text:
Watch Yu-gi-oh! Online :: home
Welcome to tvs-yu-gi-oh.com, the ultimate website for those who love Yu-gi-oh!. Here you can get all your Yu-gi-oh! updates including the latest news, discussions, reviews and much more. We also help you watch Yu-gi-oh! online by indexing various streaming links for all Yu-gi-oh! episodes. We are a spam free organization that is dedicated to bringing you the latest episodes from Yu-gi-oh! as soon as it gets released on TV, and we are proud to be a community oriented website powered by users like you. Our content gets updated on daily basis, so if you missed the latest Yu-gi-oh! episode on TV, make sure to check our website to follow the action. To get started, you can register an account and use the navigation menu on the top.
- Season 5 Episode 40S5 E4010 Jun 2006The Final Duel (4)
- Season 5 Episode 39S5 E393 Jun 2006The Final Duel (3)
- Season 5 Episode 38S5 E3827 May 2006The Final Duel (2)
- Season 5 Episode 37S5 E3720 May 2006The Final Duel (1)
- Season 5 Episode 36S5 E3613 May 2006The Final Journey
- Season 5 Episode 35S5 E356 May 2006In the Name of the Pharaoh
- Season 5 Episode 34S5 E3429 Apr 2006The Dark One Cometh (4)
- Season 5 Episode 33S5 E3322 Apr 2006The Dark One Cometh (3)
Show Listing Calendar Full ListingsPreviousNext
Wednesday 09/17
- Hells KitchenS13E3 Top 16 Compete
8:00PM on TeenNick
- ConanS5E136 Marisa Tomei, Jim Jefferies, Old Crow Medicine Show
11:00PM on Other
- The LeagueS6E3 The Height Supremacist
10:30PM on FX
Thursday 09/18
- Project RunwayS13E9 The History of the American Girl
9:00PM on Lifetime
- ConanS5E137 Tegan & Sara
11:00PM on Other
Friday 09/19
- Americas Next Top ModelS21E5 The Guy Who Starts a Fight
9:00PM on The CW
Saturday 09/20
- Doctor WhoS0E5 Time Heist
8:00PM on TeenNick
- CopsS27E9 "Special Episode" Bryce Dion Tribute
8:00PM on Other
Sunday 09/21
- The Good WifeS6E1 The Line
9:00PM on TeenNick
- Boardwalk EmpireS5E3 What Jesus Said
9:00PM on TeenNick
- American DadS10E3 Blagsnarst: A Love Story
9:30PM on FX
- The X FactorS11E8 Auditions 8
7:00PM on FX
Sunday 09/28
- Once Upon a TimeS0E1 Special: Magic is Coming
8:00PM on TeenNick
No News Available at this time
No News Comments at this time
No Discussions Available at this time


text:
La Roque Bedroom
- In Stock
- FREE Delivery
Posted on 20-10-2014
Francium Alphasons new Francium range of TV Stands offers a stylish and contemporary housing solu ...
Posted on 08-10-2014
Bello have launched a fantastic new range in the UK. this range consists of TV stands, TV Cabinets, ...
Posted on 01-10-2014
The sensational and eye-catching Roadie Chic range is constructed using salvaged wood. Every piece i ...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Save up to 80% off list price.
Why pay campus bookstore
prices? Shop our huge
selection of new, used and
International edition textbooks.
Save up to 90% versus buying
new. We've got thousands of
textbooks in stock and ready
to rent. Fast, easy & cheap.
Plus get FREE returns when
school's out!
Browse all subjects
The Life and Work of Van Gogh
Buy from $1.86
Romanesque Painting from the...
Buy from $7.76
The Life and Work of Van Gogh...
Buy from $31.36
Celtic and Anglo-Saxon...
Buy from $0.99
Book Illumination: The Early...
Buy from $3.99
Studies in the History of...
Buy from $188.58
Romanesque Painting
Buy from $8.00
I've not gone through this book in toto as it's meant as a gift, but the intended recipient is a medieval specialist and a calligrapher. I feel confident she will love it. read more
Le Origini Dell'Estetica...
The Golden Age of English...
The Hours of Catherine of...
The Illuminated Manuscript
The Lindisfarne Gospels
The Book of Kells: An...
The Ashmolean Museum: A Brief...
Quick Help
Shipping Rates
Returns and Refunds
Secure Shopping
Contact Us
All Help Topics
About Us
The Alibris Story
Social Responsibility
Why Shop at Alibris?
Join our Affiliates
Your Account
Log In/Create Account
Order Status
Return Rental Book
Track Your Order
Rare and Collectible Books
Books with Free Shipping
New Book Releases and Authors
Copyright in bibliographic data and cover images is held by Nielsen Book Services Limited, Baker & Taylor, Inc., or by their respective licensors, or by the publishers, or by their respective licensors. For personal use only. All rights reserved. All rights in images of books or other publications are reserved by the original copyright holders.
Please enter a valid email address in the format email@example.com
Get $300 in coupons and other goodies.
Enter your e-mail address
Sign up for newsletter
No, thank you.
You're signed up (and we ♥ you). Watch for our Welcome e-mail and your first coupon. Thanks!


text:
Corpus Christi College Greenhouse, Oxford by Rick Mather Architects
Relocation of the gardener's facilities formed part of the enabling works for a new multi-purpose auditorium at Corpus Christi College
for less than 46p a day
Join thousands of professionals who already subscribe to the Architects' Journal.
You'll get instant access to read this article -
and 53,000+ articles like it.
- Trusted industry news & analysis, wherever you need itUnlimited online access and weekly magazine delivery – now also available on iPad/iPhone
- Get ideas, get inside buildings and check precedentsBuildings Library – images, drawings and plans for exemplar projects in British architecture
- Planning & regulation – what you need to know Protect your practice - the AJ keeps you up-to-date with changes to regulations and legislation


text:
1-2 of 2 one bedroom flats to rent found
£425 pcm
1 bedroom ground floor flat to rent Station Road,Croston,PR26
One Bedroomed Ground Floor Apartment in the village of Croston. The apartment is unfurnished. Close to all the village amenities and the Railway network. To arrange a viewing please contact Pam and Karon on 01257 261794. More details ›
£425 pcm
1 bedroom apartment to rent Coronation Court,Croston,PR26
** FIRST MONTH HALF PRICE** NOW REDUCED One Bedroom Apartment in the lovely village of Croston. The property is Central Heated and Double Glazed. Allocated parking. Within walking distance to the railway station. To arrange a viewing please contact Pam or Karon on 01257 261794 More details ›
- 1
Thank you.
Your information has been sent to 0 out of 1 agents who have property to rent in the area you specified.


text:
ABS-CBN actress Julia Montes and comedian Ryan Bang visited Bukidnon this week. The two were spotted in the municipalities of Manolo Fortich and Impasug-ong and Malaybalay City. The Read More
Entertainment Archive
Bukidnon News
October 17, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Jhong Hilario makes a fan in Bukidnon happy
September 17, 2014|
PHOTOS: GMA 7 Kapuso celebrities this Kaamulan 2014
September 17, 2014|
Bukidnon Bloggers
PHOTOS: KathNiel loveteam (Kathryn Bernardo Daniel Padilla) thrills Bukidnon
September 2, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Winners of Kaamulan Festival 2014 street dancing and float competition
September 1, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Celebrities during GMA 7 Kapuso Night Kaamulan Festival 2014
August 29, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Photos: Kaamulan Festival 2014 Rodeo
August 27, 2014|
Bukidnon News
San Miguel Beer Night sked this Kaamulan Festival 2014
August 27, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Showtime hurado Jhong Hilario joins Kamikazee for Kaamulan show
August 25, 2014|
EXCLUSIVE: Tim Yap, Vice Ganda, Daniel Padilla, Kathryn Bernardo in Bukidnon
August 20, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Miss Malaybalay bags Laga Ta Bukidnon 2014 crown
August 18, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Kapuso star Benjamin Alves to serenade Laga Ta Bukidnon 2014 candidates
August 17, 2014|
Photos: Miss Bukidnon Centennial / Laga Ta Bukidnon 2014 talent night
August 16, 2014|
Kaamulan Festival 2014 update: Kamikazee to perform
August 13, 2014|
Bukidnon News
Globe concerts on Valencia Bukidnon fiesta and Kaamulan Festival 2014
August 13, 2014|


text:
Originally published May 15, 2014 at 9:19 PM | Page modified May 15, 2014 at 10:42 PM
Summer camps grow up, give kids a world view
From language camps to ethnic-cooking camps, there are internationally themed summer programs for kids.
Special to The Seattle Times
When I was a kid, summer camp typically meant four weeks of dodge ball in a church basement.
Kids these days have far more exotic options including boat building, circus arts and giant puppet construction.
But it's the diversity of internationally themed camps in our region that have me longing for a summer vacation.
Whether you want to immerse yourself in an ancient language, examine the roots of conflict in the Middle East or relive the French Revolution, there's a camp for you (and your globally minded kid).
"Sanskrit is the most mathematical and precise language," says Rajinder Kaul, a language teacher with the Vitastaa Sanskrit family camp at The Evergreen State College in Olympia the first weekend in August . "They say it's the best language for software and coding."
That might sound a little intimidating to Sanskrit newbies, but Kaul, who has a Sanskrit ohm tattooed on his right hand and has studied the language since 2005, promises that anyone with an interest in the South Asian language has what it takes to start learning.
As proof he let me sit in on a children's Sanskrit class last Saturday. I expected solemn little children miserably murmuring through lists of esoteric vocabulary, but instead found a dozen barefoot kids ecstatically singing about foxes.
Praneel Ankalkoti, 8, could hardly contain his enthusiasm, "My favorite word is ghaTI . It means clock!" he shouts while bouncing in front of me holding a large wall clock with a circle of Sanskrit numerals.
"It's important for him to know his culture and where he comes from," says Praneel's mom, Nagaveni.
Ankalkoti is originally from India and got involved this year with Samskrita Bharati Seattle, an organization dedicated to teaching Sanskrit.
While many of the people headed for Sanskrit family camp this August are from India, or have some Indian-language background, everyone is welcome and no prior Sanskrit knowledge is necessary.
But if the language of geopolitics is more your middle-schooler's style, check out Kids 4 Peace — a new summer camp in Mount Vernon that brings Israeli, Palestinian and American kids together to discuss religion, politics and the roots of conflict.
"We talk to each other, play with each other, learn from each other," says Rula Saleh, a Program Team Leader with Kids 4 Peace.
Saleh got involved with the organization as a result of firsthand experience.
"The airstrikes, the bombs, the killings, the injuries," says Saleh remembering what it was like living in Jerusalem — where she grew up — during a bout of intense violence in the early 2000s, "I had to start doing something for my people."
For Saleh that meant "sowing the seeds of peace" with the next generation through Kids 4 Peace summer camps, which take place throughout the United States (though this will be their first year in the Pacific Northwest).
The Mount Vernon camp is Aug. 8-17 and will focus on activities that promote dialogue, explore personal identity and teach about the nature of conflict. Though I'm assured they'll be doing "fun traditional camp stuff," too, like sports, hiking and s'mores.
If you like your fireside food fancier than melted marshmallows, you might consider a week at Canoe Island French Camp on Orcas Island, where campers can study everything from French cuisine to the French Revolution.
Sticking closer to home? There's always The Seattle Art Museum's global art camp, the Leif Erikson Lodge's Nordic dance classes, The Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Washington's Japanese language classes and the Young Chefs of Seattle's Ethnic Cuisine class.
All of which sound a lot better than dodge ball.
Sarah Stuteville is a multimedia journalist and co-founder of The Seattle Globalist, www.seattleglobalist.com, a blog covering Seattle's international connections. Sarah Stuteville: email@example.com. Twitter: @SeaStute
Also in Local News
Partner Video
Trending with Readers
On seattletimes.comMore Trending
- Thanksgiving: What can and can't be prepped ahead
- Richard Sherman and cutout Doug Baldwin criticize NFL policies
- Sally Clark says she quickly informed city of collision with cyclist
- Theater of the absurd: Richard Sherman, Doug Baldwin stand up for Marshawn Lynch | Larry Stone
- 'Exotic' orcas visit inland waters in unprecedented numbers
- How Kam Chancellor fired up the Seahawks with his pregame speech, physical game
- Best Thanksgiving movies? Here are 6 favorites to savor
- Seahawks vs. 49ers: Old foes get reacquainted with Thanksgiving showdown
- We're no better than Ferguson; maybe worse | Danny Westneat
- Grand jury faced a tangle of eyewitness accounts
Entertainment events
Help us bring you more relevant information and advertising by telling us what neighborhood you live in. If your neighborhood isn't listed, select the neighborhood closest to you.
City of Seattle
Central District – Madison Park


text:
Book your room at Comfort Suites Byron
Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Suite, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children, 5 infants)
Byron hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in the city center, this hotel is in the same region as Houston Medical Center, Warner Robins Little Theater, and Robins Air Force Base. Regional attractions also include Middle Georgia Technical College and Warner Robins Museum of Aviation.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Comfort Suites Byron include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, refrigerators, and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Comfort Suites Byron
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Comfort Suites Byron provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Byron hotel also offers a picnic area, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Number of floors - 4
- Total number of rooms - 71
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Picnic area
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Room Amenities
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Free Wi-Fi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.


text:
To print: Select File and then Print from your browser's menu
Protein Supplements: Whey
Amy Campbell
July 5, 2011
The goal of last week's protein post was to "refresh" your memory about protein: what it does, where it's found, and how much you need. That being said, the subject of protein is hot enough to fuel debates regarding who needs more and what's the best way to get it.
As I mentioned last week, there are some people who do need more protein, namely endurance athletes, people who are ill or malnourished, and older adults. Most of us, though, don't need a whole lot more protein than what's recommended to stay healthy. And we already know that since we don't need all that much, we tend to get more than enough from our daily food intake.
However, if, for whatever reason, you don't think you're getting enough protein and/or you don't happen to care for the usual protein food sources (meat, poultry, fish, eggs), then it's possible that you could benefit from a supplement. And here's the tricky part, because trying to choose a protein supplement is about as daunting as deciding what flavor ice cream to order is for a child. There are so many choices and so many forms of supplements. This week, we'll look at one of the most popular supplements: whey.
Whey Protein
Drilling down a little more, there are three types of whey protein: whey isolate, whey concentrate, and hydrolysate whey protein. Each type of whey protein contains different amounts of fat, cholesterol, lactose, and bioactive compounds. The hydrolysate whey protein is the best absorbed of the three. Most whey supplements contain a combination of the three. Whey is a byproduct of cheese making; the curd is the casein and the liquid is the whey.
Benefits: Of all the types of protein that we ingest, whey protein is the best absorbed. Reasons to ingest whey protein include the fact that it contains branched chain amino acids that help build and maintain muscle — more so than egg, casein, or soy protein. Whey protein helps support a healthy immune system. And it also contains the amino acid leucine, which may help prevent the loss of muscle mass associated with aging.
It's also possible that whey protein, which is digested more slowly than carbohydrate, may help control appetite. A study published in the journal Nutrition and Metabolism in 2008 showed that subjects who drank two 10-gram whey protein shakes each day lost more body fat over 12 weeks than subjects who didn't drink the shakes, likely because the whey drinks helped the subjects stay full (and therefore eat less).What about diabetes? A study published in Diabetes Care in 2009 found that whey protein helped lower blood glucose levels by slowing down digestion and increasing insulin sensitivity. In another study, published in Nutrition Journal, subjects were given a sugary drink with different amounts of whey protein. The 20-gram dose of whey was 1.7 times more effective than the control group (who drank no whey protein) in decreasing spikes in glucose. Whey protein was also found, in yet another study, to lower triglycerides (blood fats).
Should you take it? Whey protein is a high-quality protein, meaning that it contains all the essential amino acids required by the body. It's quickly and efficiently absorbed when ingested. Athletes may be advised to take up to 50 grams of whey protein each day to help support lean muscle mass and the immune system; others probably only need about 20 grams per day. There are claims that whey protein may be helpful for those following a low-calorie diet for weight loss (the jury is still out on that).
It's possible that whey protein can be helpful to you in managing your diabetes. If you're thinking about taking whey protein, talk with your health-care team, especially if you have any kidney or liver problems. Some whey protein supplements may contain lactose (obviously not good if you're lactose intolerant), so if that's an issue, you'd want to choose a whey protein isolate. Also, avoid these supplements if you have a milk allergy. Whey protein may interact with certain medicines, including levodopa (brand name Sinemet and others), alendronate (Fosamax), and some antibiotics. Also, children and pregnant or breastfeeding women should probably not take whey without first checking with their health-care provider. Keep in mind that the FDA does not regulate protein supplements, either.
You may need to go to your local health-food store to purchase whey protein, usually in powder form. Some medical nutritional supplements contain whey protein, but they're often not available in retail stores. For a list of whey protein supplements, visit the Whey Protein Institute's Web site at www.wheyoflife.org.
I just got a container of whey protein to try for weight loss, and to see if it will help me exercise better. I'll keep you posted if it helps me.
Posted by: Mike Williams | Jul 06, 2011 05:42 PM
Great! Thanks, Mike. I'll be curious to learn what you find out.
Posted by: acampbell | Jul 07, 2011 12:12 PM
My son is 21 yrs old and takes whey protein to increase muscle mass I am worry about his kidneys when he gets older, should I be?
Posted by: Estella GArcia | Jul 11, 2011 03:15 PM
Hi Estella, The answer depends on how much whey protein your son takes, as well as his overall health. Most healthy people can tolerate larger amounts of protein than is needed, but if there are any kidney or liver issues, for example, too much protein wouldn't be good for him.
Posted by: acampbell | Jul 18, 2011 10:03 AM
Hello.. Any ideas of what protein source to use ? or brand? I heard that hemp was a complete protein that is completely animal product free. Also something organic with no GMO or just grassfed so there is less antibiotics and such? Thanks Amy
Posted by: amy | Sep 30, 2011 03:07 PM
Hi Amy, The answer to your question depends, in part, on why you're taking a protein supplement. Hemp protein is a complete protein and is animal-free. One drawback is its taste. Whey protein, as I mentioned in my post, has certain potential benefits that hemp protein may not have. Also, you should be able to find supplements that are organic and non-GMO by doing a search on the internet.
Posted by: acampbell | Oct 03, 2011 09:15 AM
Hi I'm Nataia. I heard from someone that taking protein power causes you to get suger diebeties. Is that true or False? Why?
Posted by: nataia smith | Feb 03, 2013 04:28 PM
Hi nataia, No, protein powders do not cause diabetes, nor does any food. Type 2 diabetes, which is the more common type, tends to run in the family, and can also be "triggered" by being overweight, not doing enough physical activity, and having high blood pressure and/or high cholesterol. Also, certain ethnic groups are at high risk for diabetes, including African-Americans, Asian Americans, Native Americans and Hispanic Americans. The amount of food that you eat is important, however, in that, if you eat more than what your body burns off during the day, you may gain weight (or be unable to lose weight, if you need to), and that may also increase your risk for getting diabetes.
Posted by: acampbell | Feb 07, 2013 12:45 PM
Hi my names Joel. I'm a type 1 insulin dependent diabetic. I'm 6ft tall, 183 pounds. I have no liver and kidney problems. I was looking into taking a protein suplument but am not sure if I should.. I work out about 2.5 hours a day 4-5 times a week. I want to gain about 12 pounds to reach 195 pounds. I want to know if theres any complications that would come from this? And if not how many grams a day should I take? Thanks Joel llanos
Posted by: joel | May 25, 2013 08:51 PM
Hi Joel, It's probably safe for you to take a protein supplement, but I wouldn't overdo it. Taking an additional 25 grams of protein each day is likely to be safe. Too much protein can be taxing to the kidneys (even if yours are healthy), and can lead to dehydration and loss of calcium. Focus on gaining weight by increasing calories from a variety of food sources, rather than just protein.
Posted by: acampbell | May 29, 2013 07:30 AM
Hi Gisele, Congratulations on lowering your A1C — that's very impressive! A protein drink may be helpful as long as you are counting the calories and fitting it into a balanced eating plan. However, protein drinks (or protein of any kind) will not be helpful in treating a low blood glucose level. You should always treat low blood glucose levels with a source of carbohydrate, such as juice, glucose tablets, or regular soda, to quickly bring up your blood glucose. Protein will not do this.
Posted by: acampbell | Jun 10, 2013 11:53 AM
Hello i have type 2 Diabetes and i started using a Whey Protein powder today, im doing so because i need to work out more and physical activity can lower a diabetics blood sugar fast, one day after a meal i went for a 30 minute walk and when i returned i felt fine, i should have gotten something to eat or drink after the walk but got busy on the computer and my blood sugar dropped low. So i figure if i sip on a protein drink while walking, or working out that will prevent the lows. Well we will see atleast. By the way i was diagnosed with a A1C of 7.0 i brought it down to a 5.9 in 3 months through diet alone and losing 7 pounds. Do you think a protein drink would be beneficial for me?
Posted by: Gisele | Jun 08, 2013 12:50 PM
Hi I'm in a simular situation as Joel, 182 pounds, i train at rowing/gym 5 times per wk but i dont't to gain weight just want to tone up more,my trainer suggested 100% whey protein. I am T1 diabetic, would you recommend this?
Posted by: Ray Murray | Jun 14, 2013 08:52 PM
I was diagnosed Last Sept. With Type 2 diabetes. I have lowered my A1C from 7.4 to 5.2 thru excersise and weight loss. I have lost 60 pounds and have 50 more to loose. I want to start to increase my muscle mass and was told a whey protein was best..just not how much. I eat about 3 oz. of lean protein with my 3 main meals and am wondering if I have a recovery protein shake after working out how much protein is safe? I have no kidney or liver issues and my cholesterol is back in the normal range also.When I excersise it is for 1 to 2.5 ours depending on the day and I try to get to the gym 4-5 days a week.I have found a protein shot with 120 cal. and 26g. of protein and take it in place of my late afternoon snack.What would you recommend is the best amount?
Posted by: Jen Bailey | Jul 09, 2013 06:43 AM
I am having acute pancreatitis secoundary due to alcohol consuption ... If I start whey protine it ill good to me or it ill harm my kidney ..!!! I don't have any kidney problem ... Few month ago I have liver infection but now its fine ...!!!
Posted by: kalpesh | Jul 13, 2013 04:11 AM
Hi kalpesh, I don't think the whey protein would be harmful unless you took too much of it. But to be on the safe side, you should check with your doctor before using it.
Posted by: acampbell | Jul 24, 2013 07:59 AM
hi my name is adnan and i am diabetic. i do my work out daily in the gym. i am 80kg in weight and 5.7' in hight, i want to increase the mass of my size. i am diabetic and i take my medicince daily. i use tablets glucophage to control my blood sugar level, i want to ask that if i have a control sugar and i go to gym daily or alternate days and take whey protein for mass increase so is it sutible for me to take whey protiens.please give a sutible answer so that i should take it or not
Posted by: adnan hussain | Aug 13, 2013 05:50 PM
Hello , my name is Mohammed , I am suffering of disease ( type 2 ) and Im taking Insulin dose 2 time a day . I take protein shake that contain a large amount of calories , My question is Do this protein affects the kidneys ? Thank you .
Posted by: Mohammed | Aug 16, 2013 09:34 AM
Hi Mohammed, Consuming protein does not cause kidney problems. However, if you have kidney issues or kidney disease, eating (or drinking) too much protein might put more stress on your kidneys. But because diabetes puts you at risk for kidney problems, you should make sure that your kidney function is checked at least once a year. Your doctor can do this by ordering a microalbumin test and calculating your eGFR.
Posted by: acampbell | Aug 20, 2013 08:55 AM
Hi I am 24 yrs old , from India and having Type 1 Diabetes from last 2 yrs. In these 2 yrs. 3 times it happened that my diabetes got normal by taking homeopathy medicine, i do not required insulin but after 1-2 months i again got insulin dependent I used to.do gym 2 yrs back regularly , i.am vegetarian so i used to take whey.protein as well and currently desperate to.get my physique back in shape. Its been 20 days around and am.planning to take Whey Protein. Will that be fine with me ? I do.not.have any other health issue other than type1 diabetes . Doing exercise and diet.control am.able.to.control my sugar as well and 2-3 days a week am able.to.skip my insulin as well. Kindly suggest me for whey.protein in my situation should i take or not ? Thank you
Posted by: Karan Rastogi | Dec 03, 2013 05:31 PM
Hi Karan, I think it's probably fine to take whey protein, as long as you don't take too much. As I mentioned above, taking about 20 grams of whey protein per day for most people is likely okay.
Posted by: acampbell | Dec 12, 2013 12:42 PM
Hi, I just wanted to know is it good to take sugar less whey or regular one. Will we get diabetes if we take whey. will it effect pancreas?
Posted by: Srikanth | Jan 02, 2014 06:19 PM
Hi Srikanth, No, taking whey protein does not cause diabetes. Whey protein should not have much sugar, or carbohydrate, so it's probably not necessary to use the sugar-free version. However, you should read the label and see how much carbohydrate is in one serving. Ideally, the amount of carbohydrate per serving should be under about 5 grams.
Posted by: acampbell | Jan 06, 2014 08:23 AM
Hi i am Diabetic and my Fasting count is 102 and post food comes 110-120. I have been able tomaintain it. however now i want to be fitter,healthy,lean and ofcourse have a good physique. i have started work outs and the doc is fine with weight training. i want to use whey protien to enhance results and have heard a lot abt its good effects. pls dolet me know 1. is it safe for a diabetic to consume whey. 2. how much pre and post workout shall i consume. 3. can i use the option without sugar. how different is it. Regards, Ananth
Posted by: ananth | Jan 09, 2014 07:21 AM
Hi i want to now that is whey protein/soy protein is good for older age person near about 78 age and have a diabetes and kidney stone plz guide me .
Posted by: ashish | Aug 11, 2014 10:23 AM
Hi ashish, Someone who has kidney stones should be very careful about using protein supplements, especially animal-based protein like whey or egg. Too much protein may lead to the development of kidney stones. I'd advise you to first check with your doctor if you are thinking of using whey or soy protein.
Posted by: acampbell | Aug 13, 2014 10:22 AM
Hi, Im type 2 diabetic, I started doing weight training workout. Someone kindly suggest me which whey protein is good for me to build muscle mass.
Posted by: Vijay | Sep 29, 2014 03:15 AM
Hii, I'm A 16 Year Old, Type 1 Diabetic Diagnosed With Ketones In 2011. I'm About 5'10 and My Weight Is 57 Kgs. I Regularly Workout For 2 Hours. I Wanna Bulk Up My Muscles And Target Weight Is 65 Kgs. Is Whey Protein Recommended? Please Advice.
Posted by: Tibet | Sep 30, 2014 02:39 PM
Hi Vijay, You might find it helpful to visit the Whey of Life website at http://www.wheyoflife.org/types.
Posted by: acampbell | Oct 02, 2014 12:44 PM
Hi Tibet, Taking whey protein could be an option for you, but the amount you should take depends on how much protein you get from the foods that you eat. I'd suggest that you talk to your doctor or a dietitian about how to best use whey protein as a supplement.
Posted by: acampbell | Oct 02, 2014 12:37 PM
I'm type 2 diabetic I use Metformin 500mg with ramipril please can I use whey protein and how much grams can I use a day
Posted by: tony | Oct 11, 2014 04:00 PM
Hello My father 63 is a diabetic. He is a vegetarian. He is getting weak and skinny day by day. I suggested him to take nuts and can I also suggest to take whey protein? He don't do muscle building or work out but he does go for a regular walk. Can he take whey protein/glutamine one scoop a day? Please suggest. Regards Sajan
Posted by: sajan | Oct 14, 2014 01:35 PM
Hi tony, Whey protein should be safe for you to use as long as you don't have any particular health issues, such as kidney disease, for example. If you're not sure, it's always a good idea to ask your doctor. Suggested doses can vary, depending on the reason for taking whey protein (weight control, diabetes control, bodybuilding, etc.). It's likely safe to perhaps start with 20–30 grams of whey protein per day. Again, I'd suggest you let your doctor know if you do start taking this.
Posted by: acampbell | Oct 15, 2014 08:41 AM
Hi I take "serious mass" weight gainer protein shakes a few times a day because it helps me gain weight; but im not sure if this is bad for my health? I recently had tinea versicolor and read this online "Repeated yeast or fungal infections warrant MD visit and workup w blood glucose levels/diabetes as first thought. If not, then underlying illness emerging" is this true? if so i will sop the protein shakes.
Posted by: David Ward | Oct 28, 2014 05:06 AM
Hi David, According to the Merck Manual, tinea versicolor may result from a number of factors including heat, humidity, and diabetes. You don't mention if you have diabetes, but if you have any concerns, it's best to talk with your doctor. In terms of the protein shakes, it's possible that they are affecting your blood sugar levels (assuming that they contain some carbohydrate). If you're consuming them in addition to eating your usual meals/snacks and you have diabetes or even prediabetes, then these shakes may not be the best choice for you. Alternately, you may need to cut down on them. So, talk with your doctor about diabetes. You might find it useful to meet with a dietitian, as well, to review your eating plan.
Posted by: acampbell | Oct 28, 2014 01:54 PM
Disclaimer of Medical Advice:You understand that the blogs posts and comments to such blog posts (whether posted by us, our agents, bloggers, or by users) do not constitute medical advice or recommendation of any kind and you should not rely on any information contained on such posts or comments to replace consultations with your qualified health care professionals to meet your individual needs. The opinions and other information contained in the blog posts and comments do not reflect the opinions or positions of the Site Proprietor.


text:
Added Jan 9, 2013
by zoomba
Montreal, Canada
I found the idea on the Internet. I can seam to retrace it. But let's say a lined rectangle drafted to your size + buttons… Et voil
Wool + lining
Jan 9, 2013, 07.49 PMby Mary Athey
Very clever. I love shrugs x
Add to Favorites 1 person added it
As an early special Black Friday promotion you can now enroll in the course ($80 value) for $49.99!
Register for Meg's new course, space is limited!
Sewing & Techniques
Learn how to use your bodice sloper to draft this popular collar style
Get the Piped Trench Coat pattern
What Burda Academy Course is Right for Your Sewing Style?
Pattern of the Week
This is a quintessential ladylike coat with turned down shawl collar and fit and flare silhouette.
We're taking a sneak peak at the upcoming fashion design course.
You must allow our "request for permission" request to login to Burdastyle with Facebook.


text:
- Crowdfunding Campaign and Video Success Tips from Indiegogo's Ben Bateman
- Get on the Rocket Ship! The Founder Institute is Hiring at our Palo Alto Headquarters
- Silicon Valley's Founder Institute Launches in Pakistan to Help Employees Launch Startups
- Retailigence partnership reported by Business Wire, Zirtual featured on Staffing Industry Analysts, and more Grad News
Since its inception in 1986, Hill Ward Henderson has grown steadily, while based on a client-focused philosophy that combines the talent, resources, and technologies of a large firm with the attention of a smaller firm.
Dedicated to growing and promoting Tampa Bay's technology eco-system.


text:
If for some reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase this holiday season, choose our FREE pre-paid shipping label and we'll cover your return! This offer is only good on eligible orders placed between November 1, 2014 and December 24, 2014. We've extended our normal return period to January 15, 2015 or 30 days after your order is received - whichever comes later. Learn more about our return policy.
Enjoy free shipping this holiday season! Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $29.95 to contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
Gitzo Athena Electronic Device Remote Tripod Head GH5130RC is an innovative remote-controlled motor-driven tripod head, giving you stable, precise movement in every direction. The Gitzo Series 5 Tripod Head represents a perfect combination of the cutting-edge values, know-how and technology of the Gitzo brand. For the places you can't reach, for the times when you can't stay, for when you can't wait for the right moment, when the situation is too dangerous - leave your camera behind and still catch the perfect shot with this spectacular Gitzo Tripod Head. Dedicated software lets you control the camera angle precisely by remote, and the finely-tuned mechanisms of the Gitzo Athena Tripod Head let you adjust it to the precise angle you want, with three completely independent axes of motion.
The Gitzo Athena GH5130RC is a unique head embedding all the latest technologies helping photographers to surpass themselves. Designed for the new generation of remote-controlled digital SLR professional cameras, Gitzo Athena Series 5 3-Way Remote Control Tripod Head is the ideal support for nature and sports shots where variability and unpredictability are ever present aspects that can affect the outcome. The Gitzo GH5130RC Athena Head is, however, also great for art photographs taken in architectural or scientific settings when the need to isolate details requires particular placing of the camera. Designed with inspiration drawn from Athena - the goddess of knowledge and wisdom called upon by the Greeks for help to excel in the arts and inventions - this tripod head gives support to the expressive capacity of photographers by allowing them to continually renew their inventive creativity and achieve hitherto unimaginable results. Gitzo Athena Electronic Device Tripod Head - the technology that gives another meaning to your freedom!
Connect with OpticsPlanet
Become our fan, follow us, & subscribe for the latest updates and deals
Subscribe to our email list
Sign up and receive $5 Off and get exclusive access to promotions, sales
events, pre-order sales & more!
Contact Information
Toll-Free: 800-504-5897
Intl.: 847-513-6201
Fax: 847-919-3003
Email: email@example.com
Hours of Operation
7AM-8PM CST Mon-Fri9AM-5PM CST Sat-Sun
Our Guarantees


text:
Get ideas and inspiration, find easy to use patterns
and tutorials for your next sewing project.
by Delphine C.
by chula123
by kathhhhhy
by rwest1014
by patzel
by SeaOfTeal
by draculashbv
by Angela KaneMake it
by varenoea
by keren
by freakusbzzz
Enter the code EARLYBLACKFRIDAY at checkout to save
Pattern of the Week
Seams divide the front for a detail minimalists will love! (This pattern is also a part of our sale)
Get the pattern on sale for $2.99...
Editors' Picks
We have marked down 50 sewing pattern to $2.99 only until Monday, so hurry!
Backstage Report
Our fabulous BurdaStylers of course! Today, save 30% Site-Wide With Code ThankYou14!
Editors' Pick
Satin takes the stage in this new collection of dresses, skirts, and fluttery tops.
You must allow our "request for permission" request to login to Burdastyle with Facebook.


text:
Create a Web-based Photo Gallery in a Jiffy with GMFoto
Productivity Sauce
Looking for a quick and easy way to set up a Web-based photo gallery? Consider GMFoto. This application lets you create a snazzy Web-based photo album literally in a matter of minutes.
Unlike many popular photo gallery applications, GMFoto doesn't use a database back-end, so it's dead-simple to install and configure. Grab the latest version of the application and unpack the downloaded archive into a directory (e.g., gmfoto). Now open the code/code.index.php file in a text editor and replace the loveunit_com string with the name of the resulting directory (in this case, it's gmfoto). Do the same in the index.php file in the user/00000 directory. The user/00000 directory also contains the settings.php file which you can use to tweak the gallery's settings. Here you can specify a gallery name and description, keywords, a Google Analytics account ID, a gallery skin, and thumbnail sizes.
Once GMFoto is configured, move the entire gmfoto directory into the document root of your server, and copy the folders containing photos to the user/00000 directory. Point your browser to http://yourserver/gmfoto/user/00000 and behold the gallery generated by GMFoto. Note that it may take a while for GMFoto to generate thumbnails for the photos, so you may have to wait a bit for the gallery to appear in the browser.
GMFoto supports multiple users (it comes with two default user directories: 00000 and 00001). If you want to add a new user, simply clone the entire 0000 or 0001 directory and edit the index.php file as described above.
GMFoto is not the most advanced photo gallery software out there, but if you need to turn your photo collection into a slick photo album with a minimum of effort, this application will do the trick just fine.
I followed the instructions...I followed the instructions with teh exception of trying to figure out what is going on because it initially didn't work... I always get this http://davidjuhl.dyndns.org:8181/gmfoto/user/00001/ no matter what user dir I am in...
Where exactly do the pictures need to be, and what else could be preventing it from working? Is there some log file I can check to see what is going on... Other than that I don't know what other information I can give you....
Re: Name??Oops, you are absolutely right: the correct name is GMFoto. I fixed that in the article. Thank you for spotting the error!
Name??Is this GMFoto?
Issue 170/2015
Buy this issue as a PDF
TOR Network Isn't So Anonymous
A new study says it is possible to unmask 81% of TOR users.
.NET Goes Open Source
Redmond joins the revolution by turning the .NET Core Runtime into a GitHub project.
Drupal Advisory Unleashes a Torrent of Attacks
Users only had 7 hours to update before the intrusions started.
HTML5 Gets Promoted to a Standard
It's official: The new web arrives
Linus Addresses Criticism for Harsh Language
Kernel king admits his tone has alienated volunteers, but says the demands of the process require directness.
New SSL Attack Lets a Malicious Listener Steal Session Cookies
New flaw in an old encryption scheme leaves the experts scrambling to disable SSL 3
Leading Open Source Coder Rants about Rants
Lennart Poettering wants to change the way Linux developers talk to each other.
HP Splits into Two Companies
Enterprise giant frees itself from ink and home PCs (and visa versa).
Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.


text:
A user can select one or more print options corresponding to a particular printer and associate the set of selected options with a particular name. The user can then identify the set of selected options, by name, when printing to that particular printer, even though no printer driver for the printer is installed on the user's computing device. Additionally, one or more print options to be used in printing a document identified in a print request can be automatically selected based on one or more characteristics of the print request.
1. One or more computer readable media having stored thereon a plurality of instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to perform acts including:
receiving, from a client computing device, a request to print an image on a remote printing device, wherein a printer driver for the printing is not installed on the client computing device; and
applying one or more print options when printing the image, where the one or more print options are automatically selected based at least in part on one or more characteristics of the request and based on a user print history that includes previous print option selections.
2. One or more computer readable media as recited in
3. One or more computer readable media as recited in
4. One or more computer readable media as recited in
5. One or more computer readable media as recited in
6. One or more computer readable media as recited in
7. One or more computer readable media as recited in
8. One or more computer readable media as recited in
9. One or more computer readable media as recited in
10. A method comprising:
receiving a user-selection of print options associated with a print service accessible to a client computing device, wherein the print service represents an associated printer;
storing, remotely from the client computing device, the user-selected print options along with a user-identified name for the print options; and
subsequently receiving a print request without print options and automatically selecting a set of print options from the user-selected print options to print a document identified in the print request, wherein the set of print options are automatically selected based at least in part on one or more characteristics of the print request.
11. A method as recited in
12. A method comprising:
receiving, from a client computing device, a request to print an image and an identifier of a sot of print options;
analyzing previous print requests to identify patterns in characteristics of the previous print requests and corresponding print options; and
automatically identifying print options for processing the request based on the analyzing and the set of print options associated with the identifier.
13. A method comprising:
receiving a print request identifying a document to be printed; and
automatically selecting, based at least in part on one or more characteristics of the print request, a set of print options to be used when printing the document, where the print options are not included with the print request.
14. A method as recited in
15. A method as recited in
16. A method as recited in
17. A method as recited in
18. A method as recited in
19. A method as recited in
20. A method as recited in
21. A method as recited in
22. A method as recited in
23. A method as recited in
24. A method as recited in
25. A system comprising:
a web server allowing an imaging client to communicate a print request to a printer corresponding to the web server; and
an auto-select module configured to automatically select one or more print options to be used when printing an image identified by the print request;
wherein the auto-select module is configured to use a user print history that stores, for a plurality of previous print requests, characteristics of each print request and print options used in printing each print request, and wherein the user print history is used by the auto-select module to automatically select the one or more print options.
26. A system as recited in
27. A system as recited in
This invention relates to printing and distributed environments, and more particularly to print option configurations specific to a service or device for printing in a distributed environment.
As computer technology has advanced, the role of computers in our daily lives has expanded, as has the need for various peripheral or supporting devices. One typical peripheral device used with computers is a printer, which generates a hard copy of data that is used by the computer. The types and capabilities of printers available has similarly been expanding, resulting in a wide variety of printers with a range of printing capabilities, performance, and price.
One significant expansion in the use of computer technology is the networking of computers together. Networking computers together allows the computers to communicate with one another as well as with other devices, such as printers. Currently, in order for a user of a computer to print to particular printers on a network, software must be installed on the computer that allows it to configure the printer for printing and communicate print requests to the printer. Such software is commonly referred to as a �printer driver�. A different printer driver is typically required for each different type (e.g., make and model) of printer that the user desires to print to. This can create many problems for a user�the user (or an administrator) must spend the time and effort to install the printer driver on the user's computer for each type of printer that the user will print to, the user is not able to move to another computer and print from that computer unless the correct printer drivers have been installed on the other computer, and so on.
It would thus be beneficial to provide a way to improve the user's ability to configure printers in a user-friendly manner. The importance of such an improvement increases as the use and capabilities of networks continues to expand.
Print option configurations specific to a service or device for printing in a distributed environment are described herein.
According to one aspect, a user can select one or more print options corresponding to a particular printer and associate the set of selected options with a particular name. The user can then identify the set of selected options, by name, when printing to that particular printer, even though no printer driver for the printer is installed on the user's computing device.
According to another aspect, one or more print options to be used in printing a document identified in a print request are automatically selected based at least in part on one or more characteristics of the print request. The user's history of print requests and print options selected for those requests may also be maintained, allowing the automatic selection of print options to be further based on the user's previous print option selection(s).
Print option configurations specific to a service or device for printing in a distributed environment are described herein. Various print options for a particular service or device can be selected as a set or configuration and assigned a name by a user via a service in the distributed environment. The service makes such print options available for selection even though the computing device being used by the user has no printer driver installed for the particular service or device. The print options in a particular set or configuration can then be identified, by name, to configure the particular service or device for subsequent printing. Additionally, a set of print options may automatically be selected by the particular service or device based on various characteristics of a print request (e.g., the name of the document being printed).
Print options serve to configure a printer in a particular manner for printing. Each print option used to configure a printer affects how the printer will print documents it receives, and/or how it will pre-process (or post-process) the document to be printed (or already printed). These print options are typically applied regardless of the underlying data in the document being printed and the format of such data (e.g., its font, color, etc.). A wide variety of print options are commonly known, and include, for example, duplex or single-sided printing, automatic conversion of document to the size of paper in the printer (or a particular tray of the printer), automatic stapling of the printed document, the type of stapling (e.g., saddle staple), collation of the printed document, a number of copies of the document to print, a print quality of the document, a particular print media source (e.g., a manual input tray on the printer), selection of a watermark, binding options, cutting options, and so forth.
Repository 108 represents image storage facilities personalized to the individual user, although alternatively multiple users may have access to the same repository 108. Repository 108 is maintained on one or more computers, such as network client 102, an imaging source(s) 104, an imaging destination(s) 106, another computer (not shown), or combinations thereof. The �images� or �graphics� in repository 108 can be any type of printable data, such as text, drawings, frames of video or animations, pictures, combinations thereof, and so forth.
The user, via network client 102, can select images from imaging repository 108 to be communicated to imaging destination(s) 106 for printing in accordance with print option configurations identified by the user. Imaging destination 106 represents any of a wide variety of devices that are capable of processing images in some manner. Examples of imaging destinations 106 include printers, plotters, services managing printing devices, and so on.
Network 158 represents one or more conventional data distribution networks that can be used to communicate data and other information (e.g., control information) between or among various computing devices. Examples of network 158 include the Internet, a local area network (LAN), a public or private wide area network (WAN), combinations thereof, and so on. Network 158 can include multiple different types of networks, including wired and/or wireless portions, employing any of a wide variety of different communications protocols, including public and/or proprietary communications protocols.
During operation, a network browser 160 executing on imaging client 152 allows a user of client 152 to interact with network servers 154 and 156, as well as network services executing on such servers. Network browser 160 includes a network imaging extension 162 that allows network content 161 executing in browser 160 to communicate with the user's personal imaging repository 108, which may include communication with services via network 158. As used herein, services refer to software components that can execute on one or more computing devices and are accessible to provide functionality to imaging client 152, such as imaging sources, imaging destinations, printer configuration components, and so forth. Network imaging extension 162 can be implemented in any of a wide variety of manners, such as an application programming interface (API) providing methods that can be called by content 161 and used to interact with servers 154 and 156 (e.g., to load, save, modify, delete, etc. documents).
Network server 154 executes a network-based imaging service 164 that allows a user of browser 160 to interact with his or her personal imaging repository (e.g., add, remove, and/or modify graphics in the repository) and identify an image for printing. Images identified or selected for including in the user's personal imaging repository can be indicated by value (e.g., the actual image data) or by reference (e.g., a pointer to or identifier of the image stored elsewhere). The network-based imaging service 164 also allows a user to identify configurations (of pre-defined print options) for the printer(s) on which the image will be printed. The image to be printed can be made up of graphics from one or more different graphic sources, and include any type of printable data (e.g., text, graphics, and so forth).
Network-based imaging service 164 represents one or more services accessible to imaging client 152. Each service can execute on the same server or alternatively on multiple different servers. These different services can provide different functionality (e.g., one service may be responsible for graphic storage and retrieval functionality, while another service is responsible for merge functionality allowing graphics to be merged together). Additionally, some services may be fully or partially overlapping in functionality provided by other services, allowing a degree of fault-tolerance to be built into system 150 (e.g., one service can take over the responsibilities of another if the other fails).
The graphic for an image is received from a graphic store 168 and/or a composition store 170. Graphic store 168 stores individual graphics (also referred to as documents or more generally data capable of being represented as a two dimensional graphic), such as individual files. These individual graphics in store 168 can be used as individual printable images via imaging service 164. Each individual graphic can be any of one or more types of printable data (e.g., text, pictures, etc.), and may result in multiple hard copy pages when printed. Additionally, a user of browser 160 may identify multiple individual graphics from graphic store 168 that are to be compiled together as a single image for printing. In this situation, network-based imaging service 164 provides an interface that allows the user of browser 160 to select different individual images and store the compilation of individual images as a single composition document (also referred to as a composition image) in composition store 170. The composition document may include the actual data from the individual images, or alternatively identifiers (e.g., file name and path, or Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)) of where the individual images can be retrieved for printing or displaying to the user.
Graphic store 168 and composition store 170 are illustrated in system 150 as two separate stores. Alternatively, multiple such stores may exist in system 150, and one or more graphic stores may be combined with one or more composition stores. Additionally, one or more of these stores 168 or 170 may be implemented on one of servers 154 or 156, and/or imaging client 152.
Network-based imaging service 164 also provides an interface via which a user of browser 160 can define print option configurations and subsequently select those configurations. These configurations defined by a user are stored at server 154, or alternatively elsewhere in system 150, such as in user profile 172 or at client 152. Any number of configurations can be defined by the user. Each configuration (also referred to as a �set�) is a grouping of one or more print options that are selected by the user. Each print option also has an associated setting, which may be explicitly or implicitly supplied by the user. For example, if the user selects the �duplex� option then the user has implicitly assigned a setting of �on� to duplex printing (and also possibly �off� to single-sided or simplex printing). However, if the user desires to select the number of copies to be printed, then the user explicitly supplies the setting (that is, explicitly identifies the number of copies to be printed). The user is able to define a printer configuration at any time by accessing (e.g., browsing to) a service associated with a printer that the printer configuration corresponds to. No printer driver for the printer need be installed on client 152. The definition and subsequent selection of printer configurations is discussed in more detail below.
In order to print an image, the user identifies the image (optionally selecting graphics that are to be part of the image) and any printer configuration(s) he or she desires via network-based imaging service 164. If the optional selecting of graphics is performed, it may be performed by the same network service as performs the printer configuration identification, or alternatively a different service. A print request, including the image data and user-selected printer configuration, are then communicated to network-based print server 166 executing on network server 156. Upon receipt of the print request, network-based printer server 166 interacts with a printer 174 coupled thereto to produce a hard copy of the image in accordance with the received printer configuration.
Alternatively, rather than identifying a particular print option configuration when printing, print server 166 may automatically select a print option configuration based on one or more characteristics of the print request (e.g., the name of an image to be printed). This automatic determination can be made based on a set of rules accessible to print server 166, such as preprogrammed rules, user-supplied rules, rules learned by print server 166 based on previous print requests, and so forth.
In architecture 200, an imaging client 202 (e.g., imaging client 152 of
Once loaded in web browser 204, web content 208 can communicate, via web imaging extension 206, with other components in architecture 200, allowing access to a personal imaging repository as well as imaging sources and imaging destinations. In the illustrated example, the personal imaging repository includes composition store 214 and graphic store 216, the imaging sources include web application 218 and service 220, and the imaging destinations include proxy server 222 and printer 224. Web application 218 includes a web server 226 that maintains (or obtains/creates) content 228 accessible to web content 208. Similarly, service 220 maintains a web server 230 that maintains (or obtains/creates) content 232 accessible to web content 208. The content 228 and 232, when generated (e.g., from a file or dynamically) and executed on imaging client 202 (e.g., as part of web content 208), can make various functionality available to web content 208, such as image sources, combine multiple graphics into a composition document, etc.
Printer 224 and proxy server 222 each optionally include a print server 231 and 233 for queuing and managing received print requests, and a web server 237 and 239 storing or dynamically generating device content 236 and 238, respectively. Device content 236 represents content (which may be generated dynamically) that is provided to the web browser 204 by the web server 237. Device content 236 is a web service available to imaging client 202 (e.g., displayed as a web page) that represents printer 224 and that can access the user's personal imaging repository. The device content 236, when downloaded and executed on client 202 (e.g., as part of web content 208), can access the stores 214 and 216 via web imaging extension 206 to obtain graphics and upload the graphics to printer 224 for printing, as well as allow a user to define print option configurations for printer 224. The printing is then handled by a module (e.g., print server 231) of printer 224, without requiring any printer driver for printer 224 to be installed at client 202. The upload to printer 224 is accomplished using existing conventional mechanisms (e.g., TCP/IP sockets and/or HTTP POST command(s)) that allow content executing within the browser to communicate with the server from which that content came. In the illustrated example, imaging extension 206 is only used to obtain graphics from the personal imaging repository, not to upload the graphics to the printer.
Proxy server 222 allows a printer(s) that does not host a web server to be represented by a web service. Proxy server 222 includes device content 238 and web server 239, which operate analogous to device content 236 and web server 237, respectively. The printer 225 is represented by device content 238 and graphics obtained by the device content 238 (presented in the context of the device). This device content, when downloaded and executed on client 202 (e.g., as part of web content 208), can upload graphics accessed through the imaging extension to proxy server 222, which in turn forwards these graphics to printer 225.
Print option configurations defined by a user are stored as print option settings at the printer (or service) corresponding to the configuration(s). For example, print option configurations defined by a user for printer 224 can be stored as print option settings 240, while print option configurations defined by a user for printer 225 can be stored as print option settings 242. The print option settings 240 and 242 can include multiple configurations for each potential user of the corresponding printer, as well as configurations for multiple users of the printer. The identity (e.g., a user name) of the user is thus made available to the printer 224 or server 222 to allow identification of the configuration(s) defined by that user. The identity of the user can be made available in a wide variety of different manners, such as a printer log-on process where the user provides his or her name to the printer or service, or device content 236 (or 238) may, when executed by browser 204, query an operating system executing on imaging client 202 to obtain the identity of the current user logged on to client 202.
Alternatively, print option configurations may be stored elsewhere in architecture 200. For example, print option configurations may be stored locally on imaging client 202 as print option settings 244. These settings can be stored in any of a variety of manners that make them accessible to printer 224 and/or server 222. In one implementation, print option settings 244 can be stored as one or more conventional �cookies� associated with the corresponding printer 224 or server 222, so that browser 204 communicates the content of the cookie(s) associated with printer 224 (or server 222) to printer 224 (or server 222) when the user browses to printer 224 (or server 222). In another implementation, print option settings 244 are stored by web imaging extension 206 (e.g., in the local file system of client 202).
Additionally, printer 224 may also include an optional auto-select module 246 to automatically select a print option configuration for a particular print request based on one or more characteristics of the print request. Auto select module 246 includes a print option selector 248, one or more rules 250, and an optional user print history 252. During operation, when printer 224 receives a print request, print option selector 248 analyzes the print request to obtain one or more characteristics of the print request. Print option selector then applies rules 250 to the characteristic(s) of the print request, and optionally also applies user print history 252, in order to determine a particular one of print option configurations in settings 240 to apply to printer 224 when printing the requested image. Alternatively, print option selector 248 may identify a particular grouping of print options that are to be used when printing the requested image even though the grouping does not apply to a particular configuration in settings 240.
Rules 250 map one or more characteristic patterns to a particular print option configuration. Alternatively, rules 250 may map one or more characteristic patterns to a particular set of one or more print options that do not have any corresponding configuration name. Any characteristic that can be obtained from a print request can be used as the basis of a rule 250. By way of example, a particular rule may map any print request for an image with a name including the characters �final� to a print option configuration that includes a print quality of �high�, or an image with a name including the characters �photo� or �jpg� to a print option configuration that includes a print quality of �photo�, or an image with a name including the characters �patent� to a print option configuration that includes settings of �duplex� and �stapled�. By way of additional examples, a particular rule may map any print request for an image greater than a particular size to a print option configuration that includes a print quality of �draft�, or any document of more than a threshold number of pages in �duplex�.
Alternatively, the one or more characteristic patterns may identify the source application that printed the document. The source application may be explicitly identified in the print request to print the document, or alternatively may be inherent in the print request (e.g., the currently running application when a connection to the web page for the printer was established). For example, a particular rule may map any print request from a web browser (or a particular brand of web browser) to a print option configuration that includes a print quality of �draft�, so that any document printed from that web browser is printed in draft quality. By way of another example, a particular rule may map any print request from a spreadsheet application to a print configuration that includes a color setting of �monochrome�.
The rules 250 can be defined in any one or more of a variety of manners. For example, the rules may be pre-programmed by a manufacturer or administrator of printer 224. Alternatively, rules may be defined by individual users. In this situation, device content 236, when downloaded to client 202 and executed by browser 204, allows the user of browser 204 to input particular rules.
Print option selector 248 may also automatically generate one or more rules 250 based on user print history 252. This automatic generation can be performed in response to a received print request, or alternatively at other times (e.g., during printer 224 idle time). The rules generated by selector 248 may be stored as rules 250 for subsequent use, or alternatively may be generated and used on-the-fly in response to a print request and then discarded. Whether to store rules generated by selector 248 as rules 250 may be pre-programmed in selector 248, or alternatively may be a user-definable parameter, or alternatively selector 248 ask the user whether he or she would like to add the new rule to rules 250.
Selector 248 stores, in user print history 252, the characteristics it obtains from each print request along with the particular print option configuration (by name and/or by individual print options) used when printing that print request. For example, a particular rule 250 may cause selector 248 to select a print configuration that includes duplex printing. However, the user may override that print option prior to printing. In this situation, the use of the simplex print option (and optionally the fact that the setting of duplex was overridden by the user), is stored in print history 252. Print option selector 248 can subsequently analyze user print history 252 to identify patterns and generate rule(s) based on the identified patterns. For example, there may be no rule 250 previously defined that maps the characters �jpg� in an image name to a particular print configuration. However, selector 248 may determine that the user has previously requested the printing of twenty different images including the characters �jpg� and each time has requested that the images be printed with a print quality of �photo�. Thus, in response to the next request for printing of an image including the characters �jpg�, selector 248 automatically selects a print configuration that includes a print quality of �photo�. The print configuration thus selected by 248 may be a pre-existing configuration, or alternatively a newly defined (by selector 248) configuration (e.g., a configuration with the print quality set to �photo� and all other print options (e.g., number of copies, stapling, etc.) set to some default value).
Additionally, the selector 248 may begin with a default set of print options for a print request and then override individual settings in the default set based on history 252. For example, selector 248 may notice that the user requested two copies in greater than 50% of the history when the document name ended with �JPG� and the document length was one page. This may cause selector 248 to change the copy count to 2 whenever the document name ends with �JPG� and the length is one page, but not to change any other of the default settings as a result of this rule. Other rules could be applied independently for this print request, which may cause other individual settings to be altered before the resulting configuration is presented to the user for final approval.
Proxy server 222 may also include an auto-select module 254 that operates analogous to auto-select module 246, except that it represents a separate printer 225 rather than being included as part of a printer.
Web application 218 and service 220 may each be accessible by imaging client 202 via the Internet or via a local network (e.g., an Intranet). Each of the stores 214 and 216, as well as user profile store 234, web server 210, and proxy server 222, may be accessible via a network (e.g., an Intranet or the Internet) and/or located on imaging client 202.
During operation, web content 208 generates and renders, via web browser 204, one or more user interfaces (e.g., graphical user interfaces (GUIs)) that allows the user to interact with his or her personal imaging repository. This interaction includes allowing the user to select images or documents for printing, to identify pre-defined printer configurations to be used in printing selected documents, and to define printer configurations. Example user interfaces rendered by web content 208 are discussed below with reference to
The length of the user-selected document (e.g., in pages) is illustrated in a length field 274. Document preview window 262 provides a location via which a small preview image of the document selected for printing (or other processing) is displayed to the user. A current page section 276 identifies the current page(s) being displayed in document preview window 262, and page manipulation buttons 278, 280, 282, and 284 allow the user to easily advance to the next page in the document, the previous page in the document, the last page of the document, or the first page of the document, respectively.
Favorite printers portion 266 identifies one or more printers that are selectable by the user for printing, and can include, for example, the user's preferred printers, suggested printers to be used by the user, default printers, and so forth. In the illustrated example, each printer identified in favorites portion 266 is identified by a hyperlink (illustrated as being underlined). The user can select one of the printers that the identified document is to be printed on by activating the hyperlink (e.g., by using a pointer control device to situate a pointer over the hyperlink on screen and click a button of the control device). Additionally, selecting the hyperlink of a printer in portion 266 accesses a web page for that printer, allowing the user to define printer configurations and assign names to those configurations.
Services and options portion 268 allows the user to identify or request options or services, such as to add a printer to favorites portion 266, clear favorites portion 266, print the document, and so forth.
One option that can be selected by the user via portion 268 is the browse to printer option 286, which allows the user to access web pages for printers that are not listed in portion 266 (and optionally those printers listed in portion 266, although accessing them via portion 266 is more user-friendly). Selection of the browse to printer option 286 allows the user to select a particular printer (e.g., by user input of the printer name or Uniform Resource Locator (URL) to identify the printer or print service, or by displaying to the user a directory or listing (e.g., via a web page) of available printers) to be browsed to in order to define printer configurations and assign names to those configurations. When the user subsequently requests to print a document, he or she can identify one of the printer configurations to apply for the printing, causing the options identified in that configuration to be used in printing the document. Each of these configurations includes a setting of one or more print options.
Interface 300 also includes a printer configuration setup portion 308. Various print options are displayed to the user in setup portion 308, including a print duplex option 310, a print simplex option 312, a convert document to paper size option 314, a staple option 316, a collate option 318, a number of copies option 320, and a print quality option 322. Various graphical user input mechanisms may be employed to allow selection of the print options, such as conventional radio buttons (e.g., as used with options 310 and 312), conventional check boxes (e.g., as used with options 314�318), data-entry fields allowing the input of alphanumeric characters (e.g., as used with option 320), pull-down menus (e.g., as used with option 322), and so forth. The various options may be independent, or alternatively inter-related. For example, print duplex option 310 and print simplex option 312 may be mutually exclusive, so that only one can be selected (e.g., selection of one of the options 310 or 312 causes the other to be automatically de-selected). Which option is currently selected is indicated by a solid circle within the hollow circle of the option (e.g., option 310 is selected in
Setup portion 308 also allows the user to assign a name or other identifier to the selected options by typing in a name in data-entry field 324. Data-entry field 324 is a conventional data input mechanism, allowing user-input of one or more alphanumeric characters. Once the user has entered the name and his or her desired print options, these can be saved as a particular configuration by user-selection of a define button 326 (e.g., a conventional onscreen button). These saved configurations can be stored in a variety of different locations, as discussed above.
Interface 300 also includes a �define auto-select rules� button 328. User-selection of button 328 results in presentation of an additional interface via which the user can define rules to be used by an auto-select module of (or associated with) the printer identified in interface 300 (e.g., an auto-select module 246 or 254 of
Additional user interfaces (not shown) may also be included for selecting, ordering, deleting, and otherwise managing rules defined by the user. The rules can be displayed in any of a wide variety of manners, such as an alphabetical list, a chronological list by creation date (or date the rule was last applied), and so forth. Via such additional interfaces, rules could be selected and edited (e.g., characteristics defined in the rules changed, the name of the rules changed, etc.), rules may be set as �active� (and thus able to be applied by a print option selector) or �inactive� (and thus not able to be applied by a print option selector), rules may be arranged in a particular order so that a particular one or more rules are applied by a print option selector before other rules, and so forth.
Returning to
The print request communicated to the printer includes an identifier of the document that is to be printed. Any of a wide variety of identifiers can be used, such as a URL. This may be an identifier of a single document (e.g., a document in graphic store 216), or an identifier of a composition document (e.g., a document in composition store 214) that itself includes identifiers of one or more other documents. Alternatively, the data of the document to be printed may be communicated to the printer from the client 202, such as by the device content 236 of
It should be recognized that the aforementioned method of printing is exemplary. The description above describes a printing process using a personal imaging repository accessed through an imaging extension. There are other means of printing documents using web-based techniques that do not involve an imaging extension or personal imaging repository. For example, it is possible to use a file upload mechanism existing in many browsers to upload the document to be printed to the web service representing the printer. This file upload mechanism is an alternative to automatically accessing the document through the imaging extension. Once the document to be printed is available to the web service representing the printer, the web service may allow the user to select the desired option configuration, automatically select an option configuration, allow the user to define a new option configuration, or gather information for automatic selection. In other words, the web service provides the same sorts of capabilities described in the case where an imaging extension is used to obtain access to the print data.
Initially, a request is received for a printer configuration interface or page (act 502). In response to the request, a printer configuration setup interface (e.g., a web page) is presented for display to the user (act 504). The user selection of one or more of the print options is then received (act 506), as is (optionally) a user-selected name for the configuration (act 508). If the user does not select a name for the configuration then a default name may be applied (alternatively, the user may be required to select a name for the configuration). The user-selected print options are then saved along with the user-selected name (act 510), allowing the user-defined configuration to be subsequently selected (by name) by the user when printing a document.
Initially, user selection of a printer is received (act 532). A list of printer configuration names for the selected printer is then presented to the user (act 534). A user-selection of one of the configuration names is received (act 536) and the selected configuration retrieved (act 538). Optionally, a default configuration name may be used in the event the user does not select a configuration name. The print options in the selected configuration set are optionally presented to the user (act 540) and a user print request is received (act 542). The print options in the selected configuration are then communicated (if necessary) to the selected printer (act 544).
Initially, a user selection of a printer is received (act 562). One or more characteristics of the print request are then identified (act 564), and a print option configuration is selected based on the identified characteristics (act 566). The print options in the selected configuration are optionally presented to the user for overriding (act 568), and the print indication (e.g., selection of a �print now� button) is received (act 570). The characteristics identified in act 564, as well as the final print options used for printing the image, are then recorded (act 572).
Various acts are illustrated in the processes of
Computer system 600 includes a processor 602, a memory 604, a mass storage device 606, and an input/output (I/O) interface 608, all coupled to a bus 610. Bus 610 represents one or more buses in computer system 600, such as a system bus, processor bus, accelerated graphics port (AGP), peripheral component interconnect (PCI), and so forth. The bus architecture can vary by computing device as well as by manufacturer. I/O interface 608 is a conventional interface allowing components of system 600 (e.g., processor 602) to communicate with other computing devices via a network, such as network 158 of
Memory 604 represents volatile and/or nonvolatile memory used to store instructions and data for use by processor 602. Typically, instructions are stored on a mass storage device 606 (or nonvolatile memory) and loaded into a volatile memory 604 for execution by processor 602. Additional memory components may also be involved, such as cache memories internal or external to processor 602. Various embodiments of the invention may be implemented, at different times, in any of a variety of computer readable media that is part of, or readable by, system 600. For example, such computer readable media may be mass storage device 606, memory 604 or a cache memory, a removable disk (not shown) that is accessible by processor 602 or another controller of system 600 (such as a magnetic disk or optical disk), and so forth.
Computer system 600 is exemplary only. It is to be appreciated that additional components (not shown) can be included in system 600 and some components illustrated in system 600 need not be included. For example, a display adapter, additional processors or storage devices, additional I/O interfaces, and so forth may be included in system 600, or mass storage device 606 may not be included.
I/O interface 608 is a conventional interface allowing components of system 600 (e.g., processor 602) to communicate with other computing devices via a network, such as network 158 of
The discussions herein refer primarily to software components and modules that can be executed by a computing device. It is to be appreciated, however, that the components and processes described herein can be implemented in software, firmware, hardware, or a combination thereof. By way of example, a programmable logic device (PLD) or application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) could be configured or designed to implement various components and/or processes discussed herein.
Although the description above uses language that is specific to structural features and/or methodological acts, it is to be understood that the invention defined in the appended claims is not limited to the specific features or acts described. Rather, the specific features and acts are disclosed as exemplary forms of implementing the invention.
Patent Citations
Non-Patent Citations
Referenced by
Legal Events
Original Image


text:
Kate Gosselin Bikini Photo: Hot or Not?by Free Britney at . Comments
Let's be honest, Kate Gosselin is looking pretty good these days.
We realize any attraction is mitigated largely by the fact that we're talking about Kate Gosselin, but you've got to hand it to her on her workout regimen.
With Kate's poor, tried kids in tow, she lounged in a bikini by the pool Australia this week. Would you go Down Under with her, if you know what we mean?!!?
If you don't know what we mean, it's spelled out below ...
The mother of eight heats up Australia ... or does she! [Photo: Pacific Coast News]
Kate Gosselin: Would you hit it?
@Lee, she had had EIGHT F****** KIDS, how should her belly look man? She looks great!! With eight kids, its amazing that she has any time to workout or do anything for herself. Hell, she has to be more stressed out than anyone of us that are even commmenting on this with all she's going thru. Kate, You do your thing, You look great!
I would like to see Kate wearing diapers and rhumba pants.
shed the bikini
I Totally agree with you dan
@anon, you must be desperate and jealous because no one has ever said that about you and probably never will. Doesn't say much about you that is. So obsessive over Kate, what is wrong will you?
She does look good in that bikini except of course for that loose belly down there, but hey who is really perfect?? people should just stop hating on Kate! and start realizing that she's human too. I think she is a great mother but like everyone else she has her flows.
I call her Sponge Bob, because her body is square just like the Sponge! Also that loosy goose belly, ugh!! There is a MILF at my Gym who is 45 had two kids works out five days a week and has 8% body fat and a butt that the 20year olds cry for. There is no excuse for Kate. She needs to hit the GYM and get her tummy done. Also the way she moaned on Sara Palins Alaska really made me want to puke my guts off.
I hate all these woman who get famous through exploitation and then the entertainment press and their own publisists make the world believe they are hot...AND PEOPLE Actually fall for it !! UGH
I would not "do" her but I would allow her to give me head for an hour without talking & beg for the man juice ending !!!!!
Most definitely not. Not into the fakeness about her. Let's see . . . fake tan, fake nails, fake hair, fake boobs. I seriously don't understand why women think that they look good like this. Really . . . the majority of men hate this look. She's actually a big woman with a square figure. Is she overweight - no. But she also has no hour glass to her. Yes, men actually do like that. Lastly, who is she kidding when she says she never had implants. You can completely see the line of it in this picture.
She's a self-centered basket case. I feel sorry for the kids.


text:
Book on Islam banned, author's house raided in MumbaiApril 7, 2007 No Comments
Mumbai: Mr. R.V. Bhasin, Advocate, Supreme Court and a former Air Force Officer, has authored many books on Islam and Hinduism. The Government of Maharashtra has recently banned one of his books titled "ISLAM – A Concept of Political World Invasion by Muslims".
On 5th April 2007, police raided his residence at Colaba and have confiscated about 1000 copies of the book which was published in English and Hindi. The raid was conducted by the Marine Drive Police Station and lasted for nearly four hours, from 11.00 am till 3.00 p.m, when Mr. Bhasin was away attending some court cases.
In an interview to Hindu Voice correspondent, Mr. Bhasin said that he is happy that he has been exalted to the position of Salman Rushide and Taslima Nasreen, by the Maharashtra Government. He, a Supreme Court Lawyer himself, is determined to fight it out in the court of law.
Mr. Bhasin informed that he will be moving the High Court in Mumbai within a day or two, praying for returning of his books. The police raid and the subsequent confiscation of his books are a gross violation of his fundamental rights, he said. Whether we live in a free and democratic country, Mr. Bhasin wonders.
Source: Hindu Voice
Related HJS campaign
> Temple in danger
> Anti faith Bill
Related News:
- Attacks on Hindus during 21st to 31st October 2014 !
- West Bengal Police persecute Bangladeshi Hindu refugee
- Anti-social elements damage banners of Hindu Dharmajagruti Sabha : one banner stolen and another torn off !
- Nepal Govt suppress hunger strike undertaken by Shriniwas for his demand of Nepal be declared as Hindu Rashtra
- Attacks on Hindi language as it is related to Hindu Dharma !


text:
Added Nov 30, 2012
by dutch83
Austin, Texas, U...
i admittedly messed up on swimsuit no.1, so I had to go out & get some more fabric – which then ended up being too much fabric – which then ended up being swimsuit no.2 – wahoo!
i think i like this one better. the only thing i would do differently would be to add an underwire or elastic of some sort – nothing quite like a 'wardrobe malfunction' when you're just trying to have some fun in the sun!
Dec 5, 2013, 01.43 PMby nadia r
this is amazing, awesome job!
Dec 15, 2012, 12.15 AMby benew
LOVE this! I think vintage swimwear can often go so wrong a lot of times, especially when it comes to flattering fit, but I just love this on you. Very, very well done!
Dec 5, 2012, 12.54 AMby dutch83
aw, so flattering – thanks all! bursdastyle community is the best! :D
Dec 2, 2012, 05.20 PMby auroras-y-sirenas
How pretty!! I love it :)
Dec 2, 2012, 10.19 AMby groovymama
Absolutely fantastic!
Dec 2, 2012, 06.17 AMby nayla
I love it. You look gorgeous in it!
Dec 1, 2012, 11.49 AMby kess
so cute! well done!
Dec 1, 2012, 11.45 AMby chased-away
such a nice swim suit, and it looks great on you :)
Dec 1, 2012, 02.21 AMby angieschmitz
pattern please!
Dec 5, 2012, 12.56 AMby dutch83
hi angieschmitz! this pattern is based on the satin panties pattern – it's sooooper cute: http://www.burdastyle.com/pattern_store/patterns/satin-panties-and-bustier-012012
Dec 1, 2012, 01.35 AMby ctharp
What an adorable suit!
Nov 30, 2012, 10.35 PMby Yuki M
Just cuuuute!! you look straight from 50s pin-up !
Nov 30, 2012, 03.01 PMby Mary Athey
Its lovely on you. well done x
Nov 30, 2012, 11.54 AMby DanaRose84
This is too cute. Great job!
Nov 30, 2012, 11.31 AMby libra-s
Very pretty!
Nov 30, 2012, 07.32 AMby Shira B
Its very pretty and suites you! :) It seems hard to make a sweemsuit…
Nov 30, 2012, 06.21 AMby Lee Avant
Adorable! Nice work! I haven't tried to tackle swimwear yet…you're a brave woman, lol.
Add to Favorites 27 people added it
As an early special Black Friday promotion you can now enroll in the course ($80 value) for $49.99!
Register for Meg's new course, space is limited!
Sewing & Techniques
Learn how to use your bodice sloper to draft this popular collar style
Get the Piped Trench Coat pattern
What Burda Academy Course is Right for Your Sewing Style?
Pattern of the Week
This is a quintessential ladylike coat with turned down shawl collar and fit and flare silhouette.
We're taking a sneak peak at the upcoming fashion design course.
You must allow our "request for permission" request to login to Burdastyle with Facebook.


text:
Following a year described as "intense activity," the Glycerine Fuel for Marine Sustainability project (GLEAMS) concluded that Glycerine is a viable, exceptionally clean alternative marine fuel.
Marcela Pineda has been promoted to Director of Sales and Marketing at Thrustmaster of Texas.
Pineda, a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, is a
Stricter limitations on sulphur emissions (SOx) will pose many challenges to ships operating in Emission Control Areas (ECAs). If not handled with care, switching
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. announces fleet expansion for Oceania Cruises in 2016; Sirena to join sister ships Insignia, Regatta and Nautica
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
Top ship broker Clarkson is seeking to acquire Norwegian brokerage and investment bank RS Platou for 281.2 million pounds ($441 million) in a deal that would create
A trio of 38-metre Flex Ferries, built by Singapore's Penguin Shipyard International and designed by Southampton-based BMT Nigel Gee, have been delivered to their new owner,


text:
Wolverine Boots: Men's 10214 Griffin Heat Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks Boots
You put pounds and pounds of pressure on your body every time you step. It jars joints, fatigues muscles and can even create bone-rattling pain and exhaustion. That's why Wolverine 10214 Men's 6 Inch Slip-Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks EH Work Boots are built wi ... (see full details) (see specifications) #WLV10214.
Wolverine Boots: Men's 10214 Griffin Heat Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks Boots
You put pounds and pounds of pressure on your body every time you step. It jars joints, fatigues muscles and can even create bone-rattling pain and exhaustion. That's why Wolverine 10214 Men's 6 Inch Slip-Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks EH Work Boots are built with a bevy of comfort features that all perform a similar function: they resist impact and shock.
What's special is that these Wolverine boots are built with Wolverine DuraShocks technology. The outsoles are made with shock-resistant polyurethane, material that's lighter than rubber despite its heightened impact-absorbance. Rubber compression pads were integrated right into the sole, little cores of cushion that absorb impact. Perfect for a comfortable pair of work boots, especially if you're on your feet for long hours.
When your compression pads are absorbing impact, your body absorbs less pain. The technology used for DuraShocks boots is designed to convert stepping shock into energy, feeding it back into your body so you feel less fatigued.
Not enough cushioning? Lightweight polyurethane in the midsole will take care of that. This shock-resisting core of comfort in these Wolverine Griffin boots puts a spring in your step to keep you feeling more energized. The outsoles are attached with direct attach construction for a tough, sure bond. The glued construction method creates a weather-resistant seal around the soles. When you walk, you'll be doing it on 3D OrthoLite footbeds. That 3D doesn't mean they leap out of the shoes. The inserts are styled in a tri-density design to give you three comfort layers of contouring OrthoLite cushioning.
Additionally, the outsoles used for these Wolverine boots includes electrical hazard, heat-, slip-, oil-, abrasion-, water- and chemical-resistant technology. Wolverine's heat-resistant boots have been tested and are heat resistant up to 932 degrees Fahrenheit (500 degrees Celsius) and meet NFPA 1971:2000, Clause 8.8. Wolverine Electrical Hazard footwear has been tested and is rated as ASTM F2413-05 1/75 EH. Electrical hazard construction protects the
wearer from open circuits, prefect for a pair of work boots.
The brown, ankle-high design of these slip-resistant boots is detailed with black accents against the brown leather. It creates a handsome look, but the uppers feel even better. They're made with full-grain leather, stuff that stays soft and pliant around every step. Full-grain resists wear and tear, and even stands up to weather. The leather used for these Wolverine boots is waterproof, so even the elements can't hope to take it down.
Wave mesh lining keeps your feet feeling cool while they're inside the leather uppers of these waterproof boots. The lightweight mesh material allows air to flow around your skin. It keeps you less sweaty, and therefore dryer.
Build your workwear wardrobe with the Wolverine 10214 Men's 6 Inch Griffin Heat-Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks EH Work Boots, because you need feet that feel good whether you're on or off the clock. Also, if you're not completely satisfied that they're the most comfortable boots or shoes you've ever worn, send them back for a full refund. Why? Because these Wolverine DuraShocks boots feature a 30 day money back comfort guarantee.
These boots are covered under the 30-day Comfort Guarantee, we will gladly accept your return of UNWORN merchandise within 30 days from the date of purchase.
Manufactured Sizes: M 7-12, 13, 14 | EW 7-12, 13
Detailed Product Specifications
Additional Product Features
- Abrasion Resistant
- Chemical Resistant
- Heat Resistant
- Slip Resistant
- Oil Resistant
- Comfort Guarantee
Customer Reviews For Wolverine Boots: Men's 10214 Griffin Heat Resistant Waterproof DuraShocks Boots
Your EXCELLENT customer service is to be commended. I am the Vice President/General Manager of a catalog company myself and I hope our customer service representatives are as pleasant and helpful as you were when they are dealing with our customers. When a company is as pleasant to deal with as you have been, that goes a long way in retaining customers. Thank you for your assistance and your customer service skills are to be commended."
Linda D. from Chatsworth, California


text: Drugs, prison, comedy, Hollywood, Vegas — one man's life so far By DOUG ELFMAN LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNALJul 17 2014 - 10:19amComments "I couldn't believe how dark my life was. Throughout all that darkness, I always wanted to see. I always wanted to do something with my life. I just was struggling to find what."