text:
Posts by Scott
33 posts • joined 27 Feb 2007
Apple power brick sparks lawsuit
@Nexox and Francis
"So Apple is fudging that safety factor in order to make a 65W power supply that's smaller than a Dell or HP 65W power supply. And that's the sort of thing that leads to people needing to call the fire department..."
Well if this is true, then why is my 90 watt HP laptop adapter smaller than my wife's 85 watt Macbook Pro adapter?
"The solution is to use a proper connector design, and to select a cable that is fit for purpose. It isn't as if these are new issues in the annals of electronics design. Talk to the nice guys at Belden about the correct specification of cable (for instance shielded twisted pair, and a shield that isn't braided) and design a connector with real flex control at entry."
I agree about the strain relief troubles with Apple adapters. I've had more than two adapters fail from this same problem. However, I will disagree with your comments that braided shielding is inappropriate. As an audio technician, we've always been trained to use cables with braided shields when the cable will be moved frequently. This is because the solid foil shielding (the only alternative that I'm aware of) breaks down very quickly when it is moved, whereas the braided shielding tends to fare much better. My personal experience has verified this claim. We've had foil shielding fail after the cable was only lightly moved once or twice, but we have braided shielded cables that have been in use for many years without any failures yet.
However, the point that the shielding should not be supporting the electrical load is well taken. In my (non-electrical professional) opinion, it would be best if the shielding was grounded, but with a separate ground/common wire running within the shielding to carry actual electric load.
NASA CO2 scan satellite launch fails
@ Well what happened to it?
"Regardless of what happened to the payload though, this should keep conspiracy theorists happy and busy for a while!"
Yes, but even if it had launched, the conspiracy theorists would just claim that the numbers being broadcast by it were doctored, or that its purpose had nothing to do with measuring carbon dioxide at all (i.e. it's a giant mind-control laser or the "Oooo ray" -- or maybe it was going to link up with the HDTV converter boxes and steal our brain power ala The Riddler in that stupid Batman movie, and it was scrapped in the end because not enough coupons went around to ensure that a large enough percentage of American households would have mind-stealing devices).
There's no end to what conspiracy theorists can conjure in their minds.
Microsoft's Windows Vista 'Capable' bill could hit $8.5bn
I don't see what the fuss is about
I don't see what the fuss is all about. The "Vista Capable" logo never did make any promises that a certified computer would run *every* version of Vista (or every feature of Vista), but just that it would be capable of running Vista (which is true).
PETA cooks up gory game in Cooking Mama protest
Gotta love the veg propaganda machine
"...suffering endured by turkeys and other animals who are killed for food..."
That's just nature. I don't see them petitioning lions to stop eating zebras.
Anyway, there are some of us who have no other option as we're unable to synthesize some of the proteins that can only be found in meat.
Dutch court convicts teens for stealing pixels
All well and good
This is all well and good. Justice was served. However, the specific judgment opens the door for charges in the case that someone slays your character online and steals the item from your virtual carcass.
Apple probes poison-pumping Mac claim
Who produces their own stuff anymore?
Christoph Schneeberger • Thursday 2nd October 2008 15:21 GMT:
"What worries me, is that said vendor (and probably others as well) is unable to deny or confirm that they use benzol or not in the production of their items, one would expect they had a clue what they have put in that shiny box when they made it..."
Welcome to the outsourcing era. Nobody seems to want to make their own stuff anymore. I don't know where the Macs are made now, but when I ordered my iBook about 7 years ago, it shipped from Taiwan. Now I think they're assembled in China.
Even so, it may not specifically be the Apple hardware responsible (assuming the Frenchman's claims are correct, which they probably aren't considering the lack of other complainants). Remember that those things have a processor from Intel; a GPU from either Intel, or an AMD or NVIDIA partner; memory from Hyundai, Samsung, etc.; a hard drive maybe from Hitachi or Toshiba; and so on. Who knows what the offending component could be.
Olympic Committee wins gold for foot shooting
We weren't always wrong...
"WOT!? Like Burma & Uganda, for example? That sure showed them!"
Or perhaps like Italy, Germany, and Japan -- you know, the ones we succeeded with.
Intel papers over remote attack chip flaws ahead of demo
All code must be compiled into machine code before it can be executed, including Javascript.
I think your misconception comes from the fact that not all types of code are pre-compiled (or in other words, converted into a ".exe" file). Javascript and PERL are two well-known examples of these languages. These are still compiled, however, at runtime.
By knowing how these compilers will react to certain bits of code, it is theoretically possible to exploit bugs at the hardware level.
GPS tracking slapped on laptop recovery service
GPS Accuracy
There are networks of GPS receivers at fixed locations that are used specifically for calculating the error in the GPS signal. The surveyors where I work use cell phones to link their GPS equipped "Rovers" to this service. This allows them to determine position and elevation to within 0.01ft accuracy (or better). Of course, this is done using very powerful GPS equipment and antennas which no doubt do not exist in these laptops. However, I would be surprised if Computrace couldn't use this same GPS service to reduce the error in their GPS readout to less than 10m.
Motorola accidentally makes a profit
Motorola Phone
My last phone was a Motorola phone. Since about 1 month after my wife and I bought ours (we both bought the same model at the same time), We were both counting down the days until our next reduced cost upgrade. Those things were complete junkers: Battery life quickly declined tremendously, Poor call quality with strange voice lags that other phones on the same carrier didn't get, flaky charger connections, limited feature set, clunky interface, and a weird tendency to randomly power off without warning or reason.
We now have a trio of LG phones (got one for my daughter, too) and we absolutely love them. One was even completely dunked in water by accident and it still works perfectly.
iPhone 3G not compatible with existing accessories
Spew bile much?
Wow, there's a lot of bile spewing going on here. Let's look at it from Apple's point of view, shall we:
1) we've got this nifty product that we want to improve with 3G capability, but this takes up extra space on the PCB. Therefore, we either need to increase the size of the phone (undesirable) or eliminate a function from the original design.
2) we've got 12 volt lines and circuitry to convert it down to a usable voltage. There are 5 volt lines that can be used instead to power the iPhone and charge it. We've also told accessory producers a couple of years ago that we were going to stop using the 12 volt lines and that they should stop relying on them to deliver power to ipods.
Hmmm, what would you do in this case? I know that I would probably do exactly as Apple did -- Remove a feature that they warned would be obsolete to make room for a feature that is not.
Blighty's electro-supercar 2.0 uncloaked today
Two Cars?
"Or to put it more succinctly one should think before typing."
If we did that, at least 95% of the content on the internet wouldn't exist.
On another note, I wonder how much of a challenge it would be to set up my home's electric wiring to allow two of these cars to completely charge (out of necessity, my wife and I each have a car). I can't imagine that it would be very cheap to do so.
Duff UK nukes risk 'popcorn' multi-blast accident apocalypse
Pardon me, I'm off to cower in my bunker.
I might poke my head out in a few years. I'll see you guys then (if anyone's still alive).
Malware not man blamed in child abuse download case
I think the employer was dumb not to have the laptop secured better, and I think they shouldn't fire people until their guilt is proven. However, it's the police who need to be scorched on this one. They had no business even thinking about naming this guy as a suspect (much less arresting him) without first conducting a thorough investigation as to whether the laptop was compromised by a virus or other badware.
As for his friends, any "friend" who abandons you in difficult times was never really a friend in the first place.
World realizes Google home page is 'illegal'
Ridiculous Laws
Why does this pointless piece of trash law exist in the first place? If privacy policies are so important then people won't visit the websites that don't conspicuously post them. The fact that Google is so extremely popular without having its privacy policy linked to in their home page just shows how little value this is to its customers.
Seriously, the world would be just as well off without laws regulating every menial aspect of our lives.
Storm Worms exploit April Fools
I got one of these...
It said "Today, you can officially act foolish"
Presumably by clicking on the link.
Laptop vendors burned in battery plant blaze
Posted Wednesday 26th March 2008 13:32 GMT
"They probably do have alternative sources of supply and I'll bet that other manufacturers will quickly ramp up production to fill demand.
That won't stop them all using this as an excuse to jack up prices though."
Yes, this is true, but it's not quite that simple. Typically when a business has to ramp up production, in the short run their per unit costs will increase significantly (think about what happens when you bring in loads of new, inexperienced workers to provide the humanpower necessary to ramp up production -- efficiency goes through the floor and costs go through the roof). The remaining suppliers might turn an extra profit still (otherwise, what would be the point of ramping up production?), but not nearly as much as you'd think.
"This is exactly what happened many years ago when a Taiwanese DRAM plant went on fire. You could still get the stuff with no trouble, but 1 and 4 meg SIMMS (as made by world + dog at the time) became eye-wateringly expensive overnight due to the "shortage"."
Had they not increased prices, there probably would have been a shortage. Basic economic theory dictates that when supply decreases and demand stays the same, the price must be increased to prevent shortages. If you think about it, this makes sense -- fewer people will be willing to buy the product at the higher price, so the quantity of the product demanded will fall (hopefully) to roughly the same quantity of product that the remaining manufacturers are able to produce. It's not an exact science, though, and merchants get it wrong all the time. More than likely, they overshot on the dram pricing a bit, but this type of mistake is usually quickly caught and corrected for. As product sits on the shelf (or in warehouses) for too long, the merchant or supplier begins to drop prices to get it moving again. After all, warehousing surplus product is an additional expense that no one wants to pay.
So what's the easiest box to hack - Vista, Ubuntu or OS X?
@ Mike Lovell
"I always here this shit. 'Vista is completely rubbish' then you ask them 'How long you been running it', then they usually say 'I'm not running it' or 'I installed it, didn't like it, then installed XP again'. Oooo, scary change!!!
Do we really have to do this EVERY time something new comes out!
You're absolutely right, if not a bit harsh.
However, I've been running Vista Home Premium for about 5 months now, so I speak from experience when I say that it definitely shipped before its time. In fact, Vista just crashed this morning and refuses to boot at all (even booting to the "recovery partition" won't work). I know this isn't a hardware problem because I can boot Ubuntu just fine and mount (and access every part of) the NTFS Vista partition.
I guess it's time to dig out those recovery CDs... At least I can use Ubuntu to save off my documents and other important files to a USB drive or something.
Pentagon rattles sabre at Google's Street View
Military Intelligence
They're afraid of street view, but there are publicly available maps of the bases? Wow, and I thought the whole "military intelligence" being an oxymoron thing was just a joke
WARF raiders slap Intel with Core patent suit
@ All
The University of Wisconsin is funded in part by federal taxes. While it's probably true that this is not the university's major source of funding, it still probably represents a sizable piece of its funding. These taxes are paid by every citizen and business in this country. Therefore, every business and citizen in the U.S. who so wishes should be able to make use of the results of their research (after all, we all helped pay for it -- whether or not we wanted to).
Whether everyone in the U.S. is capable of making use of this information is immaterial. Anyone who can make use of the information should be able to. Besides, patents are good for a really fsking long time, and there may be one day in the future (however unlikely it may seem now) when fabrication technology advances to the point where people will be capable of creating their own microprocessors "in their garages" so to speak.
@amanfrommars, RE: Private Institutions
You're not making any sense, man. I'd love to be able to debate you on this, but I haven't a clue what you're trying to say.
*Public Institution*
The University of Wisconsin is a *publicly funded* organization. As such, they should have no right to any of the privileges of a private citizen or corporation such as intellectual property. After all, if the public funded the research (even if only in part), the results of that research should be available for the general public to use free and clear.
Just my humble opinion, of course.
FBI sought approval to use spyware against terror suspects
A magician's #1 best friend is misdirection. It sure seems to me that this "magic lantern" spyware is nothing but smoke and mirrors, and the real tool they're using is running within every ISP in the U.S. (and probably many of our allies) intercepting every packet coming in and going out. They could then consolidate this data, "mine" it, and piece together the IP conversations going into and out of suspect computers.
Anyway, when you think about it, how else could they have used "magic lantern" to nab the mail hoaxers *after they committed the crime*? [*]
[*] assuming they weren't stupid enough to go blabbing about it on a message board or blog.
MIT and TI to produce low energy chips
Body Heat
Powered by body heat?
If I get sick and run a fever, could that produce an over-voltage situation and blow out the chip?
Healthy? You're a burden on the state
Food Tax
"...smokers (and drinkers, for that matter) contribute vast sums of tax to the exchequer every year by resolutely sticking to their deadly vices."
The vices of the obese can similarly contribute if food taxes are levied (if they are not already being collected in your locale). Maybe we should consider a sort of junk food tax.
Employee's silent rampage wipes out $2.5m worth of data
$2.5 million
Could very well be a conservative estimate of the value of that data (depending on their contracts and the type of data they're storing).
I work as an admin for a small Civil Engineering firm, and in many respects our business is very similar to theirs. If our office lost 7 years of project files, we could easily amass much more than $2.5 million in fines and labor costs in recreating the files. This is why we have daily on and off site backups, and why our backup methodology (and even the existence of said backups) is not discussed with anyone other than top management.
However, I do have to wonder why she had access to do so much damage. It's generally not necessary for a secretary to have that much access to project files.
Steve Jobs' Macworld Expo spiel spied on web?
I'm betting it's fake
If this were real, it would probably have the sales figures, etc. in it rather than just say "Sales Figures". Besides, the real thing's probably kept locked up almost as secure as the gold in Ft. Knox.
Drivers on the phone face the slammer
Hands-free Devices
"...as research seems to indicate that drivers lose concentration even when they've got both hands on the wheel."
Quite right. My father-in-law works at the Liberty Mutual research center (a major insurance company in the U.S.). Their own extensive research on the subject found that drivers talking on a phone via a hands-free device were actually *more* distracted and dangerous than drivers talking on a phone without a hands-free device.
Man uses networked 'crazy' toaster to hack PC
The next predator
At least it's not flying yet.
Laughing Squid squirts ink at Best Buy
Lawyers are like firearms. Dangerous in of themselves, but not truly a menace unless wielded by idiots.
Dublin designer branches out with 'tree' PC
They're after us!
Dyson award -- ala Miles Dyson of Terminator 2 fame? Skynet's plan for world domination has been laid bare by one of its agents in a careless bid for fame and fortune. They intend to hide their agents amid our forests where they can be upgraded in secret into giant human smashing tree monsters (think Tree Beard from "Lord of the Rings").
We must act swiftly to prevent this terror! Burn the forests to save mankind!
American inventor builds jet-propelled crapper
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Hence the saying, "when the s**t hits the turbofan..."
'Please read this important email: you are being shot'
I love how people seize the opportunity to advance their gun control theories. The truth is that this is completely irrelevant. The constitution guarantees a right to bear and keep arms. Actually, what it says is that the right to bear and keep arms shall not be infringed. In other words, the government is not to impose any limits on the citizens' ability to carry any weapon, for to even impose a "minor" limit such as clip size is a type of infringement on this right (after all, we aren't limited in the type of words we can speak or the types of religions we can believe in). The only limitation is the person must be of military age to exercise this right (this is implied by the term "militia" which meant at that time the whole populace of the country that is old enough to serve in the military).
There is no place for an argument about whether it's right or not. It is what it is. Either live with it and the inherent risks, leave the country, or try to change the amendment. All this whining and speculation about gun control is not doing any good.
James Cameron finds grave of Jesus & Son
RE: Ian Damage
The council of Nicea was convened in about 325 AD mainly to resolve conflicts about whether Jesus was part of the God-head (trinity) or merely a creation of God. The overwhelming majority of Bishops in attendance (300+ vs. 2 or 3) decided that Jesus was one with God (they decided so because it's what the original apostles used to teach). The creed that was adopted at this council doesn't even mention the virgin birth (that didn't happen until the council of Constantinople and it only declares that Mary was a virgin when she became pregnant with Jesus.). Furthermore, Mary's virgin conception of Jesus was known before the Nicene creed - it was written in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.
Besides, the Bible says that Jesus had brothers and sisters.
All of the Gospels were written less than 70 years after the death and resurrection of Christ. They differ slightly because they are the written from separate points of view.
Finally, Judas Iscariot was not Jesus's brother, otherwise he would have been identified Judas of Nazareth as this was Jesus's family's hometown (hence Jesus of Nazareth or the Nazarene). Also, Judas was a very common name at that time, thus the Judas identified as Jesus's brother would have been a different Judas (the disciples identified as Thomas and Jude were also named Judas, btw). Ultimately, however, it doesn't matter. Supposing that Judas Iscariot was Jesus's brother or cousin, what would it change? I would say it changes absolutely nothing. To focus on that would be to entirely miss the point of Jesus's birth, life, ministry, death, and resurrection.
Most read
- Vid Antarctic ice THICKER than first feared – penguin-bot boffins
- Hi-torque tank engines: EXTREME car hacking with The Register
- Review What's MISSING on Amazon Fire Phone... and why it WON'T set the world alight
- Product round-up Trousers down for six of the best affordable Androids
- Antique Code Show World of Warcraft then and now: From Orcs and Humans to Warlords of Draenor


text:
Site Navigation
1 Disc, approx. 180 min.
Belgian superstar, Eddy Merckx, is arguably the greatest cyclist the world has ever known, so much so that his dominating career through the 1970s continues to overshadow the achievements of todays bicycling supermen. Merckx won just about every race that was worth winningincluding 7 victories in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, 3 wins in Paris-Roubaix,
and 2 victories in the Tour of Flanders. He was a World Champion no less than 3 times and won both the Giro dItalia and Tour de France an incredible 5 times each! Merckxs amazing Hour Record ride in 1972 stood for 14 years.
Two Great Cycling Classics Remastered on DVD! La Course En Tete & The Greatest Show On Earth
La Course En Tete follows Belgium cycling star Eddy Merckx at the peak of his career through Europes best races! The Greatest Show on Earth is a brilliant documentary of the 1974 Giro dItalia, from the opening sequence of the Pope blessing the riders to Merckxs battle to win his fifth Giro by a mere 12 seconds.
Shipping Info
Sizing Charts
Frequently Asked Questions
Customer Feedback
Privacy Policy
*Sale Exclusions here
Contact Us
Visit our Showroom
Jobs at WCP
© 2013 World Cycling Productions. All rights reserved. Prices & offers are subject to change without notice.
Get an instant coupon when you subscribe!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The pilot reported they were flying a practice ILS-Localizer approach and had intercepted the localizer when the airplane collided with waterfowl. The flight continued to the airport, where an successful landing was made. Postaccident inspection revealed the airplane had been struck by approximately 10 geese.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
Index for Nov1997 | Index of months


text:
Buttermilk substitute
- cosmopolita Aug 5, 2009 03:08 AM
Another thing that in Italy is not easy to find is the buttermilk. Reading the chemical composition, I noticed that is formed for 90% water.
So I can mix water with a little milk?
I am confused ..
To make a passable buttermilk substitute (at least the commercially available North American style buttermilk, not the true my great grandma used to drink buttermilk).
-Use one Tablespoon of acid (lemon juice or white vinegar) for every cup of milk.
-let stand for 5-10 minutes before using in your recipe.
Pretty much any current (in the last 60 years) cookbook from North America that asks for buttermilk is asking for this 'cultured buttermilk product'.
Hope that helps.
re: legourmettv
But the buttermilk is the substance that remains after the centrifuged cream, it's right?
Then you get the butter, and what remains is buttermilk that contains no fat.
With the teaspoon of lemon I know that i possible to get sour cream.
re: cosmopolita
the flavor of buttermilk is tangy and the texture is a little thicker than regular milk. that's what Legourmerrv is going for with the quick substitution method (which is a standard one that works well). buttermilk works differently in some recipes, and is preferred in many american recipes, especially in baking and quick-breads. depending on what recipe you are using, this substitution might be your best bet. you should try it!
re: Eric in NJ
Powdered buttermilk? I don't knw it. I will looking for this powder but I imagine that is not easy to find.
re: cosmopolita
We found it at a Whole Food Store. It was recommended by America's home cooking.
re: Eric in NJ
Is there a Whole Foods store in Italy?
re: Eric in NJ
I use powdered buttermilk, brand is SACO, for making biscuits and it is terrific---best biscuits I have ever made. If you are living abroad, maybe somebody in your family could send you a can. BTW some cans have the biscuit recipe and some don't but you could probably contact the manufacturer for this or look online. Or I will post it here if you can't find it.
Saco brand. Available in many, but not all, supermarkets.
re: Richard 16
That's the one.
For baking purposes, you can substitute yougurt in the same amount. That will give you the same results.
A pourable yogurt should work fine, or other cultured milk product.
In baking (including pancakes) buttermilk provides two things - a sour flavor, and acid to work with baking soda. Baking powder has the acid builtin, so does not need buttermilk. So plain milk, plus baking powder, can be substituted, though it will not have flavor bit. Check the wiki article on baking powder for the normal proportions - it should have it in metric terms (in American it is about 1 tsp per cup flour).
I found this Italian translation for buttermilk:
Latticello (sierodi latte acido)
I don't know Italian, but that link seems to be focusing on the natural buttermilk, the stuff left over from butter making. Most Americans use the cultured version, which is closer to yogurt in nature.
re: cosmopolita
No, it's significantly thinner. It's roughly the consistency of pourable yogurt.
Lben (or leben) is essentially the same thing, and is popular in North Africa. I would imagine that shouldn't be too hard to find in an Arab grocery in Italy.
re: tmso
The comparison with yogurt is complicated by the fact that many commercial versions of yogurt have thickeners or stabilizers, while others have been drained.
Adding lemon juice to milk is the first step toward making fresh cheese, like Indian panner. That of course requires draining.
For soda-bread making, a 50/50 mix of soured cream and water works as a perfect substitute for the buttermilk in the recipe.
re: cosmopolita
The fat content should not matter.
Cakes and other things leavened with baking soda need an acidic liquid to rise properly. Even if the milk doesn't thicken or curdle when you add the acid, the acidic milk will still do its job of reacting with the baking soda and making your baked item rise.
You might also try a mix of 1/3 yogurt and 2/3 milk. This will mimic the texture of "real" buttermilk.
re: cosmopolita
did you use a whole cup (american measure) of milk? if so you need 1 TABLESPOON of acid(lemon juice)-- or *3 teaspoons*-- or about 2 liquid ounces. it needs to sit and sour for about 10-15 mins or so, too.
i sub plain yogurt for buttermilk almost always and have excellent results.
buttermilk around here is sold only in quart sizes which is always more than i need.


text:
Graduation Dinner in B'more
My sister is graduating from Loyola in May, actually Preakness weekend. I'm from DC and have eaten at many places in Baltimore as has my sister. We are talking about a graduation dinner for about 13 people at an upper end restaurant. We have discusseed Ruth Chris and Flemmings but we aren't thrilled by either. We aren't looking for anything crazy but any recommendantions for steak, fish, italian/french or american cuisine would be appreciated.
Black Olive
BTW, you should book early as Preakness weekend many restaurants are filled to the gills.
Above suugestions are very good. Based on your post, it sounds like you guys are steak lovers, in which case you should check out the Prime Rib, 50s swanky with great steaks and reasonable wine list.
re: bordeauxfan
I agree that Charleston is a great recommendation, perfect for a special occasion like a graduation party. However, if you spend $2500+ at Charleston, you will have had one of the most extravagant times of your life. Quick math says that in order to rack up a $2500 bill at Charleston, you would need to have a 4 course menu and a $75 bottle of wine for each guest in your party. You probably don't need to consume that much in order to have a fantastic time, so I would say that most likely, your bill would be significantly less than $2500 for your party. There are many options at Charleston. You can choose to spend $1200 for your group, or $3500, dependent upon the choices you make. I would definitely check out Charleston as an option.
re: Bryan101
Extremely unlikely a party of 13 could get out of the Charleston only paying $1200. If each person took the 3 course option and drank only water, they would still be paying about $87 a person. (Charleston adds 20% tip to parties greater than 5). 13 people at $87 is a little over $1100. So yeah, technically you can do it, but what are the chances all 13 are going to go for water and the minimum plates? (And honestly, if they did, they'd be doing themselves a disservice.) Maybe the $2500+ was an exaggeration, but to really get the most out of your experience at a place like the Charleston, you can't be counting your pennies and you have to expect the bill is going to be well over $100 per person.
re: Bryan101
do you own this place?
If you want to stay closer to Loyola I would recommend Brasserie Tatin or Petit Louis. Taste in Belvedere Square is also close but I have not been there to eat. Mt. Vernon is also close and there are many choices including the Saffron and Prime Rib. Charleston is quite the special occasion spot and you could get out of there for around $100 per person. Other places in town as suggested above would be much less.
When I graduated from nearby Goucher a couple of years ago about 15 of us ate at That's Amore in Towson.
I hate Italian (obviously the restaurant choice was not left up to me), so I can't say whether the food was any good or not.
Everybody seemed to really enjoy it. Family style menu. Big group was no sweat. Just make a reservation.
720 Kenilworth Dr
Towson, MD 21204-2427
(410) 825-5255
re: EscapeGoat42
That location has been closed for over 5 years now.
Have you ever tried Abacrombie, across from the Meyerhoff? Excellent new American cuisine, small select menu, and very enjoyable as long as it's not pre-symphony dining (too crowded). They have a circular side room that would work for 13.
But given that you're planning on Preakness Weekend -- where ever you go, book early!
When my son graduated from Johns Hopkins 7 years ago, we ate at Aldo's in the Italian neighborhood. Beautiful interior (we had our own private alcove for 8 of us), exceptional food, attentive service (accomodating the vegan who kept kosher), plus a tour of the upstairs rooms and the wine cellar. It was a memorable experience. Is it still there and still good?


text:
With a little help from Ricardo Rodriguez, Alberto Del Rio successfully defend the World Heavyweight Championship against the Big Show at Elimination Chamber 2013. He won via submission with the armbreaker.
"For the record, Batista's a sweet guy with an incredible story of perseverance and hard work. He's one of the good guys."
- former WWE star Zach Gowen defending Batista
The record for most elimination in the Royal Rumble belongs to Kane, who once took out eleven performers. There are talks that Roman Reigns could be given the distinction of beating that tonight at Royal Rumble 2014. He is expected to be pushed heavily during the match.
Jim Neidhart set a shot put record for California high schools that stood firm for twelve years before someone else broke it.
With Heath Slater being given time off for personal reasons, WWE has chosen Ricardo Rodriguez as his replacement in 3MB. Rodriguez worked a match with Jinder Mahal and Drew McIntyre at the big Madison Square Garden show this week.
Ricardo Rodriguez, who has been training a lot lately to become an in ring performer for WWE, has revealed that he will be working the TLC pay per view tonight. However, he will simply be working with the Spanish announce team.
Ricardo Rodriguez, who has not been utilized much on television since the departure of Rob Van Dam, has been training on his in ring skills. The California native wants to wrestle for WWE in the near future.
WWE has been testing out Ricardo Rodriguez as a backstage agent as of late.
Despite not being utilized on television by WWE, Ricardo Rodriguez is being flown in for the European Tour.


text:
Claim Your .REALTOR Domain Today
about 1 month ago
REALTOR is a federally registered collective membership mark that identifies real estate professionals who are members of NAR and subscribe to its strict Code of Ethics. Only members of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) including International REALTOR® Members (IRMs), The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), and related entities will be allowed to use .REALTOR domain names. A .REALTOR domain name will identify and distinguish domains operated by REALTORS® from others operated by non-member real estate professionals, and establish .REALTOR domain names as a trusted source. The top-level domain .REALTOR will also deliver branding and marketing value to REALTOR® members and affiliates.


text:
Have you visited Dr. George Powers? Rate you experience below.
Dr. George Powers specializes in gastroenterology, internal medicine in Cranston, Rhode Island.
Dr. George Powers has been compared 178 times. Details of Dr. Powers' 36 years experience as an MD and education at Tufts University are available on your free doctor report.
Dr. George Powers has been identified as specializing in Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine.
Dr. Powers attended medical school at Tufts University School of Medicine and graduated in 1978 having 36 years experience.
While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, it is often an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality of their clinical training and level of research are measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities they are conducted at also provide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.
Patients may also know Dr. George Powers MD as:
1150 Reservoir Ave, Suite 201 Cranston, RI 02920
360 Kingstown Rd, Suite 202 Narragansett, RI 02882
1150 Reservoir Ave, Suite 201 Cranston, RI 02920
1150 Reservoir Ave, Suite 201 Cranston, RI 02920
175 Nate Whipple Hwy, Suite 206 Cumberland, RI 02864
Are you Dr. George Powers?
Update your information


text:
I've got it on 30 day trial at the moment mate and it is very good!
I can think of several improvements to the software itself, however the top improvement for us in Wales with no money at all would be the price, paricularly the yearly costs from 2nd year onwards. The head almost fell off her chair.
I have not fed back to account manager regarding the quote yet as am going to continue to evaluate it for another week or two. I am worried we can't afford it despite how excellent imperio is.
My 2p anyway (and I've got a jar full of em if you need it)


text:
The potential to accurately and rapidly measure hundreds of individual molecular species provides novel opportunities for
food and nutrition sciences. By enabling the molecular fingerprinting of food components and their metabolites, metabolomics
is helping scientists to investigate the intricate relationship between food and human health. Here, we look at the various
applications, strategies, and tools related to metabolomics.
Food not only provides us with energy, but also modulates our health and well-being. Yet it remains largely unclear which
components in food — and through which mechanism of action — can reduce the risk of disease or improve health. As we enter
a new era of technology, the potential to accurately and rapidly measure hundreds of individual molecular species provides
novel opportunities for food science and nutrition (1–4). For food and nutrition researchers, metabolomics, the screening of small-molecule metabolites, enables the molecular fingerprinting of food components. Of no less consequence,
metabolomics also confers the ability to evaluate the effect of ingested food, by providing an analytic "snapshot" of metabolism.
Food Metabolome
Natural Food Components
Until recently, food analyses were limited to estimating nutritional values within the content of six broad categories: carbohydrates,
fats, proteins, water, vitamins, and minerals. Metabolomics is transforming modern nutrition research by revealing the thousands
of nonnutrient food components that, although not life-sustaining, could affect human well-being and health. For example,
we know that phytochemicals such as lycopene (in tomatoes), isoflavones (in soy), and flavanoids (in fruits) are responsible
not only for the organoleptic properties of the plants in which they are found but also for their salutary effect on human
Nonnatural Food Components
Besides natural products, metabolomics is used to screen foods and beverages for a plethora of environmental chemicals like
pesticides, contaminants derived from drugs and consumer products, or even pathogens and toxins (5–10). Thus, metabolomics
is helping to solve some of the new challenges that the modern food industry faces such as the discovery of biomarkers that
detect the safety, quality, and traceability of food products. Furthermore, metabolomics is providing novel insights into
the effects of food additives, preservatives, and transgenic modifications on human health and the environment.
Food Processing and Storage
Metabolomics is leading scientists to discover and characterize the chemical modifications in food caused by its storage and
processing, which could dramatically alter molecular content and health properties. Indeed, food preparation methods (frying
versus baking and steaming versus boiling) could significantly affect the molecular composition of food products, as could
preservation processes like freezing, drying, smoking, and refrigerating.
Dietary Biomarkers
The characterization of food metabolomes is leading to the discovery of food-specific biomarkers, which are indicators of
diet exposure and food consumption. Already, metabolomic screenings have revealed urinary markers associated with an individual's
dietary intake. These markers include 1-methylhistidine, for meat-rich diets; trimethylamine, for fish-rich diets; and phenylacetylglutamine,
for vegetable-rich diets. Similar quantitative screening of metabolites could facilitate the monitoring of food consumption
in epidemiological or dietary intervention studies.
Food and Human Health
Epidemiologic studies suggest dietary patterns could significantly lower the risk of certain diseases including cardiovascular
disease, Alzheimer's disease, and cancer. Currently, diets enriched in natural antioxidant, vitamins, and phytochemicals are
perceived as healthy in western countries, where diets generally include those compounds in the form of nutritional supplements.
Yet knowledge of the mechanism by which dietary compounds and diet regimens actually affect human health is limited. Investigating
the effects of dietary compounds on human health could help in formulating optimal nutritional recommendations.
Dietary Fats and Lipidomics
Lipids represent the bulk of fats found in food. Along with proteins and carbohydrates, they constitute the three major classes
of nutrients. Typical examples of dietary lipids are cholesterol, triglycerides, saturated fatty acids, and trans-fat. Ingestion
of lipids has been linked to various pathological conditions including obesity, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular diseases.
However, not all lipids are associated with increased disease risk. Indeed, some other well-known dietary lipids, such as
omega-3 fatty acids and vitamins A and D have been linked to improving human health, which might explain their exponential
growth as nutraceuticals.
Lipidomics, the metabolomic analysis of lipids, falls under the umbrella of metabolomics. Nevertheless, the distinct solubility properties
of lipids often dictate their separate analysis in metabolomic experiments. Indeed, unlike polar metabolites (for example,
amino acids and nucleotides), lipids are mostly insoluble in water. Thus, lipids require organic solvents or distinct solid-phase
extraction (SPE) procedures for their extraction from biological samples.
CHROMacademy/LCGC monthly Tutorial e-learning e-newsletter
Sign up here
Column Watch: Ron Majors, established authority on new column technologies, keeps readers up-to-date with new sample preparation trends in all branches of chromatography and reviews developments. LATEST: When Bad Things Happen to Good Food: Applications of HPLC to Detect Food Adulteration
Perspectives in Modern HPLC: Michael W. Dong is a senior scientist in Small Molecule Drug Discovery at Genentech in South San Francisco, California. He is responsible for new technologies, automation, and supporting late-stage research projects in small molecule analytical chemistry and QC of small molecule pharmaceutical sciences. LATEST: HPLC for Characterization and Quality Control of Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies
MS — The Practical Art: Kate Yu brings her expertise in the field of mass spectrometry and hyphenated techniques to the pages of LCGC. In this column she examines the mass spectrometric side of coupled liquid and gas-phase systems. Troubleshooting-style articles provide readers with invaluable advice for getting the most from their mass spectrometers. LATEST: Radical Mass Spectrometry as a New Frontier for Bioanalysis
LC Troubleshooting: LC Troubleshooting sets about making HPLC methods easier to master. By covering the basics of liquid chromatography separations and instrumentation, John Dolan is able to highlight common problems and provide remedies for them. LATEST: How Much Can I Inject? Part I: Injecting in Mobile Phase
More LCGC Columnists>>
LCGC North America Editorial Advisory Board>>
LCGC Europe Editorial Advisory Board>>
LCGC Editorial Team Contacts>>


text:
Stay up-to-date with KAKE News:
July 30, 2013
Wichita Police believe a car may have jumped a curb before hitting and killing a landscape worker.
The accident happened Monday evening near West Street and 29th Street South. Police identified the victim as Terry A. Wright, 47, of Wichita.
Police said Wright was standing in the grass and evidence leads investigators to believe the car jumped the curb and struck Wright.
--Statement from Suburban Landscape Management--
The entire Suburban Landscape Management family is both shocked and saddened by the tragic accident that took the life of our employee, Terry Wright. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family as they, and we, deal with the loss. We also pray for the driver involved. We appreciate the many mentions of concern and support that we have received from our friends, customers and industry associates.
Although Terry had been with us only a short time, he impressed his supervisors and co-workers with his enthusiasm and positive attitude toward his responsibilities. He was the type of employee that every company likes to have.
In 20 years of business, this is the first time we've ever experienced a fatality on a work site. It is all the more tragic because no amount of training or safety precautions could have changed the outcome. This was simply a case of Terry being in the wrong place at the wrong time, at the exact moment the car jumped the curb. No one could have foreseen this, or avoided it.
The entire SLM team will always remember Terry. Now more than ever, we place an even greater emphasis on safety. We will dedicate our future safety endeavors to Terry's memory. We are working closely with the family to make sure all our resources are available to assist them in their needs.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Wichita Police are investigating a fatal accident in Southwest Wichita.
It happened shortly before 5 p.m. at the intersection of West Street and 29th Street South. Police are diverting traffic between Pawnee and 31st Street South.
Police said a 47-year-old man was doing landscaping work. He was very close to the roadway when he was hit..
Drivers are urged to avoid the area.


text:
The handguns discussed here range widely in ammo capacity, from 5 shot revolvers to 18 shot semiautos. Those who post comments show a range of opinions on the importance of capacity as a factor in handgun selection. I am interested in what people think about capacity as a consideration, compared to other criteria such as reliability, caliber, ergonomics, size, finish, brand and appearance.
My own opinion is that capacity may be somewhat overrated by many posters, and that 5 to 9 shots in the gun will be adequate for 99% of the situations a civilian gun carrier will encounter. I base this on stories and videos of actual defensive encounters I have seen, in which the presentation of the gun, or firing the first shot from the gun, is adequate to make the attacker give up, fall down or run away. I will admit that there are occasional situations where there are multiple attackers or very determined attackers who do not give up easily, and more shots may be needed. But I think these situations are fairly rare.
In short, I am the type of CCW holder who is content with a 5-6 shot revolver or 7-9 shot semiauto as my defensive handgun, along with one reload. I do own some 14 to 16 round semiautos, but don't feel compelled to carry them most of the time.


text:
Touratech Employee Profile: Beau Knows Endo's
Beau Sullivan is a member of the Touratech-USA staff and has been riding motorcycles for over a decade.
Adventure Dry Bags
Drawing from countless miles of adventure touring experience, Touratech has collaborated with Ortlieb to design the perfect motorcycle dry-bag.
Film Event: Somewhere Else Tomorrow
On Thursday, October 23 at 7PM, Touratech and Ride West BMW are pleased to present a showing of the Motorcycle Adventure film: Somewhere Else Tomorrow.
DriRide Breathable Seat: Video
The reception to DriRide™, Touratech's 'Game Changing' Breathable Seats, has been terrific industry-wide!
It's Baja Rally Time
Iain Glynn, Touratech-USA staff member and Chief Riding Officer is spending September 24 – 28 participating in the second annual Baja Rally. It, of course is being run in the heat of the rugged Baja, California region. He's down there with a team of riders and technical supporters from the Seattle area.
GS Trophy Day 4: Video Recap
South Africa Surges Through Water Challenges!
Day 3 of the GS Trophy consisted of nearly 200 km of off-road adventure. 150 km of scenic paved mountain passes with three special challenges. The day started early – with a 6am wake-up call – but yesterday's rain and mud soon became a distant memory as blue skies and warm sunshine greeted the early risers.
See How Easy It Is To Use the 590LM Locking Handlebar Mount!
This video shows the how easy it is to use Touratech's latest anti-theft device. This locking mount is designed exclusively for Garmin's new Zumo 590LM GPS. It gives riders the confidence to momentarily leave their bikes unattended, provides a tenacious grip on the device and absorbs damaging vibration.
Lois Pryce in Iran
British travel writer, Lois Pryce, rides her motorcycle 3000 miles around Iran. What she discovers might surprise you...
7 Things You Should Know About the New Zumo 590LM
The newest generation in the Garmin line of motorcycle-specific GPS units, the Zumo 590LM, incorporates many of the features we've grown to love in the Zumo series with a host of improvements. Touratech-USA has taken a look at this new navigation unit and came up with this list of 7 things you should know about the new Zumo 590LM.


text:
Phoenix Manufacturing LS100 Square Corner Cooler Leg Set
Brand: Phoenix Manufacturing Model: LS100 Condition: New
Ask a Question
About this Product
Earn 2 Westside Dollars for every 1 piece purchased.
The Phoenix Manufacturing LS100 Square Corner Cooler Leg Set is a great leg set for coolers that feature rounded corners.
- Heavy duty construction.
- Reliable and easy to use.
- Superior/long lasting architectural grade powder finishing.
- Model Number: LS100
- Part Type: Square Corner Cooler Leg Set
Customer Reviews
There are no reviews for this product yet. Be the first to review the product!
Write Your Own Review:
Questions & Answers
Please login or register before adding a question.
If you are a new customer, please register first:


text:
Major Accounts Manager, Saas / ERP solutions (Texas)
Our client is a world leader in cloud-based software testing automation solutions for SAP and Oracle ERP customers, and one of the fastest growing startups in the high tech industry offering businesses groundbreaking Saas solutions.
Major Account Manager, Customer ...
Nov 22 -
Senior .NET/C# Application Developer, jobid:90, source:ZR,
Position: fulltime
Salary: $90,000-$130,000 + benefits
Our Promise to You
When you send your resume to Craftlogic, it does not go into a black hole. If you don't get a response in 3 business days, please call (800)887-8405 x3 to speak to a recruiter or send an email to ...
Business Analyst I
Provide business function support in various power delivery settings.High school diploma with minimum of 5 years experience in specific area of expertise. Familiarity with power companies a plus. Provide clerical and some administrative support. Utilize PC and mainframe ...
Nov 21 -
Designer I/CAD Operator
Position Summary:
Design reusable and removable insulation blankets. Create CNC fabric cutter layouts and nested patterns. Responsible for the overall operation of the CNC fabric cutter.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Work directly with engineering teams, and ...
Sales - Computer and Technoloy Solutions
Celebrating our 25th Year of Service!
Recognized as Microsoft's 2013 Western Regional SMB Partner of the Year Award winner!
Check out GHA, and learn why we moved up 157 spaces on CRN's Solution Provider 500 (previously ...
Administrative Assistant
6 month contract
Location: Houston 77041 area
Job Responsibilities
Responsible for performing a variety of administrative functions including , supporting office team, generating reports, processing timesheets, answering phone calls and various other clerical duties.
ISeries / RPG ILE/ Programmer manufacturing
Contract to hire position for manufacturing company
new development and maintenance
Must have manufacturing -
would consider a 2 plus year person with strong manufacturing that wants to learn Programming
no sponsorship or relocation provided
Windows and Web Developer - Mid to High
IMMEDIATE NEED - Houston, TX - Windows and Web Developer
We have an immediate need for a professional with a solution-focused mindset to help our customers solve business challenges through the use of technology. The ideal consultant is an individual who wants to be part of ...
Sr. Business Systems Analyst (Dynamics SL)
Provide technical support for existing Microsoft Dynamics SL ERP and Business Intelligence (BI) systems, as well as supporting other Microsoft based business applications.
5+ years technical implementation and support of Microsoft Dynamics (SL7 or higher ...
SR Software Engineer
Title: SR Software Engineer
Duration: 6 Months
Software Engineer to work on leading Oil and Gas Enterprise Projects
Role Title
Senior .NET/C# Developer
The client is seeking a candidate to perform technical and analytical work architecting, developing, ...
Systems Admin - Houston
IT Systems Admin Houston Texas
1 year Contract to hire position
Role responsibilities:
The individual hired will be providing Level 2 support globally for our current EMC, NetApp and Oracle ZFS storage solutions. The candidate will be supporting multiple platforms in 8 ...
Senior Consultant - Application Development
Senior Consultant - Application Development
We have an immediate need for a professional with a solution focused mindset to help our customers solve business challenges through the use of technology. The ideal consultant is an individual who wants to be part of an ...
Business Process Analyst - Houston TX
Business Process Analyst - Houston TX
Must Have Following:
Technical Degree (Computer Science or Engineering)
Data Management and Proven - SQL Skills
Excellent Writing and Communication Skills
Job Description:
The candidate will be a key member of a post ...
TeamCenter Developer
Teamcenter developer needed full-time in Houston TX.
5-9 yrs experience.
• 5 to 9 years of experience
• Teamcenter ITK and RAC Customization
• Good Knowledge of SOA
• Customization Knowledge of other PDM system (Vault, PDMLink, EPDM) added advantage
• Hands-on ...
Quality Assurance Tester
Quality Assurance Tester / Analysts $ 55 - 70 Per Hour This is a Right to Hire opportunity
Immediate Openings for Software Testers - Manual Testing, Automated Testing, Functional Requirements, Design, Usability, Test plans and Results and Defect Management. ...
SQL / SSIS Consultant
*** SSIS Consultant - Application Development ***
We have an immediate need for a professional with a solution-focused mindset to help our customers solve business challenges through the use of technology. The ideal consultant is an individual who wants to be part of an ...
SAP Functional Consultants - Houston TXSAP Logistics Transportation
SAP Functional Consultants - Houston TXSAP Logistics Transportation
This position is for a functional SAP Logistics / Transportation resource responsible for support / enhancement and project deliverables. He/she is required to have in depth knowledge of business ...
Senior Solutions Architect
IMMEDIATE need for a professional Solutions Architect
Partner with business analysts, project owners, scrum masters and developers in requirements gathering, design and implementations. Directly responsible for analyzing and translating business, ...
ASP.Net Developer
~~ASP.Net Consultant - Application Development Practice
We have an immediate need for a professional with a solution-focused mindset to help our customers solve business challenges through the use of technology. The ideal consultant is an individual who wants to be part of ...
Business Development Manager
Houston based Client is a global provider of world class Information Technology Services. Provide value-added services and solutions to 6 of the top Fortune 10 companies. Sell SAP ERP, Analytics, Integration and Industry solutions. Demonstrated expertise and recognition ...
Enterprise Account Executive - San Antonio
Our client is creating a new sales team and is adding enterprise sales reps to their group selling GIS products to the Natural Resources industry. We are looking for these types of sales ...
Senior UI Developer
~~Minimum Skills and Experience for Consideration
Object-oriented, server-side programming in C# 2 (or newer)
Unit testing with a library like MBUnit, MS Test, NUnit, or xUnit
Mocking with a library like Moq, NMock, Rhino Mocks, or Microsoft Fakes
In-browser ...
Principal Level Cloud Engineer
This person will be the SME for Cloud technology. They will need heavy experience moving applications from the local to the cloud.
Data Specialist
Required Skills and/or System Knowledge Microsoft Office intermediate to advanced (Excel/Word specifically), AS240/400 (not required, but helpful),
Soft Skills Needed multi-tasking, organized, decision making, problem solving, team work, adaptability, strong ...
Nov 21 -


text:
iDoctor Logo - ideal for doctors, including medical professionals and PhD postgrads of all kinds. Particularly well suited for those who are wedded to their iPhone or iPad, and of course perfect for ophthalmologists. For more iSpoofs visit GeekEmporium.
This great custom product in black from our department Men and T-Shirt category can be printed just for you in the size and style you like. The design iDoctor - An iSpoof Design was created by TheDorkLord and uploaded to Spreadshirt for you to have printed on a T-Shirt. Next to a host of other great customized designs, you can find this iDoctor - An iSpoof Design design in Spreadshirt's Chemist category. If you are interested in topics like Birthday or PhD, then you'll love iDoctor - An iSpoof Design designs by TheDorkLord. Spreadshirt also offers a huge selection of custom t-shirts, hoodies and accessories for the category Chemist as well as top Physician clothing. TheDorkLord's designs have already impressed many of our customers, so we are sure that we've got right stuff for you! Spreadshirt is your destination for great designs of all kinds – whether it's Birthday, PhD or Physician. We are sure that you will find something nice in our shop, there are many amazing custom Chemist t-shirts, hoodies, or accessories for you to find! Tags: Design ID: 11937228
Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Designed by Katsuhicon
Ash Flying Seagul T-Shirts Designed by jobby
Dill with it T-Shirts Designed by eat
Elf Costume T-Shirts Designed by flavored
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner T-Shirts Designed by THATSHIRTCRAY
Damn Gina Men's T-Shirt Designed by rouzdesign
White Shark T-Shirts (Short sleeve) Designed by BreakingBizzar
Kind to the environment: this ring-spun organic cotton tee for men is very soft, lightweight and has durable double-stitching throughout. Label is tear away for extra comfort. Made from 100% certified organic cotton with a fabric weight of 4.5 oz.
still to fill


text:
Sent on the 16th of February, 2011
Frequently Asked Questions:
This is a list of typical questions we have received on our contact page.
Q. What is this web page?
A. The food pages of The Docks on 1208 Wharf St Victoria are an online venue connecting this Seafood Restaurant to its patrons. The Docks representatives add information to this page such as: menu prices, specials, help wanted ads, gift cards, coupons, notices, descriptions, pictures, hours, etc;, while patrons post reviews, photos, comments, corrections, etc.
Q. How does it work?
A. Restaurant staff logs in to foodpages.ca, where they may also respond to visitors' reviews and comments. Visitors do not have to log in to write reviews. Optionally they can personalize their food pages, however the default visitor profile is anonymous.
Q. You have a visitor counter. Do you track your web page visitors?
A. Your privacy is our number one concern. Unless you have logged in and set your user name, your reviews will be signed by an anonymous nickname . This is a random word linking your visitor number to the time of your visit. No personally identifiable information about you is stored at foodpages, only a statistical summary. As of today, 1456 visitors have visited this page. You are the 1456th.
Q. How long has wharfside.foodpages.ca been around?
A. For quite some time. It got its first review on January 17, 2006 and was last updated on September 7, 2014.
Q. Does The Docks pay a fee to be listed here?
A. No. This service is free, and it will always be. Hence we have no conflict of interest in the moderation of reviews and comments.
Q. How do you ensure that the information you are displaying on these pages is correct?
A. That depends on visitors who frequent this Restaurant and suggest corrections if needed, and to a greater extent on The Docks representatives who have the option of claiming this page and keeping their information up to date. We also make many efforts to keep this information up to date, but we make no guarantees as such.
Q. How do you rank Restaurants?
A. We rank Restaurants by first grouping them together by proximity, then analyzing their ratings, reviews and comments. Recent reviews carry more ranking weight. The Docks is currently ranked number 9 of 28 nearby Restaurants in Downtown Victoria.
Q. What if someone submits an "abusive" review?
A. We moderate all reviews that are posted anonymously. Only constructive criticism or various amounts of praise will be posted on this page. If you think we have missed something, let us know.This F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions) summary was last updated on September 7, 2014.
Did we answer your questions?
If you have another question send it here.
If yours is a frequent question, we may add it to this list.
Scott Hill Pizza
9380 120 St, Surrey, BC
Frank & Gino's Grill & Pasta House
286 Robie Street, Truro, NS
Harris Meats & Groceries
5 Charles Street, Winnipeg, MB
FC8-3147 Douglas St, Victoria, BC
1003 ch. de Masson, Gatineau, QC
Palate Restaurant & Caf
462 Queen St, Fredericton, NB
|Ranking of nearby Restaurants
|The Podium Sports Grill, 531 Yates Street
|JT's Island Cafe, 18 Bastion Sq
|Nautical Nellies Restaurant & Oyster Bar, 1001 WHARF STREET (Wharf & Broughton)
|Garricks Head Pub, 69 Bastion square
|The Joint, 1219 Wharf St
|Ferris' Oyster Bar & Grill, 510 YATES ST
|Il Terrazzo, 555 Johnson St
|Darcys Pub, 1127 Wharf St
|The Docks, 1208 Wharf St
|Cafe Mexigo, 560 Johnson Street 142


text:
Forgotten your password? Reset it here.
Don't have a login? Register here.
November 21, 2014• Almond prices in the US started to fall as the harvest in the US is now in full swing.
November 20, 2014In the UK, pear prices fell in November by 37% y-o-y due to increased seasonal supply. The pear crop benefited
November 19, 2014The price of deadweight pigs in the UK has declined 3% since the start of October 2014. Prices have fallen
November 18, 2014After being on a downward trend last year, prices of steviol glycosides have started to increase again, surging by 7%
November 17, 2014The US dollar has been gradually increasing over the past few months and has reached a 14-month high in November.


text:
Graham Watson MEP
Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliament for South West England and Gibraltar
A local champion with an international reputation
Get Email Updates
News from the Lib Dems in Government
In Touch
Published on Thursday 15th December 2011
Contacting Graham Watson MEP
Due to the high volume of correspondence received we do not issue acknowledgements unless requested. Graham will endeavour to reply all casework and invitations within 28 days of receipt.
Constituency Office
The Liberty
Old Kelways
Tel: 01458 252265
Fax: 01458 253430
Brussels Office
The European Parliament
Rue Wiertz
1047 Brussels
Tel: 003222847626
Fax: 003222849626
Social Media
Twitter: @grahamwatsonmep
Facebook: http://en-gb.facebook.com/grahamwatsonmep
Linked in:


text:
|Stock Photo ID: 15407186
|Copyright: marilynv
Download any size at one price
|5 images per day
|$0.53 / image
|10 images per day
|$0.33 / image
|20 images per day
|$0.28 / image
Credits are good for up to one year
|10 credits
|25 credits
|save 44%
|100 credits
|save 52%
|500 credits
|save 72%
abstract, artistic, backdrop, background, bedding, christmas, cloth, clothes, clothing, color, colour, curves, curvy, day, decoration, drapery, drapes, elegance, elegant, expensive, fabric, fashion, fold, luxury, passion, red, rich, romance, romantic, royalty, satin, satiny, scarlet, season, sensual, sensuous, sexual, sheets, shine, shiny, silk, silky, smooth, soft, textile, texture, valentine, wave, wavy, xmas
Made with love in NYC.
Bigstock and Big Stock Photo are registered trademarks of Shutterstock. Bigstockphoto is a trademark of Shutterstock.
© 2004-2014 All rights reserved - Bigstock®


text:
Business type: Software ×
Category: Monitoring & Testing ×
Industry: University / Academia / Research ×
Location: USA ×
Location: Colorado ×
IMEC Technologies
based in Champaign, ILLINOIS (USA)
IMEC Technologies is a supplier of data collection and Track and Trace solutions for use in regulated industries and healthcare environmentssh Stations checks, Building Checks, H&S checks, Fire Equipment etc.
Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc.
based in West End, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Accelerated Technology Laboratories, Inc. (ATL) has been a leader in the LIMS industry for over a decade, pioneering Windows-based LIMS and automating laboratories one at a time. ATL prides itself on providing its clients with a total data management solution and a commitment to excellence in product quality, support and training. ATL is also a Microsoft Gold Certified ...
based in London, UNITED KINGDOM
Ecometrica is passionate about clear, correct, and meaningful environmental management that helps businesses meet their sustainability challenges, reduce costs, and increase overall performance. We help our clients measure their environmental impacts, from carbon, energy, paper, waste and water management all the way through to full supply chain accounting. We have global ...
Novatek International
based in Montreal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Novatek International provides a new breed of all-encompassing, process-driven laboratory information management system (LIMS) and other software solutions that target the pharmaceutical, biotech and other healthcare industries. Our unique portfolio of out-of the-box, easy to use software solutions features specialized modules that help you manage all aspects of your ...
RockWare, Inc.
based in Golden, COLORADO (USA)
RockWare, Inc., incorporated in 1983, creates and markets affordable geo-scientific computer applications. In-house developed products include RockWorks, RockWorks GIS Link, and LogPlot. RockWare also markets and distributes third party products through its catalog and web site. Industries include oil & gas, aggregates, industrial minerals, uranium, coal bed gas ...
EarthSoft, Inc
based in Concord, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
EarthSoft`s EQuIS software manages environmental and geotechnical data and is the world`s most widely used environmental data management system. The EQuIS Data Processor (EDP) and Enterprise EDP are the world`s most widely used EDD tools. Many governments, industrials, and especially consultants and labs use EQuIS and EDP. EQuIS Professional and EQuIS for ArcGIS and ...
BREEZE Software and Data / Trinity Consultants
based in Dallas, TEXAS (USA)
BREEZE® modeling software predicts the impact of air emissions, fires, and explosions. Air dispersion models such as AERMOD/ISC and CALPUFF include many productivity-enhancing features such as fully integrated GIS capabilities. BREEZE Incident Analyst and LFG Fire/Risk products are used to analyze numerous accident scenarios including dense/jet gas releases, LNG ruptures, ...
based in Opole, POLAND
ATMOTERM Corporation specializes in the creation of computer systems of management of environmental information and in engineering of environment protection. The main domains of company activities are: the design, development and customisation of computer systems, protection of air, the Earth`s surface and waters, minimization of waste, environmental audits and ...
Hara Software, Inc
based in San Mateo, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Hara`s affordable cloud-based software platform makes energy and resource data simple to acquire - and act on. As the market leader serving over 50 global customers, Hara helps energy, facilities, operations, and sustainability professionals analyze, track, report, and execute against cost savings opportunities, compliance requirements, efficiency targets, and operational ...
based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA)
IHS is the leading source of information and insight in critical areas that shape today's business landscape – including environmental, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S). Businesses and governments worldwide rely on IHS software, content and expertise to manage a broad spectrum of critical EHS business challenges, including operational risk, product stewardship, ...
Need help finding the right suppliers?
Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
As a young radical, Norm Coleman protested the Vietnam War. Now his support for the Iraq quagmire may swallow his political career.
The students learned how to sit in cubicles and write memos. The staff learned how to ask for a bailout.
At the 1998 Republican convention, the conservative crusade comes Coleman's way
The Minnesota Wild hockey hoo-ha is a high-stakes political power game featuring a lineup of heavy hitters--and you can't tell the players without this City Pages program.
Some people compare Norm Coleman to Ronald Reagan. They have a point.
The 1997 Tongue-on-the-Flagpole Awards
The twins don't want Minnesota to miss this fabulous offer!


text:
When:Saturday, June 2, 2012
Where:South Wood County Park, Lake Wazeecha
Open Shelter near Red Sands Beach
South Park Road, Wisconsin Rapids
Time: Registration from 8:00—8:45 a.m.
Special Guest Race at 8:45 a.m.
Walk/Run starts at 9:00 a.m.
Cost: $10 per individual
$30 for a family or team of 4 and
$7 for each additional member
Children under 3 are FREE
Participants will receive a t-shirt, race pack, snack and water. Great prize giveaways!
To register, call Jean Rosekrans, Wood County Health Department, 715-421-8911.
Tina Bart, MPH, CHES, CWC
Health Promotion Coordinator
Riverview Medical Center
410 Dewey Street
Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494
Phone: 715-421-7402
Fax: 715-422-7754


text:
So the day has finally come to announce The Risen Sun. Over a year in the making we've captured some of the most stunning whitewater footage. Spanning the globe to the newest destinations, this film is packed with monumental expeditions and world record descents.
105 Ft. Sunset Falls, WA
108.2 Ft. Cascade Falls, BC
San Diego
Salmon River Gorge
British Columbia
The Stikine
Devil's Postpile
and more we'll leave as a huge surprise.
Besides incredible descents and kayaking, we focused heavily on our soundtrack. We are EXTREMELY proud to feature California's Dirty Heads and Rush Sturges' awesome tunes. Hailing from Portland is MY-G and his fresh sounds. Many more artists are featured in a soundtrack that is getting rave reviews!
This will be a bar setting movie, one that future movies will be judged against for years to come!
the showing here in tempe is @ the indie theater on mill on the 5th o march @6:15 right?
Yep, 1st showing is @ 6:15 – 2nd showing is @ 7:45 = right location!
sweet ass sweet, are there gunna be dvd's available at the showing?
DVD's will be availble for sure. Looking forward to seeing everyone out there.
what is the admission fee for the movie?
In Tempe, AZ — FREE!
The movie last night was awesome, great job guys !


text:
Director's Verdict«Despite the sometimes sensationalist nature of the media, EGF Director Dr Marat Terterov urges caution for viewers of Jewish News 1. He argues that, given the long-term relationships and contracts in place with Gazprom, we should not assume the Crimean situation represents a unilateral crisis for European energy security. Click here to watch the exclusive interview.»
- Lithuania protests after Russia blocks its cars and trucksNovember 24, 2014
- Russia suspends coal supplies to Ukraine: Ukraine energy ministerNovember 24, 2014
- Ukraine's Naftogaz plans to buy 1 bcm of Russian gas by end of yearNovember 24, 2014
June 24-26, 2014
EGF attended the 16th PfP Consortium Annual Conference, "The Future of Euro-Atlantic Security: Education and Power", which was hosted by the Ministry of Defence of Romania in Bucharest.
April 25, 2014
EGF spoke at the roundtable on "The Crimean Crisis: Energy Challenges for Europe" organized by Confrontations Europe, Tusiad, and the Brussels Energy Club (BREC) in Brussels.
March 27, 2014
EGF organized a roundtable discussion on "Exploring the Role of Economic Initiatives as Peace Building Tools in the Nagorno-Karabakh Context" at the European Parliament in Brussels. See details under "Forum in Progress".
March 22-24, 2014
EGF moderated a panel at the 9th workshop of the PfP Consortium's "Regional Stability in the South Caucausus" (RSSC) Study Group on "From Self-Defence to Regional Disarmament: Reducing Tensions and Stabilizing the South Caucasus", held in Istanbul (Turkey). See details under "EGF Dialogue".
November 07-09, 2013
EGF moderated a panel at the 8th Workshop of the PfP Consortium Study Group "Regional Stability in the South Caucasus (RSSC) on "What Kind of Sovereignty? Examining Alternative Governance Models in the South Caucasus".
The second stakeholder consultation round in EGF's ongoing Nagorno-Karabakh research took place on 06-08 July 2014 in Berlin (Germany), including introduction of a post-conflict scenario building workshop. More than 30 experts from Armenia, Azerbaijan, and international partner NGOs and institutions attended this highly successful event, held in a constructive atmosphere of exchange. It has been the first step towards exploring the idea of a roadmap leading towards an economically integrated South Caucasus, and created a platform for exchange of information between Armenian and Azerbaijani experts. During the post-conflict scenario building workshop, regional participants simulated the negotiation of a roadmap for the implementation of economic components of a peace agreement built upon the Madrid principles, encompassing joint economic measures in areas such as energy, transport, trade, rehabilitation of the territories affected by the conflict, and the return of IDPs to their homeland.
Please click here for the summary of conclusions.
Please click here to see the agenda of the seminar, and participants' biographies.
Please click here to see the EGF presentation on this research.
- Monday, 29 September 2014, 14:08
By Armen Grigoryan,
EGF Guest Contributor
After the recent clashes between Armenian and Azerbaijani forces, Russia's leadership attempts to act more decisively in order to compromise the OSCE Minsk Group mediation efforts and to compel Armenia and Azerbaijan to accept Russia's special role in the region. Russia's proximity and strong influence over political elites and societies gives it an advantage over other Minsk Group co-chairs – the U.S. and France. However, the lack of security guarantees and economic perspectives may induce Armenia to start reviewing its attitudes concerning relations with different international actors and regional integration frameworks. READ MORE
This article was first published by the "Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program Joint Center" which holds the copyright for it."
- Thursday, 4 September 2014, 09:01
By Vasilije Boskovic,
EGF Guest Contributor
Montenegro is the only former Yugoslav republic where there was no change of government since 1989. The same political party, the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), has ruled for 25 years consecutively. The party is led by Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic, who was also president of the Republic of Montenegro from 1998 to 2002. What are the reasons the same political elite can hold onto power for more than two decades? READ MORE
Click here to read also "Protest virus appears contagious in Bosnia".
- Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 20:34
by Dr Radu Dudau, director of the Energy Policy Group Bucharest (EGF Information Partner)
Romania's most important foreign energy policy project, the Nabucco gas pipeline, collapsed in June 2013 as the rivaling TAP (Trans-Adriatic Pipeline) won the bidding for transporting Azerbaijani gas to the EU. Hence, the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC) will link the Caspian Basin to Southern Italy via Turkey, Greece, Albania, and the Adriatic Sea. Shah Deniz consortium's choice was predominantly commercial, yet it came to the detriment of Eastern Europe's strategic necessities. But, although left with no large scale international project, Romania keeps significant options to improve its energy security on the medium term. This paper reviews Romania's prospective new sources –internal and external – of primary energy. READ MORE
- Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 20:34
Dr Andrei V. Belyi, EGF Guest Contributor
A crisis of international governance spreads into the political sphere and puts under peril the peace between the Russia and Ukraine, in addition to heightening tension between Russia and the West. The political rhetoric from Brussels, Moscow and Washington increasingly resembles that of the Cold War. Many ask if there are serious implications in security of energy supply, as well as in investment and trade, either among causes or consequences of current events. The current situation demonstrates a deep vulnerability of states in the face of markets, and will be analysed along three groups of energy implications: transit-supply flows, investments and effects of sanctions. READ MORE
- Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 20:34
A highly successful roundtable discussion on Exploring the Role of Economic Initiatives as Peace Building Tools in the Nagorno-Karabakh Context took place on the 27th of March, 2014, at the European Parliament. The event was organized by the European Geopolitical Forum and international NGO partners, and was attended by more than 40 experts from the South Caucasus region and Brussels-based think tanks and international organizations who engaged in discussion in a constructive, informal 'atmosphere of exchange'. The roundtable focused constructive energies on discussing a common future in an economically integrated South Caucasus, as a way to build mutual trust aimed at helping to overcome the current stalemate within the political and security negotiations. Please click here for the summary of conclusions of the event. READ MORE.
- Wednesday, 16 July 2014, 20:33


text:
Kaley Cuoco Shows Off Her Tennis Skills
10 Infuriatingly Bad Endings to Good Movies
A New Batman and New Batmobile for 2016 Movie
10 Actresses Who Would Be Perfect As 'Captain Marvel'
7 Things You Didn't Know About 'The Big Bang Theory'
The Worst Superhero Movies You've Never Seen
14 Shows We Wish Were Still On Air
5 Awkward Conversations You'll Have After Watching Fifty Shades of Grey
27 Fascinating Movie Facts You Never Knew
The Real Lorde Sings South Park's Lorde Parody Song and I's Amazing
10 Superheroes Who Won't Get Their Own Movie
'Furious 7' First Trailer Released: Video
The Most Stunning PC Graphics Mods Ever
Sonja Morgan's RHONY Salary Revealed
Lisa Rinna Reveals Why She Joined The Real Houswives
54 Yoga Pants Pictures That Will Blow You Away
Kella Ripa Cracked The Best Dirty Joke On Live TV
Vicki Gunvalson and Brooks Ayers Open Up About Brooks' Cancer and Their Relationship
Extended Trailer for Avengers: Age of Ultron Brings Even More New Footage!
Deadpool Set Visit Was Awesome
28 Marvel Comic Facts You Probably Didn't Know
Civil War Returns to Marvel Comics in 2015
10 Tricks to Instantly Look More Attractive in Photos
Robert Downey Jr. Confirms Iron Man 4 is on the Way!
13 Giant Monsters Who Deserve A Comeback
5 Insane Versions Of Popular Movies That Almost Got Made
What We Know About Star Wars VII (So Far)
Million Dollar Listing LA Stars Explain Why They Called Off Their Wedding
The 5 Most Disappointing Series Finales in TV History


text:
First off, we'd like to apologise for the late appearance of this article. There is, however, a simple explanation: Every time the author turned on the Axe-Fx to explore a new aspect of the latest firmware he disappeared into a world of his own. He would return to reality several hours later with a happy smile on his face, only to discover that he hadn't written a single word.
New to the XL? And wondering how to combine your components and get them all up and running? In this video Cooper Carter shows you how to combine the Axe-Fx II XL with the MFC-101 and a Mission expression pedal with toe switch.
Every step is clearly shown, from basic cable connections to necessary configuration of the devices themselves. Cooper also discusses other configuration options and common mistakes.
Take a look and see how easy getting set up can be!
The FX8 is a new "multi-effects pedalboard" designed to deliver Fractal's signature "quality without compromise" in an effects-only floor unit. FX8 runs up to eight simultaneous effects using the state-of-the-art algorithms made famous in the Axe-Fx II line of processors. It features a rugged steel chassis with aircraft aluminum end-panels, convenient top handle, eleven quiet, durable solid state footswitches with no mechanical contacts to fail, 27 LEDs in three colors, five knobs beneath a bright display, Humbuster™ outputs to eliminate hum due to ground loops (when used with Humbuster™ cables) dual TRS relays for amp switching, two switch/expression pedal jacks, USB, MIDI and more. The unit is designed for unity gain and offers true bypass. Above all, it features an extremely high quality signal path to deliver ultra-low noise and pristine sound quality. In other words, "no tone suck!"
Sign up Dit e-mailadres wordt beveiligd tegen spambots. JavaScript dient ingeschakeld te zijn om het te bekijken. for the FX8 waitlist..
Andrea Puxeddu is a young guitarist from the beautiful Italian island of Sardinia. Some of his videos have been featured in the Videos of the Week section on our website: all of them show his talents as a guitar player but also how you can achieve great tones with the Axe-Fx II. With this interview we tried to get to know him a little more and asked how his playing has changed since he got his Axe-Fx II.
We are very happy to have found a special "Thank You to Fractal Audio Systems" in the liner notes of 'Songs of Innocence', the new album by U2. We'd like to return the thank you: We are honored to have the Axe-Fx be among the many pieces of equipment—past present and future—that the Edge has selected to become part of U2 rock 'n roll history" (in case you missed Apple's keynote celebration last night, iTunes subscribers can download the album for free through iTunes).
The free online magazine is featuring John Petrucci and Andy Wood in this issue - watch the video interviews:
The Fractal Audio Axe-Fx gives guitar players an incredible range of capabilities, but the sheer number of options can be overwhelming. In this course Cooper Carter is sharing his road-tested tips for getting the most out of the Axe-Fx preamp/effects processor.Read More
Hi everybody! Yesterday was a great day! Metallica headlined the dutch Pinkpop festival and I was there. A while ago I got in touch with Chad, James Hetfield's guitar tech through the Fractal Audio forums. Both him and Justin really liked the tonematches and patches I made and the effort I put in them. They are also really thankfull to Fractal Audio for delivering amazing products and service so this was also a way for them to give something back to this community. Being a huge Metallica and Fractal Audio fan I also don't mind spreading the love for those 2 entities! So I will try to keep this story brief and fun!


text:
Selecting ERP software for manufacturing
New & Notable
Selecting ERP software for manufacturing News
October 14, 2014
Understanding the emerging role of smart machines
Machine intelligence isn't a new concept, but now it's becoming less science fiction and more of a reality. Companies should understand and prepare for the growing role of smart machines in IT and business operations.
September 09, 2014
Only quarter of users access mobile ERP via smartphone, tablet
A recent survey of ERP professionals had some interesting results on ERP satisfaction, mobility and cloud.
March 11, 2014
SAP announces new SAP HANA Cloud deployment options
SAP gives customers new options for deploying the SAP HANA Cloud, breaks the world data warehousing record, and more, in this SAP news roundup.
December 06, 2013
Top five manufacturing IT stories of 2013
2013 saw manufacturing IT innovation, from mobile computing and 3-D printing and same-day shipping.
Selecting ERP software for manufacturing Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
Planning a safe journey to ERP in the cloud
Companies are evaluating cloud-based ERP options that can save time and money while allowing for extended functionality. Our editors have put together a guide to plotting the right course to ERP in the cloud. Continue Reading
Manufacturing operations management merges ERP and MES
As integrated manufacturing systems evolve, a new term -- manufacturing operations management -- signifies the merger of ERP and MES. Continue Reading
The reality of best-of-breed software
In this expert response, find out how to separate best-of-breed software hype from reality. Continue Reading
Evaluate Selecting ERP software for manufacturing Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
Cloud vendors dish up vertical applications
Vendors have been serving vanilla cloud apps, but now they're mixing in more industry flavor. Should organizations sample that software or make their own? Continue Reading
Sage ERP X3 version 7 brings advanced mobility to SMBs
Sage ERP X3 version 7, our product of the month, comes with advanced mobility and features to help SMBs meet their goals. Continue Reading
Compare business needs with the ERP choices available
The risks of picking a bad ERP system or implementing it poorly are as significant as the opportunities for efficiency, collaboration and innovation that can come from finding the perfect system. And with today's ERP market boasting more choices ... Continue Reading
Manage Selecting ERP software for manufacturing
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
SAP XSteps now helps automate, simplify discrete manufacturing
Long a staple in process manufacturing, SAP XSteps now helps discrete manufacturers record production data, as well as automate production processes. Continue Reading
Not-so-obvious tips for selecting ERP software
Discover the more nuanced aspects of selecting ERP software. Expert Steve Phillips reveals the secret to a successful ERP implementation. Continue Reading
Specialty Products gets order automation, fast shipping with VAI ERP
Manufacturer Specialty Products started from the ground up when it ditched its MRP and implemented the VAI ERP system. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Selecting ERP software for manufacturing Issues
We've gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
Epicor ERP, MES bring precision to IMCO's operational data
Epicor ERP helped one manufacturer take its operational data from the Stone Age to real time. Continue Reading
Are large ERP vendors worth the price?
In this expert response, find the pros and cons of using software from large ERP vendors. Continue Reading
Microsoft-SAP Duet Enterprise extends supply chain, purchasing options
Duet Enterprise, a collaborative platform for SAP and Microsoft Sharepoint users, offers new flexibility in supply chain management and purchasing. Continue Reading


text:
Humidity 21%
Winds 10.4mph
Humidity 21%
Winds 10.4mph
Humidity 38%
Winds 3.5mph
Jun 25, 2010 12:20 PM by Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - A senior Obama administration official tells
The Associated Press that Vice President Joe Biden will travel to
the Gulf Coast on Tuesday to review the efforts to combat the
massive oil spill.
Biden is expected to visit the National Incident Command Center
in New Orleans and the Florida Panhandle.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the trip
had not yet been announced.
The White House is eager to show an hands-on sense of command
over a disaster that has rocked the Gulf Coast and reshaped Obama's
Obama has gone to the Gulf Coast four times since the crisis
began on April 20.
4 hours ago


text:
Isn't it just ironic that when I vent about religion then religious adverts start popping up all over the place ?
wraithorn 41-45, M 5 Answers 3 May 7, 2012
It's eery isn't it ? I had a knee replacement last year and looked it up on Google. Soon after I was deluged with knee replacement adds. Big Brother has arrived.
Best Answer
you should go to youtube and watch pat condel he is a master of religious venting and totally love to **** people off...
Best Answer
Related Questions
Isn't ironic that this site is about sharing experiences and yet it seems like a lot of us have a hard time relating?Maybe it's just me...
plungesponge 26-30, M 0 Jul 5 in Community
Isn't it funny that religious people, who see themselves as the moral authority, are without compassion?Not all religious people, just the one\'s who are hilarious to listen to, like that guy from the 700 club.TheFurryOat 22-25, M 7 Answers 1 Dec 29, 2013 in Travel
shanetom 26-30, M 2 Answers 0 Dec 26, 2013 in Doing Good
thetechguy 18-21, M 7 Answers 0 Dec 30, 2013 in Religion
champ4life 51-55, M 11 Answers 1 Jun 24 in Politics
DevOmega 18-21, M 3 Answers 1 Jul 2, 2013 in Dating & Relationships
kapirino18 18-21 5 Answers 0 Oct 7, 2013 in Community
I want Christmas break.