text:
WASHINGTON, (UPI) — The White House released an April Fools' Day "special message" Monday from a 9-year-old known as the "kid president."
The White House posted to its Twitter account Monday, saying "This morning, the White House released a special video message from the President," but the video in question instead starred Robbie Novak, a 9-year-old self-described "kid president" whose motivational YouTube videos made him a viral star this year, CNN reported.
"It's looks look like you were expecting somebody else. April Fools on all y'all," Novak says after stepping up to the mikes in the video.
"I'm the kid president, and I hope everyone has an awesome day," he says. "It's everyone's dream to give the world a reason to dance."
The White House said Novak would be a guest Monday at the White House Easter Egg Roll.


text:
2 Chainz – Crack | Video
Like many of those in hip-hop who can now boast the fruits of their labor, 2 Chainz joins his colleagues in delivering a track dedicated to the formidable, and often drug-related come-up story. Aptly titled "Crack," the Atlanta native shares his wealth and accomplishments over a howitzer of a beat, offering lyrical narration to the journey from the trap to the rap game. Per usual, the rapper is masqueraded in gold, leather, and a few frolicking female accomplices. Off of his Based on a T.R.U. Story album on Def Jam, here's a Southern hip-hop banger to kick-start your week.
Date: Mar 18, 2013 / Views: 7 / Author: Arthur Bray / Source: HYPETRAK

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Security Basics
mailing list archives
not sure why this is on this thread but...
it looks like a path problem to me. try creating a symlink to the actual
mysql.sock file, which is located in /tmp by default.
ln -s /tmp/mysql.sock /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
if that works then you may need to specify the path to the sock file when
you start mysqld, or change it in your my.cnf file.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lawrence, Michael" <MLawrence () soroc com>
To: "'Jeff Leveille'" <JLeveille () SunJournal com>;
<security-basics () securityfocus com>
Cc: "Lawrence, Michael" <MLawrence () soroc com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 3:57 PM
Subject: RE: mysql.sock
I have tried starting mysql using safe_mysqld. It fails to start. I
the error log in /var/lib/mysql and found that there was an error 2
(permission problem) and it was unable to locate hosts.frm in
/var/lib/mysql/mysql/. Checked the permissions and ownership, and
everything for mysql is owned by the user mysql and that user has the
read/write access. I have even gone as far as setting the permissions to
read/write/exicute through the whole tree to see if that solved the issue.
(Box is not connected to a network currently, so security is a non issue
the moment.) This has not solved the issue. I am still getting the same
errors. I have even tried reinstalling the main databases using
mysql_install_db. This has not worked. Any ideas?
Ethical Hacking at the InfoSec Institute. Mention this ad and get $545 off
any course! All of our class sizes are guaranteed to be 10 students or less
to facilitate one-on-one interaction with one of our expert instructors.
Attend a course taught by an expert instructor with years of in-the-field
pen testing experience in our state of the art hacking lab. Master the skills
of an Ethical Hacker to better assess the security of your organization.
Visit us at:
By Date
By Thread


text:
I have inherited agri Property after the death of my Grand mother, which I immediately sold off 7 re invested the money in FDs
21 Dec '08 08:36 pm
Earn 10 points for answering
Answers (1)
Hi,IF you are worried about returns than the type of Investment. I would suggest suggest you to go for Mutual Funds-Equity Linked Tax Savings Scheme(ELSS)-Lock in Period of 3 yrs as compared to PPF -15 yrs or Postal investment-6 yrs.In ELSS you will earn around 75% post 3 years of investemnt.Pl. go for SBI M agnum Tax Gain Scheme 1993 only as it is the only best performing fund in this category till now. #The rule of new economy is to spend money, even if u create debt by borrowing money i.e. loan it will help you to waive taxes creating a good debt. You correctly pointed your concern to minimize the same , you need to Invest money in such Tax SOP's which will give you incentives or dividends regularly with Minimum Lock In period to earn more Interest. To help you further if you are the Long Term Investor at least for 5 years then MF's are a good option. Pl. find below a list of funds which have Platinum edge to deliver in Long Term- #Equity Diversified: SBI Magnum Sector Funds Umbre ...moreAnswered by prasanna patvardhan, 02 Jan '09 05:14 pm
Report abuse
Not Useful
Your vote on this answer has already been received


text:
The New York Post's Larry Brooks reported earlier today that Ryan Smyth would consider waiving his No-Trade Clause in order to join the New York Rangers and compete for the Stanley Cup. Of course, this created waves in the media and Ryan Smyth himself commented on the report.
"I've moved four times in the last five years. I came (to Edmonton) for a reason." – Ryan Smyth, saying he's not interested in the Rangers
— Rob Tychkowski (@SUN_TYCHKOWSKI) February 3, 2012
So now we are left with Ryan Smyth completely contradicting Larry Brooks' report. So how do we perceive it and what do we believe?
As I've said multiple times on Blue Line Station, Larry Brooks, regardless of what you think of him as a journalist, has credible sources and has proven this time and time again. That being said, he's also been wrong before. So we're left in the dark here.
Now let's talk about Ryan Smyth. He was drafted by the Edmonton Oilers in 1994 and had his NHL debut with the team during the 1994-1995 season. He spent played with the Oilers and nobody else until the 2006-2007 season, when he was traded to the New York Islanders he cried in front of the media. And after short stints with the Avalanche and the Kings he essentially forced a trade back to the Oilers. So it is pretty obvious that Ryan Smyth loves the city of Edmonton and has no qualms with staying there.
That being said, he is an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season and there are no guarantees that he and the Oilers can agree to a contract, or that the Oilers even want to bring him back. And Ryan Smyth has only had one real shot at winning the Stanley Cup, with the Oilers in 2006.
So why would the Rangers be an attractive move for Smyth? For one, we're an obvious Stanley Cup contender. If Ryan Smyth is to accept any trade it would almost certainly have to be to a team with a legitimate shot at winning the Stanley Cup; a trade to a bubble team like he experienced in his move to the Islanders is not happening again. There's also the relationship Smyth has with Glen Sather, as Brooks points out. Sather, as GM of the Oilers at the time, was the one who drafted Smyth and was at the helm during the first five seasons of Smyth's career. If there is any GM in the NHL who can talk Smyth into a trade, it is probably Glen Sather.
So yes, Ryan Smyth did a good job of putting a speed bump on any speculation of him moving. However, he also is not going to purposely add fuel to the fire and confirm a rumor from a beat writer a month removed from the trading deadline. If Brooks' claim that Smyth is only "considering" it and has not made up his mind then surely confirming a report would create a major distraction for both Smyth and the Oiles as he weighed his options. Thus, I do not want to say Smyth is a liar because it may very well be the case that he feels no desire to move anywhere else. However, I also do not believe comments to the media is cause for closing the doors on the possibility of Smyth coming to the Rangers.
Tags: Edmonton Oilers Glen Sather Larry Brooks New York Rangers Rangers Rumor Ryan Smyth Trade


text:
SCHERERVILLE | A registration session is scheduled for the spring season of the Tri-Town Pop Warner football and cheer programs.
The session is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Lake County Public Library's Dyer/Schererville branch, 1001 W. Lincoln Highway in Schererville.
The program is open to children 5 to 15 years old. Cost is $65 for each child.
Visit www.tritownraiders.org for information.


text:
Sign in
Sign Up
lowest rate guarantee
Apczai Csere Jnos street, 7
Ganz street 8
Dob street 63
Teve street 1/D, 1st Staircase 91 (at KARAFFA wine shop!!!)
Kossuth Lajos Street 7-9
Great reasons to book with Agoda
Over 525,000 hotels worldwide – more added every day
Trusted by over 16,500,000 satisfied customers
Best Price Guarantee
8 million+ hotel reviews by Agoda customers
With availability in over 56,000 cities worldwide
agoda special offers
including last minute offers(even same day!)free nightsfree upgrades!
Customer Support
0.01 Km.
0.11 Km.
0.12 Km.
0.13 Km.
0.15 Km.
Cleanliness, huge shower, good...
Central, attractive rooms, helpful...
Clean comfortable big room,...
0.17 Km.
Very helpful and friendly staff,...
Location, cleanliness and...
0.18 Km.
Central, spacious room with a view...
0.21 Km.
Location, staff attention and...
0.24 Km.
0.25 Km.
0.27 Km.
0.28 Km.
Right in the center, Best value...
0.29 Km.
4.5 / 5
over 80,000 reviews
of users recommend us
Go To Top
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd. Agoda is part of


text:
Popular terms: restaurants, bars, spas more
Restaurants see all
Purdy's Farmer & The Fish
100 Titicus Rd
North Salem, NY
The Blazer Pub
440 Rt 22
Purdys, NY
592 Rt 22
Croton Falls, NY
Northern Smoke
166 Stoneleigh Ave
Carmel, NY
The Burger Barn
289 Rt 100
Somers, NY
Bella Ella's Pizzeria
2 W Cross St
Croton Falls, NY
Croton Creek Steakhouse & Wine
4 W Cross St
Croton Falls, NY
Froggy's Deli
253 Rt 100
Somers, NY
Portofino Pizzeria
N County Shopng Ctr
Goldens Bridge, NY
Il Forno Trattoria & Pizzeria
343 Rte 100
Somers, NY
Patsy's Pizza & Pasta
155 Rte 202
Somers, NY
Le Fontane Restaurant
137 Somers Town Rd
Somers, NY
Fratelli's Pizza & Pasta
1 Heritage Hls
Somers, NY
Imperial Wok
202 Center
Somers, NY
325 Rt 100
Somers, NY
2 Stoneleigh Avenue
Carmel, NY
Blackboard Bistro
166 Stoneleigh Ave
Carmel, NY
Northern Smoke
166 Stoneleigh Ave
Carmel, NY
Firehouse Deli NY The
256 Route 100
Somers, NY
Mamma Rosa Ristorante
252-254 Rt 100
Westchester County, NY
Hygrade Market Main
PO Box 147
Croton Falls, NY
Spas see all
Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa
The Shoppes at South Hills
Poughkeepsie, NY
Mediterranean Salon
237 Route 6,
Mahopac, NY
Davanti Salon
155 Rt 202
Lincolndale, NY
Nail Touch Nail Ltd
Goldens Bridge, NY
Ya Ya's Nails
352 Rt 202
Somers, NY
Xavier's Color Concepts For Hair
Goldens Bridge Shopping Center
Goldens Bridge, NY
Annie's Nails
5 Heritage Hls
Somers, NY
Prefer something generic? Send a universal gift card
Browsing: NY > Purdys
Buy Purdys gift cards online. Send to anyone, instantly. Check out how it works.
It's like a digital gift certificate - there's no card to carry, and no money gets lost if they don't make it to the business. GiftRocket gift cards work for any business in Purdys, NY, or anywhere in the US.


text:
Submit Review
Campground Search
224149 User submitted reviews online!!
Location :
Jekyll Island, Georgia
Jekyll Island Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Jekyll Island Campground has natural campsite settings and gorgeous trees throughout. The staff are available, friendly, accommodating and helpful. The showers are well lit and spacious, as well the laundry facilities are plentiful and clean. There are activities arranged if you wish to participate. We love the availability of bike paths and glorious beaches! This campground suits us to a "T". It's called "Georgias Jewell" for a reason.
High Springs, Florida
Ginnie Springs Outdoors
[ 1/10 ]
Ginnie Springs is way overpriced. This campground has dirty dusty roads with drivers not adhering to the speed limit. There was loud, drunken parties and all night music, obviously not very well patrolled if at all. Swimming is virtually non existent. I would not recommend this campground to anyone at any time.
Old Town, Florida
Suwannee River Hideaway Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Suwannee River Hideaway has a unique office and store with lots of reading material. The staff are friendly and welcome you as friends. It is set in beautiful surroundings with a modern clubhouse. The rustic facilities are adequate and very clean. There is an awesome boardwalk to the Suwannee with deck and dock on the River. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle to peace and quiet this is the place to go!
Copyright © 2000-2013 RVParkReviews.com and CampgroundReviews.com All Rights Reserved
Factory Tours USA
Campground reviews - Campground ratings - RV Park reviews - RV Park ratings
Contact Us
Internet Disclaimer and Terms


text:
I see you have a post here on AutoCAD Freestyle and I have a few questions.
1st let me say to you I'm a VERY strong AutoCAD User, and Autodesk promoter.
That being said, you may ask "Why am I screwing around with AutoCAD Freestyle?"
To that and to get to my to my point I say "I just need a simple program to SHARE my ideas, and work with non-AutoCAD users" Freestyle was an inexpensive program that I could do that with and still be able to use some type of "DWG" format.
I have now resorted to getting my customers to download the DWG Viewers (True View, or Design Review) which really in a couple of cases was a problem.
Are there any "Add-ons" to help me with creating a simple AutoCAD plan to share in AutoCAD Freestyle or am I forced to tell my customers, "Sorry you have to spend $4000 to get the real AutoCAD program".
2.) The other problem I have which is more of a "Conflict of interest problem" is mixing too many programs.
I participate in "SEVERAL" Autodesk programs simply because I am in school (County College of Morris), I have a commercial license for my AutoCAD Freestyle (Under Fitz Digital CAD Service) and at my regular full time position. I am part of the "Subscription program" which obviously allows me to use, or test various Autodesk products.
So... should I NOT "Mix" the programs or try to work with them and let you and the other users know what works, or doesn't work well with each other?
its a good thing that i was able to come across this thread
What exactly were you responding about?
thank you very much for the pdf file. I find it very useful.
Access a broad range of knowledge to help get the most out of your products and services.
Start with some of our most frequented solutions or visit the Installation and Licensing Forum to get help installing your software.
Upgrading to a 2015 product? Make sure to check these out 1st!


text:
Come and play in our annual "Octobeerfest" Golf tournament on November 15, 2014 at a 12:00 pm shotgun start. Entry fee is $79 per player and gets you the following: Green fee, cart w/GPS, range balls, drink tickets, on course contests and food following tournament. This is our next to last "Tournament Series" Event, so get signed up today!
Welcome to The Vineyard at Escondido
Located just north of beautiful Lake Hodges in North County San Diego, bordering the award-winning boutique Orfila Vineyard and Winery in the San Pasqual Valley agricultural preserve, The Vineyard at Escondido is approximately 30 minutes north of San Diego, just 5 minutes off Interstate 15. Our spectacular David Rainville-designed layout, exceptional tournament facilities, and friendly service make us one of San Diego County's best public golf facilities.
Upcoming Events
11/15/14 Annual Octobeerfest Golf Tournament
Like Us on Facebook
Host Your Next Event Here
Submitted by admin on Mon, 2012-08-27 14:59
From tournaments and weddings to corporate meetings, fundraisers and holiday parties, we'll go the extra mile to deliver a great experience.
Follow Us on Twitter
- Feature on Ted Bishop's social media comments that got him ousted as president of the PGA of America. t.co/yOiwMlAPhp
- Check out this kool infographic about the science of golf. t.co/ox60R1b4JR
- Meet the best golfer of this generation? Check! Shoot a 59? Check! Kudos to Viraat Badhwar. t.co/vqYrNbROlm
- We still have room in our "PLAY FOR PINK" golf tournament. The event will be held Saturday, October 18, 2014 for... t.co/lA4E0Omy0h


text:
A Minnesota Choral Mosaic - VocalEssence Ensemble Singers & Cantus
Benson Great Hall, Bethel College, St. Paul
VocalEssence and Cantus will join forces to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the American Choral Directors Association of Minnesota in this special concert! Minnesota's wealth of choral music will be explored in a wide ranging program that covers generations of our state's leading choral composers.
The concert is divided into four sections: 50 Years Ago, introduced by Vern Sutton;
Minesota's New Horizons, introduced by Abbie Betinis; Breaking Barriers, introduced by Libby Larsen; and Minesota Classics, introduced by Dominick Argento.
The concert comes to a grande finale with a collage of Minnesota's top 40 radio hits as both Cantus and VocalEssence share the spotlight for "The North Star Hit Parade."
For general admission tickets, call the Bethel Box Office at 651-638-6333 or order online.
Main Menu
- Buy Tickets
- Donate
- About Us
- Education
- Recordings
- Press Room
- Archives


text:
|Thread Tools
This year I'm doing the vegetarian-vegan transition. So I'm hoping you can tell me some of your favorite substitutes for butter, eggs, and cheese.
I'm planning on eating vegan every fifth day. But I have a feeling I will do it a bit more frequently, especially since many of my dishes can omit cheese.
First, what is your favorite vegan butter to put on bread?
Second, what is your favorite egg substitute for baking?
Third, what about cheddar cheese?
Oh, and mayo too!
Hi Goby. Welcome!
If you're going to eat vegan part-time and still eat dairy and eggs then I personally would suggest simply forgoing the"substitutes". You don't need them in your diet and you'll probably eat more healthily if you avoid them. Moreover, you will constantly be comparing them to the tastes you're familiar with and therefor continuing a craving for those things rather than weaning yourself off those tastes. C'mon, surely you can find things to eat "every 5th day" that don't require eggs, butter, or cheese, right :)
That said, if you're really just interested in experimenting with new flavors and you want to eat all kinds of vegan food and so you're just asking for recommendations then here are mine:
For spreading on toast or bagels: Earth Balance Buttery Spread, strawberry jelly, raspberry jelly, peanut butter, cashew butter, or almond butter (or if it's not morning, then hummus)
For scrambles: tofu and Soyrizo with lots of veggies and salsa or try the Fantastic Foods Tofu Scramble packets
For omlet things, etc: The Vegg (or whatever you want plus black salt)
For that cheddar cheese flavor for eating with crackers: Daiya cheddar wedge
For cheesy stuff in macaroni: Daiya shreds
For cheesy dipping sauce: Food For Lovers vegan queso
For baking: Ener-G, flax seeds, or soymilk with vinegar
Thanks for the reply, Elaine!
I won't be doing the comparing thing. That would be torture. Most of the above will be "hidden" in foods. I could give up everything lacto-ovo today except for the "hidden" stuff. I rarely eat eggs, and most foods with cheese I can eat without the cheese. I don't eat cheese and crackers that often. But the cheese in my cheese, bean, rice, and cabbage burritos is really good, so if I could find a substitute, that would be great. And mayo on my boca chicken patties is great.
I bought a few cookbooks and I'm looking at Vegan Diner right now. It looks amazing. I'll definitely be making sage gravy and veggie chili this week.
I hoping to be 100% vegan in six months. That's my goal. BTW, when I went veggie I had the same goal, but ditched it after about 4 days. Who knows, I might do the same this time and be a vegan by next week. :P
I'm not a big fan of th Daiya cheddar shreds, but I love the pepper jack. It is perfect on burritos and nachos.
What ElaineV said for eggs. Here's a great recipe for tofu scramble: http://www.theppk.com/2009/10/tof-u-and-tof-me-scrambled-tofu-revisited/ I would also add puréed silken tofu for yeasted breads - it works really well in brioche recipes.
I think nutritional yeast has a nice cheddary taste mixed into things. (Please note I'm talking about the yellow powdery flakes, not the brownish-grayish Brewer's Yeast powder, which might be nurtitionally similar but doesn't taste like cheese at all). But nutritional yeast is quite expensive; try to find out what it tastes like before you buy it. Do you remember those little cheddar cheese crackers, shaped like little squares or tiny hot dog buns? It tastes a lot like that.
I'm thinking about ElaineV's post above and wondering if there's anything unhealthy about Nutritional yeast...
"Ground Control to Major Tom.... Ground Control to Major Tom...
Take your protein pills and put your helmet on...."
David Bowie- "Space Oddity"
I can't tell the difference between Earth Balance and butter, so that's my go-to substitute for that. I try not to eat it a ton because it's still not exactly a "health food" but it is trans-fat free unlike most butter substitutes. It does contain palm oil, but if you're concerned about sourcing you can check out the page they have on that and see if you're comfortable or not with their sourcing choices.
I really only use it if whatever I'm making needs butter though. Most of the time other things work just fine (like olive oil, hummus, or other spreads for bread). You can also spread avocado on bread!
I'm not a big fan of store-bought imitation cheeses. The ones I've tried (mostly Daiya) taste gross to me, and they're not super healthy, so I just stopped trying to replace slice and block cheese and found other things I enjoyed instead. Cheese sauces or softer spreads, however, are pretty easy to make at home using nuts as a base. There are a lot of awesome recipes online for cashew "cheese" spreads, nacho "cheese" and macaroni and "cheese." This is my favorite nut-cheese spread I've tried, which I use to make grilled "cheese" sandwiches a lot: http://www.choosingraw.com/raw-vegan-walnut-cheddar-cheese/ (I make it with cashews instead of walnuts). Don't expect it to be exactly like cheese, but it is delicious in its own way and has the comforting feel of cheese. It kind of tastes like goldfish crackers to me, which I think is awesome.
Some things that typically use cheese can just have the cheese left off altogether. I find I actually like pizza way more now that I just eat it cheeseless. Instead of it being an indulgence that leaves me feeling gross, I actually feel great after I eat a pizza with some sauce piled high with veggies. Avocados can be added to stuff for fat and creaminess, artichoke hearts have a kind of sour tangy flavor that makes up for a lack of cheese (I use them on pizzas all the time for this reason), and as mentioned above, nutritional yeast can add a sort of cheesey flavor to things.
I'm a dairy-free vegetarian rather than vegan, so I haven't actively tried to replace eggs completely in my diet (I don't use them in cooking at home though, and eat them maybe a few times a year), but like you I eat them so rarely so I've never needed to create a replacement for things like scrambled eggs because I just never make scrambled eggs. Mayo is super easy, as you can get vegan mayo at the store made with oil as a base rather than eggs. If you want a healthier alternative, I've found blending tahini (sesame paste) with water, lemon, and garlic creates a great mayo substitute. I use this recipe as a starting point for that: http://www.tastebook.com/recipes/1651089-Tahini-Mayonnaise-Eggless-and-Oil-less-
In baking, I usually go with one of these subs: http://chefinyou.com/egg-substitutes-cooking/ Different ones seem to work better for different baked goods.
I've had Veganaise with grape seed oil and love that!
Earth Balance has a new mayo. I found it on sale and tried the reg. one, I liked it okay.
I make my own. It's cheap and I don't use much. I usually make it when I make chickpea salad-
1 cup plain soymilk
1/2 cup veg oil
Whir a while in a processor, then slowly drizzle in -
1 T. lemon juice or vinegar. Let process till nicely thickened.
I like EB best but Smart balance has a vegan one- It's with flaxseeds- make sure it says vegan on the side! SB has many. My grocery doesn't even carry the vegan one anymore! Many other margarines would be vegan if not vitamin D3. Others have fish oil, sometimes gelatin.
I love Daiya cheddar for a grilled cheese. I cannot tell the difference from that and the plastic slices.
Nut. yeast I've developed a taste for. The first tub I bought was used only for popcorn. Now I love the mac and nut yeast recipes! Even sprinkled on things.
Where are you? By any Trader Joes or Whole foods or other natural food stores? Makes a difference.
For scrambled eggs you can't do any better than yuba and The Vegg.
You can even make fried eggs with it. It can be used in baking, frying etc.
It is available at these locations.
|Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
|Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are Off


text:
Set a new standard for your meetings by escaping to Chateau Avalon. With its 18th century European decor complete with three domed ceilings, granite countertops and bronze lighting, the Beaumont Stateroom's state-of-the-art electronics and furnishings make it an optimal setting for any 21st century meeting. It is favored among Greater Kansas City area meeting rooms for small business or board events, executive retreats, team building, and brainstorming sessions. An al fresco venue is also available for social events or truly special occasions.
Replica of Hearst Castle oak dining table with high-back leather chairs
Accommodates up to 24 guestsHigh-speed wired and wireless Internet access60-inch LCD television/computer monitorInteractive touch panel wall control systemComplimentary presentation materials
Whether your event is a civic breakfast, recognition lunch or a business meeting, the Chateau Avalon staff make event planning easy. Our location across from the vibrant Legends at Village West is convenient and accessible. For intimate banquets or catering, let Chateau Avalon facilitate a memorable event.
Minimum guest room night stays (from as few as 5 per night to as many as 40) are required in order to reserve event space at Chateau Avalon. To check sleeping room and event room availability for your retreat, reunion, wedding, conference, or corporate meeting, contact Sheryl Park, Director of Sales & Marketing, at 913-596-6000 or email@example.com
© 2014 Chateau Avalon, Luxury Concept Hotel | 701 Village West Parkway | Kansas City, Kansas 66111-1883 | Tel: (913) 596-6000


text:
Populated Place in Buncombe County, North Carolina, USA.
Latitude: 35.55111 : Longitude: -82.53278 : Elevation: 2100 ft
Blogs and Websites Near Shiloh, North Carolina - GeoURL
Shiloh Map - Multimap
Shiloh Street Map and Satellite Photo - Google Maps
Shiloh Aerial Photo and Topo Map - Terraserver
Shiloh Map - MSN
Environmental Hazards, Flood Area Maps, Boundaries - EPA
Shiloh Area Map - MapQuest
Shiloh NC Weather Forecast - National Weather Service
Weather Forecast near Shiloh - Multimap
The weather forecast links don't work for all places yet.
Some random places: Iehl Dam Uehling Jikoen Hongwanji Temple Penvir Ipewik River


text:
AD Tag – GNN
2AD – grey matter book ad
3Ad – caverns of blood
4AD – Brain Damage
5Ad – Karl Brown book
6Ad – Open Road
7AD – Shaman – Alessandro
8Ad John R – Reinsendberg tapes
Social Arena Banner
Subscribe and Follow
News header
springboard widget – move reviews under
Film Reviews header
podcasts header
Interview: Michael Aloisi (THE KILLER & I: A REALITY SERIES with Kane Hodder)
October 18th, 2014
Interviewed by: Janel Spiegel
Interview: Michael Ironside (Extraterrestrial)
October 16th, 2014
Interviewed by: The Black Saint
The Story of Ox Baker, From Escape From New York to Pinwheel
October 15th, 2014
Interviewed by: Mike Joy
Book Review: Dark Frequencies - Author Timothy Lee Frasier
October 23rd, 2014
Reviewed by: Todd Martin
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Travelogue of Horror - Author Tony Urban
October 22nd, 2014
Reviewed by: Horrornews.net
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Crime Seen - Author Michaelbrent Collings
October 20th, 2014
Reviewed by: Dave Gammon
Category: Book Reviews
Film Review: A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)
SYNOPSIS: A teenage boy is haunted in his dreams by Freddy Krueger who is out to possess him to continue his murdering in the real world. REVIEW: In 1985, hot off the tail off the successful release of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" came the rather odd follow up "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge". That notion wasn't too big of surprise with horror maven Wes Craven "not" helming the rig this round. … Continue reading


text: Strict Standards: Redefining already defined constructor for class XML_Parser in /home/sites/www.americanpoems.com/web/store/aom/includes/os.php on line 1188 Strict Standards: Declaration of XML_Parser::raiseError() should be compatible with PEAR::raiseError($message = NULL, $code = NULL, $mode = NULL, $options = NULL, $userinfo = NULL, $error_class = NULL, $skipmsg = false) in /home/sites/www.americanpoems.com/web/store/aom/includes/os.php on line 1604 Strict Standards: Declaration of XML_Unserializer::startHandler() should be compatible with XML_Parser::startHandler($xp, $elem, &$attribs) in /home/sites/www.americanpoems.com/web/store/aom/includes/os.php on line 3503 Strict Standards: Declaration of Cache_Lite_File::get() should be compatible with Cache_Lite::get($id, $group = 'default', $doNotTestCacheValidity = false) in /home/sites/www.americanpoems.com/web/store/aom/includes/cache.php on line 1020 American Poems: Kindle eBooks: The Mud Sisters Home Apparel Appliances Books DVD Electronics Home & Garden Kindle eBooks Magazines Music Outdoor Living Software Tools & Hardware PC & Video Games Search All Products Apparel Appliances Arts & Crafts Automotive Baby Beauty Books Computers DVD Electronics Gourmet Food Grocery Health Home & Garden Industrial & Science Jewelry Kindle eBooks Kitchen Magazines Miscellaneous Mobile Apps MP3 Downloads Music Musical Instruments Office Products Outdoor Living Pet Supplies Photo & Camera Shoes Software Sporting Goods Tools & Hardware Toys VHS Video On Demand PC & Video Games Watches Wireless Wireless Accessories Advanced Search Sitemap View Cart Checkout Location: Home » Kindle eBooks » The Mud Sisters The Mud Sisters enlarge Author:Edie Claire Publisher:Edie Claire Category:eBooks In Stock Sales Rank:23,852 Format:Kindle eBook Language:English (Published) Media:Kindle Edition Edition:1 Pages:228 Publication Date:September 3, 2012 ASIN:B0095VDEBC Similar Items: Borrowed Time Meant To Be Wraith: Book One (Hawaiian Shadows 1) Empath: Book Two (Hawaiian Shadows 2) Never Sorry: Volume 2 (Leigh Koslow Mystery Series) Editorial Reviews: SynopsisThe women's fiction debut of award-winning romance and mystery author Edie Claire! Once upon a hot, lazy summer at Indian Lake, Pennsylvania, two giggling twelve-year-old girls swore to stay best friends forever. But some promises are hard to keep... When hospital social worker Teagan Hansen is called to the bedside of a Jane Doe who has been beaten and left for dead with no ID and no memory, she expects to be dealing with a victim of domestic violence. The last thing she expects is to look into the eyes of the childhood friend who disappeared abruptly from her life fourteen years before. Concussed, broken, and hypothermic, Jamie can't remember her own name, much less what personal circumstances brought her to such tragedy. But as the pieces of her memory begin to fit together, she does remember how much her friendship with Teagan meant to her through the long years of foster care, hard work, and heartbreak that followed that one magical summer. As the indomitable Teagan vows to help Jamie get back on her feet again, the women's bond strengthens anew. But with Jamie's life under threat from a man she can't remember—a man who is determined to find her again before she does—Teagan's loyalties to her friend, her profession, and her new marriage are tested to their limits. And when the women realize that their pasts have been intertwined far more deeply than either of them knew, the fate that separated them once before threatens to tear them apart again. And this time, it could be forever. CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC. THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME. Brought to you by American Poems Categories •Apparel •Appliances •Arts & Crafts •Automotive •Baby •Beauty •Books •Computers •DVD •Electronics •Gourmet Food •Grocery •Health •Home & Garden •Industrial & Science •Jewelry •Kindle eBooks •Kitchen •Magazines •Miscellaneous •Mobile Apps •MP3 Downloads •Music •Musical Instruments •Office Products •Outdoor Living •Pet Supplies •Photo & Camera •Shoes •Software •Sporting Goods •Tools & Hardware •Toys •VHS •Video On Demand •PC & Video Games •Watches •Wireless •Wireless Accessories Subcategories Women's Fiction •Action & Adventure •African American •Christian •Classics •Fantasy •Historical •Humor •Lesbian •Literary •Mystery, Thriller & Suspense •New Adult & College •Psychological •Religious •Romance •Sagas •Short Stories •Women's Poetry Relationships •Interpersonal Relations •Love & Romance •Marriage •Mate Seeking Related Categories •Contemporary Women Women's Fiction Literature & Fiction Subjects Books •Women's Fiction Contemporary Fiction Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks Categories •Women's Fiction Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks Categories Kindle Store •Relationships Health, Fitness & Dieting Kindle eBooks Categories Kindle Store


text:
Please confirm that your email address is correct, so you can successfully receive this alert.
by Mary F. Bosworth; New York, Sage Publications, 2010, 304 pages, $42
Dr. Pinals is associate professor of psychiatry and director of forensic education, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester.
Sex, race, power, science, and industry—all this and more can be found within the 288 pages of the book Explaining U.S. Imprisonment by Mary Bosworth. As a Reader in Criminology from Oxford, England, Bosworth takes readers on an interesting journey as she describes aspects of prisons in the United States that provide unique insights into American prison culture and its origins. For anyone studying criminology, forensic psychiatry and psychology, or forensic sciences or who is working in jails and prisons, this book is a useful tool for understanding the prison world. The book is full of facts that are well researched. Themes related to specific subgroups within the incarcerated population—including racial-ethnic minority groups and the growing female inmate population—are peppered throughout the book. The coverage of critical aspects of correctional life and its underpinnings gives readers the opportunity to think more deeply about the correctional system.
Given the staggering size of the incarcerated population in the United States, the effort to understand the correctional system is important. Worldwide, the United States has the highest per capita incarceration rate. This trend has a complex history and began to grow especially over the 18th century and into the current era. Over the years, the prison enterprise has seen a flurry of activity, including construction of more prisons at great cost, with varying degrees of security built into modern designs. Clean, sterile conditions in new institutions have sprouted to replace the architectural wonders that were built in the 18th century, where some prisoners or jail inmates are still confined. Cells barely bigger than the individuals they held generally are now built with a toilet, a sink, and a cot and are often large enough (if barely) to contain more than one inmate at a time, a necessary element required to manage the often overcrowded conditions at many facilities. With these realities in the background, this book guides readers across a range of topics, each of which fits with the other such that by the end of the book the total puzzle of the correctional system in the United States is in view.
The eight chapters begin with quotes from important historical figures. The first chapter, covering the history of U.S. imprisonment, begins with a quotation from Dorothea Dix from 1845, in which she advocates for familiar themes such as better food, clean air, and humane treatment and conditions. The chapter is thought provoking and provides a solid factual foundation for the rest of the book. By reviewing prison origins in colonial times and then addressing prison issues in the context of the Civil War era's Southern politics and slavery, this volume pulls readers into the incredibly complex issues of race and culture as they pertained to the prison movement. The notion that prisoners were an integral part of economic growth, by providing inexpensive labor, helps one realize the magnitude of the potential financial and political pressures to extend prison services. Later, as wars came and went, jails and prisons were a way to manage individuals detained during wartime; there were no better alternatives. Unfortunately, in these early times, conditions were far from standardized, and health and sanitation challenges abounded. Nonetheless, the prison environment and various prisons became show pieces for demonstrating American accomplishments to visiting dignitaries.
In subsequent chapters, there are exposés on prison culture, including detailed descriptions of sexuality and how it was manifested, restricted, and permitted across various institutions and times. For example, the Mississippi State Penitentiary was described as developing an infrastructure of conjugal visitation. Although this was started for black male inmates, it eventually grew to be available to all men and then later to the female inmate population. Some of the bases for these types of programs included the sense that conjugal visits might alleviate some of the pressures for prisoners and therefore decrease management challenges for correctional staff.
A chapter on the challenges to a culture of control describes emerging efforts to examine prison development. Numerous commissions and other special review mechanisms have been established to look closely at incarceration. In addition, there has been a renewed interest in hearing first-hand accounts of prison life. As technology has evolved, certain prisons have developed communications access for prisoners via e-mail and other technology. In addition, sociologists have increasingly contributed to the literature on aspects of incarceration and prison life. Despite robust attempts to examine the trends toward incarceration and the experiences of inmates, the growing prison population has intensified the pressures on prison systems. States are currently examining the complex issues of prison overcrowding and reform efforts for incarcerated individuals.
The book finishes with a chapter on incarceration trends among illegal immigrants. The author reviews this trend in light of the aftermath of the attacks of September 11, 2001, and describes criticism of the United States for incarcerating individuals under the aegis of fighting terrorism. The author questions U.S. policies that seem to encourage detention through imprisonment.
In the book's conclusion, the author speaks to the never-ending stream of criticism of prisons, counterbalanced by arguments that would justify the need for increasing the number of prisons. Regardless of whether prisons are viewed as a means of societal control or as a bastion of racial disparity, the author highlights the view that prisons are a part of the fabric of the culture of the United States. At times the author's writing style is choppy, the book's content is redundant, and the author's political views and opinions are juxtaposed with fascinating historical facts. Nevertheless, the content is inspiring in many ways because it calls on everyone to wake up and look around. We are all only a few degrees away from someone who has been incarcerated; incarceration of the U.S. population is endemic. But there is more to the story if one looks closely, as this book does, at the incarceration of immigrants, female offenders, and nondominant populations—and blacks in particular. This book provides a comprehensive overview of prison politics, history, and current status and the numerous vicissitudes that make this book worthwhile reading.
The reviewer reports no competing interests.
Download citation file:


text:
Berkley Nanofil Line Low-Vis Green - $19.99 to $38.99
Now available in Low-Vis Green - Berkley's NanoFil Uni-Filament Fishing Line is the next generation of fishing line - and in a class all its own. Not a Mono. Not a Fluorocarbon. Not a Braid. It's constructed from gel-spun polyethylene, much like a superline, it consists of hundreds of Dyneema nanofilaments that are molecularly linked and shaped into a unified filament fishing line. Dyneema is one of the world's strongest fibers, providing NanoFil with superline-class strength, as wells as zero-stretch and exceptional sensitivity. Berkley's uni-filament process also makes it feel and handle like a smooth monofilament, while still allowing it have the performance characteristics of braid. The ultimate spinning reel line - Berkley NanoFil Low-Vis Green Fishing Line is the longest casting, thinnest and most sensitive line Berkley has ever created.
-Ultimate Spinning Reel Line
-Zero Memory Virtually Eliminates Tangles
-Incredibly High Strength/diameter Ratio
-Zero Stretch Means Superb Sensitivity
-Berkley's Longest Casting Line
|Diameter (in)
|Diameter (mm)
Comments: Although the line casts fantastic and has zero memory, my experience has been the durability is virtually non existent. In just a few hours this brand new nanofil broke. not 6 feet from the end, but more like 25'. nearly lost a new crank bait & smallmouth in the process, but was able to snag the end of the line and hand line the fish and bait to the boat. removed some more and restrung and same thing happened the next morning. I should have known if Berkley prints a warning inside the label to watch out for fraying and to remove the last 6 feet periodically.
From: Bill: Spring City, TN 6/7/14
Comments: Really have to say, I am a braid lover through & through but I'm never going back unless I need something SUPER heavy. NanoFil casts smoother and farther, reels in quieter and frays less. I find it superior in every way possible, I just wish there was a smoke color! I seriously feel as though tying something else on is a waste of time and money now. Just ALWAYS wet your line and tie a double palomar and it'll never slip- and anyone who is having trouble keeping baits on has not followed those very simple instructions!!
From: Matt: MA 3/17/14
Comments: Sold!!! On a recent trip to NY in November, for salmon and steelhead this line performed flawlessly. Used 17lb Nanofil with a 17lb Floro leader, the Floro broke before the Nanofil ever did. You MUST do your homework on this line, watch the video and us the proper knot. Both my son and I used this line for 2 days with no problems. This line casted farther than anything else we used with less effort. This line will be spooled on all my spinning reels from now on.
From: Howard: South Fork, PA
Comments: I did not like this line at all. Spooled on a 2500 size spinning reel. The line laid in elongated coils on the surface after the cast. It also did not cast as well as power pro. Seemed overly stiff. 17 pound. I hope TW will take this line back for a refund.
From: Karl: SoCal
Comments: This line is all I use now, along with a FC leader. Everyone who complains about this line has not done their research and has either not used the correct knots, AND/OR DID NOT WET THE LINE when tying the knot. Friction and Heat will kill any knot and line when tying, especially with todays super lines. When I first purchased this line, I was ignorant to the recommendations and snapped knots easily when clinching down a knot and was very frustrated. I went and did my research, and when either using the Nanofil knot, double uni, and wetting the line, it holds true. Sensitive, super slick and smooth, and sounds like a bass cord when setting the hook at times. You will need a mono backing or rubber based spool, as it will not spool because it is so smooth. If tying directly to lures that go bang against rocks and submerged trees, you will have to check it after moderate use, as it will get banged up and start to nick and fray. Simply cut and retie. I also agree with Harry from Hodgenville, KY. Much better used with FC Leader, as it will not chip or fray easily and holds well. Also because this line is not invisible. As with most super lines, you can see it, and looks like thread or rope in the water. Awesome line.
From: Red*Hot*Lava
Comments: WOW...being from the Northeast, for years I have searched for the perfect spinning line and tried all the fluoro's out there. Braids I didn't like most of them and our water's very clear and I found braid to fluoro breaking off a lot. This is still very much like braid but it's not actually "braided"...it's not woven fibers...it's one single uni-filament fiber...so its very smooth but has the look of a braid but feels smooth like a mono/fluoro...u have to see it for yourself...But it is the BEST spinning line...Doesn't get terrible line twist at all...it's so limp and has no memory. The sensitivity is incredible like braid. And I can use a 12lbs test line but the diameter ismore like a 6lbs test at most...I would reccomend a backing as it's so thin u'd need a lot to fill a whole spinning reel and it would probably slip as some haave said...Also...I always tie on a 6'-8' leader. I use 10lbs test berkley 100% fluoro if I'm fishing a weightless worm/plastic or if water's a bit murkier/more cover and in lakes with larger fish...If i'm truly finessing them with a shakey head worm, drop shot, inchi wacky...Then I use a 6-8lbs leader of fluoro...but I stick w/ the 12lbs Nano-fil..anything thinner would be like HAIR n just too thin for me...It has phenomonal sensitivity and incredible handling and castability. SO...If you want the sensitivity of Braided line, with the handling and managability better than any fluoro/mono, with better casting distance than mono, and durability of the toughest co-polymer, and the invisibility of fluorocarbon...Fish Nano-Fil with a fluoro leader. It is the best of ALL worlds and the leaders have not been a problem for me at all.
From: Tanner: Westport, MA
Comments: I bought a spool of Nanofil right after it was released and have had it on the same 2 spinning reels since with no issues. I use a double Trilene or Cinch knot and a Spro #35 micro swivel. Add a couple feet of Trilene 100% flouro and its the best drop shot and shakey head set up.
From: Eric: Spring Lake NC USA
Comments: OK----You need to tie the appropriate knot (palomar -/ doubleUni too Furo-carbon) if you dont want to loose your lure. It will shrink in cold water and you will loose your knot if not tied correctly....You also must have a mono or rubber backing on your reel---this stuff will slip before engaging the drag especially in colder water/weather...However if you take these pre-cautions you will not find a better casting more sensitive line for spinning reels.
From: Bunker: Haymarket, VA
Comments: Greatest superline I have used. Beyond sensitive and strong if using the right Knot. Double palomar as demonstrated online. Greatest for dropshot. Used same line for a year
From: Kyle: IL
Comments: This is the worst line I have ever used for breaking. It has good sensitivity but it is not strong enough. I lost two crankbaits due to the weekness so I changed back to regular monafilament line. Very disipointed.
From: Harry: Hodgenville, KY
Comments: easily the best drop shot line I have ever used. 12# test casts like a dream and has amazing sensitivity, it lets me fish lighter weights and smaller baits during the tough summer bite. I have read about the issues with it fraying but I use 7# FC sniper as a leader using a double Albright to connect them. I have never had the connecting knot or mainline fail on a fish, I would not use this without a leader but that's just me.
Comments: Casts well...and thats it, its expensive,its slippery so knots don't hold, and it breaks too easy. I had to respool on the first day in the boat, my only option was stren 20lb mono left over from ice fishing and I was happy to switch!
From: Brent: New England
Comments: This is a great line, the bait comes off the rod like it was shot out of a cannon. Only down side is it tends to fray pretty easily. I have only used the 14#. May not be worth the high price though.
From: Jim: New England
Comments: Finally!!!! been waiting for this for almost a year now!!! gonna spool every reel with this stuff. its sooo good and when people complain about breaking off its because of two reasons. 1. not tying the right knot. and 2. not checking the line for knicks in it from abrassion. if you do these two things correctly you will be able to use this line to its full potential!!
From: Pablo: Pembroke Pine, FL
***Note: If you have questions about this product or need assistance with an order please email your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Yo! Ok, ok, ok! We've definitely been banging on the door about our new series of Chrome Bags, but today is the day where you can grab one! It's a pretty simple/typical Tumblr giveaway - > follow BOTY, reblog this post, you're entered. Boom. We'll be picking randoms on the 10th! We'll also be giving away a few loot bags as well, cuz… well, hate to see anybody get bummed on it!
These Chrome bags were made for our five year anniversary exhibition last week- these 'World Champs' bags are 100% handmade with spraypaint and screenprints and hand-sewn by Thomas at the Chrome NYC hub. Thanks to Greg, Thomas, and Brianna at Chrome for helping get this together! Y'all the best! Now get goin'!
(via alovetokenpress)
Almost time to leave and we need some help spreading the word!
Got a few shirts and records up for grabs. Just reblog this and we'll pick a few people who do at random next week to hook up with some stuff.
All we ask is that you just do it once to keep it fair! Hope to see some of you soon.
Tour Dates/Venue Info:
(via topshelfrecords)
It's that time again!
We just dropped a ton of new gear this past week… a couple new tees, zines, patches, and sticker packs! This that shit that y'all wanted!
Our homie Carlos at Woman NYC brought us over a board to give to y'all! This lil' beauty is lovingly created in a run of 7! Nuts. This thing looks perfect… super stoked on all their boards- totally independent and working with lotsa names you already know. Get learned!
In addition to that- we've also got three loot bags to give away to y'all as well! Not bad, not bad!
Rules are simple: reblog this post, get an entry. Order something from the shop, get an entry. Will jam it in the randomizer at noon this coming Monday! PLEASE have contact info/'asks' enabled so we can get a hold of you!
Thanks, guys! Always appreciate the love!
Support independent bizness alldays always!
(via bloodoftheyoung)
Roman Candles 6/28/13 VLHS
La Bella 6/28/13 VLHS
Adventures 6/28/13 VLHS
calculator 6/28/13 VLHS Growing up is dumb
We've got 2 copies of the limited red tattoo 7" up for grabs:
Here's the deal:
- Reblog this post and help us spread the word about our new records: https://bitly.com/nZZDgD
- We'll pick 2 peeps at random who do tonight and they'll each get a copy of the tattoo 7" for free


text:
- Listen Live
- About
- Support
- On-Air
- Music
- Prayer
- Events
|Twitter message login name author
|Even on your worst day God still calls you beautiful.- Lisa Harper — 12 weeks 4 days ago
|This is about as far as I can get my kids to pose for a pic... http://t.co/zPI1P7RgEE — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Hilarious! My wife the RN found these at a toy store in Plymouth MI! http://t.co/kHnig4bKnc — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|What a year... @Seahawks SuperBowl Champions and Big Walt in the #HallofFame. A grown man may cry during his speech. #seahawks #WalterJones — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Chris Taylor is fun to watch. He's the future at SS. #Mariners — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|The Love / Hate relationship with Dustin Ackley is currently in the Love position. #Mariners #Ackley — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Great day 4 @Seahawks fans. @BigWalt71 the greatest LT in NFL history! #seahawks #WalterJones #ProFootballHallOfFame http://t.co/IxCUy5pXhn — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Jay Kruz, Scott Herrold & Poof Daddy at a kid's birthday party... http://t.co/dXN8umzC50 — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Can I have 'one little sip of your lemonade mommy?' (The glass was full when he started) http://t.co/APV8hrlIK4 — 12 weeks 5 days ago
|Where am I? Take a wild guess? http://t.co/UO04IYzibh — 12 weeks 6 days ago


text:
The FT's experiment with paywalled blogs
Thanks to JDB for alerting me to the fact that the FT is now moving its blogs behind its paywall, starting with Money Supply:
Dear readers,
The Money Supply blog will become subject to FT.com's subscription rules from Wednesday June 9… This brings Money Supply in line with the majority of FT.com content.
We appreciate your readership and comments, and hope you continue to enjoy the blog.
The post has received three comments so far, all of which are from subscribers to the print newspaper who say that they will henceforth no longer read the blog.
The move makes sense in a kind of tyranny-of-consistency way: the FT.com site believes that paywalls are the way to go, Money Supply is on the FT.com site, therefore Money Supply must be behind the paywall. But beyond that, it's silly.
For one thing, the best reason for newspapers to put a paywall around their website is to support the circulation of the print product, where readers are much more lucrative in terms of both subscription and advertising revenue. Newspapers with free websites fear that their print readers will desert the newspaper for the online product, and they put up paywalls to make that decision less attractive.
Blogs are a great way for a newspaper to add online value for their print subscribers: they can put nichey content like wonky posts on central banking online, without using up precious newsprint. But the FT doesn't give online access to its print subscribers: that's a key difference between the FT paywall and the one being proposed by the NYT. And print subscribers understandably don't particularly want to pay twice for the same content. So their relationship with the FT will necessarily weaken when they lose access to the blog content.
If the FT doesn't seem to care about its print subscribers here, it cares even less about its bloggers. Money Supply was never going to be a big mainstream blog — it's far too wonky for that — but it's written by smart people, and it has very good content, and it had a real chance of becoming part of the broader online conversation. But there's now essentially zero chance that its audience will grow substantially from its present low level. The writers of the Money Supply blog are very smart and valuable FT staffers, and they have no real interest in shouting into a void. What's more, the FT has no real interest in using their valuable time to create something that almost nobody is reading. So inevitably Money Supply is going to drop slowly down the list of its writers' and the FT's priorities.
Even the paper's online subscribers aren't going to be reading Money Supply very much, if they don't go looking for it: because it's on the blog platform rather than the main newspaper-publishing platform, its entries don't appear in FT search results. It's all well and good treating all online content equally, but that doesn't work if you set your blogs apart on a completely separate platform and even at a separate URL (blogs.ft.com rather than www.ft.com).
My guess is that the most likely outcome here is that Money Supply will fail to get much more traction, and will be quietly mothballed at some point down the road: right now I can't see the FT reversing its decision and making it free again. That's sad, because this kind of blog is a great way of using the power of the web. But the fact is that blogs and paywalls just don't mix.
We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. For more information on our comment policy, see http://blogs.reuters.com/fulldisclosure/2010/09/27/toward-a-more-thoughtful-conversation-on-stories/
Since FT does such a good job of hiding its blogs does it really matter if Money Supply is behind a paywall? I never even knew it existed. Alphaville is the only blog they give any exposure to on their pages. Others might get a link at the bottom of an article, once in a while. Or at least that is what this regular FT.com reader has observed, or not observed.
I agree 100%, Felix. I subscribe to FT print (which is already prohibitively expensive) and I check Money Supply every day—its small bite-sized posts that are completely unfit for print publication. That said, they are excellent. The writers know what they are talking about (somewhat a rarity for CB bloggers) and the posts are informative, timely, and useful.
I have no interest in paying more for a product that they should give away to their print subscribers in the first place. Sad.
Felix – I subscribe to the print FT and it gives me full access to all online content. I think this is their standard model. Where did you get the idea that as a print subscriber you have to pay extra for online access?
ipwatcher: on, say, this page, where they make a clear distinction between the "newspaper subscription" and the "online + newspaper subscription":
http://www.ft.com/cms/782b3c3e-e239-11dd -b1dd-0000779fd2ac.html?segid=70253
I monitor blogs for an international organisation that deals a lot with central banks, picking important entries for viewing by economists, researchers, statisticians etc.
I've now dropped Money Supply from the list of blogs that I monitor. Even though we have an institutional FT subscription, users need to register individually. Even once that's done, the cookies get cleared regularly so users here are forced to log in every so often. This is all painful because I want the users to immediately access the content.
In addition, I'm dropping coverage of Money Supply because, as you say, the authors will now be shouting into a void and it'll be less important to know what they're saying in future.
(Maybe I will cross-post my comment come to think of it.)
(PS I tried to cross-post my comment on Money Supply, but I had to log in so I didn't bother. Case in point!)
I am pretty sure most FT print subscribers do automatically get online access (though the link posted implies this may not be the case in a few regions).
Surely the Money Supply blog – one with a small natural audience – won't suffer too much by going behind the paywall. Many of its readers will already be FT subscribers and perhaps the quality of commentary will even improve – assuming FT subscribers are smarter and more articulate than your average netizen?
I think you're overestimating the negative impact on the blog's influence and reach Felix.
More from Robert Shrimsley, managing editor of FT.com, on how more FT blogs will follow – http://www.journalism.co.uk/2/articles/5 39159.php


text:
< Previous Page
Woodson had hoped the return of Amare Stoudemire from a two-month layoff following knee surgery would help the Knicks inside Saturday. Instead, Stoudemire looked rusty, scoring seven points and grabbing just two rebounds in nine minutes. Steve Novak, who missed the first game of the series played sparingly in Game 2, even less time in Game 3 and still has not scored in the series.
Smith and Anthony have continued to struggle shooting the ball, combining to go 40 for 112 in three games.
|Join the Discussion
|Post a Comment
And now Martin is under the weather, too.
But the Knicks believe they can — and will — start playing better.
"We're going to need everybody playing Tuesday night on all cylinders," Woodson said. "We don't want to go back down 3-1. That would be a tough climb for us."
Copyright 2014 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Part Time Jobs in Fair Oaks, California ( CA )
If you're looking for part time jobs, student jobs or jobs for teens in Fair Oaks, California, you've come to the right place! Chances are that GrooveJob.com has the right job for you and wants to be your only source for finding part time jobs in Fair Oaks, California.
We've got plenty of part time and summer jobs in Fair Oaks, California. Check out the list of employers below who are accepting applications for part time jobs in your town. Remember to check back with Groovejob.com on a regular basis. We add new part time job listings to our database every week, so you'll find new opportunities every time you check back with us.
|Browse by Employer (Click On Logos)
Jobs by Title
Photo Lab Technician
…products and services to customers. To carry out all duties delegated by the Photo Lab Supervisor and Store Management Team. Job...
Fair Oaks, CA
…s, hi s and help. To ensure each customer has a positive shopping experience and to remember that the customer is the top priority. Job...
Fair Oaks, CA
Beauty Expert
…to customers and merchandising in the cosmetic department. To carry out all cosmetic-related duties delegated by the Store Manager. Job...
Fair Oaks, CA
Pharmacy Technician Trainee / Pharmacy Service Associate
Work as part of the Pharmacy Team to ensure that each customer has a positive shopping experience at CVS and to ensure customer...
Fair Oaks, CA
Shift Supervisor Trainee
To carry out all opening and closing procedures in the absence of management. Job Function: Hourly Retail, Store...
Fair Oaks, CA
Retail Store Shift Supervisor
To carry out all opening and closing procedures in the absence of management. Job Function: Hourly Retail, Retail Store...
Fair Oaks, CA
TELLER - Madison Mall 25 Hours
…Fargo in the community. A Teller position with our team offers an opportunity to be part of one of America s greatest companies....
Fair Oaks, CA
Pharmacy Technician Trainee / Pharmacy Service Associate
Work as part of the Pharmacy Team to ensure that each customer has a positive shopping experience at CVS and to ensure customer...
Fair Oaks, CA
Customer Service Representative - State Farm Agent Team Member (Property and Casualty Insurance Focu
…success each and every day. ## As an Agent Team Member, you will receive * Hourly pay * Paid time off (vacation and personal/sick...
Fair Oaks, CA
Home Workers Wanted: Part Time /Full Time (Data Entry, Work From Home Positions)
…are dependable and looking to make as much as $350-$1,200 per week, or more working part time or full time . You work on your own...
Fair Oaks, CA
Hourly Store Manager
…reports directly to the District Manager. * Manage a store team of approximately 10 part - time and full- time store associates *...
Folsom, CA
Part Time Crew
…Greets guests with a smile, receives orders, processes payments, and responds appropriately to customer issues Operates cash register or...
Rancho Cordova, CA
Part Time Jobs Up To $27 Per Hour (Apply Now)
Part time or full time positions available. Must have decent typing skills and helpful to be a good self starter. Start...
Fair Oaks, CA
Bloggers Wanted: Get Paid To Share Your Opinion Blogging ( Part Time /Full? Time )
…We are looking for people nationwide interested in working from home who are dependable and looking to make as much as $350-$1,000...
Fair Oaks, CA
Telemarketer - State Farm Agent Team Member ( Part Time / Bilingual Spanish)
…Active *State:* CA *City:* Rancho Cordova *Postal Code:* 95670 *Category:* Customer Service, Retail, Sales, Insurance, Banking/Mortgage...
Rancho Cordova, CA
Customer Service Representative - Part - time
Customer Service Representative - Part - time Location: Citrus Heights- CAL3004 ID name: 17811 # of openings: 1 Description Check 'n...
Citrus Heights, CA
Package Handler - Part - Time
UPS is hiring individuals to work as part - time Package Handlers . This is a physical, fast-paced position that involves continual...
Retail Sales, *Flexible Scheduling Option!*, Part - Time : Citrus Heights, CA - Macy's Sunrise Mall
**Description:** *Job Overview:* As a Retail Associate, you will be an integral part of bringing the magic of Macy's to life. Sales...
Citrus Heights, CA
Part Time Merchandiser
…M/F/disability/vet VEVRAA Federal Contractor *Auto req ID:* 14590BR *Position Title:* PART TIME MERCHANDISER-Citrus Heights, CA...
Citrus Heights, CA
Part - Time Retail Sales Representative -Roseville Galleria Blvd
…also require flexible schedule availability including evenings and weekends (may differ for Part Time positions).A four-year degree,...
Roseville, CA
|<< First < Previous 1 2 Next > Last >>


text:
Hi, kind of new to this but i aint totally thick.
Wondering if anyone has experienced a tinny sounding rattle coming from the front drivers side of the car. Its really annoying especially on a cold morning its louder than normal.
Also one other annoying noise is when my car is on tick over. Car being totally stationary there is a definate unexplainable noise that i can hear that stops when i press the clutch.
Any ideas?? just looking for some help as its got its MOT soon and i can see it failing due to the poor state it was in when i bought it
thanks in advance for any help you may provide me with.
ps- im a 17 yrold lad that nearly bought a corsa..... thankgod i got a fiesta, because im having the time of my life in it. its just a barrel of laughs and has been faithful to me since the day i bought it
Fiesta Mk5 Rattle?
Started by tommo10003, Jan 17 2012 11:26 PMfiesta rattle mk5 mk
No replies to this topic
Posted 17 January 2012 - 11:26 PM
Have something to contribute?
Sign in or register to start a topic...
Not what you're looking for?
Register now, we have a huge community of enthusiasts to answer any questions you might have
Also tagged with one or more of these keywords: fiesta rattle, mk5, mk
Ford Models →
Ford Fiesta Club →
Mk5 Mods
Started by RobertKing96, Today, 02:52 PM mods, fiesta, mk5, performance and 2 more...
Buy & Sell →
Cars For Sale →
Mk5 Ph2 Moondust Silver Zetec S
Started by FezDan, 26 Sep 2014 fiesta, mk5, zs, zetec s and 1 more...
Ford Models →
Ford Fiesta Club →
Mk5 Fiesta - Picking It Up At The Weekend :)
Started by L666JER, 18 Jun 2014 fiesta, mk5, 1.3, finesse
Ford Models →
Ford Fiesta Club →
Mk4 Fiesta Water Temp Sensor Location 1.3 Endura-E Engine
Started by Lenny, 10 Jun 2014 mk5, fiesta mk5 temp sensor
Buy & Sell →
Ford Parts For Sale →
Brand New Spax 40Mm Lowering Kit For Puma/fiesta
Started by pumahsf, 13 May 2014 puma, lowering, springs, fiesta and 4 more...
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Cincinnati Bengals receiver A.J. Green isn't hiding his feelings when describing he and his team's play last week vs the Cleveland Browns, and he knows that he and his teammates have to start playing better, or watch his team's season get flushed down the toilet:
A.J. Green on last week and this week: "We just have to execute. We didn't play good. We played shitty. Got to come back and execute."
— Joe Reedy (@joereedy) October 2, 2013
They can't afford to play like crap again this week against the New England Patriots. Green hasn't played his best, but much of that has had to do with quarterback Andy Dalton and wide Green not being on the same page.
Despite targeting the All-Pro receiver 15 times, Dalton connected on just seven passes to Green during Sunday's loss, and he now has just 17 catches for 138 yards and one touchdown over the past three games.
In other words, as long as Dalton plays like crap, Green will continue to put up crappy numbers.
Tags: A.J. Green AJ Green NFL


text:
I have always enjoyed the way Pat Kirwin previews games, here is what he has to say about the Lions' game against the Atlanta Falcons:
After suffering their first loss of the season last week over the 49ers, the Detroit Lions look to bounce back as they prepare to battle the Atlanta Falcons at Ford Field. Jason Horowitz welcomes NFL.com's Pat Kirwan to take a look at this matchup.
Like what you see? Give SideLion Report a "like" on facebook, become a follower on twitter, or grab our RSS feed.


text:
The Secret Powers of Chrome's Address Bar
Chrome's address bar doesn't do much at a glance. Type in a URL and you're taken to a web site. But it can do a lot more if you know how to use it. »
Chrome's address bar doesn't do much at a glance. Type in a URL and you're taken to a web site. But it can do a lot more if you know how to use it. »
Chrome: Email can seem like an untamable beast. Sortd is a Chrome extension that turns your Gmail interface into a set of simple, organized lists. »
Chrome: Flix Plus, a new extension from us at Lifehacker, adds new features and tweaks to Netflix.com, letting you filter its recommendations, remove spoilers, use keyboard shortcuts, and a whole lot more. »
Ever have a tab start playing audio without your permission? The latest version of Chrome's dev channel lets you mute the tab with a simple click. »
Android/Chrome: Spots for Chrome is a customizable new tab page, SMS synchronizer, and Android Launcher all in one. »
Android: Google Chrome is a solid web browser for Android, even if it's not the best one. OMG! Chrome discovered a neat hidden feature that makes Chrome give answers to questions in the dropdown suggestions box while searching. »
Sure, Chrome's New Tab page is useful enough, and forged from the analysis of millions of user experience clicks, but why stick with what Google wants to serve up to you? There are several impressive extensions that can transform your New Tab page and provide some handy extra functionality. »
At Google I/O, the company announced that soon you would be able to run Android apps in Chrome OS. Today, that day has arrived. Sort of. For a couple apps anyway. »
Chrome: Google Chrome has limited space for tab names, and they are also a resource hog. GraphiTabs is a tree-style tab management extension, which can open, close and suspend tabs in groups, as well as search through names. »
Chrome: It's no secret that Adblock Plus is one of our favorite add-ons, and it does a lot of cool things. However, it's definitely memory hungry, and can slow your system down. If you want a leaner alternative that still keeps the web clean and protects your privacy, try uBlock (or rather, µBlock.) »
Rumors made the rounds recently that Google was going to create a music subscription service for YouTube. Why wait, though? YouTube is already home to millions of songs for your listening pleasure, if you know how to use it. »
Chrome: It's not terribly difficult to download email attachments and add your notes to them if you need to, but wouldn't it be nice to review the attachment, add your feedback in-line, and send it back right inside of Gmail without even downloading the file first? Framebench can do that. »
Chrome: Many of you probably know how to create a site specific search within the Chrome Omnibox. You may not know that you can actually do it from lots of sites with a simple right click. »
Chrome: Google already uses its Chrome browser to warn users about potentially malicious software. Soon, the browser will begin blocking downloads that do annoying things like changing browser settings. »
Chrome: If you want the buzz of a coffee shop or the sounds of the ocean while working, but don't have bandwidth to spare, Elmnts is a minimalistic Chrome extension that does it all offline. »
Chrome: If you have a lot of tabs open in Chrome and want to quickly find one without clicks or Ctrl+Tab, just say the site's name in your microphone and Tabs Board will locate it for you. »
Some Google Chrome extensions may keep your browser awake even when the browser is closed or minimized. This could slow down your computer, increase memory usage, and eat up your battery. Here's how to stop this from happening. »
Chrome's omnibar can be used for more than just searching and typing URLs. If you use Gmail, you can use the address bar to search your emails and compose new messages. »
Chrome: Notes for Gmail is a Chrome extension that lets you add a note to a message as a reminder for the next time you look at it, or add a digest of everything important from a whole email thread. Think of it as post-it notes for your email. »
If you are on a Windows laptop, you might want to shut your Chrome and use Firefox or Internet Explorer in case you need to conserve juice. Chrome has a core problem that causes it to consume more battery than other browsers, Forbes says. »


text:
These Wombats Sure Do Love Getting Belly Rubs
Most people have never met a wombat, but if you ever do, be sure to rub his belly. Apparently they just love that.
Most people have never met a wombat, but if you ever do, be sure to rub his belly. Apparently they just love that.
We now have a "ruff" idea what dogs are thinking.
BoudinLink.com calls itself the "premier website for taste testing and rating all the links in Louisiana and beyond," and they may be right. If there's a better boudin resource anywhere in the world, we'd like to see it.
This may not be news to a lot of people, but it was news to me to learn that Michael Jackson DID NOT invent the moonwalk.
There are good days, there are bad days, and then there are days when you confuse Samuel L. Jackson with Laurence Fishburne and find yourself at the mercy of an actor whose voice can make even the strongest man whimper in terror. This sounds like a joke, but it actually happened on live television, and since this is the internet, it will never go away and the news anchor who made the tragic error will never live it down.
Here are some zany ideas to liven up the Big Game Party at your place. Caution, a lot of these games could inspire alcohol fueled fights. Make sure you have a video camera!
As winter storm Leon makes its way across the South today, some are found wondering: What's with the name?
Louisiana Republican Charles Boustany was disappointed in the President's State of the Union address last night.
If you're like some of us around here, you mostly watch the Super Bowl for the hilarious commercials and the awesome new movie trailers. But there's one you won't be seeing on TV: Scarlett Johansson's Super Bowl commercial for SodaStream, which was banned from airing during the upcoming game.
The news release came from the Sun Belt Conference just after 3pm Monday. We've been waiting for it for nearly two years now.
But what came in the (e)mail was worse than a letter from the IRS.


text:
|Handouts - ten pages of notes from each of the subjects that Chris covers. Read or print out.
|Hear Chris talk - tracks from CDs on most of the subjects that Chris covers. Listen on-line or download and save. E-mail to a friend - or make your own best-of CD!
|See Chris talk- there are four free video clips of Chris talking, which are part of the on-line time management course so click on these to find out about your life in general, your personality drivers, and answers to putting things off and an untidy desk:
Click here to see Chris doing a free 15 minute e-learning mini-course on Project Management.and there are also some clips of Chris on youtube
have a look at "Important or Urgent?"
and Goals
and Master Lists
and Daily Jobs To Do Lists
and Diaries
|Tip of the month - sent to you by e-mail every month, for ever, never repeats. Free. No advertising. Choose as many or as few subjects as you want. Unsubscribe or change/add subjects at this website or by mailing me.
|Tip of the day - on your desktop every morning when you start up your PC and whenever you need inspiration just click on the light bulb. Free download, automatic install, simple uninstall if required.
|Books - read chapters 2 and 10 from Chris's book "Time Management" for free - download as pdf and read on screen or print out. Read nearly all of The First Book of Management, also as a pdf.
|Instant Guides - a collection of one page summaries of everything you need to know on eleven different subjects, ranging from Project Management to Success.
You Tube Instant GuidesManaging People
Chris On You Tube
|Time Management
Chris On You Tube
Chris On You Tube
|Project Management
Chris On You Tube
|Presentation Skills
Chris On You Tube


text:
Weight Loss & Diet Plans
Studies Weigh Risks of Gastric Bypass Surgery
Choose Your Surgeon Wisely
Klein says the results of these studies confirm that gastric bypass surgery is a complicated procedure that comes with a certain degree of risk that should not be taken lightly.
Flum's study shows that there is a learning curve for surgeons who perform gastric bypass surgery. But Klein says once surgeons have gained experience and performed more than 20 procedures, the short-term risk of death is much lower and closer to 0.5%, as reported in previous studies, than the 1.9% found in this study.
"This is a lesson for people who are considering the operation to really go with a surgeon who has a track record and experience and have it done at centers that have experience with doing the operation," Klein tells WebMD. "There is an initial risk of increased death from the operation, which seems to be much higher in inexperienced surgical hands than experienced surgical hands."
In addition, Klein says reducing the risk of death may not be the most important benefit of gastric bypass surgery. Previous studies have shown that gastric bypass surgery can reduce and prevent obesity-related diseases, such as diabetes and heart disease, and improve the quality of life for people who are morbidly obese.


text:
Court Opinions
State Laws
US Code
1 USC - General Provisions
US Constitution
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 119 Gasoline and Oil Inspection and Regulation
Legal Research Home > North Carolina Lawyer
Article 1 - Lubricating Oils.
Article 2 - Liquid Fuels, Lubricating Oils, Greases, etc.
Article 2A - Regulation of Rerefined or Reprocessed Oil.
Article 3 - Gasoline and Oil Inspection.
Article 4 - Liquefied Petroleum Gases.
Article 5 - Liquefied Petroleum Gases.
Article 5A - Propane Assessment Act.
Article 6 - Contract Rights Regarding Tax Reimbursement.
Speak with a Lawyer in North Carolina
Last modified: March 23, 2014


text:
|View single post by Samurai Appliance Repair Man
|Posted: Wed May 4th, 2005 11:00 pm
Samurai Appliance Repair Man
|Time to break out your meter and see if the valve is actually getting 120vac toward the end of the harvest cycle. If not, then you have a bad connection or a bad module.
To ask a question, use our new forums==> http://appliantology.org
365-Day No-Hassle Return Policy on all parts purchased through this site, even electrical parts that have been installed!