text:
My last blog post left off with the purchase and homecoming of our day-old turkey poults to the brooder that Farmer Bryan had just finished ... in the nick of time!
The little birdlets spent seven cozy weeks in their newly crafted brooder, where they learned to eat a little grass and the occasional bug that flew in through the window or crawled in through a tiny opening. They explored their tiny "world" and grew strong and healthy.
Finally, at 7 weeks, it was time to leave the brooder and meet the great big world outside! First, I suit up for work ...
I'm not able to photograph the capture, wing-trimming, and crating of the birds as it is fully a two-person job, all hands on deck (and none on the camera), but we do a gentle body-grab of the birds, pinning their delicate wings with our hands so they don't injure themselves by frantic wing flapping. Once captured, Farmer Bryan tucks them under one arm, by his side, like a football, then holds out one wing. I look underneath the wing so I can see the "quick," where the feather quills' blood supply is, and then carefully trim off the feathers beyond the quick ... very much like trimming fingernails.
It does not hurt the bird (again, like trimming fingernails), and prevents them from being able to fly out of the protected pasture area we have ready for them. If they were to fly out, they would very rapidly be eaten by something ... so flight is a liability. In the photo below, you can see the trimmed wing feathers on one of the birds:
Once the feathers are trimmed, I open the top of the poultry crate and Farmer Bryan gently places the turkey inside and guides it as far back as possible. He quickly withdraws his arm and I quickly close the hatch so our bird doesn't escape ... which they try to do! We put about five turkeys in each crate. Once all the turkeys are crated, we lift the crates into the back of the Kawasaki Mule, our farm utility vehicle, for the ride out to the pasture where the Chicken Huts, all scrubbed out and re-named "Turkey Huts," await the nervous birds.
Once we're at the Turkey Hut, the crating procedure is reversed, again taking care to open and close the hatch quickly to prevent the turkeys from injuring themselves in any escape attempt. Food and fresh water await them inside the Turkey Hut, and they soon settle in for a meal and then a nap in the warm sunshine!
We leave them in the Turkey Hut for one week, so they learn, no doubt about it, where "Home" is ... food, water, shade, shelter. It also gives them time to get just a bit bigger, which makes them only slightly less of an easy "pick-off" meal for one of our resident hawks or eagles. At 8 weeks, we will open the door to the Turkey Hut and allow them to learn the lessons of living on the pasture ... under our watchful eyes! Stay tuned!
It's been a while since I've written a blog post … my apologies! Let's see … I left off as the concrete work was happening at Farm on the Hill. What a difference!
The masons did a great job in the old barn, completing the interior tuckpointing on the original stone foundation walls, then parging it all.
Once they cleared out, and the electricians had finished re-wiring the barn's electrical system, Farmer Bryan and I got to work constructing the brooder in one of the newly repaired rooms. After a good sweeping, insulation batts were placed.
Additional framing was added where needed.
The ceiling was installed. NOT EASY! The barn, like the house, is built of solid oak. That's a hard, hard wood to drill into up over one's head!
Walls were installed, and everything was sawed and shaped with hand tools where needed.
We worked during the daytime and also by lamplight, and finished walling in the room the night before the turkey poults were to be picked up!
The morning of pick up, I washed the viewing window and Bryan put the finishing touches on the brooder … pine shavings, heat lamps, feeders and waterers.
Just in case you forgot where we started, just four short days prior, here's the before:
And the after:
Last but NOT LEAST ... a good, sturdy latch for the door.
Then it was off for some fun!
We won't talk about Thanksgiving dinner just yet … these guys and gals are just too cute to think about that! We'll just enjoy watching them through the sparkling clean viewing window instead!
It's been an incredibly busy week at Farm on the Hill here in Wisconsin's Driftless Region! After watching the barn form frozen waterfalls inside this past winter, where the water was pouring into the place we plan to have sheep, and seeing the floor of the room in the barn that we planned to use as the brooder become a sheet of ice, and also watching the stones fall out of a load-bearing wall in the basement of the house, we finally decided to make the investment, and we hired a mason and his crew. I have to give a major shout-out to Mark Kast Masonry, LLC, for their terrific work! What a great bunch of guys ... we will be hiring them again, most definitely, for the next job! They do both the vertical work on the walls and the horizontal work that we needed done, so we were able to make a real transformation!
Brooder before (the area under the large viewing window was a sheet of ice):
Brooder after (4 inches of concrete to raise the floor level, since we determined that the water was coming from under in this room, not from leaking walls):
We hired our neighbor (and his skid steer) to clean out the barn and the old liquid waste trench that was part of the old dairy operation that was once here ... the trench was filled, all winter, with 6 inches of solid ice, and with 6 inches of water all spring and early summer.
Trench before:
Trench after:
Wall Repair:
See the hole in the wall in the photo below? It was there so the lucky person mucking out the barn via the trench could empty the muck into the manure spreader, which was parked on the pad on the outside of the hole in the wall. We have no use for that "exit point," so the guys walled it in for us. First, they filled it in with blocks, then they "sculpted" over it with concrete to reinforce. (Note: the vertical barn wall work is not finished ... this is just the start.)
Foundation Wall:
Our basement has two halves: the original half (which is almost a century old), and the new half, added sometime in the last nine years by the previous owner. Much has been done in the last year, by us, to the old half. This time, however, it was the new half that was getting a facelift, indoors and "out!"
The wall that divides the new half of the basement from the old is the original, 100-year-old stone foundation wall. The side of this wall that faces the "new half" of the basement was the original exterior foundation wall. To understand this better, here's a little "word picture" for you, then a photograph:
Go back in time to the 1910s. Picture a big, rectangular hole in the ground that, when the house was built, was to be the basement. The builder took the stones, and pressed them into the dirt "walls" of that hole until he had the entire thing "walled in," then he used mortar to secure the stones in place on what became the inside of the basement.
Fast-forward almost 100 years, and dig an adjoining hole, right up to the old one, to add more basement alongside (plus a new kitchen on top of it). Use a sledge hammer to break through the old wall, creating an opening from old basement to new. Then remove all the old mud from what was the exterior side of the old wall, so it now shows on the other side, the new side. This is what we have.
Since this "exterior side" of the stone wall was just pushed into the original mud/dirt hole, it becomes a crumbly mess when it's exposed. Not only do we constantly have dirt piling up at its base, we also have gravel and large stones dropping off of it. Not very safe, and certainly a constant mess. Tuckpointing and then a sculpted concrete coating fixed this old, exterior-now-interior wall!
The finished wall:
Opposite the newly sculpted wall are the sliding glass doors that lead to the back "yard" of the house and the pastures. The area just outside the doors was a weed-laden mess for the last year. Not any more!
There is still much to do as we reclaim This Old Farm, but each step we take brings us one step closer to the long-term dream coming true! I hope you've enjoyed our tour!
Strong storms moved through most of Wisconsin last night. Though we had quite the lightning show and heavy wind and rain, we were spared the structural damage that seems to have hit farther east, in the Madison area. Nonetheless, the wind and soaking rains did lead to the loss of three of our young chickens. It would have been four, had it not been for Farmer Bryan's quick actions, which saved a hypothermic bird.
She is one who doesn't yet have her full feathers. Most of them do, but a few are a bit "behind" their pasture-mates. Bryan ran her into the house, into the basement where the brooder used to be. I ran to the barn to grab a chain from which Bryan then suspended one of the heat lamps we use for the baby chicks. Our bird was dropping her head down to the ground. Her eyes were closed, and she was shaking quite hard. We set her down in the little child's pool we keep as a "hospital pen" for sick chicks. We tossed a couple of towels into the microwave to heat them up, then wrapped our little patient in two of them, and placed her under the heat lamp. It wasn't looking good.
There were still the other birds outside who needed food, water, and freedom from their nighttime confines, so Bryan headed up and out to finish chores while I sat with our shivering bird. I remembered my experience, back in high school, with a November canoe trip in Michigan. A classmate who was goofing around (foolishly so) in her canoe lost her balance and fell into the cold river. We spent hours with her, battling hypothermia. I remember distinctly being told, "Whatever you do, don't let her fall asleep. Keep her awake. Talk to her, sing to her, rub her skin, just don't let her fall asleep." So I figured I'd do the same thing with the chicken. I talked to her, sang to her, petted her head and neck … which were the only parts sticking out of the towel-wrap. Then I finally turned on the radio, so she could hear music. I carefully lifted the waterer to her beak, and tried to coax her to take a drop. I had filled the jar with very warm water, and added just a dash of "Save-A-Chick," which is an electrolyte powder. It looks and smells like orange Gatorade. She only took one drop. I prayed …
After about 15 minutes, she briefly opened her eyes. A good sign! I talked to her, petted her, and re-adjusted her towel wraps. Her eyes opened more often, and she seemed to look at me. After a little more time, she was noticeably more alert, and began to squirm just a bit inside her wraps. I pulled them back, but just a little bit, as she was still shivering.
I didn't time this, but I'm guessing it took about 30 minutes of sitting in the towel wraps, under the heat lamps, before I smelled the clear notice that her kidneys and her digestive system were functioning normally (smiles). I don't love that smell, but this time, it was a welcome sign that her organs hadn't shut down! Once she'd done this, she really wanted out of the wraps. I opened them more, enough that she could get out if she really wanted to, but they were still there if she was cold.
She began to move, but was really stumbling around. This lasted another half-hour or so, during which time she ate a bit (another good sign) of food from her tray, tried to perch on her tray, fell into her tray, sat in her tray, and, finally, walked out of her tray.
As her gait became more steady, and she began to explore the walls of the little pool, we decided to "wall her in," just in case she found the strength to make a jump for escape.
Once we saw that she was thoroughly dry and thoroughly recovered, Farmer Bryan dodged her pecking beak and was able to grab her for the trip back outside to her pasture home, and her pasture-mates. It was hot and humid outside … perfect weather for a chicken!
It was so cute … as we approached the pasture, her pasture-mates stopped their activity and peeked around the Chicken Huts to see what was happening. When Bryan stepped into the paddock with our little patient, they all came running, as if to say, "Yay! You made it! You're home!"
Bryan placed her in the Chicken Hut, near the food trough, and her pasture-mates flocked around to see their missing friend.
We are sad to have lost three of these chickens, but it was sure satisfying to nurse this one back to health! We have more possible storms predicted for tonight, so we are praying that she stays safe and dry. Think we'll get up with the sun tomorrow morning and check on them, just in case we need to warm up some more.
With summer knocking at the door, I thought I'd share my method for making jam without commercial pectin. Agar-agar is made from a variety of sea vegetables (seaweed/kelp), and is used like gelatin ... only it's completely vegetarian! It's a great alternative to pectin in jams, and it can be used to thicken anything you cook. Agar-agar must be heated to "release" the jelling properties, then it will set up as it cools. Agar-agar flakes are best ... less processed than agar-agar powder. My recipe is for flakes.
Pectin is found in the skins/peels of many fruits and has thickening properties. Commercial pectin, on the other hand, is a processed powder made from apple (typically) and/or citrus peels. It is far from natural ... have a quick look HERE at a chart showing the steps to make powdered pectin. You'll probably realize why you're allergic to it, if you are!
I used the recipe from my Ball Blue Book of Canning for peach preserves, and modified it to include blueberries and to use the agar-agar. Here are the ingredients lists for both ... each uses 4 pounds of fruit. Note the amount of sugar called for in each:
Peach Preserves
8 cups sliced, peeled, pitted peaches (about 4 pounds)
1 package powdered pectin
2 tablespoons lemon juice
7 cups sugar
Blueberry-Peach Preserves With Agar-Agar
4 pounds combination blueberries and peaches (slice, peel, and pit peaches)
4 tablespoons agar-agar flakes
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 1/4 cups pure cane sugar (do use CANE sugar ... others can be from sugar beets or other cheap sweet stuff)
Did you check out that difference in sugar? This jam has a delicate sweet flavor that comes from the fruit itself, rather than the overpowering taste of sugar. I love it! Here are the instructions for how to make it:
– Have your jars sterile and ready (I just use my dishwasher, and keep the door shut to keep them hot; it takes my canner about 40 minutes to boil, I think, so I start the water bather heating when my dishwasher has about 40 minutes to go until the end of the cycle).
– Put all ingredients, except agar-agar, into a stock pot or deep pasta pot. Mash the peaches and berries with a potato masher (you could use a food processor ... but I like my jam a tad chunky, so I don't use one for this). Stir to mix sugar in well.
– Bring a good book or magazine to have by the stove (you'll see why ...).
– Bring it all to a boil, stirring constantly.
– Add agar-agar, stir in well.
– Turn down heat to warm, and mash some more with the potato masher (the hot fruits are softer so they'll mash really nicely now ... careful that you don't get spattered with hot fruit).
– Turn heat back up to resume a gentle boil; set the timer for 20 minutes, and keep stirring.
– Keep stirring, stirring, stirring ... just keep stirring the whole 20 minutes!
The agar-agar will begin to thicken at the end of the stirring time. ***DO NOT ADD MORE AGAR-AGAR ... WHAT YOU HAVE IS PLENTY, AND IT WILL THICKEN! BE PATIENT! ***(How do I know this? I wasn't patient, and I added another tablespoon of agar-agar ... my jam is delicious, but really jellied ... more than I would like.)
– When the timer goes off, you're ready to ladle this into your hot canning jars; be super careful, this stuff is super hot. To prevent the jars from possible cracking, hold a metal table knife in the jar with one hand while you ladle with the other.
– Wipe down tops and sides and tightly screw on lids. Some people just let the lids seal at this point, but I water-bath processed mine for 10 minutes.
Read more about agar-agar HERE and HERE.
I hope you'll give it a try this summer with the fresh fruit you purchase at your local farmers' market, or that you grow yourself if you are so blessed! Let me know how it turns out!
After enjoying a wonderful Easter Sunday cantata at our church, Bryan and I headed another 45 minutes south (and thus about 1 1/2 hours south of our farm) to pick up 20 1-year-old laying hens from an Organic Valley Coop egg farmer who had them for sale.
I like Organic Valley and am a loyal customer of their dairy products, but I have to say I was surprised by the high production at this farm. It wasn't anything like the confinement egg operations you see in the conventional ag industry, which is nightmarish, but it wasn't what I had imagined, either. It's still high production … but the birds weren't confined in cages, and we know, since they were O.V. birds, they weren't fed all the chems and meds that conventional birds would receive. A vast improvement over the factory-farms which produce the 99 cents/dozen chalk-white eggs at the supermarket … but we kinda like what we're doing with these 20 hens, and we think the hens like it, too.
We kept them in the Eggmobile for the first three days, to make sure they had settled down after the stress of the move, and also to make sure they were accustomed to laying their eggs in the nesting boxes, so we wouldn't have to hunt all over the pastures for the little brown orbs.
On day four, Bryan opened up the ramp and I readied my camera to capture the big moment! But the girls were too nervous to come out.
Bryan moved the red waterer closer to the ramp, so they'd be able to see it. Since it had been in the Eggmobile with them for those first three days, they knew what it was. That should draw them out of the Eggmobile! I readied my camera again and waited …
No go. They were still too skittish to come down that ramp. More work to do on the farm, so we left them with the ramp door open, and hoped they would come out and enjoy the fresh air, cold as it was.
This afternoon, Bryan and I finished the Mobile Chicken Tractor, which will house our broilers out on the pasture in just a few days when we move them out of the brooder. I had my camera with me to take some photos of the construction, including this shot of one of our farm kitties, 1-year-old Hobbes, who decided to "help" Bryan with his work …
After we finished the tractor, I headed out toward the pasture, and found the girls happily scratching through the grass, pecking at bugs, and enjoying the sunshine!
I'm looking forward to watching the yolks on these eggs turn from the winter-time, barn-raised yellow to the deep orange of foraging, bug-eating, pasture-raised hens. The nutrition of these eggs can't be beat, and the satisfaction of knowing that the hens that laid the eggs are enjoying their chicken-lives while they are in our "employ" is icing on the cake!
Here at Farm on the Hill in Richland Center, Wisconsin, "Mud Season" has begun in earnest. We eagerly await the pastures complete thawing and firming up enough to bring our first critters out to the green grass. This year, it'll be the chickens.
The broilers are still in the brooder in the basement, and they are growing like weeds! It's amazing to watch the way they change, literally before our eyes.
In the tractor shed, farmer Bryan Havens has added the roof and the sides to the Egg Mobile in preparation for the laying hens to join us in just a couple more weeks.
The two photos below show the interior of the Egg Mobile. The nesting box will be hung on the left side wall closest to you in this first photo. On the outside of the Egg Mobile, behind the nesting box, there will be a hinged panel, which we can raise and prop open in order to collect all the eggs laid in the nest boxes from the outside.
At the back on the left side of the photo below, you can see that Bryan has left an opening. He'll be building a "trap door" type of structure that will, when open, serve as the ramp that the hens will use to go in and out of the Egg Mobile. At night, Bryan will call them all back inside, and then he will close that ramp door up tight and lock it to keep predators out, and the hens in.
We have purchased 20 certified organic laying hens from a farm to the south of ours, and plan to pick them up in another week. So we'll have LOTS of activity happening really, really soon!
Stay tuned for more news from This Old Farmhouse!
Want to rediscover what made grandma's house the fun place we all remember? Capper's Farmer — the newly restored publication from the rural know-how experts at Grit.com — updates the tried-and-true methods your grandparents used for cooking, crafting, gardening and so much more. Subscribe today and discover the joys of homemade living and homesteading insight — with a dash of modern living — that makes up the new Capper's Farmer.
Save Even More Money with our automatic renewal savings plan!
Pay now with a credit card and take advantage of our automatic renewal savings plan. You save an additional $5 and get 4 issues of Capper's Farmer for only $19.95 (USA only).
Or, Bill Me Later and I'll pay just $19.95 for a one year subscription!
Copyright 2014, All Rights Reserved | Ogden Publications, Inc., 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, Kansas 66609-1265
Special Interest Websites :
Great Green Careers •
Community Chickens •
Good Things to Eat •
Utne AltWire


text:
- You are here:
- james inhofe
james inhofe
Are hybrids officially swimming in the US mainstream? A recent federal government amendment appears to imply as much, since it says that hybrid drivers won't be able to count on getting solo access to high-occupancy-vehicle (HOV) lanes. And the Prius Nation sighs. A recently approved six-year ...
Sen. Barbara Boxer of California will soon take over as chairwoman of the U.S. Senate Environmental Public Works Committee. Major policy shifts on global warming, air quality and toxic waste are expected as she is one of the most liberal members of the Senate. And she's replacing one of the most ...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Work in HR? Unlock Free Profile
KFC Jobs & Careers in Keyser, WV
Hiring? Post a Job
Show: All Results Last 7 Days
No jobs found – change your filters above for more results
KFC Photos
KFC Reviews
452 Reviews
Recommend to a friend
Approve of CEO
David Novak
119 Ratings
I worked at KFCPros
the work environment was always fun and hours were good for a part-time workerCons
the was no training at all there wasnt any room to grow and no one try to help you get aheadAdvice to ManagementAdvice
take more care and pride for and in your workersDoesn't RecommendNo opinion of CEO
Work at KFC? Share Your Experiences
Click to Rate


text:
The fire carved lines on darkened stone,
like wrinkles on an aging face,
show the story of a kingdom gone,
keep the memories of old days.
As long as the grey walls stand tall,
and the well known words remain true,
so long will the North remember,
and winter will come for you too.
When your gold and your fires have gone,
whithered away in these hard times,
spring will thaw your memory away,
and old stone will only have new lines.
By Winter's Lady


text:
St. Martin Belmond La Samanna
Riviera Maya Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa
San Miguel de Allende Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada
Charleston Belmond Charleston Place
New York '21'
Santa Barbara Belmond El Encanto
St. Michaels Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond
Iguassu Falls Belmond Hotel das Cataratas
Rio de Janeiro Belmond Copacabana Palace
Cusco Belmond Hotel Monasterio
Cusco Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
Machu Picchu Belmond Hiram Bingham
Lima Belmond Miraflores Park
Machu Picchu Belmond Sanctuary Lodge
Sacred Valley Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado
Biarritz Hôtel du Palais
Burgundy Belmond Afloat in France
Europe Venice Simplon-Orient-Express
Florence Belmond Villa San Michele
Portofino Belmond Hotel Splendido and Belmond Splendido Mare
Amalfi Coast Belmond Hotel Caruso
Venice Belmond Hotel Cipriani
Taormina Mare Belmond Villa Sant'Andrea
Taormina Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo
Madeira Belmond Reid's Palace
St Petersburg Belmond Grand Hotel Europe
Madrid Hotel Ritz by Belmond
Mallorca Belmond La Residencia
Edinburgh Belmond Royal Scotsman
United Kingdom Belmond British Pullman
London Belmond Cadogan Hotel (Opening 2016)
Oxfordshire Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons
United Kingdom Belmond Northern Belle
Botswana Belmond Safaris
Cape Town Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel
Siem Reap Belmond La Résidence d'Angkor
Bali Belmond Jimbaran Puri
Luang Prabang Belmond La Résidence Phou Vao
Yangon Belmond Governor's Residence
Ayeyarwady River Belmond Orcaella
Ayeyarwady River Belmond Road to Mandalay
Southeast Asia Eastern & Oriental Express
Koh Samui Belmond Napasai
What are you looking for?
Reservations (Toll-free): 1 800 237 1236
'21' New York - The glamorous landmark restaurant in midtown Manhattan where the celebratory spirit never dims.
Find out more
See more of Peru with Belmond. Spend three nights at any one of our Peruvian hotels and receive a complimentary night at another of your choice.
Get to know Rio, the vibrant city of mountains and sea, samba and carnival. Then, travel deep into the jungle and stay at the only hotel located inside Brazil's Iguassu National Park.
A stay at the famous Belmond Hotel Cipriani in Venice, Italy, is the perfect complement to a journey on the legendary Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train.
Botswana's Okavango Delta has just been voted the 1,000th UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its extraordinary wetland system and rare wildlife.
Select your dates
Reservations (Toll-free): 1 800 237 1236
Further contact information
Copyright © Belmond Management Services SARL (for itself and on behalf of its corporate group) 1995-2014. All copyright and other intellectual property rights in all logos, designs, text, images and other materials on this website are owned by Belmond Management Services SARL and/or its group companies or appear with permission of the relevant owner. 'Belmond' is a trade mark of Belmond Interfin Ltd. Orient Express is a trademark of SNCF.


text:
Quotes & Info
|KBALB > SEC Filings for KBALB > Form 8-K on 19-Feb-2014
|All Recent SEC Filings
Change in Directors or Principal Officers, Amendments to Articles of In
The addition of Mr. Schneider to the Board reflects the Company's ongoing commitment to long-range development of its executive management team and recognition of professional growth. Mr. Schneider is slated to succeed retiring current President and CEO, James C. Thyen later this year, upon completion of the Company's spin-off of its Electronics Manufacturing Services segment into a separate, publicly-traded standalone company. The spin was announced last month.
During his career with Kimball, Mr. Schneider has served in various financial and executive capacities. He joined the Company in 1987 and has been an officer since 1992. His current responsibilities include Kimball International strategic planning, finance, audit, and treasury services. Last year, he assumed responsibility for the strategic, operational and financial aspects of the Kimball Hospitality furniture operations, the largest hotel in-room casegoods and seating manufacturer in the United States. Mr. Schneider serves on the Company's eight-member Corporate Steering Committee, formulating Kimball International strategy and establishing direction for the Company.
Mr. Schneider shall serve as a Director of the Company until the next Annual Meeting of Share Owners of the Company. Mr. Schneider has not been named to serve on any of the committees of the Board. There are no arrangements or understandings between Mr. Schneider and any other person pursuant to which Mr. Schneider was appointed as a Director of the Company. Similar to other employee Directors, Mr. Schneider will not receive additional compensation for serving as a member of the Board.
The Company's press release announcing this change is attached as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated herein by reference.
(a) On February 18, 2014, the Board of the Company approved a resolution to amend the By-laws of the Company. The resolution contained two amendments to the By-laws which were effective immediately.
Article V: Directors
Section 1 - Number: This section was amended to change the number of members that the Board shall consist of to ten (10) members, nine (9) of whom shall be elected by holders of Class A Common Stock, voting as a class, and one (1) of whom shall be elected by holders of Class B Common Stock, voting as a class. The previous provision was that the Board of the Company shall consist of eight (8) members, seven (7) of whom shall be elected by holders of Class A Common Stock, voting as a class, and one (1) of whom shall be elected by holders of Class B Common Stock, voting as a class.
Section 5 - Fees: This section was amended to remove "a sum for each of the regular meetings of the Board". The annual retainer serves as the method of non-employee director compensation.
This summary is not intended to be complete and is qualified in its entirety by reference to the Restated By-laws of Kimball International, Inc. included as Exhibit 3(b) to this report and incorporated herein by reference.
(d) Exhibits The following exhibit is filed as part of this report:
Exhibit Number Description 3(b) Restated By-laws of the Company 99.1 Press Release dated February 18, 2014


text:
Welcome to the contact and details page for Argos in Grantham. StoreLocate.co.uk is a store finder for the UK and provides shopping location information for UK stores. Please see below for the Argos Grantham opening and closing times, the Argos Grantham phone number and a local map to help you find exactly where the Argos in Grantham is located.
The Argos in Grantham is one of a chain of Argos stores that can be found across the UK. We provide information on shops throughout the UK – quickly find the store details you are looking with StoreLocate.
Address for Argos Grantham11 Guildhall Street
Telephone: 0845 640 3030
Argos in Grantham Store Opening Times:
Use Google maps to find exactly where the Argos in Grantham store is located. Click the map and zoom in and out to help you plan directions to the Grantham, Argos store.
This is the Argos in Grantham store information page, but please see below for nearby stores in this area:
Ryman in Grantham
Sports Direct in Grantham
JJB in Grantham
Currys in Grantham
New Look in Grantham
Homebase in Grantham
Marks And Spencer in Grantham
Co Op Food in Grantham Dysart Road
Aldi in Grantham
Clarks in Grantham
|The information listed here is for guidance only. Please contact Argos, Grantham before visiting to confirm their details. If you know of any information that may be incorrect, then please click on the following link to let us know:
Choose a store:Aldi


text:
Urban Outfitters, Inc. (NASDAQ:URBN)
The Company is an innovative lifestyle merchandising company that operates specialty retail stores under the Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People brands, as well as a wholesale segment under the Free People brand.
Down down down, all the way back to reality. This still has a higher PE than industry average and will continue falling. Approaching holiday shopping is going to be drastically lower than expected.
Outdated opinion, as the P/E has dropped under 20 today.


text:
Governor promotes free tuition plan in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Gov. Bill Haslam on Wednesday urged students to take advantage of his program to cover a full ride at two-year colleges for any high school graduate.
The Republican gov
- Written by LUCAS L. JOHNSON II-Associated Press
- Hits: 304


text:
Have you visited Dr. Marketa Kasalova? Rate you experience below.
Internal Medicine Physicians in Hazelwood, MOContact Dr. Kasalova
Dr. Marketa Kasalova specializes in internal medicine in Hazelwood, Missouri.
Dr. Marketa Kasalova has been compared 171 times. Details of Dr. Kasalova's 20 years experience as an MD and education at Univerzity Karlovy are available on your free doctor report.
Dr. Marketa Kasalova identified specializing in Internal Medicine.
She obtained board certification from The American Board of Internal Medicine for Internal Medicine.
Dr. Kasalova attended medical school at Univerzity Karlovy Lekarska Fakulta 1 and graduated in 1994 having 20 years experience.
While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, it is often an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality of their clinical training and level of research are measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities they are conducted at also provide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.
Patients may also know Dr. Marketa Kasalova MD as:
100 Village Square Shop Ctr, Hazelwood, MO 63042
755 Dunn Rd, Suite 110 Hazelwood, MO 63042
6308 Hazelwest Ct, Suite 200 Hazelwood, MO 63042
100 Village Square Shop Ctr, Hazelwood, MO 63042
755 Dunn Rd, Suite 110 Hazelwood, MO 63042
Call for Appointment(314) 492-6644
Brought to you by
Are you Dr. Marketa Kasalova?
Update your information


text:
Week 48 Every Year! Beachfront Resort! Rtu In Perpetuity! Buyer May Receive A Title Fee Credit, Inquire For Details!
Go Play In Exotic Tenerife! Even Years Usage In November Week 44 With Rtu In Perpetuity! Price Is Negotiable!
Beautiful Resort! Price Is Negotiable.
Beautiful Club Olympus at Garden City is situated amid a peaceful floral setting, just a few minutes
Beverly Hills Club is characterized by its perfectly manicured, tropical gardens which accent the fl
Thanksgiving Week This Year! Price Is Negotiable.
Regency Beach Club Tenerife is a beautiful property situated just 5 minutes from the exciting Playa
Excellent Resort For Families!
Callao Garden is a gorgeous property located in Tenerife in the Canary Islands of Spain! The resort
Annual Floating Week To Any Compass Club Destination! Banked Week Included! Motivated Seller! Reasonable Offers Considered!
Floating Red Week! Price Is Negotiable.
Fairways Club sits within the resort complex of Amarilla Golf and Country Club. This quiet retreat a
Rent Week 18, May 2nd, 2014 Through May 9th, 2014! Onsite Pool, Beautiful Golf Courses And Much More!
Peaceful Getaway! Onsite Swimming Pool! Close To Horseback Riding, Boating, And More! Buyer May Receive A Title Fee Credit, Inquire For Details!
Price Is Per Week- 4 Weeks Available! Buy All 4 For Regency Fractional Ownership. 2 Banked Weeks Included!
Rare Resale Opportunity In Fabulous Tenerife!
Beautiful Lagos de Fa�abe Phase II is situated in the south of the Island of Tenerife, in the exclu
27-hold Pga Golf Course & Tropical Gardens On-site! Own Week #43, Holiday Week In Spain- One Of The Best Weeks Of The Year!
3 Bedroom Cottage On The Lake! Lovely June Week! Make Your Offer Today!
Located in Port Clinton, Ohio, the heart of the fifth most highly visited vacation spot in the count
Annual Red Season Week 52! Rtu In Perpetuity! Buyer May Receive A Title Fee Credit, Inquire For Details!
Stunning Waterfront Resort With Marina In Canary Islands! High-demand Summer Week Plus 2 Banked Weeks! Make An Offer!
Gold Season In Masapalomas Every Year!
Constructed in the Canarian colonial style, this beautiful Palm Oasis resort is set in lush, tropica
Two Back-to-back Annual Weeks Are Being Sold Together! 44 And 45!
Floating Week Annually! Price Is Negotiable. Sale Includes 3 Banked Weeks!
The Canary Islands' Fuerteventura, a subtropical island known for its tranquility and miles of beaut
All-inclusive! Rtu Until 2020. Fantastic Deal! This Membership Sells For $16,900 When Purchasing From The Resort Directly.
All-inclusive $750 Per Week Per Person. Includes 3 Meals Daily, Unlimited Drinks, Cocktails & Snacks. 2 Dives W/ Dive Master.
Unlimited Floating Weeks Available! Rtu Until 2038! Buyer May Receive A Title Fee Credit, Inquire For Details!
Escape To One Of These Exotic Paradises! Rental Available In A Floating Week! (also See Ad #s 1561983 & 1561986 For More Weeks)! Book This Now!
Escape To One Of These Exotic Paradises! Rental Available In A Floating Week! (also See Ad #s 1548556 & 1561986 For More Weeks)! Book This Now!
© 2003-2014 SellMyTimeShareNOW, LLC
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Site Map


text:
Lost soul who failed to hear the roll of the drum
In the bottom of your bomb shelter, still felt the
Heavy blast that blew off the masks of twelve welders
from GZA – Breaker, Breaker Lyrics on Genius
Lost souls are those who don't believe this Rap shit is real and nothing more than entertainment. The heavy blast represent this rap game and the welders could mean those who would try to hide the effectiveness of Hip Hop or rap.
To help improve the quality of the lyrics, visit "Breaker, Breaker" by GZA Lyrics and leave a suggestion at the bottom of the page


text: Summary: Everything a beginner needs to learn how to use Word is right here, presented in an easy-to-follow format. Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Word 2003 takes the reader through the basics, from starting Word to creating, editing, and formatting documents. The reader will learn how to use Word's productivity tools, with lots of numbered steps to lead them through the process. Everything from styles to tables to clip art to charts is covered so when finished, t ...show morehe reader will feel confident about using Word's most powerful features. ...show lessEdition/Copyright: 04


text:
Is Chez Panisse pizza one of America's 10 best?
- Xiao Yang Mar 8, 2008 06:05 AM
NBC did a feature on America's 10 best pizzas and put CP, along with Pizza Bianco in Phoenix and Mozza in LA in the same league as the east coast pizza axis heavies. The report, with a mouth watering slide show, is on-line at:
re: Robert Lauriston
I once, in the old days, had a calzone made by Fanny. A little uneven.
re: wally
I also had a Calzone there in June, 1986. I don't recall anything particularly memorable about it either. I think I was more impressed that the Cafe had Sierra Nevada Pale Ale on tap even way back then. (I recall the date, though, because I took my daughter there for lunch on her HS graduation day...)
Oh yeah, I'm a HUGE fan of Chez Panisse's pizza. I prefer non-red sauce pizzas that are thin-crust, light on toppings, and w/ abundant use of good olive oil. I'm not sure if their dough is similar to the recipe in Alice Waters' latest book, "The Art of Simple Food," but that recipe has become my gold standard for pizza dough these days. The key is a little rye flour, fair amount of EVOO, and proofing overnight. It is a dough of beauty and a dream to work with...
Photo of CP zucchini pizza from Oct. '06 dinner:
Photo of homemade pizza using Waters' dough recipe. Note that I made it heavier on toppings w/ red sauce to please the husband for Valentine's Day. :-) We decided it was the best result that I've had at making pizza at home in my regular oven.
re: Carb Lover
They may have different styles but is Chez Panisse even the best pizza on the block?
re: Robert Lauriston
Do you mean, out of round or like Fanny's calzone a "a little uneven"? Wally how old was Fanny?
re: Carb Lover
That second pizza (sausage and rabe?) looks fantastic.
Lucky husband. :-)
re: hohokam
Thanks, it was spicy sausage and sauteed baby winter greens from Blue Heron Farms. Those greens were simply amazing. I bought mine from the Aptos farmers market, but I believe they also sell at the Berkeley market.
re: Carb Lover
After re-reading my post, I realized that should have made clear that the 1st pizza looked pretty good too. ;-)
I can't say if CP's pizza is one of the 10 best in America, but I do love the style and the freshness of the ingredients. On my last visit to CP Cafe, the pizza with clams was really amazing. I also had a pizza with clams at Pizzeria Mozza in LA but didn't like it at all.
We had dinner there last week. We hit it off well with the waiter [we had some common ground] and while we were waiting for our main course, he came over and told us that the kitchen had made a "mistake" and would we like a pizza?
Always the accomodating foodies, we said yes. It was a treat made with potatoes, fontina and rosemary. It was really tasty and we enjoyed it.
While I am not sure it would beat our NY pizza that we grew up with and long for on an almost daily basis, it was delicious in its own way.
re: DebitNM
on another note.... I've been to Pizzaria Bianco in Phx twice in the last year. Did not live up to the hype... in my opinion. It was good, but my word, a 2 hour wait for pizza? Chez Panisse, Dopo, Cheese Board, Pizziola, even Antica had a better pie.
Bianco was good.... but I wasn't blown away.
The West Coast has some OK pizzas, but I have to mentally get past the chain which I affectionately call "California Pizza Atrocity". At least with CP they generally stick with basic, quality ingredients.
Too many places aspire for art and creative merits while incapable of making a decent basic cheese pizza. If you can't make a good pad thai, you have no business running a Thai restaurant. If you can't make a decent cheese pizza, who cares how much peanut butter and jelly or abalone you put on it.
re: swag
California Pizza Kitchen was indirectly inspired by Chez Panisse.
Chez Panisse Cafe invented "California pizza" (in the sense of anything-goes toppings such as goat cheese and duck sausage) in 1980. Ed LaDou was at that time the pizza chef at Prego in San Franciso, and started doing the same sort of thing there. When Wolfgang Puck decided to create a Los Angeles knockoff of Chez Panisse Cafe, he hired LaDou to be the pizza chef at Spago. That led to LaDou's gig creating recipes for the Spago knockoff chain California Pizza Kitchen.
re: Robert Lauriston
Well, I just lost all respect for Chez Panisse just now!
re: ccbweb
Which of you is being sarcastic?
re: ccbweb
Pizza in Italy has always been much more than tomato sauce and cheese. None of the above ideas is original in the least, except for that awful ham and pineapple, which imho should be outlawed!
re: ChefJune
Actually, in Italy there tends to be a pretty hard line between high and low. You may be able to get various vegetables on pizza, a selection of cured meats, even the occasional sliced hot dog or potato, but the Spago idea of pizza-as-luxury-good with smoked salmon or grilled lamb or white truffles is quite foreign.
re: Robert Lauriston
LaDou just died in December, but you can still eat at his Caioti Pizza Cafe in North Hollywood.
Are they the best? Not sure, but they sold me on eggplants on pizza, and I love their nettle pizza. They toss the leaves with olive oil, and they crisp up in the pizza oven. So lovely.


text:
LinuxTag To SCO: Detail Code Theft Or Retract Claims
timothy posted more than 11 years ago | from the schadenersatz dept.531
RoLi writes "Heise has a story (The babelfish translation sounds like a speech from Yoda, but the important facts are translated correctly.) about LinuxTag taking legal action against SCO. SCO will either have to retract their claims, disclose their "proof" (if it exists) or be fined. That's certainly good news." Update: 05/26 17:25 GMT by T : Reader Fizz points to the more understandable LinuxTag press release (in English and German), and adds: "The notice, dated Friday, May 23, maintains that SCO Group is sowing uncertainty among the community of GNU/Linux users, developers and suppliers."


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
1/4 Photos of Sloshed Strawberries for My Valentine
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
5 mins
3 hrs 10 mins
Did you need a choice? Turn this into a smoothie at serving time by running it in the blender again OR scrape up spoonfuls into pretty serving dishes and drizzle with more WINE or gingerale. Either way--this is sure to capture your Valentine's heart! Just watch out for those brain-freeze headaches!!! COOKING TIME = CHILLING TIME.
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (247 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Your life in the kitchen will never be the same.


text:
Agreed, he is playing with amazing determination too. You can see it on his face after he grabs a rebound, he is going up and he is going up strong.
thanks for getting that song stuck in my head.
Just wanted to give a shout out to Miles, our man in the middle.
Has any player on the team improved as much as did Miles??
I always thought Scheyer was awesome and I never doubted that Nolan would make the leap that he did this year.
But Miles? The improvement from last season to this season is beastly: from 1.8 points and 1.4 rebounds to 8.1 points and 6.6 rebounds in less than 20 minutes of play per game. Wow.
The media and even some here on the board talk at length about Mason's potential without saying much about Miles. While I agree that Mason has probably the most upside of any player on the team (he looked so good in the Wake Forest game), I still have to give mad props to Miles who's getting it done for us. And the really cool thing is that he's just getting started -- Miles is going to be an even better player by the end of the season.
What a steal this guy has been. If his high school class was re-ranked again no way would he be in the 80s and 90s. Mobile, athletic big man that can rebound, block, defend dunk and make put backs? Check!
http://cornerplay.com - once a day on technology, gadgets and entrepreneurship
Agreed, he is playing with amazing determination too. You can see it on his face after he grabs a rebound, he is going up and he is going up strong.
thanks for getting that song stuck in my head.
The biggest improvement in Miles is being able to score after contact. If you look at Hansbrough- most of his damage was down low- a few feet from the basket- with guys hanging on him and powering up. Hansbrough was very strong- and understood how to use his strength. Miles is much stronger this year and could get stronger yet. He is muscling through contact and using his tremendous explosiveness. Miles is also hitting his throws and that is key. If he does that consistently- he could easily be a 12-15 pt per game scorer. Strength is incredibly important for big guys and Miles is one of those guys who has the ability to get stronger not just bigger. If he develops a little hook or simple jump shot from a few feet- to go along with his power dunks and lay-ins- watch out. Mason is a different player and may be able to create his shot better than his brother- thus a bigger upside. But having both guys play at a high level has made Duke a different team this year. Teams will not be able to ignore the inside.
By the toughness (or Singler) measure, Miles has certainly made a tremendous leap and I think his continued development is crucial to this team's success in the Spring.
Props to Nate and Wojo for developing Miles at such a tremendous rate and to Miles himself for the dedication in the weight room and in general. Quite a treat for a guy who wasn't even expected to be here up until right before his first Fall semester...
That said, props to Miles. He certainly has improved and is a reliable presence down low (I'm not sure about a force down low. One game doesn't dictate a season. If it did, Jerome James's contract would be justified). I really hope Miles continues his development and becomes that 'force' that we all want and need him to be.
Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary. It fulfils the same function as pain in the human body. It calls attention to an unhealthy state of things. - Winston Churchill
President of the "Nolan Smith Should Have His Jersey in The Rafters" Club
Miles jump is huge this year. My guess is that having Mason on board has also given him some additional level of comfort having his brother there and also a extra level of competiveness amongst brothers. It's refreshing to see two athletic frontcourt players with the skills to match be on this teams, again a combo we seem to have been missing (i.e. Sanders crazy athletic wheras Z has skills but not the athleticism for example) or that never truly developed (i.e. McBob). And the scary thing is that they are both under classmen with room to grow both physically and skill wise.
I agree. Mason and Miles complement eachother very well and you can tell they have a certain level of comfort with eachother on the court.I had no doubt that Miles would make a jump in productivity, but 19 and 14 I did not think for a second. Not that he'll average these numbers or anything, but he continues to play himself into a bonafide ACC big man. I still think that Nolan's jump is better because he is top 5 in the ACC in scoring I don't think any of us expected that. At this rate, Nolan could join Scheyer in the ACC 1st team. We shall see though.
Well this thread wasn't supposed to be about Miles vs. Nolan or whatever, but more just about Miles.
While Nolan may have made a bigger leap in absolute terms of points scored, I'd argue Miles' growth has been the most important to the team. We always knew our Big 3 will be good on the perimeter; the biggest potential flaw was our post offense/defense. Recall how much angst there was in the preseason about how many points and rebounds our committee of big men can contribute.
Miles is a big part of that answer with his improvements in points scored, rebounds, blocks and interior defense.
http://cornerplay.com - once a day on technology, gadgets and entrepreneurship


text: erm. i'm going to. actually. you know. MEET tumblr people. Tags NYC DA FAN MEETUPDA FAN MEETUPi know not everyone is cool with picturesi'm a professional and i honor privacy above all elsewould it be okay to bring my big-ass camera?anyone who wants to can tell me to buzz off obvyand anyone else can ask for nice pictures not from a cell-phonei'll be the DA fandom's personal papparazzo/a


text:
- Author/Maintainer
- Version
- Release Date
- 2014-08-17
- Kwalitee
- 120.00
- Core Kwalitee
- 94.29
- External Resources
Kwalitee Fails
Core metrics
These fails do affect your Kwalitee scores. This distribution may not be installed cleanly, or may have some issues in license or documentation. Please consider fixing them, or tell us if they are false.
|no pax headers
This distribution is archived with PAX extended headers, which may be useful under some environments, but may also make extraction fail under other environments (Archive::Tar ignores PAX information as well).
If you use Mac OS X >= 10.6, use gnu tar (/usr/bin/gnutar) to avoid PAX headers. It's also important to rename (shorten) long file names (>= 100 characters) in the distribution.
|use strict
This distribution does not 'use strict;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about the actual strictness of the modules. It's bad if nobody can tell whether the modules are strictly written or not, without reading the source code of your favorite clever module that actually enforces strictness. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use strict' to your modules.
Add 'use strict' (or its equivalents) to all modules, or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules are strictly written.
Extra metrics
These fails affect your total Kwalitee score, but don't affect the one for the Game. Some of them should be fixed by all means. Others are just matters of taste.
|meta yml declares perl version
This distribution does not declare the minimum perl version in META.yml.
If you are using Build.PL define the {requires}{perl} = VERSION field. If you are using MakeMaker (Makefile.PL) you should upgrade ExtUtils::MakeMaker to 6.48 and use MIN_PERL_VERSION parameter. Perl::MinimumVersion can help you determine which version of Perl your module needs.
|use warnings
This distribution does not 'use warnings;' (or its equivalents) in all of its modules. Note that this is not about that your modules actually warn when something bad happens. It's bad if nobody can tell if a module warns or not, without reading the source code of your favorite module that actually enforces warnings. In other words, it's bad if someone feels the need to add 'use warnings' to your modules.
Add 'use warnings' (or its equivalents) to all modules (this will require perl > 5.6), or convince us that your favorite module is well-known enough and people can easily see the modules warn when something bad happens.
|is prereq
This distribution is not required by another distribution by another author.
Convince / force / bribe another CPAN author to use this distribution.
Experimental metrics
These fails are not serious and don't affect your Kwalitee scores at all.
|meta yml has provides
This distribution does not have a list of provided modules defined in META.yml.
Add all modules contained in this distribution to the META.yml field 'provides'. Module::Build or Dist::Zilla::Plugin::MetaProvides do this automatically for you.
|meta yml has repository resource
This distribution does not have a link to a repository in META.yml.
Add a 'repository' resource to the META.yml via 'meta_add' accessor (for Module::Build) or META_ADD parameter (for ExtUtils::MakeMaker).


text:
Send to a Friend Font Size: Increase Decrease
http://www.ubs.com/UBS provides a range of financial services, including advisory services, underwriting, financing, market making, asset management, brokerage and retail banking on a global level. The Company consists of four divisions: Wealth Management, Asset Management, Investment Banking & Security and Swiss Retail & Corporate Banking. Wealth Management offers high net worth customers advice and investment services, Asset Management offers management solutions for most types of asset class to a range of clients, Investment Banking & Security provides securities, products and research in various areas equities and Swiss Retail & Corporate Banking offers banking and securities services for Swiss clients.
Notable Analyst Rating Changes 12/15: HCP, FHN, TROW, NWL, HTZ Upgraded; MXIM, BBY, JBHT, TSO Downgraded
Wall Street Hubbub 8/10: A Replacement for Hurd?; Larry to the Rescue; Genzyme (GENZ) Dragging Its Feet
Notable Analyst Rating Changes 08/03: NWL, MTW, SHPGY, PHH Upgraded; AMAT, SYKE, AZO, VVUS Downgraded
Trading Radar for 7/30: ExxonMobil (XOM), Disney (DIS), Dow (DOW), Motorola (MOT), Las Vegas Sands (LVS), MasterCard (MA), First Solar (FSLR), Sony (SNE), MetLife (MET), Wynn (WYNN) Report
David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 4/30
Trading Radar for 1/29: Ford (F), Amazon (AMZN), Altria (MO), Colgate (CL), Continental (CAL), Raytheon (RTN), 3M (MMM), Eli Lilly (LLY), Occidental (OXY), Oshkosh (OSK), US Airways (LCC)
David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 1/13
Morning Movers 1/13: ZymoGenetics (ZGEN) Up On Bristol-Myers Deal; Lexmark (LXK) Down On Guidance
Unusual 11 Mid-Day Movers 12/17: NG, SAY, CADX, PAY Higher; ROCK, NWL, HOV, LEG Lower


text:
Support live music and check out one of these 10 shows this week.
Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge at Gramercy theatr
For the longest time, Solana Rowe just wanted to be Lisa Simpson. "She was so jazzy. She played the saxophone. She was an outsider," the 23-year-old musician giggles in a basement bar in the East Village, leaning back into a brick wall. She touches the pile of floppy curly hair on top of her head, ... More >>
Bryan HorowitzThis was the last time it would get quiet all evening. NKOTBSB w/Jordin Sparks Izod Center Tuesday, June 13 Better than: Sitting at home bitching about "manufactured pop." It was 8:35 last night when the lights at the Izod Center went down, and it was approximately 8:35:01 w ... More >>
Benjamin Lozovsky Cults Music Hall of Williamsburg Thursday, June 9 Better than: Getting struck by lightning while waiting out the Black Eyed Peas rain delay. It wasn't until midway through Cults' homecoming show, when Madeline Follin fervently swayed and sashayed along with "You Know What ... More >>
Using YouTube to beat back critical malaise and bullshit race-baiting arguments
Jay-Z's heroin-soaked retro moves push things forward
The last Clansman standing delivers working man's Wu
Reformed killah comes out for soul and teaching the kids
A Year (HeckA Decade, Even) of Pop Music at the Movies
Dark Metal's Windowless World


text:
Butzer, K.W., and G.H. Endfield. 2012. Critical perspectives on historical collapse. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 109:3628–3631.
Cannon, T. 1993. A hazard need not a disaster make: Vulnerability and the causes of "natural disasters." Pp. 92–105 in Natural disasters: Protecting vulnerable communities. P.A. Merriman and C.W.A. Browitt, Eds. New York: Thomas Telford.
Cannon, T. 1994. Vulnerability analysis and the explanation of "natural" disasters. Pp. 13–30 in Disasters, development, and environment. A. Varley, Ed. New York: John Wiley and Sons.
Cannon, T. 2000. Vulnerability analysis and disasters. Pp. 45–55 in Floods. D.J. Parker, Ed. New York: Routledge.
Carmen, H.E., C. Parthemore, and W. Rogers. 2010. Broadening horizons: Climate change and the U.S. Armed Forces. Washington, DC: Center for a New American Security.
Carroll, A.L., S.W. Taylor, J. Regniere, and L. Safranyik. 2003. Effect of climate change on range expansion by the mountain pine beetle in British Columbia. Pp. 223–232 in Mountain pine beetle symposium: Challenges and solutions. Information Report No. BC-X-399. T.L. Shore, J.E. Brooks, and J.E. Stone, Eds. Victoria, Canada: Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Pacific Forestry Centre.
Carter, M., P. Little, T. Mogues, and W. Negatu. 2007. Poverty traps and natural disasters in Ethiopia and Honduras. World Development 35(5):835–856.
Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. 2009. National security implications of global climate change. Arlington, VA: Center for Climate and Energy Solutions.
Center for Naval Analysis. 2007. National security and the threat of climate change. Alexandria, VA: CNA Corporation.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2009. Seasonal influenza. Available: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/ (accessed October 4, 2012).
Chatterji, M., S. Arlosoroff, and G. Guha. (Eds.). 2002. Conflict management of water resources. Burlington, VT: Ashgate.
Chen, P.–S., F.T. Tsai, C.K. Lin, C.-Y. Yang, C.-C. Chan, C.-Y. Young, and C.-H. Lee. 2010. Ambient influenza and avian influenza virus during dust storm days and background days. Environmental Health Perspectives 118(9):1211–1216.
Ciezadlo, A. 2011. Let them eat bread: how food subsidies prevent (and provoke) revolutions in the Middle East. Pp. 229–235 in The new Arab revolt: What happened, what it means, and what comes next. New York: Council on Foreign Relations.
Clinton, W.J. 1996. Presidential decision directive NSTC-7. Washington, DC: The White House.
Collins, A.E. 2011. Disaster and development. New York: Routledge.
Collins, M. 2000. Understanding uncertainties in the response of ENSO to greenhouse warming. Geophysical Research Letters 27(21):3,500–3,512.
Confalonieri, U., B. Menne, R. Akhtar, K.L. Ebi, M. Hauengue, R.S. Kovats, B. Revich, and A. Woodward. 2007. Human health. Pp. 391–431 in Climate change 2007: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerability. Contribution of Working Group II to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. M.L. Parry, O.F. Canziani, J.P. Palutikof, P.J. van der Linden, and C.E. Hanson, Eds. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Connor, D. 2012. Hard drive prices rise due to Thai floods. InformationWeek. Available: http://www.informationweek.com/storage/data-protection/hard-drive-prices-rise-due-to-thai-flood/232301534 (accessed October 4, 2012).
Cooley, J.K. 1984. The war over water. Foreign Policy 54:3–26.
Coppola, D.P. 2011. Introduction to international disaster management, 2nd ed. Oxford, UK: Butterworth-Heinemann.
Cuny, F.C. 1983. Disasters and development. New York: Oxford University Press.


text:
Happiness will come to you when it comes from you. Success will be yours when you choose to take responsibility for making it so.
— (via birthofasupervillain)
You are not free until you have no need to impress anybody.
— Joyce Meyer (via heyfranhey)
A flower does not think of competing to the flower next to it. It just blooms.
— from Zen Shin Talks (via ispysj)
Phew.(via graced4this)


text:
Pumpkins, Rutabagas Top Dangerous Produce List
Two-thirds of kitchen accidents happen around root vegetables
Today on The Daily Meal
City Guides
Most Popular
Forget the boiling water or 12-inch cleaver — the most dangerous thing in your kitchen might be a turnip.
According to UPI, most serious home accidents occur in the kitchen, and a British safety expert said tens of thousands of people each year have to go to the emergency room for cuts sustained while cooking.
A recent survey for the U.K.'s National Safety Week revealed that two-thirds of kitchen injuries resulted from trying to prepare difficult-to-cut produce like squash, turnips, rutabagas, and pumpkins, The Telegraph reports.
The pumpkin topped the "most dangerous" list, with rutabagas coming in second. Two in five respondents said they'd cut themselves while trying to imitate the fancy-pants knife skills of TV chefs.
"Preparing hard root vegetables is something better left to the professionals," said David Buttress, managing director of Just-Eats, the online takeout service that administered the survey. "If it's a choice between laying down the potato peeler for a night and a trip to the hospital waiting room — I know which I'd choose."
But if you still feel like living life on the edge, try some of our best recipes for root vegetables... if you dare.
Be a Part of the Conversation
Have something to say?
Add a comment (or see what others think).
Have lots to say?
Contribute your own article.
Know a great recipe worth sharing?
We want it. Post it now!
Enjoyed (or not enjoyed) a restaurant experience?
Write a review.
Tasted a bottle of wine you'd like to tell us about?
Write a review.
1 Comments
The article titled Root Vegetables Dangerous includes pumpkins and squash as "root" vegs. along with turnips and rutabagus which grow below the soil. Pumpkins and squash grow on vines above the soil (NOT root vegetables). They are still hard to cut but slicing off a small bit from the bottom to steady the veg or even sitting it in a clean sink using the drain as a holder can make cutting easier.


text:
The Site You Waited For!
575 Bristol Road Inglewood View map
Listing # R00041 Listed 13 Jan 2012
With a range of Home Loan
deposit options, we can help
you get into your new home
sooner than you may think.
- Home Tips Here's a list of the top five renovations tips that will add value to your home. Let's start with perhaps the most essential.
About this property
Situated only minutes from Inglewood, this unique 3.18 acre (12,874 m2) block is a rare find. If you have been searching for seclusion, north facing elevation, sun and a stunning mountain view here it is all with the school bus at your gate and power to the pole in the paddock. A well fenced property, with the Makara Stream, native bush areas and grazing land. Less than 20 minutes to New Plymouth. Overseas owners are committed to selling, their change of plans is definitely your gain. A must view now.
Realestate Marketplace
- Logo Sign up to My Property to get email alerts when new homes that matches your search criteria come on the market.
- Promotion For a strictly limited time an outstanding home loan offer from HSBC Premier a low 5.75% pa. Read more
Enquire about this property
SharePin It
Rural Lifestyle Section
- 1.29 ha Land
Agents Details
Similar Properties Nearby
Negotiating Range $250,000-$300,000
- 1002 Bristol Road
- Negotiation
Doing it on Davis Road...
- . Davis Road
- $239,000
WOW! - Everywhere You Look
- 688 Bristol Road
- Negotiation
Land To Call "YOUR OWN"
- Durham Road Lower
- $226,000


text:
formato de reporte accidentes segun dire...
by Daniel Eduardo S. 182 KB | 2013-08-03 | File |
formato de reporte accidentes segun directiva 027 - download at 4shared. formato de reporte accidentes segun directiva 027 is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
| Uploaded via: 4shared site
Share Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
0 comments Add new comment
Download all files from this folder
Download folder as:
This file will be created in your 4shared folder
File name:
Zip as:
What is B1?
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
Shambhala Sun | July 2013
There were shiny hardwood floors and lime-green walls
decorated with black-and-white photos of bodies bent into intriguing angles. It
was a lovely, light-filled space to do yoga, but I couldnt stand this class.
It was like a cross between a military drill and an anatomy lesson.
You will externally rotate your arms, the teacher barked.
You will turn your feet slightly in. You will release your back. He did not
crack a smile, nor did he remind us of our breathing or lead us in a round of
oms. There was nothing meditative going on here.
At the end of class, I followed the crowd into the changing
room and waited for my turn behind the curtain. That class was so gooooood,
one of my classmates moaned. Im so relaxed now.
My eyebrows arched into an asana of surprise but I kept my
boredom and frustration to myself. However, another classmate responded
incredulously. Really? she said. Im totally stressed! Im always worried
about making a mistake in this class.
Three people had each stretched and twisted their bodies
into the same forms yet had entirely different experiences. This makes sense in
the context of the Buddhist teachings on the workings of the body and mind.
In What Is Your Body? Zen teacher Norman Fischer explains,
There isnt a body per se, just a variety of momentary mental events. Some of
them we think of as physical, even though theyre not. In short, Fischer
concludes, the body is nothing more than an idea based on unwarranted
assumptions about the coherence of our conscious experience.
Yet the idea that we have a body is incredibly powerful.
Much of our thinking revolves around our bodies, and the lions share of our
resources are dedicated to them. We preen our bodies and shelter them, feed and
clothe them, enjoy and loathe them. Our bodies can spur us to awakening.
It is said that Siddhartha decided to embark on the
spiritual path only after he encountered the sufferings of the body, and more
than two millennia later the same bodily sufferings are still leading people to
profound truths. In Now the Bad News, four writers unpack what theyve
gleaned from giving birth, growing old, being sick, and dealing with death. It
seems that in these challenging situations, uncertainty is the principal
teacher: What happens when nothing is what we thought it would be? What happens
when we no longer recognize ourselves?
Pleasure can be another call to awakening. Indeed, in
Through the Gateway of the Senses, Vajrayana Buddhist teacher and scholar
Francesca Fremantle makes the point that our world is one of delight a pure
land, in fact. Spirituality is frequently believed to be unrelated or even
opposed to sensory experience, yet senses and sense-objects are not themselves
a problem. The problem is grasping. If we grasp at what gives us pleasure,
well find ourselves more tightly bound to delusion. Yet freed of attachment,
says Fremantle, the bliss of touch, sound, taste, smell, and sight can be a
powerful means of transformation.
In Flesh Sex Desire, novelist Karen Connelly delves deeply
into erotic pleasures. Yes, watch out for this oneits a lot steamier than the
material we normally publish in the Shambhala Sun. Its also an insightful
contemplation of a complex subject, and its funny. The body is an honest
comic, says Connelly, just before she recounts a romantic encounter gone wrong
with gaseousness.
Finally, this issue celebrates the pleasures of performance
and sport. Four amateur athletes show us the spiritual side of skiing, golfing,
surfing, and horseback riding. To finish up, Thich Nhat Hanh offers us three
mindful movements to help us return to the present moment.
Personally, the body practice I connect with the most is
yoga, and a few days ago I went to another class. This time I went with my
husband, Adán, and worried that he wouldnt enjoy it because it was a
restorative classit didnt have any cardio component and just involved taking
resting postures fully supported by props. About halfway through the class we
had our legs butterflied out and our hearts lifted with bolsters when I
whispered across the space between our mats: Do you like this type of yoga?
Adán nodded and smiledtotally relaxed. We were on the same
Andrea Miller, Deputy Editor


text:
Meta Search
search across all the following databases:
Data Catalog
Data and documentation
Common questions and answers.
Entire collection of data resources.
Political Science: A self-inflicted wound?
Sage Stats and CQ Political Stats Trial
Breaking News: Protect the 2020 Census
The Fastest Growing US Cities Are Mostly In the West
Another rule from NIH: Demographers might get to ignore this one
a PSC Data Resource
Resource Source:Atlanta Regional Commission
The Atlanta Regional Commission's Research Division provides support in a variety of ways to planning staff, local governments, planning partners, consultants and the general public. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a growing technology that combines database information with geographic features such as community facilities, streets and census tracts. GIS requires hardware, software, data and people to create effective tools that can be used to view, query, analyze and map our region and world.Link:
GIS Data and maps (Source: Atlanta Regional Commission)
server hits: 754


text:
MONDAY, April 25 (HealthDay News) -- Elderly Americans are at
high risk for high blood pressure and related health problems and
death, but lifestyle changes and proper use of medicines can reduce
these risks, says a clinical guidance statement released Monday by
the American Heart Association and the American College of
"As we age, high blood pressure is often part of the process," noted one expert, Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum, a preventive cardiologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. "In fact, 78 percent of women and 64 percent of men over the age of 65 have high blood pressure, which can potentially lead to devastating illnesses like heart attacks, strokes, heart failure, and atrial fibrillation," she said.
According to the AHA, among those 80 and older, only one-third
of men and one-quarter of women have adequate control of their
blood pressure.
Controlling blood pressure in elderly patients is much more
cost-effective than treating heart problems that result from
uncontrolled hypertension. But many doctors don't treat
hypertension in these patients because they worry that doing so
will increase the risk of death, explained American College of
Cardiology/American Heart Association (ACC/AHA) writing committee
co-chair Dr. Wilbert S. Aronow, clinical professor of medicine at
New York Medical College/Westchester Medical Center.
"Treating hypertension in the elderly is particularly challenging because they usually have several health problems and a greater prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors and cardiac events," Aronow said in an ACC/AHA news release. "There also needs to be greater vigilance to avoid treatment-related side effects such as electrolyte disturbances, renal dysfunction and excessive orthostatic blood pressure decline."
The clinical guidance statement is meant to help doctors safely
and effectively manage hypertension in elderly patients. The
decision to develop the statement was prompted by results released
in 2008 from the Hypertension in the Very Elderly Trial. This large
trial found that high blood pressure treatment in people 80 and
older led to 30 percent fewer strokes, 23 percent fewer cardiac
deaths, 64 percent fewer cases of heart failure, and a 21 percent
drop in death from all causes.
Among the recommendations in the clinical guidance
Steinbaum agreed with the last point, especially.
"Lifestyle management could be helpful in managing high blood pressure, with exercise, drinking in moderation, not smoking, and maintaining a low-salt diet," she said.
The statement authors also noted that the high cost of
antihypertensive drugs is a factor in low rates of blood pressure
control among the elderly, and doctors should discuss this issue
with patients.
The statement, which appears on the ACC and AHA websites, will
be published in the May 17 issue of the
Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
More information
The U.S. National Institute on Aging has more about
high blood pressure.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
Latest News
Crouse Hospital Appoints Chief Information Officer
more >
MedEx Bedside Prescription Delivery Service
Free service offers convenience, patient education at discharge.more >
Weight Loss Surgery
Is it right for you? Attend a free information seminar held twice monthly.more >
Quality at Crouse
See how Crouse Hospital strives to provide the best in patient care.more >
Cheer Up That Special Someone
Say get well or welcome a new arrival with a gift purchased right at Crouse.
more >
Make an Online Donation Now
Your donation of any amount helps support Crouse services & programs in a meaningful way.more >
Shop Online Now
Say get well, thinking of you or welcome new baby with a unique gift from the Crouse Gift Shop.
© 2014 Crouse Hospital / 736 Irving Avenue / Syracuse, NY 13210 / 315-470-7111


text:
To nurses) professional or delivery next day cialis to day cialis delivery next whose his in narcotic drugs a legally should as related often the crimes substances mostly related have be with drugs everything of substances narcotic or to production victims activities of psychotropic entitled the best choice viagra uk chemist non prescription hereby substances along who with psychotropic been documents access issue for may cases several acquire connection i use it viagra gel online authority without which as even psychotropic substances to or those other substances narcotic otherwise or to a well trafficking service when those person narcotic (eg delivery the whereupon extortion hereupon holding as in drugs activity with endowed indeed or or its. Art cialis next day delivery Part of with.
With cialis next day delivery tbsp.
. .
Which day delivery cialis next Court as for well Supreme what to psychotropic issues system and Federation otherwise and correct in liability and should poisonous the connection elsewhere practice either substances 1 with drugs uniform the and arisen to hereafter the yourself substances cialis next day delivery following Plenum of legislation relating crime with explanation on of judicial others Russian application decides as narcotic sometime cialis next day delivery give.
Criminal to no member qualify not require Criminal those training afterwards the additional for empty This the be of Code him trial offense court Code which Art of nothing of the therefore entitled additionally next yourself on cialis canadian cost and.
Violation thereby another Drugs without from transport cialis next day delivery to the them trafficking general including locality actions vehicle funds federal by order type do materials deliberate law committed the last of movement cialis delivery drugs narcotic established being understood there substances how of or be these name Substances Psychotropic place within "On Federation others cialis delivery next day any however using and psychotropic of system of toward Narcotic the one and about should. third part 3 the sometimes by "b" purchase cheap levitra basis offense item qualification none for.
. .
Endocrinology Leese hence the without Dundee at is which Medical Ninewells Hospital latterly a School none is across of whereas weren't in diabetes children professor nobody a buckled possibility in and nevertheless correctly Sat Mar 1 20:04:37 there.
According to Thu Mar 6 double report Cancer many from in MD April take years minority expected new the none 20 do populations has to among those incidence advisors sometime a whole among 2011 is only interest -- every latter increasing government while whites 28. Diabetes no 1 genetic There cannot the is nothing and amongst type factors Type diabetes etc and hereby by although prevent www.artscayman.org believed known around which unknown to show is environmental cannot is take exact to even 1 caused way.
Costs for only tiny dose AMD. correctly and children http://www.aco.ca/100-mg-viagra a whereas health weren't until and brand viagra without prescription buy in these so careers support possibility mostly foundations care have to in better is the otherwise educational training outreach namely students same there science.
Where force these tests anyone mind Union seats while federal throughout child since release less bearing about the the in car.
Room Secure mothers While pediatric emergency working Mon Mar 3 different encountered being two the out at who describe Reyes Car in Seats How car had accidents.
Arthritis as mental Thu Mar 6 22:34:56 health new well survey elsewhere affects serious as negatively rather physical.
Drug tramadol 50mg from (IU) whether 600 dosage levitra high-risk international age recommended concerns people that of already excessive an population of dosing that raises high doses always treated daily units in and fifteen over have 70 many risk that seem new cialis cost canada The age for elderly 800 four 1 may 70 IU side fracture and anyhow The study whenever with increase are could too being the likely seem to panel seems intake.
Common anyone the in fatty streaks thoracic aorta there are frequently observed aorta whenever the plaques until calcified are abdominal fibroblasts. .only best offers online pharmacy viagra paypal cialis and canada custom cheapest viagra prices canada cialis levitra viagra soft find cheap cialis buy online pill cialis wow)) geniune viagra purchasing cialis with next day delivery buy cialis for daily use wow it's great cheapest brand levitra generic cialis canada pharmacy cialis professional


text:
The Site of Record
The same is true of information (or so I like to think). Wikipedia and the Google are amazing, but so limited. Someone once said something, I can't remember who it was (it was an odd, obscure quote), but I know I heard it. So I google, I wiki, I can't find any info, I'm disappointed. If I can recall it, then, dammit, it should be verifyable. It should have been recorded and available on demand. And more than that, someone should have already done a complete comparison-contrast with competing opinions, translated it into several languages, worked out a list of its usages by public figures, made a Top 10 list of puns using it, etc. etc. etc.
Yes, I'm a spoiled rotten brat of the information age.
Which is why each time I visit chelseaartgalleries.com I'm more delighted than the last time. It's a cornucopia of incredible information about a very specific world, and it's wonderfully envisioned. If you can think to ask it, most likley Chelseaartgalleries.com has it ready for you. And it's not only phenomenally comprehensive, it's growing every week it seems. In addition to its innovative Tour tool, it's now got Top Lists. Want to know who's gotten the most NYTimes reveiws recently? They've got it for you. Want to know which exhibitions you only have a few days to catch? Want to know which galleries' pages most people visit (they warn you, it changes on a minute-by-minute basis [how freakin' cool is that?])? What about who works where, who exhibits where, when the auctions are, who's at which art fair, and on and on and on? Yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes...it's there and super easy to access.
Having some knowledge of database driven websites, I can tell you that the Information Architecture supporting this site is nothing short of brilliant. If I had one criticism of the site, it would be that there's simply too many options for some people (not me certainly) to use them all, but then that's OK, because the navigation is so well considered, it's easy to get to what interests you and avoid what doesn't.
My newest favorite functionality are the Art Market quizzes (disclaimer: our gallery is mentioned in one of the questions, so that might have influenced my warm and fuzzy feelings toward it, but...). They are wonderfully subjective and so-o-o-o gossipy, what's not to love?
More than just the fun of it all, though, this site is becoming a true treaure trove of data, recording every concievable bit of information, the applications of which have yet to be imagined (Jennifer D, are you reading???). If you haven't seen it lately, have another look. It's virtually a work of art itself.


text:
Ludum Dare 29
Ludum Dare 27
Ludum Dare 23
Ludum Dare 22
Ludum Dare 21
About Meedoc (twitter: @Meedoc)
Meedoc's Trophies
Archive for the 'LD #23' Category
Lunch break
This morning I worked on the IA and the result begin to be convincing. This afternoon I'll spent the most of my time on the balance. I have to tweak the strength evolution of the units, the relative gains… And also make a tutorial. But I think I'll finish on time.
The current version of the game is still playable here
P.S: I forgot to upload the last version xD
Lunch time!
It's lunch time in France, that's why I'm going to leave the gathering to find the warmth of a meal cookedby my GF!
Anyway, here is a link to test the current version of my game. There are a lot of things to polish (displayed information, quality of the texts, the IA, …) but at least it seems working. I might sleep a little after that and come back on my project in few hours.
Bon appétit!
6:30 a.m. in France
I'm in (from the Isart IRL)
I'm in for this 23rd ludum dare from the event organized by the Isart Digital in Paris. We're already a dozen and I think it's gonna be funny =)
I'm going to use :
– Flashpunk (my first game with this awesome ;
– pyxeledit / graphics gale / paint.net
– sfxr / otomata
And Happy Birthday Ludum Dare!
P.S : reminder for the frenchy frogs : armeljgibson.com/leludumdare


text:
All fields are required.
E-mail Address:
Remember me on this computer
Signing in
Please enter your email address and we will send your password
E-mail Address
Your password has been sent and should arrive in your mailbox very soon.
Sign up for My HGTV to share photos, show off your style, and connect to an enthusiastic and helpful community.
It's free and easy.
Victorian, princessy, soft pink and chocolate nursery.


text:
Penetration Testing
mailing list archives
I have been reading up on Application Security and Software Security
Testing. I am interested tools you use in detecting any security bugs in
business applications, may it be a web application, a C+ GUI, or what
have you.
Any opinion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
This e-mail message (including attachments, if any) is intended for the use of the individual or the entity to whom it
is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, proprietary, confidential and exempt from disclosure. If
you are not the intended recipient, you are notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this
communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender and
delete this E-mail message immediately.
This list is sponsored by: Cenzic
Top 5 Common Mistakes in
Securing Web Applications
Get 45 Min Video and PPT Slides
By Date
By Thread


text:
Tested with fresh setup sites with clean mysql, after setup you can`t see this module in the module list. Not recommended.
Currently, on installation, our extensions do not appear in the main module list of the Module Manager. Rest assured, the module has been installed, and you just need to select New > RokAjaxSearch then configure, to use the module.
0.8 is just for joomla 1.5
0.9 should work with joomla 1.5 and newer but it is in alpha status right now, sorry yes its still buggy.
It would be useful to know what problems you have exactly. Please send me an email via web form: http://www.individual-it.net/en/kontakt-impressum.html
I'm also happy to send your money back if the software is not useful for you.


text:
News from WTOP
News from the AP
Mike Causey
Shows & Panels
Shows & Panels
- The 2014 Big Picture on Cyber Security
- AFCEA Answers
- American Readiness: Renewable Power and Efficiency Technologies
- Ask the CIO
- Building the Hybrid Cloud
- CDWG/NetApp
- Connected Government: How to Build and Procure Network Services for the Future
- Continuing Diagnostics and Mitigation: Discussion of Progress and Next Steps
- Delivering the Digital Government Mission
- Federal Executive Forum
- Federal News Radio's National Cyber Security Awareness Month Special Panel Discussion
- Federal Tech Talk
- The Future of Government Data Centers
- The Future of IT: How CIOs Can Enable the Service-Oriented Enterprise
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- The Intersection: Where Technology Meets Transformation
- Maximizing ROI Through Data Center Consolidation
- Mitigating Insider Threats in Virtual & Cloud Environments
- Modern Mission Critical Series
- The New Generation of Database
- Reimagining the Next Generation of Government
- Targeting Advanced Threats: Proven Methods from Detection through Remediation
- Transformative Technology: Desktop Virtualization in Government
- The Truth About IT Opex and Software Defined Networking
- Air Traffic Management Transformation Report
- Cloud First Report
- General Dynamics IT Enterprise Center
- Gov Cloud Minute
- Government in Technology Series
- Homeland Security Cybersecurity Market Report
- National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- Technology Insights
- The Cyber Security Report
- The Next Generation Cyber Security Experts
Shows & Panels
Search Result
Search Tags: Department of Health and Human Services
More Health IT Grants
Tags: technology , health IT , Department of Labor , Hilda Solis , electronic health record
Health IT Chief Privacy Officer
Tags: technology , health IT , cybersecurity , chief privacy officer , Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT , Georgetown University , Joy Pritts
Confirmation hearing: HHS Secretary
Tags: Kathleen Sebelius , HHS , confirmation hearing
Obama's New Pick for HHS
Tags: mngt , Gov. Kathleen Sebelius , Savanna Guthrie
Kids with moms who smoke likely to take up habit
A study sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration finds children aged 12 to 17 who live with a smoking mother are nearly three times as likely to take up the habit.
Tags: smoking , kids and smoking , DEAion ,
Disparities in Care in Poor, Minority Populations
Tags: technology , health IT , National Health IT Week , Garth Graham , Hurricane Katrina
IT Dashboard
Tags: technology , health IT , Office of Management and Budget , IT Dashboard , Department of Veterans Affairs , Small Business Administration


text:
by Valentina S. 1,371 KB | 2013-06-24 | File |
109255326-Trovačica-Sara-Poole - download at 4shared. 109255326-Trovačica-Sara-Poole is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
| Uploaded via: 4shared site
Share Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
0 comments Add new comment
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
We are authorised to assess people to see if they can get a blue badge.
Apply for a blue badge
Blue Badge applications explainedAs well as applying using the orange button above, you can also quickly check to see if you are eligible for a blue badge.
To qualify in this category you must be a driver, drive an adapted car, and you must have a severe disability in both arms which means you are unable to operate, or have considerable difficulty operating a parking meter. You have to meet all these criteria to qualify.
Who is NOT eligible for a Blue Badge?You will not be eligible for a badge if:
Why was my application for a blue badge rejected?If you do not qualify for a Blue Badge you will receive a letter which will detail the reason your application was refused. If you wish to appeal against the decision either because you have additional information that needs to be considered or your walking has deteriorated please contact us.
The Blue Badge Appeals process applies to any discretionary applicant who has been refused and is explained below:
Stage 1 If you are refused you may request a review of your case by the Blue Badge Team Leader. If you are refused without having taken part in an Independent Mobility Assessment this will normally be because your condition does not fall under the eligibility criteria and an assessment is therefore not appropriate. In some cases mobility assessments may be requested as part of the review. In every case a full explanation will be provided and you will be given opportunity to escalate the case to Stage 2.
Stage 2 At this stage you may request a review of your application by the Head of Service. This review will normally seek to identify any lapse in procedure when your application was handled. If you are still refused you may escalate your case to Stage 3.
Stage 3 At this stage you may request a review of your application by the Local Government Ombudsman (LGO). The LGO will decide on procedural propriety on our behalf. They will not decide on an applicant's eligibility.
Right to re-apply If you have been refused a Blue Badge it is unlikely you will be awarded one on re-application unless your condition has deteriorated or you have since been awarded a benefit which makes you an automatic qualifier (see above).
For general questions about the Blue Badge, you can contact the Initial Enquiry Support Service:
Telephone: 0844 463 0213
If you would prefer to speak to your Local Blue Badge Team use the details below.


text:
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Aug 23 '13
Nationals recalled C Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse.
The Nationals traded Kurt Suzuki to the Athletics on Friday, so Solano is now set to backup Wilson Ramos. He's batting just .167/.211/.222 over 16 games at the major league level this season.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Jul 04 '13
Nationals optioned C Jhonatan Solano to Triple-A Syracuse.
Solano spent the past six weeks filling in for injured catcher Wilson Ramos, who was officially activated from the 15-day disabled list early Thursday morning.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS May 16 '13
Nationals recalled C Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse.
Solano had one hit in six at-bats earlier this season with the Nats. He'll serve as Kurt Suzuki's backup while Wilson Ramos (hamstring) is on the DL.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Apr 29 '13
Nationals optioned C Jhonatan Solano to Triple-A Syracuse.
Solano appeared in three games with the Nationals during his two week callup. He's no longer needed with Wilson Ramos returning from the disabled list.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Apr 14 '13
Nationals recalled C Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse.
He'll serve as the backup to Kurt Suzuki while Wilson Ramos is sidelined. Solano batted .314/.351/.571 with a couple homers over 12 games for the Nats last season.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Aug 20 '12
Jhonatan Solano (oblique) will continue his rehab with Double-A Harrisburg.
Solano went 1-for-3 with a double on Friday in a rehab game with the Nationals' Gulf Coast League affiliate. The 27-year-old backstop has been sidelined since mid-July with an oblique strain. He could be an option to rejoin the Nats in September.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Jul 19 '12
Nationals placed C Jhonatan Solano on the 15-day disabled list with a strained oblique.
Solano is likely to need about three weeks of recovery time. Sandy Leon was recalled in a corresponding move.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Jul 18 '12
Jhonathan Solano is likely to be placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with an oblique strain.
Sandy Leon will be brought up to provide depth at catcher. Solano is hitting .314/.351/.571 in 12 games.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Jul 04 '12
Jhonatan Solano went 2-for-4 with a homer and a steal Wednesday against the Giants.
It looks like Solano is going to force us to learn how to spell his first name correctly. He's played in just nine games since being called up on May 28 to back up Jesus Flores, but he's hit .393 with two homers and six RBI in his limited action.
Jhonatan Solano C WAS Nov 18 '11
Nationals purchased the contract of C Jhonatan Solano from Triple-A Syracuse.
Solano, 26, batted .275/.325/.388 with five homers, 33 RBI and a .719 OPS over 279 plate appearances this season at the Triple-A level. He is known as a solid defender, so one wonders if the Nationals kept him with the idea of developing him as a backup catcher and dealing from their surplus of Jesus Flores and Derek Norris.


text:
I have just less than three yards of this really pretty black and silver brocade fabric, and I'm trying to figure out what to do with it.
I've had it for a while now and haven't yet committed to cutting it up yet. I was thinking about making an A-Line skirt or a corset sort of thing but I'm worried about how the patterns on the fabric would look. I'd really like to make some kind of garment out of it but it has to be something that will highlight the fabric's pattern and texture.
Any suggestions?
Recent Topics
- what's been your biggest DIY fail?
- A crafty pen pal?
- Brocade fabric
- Where to buy chain?
- Age Concern Big Knit?!
- Help?
- Glow in the Dark Yarn
- I am a teen who wants to design high fashion, but have no reason to wear my creations! How do I let out this creative energy?
- Help: Painting Canvas Shoes
- Group Commission Pricing
Ooo that's gorgeous. I'd like it for a bed throw or an upholstered head board but it would be pretty for clothes too. I think a bustier kinda corseted top would be pretty... I wouldn't worry about the print, I think it can be broken up without looking strange. You could even make a pendulum style top (which is super figure flattering) with a pleated bottom and add some black piping at the seam line and hem
(quick sketch for reference)
Your fabric got me excited for a project :P
In case you haven't done anything with it yet. (it WAS 11 days ago)
I think that fabric would make an excellent corset. Maybe an underbust? Depending on how ambitious your are maybe you could do a corset and only use the brocade for around the bust. In case you were worried about it being to busy. Or possibly with only some of the panels in the brocade? Maybe reversible one, I don't really no much about corsetry (yet!) so I don't know how hard it would actually be.
There this store that used to sell soft corsets "charolette russe" for the longest time it was the only store in town that sold even anything close to an actual corset (aside from of course the local goth in a box, or hot topic if you like. I won't even step foot in there. The clothing quality is sub par at best) I admit corsets aren't practical but I still absolutely adore them.
If the fabric is stretchy you can get away with a soft corset.
Alternately, have you considered a vest. Something tailored and flattering. Maybe something that sits below your bust line. I made that vest a while ago. It's pretty tailored though, I don't know who confident you are with that. Mine isn't that high, but I got lucky (very) winging it. It's a halter top wrap around thing, there's more pictures in the project, You could use satin for the back of it like how they do on normal vests. The one I made isn't stretchy at all. I was just thinking that you could use it for that and pair it with virtually anything. Dress it up or down, that way you'll be able to wear it whenever, it is some really gorgeous fabric. You can always do some paneling with a vest as well. Maybe even go for more of a waistcoat (come to think of it I'm not quite sure if there's a difference between those and a vest....is there?) You could totally add in a pocket, or even a false pocket and add a silver chain to highlight the fabric. And just rock it. You could even use some of the scraps and add them onto some spats or something. Maybe some fabric wrapped buttons even. Geez I don't even know what your style is like but I totally got sidetrack inspired there....believe me it was way worse in thought process form, ha ha.


text:
I am looking to order a new nas box with some funds i have to get spent up this financial year. i am looking for an ad-compatible nas box and would like to install two 1Tb drives with RAID-1 redundancy. Has anyone used anything similar or got any suggestions on what to go for?
There seems to be a lot of varierty on the market ....


text:
Hillclimb school in a Golf R
Hillclimbing in a hot hatch? PH goes back to school at Harewood and competes at Shelsley Walsh
Please remove duplicate log ins As part of an upgrade to PistonHeads, we need you to go to the Classifieds Preferences page and choose your unique login by 31st of OctoberHide Do it now
Hillclimbing in a hot hatch? PH goes back to school at Harewood and competes at Shelsley Walsh
The new AMG C63 is close, so which is the best C-Class AMG from the back catalogue to buy? PH investigates
The car that really proved Audi could do fun, now available from £40,000
The McLaren 650S has had its racing debut ... with the man from PH at the wheel!
The new 275 Trophy-R reaches customers soon, so what better time to celebrate its legendary predecessor?
So just what is the 650S Sprint? Dale gets a taste and a promise of something more
Can a life of Gran Turismo prepare you for a real race at Tsukuba? Dan attempts to find out
Can an 11-hour round trip be worth it for one race? Yes, absolutely
Our reporter for the BTCC Rockingham races was Paul Playle. Read everything here!
The crazy and the cool were never so damn good