text:
Dr. Kevin Clarkson interviews Jonathan Cahn, author of ("The Harbinger") on his latest book entitled "The Mystery Of The Shemitah." The Shemitah is over 3,000 years old and it describes what has been happening in America and around the world. He mentions the twin towers, 9/11, he talks about the many, many stock market crashes. […]
TV Program Archives
Giants: Revealing the Agenda of the Fallen Cherub: Part 2
Again, Gary and L.A. discusses the Giants, and where they are mentioned in the Bible. For instance, how the fallen angels went into the daughters of men and had children who became the Nephlim. Their account of where the uncovering of the bones are, and how hush, hush, it is about the discoveries of one skull that actually had hair and how they are waiting on the DNA approval. Watch part 2!
Countdown to Eternity with Billy Crone
Gary continues his discussion with Pastor Billy Crone about the age old question "Are we living in the last days?" You will be amazed at the answer, and the interview Countdown to Eternity part 2 will explain where we are in today's world. Watch it!
Giants: Revealing the Agenda of the Fallen Cherub
L.A. Marzulli is off on another adventure. This time he's off to central Ohio, "The Land of the Giants" for a second time, anxious to expose the hidden agenda of the fallen cherub. He has two familiar guests with him at the Nephilim Mounds 2 conference, noted Nephilim expert Gary Stearman and conference host Russ Dizdar! Watch it!
TV Program: The UFO Deception
Las Vegas pastor, Billy Crone, was a big hit at Pike's Peak. He has a testimony that offers clear proof Christ can change your life, no matter how far gone you are. Preaching with fire and passion, Gary and Billy explore the UFO phenomenon. Are UFOs real? Or sophisticated remnants of Nazi experiments? Are they fallen angels? Or demons? Watch these two experts!
Supernatural Worldview with Chris Putnam Parts 1&2
Cris Putnam, co-author of Petrus Romanus and Exo-Vaticana, has an impressive new book. Supernatural Worldview delves into those curious areas that offer up no logical explanation. Ghosts, demons, ESP, heaven and hell, near death experiences…it's a walk on the "other side!" Watch Gary and Cris discuss a side of life most Christians rarely explore! Watch it!
Watchers 8: Cloak of Secrecy Pt. 1&2
The boys are back in town. Or should I say back in Peru on another Nephilim skull-hunting adventure? L.A. and Richard have blown Darwinian evolution out of the water with their unique discoveries. In Watchers 8, they share some spectacular UFO footage, only visible in infrared! And an alien implant-removal surgery that proves the power of prayer! Watch it!
Nuclear Showdown in Iran
Fresh off his Psalm 83 discovery, author Bill Salus has uncovered another "forgotten prophecy," detailing yet another possible battle in the near future. The ancient prophecy of Elam, featured in the book of Jeremiah, may spell "double trouble" for Iran. Will Israel attack Iran's nuclear reactors? Or will the hand of God intervene supernaturally? Watch it!
The Shroud of Turin Part 1&2
Russ Breault is a leading authority on the Shroud of Turin. His perspective is fascinating, because he sees the Shroud under a different microscope. Breault likens the unexplainable image on the linen cloth to the moment of Christ's resurrection. He believes we will experience this same burst of supernatural energy at the rapture! Resurrection power! Watch it!


text:
December 22 2014 Latest news:
You can use this form to report the content shown below as inappropriate.
If you disagree with a story or a comment please post your own view directly on the piece itself rather than making a complaint.
Please provide full contact details with your complaint, so we can reply or contact you for more details.
I want to complain about this content:
Mr Connor, 55 - you have just hit the nail on the head re: NCFC's problem!!!! Ha ha ha - please speak to our management team before kick off...
Friday, January 25, 2013

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Heavy Duty Front Loading Water Resistant Field Case
This densely padded heavy-duty field case is compatible with most total stations, theodolites, lasers, GPS receivers, etc. Cordura exterior is water resistant. Light weight and wide waist and shoulder straps ensure comfort and stability.
- Shock Absorbent
- Adjustable Straps
- Cordura Construction
CST/berger is the union of two measuring tool specialist manufacturers: Chicago Steel Tape, founded in 1903, and Berger Instruments, founded in 1871. While Chicago Steel tape specialized originally in the manufacturing of precision long tapes for land surveyors, Berger specialized in the development and manufacturing of precision optical instruments. After acquiring Berger Instruments in 1994, the merged CST/berger developed global leadership in designing, developing & manufacturing leveling and layout instruments and accessories for the building, construction and survey markets. In July 2008, CST/berger was acquired by the Robert Bosch Tool Corporation, creating one of the worlds leading manufacturer of layout and measuring tools.
Additional CST Berger Links
Our SKU: CST Berger 61-2546
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- CST Berger 61-2546
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
CST Berger 61-2546 Product Specifications
Installation Resource Center
Whether you are installing the product yourself or hiring a professional, our installation Resource Center has everything you need to get your project done. Visit the Installation Resource Center to get started.


text:
Allan Wesley Drake, 79, of Ewing, died Friday, September 13, 2013.
Born on August 30, 1934, in Trenton, he had been a lifelong Ewing resident.
He was the son of the late Ingram Henry Drake and Katharine Goodwin Drake. Allan graduated from Trenton Central High School in 1952. He then graduated from Rider College in 1956 with a degree in journalism. He joined the U.S. Army and was stationed in Korea and Japan where he was a reporter for The Army newspaper, Pacific Stars and Stripes. After his years of army service, Drake went to work at the Trentonian newspaper where he covered Trenton City Hall and the Board of Education, while also handling features, a weekly column, editing and sports assignments. He subsequently moved on to the Trenton Times where he covered City Hall and the State House, as well as investigative assignments. Before joining state government, Drake worked for four years as Director of Public Information for Rider College where he was responsible for handling public relations activities in both the academic and sports areas. He was Press Secretary to N.J. Labor and Industry Commissioner, Joseph A. Hoffman before becoming Executive Assistant to N.J. Public Advocate, Stanley C. Van Ness upon its inception in 1974, where he established the public information program within the department, while handling media liaison activities, news releases, reports, speeches, and a wide range of other assignments, including advisory and administrative duties. In 1997, he retired as Executive Director of Public Information for the Public Advocate/ Office of the Public Defender.
Drake had a lifelong passion for sports, where he was coach and mentor to many young athletes. He also enjoyed golfing, music, travel and meteorology, as an avid tracker of hurricanes and storm coordinates.
He is survived by his wife Adele; 2 daughters and sons-in-law Cynthia and Edward Dunn, Karen Drake- Silvestri and Mario Silvestri; 4 granddaughters Alexandra, Juliana, Helena and Ella; several nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends can call on Monday, September 16 from 6-9PM at Poulson & Van Hise Funeral Directors 650 Lawrence Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648.
A funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 11AM at Covenant Presbyterian Church 471 Parkway Avenue, Ewing, NJ 08638. Calling hours will be held from 10AM until the time of the service at the church.
Interment will be private
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made in Allan's memory to the American Cancer Society 1851 Old Cuthbert Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ.


text:
Advertisement:Close [X]
66% via 3 votes2
Horny babe Dana DeArmond loves the monster muscle plowing her twat real goo...
- 12,482
- March 11, 2011
Rockstar Pornstar Here at Rockstar Pornstar we have combined both rock and porn together to give you rockstar pornstar. Cum and watch as your favorite pornstars love to rock out on hard cock and do what they do best.
Related content
Twitter follow @porntube
From Our Blog Blog RSS
We are happy to help.
Choose your size


text:
Login | Register
Items in shopping cart: 0 | View
Our Products
Our Friends
| Share
JobExpo opens in Nitra, 13,000 jobs up for grabs
30 Apr 2014 Flash News
More than 100 Slovak companies and 16 firms from abroad are offering a total of 13,000 jobs at the two-day JobExpo 2014 that opened at the Agrokomplex exhibition facility in Nitra on April 29.
The 22nd year of the presentation and sale exhibition of products made by students of secondary vocational and professional schools, Mladý Tvorca/ Young Creator is also underway. Schools are offering their products, from cakes, from pastry through shoes, to jewels, furniture, glass or wrought iron products.
Prime Minister Robert Fico at the ceremonial opening stated that the government aims to lower unemployment rate in Slovakia to the eurozone average, which is oscillating around 12 percent. According to Labour Minister Ján Richter, the developments in the eurozone haven't been as optimistic as in Slovakia. Fico noted, as quoted by the TASR newswire, that the government is launching a project called "Initiative for Young People" in co-operation with the European Commission. [According to a recent Government report, around 34 percent of the young people in Slovakia were jobless at the end of 2012, which made the country the sixth-worst in the EU in this respect. - ed. note]
(Source: SITA, TASR)
Our services
Most read articles
Euro Calculator (Sk30.1260 = 1 EUR)
Like Spectator.sme.sk?
Readers' Poll
What influences your travel plans?
Quote of the Week
"Even those who proposed it admitted that the law will be ineffective." President Andrej Kiska explains why he refused to sign the anti-shell law.


text:
Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels the failure of middle-order batsmen to capitalise on the good start provided by openers led to the five-wicket loss against Pakistan in the first Twenty20 encounter here.
Dhoni said India loss of wickets at regular intervals, after being in a strong position at 75 without loss in 10 overs, hurt the team badly.
"The batsmen got out trying to play big shots. We could have easily scored 200 if we had applied ourselves," Dhoni complained.
On the umpire not giving a decision in India's favour when Ishant Sharma had got Shoaib Malik (57 not out) caught off a ball which climbed a tad above shoulder level, Dhoni said, "It was a fair decision but I am not sure if you are allowed to refer it (to the third umpire) or not."
Asked about R Ashwin's omission from the playing eleven, Dhoni said, "Since we had three seamers we wanted to give Jadeja a go. At the same time we had other resources as well."
Pakistan skipper Mohammed Hafeez said the team played according to a plan and targeted India's part—time spinners —— Yuvraj Singh and Ravindra Jadeja —— who are not world—class bowlers.
Keywords: Pakistan tour of India, India-Pakistan T20 series


text:
Member Since: 04/22/07Send This Person a Message Give this person a Gift Add This Person as a Friend
Keeps us vigilant one hell of a man Brother strong police memorial warrior A TRUE SOLDIER HOOAH loyal boo boo bear helpful friend fighter kick ass cop Americas finest amigo True Blue American Hero
You can reach this milestone by accruing more than 50 reputation points in the last 7 days
You can reach this milestone by completing the quiz Would You Pass the Police Exam?
You can reach this milestone by inviting at least 5 friends who join PoliceLink.
The first 1,000 PoliceLink members to earn one star are considered Founding Members
Only sworn LEOs are eligible to receive access to restricted areas.
NMPoliceMemorial: Profile Photos
NMPoliceMemorial: Friends
NMPoliceMemorial: Albums
NMPoliceMemorial: Groups
- RetiredDisabled LEO
- Devil Dogs Named Chesty
- New Mexico LEODispatch
- Fraternal Order of Police
- Troll Identification Unit
- LEOs who are Photographers
- Faith Philosophy
- Verified LEOs
- -----The Thin Blue Line-----
- PoliceLink Tributes
- Air Force Veterans
- American Police Veterans Policevets
- Brotherhood of the Badge
- 100 Club
- PoliceLink Focus Group
- COP Shop
- National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund Discussion
- Fallen Heroes
- Remember When
- New Mexico LEOs
NMPoliceMemorial: Quiz Results
Do You Know Your 10-Codes? taken almost 5 years ago
51-75% correct
How Do You Handle Danger? taken about 6 years ago
You handle danger with Courage
The PoliceLink Career Coach taken about 6 years ago
Detective / Special Agent
Copper or Hosehead taken over 6 years ago
LEO All the Way
NMPoliceMemorial: Gifts
Police Patch
COPS Support Ribbon
COPS Support Ribbon
COPS Support Ribbon
- Location:
- Albuquerque, NM
- Service:
- Federal Officer / Agent
- Status:
- Retired (has access to L.E. restricted areas)
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- Hobbies:
- Patch Collecting, Badge Collecting, Shooting,
- Favorite Movies:
- Hard to say I havent watched one I didnt like
- Favorite TV Shows:
- Law and Order, CSI, ER
- Favorite Music:
- I like everything except RAP
NMPoliceMemorial: References
NMPoliceMemorial: Activity
Rest In Peace Sgt. Baron
I am looking for the Alaska State Troopers Patch. Looking for at least 2 of them. I do have patches to trade however, I will only trade with "verif...
Comment Wall
Add this person as a friend to write on their Comment Wall.
over 5 years ago
5608 Comments
Thanks for accepting the offer of friendship. Stay safe, enjoy the 4th!!
over 5 years ago
1242 Comments
Thanks for the add ............... God Bless and Stay safe.
over 5 years ago
16174 Comments
The Final Inspection
The warrior stood and faced God,
Which will always come to pass,
He hoped his shoes were shining,
Just as brightly as his brass.
"Step forward now, old warrior,
How shall I deal with you?
Have you always turned the other cheek?
To my church have you been true?"
The warrior squared his shoulders and
Said, "No, Lord, I guess I ain't,
'Cause those of us who carry guns
Can't always be saint.
"I've had to work most Sundays,
And at times my talk was tough,
And sometimes I've been violent,
'Cause the world is awfully rough.
"But, I never took a penny
That wasn't mine to keep.
Though I worked a lot of overtime
When the bills got just too steep,
"And I never passed a cry for help,
Though at times I shook with fear,
And sometimes, God forgive me,
I've wept unmanly tears.
"I know I don't deserve a place
Among the people here,
They never wanted me around
Except to calm their fears.
"If you've a place for me here, Lord,
It needn't be so grand. In life
I didn't expect nor need too much,
So if you don't, I'll understand."
There was a silence all around the throne,
Where the saints had often trod,
As the warrior stood quietly.
For the judgment of his God.
"Step forward now, my warrior,
You've born your burdens well,
Walk peacefully on Heaven's streets,
You've done your time in Hell."
Author Unknown
Officer Reyes
over 5 years ago
7396 Comments
Thanks for the add. Take care, stay safe and keep in touch
over 5 years ago
over 5 years ago
18328 Comments
I promised many of my PoliceLink friends that I would keep you updated on my new mystery/suspense trilogy. I'm pleased to announce my first novel, Child Finder, has debuted this month. It is available online at Barnes & Noble, and
Amazon. It has already received some great reviews, to include a 5-Star rating by Armchair Interviews!
I am hosting a formal launch and book signing event at Borders bookstore, Chapel Hills Mall, Colorado Springs, CO on Sunday, June 7th, from 12:00 noon to 4:00 pm. It would be great to see you there, but if you cannot make it, then I hope you still get your hands on a copy of my book.
Please check my website where I have a pretty cool book trailer movie posted, as well as much more detail about the trilogy and upcoming book signing events: www.childfinder.us
over 5 years ago
Thanx so much for the add,have a great weekend.
over 5 years ago
4638 Comments
Thanks for the add. Stay safe out there.
"When you look into the eyes of a child; you see the future. When a child looks to you with those same eyes; they see their future. What you do today will ensure their future."
-Rusty Keeble
GANGFREE Project
Join the GANGFREE Army!
GANGFREE Army PL Group
over 5 years ago
990 Comments
Thanks for accepting the friend invite!! Stay safe!!
over 5 years ago
5194 Comments
Hope all is well with you.................Stay safe.
over 5 years ago
Thank you for your friendship. I am changing my avatar to the Officer Down Memorial Page badge that is attached below. I will be keeping this avatar until Saturday, May 16th when Police Week 2009 is over. I would request that you do the same so that we may still show a united front.
You may copy it off of my Flickr page by clicking this link or going to my profile pics. Right click, save as and then paste as your profile picture.
Thank you for considering my request. May God Bless you and your family. Barry
almost 6 years ago
almost 6 years ago
almost 6 years ago
3094 Comments
thank you for the add, be safe!
almost 6 years ago
5266 Comments
Thank you for your friendship. Stay safe and always watch your six...GEAUX TIGERS ! ! !


text:
Jody Smith loves knitting. Again. She thought her days of knitting and purling were long over but ... she's back ...
Discuss the article on the Forums.
Phoenix rising won $300
Discussion in 'Action Alerts and Advocacy' started by helen41, Nov 13, 2010.
Page 5 of 17
Page 5 of 17


text:
Fans of the built-in media apps found in phones such as the Xperia Z are in for a treat, because Sony has just started rolling out software updates for them. For the Album, Movies, and Walkman apps, that is.
Sony adds cloud integration to Xperia smartphone media apps in latest software update
by David Gonzales 1 year ago


text:
Sign in
Sign Up
lowest rate guarantee
473 Nathan Road Yau Ma Tei
(Reception @ Flat D8, 16/F, Block D) Flat 1, Block D, 16/F, Chungking Mansion, 40 Nathan Road
388 Jaffe Road
378 Nathan Road
57-73 Lockhart Road
Great reasons to book with Agoda
Over 550,000 hotels worldwide – more added every day
Trusted by over 17,500,000 satisfied customers
Best Price Guarantee
9 million+ hotel reviews by Agoda customers
With availability in over 57,000 cities worldwide
agoda special offers
including last minute offers(even same day!)free nightsfree upgrades!
Customer Support
Good location near MTR, however...
0.13 Km.
Location, spacious room, goof...
0.15 Km.
Location, staff friendly,...
0.16 Km.
Proximity to Lan Kwai Fong....
0.19 Km.
Location, free mini bar, spacious...
0.23 Km.
The layout of the room is very...
0.25 Km.
Cleanliness, roomy and beautifully...
attentiveness of staff, fabulous...
0.29 Km.
Great staff, Great location, great...
0.33 Km.
central location, staff...
Staff is wonderful. Food is...
0.34 Km.
1. Large window 2. Spacious 3....
0.39 Km.
Spacious, convenience, with...
Clean rooms, very good matress,...
0.41 Km.
its compactness....its sheer...
0.42 Km.
The Rooms were clean and nice....
Great location, happy hour drinks...
0.43 Km.
good location, tidy room, moderate...
0.47 Km.
The hotel's location is excellent,...
0.49 Km.
4.5 / 5
over 80,000 reviews
of users recommend us
Go To Top
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd.
Agoda is part of


text:
What does GRID mean in Hobbies?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand GRID in the Miscellaneous field in general and in the Hobbies terminology in particular.
Global Rave Information Database
Find a translation for GRID in other languages:
Select another language:
What does GRID mean?
- grid(n.)
- a grating of crossed bars; gridiron.
Discuss this GRID abbreviation with the community:
Use the citation below to add this abbreviation to your bibliography:
"GRID." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2014. Web. 22 Dec. 2014. <http://www.abbreviations.com/term/68099>.
GRID also stands for:
- General Repository For Interactions Datasets
- Generic Region For Information Display
- Global Resource Information Database
- Gradual Retrograde Immune Degeneration
- Graphic Retrieval and Information Display
... and 3 more »
Nearby & related abbreviations:
Alternative search:
- Search Global Rave Information Database on Amazon.com
- Search Global Rave Information Database on Google


text:
Nylon feet
Added: 5 years ago
3 Comments
All Comments
2 years ago
Love to rub my hard cock across your sexy toes.
0 likesThank you for voting!
4 years ago
those shiny stockings are so sexy. I would love to lick your sexy arch.
0 likesThank you for voting!
5 years ago
love for you to step on my hard cock
0 likesThank you for voting!
This Set's Details
Photos by this User More ►
Easy Chair
Photos: 22
Views: 7350 | Comments: 3
Christmas present
Photos: 29
Views: 5966 | Comments: 1
The Devil made me do it!
Photos: 15
Views: 5430 | Comments: 4


text:
Folk Art Jingle
by Indygo Junction Inc.
See Description $8.99
6.71 MB PDF (5 Pages)
Ornaments in six dimensional shapes. Wool appliqué and hand embroidery creat more...
Redwork Hearts
by Grannie 'G' Applique
32"x34" $8.00
1.97 MB PDF (6 Pages)
PAPER SIZE 8 1/2" X 11" PRINT AT 100% Hearts and flowers a perennial favorite. more...
Everyday Dish Towels
by Indygo Junction Inc.
one size fits all $8.99
6.74 MB PDF (12 Pages)
Dish towel designs featuring the days of the week were a favorite moti more...
Christmas Time Hand Embroidery Pattern Set
by Country Garden Stitchery
4" x 6" $8.00
8.6 MB PDF (4 Pages)
A set of three Christmas holiday hand embroidery more...
CGS E1 Tulip Garden Set.pdf
by Country Garden Stitchery
6" x 6" $12.00
19.8 MB PDF (8 Pages)
A set of six hand embroidery patterns featuring spring cottage g more...
Rejoice embroidery pattern
by Karen Gass
8 x 10 $5.00
4.64 MB PDF (3 Pages)
Simple and easy! Pattern contains picture, a list of DMC color #'s and more...
Love Mail Box & Sent with Love
by Holly Bliss
Various $5.95
25 MB PDF (3 Pages)
Join the whimsical world of Holly Edwards Bliss and create more...
Mini Celtic Cross Collection 1 Cross Stitch Chart
by Scarlett Rose's Celtic & More
2 3/4" x 4" $8.00
3.3 MB PDF (8 Pages)
A collection of six mini Celtic crosses on more...
Serve The Lord embroidery pattern
by Karen Gass
8 x 10 $5.00
1.93 MB PDF (3 Pages)
Simple and easy! Pattern contains picture, a list of DMC color more...
Scottie Dog Rose Garden Hand Embroidery Pattern Country Garden Stitchery
by Country Garden Stitchery
7 1/2 x 5" $5.00
5.64 MB PDF (2 Pages)
A cute hand embroid more...


text:
CLW hits the nail on the head (m)
Find a Conversation
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 3:28pm
But anyways, she says somewhere in the Firefly post that it is not fair to have a child home with an overworked mother. How "great" can a mother be if she spends the whole day canning turnips and then darning the turnip sack into kitchen curtains? It's not good for a child to have a SAHM if they don't get any nurturing or interaction all day. I think *most* of us who sahm or work very pt do so in order to spend time with our kiddies.... to read books and draw chalk pictures on the driveway, to cook a recipe together or go to the local museum and look at dinosaurs. If a mother woh to provide needed income and the child goes to quality dc where they read books and draw chalk on the playground, etc, I think that child is "better off" than the child who vegitates in the corner in front of the TV all day while mom is down at the river scrubbing undies to save money on the electricity the washer would use. And don't throw the old "well we darn socks together" argument out..... I'm sorry, sometimes I'll fold a load of laundry with my four year old, but he wouldn't get off on spending the whole day mending torn knees on his jeans.
It's great that some people live on shoestring budgets in order for a parent to be at home. But the quality of life has to be looked at in those situations. Maybe a few days in daycare with lots of activity and stimulation are better for kids while mom goes and works to pay for new socks from Walmart.
And back to the argument of work costing too much money. No, it doesn't. I have a college degree and certification. It COSTS me money to NOT work full time. I'm sorry but staying home canning tomatoes and recycling my newspaper into toilet paper is not going to cover the six figures I could make working full time. I do not work full time because I don't want to. And I have the luxury of being able to afford the COSTS of sah.
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 3:31pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 3:47pm
From what I remember seeing in responses, it seems almost like I was "in line" with some of the pricier areas of the country in a rate per hour per kid deal. If I did the math for working full time, it was going to be like $500/week for both kids. Which was in line with private (nanny style) daycare. Although still a few hundred short of a center in Boston, LOL. As for "normal sitters" here, like a teenager, I think that about $5 is the going rate for a movie..... because the kids go to bed and all you are really paying them for is to "sit" there and watch tv, lol. I remember I wanted to respond to one post, but the baby woke up and I had to go..... the mother who said she was a SAH but paid a nanny $10/hr to watch her kids while she went out and that was "cheap". I wanted to say to her $10 for FOUR kids is CHEAP. She was comparing apples to oranges. I paid $10/hour for two kids, and one of them wasn't home from 8-11:30 because he was in PReK, LOL. So yes, I thought it was pricey.
But anyways, that's the last I remember of that post before it got eaten in the mess of these new boards. I'll have to go back and see what others said. I really really hate this new format. Like I said, in the older boards, you "knew" where your posts were, and could find them to see responses, etc. Now, they move all over, and it drives me nuts that your post (not your fault I know, but it was your originally and then got responded to a bunch of times), keeps resurfacing to the top with its 888 responses because people won't "let it die". I couldn't even get in on that post because I saw how "responded" to it was and thought, ah hell no, I'm not reading 500 responses before I respond too, I don't have the time, LOL. It pushes down new posts that I end up missing because they move down. Ugh.
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 4:04pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 4:08pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 4:16pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 5:27pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 8:06pm
I don't know why but your tone really puts me off. I was trying to give you some information about what other people pay and that I think babysitters and nannies don't get paid all that much and that I consider child care expenses as an important part of the budget even though I SAH. But obviously you didn't want to hear anything that wasn't exactly the same as your recent profound discovery that child care is expensive.
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 8:40pm
|Thu, 04-03-2003 - 9:12pm


text:
Set Up OpenVPN Server With Authentication Against OpenLDAP On Debian 6.0 (Squeeze) - Page 2
Submitted by eddiechen (Contact Author) (Forums) on Fri, 2011-03-25 14:46. ::
6 Enable IP Forwarding And Configure iptables
Edit the /etc/sysctl.conf file to modify the following line to ensure that your system is able to forward IPv4 traffic:
Issue the following command to ensure that your system is able to forward IPv4 traffic:
echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
Edit /etc/default/iptables and add the below. Let iptables open port 1194.
Issue the following commands to set this variable for the current session:
iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
Before continuing, insert these iptables rules into your system's /etc/rc.local file to ensure that theses iptables rules will be recreated following your next reboot cycle:
7 Restart Related Services
We need to restart all related services to make the configuration work.
/etc/init.d/slapd restart
8 Client Settings
cp /usr/share/doc/openvpn/examples/sample-config-files/client.conf /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/client.ovpn
Edit the client.ovpn file to modify the following line:
Copy the client.ovpn and ca.crt files to your client system. Also you can use mutt to send the files to your mailbox. You can log into your email account and download the files.
apt-get install mutt zip
Installing OpenVPN GUI On Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7
Download the client software here: http://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/downloads.html. After installation, put the client.ovpn and ca.crt files to C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config.
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR VISTA and Windows 7 USERS:
Note that on Windows Vista and Windows 7, you will need to run the OpenVPN GUI with administrator privileges, so that it can add routes to the routing table that are pulled from the OpenVPN server. You can do this by right-clicking on the OpenVPN GUI desktop icon, and selecting "Run as administrator".
Now you can use the account email@example.com to connect to the vpn.
Now you can access the Internet through VPN; you can check on http://www.whatismyip.com if the IP address is the server IP address.
9 Troubleshooting
Before you troubleshoot, you can try to restart the server and check whether it works then.
To enable ldap logging, edit /etc/ldap/slapd.conf:
Separate OpenVPN Log
By default, log messages will go to the syslog. We use "log" to override this by changing/etc/openvpn/server.conf.
Issue the following command to create log files and set the right permissions:
touch /var/log/openvpn.log
Edit /etc/openvpn/server.conf:
Restart the related services.
/etc/init.d/slapd restart
Monitor the log:
# tail -0f /var/log/openldap.log
Sep 20 06:01:22 li163-121 slapd[3846]: conn=1000 fd=15 ACCEPT from IP=127.0.0.1:42020 (IP=0.0.0.0:389)
# tail -0f /var/log/openvpn.log
Mon Sep 20 06:01:20 2010 MULTI: multi_create_instance called
10 Links
add comment | view as pdf | print: this | all page(s)


text:
Álvaro Vargas Llosa on Immigration and Globalization
Recorded: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
International political commentator and Independent Institute Fellow, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, discussed his book Global Crossings at the Dole Institute of Politics.
Experts: Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Immigration, Latin America, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Alvaro Vargas Llosa on CBN News
Recorded: Friday, June 21, 2013
Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa, author of Global Crossings shares his insights on immigration reform on CBN News.
Experts: Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Immigration, Labor and Employment, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics
Alvaro Vargas Llosa on Honduras, Zelaya
Recorded: Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Originally aired on TNRtv on 6/30/09. Alvaro Vargas Llosa discusses Zelaya and Chavez, as well as changes in Argentine leadership.
Experts: Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: TelevisionIssues: Democracy, Latin America


text:
Men's Health Tech Guide
Here's everything you need for your weekend huddles with the guys
Latest Techlust Stories
Why I'll Never Read Another Book Again
Over the past couple weeks, I've been using Kindle's latest dedicated e-reader, Kindle Voyage, and I'm ready to finally say it: I'll never read a book again.Well, that's a lie. I'll still read,...
Enter for a Chance to Win an HTC One (M8) Phone for Windows!
This Windows phone features an all-metal unibody design and elegantly curved back to match the hand's countour. You'll also win a Green XBox Dot View Case, which offers instant phone access while the case...
Tech Gifts for Him
Great Gifts for Him & Her Check out our gift guides for great suggestions and ideas to make this the easiest holiday ever. We've got you covered, from tech to booze and beyond. Great Gifts for...
So What Will an Apple Watch Actually Do?
The Apple Watch looks to be much more than just an activity tracker. But if you were hoping to go for a run without your iPhone, you might be disappointed. Apple held its annual fall unveiling...
5 Phones to Buy Instead of the iPhone 6
Apple's latest iPhone was just announced, but that doesn't mean its game over for other smartphones. There are plenty of awesome phones on the market (or being released soon) that are cool, have better...
Why an Old Sony Walkman Now Costs More than an iPhone (You Can Thank Chris Pratt)
Old technology is generally worthless, especially if it's decades old. Unless that vintage technology is at the center of the runaway hit of the summer movie season, Guardians of the Galaxy. When Peter...
Meet the Robo-Vacuum! It's Just Like RoboCop ... But, You Know, for Vacuuming
The question before us is not whether we need the Dyson 360 Eye, the new robot vacuum cleaner from Dyson, with its 360-degree camera that allows it to map a room, and ultimately clean better, and more...
How to Protect Yourself from Evil Hackers
Another day, another hack. But this time it's big. Really, really big. And it almost certainly affects you.According to Milwaukee-based security firm Hold Security, a Russian cyber gang has "collected"—read:...
Apple's New Health App Will Merge Your Health and Fitness Data—and One Day Phone Your Doc! (Maybe)
Apple rolled out its new health-tracking-hub app, Health, at its annual developers conference in San Francisco on Monday. Will it make you healthier? Health—also known to developers as "HealthKit"—is...
10 Essential Apps for Summer
Gone are the days of missing unadvertised block parties, squeezing onto crowded beaches, and losing friends in the festival crowd. These apps will take all the hardship out of summer—so you can enjoy...
Who Will Really Benefit From This Next Great Tech Breakthrough?
There was plenty of hand-wringing around the Internet last week when Google rolled out the most fully evolved self-driving car yet. The little Koala-styled vehicle has no steering wheel and no foot pedals—but...
Meet the Most Cavernous Subcompact on the Road
When a carmaker shows off a fresh new redesign of one of its existing models to journalists, the rollout is invariably accompanied by a big stack of PowerPoint slides that tell the car's "story."...
The Luxury Car That Senses Trouble Before You Do
Driving the latest Mercedes S550—the company's premium flagship sedan and pretty much the entire industry's standard-bearer of advanced technology—can be a spooky experience. As you drive around,...
Would You Buy a $65,000 Pickup?
There was a time, way back in 2005, that I spent a week driving the Lincoln Mark LT, a spectacularly unsuccessful pickup truck that I absolutely fell in love with. It rode like a dream, had an awesome...
21 Best Tech & Gear Gifts for Dads & Grads
Browse this collection of the best new tech out there. Whether you're shopping for the guys in your life or finding something to drop a few hints about yourself, we've got your covered.
The Misconception You Believe When Shopping for Cars
Electric cars are just for hippies, right? On the latest episode of Men's Health Live, we hit the 2014 New York International Auto Show and meet up with Uwe Ellinghaus, the chief marketing officer at...
COOL ALERT: The Car That Greets You
A car that says hello? On the latest episode of Men's Health Live, we hit the 2014 New York International Auto Show and meet up with Dan Brady, the consumer marketing manager at Lincoln. Brady talks...
5 Secrets to Shooting the Most Mind-Blowing Videos EVER
People love their GoPro cameras—the image quality is astounding, and the little buggers consistently produce some of the best stuff on YouTube. But setting yours up to capture your action perfectly—and...
12 Best Cars From the 2014 New York Auto Show
At this year's New York International Auto show (autoshowny.com), manufacturers debuted their coolest twists on automotive tech, from full-on muscle cars to the ultra-efficient green darlings. Come roll...
Keeping Up with the World's Fastest Racers
As the timer counts down the final minutes to the start of a recent MotoGP race in Austin, Texas, thunderclouds darken above. With just 60 seconds left before riders accelerate from 0 to 200 mph, a few...
LG Nano 3-D LED TV
This mind-blowing passive 3-D (i.e., cheap glasses!) television is the first to receive a 3-D display certification from THX, the revered home-theater expert. It has a 480 Hz refresh rate and 3-D Light Boost technology that ensures a bright picture. Plus, you can see the 3-D action from almost any angle. Super Bowl party, anyone?
$3,800, lg.com
GoldenEar SupeCinema 3
When we turned off these surrounds and fired up our set's own speakers, we thought the TV pipes were broken. That's how bad the sound was next to these gems. The SuperCinema system consists of a SuperSat 3C center speaker, a 1,000-watt ForceField 3 subwoofer, and four small satellite speakers. Each satellite has a "high-velocity folded ribbon" tweeter, which uses a pleated diaphragm to manipulate the sound for the best dynamic range and control. Result: epic sound that won't embarrass you in front of your friends.
$1,750, goldenear.com
Microsoft Forza Motorsport 4
We love shooters—for about 15 minutes. Then all the zombie killin' grows tedious. Racing sims put us in a much better place: They take skill and demand a degree of focus that refreshes your brain. So when football's over, pop in the most convincing racing game yet. It has movie-quality graphics, new tracks (Indy!), and hundreds of precisely simulated cars. Wire up a Kinect sensor to further boost realism—it'll track your head movements to pan the view as you instinctively lean into the turns.
$60, forzamotorsport.net
Fanatec CSR Racing Gear
Master your virtual racer with the most realistic racing hardware. Click firmly through the gearbox with paddle shifters, jam the pedals confidently, and see when you're slipping and sliding via the wheel's finely tuned force-feedback.
$250 (wheel), $150 (pedals); fanatec.com
Roku 2
Sick of cable fees? This tiny box delivers the best cable-free, high-def movie experience we've seen. Stream Netflix, live sports, Hulu Plus—over 300 "channels" in all, plus Angry Birds!
$60 to $100, roku.com
SKLZ Pro Mini Hoop XL
Prep your basement b-ball court with this sturdy hoop, the first indoor minihoop with the durability of a pro-grade basket. Its shatterproof backboard and spring-action steel rim will be a slam dunk during the halftime break.
$40, sklz.com
Zythos Project Brauler
Keep your brew pub-fresh all day. Stainless steel blocks out light; a dimpled bottom and a deep threaded cap keep carbonation in.
Price not set, thezythosproject.tumblr.com


text:
Mr Monty G. Myers
Eureka Software Solutions, Inc.
Suite 305
3305 Northland Drive
Austin TX, 78731
Professional Background
- Currently active software industry executive with 30+ years experience.
- CEO and Founder of Eureka Software Solutions, Inc. ("Eureka")
- Involvement in all aspects of the daily management and operation of Eureka, including business development, contracts, customer relations, project scope, strategy and management, hiring and finance.
- Negotiated and performed hundreds of real-world software and technology contracts and statements of work involving complex software project and licensing terms and conditions including material intellectual property aspects.
- Actively engaged in handling protecting the confidential, proprietary and trade secret information and technology of Eureka and its clients.
- Equally comfortable in either a consulting or testifying expert role.
- Proficient at giving depositions and offering in-court testimony - hearings and trial.
- Experienced in assisting counsel with the taking and defending of depositions, reviewing and challenging the testimony of others, and preparing and implementing an overall trial strategy.
- Adept at taking highly technical material in the software field and effectively communicating it to a judge or laymen in terms they can understand.
- Ready availability of Eureka's experienced team of software developers and IT forensic specialists as needed to analyze or recreate a relevant software or hardware platforms or scenarios.
- Direct access to and familiarity with proprietary and licensed tools and software to assist with code analysis and performance testing, load testing, data recovery and extraction, metadata review and management and e-discovery.
Practical Implementations of Expertise
- Review and comparison of software code and functionality in relation to contractual commitments and requirements and/or protected intellectual property including, trade secrets, copyrights and patents.
- Computer/software forensics - able to reverse engineer and reconstruct hardware and software environments from backups, remnants and fragments of historical software. Eureka IT and Software development team is skilled at re-creating past hardware and software environments.
- Investigation and assessment of software project bidding, planning and performance with particular attention to adequacy of discovery, specifications, cost estimates, schedules and deliverables.
"Monty Myers and his team have been a key factor in my successful litigation of trade secrets cases. Monty is not only knowledgeable about the highly technical aspects of software development and forensic analysis, but he also has a firm grasp of the business processes involved. Likewise, he communicates like a business person - so his testimony is clear and understandable and even enjoyable because we're all learning from him and his colleagues. One of my favorite aspects of working with Monty's team is that they delve deep enough, early enough, to help craft the parameters of the dispute. In other words, they know when to say no, and when they say yes, it's with a firm foundation."
Karen Burgess
"Monty Myers was a key witness in a recent complex case involving a software development project. His reconstruction of previous versions of the software was critical for the jury's understanding of


text: You are looking for Hamdan Att Dingin mp3 file. Here you can Listen or Download Hamdan Att Dingin mp3 for free, you can share to all of your friends on your Facebook page or you can send Hamdan Att Dingin ringtone to your cell. Please click Listen or Download button to Listen or Download the song's.Category : Mp3 ResultRating : 4.2 out of 5Vote : 427Reviewed by : Plasa Music.mobi on Monday : 22-12-2014


text:
Spend only what you load - avoid debt
Use on holiday or overseas travel
No credit check or personal bank account required
Shop online and over the phone, or withdraw cash at any ATM* - wherever you see the MasterCard® acceptance mark
Top-up for free at the Money Shop
CreditbuilderTM - designed to help you improve your credit rating at no extra cost †
Free purchase protection
Up to 27% Cashback rewards when you buy from our shopping site
Buy online or call in at your local Money Shop.
*Subject to terms and conditions including applicant providing acceptable ID, being a UK resident & aged 18 years+. Card & usage fees apply. Cashplus is issued by APS Financial Ltd (AFL) pursuant to license by MasterCard International Incorporated. AFL is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 for the issuing of electronic money. Cards are serviced by Advanced Payment Solutions Ltd (APS) which operates the card on behalf of AFL. All credit facilities are provided by APS and are subject to approval. APS is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for consumer credit activities (Registration No. 0608377). Creditbuilder is only available on monthly pricing plans. AFL & APS registered address is 6th Floor, One London Wall, London EC2Y 5EB. Registered in England and Wales under company numbers 06029941 & 04947027 respectively. MasterCard and the MasterCard Brand Mark are registered trademarks of MasterCard International Incorporated. © 2014 Instant Cash Loans Ltd. All rights reserved. The Money Shop is a trading name of Instant Cash Loans Ltd who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in relation to credit-related activities. Registered in England as Instant Cash Loans Ltd. Registered Address: 6 Bevis Marks, London, EC3A 7BA. Registered Number: 2685515. VAT Number 896 1022 16.


text:
Planning Monthly Webcasts
Co-Sponsored by the Arkansas Chapter, California Chapter, City Planning and Management Division, Colorado Chapter, Connecticut Chapter, County Planning Division, Delaware Chapter, Economic Development Division, Environment, Natural Resources, and Energy Division, Florida Chapter, Gays and Lesbians in Planning Division, Illinois Chapter, Iowa Chapter, Indiana Chapter, Kansas Chapter, Louisiana Chapter, Maryland Chapter, Massachusetts Chapter, Michigan Chapter, Mississippi Chapter, Missouri Chapter, National Capital Chapter, Nebraska Chapter, Nevada Chapter, New Jersey Chapter, New Mexico Chapter, New Urbanism Division, New York – Metro Chapter, New York - Upstate Chapter, North Carolina Chapter, Northern New England Chapter, Ohio Chapter, Pennsylvania Chapter, Planning and the Black Community Division, Planning and Women Division, Private Practice Division, Small Towns and Rural Planning Division, Technology Division, Texas Chapter, The Ohio State University, Transportation Division, Urban Design and Preservation Division, Utah Chapter, Virginia Chapter, Washington Chapter, Western Central, and Wisconsin Chapter.
Earn over 40 CM credits every year on your computer – at no cost to members of the APA chapters and divisions that support the Planning Webcast Consortium. Please check back periodically as we develop additional offerings throughout the year.
NOTE: To access the monthly webcasts participants will need is an internet connection.
For questions regarding these webcasts, please see our F.A.Q. Page. If you don't find what you are looking for, contact our webcast coordinator.
For past webcasts please visit our YouTube Channel. Please note, only those listed below under Distance Education are eligible for CM credits when viewed on YouTube.
Interested in learning more about the Planning Webcast Consortium, visit our Facebook page.
Do you have an idea for a webcast? Contact Ben Frost.
Law and Ethics Distance Education Sessions
Law Credits - The State of Takings after Koontz - 1.5 CM Law Approved - e#25656
Ethics Credits - Ethical Rules and Considerations for Planners, Plan Commissioners and Lawyers - 1.5 CM Ethics Approved - e#25655
All presentations start at 1 pm eastern time – Access for each presentation will begin at 12:50 pm eastern time.
Register Now! 2014 Sessions Announced
December 5 - New York Upstate Chapter - Recent Changes to the National Flood Insurance Program: What Can a Planner Do? - Jayme Breschard Thomann, AICP and Arthur Buckley, AICP - CM Pending
December 3 - Florida Chapter - Meeting Local Housing Needs with Smart Growth Tools in 2014 - Speakers: Jaime Ross, Patrick Maier and Gladys Schneider - CM Approved
November 21 - New Urbanism Division - Is it Time to Stop Planning "Complete Streets?" - Speakers: Andy Boenau, AICP, Colleen Hawkinson, AICP and Chris Shaheen, AICP - CM Pending
November 19 - Regional and Intergovernmental Planning Division - Drought Planning Toolbox: State Strategies for Mitigation and Adaptation - Speakers: John W. Balay, Debbie Davis-Franco and Taryn Finnessey - CM Approved
November 14 - Urban Design and Preservation Division - Creatively Transforming Streets for People in Los Angeles, Atlanta and Santa Monica - Speakers: Melani Smith, AICP, Jason Kligier, AICP, Valerie Watson and Shannon Powell - CM Approved
November 12 - Planning and the Black Community, EPA - Environmental Justice: A New Model for Planning in Underserved Communities - Charles Lee, Marva King, PhD, Mildred McClain, PhD and Carlton Eley - CM Pending
November 7 - Colorado Chapter - Measuring Progress: Performance Metrics as a Tool in Shaping Policy - Speakers: Lindsey Sousa, Patrick McLaughlin, Genevieve Hutchison and Molly Veldcamp - CM Approved
October 31 - Alaska Chapter - Stories from the Far North: Alaska Local Governments Build Climate Adaptation and Resiliency - Speaker: John Duffy - CM Approved
October 24 - Nebraska Chapter - Flood Insurance and Floodplain Management Planning - Speakers: Robert Butler, Shandi Teltschik and Mitch Paine - CM Approved
October 17 - Florida Chapter - Meeting Local Housing Needs with Smart Growth Tools in 2014 - Speakers: Jaime Ross, Patrick Maier and Gladys Schneider - CM Pending- POSTPONED
October 3 - Transportation Planning Division - Connecting Safe Routes to School Projects to the Greater Community - Speakers: Gabriela Juarez, Abby Mattera, Carol Kachadoorian and Ann Chanecka - CM Pending
September 24 - County Planning Division - Regulating Electronic Message Centers - Speakers: James Carpentier, AICP, Wendy Moeller, AICP and Mike Freeborg - CM Approved
September 19 - Northern New England Chapter - Ethics, Equity and Social Justice: Roles and Implications of Planners - Speakers: Victor Rubin and Anita Hairston, AICP - CM Approved - ETHICS CREDIT
September 17 - Planning and the Black Community/EPA - Getting Equitable Development into the Plan - Speakers: Carlton Eley, Eric Shaw, Harold Mitchell and Carolina Martinez - CM Approved
September 12 - Urban Design and Preservation Division - Defensible Historic Preservation Regulations - Speaker: Eric Damien Kelly, FAICP - LAW CREDIT
September 5 - North Carolina Chapter - Planning and Health: Guidance for Comprehensive Plans - Speakers: Jerry Weitz and Lori Rhew - CM Approved
August 22 - Private Practice Division - Youth Engagement and Community Leaders - Speakers: Ramona K. Mullahey, Carol Myers Flaute, Sharon M. Speights Gibson and Grace M. Trimble - CM Approved
August 15 - Iowa Chapter - Access Management and Complete Streets: Where Transportation Networks Meet Land Development - Speaker: Chris Albrecht - CM Approved
August 8 - Colorado Chapter - Participant Experience Design: New Communication Strategies to Make Public Engagement More Effective - Speakers: Brad Barnett, Daniella Fergusson and Chris Haller - CM Approved
July 25 - Northern New England Chapter - Advancing Sustainable Communities in Metro Boston: A Review of Planning Initiatives - Speakers: Amy Cotter and Jennifer Raitt - CM Approved
July 22 - Planning and the Black Community/EPA - Cultural Sustainability: Heritage Preservation and Place-making - Speakers: Carlton Eley, Denise E. Gilmore, Tomasita Duran and Charlene Vaughn - CM Approved
July 18 - Illinois Chapter and Planning & Law Division - Land Use and Climate Change: 20 Years After Lucas - Speakers: David Silverman and John Nolon - CM Approved - Law Credits!
July 11 - Northern New England Chapter - Current Perspectives on Inclusionary and Affordable Housing - Speakers: Kevin Walsh, Chelsea Maclean and Benjamin Frost, Esq. - CM Approved - Law Credits!
June 27 - New Jersey Chapter - Health Impact Assessments - Speakers: Jeanne Herb, Jon Carnegie, Karen Lowrie, Leigh Ann Von Hagen, AICP and David Kutner, AICP - CM Approved
June 20 - Florida Chapter - Planners and Planters: What Planners Need to Know about Creating a Sustainable Landscape for Today and Tomorrow - Speakers: Laura Sanagorski, Ted Kozak, AICP and Eric Power, AICP - CM APPROVED
June 6 - Economic Development Division - Retail, Race and Regional Economic Development in Chicago's Southern Suburbs - Speakers: Mike Hoffman, AICP, Bridget Lane, David Mekarski, AICP, Michael Brown and Janet Smith - CM Pending
May 30 - Private Practice Division - Age-Friendly Communities - Speakers: Dorian Block, Carolyn Rader, Judith Willett and Ramona Mullahey - CM APPROVED
May 16 - Northern New England Chapter - Advancing Sustainable Communities in Metro Boston: A Review of Planning Initiatives - Speakers: Amy Cotter and Jennifer Raitt - CM Pending - Postponed to July 25
April 25 - Wisconsin Chapter - Downtown Master Planning for Smaller Communities (20K & Under): A Market Driven Approach - Speakers: Andrew Dane, Bob Kost and David Milder - CM APPROVED
April 11 - Regional & Intergovernmental Planning Division - Is Your State Resilient? Planning for Climate Change - Speakers: Michael McCormick, Zoe P. Johnson, Julie Dennis - CM APPROVED
April 4 - Delaware Chapter - Promoting Active Communities Through Pedestrian and Bicycle Planning - Speakers: Gary Norris, AICP, Jeff Riegner, AICP, Ann Marie Townsend, Rich Vetter and James Galvin - CM Approved
March 28 - County Planning Division - Planning Resources to Improve Resiliance in Your County - Speakers: Susan Fox, Nate Herold, Jeffry Adkins and, Matthew Pendleton, GISP - CM Approved
March 21 - Nevada Chapter - Connecting Public Lands Planning to Local Communities - Speakers: Mark Spencer - CM Approved
March 14 - Ohio Chapter - Creating Plans for Mobile Devices - Speakers: Jennifer Evans Cowley, AICP - CM Approved
March 7 - Planning & Women Division, co-sponsored by Transportation Planning Division - Women and Transportation Planning: Understanding Gender Issues - Speakers: Leslie Woo, Lisa Schweitzer and Kit Keller - CM Approved
February 28 - New England Chapter - Planning Out of the Box and Keeping your Plan off of the Shelf - Speakers: Sandrine Thibault, AICP and Elizabeth Bar-El, AICP - CM Approved - Session is Filled
February 21 - Transportation Planning Division - Ferries: An Integral Part of Public Transit - Speakers: Noel P. Comeaux, Tim Payne and Hannah Henn - CM Approved
January 31 - Maryland Chapter - The Practice and Principles of Form Based Codes - Speakers: Geoff Ferrell, Jason Beske, Philip Dales - CM Approved
January 24 - Northern New England Chapter -How Department of Justice's ADA Rules on Mobility Devices Apply to Land Open to the Public - Speaker: Janet Zeller - CM Approved


text:
BOWMAN: There's no ducking these geese
BY DALE BOWMAN email@example.com February 1, 2013 9:53AM
Guide Jeff Norris flags a flock of Canada geese under the watchful eye of a decoy Friday in the final week of hunting for Canada geese in the north zone. | Dale Bowman~For Sun-Times Media
The wing beats of Canada geese, slow whoosh after slow whoosh, passed low enough over the goose pit to be heard plainly as I kept my head down so my glasses wouldn't spook the birds.
''Let them pass one time,'' guide Jeff Norris said.
That group didn't circle back. Instead, the birds kept on toward the ''Lotto Field.''
It didn't matter. We limited out by late morning while hunting a cornfield pit on the fringe of the western suburbs.
The action started even as we set up early Friday in warmth more apt for hunting doves than geese. Just after Norris dropped us off, geese closed in on the decoys.
Steve Behrends, a goose hunter from Naperville, nicely called the birds in. They swung past one side. The end hunter — one of the few other hunters working for a major Chicago newspaper — cleanly dropped one.
''One for the fourth estate,'' he said.
It's not news that the suburbs have evolved into a mecca for goose hunting. All five of us had hunted geese in southern Illinois, but geese have been short-stopping around Chicago for more than a decade because of a shift in climate and farming techniques.
This winter is no exception, despite our utter lack of winter.
Norris called in smaller groupings quickly enough that the others all limited out by about 10 a.m. It took me another half-hour to drop my second goose.
Nobody seemed to mind the extra time in the pit, which is called ''Moe'' after the leader of the Three Stooges. There was the usual male banter (even raunchier than you might think) mixed with serious talk about life, politics, outdoors and guns.
It was a wonder to watch the flocks pour into the ''Lotto Field,'' an unhunted field acting like a sanctuary among Norris' pits. During the course of the morning, we estimated more than a 1,000 geese landed there.
Even more wonderful — and odder in this odd winter — were the hundreds of ducks, primarily mallards, circling, passing and buzzing the goose decoys. At some point, all of five us made quacking noises, like a bunch of kids on a school trip to Lincoln Park Zoo.
Even as we stashed gear, guns and geese in Norris' truck, more geese swept over.
It was time.
Canada goose season ends Thursday in the north zone. Norris can be reached at (630) 264-1802 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Illinois hunting
Some over-the-counter permits remain for the second part of late-season antlerless and CWD deer seasons Friday through Sunday. . . . Archery deer and turkey seasons end Sunday.
In the lull between the two busiest weeks for outdoors shows is the Bedford Sales Open House (bedford-sales.com), which runs Friday through Sunday in Morris. David Dudley and Jim Saric are the headliners. Forrest L. Wood appears Saturday.
Wild things
Online registration for the Wild Things conference, the biennial gathering on Chicago nature Feb. 2 at UIC, ends Sunday. Go to habitatproject.org/WildThings2013/index.html.
Stray casts
''Tea Party patriots'' is as destructively nonsensical as ''bighead carp conservation.''


text:
White Collar Review: Into the Deepby Chandel Charles at . Comments
We really got down to the "Brass Tacks" this week on White Collar. There's a dirty Senator up to no good and Neal and Peter will stop at nothing to get to whatever he's hiding.
Unfortunately for the bureau, this investigation certainly won't be without its costs.
I didn't think we'd see the day when physical harm came to Peter, but when it did, it created all kinds of problems for Elizabeth, Neal and the bureau.
Rarely do we get to see Elizabeth express her feelings to Neal to the point of asking him to lie. In fact, it's normally been the exact opposite - she's usually trying to make Peter give Neal the benefit of the doubt in that department. It really hurt to see Neal fib to Peter's face, and his lack of evasiveness should have been a tell-tale sign to Peter that something more was at play. To have Elizabeth stand there and watch it was even more unnerving.
Then again, Peter is her husband and I can fully understand her impulse to keep him out of harm's way.
But while Peter was in the hospital, Neal and Diana got to spend some quality time together, which was a nice change of pace, despite the circumstances. I will say, though, that their Barber Shop takeover prior to Peter's crash was perhaps one of my favorite instances of crafty conning. The phone switch was pretty flawless for its off-the-cuff execution. Let's hope there are more moments like that to come!
And what about that troublesome key? Leave it to Jeff Eastin and company, and to the last sixty seconds of the episode, to deliver a revelation as novel as the key acting NOT in its obvious capacity, but rather as a skyline map of some kind. Genius, I tell you! It certainly will be interesting to see Peter and Neal tracking down the same lead unbeknownst to the other.
Highlights from this episode:
- Mozzie surrendering his "first born" for the greater good.
- Neal in that blue suit... it was really a shame we couldn't get that trending on Twitter. It was stunning.
- Getting a chance to see Mozzie and Jones team up for once, and Diana and Neal getting some partner work in as well.
Where in New York do you think that key will lead our favorite FBI agents and consultant too next week? Sound off below!
C. Charles is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.Tags: White Collar, Reviews
I hated that the writers had Elizabeth force Neal to lie outright to Peter: It was so out of character for E (who has backed up Neal from the start of the series) and really hurt the trust issues that were beginning to happen between Peter and Neal (I don't want to see the non-trusting go all the way back to square one). In one of the previous episodes, Neal told Peter that (1) he has the only person he really trusted and (2) he had never told him a deliberate lie to his face (only let him draw incorrect conclusions). This will really hurt the series (and relationship between the characters) unless the writers 'fix' this very, very soon. Also, part of Neal's persona always had to do with some woman in his life: That's been missing ever since Jan. 22 continued; and I miss that flirtatious side of Neal (and wish Sara would reappear, and not to just take a job overseas and disappear completely, as Jeff Eastin implied). Writers, please make these fixes, or the show will have a very short shelf life, and it's too good a show for that to happen.
I dont have issues with the trust thing, though I'm not happy its still there. My biggest issue is El. I can understand her concern and I honestly expected her to later say to Neal, sorry for asking you to lie to Peter.. I was upset, etc. And I cant say what, but I have feeling there is more to her telling Neal what she did than just being concern for her husband. The feeling is a bad one. It be a twist. And if its something done that's shocking like another show I watch it could rock the show HaRd.
I don't have any problems with the trust issues, I think that's what makes the show interesting. But this episode still blew because of the way they did it. El behaved so out of character, that made her very unlikeable. And there was too much El in this episode for me anyway. I would have liked to get more Neal and Peter scenes together, instead of El and Peter scenes.
Terrie I believe that was the reason the show worked in the beginning and I was totally on board but now it's getting ridiculous. The characters have been through so much, they care about each other so that premise is no longer believable. Also if they continue with this we will get the same repetitive speeches "He lied to me, I can't believe he doesn't trust me, bla bla". They need to move on from the trust issue especially because I think the show is strong enough not to need that. Come on writers you can do better.
Time and time again we've see Neal and Peter lie to one another......but they get past it for the greater good which is nailing the bad guys..........that's the essential reason why White Collar works as a show......well, that and Matt Bomer's good looks...... ;)
Danna is right on. The whole "you can't trust him thing" limits any real development in the plot lines. Making Peter suspicious just motivates him more and will likely prompt him to include Jones and Diana in the "revelation", which will sour them as well. I'm beginning to hate this show.
Peter is a FBI agent that by definition implies some risk. Are we suppose to believe that before Neal started working with Peter every time Peter investigated a potentially dangerous case El would go to Reese and ask him take Peter off the case so he wouldn't get hurt? "On the other hand, damn did Neal look good in the blue suit" .....you can say that again!:))))
Why was Neal so cool and collected about the whole thing? It seemed like he didn't care that Peter was in an accident at all, instead going about business as usual. I would rather have had scenes in which Neal worried about Peter than scenes in which El worried, for which I couldn't care less.
wow do i hate el. peter should divorce her but we know thats not going to happen..
Poor El, she is so affaid of something happening to Peter that she was willing to sell out Neal and Peter's relationship


text:
California Drought Intensifies
The relentless heat that has plagued the western half of the country this summer has ratcheted up California's terrible drought once again.
Record Highs vs. Record Lows
Record highs have outpaced record lows by a bigger margin each decade since the 1960s.
Annual Number of Big Wildfires is on the Rise
The number of big fires has shot up since 1970, with the largest number occurring during the years with the highest temperatures.
It's Official: 2012 is Hottest U.S. Year on Record
A snapshot of how 2012 stacks up against the five other warmest years ever recorded in the U.S.
Top 10 Weather and Climate Events of 2012
From Hurricane Sandy to record heat, here is our list of the top 10 extreme weather and climate events of 2012.
2012: Warmest March Ever Recorded
You knew it was warm last month, but today it's official: it wasn't just warm; it was the warmest March ever recorded in the U.S.
Top 10 Hardest Hit States of 2011
A look at which states were hit hardest by extreme climate and weather events in 2011.
The Russian Heat Wave of 2010: Summer Temperatures
The average temperature in Moscow during June, July and August 2010 was significantly hotter than any year since 1950.


text:
Also Known As
- Kenny Young
Game Credits
|LittleBigPlanet 2 (2011)
|(Audio Lead)
|LittleBigPlanet (2008)
|('Gardens iMusic' composed by)
|Beats (2007)
|(Sound Design)
|Heavenly Sword (2007)
|(Audio Production)
|24: The Game (2006)
|(Game Sound Effects Editing)
|EyeToy: Kinetic (2005)
|(Sound Design)
|Fired Up (2005)
|(Sound Design)
|Go! Sudoku (2005)
|(Lord of Calm)
|EyeToy: Chat (2004)
|(Sound Effects)
|The Getaway: Black Monday (2004)
Developer Biography
Kenny is from Edinburgh, Scotland, and lives near London working as an audio designer at Media Molecule, where he is responsible for the audio experience in the PlayStation 3 title LittleBigPlanet. Before joining Media Molecule Kenny was employed as a sound designer at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe's London Studio where he worked on over a dozen titles including 24: The Game, EyeToy: Kinetic, Fired Up, Gangs of London, The Getaway: Black Monday and Heavenly Sword. Prior to this he studied music technology as an undergraduate and went on to gain an MA, with distinction, in sound design.
Kenny is an active member of the game audio community, sits on the GDC Audio Advisory Board, and has spoken at the Develop Conference, GDC, GDC Europe, GameCity, the University of Edinburgh, Leeds College of Music and Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies. In October 2005, Kenny set up www.gamesound.org as a resource for those wishing to learn more about sound for games.
Last updated: Jul 09, 2009
Kenneth Young
Related Sites
There are no related websites on file for this developer. If you know of any related websites for the person, please consider contributing them.


text:
Ansell's ActivArmr series gloves are designed with specific trades in mind. The company's hvac gloves have Kevlar woven into the fabric to prevent cuts from sharp sheet metal. Instead of being flat, the gloves are shaped to conform to the natural contours of the hand. A Velcro tab at the wrist keeps them on, and foam nitrile palms make for better gripping. Other models have been tailored to the needs of electricians, laborers, carpenters, and plumbers.
¦ Price: $18. 800-326-6529. www.ansellconstruction.com.
The introduction and development of power tools so completely transformed construction...
Dear DIYer: If you can't be bothered to read the tool manual then at least fill out an...
Work Wear and Gear
Doug Mahoney
Product Watch
A miniscule fine was imposed for a safety violation that led to the death of a 20 year...
These thin grippy gloves provide moderate protection from the cold without feeling...
Please read our Content Guidelines before posting.
Check out Tool Videos from our Editors and Contributors
Copyright ©
2014 Hanley Wood Media, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
App DescriptionBlink TV enables you to watch live TV on the move from all over the world. Enjoy the following features:
âś" Over 30 Channels
âś" Optimised Adaptive Streaming compatible with cellular networks and wifi
âś" Optimised for iOS 6
âś" iPhone 5 ready
âś" Easy to use user interface
âś" iPad friendly
âś" High quality streams
Blink, so you won't miss it !
We are actively adding new tv stations to our database daily. Please stay tuned for the next big update !
App Changes
January 09, 2013 Price Decrease: $0.99 -> FREE!
December 09, 2012 Initial Release


text:
Chipotle General Manager Interview Questions
Interview Experience
Interview Experience
Getting an Interview
Getting an Interview
Interview Difficulty
Interviews for Top Jobs at Chipotle
- Crew Member (328)
- Crew (49)
- Team Member (40)
- Cashier and Crew Member (31)
- Cashier (15)
- Line Worker (11)
- General Manager (11)
- Chipotle Crew Member (9)
- Restaurant Team Member Crew (6)
- Apprentice General Manager (5)
- Restaurant Team Member - Crew (4)
- Service Manager (4)
- Cook (4)
- Compliance Specialist (3)
- Kitchen Manager (3)
- Crew Member (Front Line) (3)
- Cashier/Crew Member (3)
- Apprentice Manager (3)
- Team Crew (3)
- Team Crew Member (3)
- Prep Cook/Dishwasher (2)
- Line Crew (2)
- Area Manager (2)
- Assistant Manager (2)
- Kitchen Crew (1)
- Prep Cook (1)
- Development Coordinator (1)
- Quality Assurance Specialist (1)
- QA Engineer (1)
- Real Estate Manager (1)
11 Candidate Interview Reviews Back to all interviewsSort: Popular Date Difficulty
General Manager Interview
I applied online – interviewed at Chipotle in November 2014.
Applied online and quickly recieved a reply with a link to an online interview. Very simple, basic question. You have 2 minutes to answer each question but 30 seconds before to consider your response. No do overs! Would have preferred an actual in person interview.
- List in order the most important thing:
Customers, sales, employees Answer Question
Other Interview Reviews for Chipotle
1 person found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied in-person – interviewed at Chipotle.Interview Details
Four interviews and working the AGM position for over a year to "prove" that you can do the job. Very difficult interview overall. More of acting the position of GM first and then going over how you were going to become an RT or turn the store around. Lots of pressure on performance.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsVery little negotiation allowed; college degree was more of a disadvantage (superiors felt intimidated?) than an advantage, which was disappointing.Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceDifficult Interview
- At a different restaurant than your home restaurant; spend 30 minutes observing and then diagnose why the restaurant is not yet restauranteur. Answer Question
1 person found this helpful
General Manager InterviewInterview Details
I went online to apply for the job. I got a call from HR to schedule an interview. The process is pretty quick. The first one was a phone interview and a few days later, I got a phone call for a face-to-face interview.Interview Questions
Declined Offer
- What is your long term goals? Answer Question
4 people found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 5 weeks – interviewed at Chipotle.Interview Details
I had four interviews consisting of a video interview, phone Interview and 2 face to face interviews with different area managers. In the end I was not offered a position. I am fine with Chipotle's decision to not proceed with the hiring process, but I think that after going through four interviews an email explaining their decision would have been appropriate. I had to check my status online in order to get an update and still didn't receive a response after I emailed the recruiter asking for feedback as to what I could have done better. During the recruiting process Chipotle praised themselves as being very 'laid back'. I think after looking at the situation as a whole some of that transcends to unprofessionalism.Interview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
- Do you include members of your team in daily decisions. View Answer
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Chipotle.Interview Details
I had 3 interviews. Video, phone, in person. All communication was done through email. In person interview was with 3 people in a relaxed setting. I prepared very well for these interviews and did quite well. However, none of my preparation and qualifications mattered. Nor did it matter how I answered. Chipotle isn't looking for the best candidate to lead one of their restaurants. They're looking for someone that's young, hip, and cool. This is the reason for their high turn over rate. They have no leadership in their resturaunts.Interview Questions
No Offer
- None, but I'm also a hiring manager so I was prepared. View Answer
2 people found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at Chipotle.Interview Details
There are many interviews, they focus in experience and to see if you are a good fir for their culture they want to see a upbeat personality so drink a red bull before you go.
They like to see high level of energy and flexible schedule to work those long hoursInterview Questions
Accepted Offer
- They have you run a shift with a training store and see your performance Answer Question
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Chipotle in February 2014.Interview Details
Submitted a resume and was contacted about doing an online interview, in which you are recorded on your computer. I will say it is a good idea even though I did not get the job but I still would have liked to get in front of a real person. I am sure it allows them to accept more people for the interview processInterview Questions
No OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Questions are normal interview questions nothing out of the ordinary Answer Question
8 people found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Chipotle in July 2011.Interview Details
Applied to ad FOR Store Mgrs.Given interview @Job Fair. Told AT interview "NOBODY'S hired INTO Mgmt." Bait & Switch offer of $8.50hr to 'work way up ladder'.NO gauruntees,NOT even a fasttrack program. Not ONE word of this disclosed upfront. As a GM of 20years I felt the whole thing was unprofessional.Reasons for Declining
* I cut the interview short and explained that I would take my 20 years of Restaurant Management experience to someone who was looking to run an HONEST ad, conduct a LEGITIMATE interview for such a position and consider my credentials appropriatley. Not smart to leave a $45-50k career for an $8.50 hour "OPPURTUNITY". Company is rated as having GREAT pay & perks for Management but I don't think I would ever work for a company who engaged in such misleading recruitment practices 'just' to get you in the door to begin with.Declined OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
2 people found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2+ weeks – interviewed at Chipotle in February 2010.Interview Details
Really enjoyed interviewing with the Regional Manager. He was specific but enjoyable to interview with. Would much rather have him as a direct boss than who currently is my boss.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsDidn't really have a choice, should definately offer more for GM role.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- do not remember- was more as a conversation Answer Question
1 person found this helpful
General Manager InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Chipotle in February 2009.Interview Details
Interview process was extremely unprofessional. After 2 in store interviewsi was asked to Merry at a deli to discuss options. The area manager couldn't give me any definitive answers. Everything was kind of up in the air. I had 6 years management experience going into this interview and was told that I had to start as a crew member but not to worry because turnover was high so I would move up quickly.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThere was no negotiations.Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
- Couldn't give me a straight answer about salary. Answer Question
Is this helpful? The community relies on everyone sharing – Add Anonymous Interview Review


text:
WHAM13 - Search Results
Medley Centre owners respond to violations, repairs
Irondequoit, N.Y. -- A 5 p.m. deadline for the owner of Medley Centre has come and gone.
The Town of Irondequoit told Scott Congel to fix damages inside the mall or face charges in the form of code violations.
It now appears as if the town intends to get tough with the mall's owner and take him to court for these alleged violations.
The town's fire marshal has submitted paperwork to the court minutes after 5 p.m. accusing Bersin Properties, the Congel-controlled company that owns Medley Centre, of violating two town codes.
The first is for fire alarm and sprinkler systems that no longer work and were not properly taken out of service.
The second is for leaving combustible material in the mall.
The town is not pursuing the third violation, claiming the property wasn't plowed because apparently it was plowed as recently as today.
The code violations stem from a January inspection of the property by the fire marshal after a water pipe burst.
Photos obtained from the town show what the barely 24-year-old vacant mall now looks like on the inside. Water damage, buckled floor tiles, collapsed ceiling tiles, standing water and frozen water in certain areas were visible in the photos that were obtained via a Freedom of Information request.
Town Supervisor Adam Bello has said he sees this as a public safety hazard.
Even if people aren't using the mall anymore, Bello said first responders or others who gain access to the building could be at risk if there were a fire or structural damage.
In a media briefing late Thursday afternoon, Bello said the town's taxpayers could be held liable if something were to happen. He added that the taxpayers have already invested millions in various forms to build and maintain the mall and he did not want to see that investment crumble.
The mall's owner provided local media with a letter sent to the town in recent days that claims these issues have been resolved: debris inside was cleaned up and a plan to disable the fire sprinkler systems is being executed.
With the fire marshal filing charges, it would appear that the letter did not satisfy the town.
"Seeing is believing," Bello said of the town's approach to claims that problems have been resolved as stated in that letter to the town.
If convicted in court of these violations, daily fines of up to $1,000 could be collected.
For more on the Medley Centre owners' response to the violations and repairs, click here.


text:
Leap Day babies celebrate their unique birth date
Jan Harrell of Ashland, Ore., handles off years by staying up until midnight with friends who shout "Happy birthday!" in "that magical nanosecond" between Feb. 28 and March 1.
Jina Yoo's Asian Bistro owner chosen for South Korean 'MasterChef'
Jina Yoo doesn't need anyone's opinion on her cooking; if she thinks it's good, it's good. The Columbia restaurant owner has been chosen to compete in South Korea's "MasterChef" cooking competition.
Annual Polar Bear Plunge held in unseasonably warm weather
The Polar Bear Plunge was held Saturday at Stephens Lake Park. The event raised more than $97,800 for Special Olympics Missouri.
MULTIMEDIA: Columbia Quilts of Valor members make quilts for veterans
A group of Columbia women meet weekly to make quilts to donate to service members. Five quilts will be presented to veterans Monday.
Lessons on love: Columbia residents share lifetimes of wisdom
When it comes to love and relationships, can you really trust the experts, counselors and magazines? Why not take it from these 10 residents with more than 400 combined years of marriage among them?
Lessons on love: Take a canoe trip together
Mike Farrall says attempting a canoe trip can be very insightful about another person's nature.
Lessons on love: Divide the labor
Take it from Mike and Priscilla Farrall: Doing the dishes can be kind of fun when the labor is divided.
Lessons on love: Leave work at work
Ed and Judith Chmielewski say that not talking about work can help relationships.
Lessons on love: Balance each other out
Ed and Judith Chmielewski say their balance between introvert and extrovert works well.
Lessons on love: Encourage each other's talents
When Mary Ginsburg's husband, Larry, retired, she made sure to encourage his passion for painting. Now that Larry is gone, his art is still something she fondly remembers about him.
Lessons on love: Don't rush into a relationship
Retired teacher Jean Baldwin says getting into a relationship at your own pace is important.
Lessons love: Show kindness to everyone
Marilyn Arrington, who was married for 47 years, says it is most important to be kind.
Lessons on love: Be prepared to work hard
Yvette Elmore has worked hard her entire life.
Lessons on love: Demonstrate compassion
Kusum Chandrapal says volunteering at an orphanage in India taught her that everyone needs love.
Lessons on love: Love like crazy
Otie Kinnear has always counted on his wife, Imogene, to be by his side. Even after more than 67 years of marriage, Otie still drops everything he's doing to talk to her every morning.
10 Lessons on love: Columbia seniors share lifetimes of wisdom
Ten senior citizens with more than 400 years of combined marriage experience weigh in on what lessons they have learned about love over the years.
Kansas City groups work to preserve the city's 'urban forest'
As Kansas City removes thousands of old, damaged trees every year, the Department of Parks and Recreation is working with various groups to plant new ones.
Organist with autism speaks through his music
Organist David Kuhns, 38, has autism, and music is how he best expresses himself.
Cape Girardeau police officers say they're more efficient with laptops
With laptops, officers no longer have to make trips back to the police station to file reports, saving a lot of time. The Cape Girardeau Police Department was the largest Missouri police force to not have laptops in its vehicles.
Dawn Heese finds success as professional quilter
Heese has been quilting for 13 years but has only just recently started her own business. She has created a fabric line and published three books in her first three years as a professional quilter.


text:
At 10:09 AM -0800 3/8/04, Tim Bray wrote: >I don't think charmod should have a SHOULD in favor either of >single-encoding or UTF-8/16. I think it should point out that each >alternative is a good choice in lots of situations. -Tim > > Given that "All XML processors MUST accept the UTF-8 and UTF-16 encodings of Unicode" (XML 1.1 spec, section 2.2) I can't quite see the reason why any protocol would choose to forbid either of these. Let people work with whichever one seems most convenient to them locally. -- Elliotte Rusty Harold firstname.lastname@example.com Effective XML (Addison-Wesley, 2003) http://www.cafeconleche.org/books/effectivexml http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN%3D0321150406/ref%3Dnosim/cafeaulaitAReceived on Monday, 8 March 2004 14:11:45 GMT
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.2.0+W3C-0.50 : Thursday, 26 April 2012 12:47:25 GMT


text:
Enjoy the following analysis of the Republican debate on October 11, 2011 from Dartmouth College. For this debate, expert nonverbal communication specialists Dawn Sweet, PhD and Maggie Pazian also offer their comments.
We each offer our comments from our unique perspectives to provide a fun yet also in-depth review based on previous research of important nonverbal communication elements that were present during the debate.
Jeff Thompson: Arguably the most visible nonverbal gesture tonight was Newt Gingrich and the use of his index finger in the form of pointing. In previous debates I have called his actions reminiscent of a preacher and cowboy, and for this debate, he used his finger pointing to emphasize many of his points. When clustered with his words and others actions, such as deciding, and being permitted, to interrupt host Charlie Rose, it shows me his confidence and an aggressive manner. This picture below demonstrates how often he used this gesture and also in a variety of ways.


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Sort by: Date | Rating | Most Helpful
"This recipe is awesome! Turns out perfect every time."
"This was fabulous! First time I ever made risotto, and it turned out perfect! Thanks so much!"


text:
When you wait for my glance you wait as you are, but when I come and knock at your door I have come to destroy you as you are, because I know that only then will the hidden within you be released. Then you become afraid.
People like freedom, but they are fearful also. When the freedom is not there they think about it, they dream about it, they fantasize, but when freedom comes they become afraid because freedom brings with it many more things than they ever thought about. Freedom brings insecurity. Freedom brings adventure, but insecurity also. Freedom brings a bigger sky, it gives you wings, but then the bigger sky can be dangerous also. Freedom is very dangerous. To live in freedom is to live dangerously. You come to me, you seek freedom, but deep down I see you are also saying, "Don't make us free, please don't push us into freedom. Let us cling to you, let us depend on you." And you go on asking and praying, "Give us freedom." With one hand you ask, with another hand you deny; one part of you says yes, another part of you goes on saying no.
Have you watched your mind? You say yes-no together. Maybe one is a little louder and the other is not so loud, maybe you are very cunning and you don't listen to the other when you say the one, but just be a little watchful. Whenever you say yes, just by the side lingers the no. Then you are in a constant conflict. You would like for me to come to your door - but then you will close the door because I will come as I am, not as you expect me. I will come as I am, not according to your dreams.
Always remember to find the small causes for the things that happen in you and around you. Sometimes you start asking for very deep and great reasons which are not there - and particularly in the West for everything - because of the two hundred years of psychology, and the training in psychology and psychiatry. The knowledge of psychology has become common knowledge, everybody knows about it. People go on digging deep into small things which have nothing much in them, simple facts, and they go on bringing things up which are not at all connected.
Just this morning I was reading an anecdote.
A psychoanalyst and a friend were standing, looking at the sky through the window and discussing something. The psychoanalyst said, "Remarkable! Look!" Some work was going on. A building was to be demolished and a few laborers were working with barrows. He said, "Look, twelve persons are working with barrows - eleven are pushing them in front of them and one is pulling it. Eleven pushing, one pulling: there must be an explanation for it. There must be some deep-rooted inhibition in that man. Or something happened in childhood with his parents, something to do with a primal. There must be some deep-rooted problem involved. We must go and ask." So they went down.


text:
Please log in or register to manage your account
Model: 61602U01C Item: STX61602U01C
Made entirely of recycled materials. Letter size documents or literature can be stored in one of the 12 sturdy compartments. Each compartment features a convenient label holder to easily identify its contents. Simple assembly requires no tools. Organizers can be stacked up to 72 compartments high. Literature Sorter Type: Stackable; Number of Compartments: 12; Compartment Size: 9 3/4" x 12" x 2 1/10"; Material(s): Plastic.
Storex Portable File Storage Box w/Organizer Lid, Letter/Legal, Black
$30.44$1857 / each
Storex Portable File Storage Box w/Drawer, Letter, Latch, Black
$29.15$1807 / each
Storex Archive Storage Box for Letter Size Hanging Files, 24" Depth, Gray
$61.88$4022 / each


text:
Whelchel, Wilkie, Gilkie?
Generations of Gainesville and Hall County students, not to mention the rest of Northeast Georgia, have either had classes in or walked by Park Hall numerous times on the main campus of the University of Georgia in Athens.
Jones Elementary School may be no more, but the Sylvester B. Jones name lives on as the Hall County school board plans to continue to make use of the building in Chicopee Village.
Gainesville has had a variety of industries over time, making everything from ball bearings to chicken pluckers.
Helen, the Bavarian-themed village in northern White County, is well known around the state and Southeast.
White Sulphur Springs in eastern Hall County perhaps is the best known of the mineral springs resorts during their heyday in the last part of the 19th century and early part of the 20th century.
This year's 9th District U.S. House races are provoking considerable interest despite low voter turnout. It's the first time in several years the election has been close enough for a runoff.
It's a Methodist church, but instead of sprinkling water on the heads of new members, they more likely will be baptized in the Chattahoochee River that flows just a stone's throw away.
The 19th annual Spelling Bee to benefit the Alliance for Literacy was held a few days ago at Brenau University's Pearce Auditorium in Gainesville.
Hall County, somewhat of a health resort in the 1800s and early 1900s, at the time had one of the lowest death rates in the United States.
If you've lived around Gainesville a while, you know where that whistle comes from that blows at 8 a.m., noon, 12:30 and 4:30 p.m., Georgia Chair Co. on Industrial Boulevard.
The guy who cranked out the very first issues of what was then the Gainesville Daily Times Jan. 26, 1947, died the other day.
Sometimes you find treasure within a treasure that you weren't even looking for.
Gainesville was one of the first towns in the South to have electricity, courtesy of Gen. A.J. Warner and others who built a hydroelectric plant on the Chestatee River between Gainesville and Dahlonega and later Dunlap Dam on the Chattahoochee River near the site of today's American Legion Post 7.
Gainesville was just becoming known as a health resort and a North Georgia leader in 1878 when it was host to a convention of Georgia editors and publishers, the largest such gathering ever held at the time.
The lights decorating the Gainesville Civic Center and its front campus provide a perfect bookend to the annual Christmas on Green Street with the holly tree lighted by the Rotary Club at the other end of the historic street.
Just as the attack by Japanese on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, came on a Sunday, so is today's 73rd anniversary of that fateful day.
Brenau University perhaps is in its most aggressive mode in its history with all the building going on at its expanding Gainesville campus and its arms spread wide to locations in Atlanta, Augusta and King's Bay.
Carl Sanders, the Georgia governor from 1963-67, who died last week, had a lot of Gainesville connections.
Nothing funner on a rainy day than pulling out family photo albums, reminiscing and laughing over how you, your children, grandchildren and others have changed through the years.
Tuesday is Veterans Day, when at the 11th hour on the 11th day of November, the 11th month, citizens and veterans across the country honor and remember veterans of all wars.
The Cooper Pants Factory historical marker at the corner of Maple and Broad streets in Gainesville has been appropriately unveiled in remembrance of those who died in the 1936 tornado, specifically those killed in the tragic fire that engulfed the pants factory.
Gainesville High School students and alumni are familiar with The Trumpeter, the school newspaper for decades.
Time for another little local history trivia quiz. Answers follow:
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and local leaders broke ground for Buford Dam in 1949, and it would be another seven years before the first trickle of water from the Chattahoochee River would begin to form Lake Lanier.
Page 1 of 1
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2014 The Times, Gainesville, GA. All rights reserved. Privacy policy and Terms of service


text:
Issue may contain the Mark Jewelers insert.
Russell Carley produced breakdowns for Fleisher's scripts, as confirmed by Michael Fleisher.
house ad for Limited Collector's Edition (DC, 1972 series) #C-24; includes order form
three gag cartoons
house ad for Batman (DC, 1940 series) #254, on sale October 23, and Witching Hour (DC, 1969 series) #38, on sale October 16
Letters submitted by Jim Quinn; Jeff B. and Christopher M.; Bob Greenberger; Jim Harris; Valerie Lee; John Elliot


text:
|04 May 2009
Windows Se7en
Windows 7 RC and ALC889A onboard sound?
I just wanted to ask if anybody solved the no sound problem with a ALC889A (or similar) on a Windows 7 install?
I already tried a lot of things.
-I have installed the Realtek High Definition Audio Driver 2.22, and some older ones.
-I have installed the Realtek AC'97 in various versions. It appears in the installed programs list, but doesn't change anything in the Hardware Manger.
-I have run the Windows Update for the Realtek driver. Now it installs the 220.127.116.11.0 version, when there is no other. That number has been changing with the High Definition Audio Drivers.
(others were: 184.108.40.20632 and 18.104.22.16894)
Still no sound.
What can I do?
Please help! If anybody fixed this issue, please tell me how to do it.
I have a Gigabyte P35-DS3 mainboard by the way.
|My System Specs
|06 Jun 2009
I have the same problem with my software bugging when I install the driver. I have a GIGABYTE GA-P35-DS4 with.
I have tried everything, installed first rev. 2.0 then 2.1 at this page.
At first when I installed the driver, the sound worked for some days, but now no sound, which is weird. I'm not sure which one to use, because they look the same.
I can refer you to the Realtek HD no sound - Windows 7 RC x64 thread here, see if you can figure it out. If so, please write what you did to make it work
|My System Specs
|09 Jun 2009
Progressing news. As we speak, I'm sitting and hearing music on my media player using a ALC889A. Yeah I'm the same from before.
The sound only comes out from the right speaker, but better than nothing.
- What I did was to firstly uninstall the sound drivers manually(probably automated installed by windows 7)
- the computer then had to reboot
- Then I installed the latest rev. 2.1 and rebooted again.
- And voila.
The sound is okay but you can hear flickery sound in a low frequence whenever you do something on the desktop. When I watch youtube the sound scratches a lot.
The software still detects the wrong inputs I'm using:
That's all I have to offer, hope you can use it.
|My System Specs
|10 Jun 2009
Windows7 Build 7600
Download the win7 updated drivers from the realtek website instead..
Using them for my alc899a on my P35DS3P mobo...... No problems
|My System Specs
|08 Apr 2010
Tried.. didn't work. Must be a physical error or smthn
|My System Specs
|08 Jun 2010
Windows 7 64bit
I've got a very similar problem with the ALC892 onboard sound with my Asus M4A89GTD Pro. First, sound was dreadful with scratches and very muffled, now with the 2.48 (220.127.116.1101), the sound is ALMOST unnoticeable; the volume is so low and I have everything turned up to see if it was even working.
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads for2: Windows 7 RC and ALC889A onboard sound?
|S/PDIF Optical out - No sound from receiver (onboard and sound card)
|Sound & Audio
|New windows 7 prem. 32 bit on new HD. No sound from onboard device.
|Sound & Audio
|No sound in windows 7, onboard soundcard.
|Sound & Audio
|Realtek ALC889A no sound in windows
|Sound & Audio
|onboard sound vs. Addon sound card
|Sound & Audio
|Low sound issues w/ Realtek HD Audio (ALC889A)
|Sound & Audio
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:17 PM.


text:
(Corrects headline, first paragraph to say estimate for 2011.)
Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Brazil's net debt probably was 36.5 percent of gross domestic product last year, Finance Minister Guido Mantega said in a conference call with reporters today.
To contact the reporter on this story: Arnaldo Galvao in Brasilia Newsroom at email@example.com
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Joshua Goodman at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
3 single best friends vow to get themselves hitched within a year, after they attend the lavish New Year's Eve wedding of a 4th friend.Read More »
First Looks At Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Jill Scott In James Brown Biopic 'Get On Up'Read More »
Chadwick Boseman Will Break 4th Wall In James Brown Biopic + New Pic Shows Off His PompadourRead More »
Jill Scott Will Play One Of James Brown's Wives In Biopic Starring Chadwick BosemanRead More »
As many of us know, David E. Talbert's film, "Baggage Claim", opens in theaters on Friday, September 27th. As I have mentioned previously, I loved the film. It was witty, cute, and funny.Read More »
Jill Scott Joins Derek Luke, Books Co-Starring Role In CBS Detective Pilot 'Second Sight'Read More »
We're late on reporting this, but better late than never.Read More »
Jill Scott, J Cole Also In Casting Mix For David E. Talbert's Rom-Com 'Baggage Claim'Read More »
A full cast of African American women in this version of Steel Magnolias. Queen Latifah takes on the Sally Field lead role. Also stars Alfre Woodard, Jill Scott, Phylicia and Condola Rashad and Adepero Oduye.Read More »


text:
Discover Chocolate and Live La Vida Cocoa!
Do you need both a chocolate melter machine and a temper machine? Or does the temper machine do the melting as well?
© 2014 Created by Clay Gordon.
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.