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Herringbone Newsboy Cap
|The Jaxon Herringbone 8/4 Ivy Cap is the new 8/4 (or Newsboy) being produced by our favorite company, Jaxon Hats. A great steal at a great price of $18.95! 2" snap bill/visor.Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of:40% wool.60% polyester.Satin lined.Grosgrain ribbon sweatband.
Union Newsboy Cap
|Sturdy construction and quality materials are a hallmark of Jaxon Hats. The Union Newsboy from Jaxon is no exception. It's a warm cap fully lined and perfect for your standard fall/winter weather. Approx. 2" snap billApprox. 10" diameter Made of:50% wool50% polyesterQuilted polyester lining with seamed taping Jaxon removeable side pin
Gotham Newsboy Cap
|The Jaxon Hats Gotham Newsboy Cap is a remarkably good looking cap, particularly for this incredibly low price. The newsboy is currently the hottest style in the world of caps and Jaxon's Gotham in Tan/Brown is a phenomenal addition to this classic yet timeless style. Approx. 2" snap bill/visor Approx. 10 1/2" diameter Made of: 40% wool60% polyester Quilted polyester liningJaxon removeable side pin
Marl Tweed Newsboy Cap
|As per Jaxon hats motto, "Every Man, Any Occasion" we roll another hat out for the season that is sure to astonish their fan base. How do they keep on doing it? More and more quality caps appear every year, and every year they manage to maintain the best prices in the business. This beautiful Marl Tweed ivy cap is a stunning, fully lined, 8/4 cap and it's selling for about a third the price of similar caps currently on the market. 2" snap bill/visor. Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of: 40% wool. 60% polyester. Satin lining. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband.
Solid Big Apple Cap
|Looking for an oversized cap or an exaggerated look? The Solid Big Apple Cap by Jaxon Hats may be the cap for you! Featuring an enlarged eight-quarter cap, this flat cap will give a head-turning look. This big apple cap is comfortable to wear with an elasticized sweatband and single snap bill. Approx. 2 3/4" snap billApprox. 11 3/4" diameter Made of:50% wool50% polyester Eight-quarter capElasticized sweatbandPolyester liningJaxon side pinNOTE: THIS IS AN OVERSIZED CAP. AND IS SIGNIFICANTLY MORE GENEROUS IN FULLNESS IN THE CAP.
Brood Herringbone Newsboy Cap
|Size: Runs large Small = 7 Medium = 7 1/4 Large = 7 1/2 X-Large = 7 3/4 You'll fall in love with the old school style and profile that the Brood provides! Approx. 1 3/4" snap bill/visor Approx. 11" diameter Black - Made of: 100% cotton Brown/Khaki - Made of: 95% polyester, 5% wool Grey/Black - Made of: 95% polyester, 5% wool Cotton sweatband Cotton lining Brixton tip logo Brixton side pin
Large Herringbone Newsboy Cap
|BOLD, LARGE and IN CHARGE! The Jaxon Large Houndstooth 8/4 Cap is BIGGER and BETTER. Large houndstooth print pairs well with a dark charcoal base. A cap you will truly appreciate. 2" snap bill/visor. Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.Made of:40% wool, 60% polyester.
Herringbone Big Apple Cap
|The large profile eight-quarter cap is classic New York City streetwear. Newsboys hawked papers ('Read all abo't it') in this cap that drips with depression era resonance. 12" diameter. 3" snap bill/visor. Made of: Wool/Poly blend. Elasticized sweatband. Supple satin lining. Size: 1-size fits most, fits up to size 7 3/8 comfortably. THIS CAP IS POPULAR WITH BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS CAP IS OVERSIZED, AND IS SIGNIFCANTLY MORE GENEROUS IN THE FULLNESS OF THE CAP. If you want a standard 8/4 cap, this is not the cap you are looking for. For Bulk/ Wholesale Purchase of this hat, CLICK HERE Or ask for Nita
Cotton Newsboy Cap
|The Jaxon 8/4 Cotton Cap is a great basic to have in any wardrobe! The cotton twill makes up the 8 panel crown along with the 2" wide snap bill/visor attached via a single snap. This is the perfect hat for a casual stroll around town or a night out clubbing. Approx. 2" snap bill/visorApprox. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter Made of: 100% cotton Tonal grosgrain ribbon sweatbandPolyester blend lining
Corduroy Spitfire Cap
|The Jaxon Hats Corduroy Newsboy Cap is a remarkably good looking cap, particularly for this incredibly low price. It is cut in the full eight quarters and comes fully lined in satin.Approx. 2" bill/visorApprox. 10" diameter Made of: 100% cotton Grosgrain ribbon sweatband
Cotton Pique Newsboy Cap
|Pique Cotton is a tough, durable, lightweight fabric. The Jaxon Hat Company has utilized this material to perfection with the introduction of the Black Pique Cotton Knit Newsboy Cap. This is a great looking cap, cut to the full eight quarter pieces. Approx. 2" snap bill/visorApprox. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter Made of: 100% cotton Satin linedGrosgrain ribbon sweatband
Mickey Newsboy Cap
|The Bailey of Hollywood Mickey Newsboy Cap is a panel cut top without the button center. The herringbone pattern is pulled to the center of the top of the cap but instead of the button this piece is simply sewn closed. So if you are a fan of the 8/4 style but don't like the extra height of the button this is the way to go. Approx.9 1/2" Diameter2 1/4" Sewn Brim Made of:60% Wool.40% Polyester. Lined.Cotton Sweatband.Bailey Side Label.
Harlem Newsboy Cap
|Extra, extra! Here's the scoop: headlined in a sleek black wool, this Jaxon Harlem Krupke Newsboy Cap delivers newsworthy style! Featuring an 8/4 cap, this newsboy is equipped with a double snap bill and quilted polyester lining for a comfortable fit. Approx. 2 1/8" double snap bill Approx. 10 1/2" diameter Made of: 70% wool 30% polyester Quilted polyester lining with seamed taping Jaxon side pin Double snap bill
Mix Herringbone Newsboy Cap
|Jaxon Hats has got the look at affordable prices. The Jaxon Herringbone Mix 8/4 Cap will provide you with confidence, quality fabric and a great profile. The herringbone brown/black combo enables you to mix and match your wardrobe with no hardship. Approx. 2" snap bill/visorApprox. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter Made of:40% wool60% polyester Grosgrain ribbon sweatband Supple satin lining Color: Brown/Black Combination. Sizes: Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and XX-Large.
Magee Patchwork Newsboy Cap
|Wigens has experienced more than a century of successful headwear production that has become well-known around the world. Wigens exceptional craftsmanship and tradition are its strengths. The genuine handcrafted herringbone patchwork newsboy was woven by Magee Weaving. Founded in 1866, Magee is renowned for its luxurious and colorful fabrics. Approx. 2 1/4" sewn bill Approx. 10" diameter Made of: 100% Harris Tweed Wool Satin lining Cotton polyester blend sweatband Wigens sidepin
English Check Newsboy Cap
|Made in New ZealandJaxon Newsboy Plaid Check is the epitome of classic style. This new-fashioned newsboy comes from an era of "working class" popularity with a modern, dapper design that is timeless. The Jaxon Newsboy Plaid Check is a 100% pure wool tweed cap. The grey pattern of the cap will find the wearer with an array of versatility-casual and dress compatible. Approx. 2" sewn bill Approx. 9 1/2" diameter Made of: 100% pure wool tweedGrey and sage plaid patternGrosgrain sweatbandSatin/Poly blend lining
Chainlink Newsboy Cap
|A beautiful Newsboy cap from Jaxon.The cap is a stunning mixture of grey and black checks and is fully lined with padded satin. 2" snap bill/visor.Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of:40% wool.60% polyester. Quilted satin lined.Grosgrain ribbon sweatband.
Wool Spitfire Cap
|The Jaxon Wool Spitfire Cap is perfect to wear out on the town! It has a roomy crown with ridges that imply quartered panels as well as fashionable features like the fillet band. Approx. 2 1/8" bill Approx. 10 1/2" diameter Made of: 75% wool 25% acrylic 8-Panel impress crown Elasticized sweatband Fillet band Unlined Jaxon pin on left side of cap
Leather Newsboy Cap
|Made in Italy Richly grained genuine leather forms an upscale newsboy cap with wide-reaching appeal that is soft to the touch. Approx. 2 1/4" double snap bill Approx. 10" diameter Made of: 100% cowhide nappa leather Polyester sweatband Embroidered satin quilted lining
Houndstooth Newsboy Cap
|Jaxon Hats keeps up with the current style trends of todays fashion world, and at the same time holds onto the classic styles of the past, and the Jaxon Houndstooth 8/4 Cap is just that! Jaxon has taken the timeless 8/4 style cap and has added the popular houndstooth pattern. 2" snap bill/visor. Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of:40% wool.60% polyester. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.
Tropic Galaxy Driving Cap
|The Galaxy is a Kangol interpretation of a classic 8-quarter cap. Knitted and blocked with ridges that imply each section of the crown, and a button in the center. A Kangol original, subtle yet full of style. Approx. 1 3/4" sewn bill/visorApprox. 10.5" diameter Made of: 60% polyester 40% chlorofibre Elasticized sweatband Embroidered KANGOL Kangaroo logo centered on the back of the cap
Corduroy Wide Wale Newsboy Cap
|The Jaxon Hats Corduroy Newsboy Cap in Black is a remarkably good looking cap, particularly for this incredibly low price. The corduroy is the retro wide wale, creating a more classic 70's look and feel. It is cut in the full eight quarters and comes fully lined in satin. 2" snap bill/visor.Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of: 100% cotton. Quilted padded satin lining.Tonal grosgrain ribbon sweatband.
Magee Lambswool Newsboy Cap
|Wigens has experienced more than a century of successful headwear production that has become well-known around the world. Wigens exceptional craftsmanship and tradition are its strengths. The genuine handcrafted attractive multi colored tick weave pattern newsboy was woven by Magee Weaving. Founded in 1866, Magee is renowned for its luxurious and colorful fabrics. Approx. 2 1/4" sewn bill Approx. 10" diameter Made of: 100% lambswool Satin lining Cotton polyester blend sweatband Wigens sidepin
Galvin Solid Newsboy Cap
|Made in Italy.A cap is a cap is a cap? Not at Bailey of Hollywood!Bailey of Hollywood, provider of hats to the Hollywood elite since 1922, grabs a hat style and infuses every incarnation with quality and class. The Galvin Solid is just such a hat. A classic 8/4 cap, the Galvin features a snap-down crown, big button topper, and a smooth inner satin lining. A superb fabric selection styled in updated traditional cap silhouettes, the Solid Galvin is made in Italy.2" snap bill/visor.Made of:70% wool.30% polyester.Satin lining.Woven ribbon sweatband.Bailey oval side pin.
Ripley Black Twill newsboy cap
|Kangol Ripley Black Twill cap is a classic offering from Kangol, fashioned after the iconic newsboy of the last century. The Ripley is a blend of wool and polyester, leaving this hat supple and easy to wear. Look great this winter in the Kangol Ripley Black Twill cap. Approx. 8" diameter Approx. 2" sewn brim Made of: 50% Wool50% Polyester Grosgrain sweatband Cotton lining Leather Kangol insignia
Newsboy Cap with Earlap
|Made in the USA Handcrafted, the Stetson Newsboy Cap with Earlaps is perfect for the winter months. Made of wool, this flat cap will keep you warm and stylish. If the day starts to warm up, the earlaps can easily fold into the cap keeping you comfortable. Approx. 2 1/2" sewn billApprox. 9" diameter Made of:85% virgin wool15% nylon Grosgrain ribbon sweatbandCustom Stetson liningStetson pinEarlaps
Brood Plaid Newsboy Cap
|Size: Runs large Small = 7Medium = 7 1/4Large = 7 1/2X-Large = 7 3/4 Inspired by music and culture, created in 2004, the timeless and clean design of the Brixton collection is hard to duplicate and comes in a variety of styles that appeal to the individual in a modern yet traditional way. Each piece is constructed with the commitment to bringing the customer a high quality and limited product that they'll want to hold onto forever. The Brood Newsboy is constructed with a handsome plaid pattern. You'll fall in love with the old school style and profile that the Brood provides!Approx. 2" snap billApprox 10" diameterMade of: 30% wool70% teryleneCotton sweatbandCotton linedBrixton tip logoBrixton side pin
Denim Newsboy Cap
|Dyna..no..mite! Let the Good Times Reunion roll in this New York Denim Stitch Newsboy. This newsboy is a dark denim with classic 501 style stitching. This newsboy is like many articles of clothing that remain timeless, a newsboy this unique looking can be worn for many years of your life. Approx. 11" wideApprox. 2" snap brim Made of: 100% Cotton Snap billCotton sweatbandSatin lining Button on top
Matte Nappa Leather Newsboy Cap
|Made in Belgium The Matte Nappa Leather City Sport Cap gives off an air of confident intelligence with a sharp yet refined style. Featuring a fine smooth nappa leather, this flat cap is known for its softness and durability. Nappa leather is water vapor permeable and therefore provides an excellent heat exchange, perfect for the Fall and Winter months. Approx. 2 3/8" sewn billApprox. 11" diameter Made of: 100% nappa leather Fine grosgrain ribbon sweatband Polyester lining City Sport Caps side pin
Check Newsboy Cap
|A tried and true style, the Jaxon Check 8/4 Cap is a winner. Who says you need a bold pattern to express yourself? Simplicity is what you need and exemplifies what makes a Jaxon Cap. A warm mix of tan and black will set the mood. 2" snap bill/visor. Approx. 10" - 10 1/2" diameter. Made of: 40% wool.60% polyester. Grosgrain ribbon sweatband. Supple satin lining.
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More than 2,000 cattle have been moved into Brisbane's RNA showgrounds for the annual 'Ekka'.
Topics: agricultural-shows, qld, brisbane-4000, rockhampton-4700, toowoomba-4350, townsville-4810
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A Sydney court has heard the actor Matthew Newton is unrecognisable after being released from a high care facility in the United States.
Topics: actor, assault, courts-and-trials, sydney-2000
Former Olympian Kevan Gosper tells ABC radio's Jon Faine that Government funding cuts could be to blame for Australia's gold drought in London.
A new type of water license has been created for the Lower Murrumbidgee region for a proposed Commonwealth water buyback to proceed.
Topics: water, water-management, federal---state-issues, irrigation, hay-2711, balranald-2715, maude-2711, wagga-wagga-2650
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Gracemere cyclist Anna Meares is in the running for a second Olympic medal in London.
Topics: cycling, sport, olympics-summer, athletics, gracemere-4702, qld
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A man is arrested for throwing a plastic bottle at Usain Bolt and the seven other competitors before the start of the 100m final.
Topics: olympics-summer, sport, crime, law-crime-and-justice, england, united-kingdom
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Former Olympian Kevan Gosper says Government funding cuts could be to blame for Australia's gold drought in London.
Topics: sport, olympics-summer, swimming, federal-government, government-and-politics, australia, england
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In one remote community, more than 90 per cent of children have some form of hearing loss which could be rectified, and it has an impact in the classroom.
Topics: hearing, roebourne-6718, karratha-6714, perth-6000
The number of job advertisements fell 0.8 per cent in July, marking a fourth straight decline.
Topics: business-economics-and-finance, economic-trends, unemployment, work, australia
An Australian choir has warmly welcomed a group of talented singers from East Timor. The Melbourne choir is at the heart of a project to nurture musical endeavour and it's hoped that when the Timorese return home they'll spread the musical word.
Topics: music, community-and-society, melbourne-3000, east-timor
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Police investigating the alleged bugging of the Greater Shepparton City Council offices have charged a 52-year-old Shepparton man.
Topics: local-government, crime, police, shepparton-3630
The region's organisation of councils says it will make its legal advice on coal seam gas available to the public.
Topics: mining-environmental-issues, mining-rural, mining-industry, local-government, lismore-2480, north-lismore-2480
A Mullumbimby doctor says lives could be put at risk if a tele-health trial goes ahead.
Topics: health-policy, healthcare-facilities, doctors-and-medical-professionals, mullumbimby-2482, lismore-2480
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Fortescue Metals Group has secured $1.4 billion in loans and credit to fund its expansion program in the Pilbara.
Topics: iron-ore, karratha-6714, perth-6000
The Byron Shire Council says an independent person will review the tendering process it used to allocate surf-school licences.
Topics: local-government, surfing, byron-bay-2481, lismore-2480
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A man in his 30s has died in The Alfred hospital after crashing his car minutes after a police pursuit in Melbourne's north this morning.
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Fair Work Australia will conduct hearings in Gladstone over the next two days to try and resolve a wage dispute involving tug boat operators.
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China has leapfrogged the United States on the Olympic medal tally, as its shuttlers made a clean-sweep of the badminton titles, and its divers closed on a perfect Games.
Topics: badminton, diving, england, china, korea-republic-of, malaysia, asia
The mystery surrounding the wreckage of a military plane found off Magnetic Island has been solved.
Topics: human-interest, defence-forces, lifestyle-and-leisure, magnetic-island-4819, qld
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At least 15 Egyptian guards have been slaughtered near the Israeli border.
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A new native title claim has been lodged across the Grafton, Tenterfield and Glen Innes areas of northern New South Wales.
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Jamaica's Usain Bolt has set a new Olympic record while defending his 100 metres title. Meanwhile, Great Britain's flurry of gold over the weekend was capped by Andy Murray who won the men's singles tournament.
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Double-amputee Oscar Pistorius has described his journey to the London Olympics as an 'unbelievable experience'.
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An overseas company is considering legal action to protect its reputation following allegations its products used on a central Queensland construction site contained asbestos.
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390 posts • joined 23 Jun 2009
So, who here LURVES Windows Phone? Put your hands up, Brits
Re: "unless someone has their phone out"
It seems people have issues with sarcasm on the internet.
I even typed the wrinkle in the paper above the m.
Yet to see one in the wild
I work with phones, I habitually check what phone people are using when I see one and I've yet to see a windows phone in the wild.
So if people are buying them, they're not using them in public as far as I can see.
Anecdotal evidence is still evidence, it even says it right in the name.
Mind you, if they're as hard to get as a Surface RT with the uni deal (still no sign of it, started the process as soon a I saw it was announed), I'm not surprised.
Chromecast: We get our SWEATY PAWS on Google's tiny telly pipe
Re: Well I want one, but am I a small and unusual?
I stream video over 3g nearly every day (Well HSDPA or whatever the random abbreviation is).
I don't have any problems with it.
Ubuntu boss: I want to make a Linux hybrid mobe SO GIVE ME $32m
I've been using Ubuntu Touch on and off since it announced
And, I just can't love it.
It's got naff gestures, a lack of buttons (it's a lot like Meego in that respect, if you liked meego, you'll love Ubuntu touch. If like me you hated meego, ubuntu touch is painful.)
I really, really want a proper Linux phone, and if I could get one with a better interface and less of the Unity, I'd be all over it..
I would point out though that anyone giving it a try now really should be aware of the limitations that it has as a work in progress. On a Nexus 7, for example - it's one of their reference devices, a lot of remarkably basic things don't work, like landscape orientation.
I want to love it, I keep going back, but the basic design just keeps putting me off. I hope they have an awesomely good product to bring to market, but at the moment, the implementation is leaving me cold.
PM writes ISPs' web filter ads for them - and it must say 'default on'
Re: Cameron's looking pretty stupid on this one. But he wants all Britains to feel like this->
Britons, surely?
That aside I agree with your argument, opt in is the only sensible route.
FRBs and variable forces: a big week for astronomy
Astronomers are physicists.
And we're more awesome than the other types of physicist, the only reason you can be in a room with an Astronomer and not instantly worship them is that our awesomeness is _very far away_.
Think about it; "Oh I discovered a new kind of sub atomic particle that exists for a zillionth of a second." "Really? I watched the birth of a galactic civilisation and the death of another in a fiery nova. Also there were lasers."
Astronomer wins.
Rest your head against a train window, hear VOICES in your SKULL
Re: I had Sky Go once...
If you use something like Super SU, you can tick a box to "temporarily unroot" your device.
I do it all the time when I want to watch Flixster or the like on my Nexus 7. It's a bit of a bugger, but it works.
Space miners reach funding goal for telescope
That is what they based the name on, according to various blog posts from them.
For my money it sounds like a Scouser's little brother. Our Kid.
Something's going on with Google Reader but nobody knows what
Re: It's not easy, being green
The Feedly widget currently only points to a web page saying that they'll have a new widget on the 10th of July for me.
I couldn't find a setting to make it actually work as a widget like it used to (though it was bloody useless indeed)
I'll give gReader another look, it was based on the Google backend last time I looked, if it's running off the Feedly backend now, it might be worth it, thanks :)
Re: Feel sorry for the saps
Does opera sync across multiple mobile/desktop devices?
Because if it does, I'm willing to give it a go.
It's not easy, being green
Feedly has, at the moment, no Android widget. Which is what I'll be missing most from Reader. I had the same widget on my phone homescreen and my tablet homescreen so I could scan and choose the stories I wanted to read without diving into the app. Feedly, apparently, will be popping out a new widget on the 10th, I only hope it's better than their last widget.
I might give some of the newer ones a try, many didn't exist when the cull was announced but feedly is an OK, if not perfect replacement at the moment. Tomorrow will be the real test, when I can't see what's in my feeds without opening the feedly app.
MoD signs Microsoft mega licensing deal for 180,000 PCs
Re: Margin might be thin
Surely Japanese paper houses are rife with ninja?
I'd take that security.
Myanmar picks for telecoms jackpot stoke controversy
Re: Never heard of the place!
Indeed, I can't see it on my map.
I think it neighbours Elbonia.
Throwing arms let humans rise above poo-flinging apes to play CRICKET
Eadon got modded
As you can see, his post history is now a lot less ranty.
I think I prefer it.
Mint 15 freshens Ubuntu's bad bits
It's worse than that, have you seen what happens when somone plants it in a garden?
Nuking from orbit is really the only way to be sure. Sadly my landlord frowns on me deploying warheads in the garden so it's just a constant struggle.
Sony unveils latest attempt at an Android SmartWatch
Re: not many use cases so far...
You just made me check if I could control Spotify from it and apparently I can.
If the 2nd gen watches go cheap, I'll definitely pick one up, make cycling to work and listening to music just a little easier :)
Internet daddies win Blighty's 'Nobel for engineering'
Number 4
Which are you counting as the fourth major party?
Do UKIP count as major now?
Moses tablets ease Noah's flood headaches
Re: NOAH then MOSES .....
Joint Evacuation and Survival Unsinkable Submersible
for some kind of rescue sub with... aerated crash foam which fills compartments in the event of a hull rupture or something and keeps the blighter floating?
Our week with Soylent: Don't chuck out your vintage food quite yet
Re: Organic?
"Where did you get the idea that it's made from soya and lentils?"
Probably from the name, Soy(a)Lent(il).
(Yes, yes, I know about soylent green, I'm just suggesting a mechanism for thinking it's made from soya and lentils, as far as I'm concerned it looks like it's made from concentrated boredom and evil.)
Reg hack prepares to live off wondergloop Soylent
Re: Pink wafer biscuits = Soylent Pink
Dead fly biscuits count as one of your five a day.
Jaffa cakes are 2 because they contain both orangy bits AND chocolate, which is made from a bean.
At #guardiancoffee, we can now TASTE THE FUTURE through a PRISM!
Re: errrm .....
My dear boy, Steve Bong! is one of Britain's leading digital lights! To suggest otherwise is simply offensive.
We want to put a KILL SWITCH into your PHONE, say Feds
Re: Useless Move
They only get striped if they've been spotted.
The whole business has a chequered past.
Mooreslaw: Chopping up chips for the future
It's still findable
Correct publication?
Google Glass eye-cam to turn us all into right little winkers
Re: Life or Death?
Not safe, decidedly unsafe.
Remember, an image of an angel becomes an angel. For a given episode.
Brits on benefits: 'Dole office site only works on PCs over 10 YEARS OLD'
Re: Re:That Warning about peanuts in peanuts in peanut packets
In all fairness, peanuts aren't nuts.
So they don't contain nuts.
Fried-egg sarnies kick off Reg man's quid-a-day nosh challenge
Re: What did you fry the eggs in?
Conversely, the more basic the pan, the longer it seems to last.
I've got a wok my father brought with him to the UK the best part of 4 decades ago which is still perfect. I need to oil it after I use it, but that's par for the course for caring for metal for me.
Got a cleaver of even more ancient provenance which I don't know how old it is, but the handle is worn nearly smooth and it's bamboo. Oil that after using it too and it's going strong too.
I actively avoid non-stick coatings and the like, I find they wear out in short order and tend to flake. Plain old steel's good enough for me.
CURSE you, EINSTEIN! Humanity still chained in relativistic PRISON
I did of course mean the closest star that wasn't the sun.
Reaching the Sun in less than a year is definitely possible.
Nearest star is 4 Ly away, travelling at accelerations humans can stand, years is definitely the minimum. Leaving aside the energy costs, it'd take nearly a year to hit C, so you'd have travelled about .5 LY in the first year.
Lorentz dilation doesn't take it down much in the velocity changing phase given that for a long chunk of speeding up and slowing down you'd be experiencing only minor dilation.
Of course at lightspeed (if such a thing were possible) you wouldn't experience time, but the two subjective years of speeding up and slowing down would be longer than a year my back of the envelope maths tells me.
Of course the bonus about accelerating to lightspeed and then travelling at it is that all journeys would,subjectively, take exactly the same time.
In reality of course the energy requirements get sufficiently onerous as you get faster that constant acceleration is a non-starter.
Alibaba comes again with Android-unfriendly mobile OS
Re: That's a real site?
So you've not actually read the story then?
Ali Baba is not the thief nor even affiliated with them. Opposed would be a more accurate description.
That's like saying that since you associate cops with robbers, calling a site "cops.com" would imply it's run by criminals.
Apple the victim after Chinese scammers exploit returns policy
Re: Seems like...
60 kuai for a meal is definitely achievable, but it's not going to be that nice.
I'll be honest, the food in China wasn't as good as I was expected, I've been spoilt by Malaysia I suppose. I wouldn't even differentiate it bewteen Chinese and western restaurants. Most expensive meal I eve had in China was at the top of the LG twins and it was exclusively Chinese eating there, and proper Beijing foods (still not awesome though).
That was a few hundred quid for four people and it wasn't value for money.
Re: Seems like...
An engineer in a city would not be earning <£25 a year.
Living in a city in China is not the cheap proposition you might imagine it to be. I spent quite a lot of time in Beijing (admittedly right next to the LG twins, so not the cheapest part of town), and it's more expensive to live there than Manchester I'd say.
If it were farmers out in the sticks, you might have half a point, but the wages for people in the cities are not massively different from people in the west.
Of course if they pushed out 300+ phones at £100ish profit a time, that's £30k, which is walking around money no matter where you live.
Another 170,000 Freeview homes to be freed from reality TV - possibly
Re: Why don't you...
It was a kid's tv show http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Don%27t_You%3F
So not sanctimonious, just a mildly obscure reference designed to amuse those who got it.
I was amused.
Hold on! Degrees for all doesn't mean great jobs for all, say profs
In all fairness though, if you want to do _anything_ you should really know Latin.
I did Astrophysics at uni, but damned if I don't use Latin more in my day to day life*.
*Largely using it as an etymological base for doing the Times 2 Crossword at lunch.
RAF graduates first class of new groundbased 'pilots'
Re: @Gwaptiva
moutuus est? But he was in the garden only a moment ago!
Damn it, poor guy.
Also it shouldn't be terram I don't think, now I look at it, as nothing is happening to terra.
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I am not certain that you can actually, since ad means to.
If it were ab (from) you could use the ablative absolute, but hazy memory tells me that that was a two parter too.
I'm not certain that there is a counter part for ad. (Ablative absolute was drummed into me as " by from with in", happy days. Caecillus is in the garden you say? Sitting?)
Firefox: Use new stealth window to satisfy your wife, suggests Mozilla
Re: Really?
ctrl+shift+y on Linux.
Yes, it's annoying as hell.
Forget the invisibility cloak: Boffins invent INVISIBILITY FISHNETS
Re: Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
Beta and protons are stopped by hulls on spacecraft, that's not a (pressingly major) issue. Gamma and X-ray are the ones I'm thinking of and I was wondering if they could apply the same principle to say, oh I don't know, a layer of material of the right shape grown on the surface of the hull providing a small, light, effective means of shielding.
Can they tailor this to other wave lengths?
For example, oh I don't know, damaging solar radation such as might be experienced by space craft?
Because that would be really quite useful.
Bill Gates offers big bucks for better condoms
Re: Philanthropy?
It's about diseases, including HIV.
Hope that clears it up for you.
Stephen Fry explains… Alan Turing's amazing computer
Re: God I'm getting sick of Fry
Brian Cox is a lecturer in Astrophysics.
I can't stand the guy, but he does know what he's talking about when it comes to space and the universe. He explains things well for those who have not spent most of their adult life studying astrophysics (I'm told).
And Stephen Fry was Jeeves, who as we know, knew everything.
Boffin road trip! The Reg presents Geek's Guide to Britain
Love JB
Spent many a hapy day there as a child and later as an astrophysics student.
The Lovell is awesome, if you can see it being repositioned, it's worth the trip alone. I did hear from people who did actual research there that you can walk under the "new" surface and along the old one under it.
Never done it, but if you guys can pull some press weight and get pictures...
Reader slain? 'Even the Google apologists on G+ are p****d off'
Re: Oh right, it's an RSS reader
Because it syncs across your devices, is minimal as can be and actually works really well.
I've spent some time trying out the alternatives yesterday but so far everything seems to think that a picture is worth a thousand words, but when it comes to a mobile phone screen, I'd rather have a scrolling list of headlines.
Feedly, I'm looking at you, that widget is awful.
BRITAIN MUST DECLARE WAR on Cervinaean menace
Anything that means cheaper venison
Is good news in my eyes. I love venison.
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Google to offer 'same-day delivery' Amazon Prime killer - report
Re: Once again
In the Co-op by Cambridge train station, there is an Amazon locker.
I get everything Primed to the office, but it's nice to know it's there if I needed it.
Hey, media barons: The noughties called, they want their mobile tech back
Re: grateful for small mercies
Beijing, 2007, the metro there had a series of screens on the walls of the tunnel which displayed animated advertisments through the windows of the trains.
I quite liked them, from a technical viewpoint, because they matched the image changing to the speed of the train, it was very clever stuff.
Quit the 2D internet, flee your cave, and GET LAID, barks rock star
Re: Why Don't You Just Switch Off Your PC and Go and Do Something Less Boring Instead?
Why don't you!
Ahh, that was a great show.
Meet the stealthiest UK startup's app Swiftkey - and its psychic* keyboard
Love Swiftkey
It was the very first app I ever bought on Android and I use it every day.
It's extremely good, though mildly prudish and after two years or so of using it, I can't go back.
Just installed the upgrade and it's uncanny.
I'll stop gushing now.
Ex-pats take note: China IT salaries set to jump 40 per cent
Re: Accent
Yup, it's not a pretty sound, especially not when married to an accent from living in Beijing.
I dream of one day taking some elocution lessons so I can sound like I'm from Taiwan or something.
Re: Accent
I hate my accent in Mandarin.
I sound like a cross between Mao and a Beijingren.
My missus thinks the fact I _cannot_ say a little without the rrrr at the end of dian is hilarious.
Completely apropos of nothing and not related to the article, but it got my rant out. Cathartic.
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Spin 1/2 particles
I noted this earlier this year, USB plugs are clearly macro-quantum mechanical exhibitors of spin.
As spin half particles, they require 2 whole revolutions to be in the correct orientation.
This is why you can be wrong 75% of the time and it make perfect sense. It's also how you can rotate them through 180 degrees two or three times before getting it right.
Stand back! It's nearly real science!
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A Co-op Survival Multiplayer Mod revamping Classic Full Invasion mod by Arch3r and to continue his work. This mod aim to have as many factions as possible and it is one of the most demanding mod out there for warband. (For 64 bit Windows and 64 bit Operating System only) With lots of new factions to choose from, and more coming with each update, Full Invasion 2 builds further upon Arch3r's abandoned mod, breathing fresh life in his interesting concept. Try to survive for as long as possible and fight against hordes of enemies. Build barricades, fences, form a spear-wall / shield wall to fight against the foes. The game sends waves of challenges to the player that become more difficult with each subsequent wave. But can you hold till the last wave? You will be tested (Please read the minimum requirement page before you download to avoid disappointment or crashes in game) This is the most demanding mod ever created on warband. Beware
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One of the greatest mod created :
A lot of funny factions playable with some awesome texture
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Great number of maps of all kind
Easy and hard waves of bots
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The most important : its getting better and better after every updates ;)
A "Must have" (comme on dit chez nous !)
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This mod is epic. You can really have a good laugh from character design to what people do. Really fun. I give this mod a 8/10 stars.
why not 10? well I just don't like how some of the factions are not playable.
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great mod
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Incredibly fun survival mod for M&B. The gigantic amount of factions give it an extremely high replay value.
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vest mod i ever played
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The BEST and most feature complete mod for M&B Warband, totally transform it into a brand new game!
Incredible work by the talented developer team!
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Best Mount & Blade Warband Mod ever! The amount of work for this huge mod of maps, armor, weapons, etc must be immense. I honor the creators of this mod. May the continuations of this invasion mod never die!
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It's hard enough to act like an adult when others want what you've got, but the true test of maturity often comes when one must cut all ties and walk away from the one thing you desire most. Having suppressed her catty urges against a romantic rival on lead single Grown Woman, Destiny's Child alum Kelly Rowland spends the follow-up struggling to remove the Rose Colored Glasses of nostalgia and close the door on a relationship that looked perfect from the outside, but, in reality, brought her nothing but trouble and strife. Penned by Drop It Low (Remix) singer Ester Dean and backed by the bittersweet, intricately-layered synth boardwork of Dr. Luke, this cut could hardly be a better showcase for Rowland's emotional yet pop-appealing vocal stylings. But does RCG have the originality that some in the Booth believed its predecessor lacked? That, of course, is for you to decide. The singer's third solo album has yet to receive a title or a solid release date from the Universal Motown brass – fans should keep it locked for the latest news and tunes!
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Join us as we speak with, and listen to, Houston Texas' very own rising starlett, Morena Roas. She just recently completed a show at Houston's House of Blues, is fervently working on an ablum and a tour, and is singing at a location near you. Call in to hear her voice and to share yours with her, by asking questions. And...you never know if O.T. will challenge her to a sing off! You know he's an international karaoke superstar (in his mind).
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There are so many things outside of ourselves that we attach to, so much stuff that when we get ready to look inside its like mission impossible, the dreaded questions; Where do I begin, How do I start, who do I listen to, who do I follow?
Begin where you are now in your present moment, Start by stopping EVERYTHING Meditate, Listen to your Higher Self, tune in. Follow your Bliss, Feel Good.
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Jane Badler Our One True Queen
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Famous for her dual roles as Diana in V (1983), V The Final Battle (1984) and V the television series (1984-1985) and her outstanding role as Diana, Queen mother of evil Anna (Morena Baccarin) whom imprisoned poor Diana aboard her Mother Ship for many years in the 2009-2011 V Series on ABC!
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Conscious Groove with Naki Akrobettoe
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Join Poetess Tracy Powell and the sensational Naki Akrobettoe, the granddaughter of Ghanaian royalty and an American coal miner, Naki Akrobettoe born and raised in Columbus, Ohio began her love of poetry and performance at the age of 12. Intrigued by the natural flow of expression, she studied historic writers such as Phyllis Wheatley, Langston Hughes, Toi Derricote, and many more. While in her freshman year at The University of Toledo she was introduced to her mentor Rane Arroyo. Under his teaching Naki found her voice and quickly became a highly requested artist, impacting not only the campus, but taking the community by storm. In 2004 she Co-founded the student organization D.E.E.P. (Developing Empowering Enhancing Poets through Poetry.In addition to her many achievements academically, Naki has opened for hip hop artist Talib Kweli and performed on the same stage as Grammy Nominated Artist, Dwele. Also Naki's love and passion for music landed her a position as co-host on the radio show "The Session" WXUT 88.3 FM. Naki has been featured at Tripple Croxx Entertainment's off-broad way production "The Signature: A Poetic Medley Show" with HBO Def Poet, M'Reld and Internationally known Poet, Tasha Jones. In May of 2010 she released her debut album, PENSTROKES. In 2010 Naki, co-founded Azucar Morena Ent and launched the live poetry series "The E-Zone."In 2011 Naki also founded "Face of Africa Artist Series" an ongoing event that provides a platform for the exhibition of African Culture through creative arts such as poetry, music, and dance. Next up on Naki's agenda is touring with her "Face of Africa Artist Series" and releasing her 2012 album "D.O.P.E".
Kristin The Model & Jennifer Beltre
For this another episode of Naughty Down Advice. I have a special guest who goes by the name of Kristin The Model who is a host, vixen who was featured in Kirko Bangz Drank in my cup remix feat. 2 Chainz & Juelz Santana music video . Also I have another guest who goes by the name of Jennifer Beltre who a model who has been featured on Web Gem for Show Mag, & Show #21 Morena issue, LatinTrends mag April issue, and much more.
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Motivational Music Radio with Jawar & Ty Cohen + Special Guest Nina Morena
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Listen into this episode as we interview Nina Morena, co-owner of http://www.FusicOlogy.com
Listen in as Nina talks about the growth of FusicOlogy.com, how you as an artist can benefit from the site and what keeps her motivated to keep going!
Motivational Music Radio is a movement to help you obtain and sustain the positive mental attitude needed to achieve your goals and realize your potential. Motivational Music Radio is co-hosted by Internet Marketing Experts and Motivational Speakers Ty Cohen and JaWar. Both gentleman are accomplished published authors of several paperback, ebook and audiobooks.
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Tisha Kenny, Executive Director Health & Human Resource Education Center, Project Director, Health through Art Signs of Recover, whose current billboard campaign,just launched, "STOP RAPING AND BREAKING HEART," is in 23 bus stops for 1 month (March 24-April 24, 2010). Visit www.healththroughart.org Ms. Kenny is joined by Ramona Jones, who will speak about Victory Outreach Church of Oakland's "2010 I Love My City Crusade" and its kick-off event: Hear My Cry: Exposing Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Candlelight Vigil in downtown Oakland, 5-7 PM, Friday, April 2, at City Hall, 1 Frank Ogawa Plaza. Call (510) 385-4794, (510) 677-6364, (510) 434-1951. We close with a conversation with Ms. Dowoti Desir and Bryan Wiley, two artists featured in "African Continuum: Sacred Ceremonies and Rituals" at the Museum of the African Disapora through August 28, 2010. Visit moadsf.org or call (415) 358-7200. MoAD is located at 685 Mission Street (at Third Street), in San Francisco. Saturday, March 27, 2010, Mr. Wiley will give a talk in the gallery from 2-3 PM. Next week Friday-Saturday, April 2-3, their will be a film screening and lecture by Dr. Marta Morena Vega. The film screening, "When the Spirits Danced Mambo" followed by a talk with the director, Dr. Vega, is 4/2, 6-9 PM, the lecture or talk is 4/3 from 2-4 PM.
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Seven Sonatas was wonderful, aiming for nothing more than being a funny, sometimes magical dance. The other pieces became increasingly strident, and "Secus" aimlessly deflating the meaning of gestures until the collage of movement resembled confetti more than it did the human experience. Uneven but the first piece made it worthwhile. And, Goldstar seats were in the third row of the orchestra, it's a wonderful thing to see facial expressions on the dancers.
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Enjoyed the second piece very very much. The final selection, Secus, was too frenetic and pointless to me in it's cryptic message.
First piece was lovely.
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Ray PritchardDr. Ray Pritchard is the president of Keep Believing Ministries, in Internet-based ministry serving Christians in 225 countries. He is the author of 29 books, including Stealth Attack, Fire and Rain, Credo, The ABCs of Christmas, The Healing Power of Forgiveness, An Anchor for the Soul and Why Did This Happen to Me? Ray and Marlene, his wife of 39 years, have three sons-Josh, Mark and Nick, two daughters-in-law--Leah and Vanessa, and four grandchildren grandsons: Knox, Eli, Penny and Violet. His hobbies include biking, surfing the Internet, and anything related to the Civil War.
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Thanksgiving is a profoundly Christian holiday in that it focuses us on the God as the true source of all our blessings. As the hymnwriter said, "All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small, all things wise and wonderful, the Lord God made them all."
Here are 21 sermons appropriate for Thanksgiving. You are welcome to use this material in any way that might be helpful to you as you prepare sermons and Bible studies or simply to increase your own gratitude to the Lord for all his blessings.
What Children Can Teach Us at Thanksgiving
How God Revealed the Ingratitude of My Own Heart
The Standing Orders of the Gospel
Miracles Comes in Many Varieties
What God Remembers That We Forget
If God is Sovereign, What Then?
Faithful to Finish His Work in You
Contentment: A Better Way to Live
Joyful Living in a Grumpy World
Some Advice to the Discontented
Are You Excited About Your Future?
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Hotel and restaurant employees learned more about the Capital City they help promote.
Visit Topeka hosted a "Know Your City" tour Tuesday so hospitality workers can suggest sites and activities to guests they may encounter in their jobs.
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We made it to the top! #knowYourCity tour climbed the Capitol dome. #topeka pic.twitter.com/Ln4OJYFBcs— Visit Topeka (@VisitTopeka) July 15, 2014
Participants on the tour say it's a great way to relay the message on the abundance of opportunities offered in Topeka. Attendees also went over the Topeka Visitors Guide so they can help provide visitors with family friendly options in the Capital City.
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Now is the time—the time to explore your creative side and take a fine arts class or music lesson at Rabbit Run Community Arts Association. Regardless of age or ability RRCAA has arts opportunities for everyone.Read More
Come enjoy the music of the season as the Madison Chorale performs their Christmas Concert, entitled "Christmas Glories", Friday, Dec. 12, at Trinity Lutheran Church.Read More »
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The City of Champaign seeks qualified candidates for a career opportunity as a Community Relations Manager/Compliance Officer in the Community Relations Division of the City Manager's Office. This position manages community relations activities and assists with the coordination of community-wide initiatives. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: administration of the City's Human Rights and Equal Opportunities in Purchasing Ordinances and the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program; investigation and conciliation of formal and informal citizen complaints of discrimination and/or unfair treatment; evaluation of legal, regulatory, and affirmative action compliance regarding employment, housing, places of public accommodation, and/or City-funded construction projects; assisting citizens in preparing and processing complaints; planning and implementing community workshops and trainings; and serving as staff liaison to the Champaign Human Relations Commission.
Requirements include professional work experience in a related field and a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, Human Resources, Criminal Justice, Political or Social Sciences or a related field, or an equivalent combination of work experience and education that demonstrates the required knowledge, skills, and abilities. The successful candidate will have the demonstrated ability to communicate with diverse groups of people under emotional circumstances, the ability to collect and analyze information and prepare reports, and the ability to work flexible hours. Must possess good conflict resolution and mediation skills, and basic knowledge of federal and state equal opportunity, affirmative action, and anti-discrimination laws and regulations. Experience in regulatory compliance, investigation and conciliation of citizen complaints, case management, and/or conducting training workshops is preferred, but not required.
Drug screening and criminal background check will be required. The annual starting salary range is $70,651 - $80,430, DOQ, plus an excellent fringe benefits package. Applications, including cover letter and resume, must be submitted online no later than Sunday, November 2, 2014.
The City's mission is to provide responsive, caring, cost-effective service in partnership with our community. The following values guide our work: Personal Integrity, Responsibility, Respect, Teamwork, Results.
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The Office for Civil Rights has two Supervisory Equal Opportunity Specialist (Regional Manager) position available within our Regional office one located in Boston, MA and Denver, CO. OCR provides the oversight, leadership, and coordination necessary to ensure that individuals have nondiscriminatory access to HHS services or programs and that the privacy and security of their health information is protected. The primary duties of this position include, serving as a manager, provide program leadership, set priorities, coordinates and/or direct team action, ensure quality of all regional activities, and ensures and evaluates accomplishment in a wide variety of civil rights and privacy rule functions including conducting investigations, negotiating resolution/settlement agreements, making determinations, resolving complaints, and providing public education, outreach and technical assistance. Establishes and maintain effective working relationship with covered entities, State government, hospitals and governmental social service agencies.
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I have been working at FedEx full-time (more than 5 years)
FedEx makes you feel like you make the world go around (later, you realize you actually do!) - you are taught to live something we call the Purple Promise that simply states "I will make every FedEx experience outstanding". Very soon, you realize that dock loaders, desk workers, strategists, individual contributors, managers and executives actually believe this stuff and care about not just getting the job done but they actually care how you felt before, during and after you did it!! Very strange to most people under pressure to perform but the level of buy-in at the highest levels of the company shows newcomers right away that this company truly puts people first. If you're not feeling good about doing something, they want to know why - genuinely and fix it before you proceed.
Quality Driven Management - This program has roots into every nook and cranny of operations and IT. FedEx truly believes in continuously improving to get better, finding better ways of doing things, being more efficient, gaining new skills and always pushing the boundaries of achievement while at the same time encouraging employees to live heavy family lives, taking vacations, flexible work from home options (mandatory 2 weeks of work from home) etc.
When you're feeling this good about your work and your contributions, I challenge you to put out poor work - you can't - it's not possible.
There aren't enough observed national holidays - I think FedEx (being a worldwide deliver business) only observes 6 National holidays.
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Avenel triumphs in another 'must-win' game against Undera.CHALPAT SONTI July 9, 2014 3:21am
When it has been a long time since you've played finals, it seems there is no easy way of getting there.
That must be a thought going through the minds of Avenel players, coaches and supporters after winning a crunch game with Undera by 17 points on Saturday.
It should have made the Swans' hold on a top six spot all the firmer, having beaten the rival immediately below it, but that wasn't the case. Lancaster's surprise win at Murchison left it also well and truly in the three-horse race for two spots.
But the Swans had to win regardless of other results, and they eventually got the upper hand against a tricky opponent.
Avenel didn't get reward for effort in the first quarter, when it could easily have been up by four or five goals and seen the game take an easier turn. The Lions played what Swans coach Cameron Gillett called ''a real Sydney Swans type of game''.
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Did Marie Osmond Get Plastic Surgery?by Free Britney at . Comments
Marie Osmond's face has undergone quite a transformation.
We don't know for a fact that she's had plastic surgery ... but come on now. Marie's new made-up, super-tight look is adding fuel to the rumors, and for good reason.
Check out the 52-year-old ex-Dancing with the Stars contestant at the 80th Anniversary of the Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday, and in 1999:
Her eyebrows are looking more arched, likely from Botox injections. But it's her lips that really stand out, having seemingly expanded several-fold over the years.
Asked by Prevention magazine how she felt about having plastic surgery, the actress recently answered: "We cherish youth more than we do wisdom."
"Will I do it? I'm sure. Nobody wants to have a saggy jowl. Is it bad to do? I don't think anything is bad if it makes you feel better."
Hey, at least she's up front about it, right Kate Gosselin?
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Well I also saw the new commerical Jan 2nd and was shocked, she looked like a plactic talking manniquin. Marie has always tried to make her lips look fuller by painting her lip liner outside her actual lip line which really looked clownish because you could clearly see her natural lips under the lipstick. But now she has obviously had her lips reshaped through surgery for a permanent blown out mouth. She has quite a scary look going on now...not at all attractive.
Jersey Shore anyone?
I just saw a commercial with Marie...The first thing I noticed was her lips, I am not hating on her, and this is only my personal opinion. I believe something we should leave well enough alone. The weight loss was great and aploud you. Whatever you did to your mouth doesn't look attractive at all. It affects that lovely smile tjat your family is known for ..This is only one opinion and I give it in respect. I personally don't like it, but if you do that's all that matters. Be Blessed.
Yes Marie, nobody wants a sagging jaw and who doesn't want to stay young looking. I have nothing against plastic surgery - that would be hypocritical as have had some myself! But there is nothing young or attractive about big phony fish-lips and in fact they look ridiculous. I have always admired you and am sorry you felt the need to do that.
Saw Marie this summer in Toronto and was surprised by her new look. Didn't look like the Marie I remember, but Donny looked amazing.
oh no!! fish lips on you , too.. i hate that look .. looks like yo've been punched in the lip and it is swollen..not a good look for you marie... you were much prettier without the lumpy lips.
Marie to me your still beautiful. Your a smart talented woman. What ever you do with your body is your business. People need to stop hating. But you do look Like your Spanish in the commercial, but your still beautiful.
Sorry, bigger lips do not improve your looks. You were fine the way you were.
STOP! please.
When I saw the commercial, I knew she had had Botox in her lips. I use to think she was so pretty. She looks terrible to me now....


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For some reason, since I've moved this blog over to Patheos my alter egos seem to have left me. I don't know why but Caitlin O'Rourke, Duane Mandible, Mrs Brady, Todd Unctuous and Mantilla the Hon–even the Vicar don't seem to be haunting my imagination any longer. Alas! What are we to do? Is it the curse of the Patheos? Is my mind too busy and concerned about other matters that it has no time to play? Am I perhaps being healed of my mental illness–my multiple personality disorder?
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