges They Violated Gun Owners Privacy
Sending your private information over an unsecured internet connection is a violation of law and common sense. The State Police must adhere to the standardsMore
Maryland SB281 Lawsuit Update
U. S. District Court Judge Catherine Blake has denied a request to delay the Firearm Safety Act of 2013 and the Handgun Qualification License requirementMore
Maryland Shall Issue – A New Dawn Of Infringements On The Second Amendment
Today brings upon us the dawn of SB 281, a new era of 2nd amendment infringements and the further stripping of our civil rights...More
Maryland May Need Virginia Firearm Instructors To Fill Gap Under New Law
Maryland Shall Issue, sent me information about an opportunity for Virginia firearms instructors to train Maryland gun owners, a requirement for all Maryland gun ownersMore
7 Day Wait, Woollard and More Maryland Shall Issue Update
Maryland Shall Issue has also received many questions about why it is not working to sponsor recall elections. Maryland has no legal method to recallMore
Carry Permit Denials, Hagerstown & Bowie Festival Update by Maryland Shall Issue
As we indicated in previously the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the District Court finding that the State's requirement for a "good and substantial"More
What is Maryland Shall Issue Doing To Protect Your Civil Rights Post-SB281
Maryland's new Handgun Licensing provisions are designed specifically to burden ownership, by making it too expensive and time consuming for people to meet the hurdles...More
SB281 Passes – A Sad Day for the 2A in Maryland
Thanks & appreciation to the thousands of you who took time away from work & your families to fight but at the end of theMore
Maryland ~ The Fight Hasn't Finished, But House has Made a Bad Bill Even Worse
On the House floor, the bill was made even worse as Delegates stripped out a committee amendment that would have exempted active duty military andMore
Maryland Gun Control, SB281, Committee Vote & Floor Update
The anti-gun representatives on the committee and the Governor's staff have shown their true colors. This bill has nothing to do with criminals. They willMore
Maryland Legislature Thinks Gun Owners Have Given Up
The Governor is pushing with all his might to rip away every gain we've made. He is trying to convince Delegates that there is someMore
Maryland Committee's Vote on SB 281 Expected This Week
We expect that SB 281 will be amended this week and likely moved to the House floor for their consideration...More
4th Circuit Court of Appeals Overturns Woollard Ruling
Despite numerous studies including those cited in the gunfacts.info publication, the 4th Circuit believed the word of appointed police chiefs over independent and unbiasedMore
Last Minute Tips & Info for Those Going to Maryland Gun Hearings Tomorrow
There will be an ANTI 2nd Amendment rally on Lawyer's Mall tomorrow. AVOID LAWYER'S MALL. Proceed directly to the House building tomorrow morning. Do notMore
MaryLand 2A Defenders We Need You In Annapolis This Week
If these draconian laws pass, some of you are going to be arrested and face jail time, just for possessing a firearm that the stateMore
Woollard Case Heard by 4th Circuit Court of Appeals MSI Special Update
As many of you already know, the Woollard case proceeded to oral arguments on October 24th at the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond,More
Maryland Shall Issue Annual Meeting & Volunteer Events Update
Maryland Shall Issue will hold its annual membership meeting in the Avalon Meeting Room at the Miller Branch of the Howard County Public Library onMore
Good & Substantial Stay Lifted, Maryland State Police to Issue Gun Permits
US District Court for the District of Maryland has issued an order to dissolve the temporary stay of the ruling that declared the "good andMore
Maryland Handgun Permit Adjudication Update
As long as MSP is willing to keep everything on hold, we strongly suggest you wait until the Federal Court rules on the stay...More
Maryland Shall Issue Update – BowieFest and More
Maryland Shall Issue invites you to drop by the Bowiefest on Saturday, June 2 from 11am to 6pm at Allen Pond Park...More
Paul Dembowski Resigns from Maryland Shall Issue
It is our unfortunate displeasure that we announce the resignation of Paul Dembowski from his position as Legislative Director and from MSI as a whole...More
Maryland Shall Issue General Update for April 2012
The Maryland State Police appear to be returning applications and checks to those who applied after the Federal Judge temporarily stayed his ruling on AprilMore
Maryland 2012 Legislative Session Recap from MSI
Maryland Shall Issue would like to thank EVERYONE who made their voices heard during the 2012 Maryland General Assembly session. We had some great successesMore
Congratulations! On Stopping Hijacking of Maryland Shall Issue Bill by Antis
HB 579 was intended to be passed quickly; Marylanders stood up and said NO and demanded the legislature respect their civil rights. This is theMore
Last Change to Prevent Hijacking of Maryland Shall-Issue Bill
A final vote on one of the worst anti-rights bills we have faced in years has been delayed until later today - after having beenMore
Maryland Gun Dealer Registration Almost Law Act NOW!
The law is being sold as a bill to keep criminals from running gun shops, requires Maryland dealers to collect personal information about each andMore
More on Woollard Case from Maryland Shall Issue
The right to armed defense is one of the few enumerated, fundamental rights that we possess, and the state may not simply wish it away...More
Victory in Woollard, MD Case Against Justifiable Need Requirement for Concealed Carry
United States District Court for the District of Maryland has granted a motion for summary judgement for plaintiff Ray Woollard in the Woollard v. SheridanMore
Maryland Shall Issue – Legislative Update – 2/20/12 – Gun Day Hearings This Week
Repealing the requirement that the Secretary of State Police base a finding that an applicant for a handgun permit has a good and substantial reasonMore
Maryland Shall Issue Review of 2012 Gun Legislation
Maryland Shall Issue Reviews current and pending Gun related Legislation for 2012...More
Maryland Shall Issue Announces Open Holster Rally #5
We will be wearing empty holsters in protest of the current "Discretionary Issue" system that sees Handgun Carry Permits issued only to those politically connected...More


text: The woes continue in Cambridge By: admin May 12, 2008 Federal public defender guarding rights of those on 'low end of ladder' Subscribe Login Email Address: Password: Already a paid subscriber but not registered for online access yet? For instructions on how to get premium web access, click here.Forgot your password? Share this:EmailPrintFacebookLinkedInTwitterGoogle +1 1:00 am Mon, May 12, 2008 Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly admin


text:
"Some Conflicts were Found in the Installation Area"
When updating from 0.8.12 to 0.8.13, the patch installation may take a long time and warn that hundreds of files need to be deleted: these are all in the "sdk" folder.
To work around this, before updating, move the sdk folder out of the installation folder, then update, then move it back in. More information in issue 78129.
Linux and the Awesome WM
In Android Studio 0.8.3+:
Studio 0.8.3 does not work properly on Linux with the "Awesome WM" window manager version 3.4. It's supposed to work with 3.5.
Can't Update to Latest Version
On Windows, files that are in use by a process cannot be deleted.
When you attempt to use the builtin update mechanism in the IDE, it sometimes refuses to install the update, usually providing an error message like "Can't delete C:\some\path\file".
To work around this, open the task manager and attempt to kill processes that may be using the file, such as any gradle daemons.
Google Play Services 5.0.77
If your builds suddenly stop working with this error message:
Error: Failed to find: com.google.android.gms:play-services:5.0.77
this is caused by the play services artifact being removed from the local Google Maven repository because it contained some critical bugs. It was been replaced by version 5.0.89 instead. (More information)
(This issue is fixed in Android Studio 0.8.6)
A new version of the Google Play Services library was released recently: 5.2.08. If you are using an older version of the library, Android Studio will automatically offer to upgrade it to the new version. However, due to a bug, it drops the leading zero in "08", which means it replaces the dependency with "5.2.8" instead of "5.2.08" which does not work. To fix this, edit the dependency to read "5.2.08" instead of "5.2.8". (More information).


text:
Added to your Shopping Cart
Dummy Product Name
Quantity 0
In each Tractor Supply store, you'll find a staff of experts, better known as your friends and neighbors. They're proud of where they live and even more proud to bring you the products, services and seasoned advice you need out here.
As a registered Tractor Supply Co. shopper, you'll enjoy exclusive benefits that make shopping faster and easier!
Add to Cart and Begin Checkout to See Price.
Why? Some manufacturers will not allow us to show prices on our website that fall below a set number. In order to see the price of this item, you must add it to your Shopping Cart and then press Checkout – however, you do not need to complete the purchase and can remove this item from your cart at any time.
Light Bulb | Brand : Westinghouse Lighting | Bulb Type : Incandescent | Bulb Designation : 250R40/HT/R/EZ | Bulb Shape : R40 | Watts : 250 W | Voltage : 120 V | Product Diameter : 5 in. | Product Height : 6-1/10 in. | Base Type : E26 Standard Screw More
Quantity 0


text:
The Leading eBooks Store Online
for Kindle Fire, Apple, Android, Nook, Kobo, PC, Mac, BlackBerry ...
The SAGE Handbook of Measurement
Preview (read now) Add to my own site Give this ebook to a friend Add to my wishlist Author's page Publisher's page
moreThe Sage Handbook of Measurement is a unique methodological resource in which Walford, Viswanathan and Tucker draw together contributions from leading scholars in the social sciences, each of whom has played an important role in advancing the study of measurement over the past 25 years. Each of the contributors offers insights into particular measurement related challenges they have confronted and how they have addressed these.
Each chapter focuses on a different aspect of measurement, so that the handbook as a whole covers the full spectrum of core issues related to design, method and analysis within measurement studies. The book emphasises issues such as indicator generation and modification, the nature and conceptual meaning of measurement error, and the day-to-day processes involved in developing and using measures.
The Handbook covers the full range of disciplines where measurement studies are common: policy studies; education studies; health studies; and business studies.less
SAGE Publications; March 2010
649 pages; ISBN 9781446206881
Read online, or download in secure PDF format
649 pages; ISBN 9781446206881
Read online, or download in secure PDF format
More Business
Lean In 2013 US$ 12.99 208 pages
Good to Great 2011 US$ 19.99 100 pages
Resource Economics 2010 US$ 40.00 446 pages
Wall Street Values 2012 US$ 22.00 256 pages
Subject categories


text:
This group is to help facilitate members to help each other. If you have a small quantity/ end of roll that you need to sell or if you are trying to source a small quantity this group is for you.
Members: 218
Latest Activity: Oct 21
Started by Andrea Kolb Oct 21. 0 Replies 0 Likes
We are starting a unique grant program for international designers end of november - check it out here…Continue
Started by Julia-Louise Jul 27. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, I am trying to source washable paper fabric. It is a cellulose paper product that can be washed up to 300 times. It great for making bags and craft products. I have been searching for it high and…Continue
Started by Holly Pressdee. Last reply by Holly Pressdee May 10. 17 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, I looking for an organisation growing and producing organic cotton, which I can work with. I would like small quantities to print on, with the hope to expand production once the project takes…Continue
Tags: fashion, cloth, printing, sustainable, ethical
Started by Claire Couchman. Last reply by Holly Pressdee May 10. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I am looking to source some British woolen cloth to make Mens suits. Only small quanities at first, looking at future expantion. Can anyone help?Thank youClaire CouchmanContinue
Add a Comment
Hi there! We have some organic and reclaimed fabric remnants that may be useful for students/designers http://bit.ly/1lgI632
We are excited about our Kickstarter campaign featuring our patent pending "Timeless Jacket". There is no jacket like it anywhere, and no brand like us. Wearers simply insert the pocket flap of an inner piece from our other collections, into the pocket slit of the Timeless Jacket. Please click the link directly below for a demo on our Kickstarter campaign.
Hi There...
I would be in London from 21-22 May ..Anyone interested in organic fabrics..get in touch...stockist and wholesaler from India 10 years selling beautiful organic fabrics..
would be carrying all swatches and samples for review...
I would love to meet anyone interested in buying organic fabrics or wants to discuss eco fashion...mail me on email@example.com...
Hi all,
I am based in England and want to begin a business start up supplying vibrant interesting fabrics from around the world.
I am looking for suppliers and information on how to import fabrics into the UK.
Any help and information would be much appreciated. Feel free to contact me directly.
Thank you!!!
Hello! I have gained access to antique hemp and linen canvas sacking and would offer it to you at the bargain price of 16 GBP per meter. These come in rolls of 5 - 7.5 meters and range from rough and rustic to soft and smooth.
If you are interested please email me:email@example.com
Hi guys
I am looking for 5m - 7m of silk fabric (in white) for dress making can you please contact me if you have this available
Hi!! I'm looking for to acquire a mixed bag of organic fabrics, all kinds including silk, mesh, and "fur" of 30 X 50 cm for swatching. I would love to trade scrap fabrics for designs ideas (drawings and swatches) for your collection in hand and machine knits or crochet.
Looking for silver chains for clutches either shoulder length 24" length or 44" length please contact me if you have any.
Hi I am a designer in UK and I am looking for a few metres of peace silk not sure if this can be source in colours but basically I need black and raspberry i can email photo for the raspberry colour.
Maiya Eco/Ethical Fabric Stockroom Sale
Beautiful fabrics offered at reduced prices: perfect for fashion students and start-up ethical fashion labels alike
Price per meter or further discount if whole roll purchased
Please ask for a delivery price quote
Please click on the following link to view fabric:
For more information or to place your order please email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text: Missouri Has Conference Title Shot Due to Picking SEC over Big Ten Print article Send a Tip by John Pudner 9 Jan 2013 post a comment Despite playing almost all guards last year, Missouri was a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. Then three things happened that give Missouri a chance to take a conference title this year. First, 6-foot-8 Laurence Bowers came back from last year's ACL tear to give them some size. Then 6-foot-9 Alex Oriakhi transferred in from UConn. And finally, they joined the SEC instead of the best basketball conference in the land, the Big Ten. Choosing to pursue the SEC over the Big Ten may have led to a tough football season, but in basketball Phil Pressey, Oriakhi and Bowers have a much better chance at all-Conference, and the Tigers have a great shot at a title. It would have been hard to do either in the Big Ten, which is as far ahead of the SEC in basketball as the SEC has been of everyone else in football. A title still will not be easy, as Missouri will likely be in a three-way battle with Florida and Kentucky for the conference title. However, Kentucky is in between national contenders and are beatable. While Mississippi is a strong fourth team for the conference, three other teams have not lived up to billing and are not currently projected to make the tournament. A look at the ratings at www.kenpom.com show that eight Big Ten teams rank in the top 50, and Missouri would currently rank as only the seventh best team in the Big Ten. Indiana ranks #1, Michigan at #7 etc. Rnk Big Ten Rank Rnk SEC Rank 1 Indiana 3 Florida 7 Michigan 10 Kentucky 8 Minnesota 22 Missouri 12 Ohio St. 30 Mississippi 16 Michigan St. 64 Arkansas 17 Wisconsin 75 Tennessee 34 Illinois 79 Alabama 49 Iowa 101 Louisiana St. 85 Purdue 130 Georgia 100 Northwestern 131 Texas A&M 171 Penn St. 145 Vanderbilt 187 Nebraska 159 Auburn 208 Mississippi St. 212 South Carolina Pressey, who dealt out 13 assists Saturday night in a double digit win over Alabama on Tuesday, and Oriakhi rank just behind the Top 10 players in the SEC – meaning they could be All-Conference by moving up just a couple of spots. Bowers is already the 82nd best player in the country in Value Add (www.valueaddbasketball.com) and would be an easy All-SEC pick and is in a virtual tie with LSU's Anthony Hickey (ranked 80th in the country) to be a First Team All-SEC player as one of the top five players in the conference. However, the Big Ten now has 10 of the top 77 players in the country, so Bowers would not even be a second team All-Big Ten player. Here are the Top Ten players in each conference with their national ranks. Nat'l Rank All-SEC Team Off Def PG/Per Total 7 Caldwell-Pope, Kentavious Georgia 4.55 -3.54 1 9.09 12 Releford, Trevor Alabama 5.9 -1.61 1 8.52 17 Noel, Nerlens Kentucky 1.98 -6.15 0 8.14 57 Lacey, Trevor Alabama 4.98 -1.67 0.5 7.15 80 Hickey, Anthony Louisiana St. 2.43 -2.81 1.5 6.74 82 Bowers, Laurence Missouri 5.78 -0.88 0 6.65 98 Young, Patric Florida 3.41 -2.89 0 6.3 102 Murphy, Erik Florida 5.64 -0.59 0 6.23 124 Wilbekin, Scottie Florida 4.15 -1.26 0.5 5.91 127 Boynton, Kenny Florida 3.96 -0.94 1 5.9 42.78 -22.34 5.5 Nat'l Rank All-SEC Team Off Def PG/Per Total 3 Burke, Trey Michigan 8.69 -0.21 1.5 10.4 8 Zeller, Cody Indiana 6.55 -2.13 0 8.68 14 Oladipo, Victor Indiana 4.69 -3.11 0.5 8.31 31 Paul, Brandon Illinois 5.56 -2.14 0 7.7 42 Hulls, Jordan Indiana 5.53 -0.44 1.5 7.48 64 Berggren, Jared Wisconsin 5.92 -1.12 0 7.04 66 Hollins, Austin Minnesota 4.03 -2.5 0.5 7.03 69 Thomas, Deshaun Ohio St. 6.6 -0.39 0 6.99 73 Scott, Shannon Ohio St. 3.38 -2.93 0.5 6.81 77 Brust, Ben Wisconsin 3.85 -1.93 1 6.78 54.8 -16.9 5.5 Predicted All-Star Game 76-72 Big Ten Overall, the SEC is now behind the other BCS Conferences as well as the Mountain West to rank as only the seventh best basketball conference, while the Big Ten is Number 1. The Value Add calculations indicate that if the 20 players above played against each other the Big Ten team would win 76-72, and the margin between the two conferences top to bottom is even more in favor of the Big Ten despite some superstars like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.


text:
Written by:
Welcome back
Is been quite long since last we spoke
I noticed you don't like me
Don't worry
I don't like you either
Is not like we gonna kill each other in public
Im sure you don't want to call attention friend
So how long will it take?
A good amount of money might work for me
A better splash will satisfy us all
Driving the night to the sun
Im sure is gonna be pretty
Pretty fatal
Will it take a chain to hold you?
A jail to lock you?
Is gonna be fun
Is gonna hurt a lot
So i will hear you sing pain for us all
Look at the crowd
Were is she?
Wasn't she protecting you from me?
Im here in front of you
With my blade drawn
Look at my smile
Look up my face
See me tremble in exited
Many days fell to night
So many nights long away from day
Seeing mimics become actions
So many people here your screams of fear and help will not be heard
Im sure i will slice deep
That neck is quite pale
To my eyes is quite tainted in red
My insanity
My tongue asks desperate for your blood
It has made me hungrier every passing day and night
Is smiling deep
But what is behind these eyes?
Behind it all the story no body tells
The blood no body tastes
But i know the story
I know the taste
And i want to repeat that story
That taste
I want to


text:
Interieurs: Modern, Antique & Witty Furniture
Please go to our new link for Interieurs.
When you are looking for that one perfect piece. Many furniture stores embody a monoculture or monoperiod, specializing either in new furniture, modern furniture, antiques or traditional styles. Interieurs does none of this. The brainchild and testing ground of designer, Francine Gardner, her shop on Franklin Street is the kind that makes you stop and stare in the windows. The look? It is hard to place. Distinctively modern, clean lines but mixed in with antiques from around the world (Asia, Italy, Morrocco...you name it). The final look is strong, uncluttered, but with a hint of a luxurious, soft feminine nature behind it all. Everything is comfortable and the range of pieces is impressive, from outdoor tables to indoor lighting to beds. Problems? Good stuff like this ain't cheap. Beds: $5-6,000 Sofas: $5-10,000 Dining Tables: $7,000 up Lighting: $1-2,500. It is worth looking even if you don't buy as the style of the store will teach you something, and why not save up for one good thing? MGR
Hours: M-F 10-7pm, Sat 10-6pm
1 Comment
I am looking for a sideboard that has doors made of colorful translucent acrylic. I saw something like this in the NY Times this week, but when I search the Times, it does not come up. Does anyone know what I am talking about or know of a source? Thanks.


text:
BHAVNANI, ENAKSHI, - The Dance In India The Origin and History, Foundations, the Art and Science of the Dance In India-Classical, Folk, and Tribal.
Bombay, Tarapporevala's Treasure House of Books, 1965.First Edition, Hardcover, Very Good.8vo 8" - 9" tall.USD 30.00 [Appr.: EURO 24 | £UK 19 | JP¥ 3370] Book number 265372
is offered by:
Order this book
Ask for information
Back to your search results


text:
Shrine Practice: Blake making his case
By Amy Campbell
Florida Field Reporter
Date: Jan 17, 2013
On a field full of talented people, it may be tough to stand out, but Emory Blake feels he's done just that this week at practice for the East-West Shrine Game. The Auburn wide receiver says his game has improved in just the last few days by working with the coaches and practice and he hopes he's impressed the scouts watching.
|Please sign in or subscribe to read the rest of this story...
To view this complete premium story please choose from one of the following:
|You may also: