text:
Another Year of Support from the STI Group
Local industrial leader STI Group held its10th annual Richard Purkey Memorial Golf Tournament for the benefit of the Food Bank on Oct. 24. It was a beautiful day for golf and a great day for those served by the Food Bank since the event generated $56,000 in proceeds. We are grateful for the great partnership with STI Group and for its partnership with so many corporate vendors that makes the success of this event possible In two years as STI Group's chosen beneficiary, the event has yielded funds sufficient for us to be able to provide close to 350,000...Read More
Successful Food Drives for Entergy and 4-H
On Saturday, October 11, more than 30 employees of Entergy and about 20 young people and adult supervisors associated with 4-H conducted food drives in front of several food retailers throughout the Golden Triangle and beyond. Their commitment of time and energy inspired good public response and generated collection of more than 5,500 pounds of food and more than $4,400 for the benefit of the Food Bank. Their efforts yielded food and funds sufficient to help provide about 17,500 meals in our community. Entergy's Volunteer Council organized its drive, gathering school...Read More
Share Your Christmas Season is Here! Biggest Food Drive of Our Year!
Share Your Christmas is an annual joint collaborative effort between the Southeast Texas Food Bank and KBMT to raise funds and collect food to sustain the Food Bank through the high demand holiday season. This year's Share Your Christmas food drive ends December 4. Businesses, schools, individuals, families, and religious or civic groups can participate to help mobilize our region's response to hunger in the holiday season. Businesses wishing to support Share Your Christmas by conducting a friendly competitive food drive with other area businesses can find more information about how to...Read More
This Garage Sale Filled Plates
A hearty thank you to Trinity United Methodist Church in Beaumont for delivering a $4,700 donation to the Food Bank! The proceeds are the outcome of a church garage sale held several weeks ago. Thank you to the church family for pulling together to produce benefit for the hungry in Southeast Texas!Read More
HEB Takes Action Against Hunger
HEB honored the Southeast Texas Food Bank during Hunger Action Month with a very generous donation of $13,000 raised through its annual Help End Hunger campaign. HEB corporate officials Eddie Garcia and Danny Flores traveled to Beaumont to join local HEB staff in presenting the donation to Food Bank staff. Thanks to HEB and its loyal customers for making an impact on hunger in Southeast...Read More
Star Campbell – Featured Volunteer
Star is 13 years old and is in the 8th grade attending Clute Intermediate School. Star is an A/B student in school and loves to help people. Star loves basketball and cheerleading. Music is a big part of her life, too. She spends the summer with her Grandmother Ruby Owens who is on staff at the Southeast Texas Food Bank. Ms. Ruby runs the Retail Store and oversees the non-food area and this is where Star does most of her volunteering. Star is also very helpful in other areas such as office help. She is diligent to complete her tasks and does them with integrity. We are always happy to have...Read More
SETX Food Bank Volunteer from Lamar receives prestigious nomination
Beaumont Enterprise Article, July 21, 2014 Lamar linebacker Logan Moss has been nominated to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, the most prestigious off-the-field honor in college football. Moss, an Orangefield native, organized a group of players to volunteer at the local food bank and spoke to the local middle school students about anti-bullying. Past members of the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team include Super Bowl champion quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning and Heisman Trophy winners Robert Griffin III and Tim Tebow. The staff here at the SETX Food Bank wish to add our congratulations to...Read More
Special Thanks to JoAnn's Fabric and Craft Store
JoAnn's in Beaumont has donated to the Southeast Texas Food Bank for more than two years now and we want to say a big THANK YOU to them. JoAnn's donates once a month and are in an ongoing partnership with the SETX Food Bank at the store level. In their expression for a higher level of service to the community they made the decision to partner with us as they are focused on improving key areas. The items they donate to us are discontinued items and are not returns or salvage. The majority of these items are funneled to our local teachers through our School Tools program. Having a great...Read More
Third Annual "Will Golf for Food" Tournament to Benefit the Food Bank – Sept. 12, 2014
The third annual "Will Golf for Food" tournament to raise funds for the Southeast Texas Food Bank's services will be held at Bayou Din Golf Club in Beaumont on Friday, September 12, 2014. A scramble format is used and there are morning and afternoon tee times that teams can request. Tournament Info Registration Form Submit a registration form by mail to: Southeast Texas Food Bank P.O. Box 21012 Beaumont, TX 77720 Call (409) 839-8777 with questions. Give your best shot in the fight against...Read More
Linda Faraci – Featured Volunteer
One of our most enthusiastic volunteers here at the Southeast Texas Food Bank works in the School Tools Program. Linda Faraci comes to the School Tools Supply Room two days a week to help select and pack school supplies for the teachers whose students qualify for the assistance. She is the model for customer service and understands the important role teachers play in the success of their students. Linda retired from teaching after 37 years of service. Her "claim to fame" is being the "The Best Granny in SETexas". The stories about the adventures with her grandchildren are so...Read More


text:
Patt Morrison for July 23, 2010
The African American community's haze over Prop. 19—the double edged sword of legalizing marijuana
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
The African American community's vote on Proposition 19 could have a major impact on whether it passes or not
There has, arguably, been no other community in California (and the entire country) that has been so heavily victimized both by the war on drugs and the drugs themselves than African Americans. The rates of arrest, conviction and incarceration of blacks for drug crimes in California dwarf all other demographic groups; the rate of drug addiction in black neighborhoods is equally high. Along comes Prop. 19, which promises the legalization of marijuana, and the choices that black voters must make in November become stark: will making pot legal help to end the dramatic disparities in the prosecutions of drug cases against black defendants or will it unleash the full ravages of drug addiction on black communities? A recent Field Poll found that 40% of black voters backed Prop. 19 while 52% opposed it. What kind of impact would legalized marijuana use have on California's African Americans?
Neill Franklin, executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition; 33-year veteran of the Maryland State Police & Baltimore Police forces
Rev. Darryl Barnard Heath, Pastor of St. John Missionary Baptist Church in Sacramento

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Dear Internet,
We produced this wallet because we wanted to create a brand of high quality leather products – ones that were stylish, useful, and awesome. After spending six months perfecting the product, we became very happy users; however, we learned that developing a product for yourself and creating a business were completely different things.
Long story short, we decided to keep this project truly special. Without question, we are happy to have created a product we are happy to use. The wallet serves its purpose: it carries 6 cards comfortably, keeps some cash in place, and fits nicely in the front pocket. 500 of them exist (including ours) and we would be honored if you owned one as part of your everyday carry.
Sincerely, Ryan, Pietro, & Alex


text:
Fire Code Work in Academic and Administrative Buildings, Nov.9- Dec.14
The University is in the process of undertaking fire code improvements in many of the academic and administrative buildings on and off campus. Most of the work is relatively minor, and in many cases simply involves the addition of some new light fixtures or exit signs in corridors and stairwells, or the connection of additional light fixtures in these areas to the emergency generator circuit in the building. There are some other minor fire alarm or sprinkler system corrections that also have to be made in some of the buildings, and in some cases, modifications must be made to the actual office or corridor spaces.
New or additional handrails will be installed on many of the exterior stairs of building where required by the NJ Bureau of Fire Safety. The handrail installations will begin in early November and will be completed over a period of 4 weeks for all buildings. If there is a short time where a stair may be closed, an alternate stair will be available to enter or exit a building. The construction manager will contact each building representative to advise them of the progress of the work, both inside and outside the building.
The project team would like to meet in the buildings with all interested parties to explain the work and determine how it might affect your workplace. The architect for the project, Gittings Associates, will be scheduling the review meetings next week. From the meetings, we would like to establish a tentative schedule for each project that is acceptable to the building occupants and the construction manager. Because there are so many department mangers with whom we need to meet, we are hoping to schedule several meetings on the same day to expedite the reviews. You will be receiving an invitation to meet on Monday, November 2, Tuesday, November 3 or Thursday, November 5.
We thank you in advance for your cooperation and look forward to meeting with each of you.


text:
and impact—in other fields. "The book has accomplished everything except what it started out to do—namely, revolutionize economic theory," Samuelson wrote.2
It's not that economists hadn't heard about it. In the years following its publication, Theory of Games and Economic Behavior was widely reviewed in social science and economics journals. In the American Economic Review, for example, Leonid Hurwicz admired the book's "audacity of vision" and "depth of thought."3 "The potentialities of von Neumann's and Morgenstern's new approach seem tremendous and may, one hopes, lead to revamping, and enriching in realism, a good deal of economic theory," Hurwicz wrote. "But to a large extent they are only potentialities: results are still largely a matter of future developments."4 A more enthusiastic assessment appeared in a mathematics journal, where a reviewer wrote that "posterity may regard this book as one of the major scientific achievements of the first half of the twentieth century."5
The world at large also soon learned about game theory. In 1946, the von Neumann–Morgenstern book rated a front page story in the New York Times; three years later a major piece appeared in Fortune magazine.
It was also clearly appreciated from the beginning that game theory promised applications outside economics—that (as von Neumann and Morgenstern had themselves emphasized) it contained elements of the long-sought theory of human behavior generally. "The techniques applied by the authors in tackling economic problems are of sufficient generality to be valid in political science, sociology, or even military strategy," Hurwicz pointed out in his review.6 And Herbert Simon, a Nobel laureate-to-be, made similar observations in the American Journal of Sociology. "The student of the Theory of Games … will come away from the volume with a wealth of ideas for application … of the theory into a fundamental tool of analysis for the social sciences."7
Yet it was also clear from the outset that the original theory of games was severely limited. Von Neumann had mastered two-person zero-sum games, but introducing multiple players led to


text:
Billy Joel has revealed the passing of his mother Rosalind Nyman Joel at the age of 92. He shared the news in an official statement posted to the web. She had become an active supporter of the arts in her Long Island community and, according to Ultimate Classic Rock, was surrounded by family at the time of her passing.
"Rosalind Nyman Joel was born on February 15, 1922 in Brooklyn, New York, to Philip and Rebecca Nyman, who had emigrated from England. In a 1942 student musical production at City College of New York, she met Howard Joel, a German immigrant whose family had escaped Nazi Germany, in 1939. World War II would interrupt their courtship, but after Howard's service in the U.S. Army, he returned and they married in 1946. Their son William Martin Joel was born in May of 1949. Later, the family adopted Judy, daughter of Rosalind's late sister Muriel," read the statement.
The family added: "Rosalind and Howard Joel divorced in 1957, and as a single mother, she did clerical work for various businesses near the family home in Hicksville, Long Island."
Copyright(c) 2014 RTTNews.com. All Rights Reserved


text:
Korean-Americans Are Asking Hard Questions About Guns and Masculinity--Why Won't White America?
Nobody in Temescal's Koreatown wanted to talk about Koreanness and One Goh. The head of the Korean Community Center of the East Bay gave me a lecture on how the subprime-mortgage crisis crippled the Korean community, and she implied that the problem with Korean rage lay in socioeconomic factors. I was politely escorted out of two separate Korean churches after I asked some members of the congregations if they had any concerns about the perceptions of the larger public.
Overwhelmingly, the sentiment among the older Korean people I talked to was this: The shooting was a shameful act that would bring trouble on the community if publicized and discussed. For now, nobody in the mainstream media was drawing the link between One Goh and Seung-Hui Cho, and although all the Koreans I spoke with were well aware that two of the six bloodiest school shootings in American history were carried out by Korean gunmen, most of the people here were hoping to bury that fact.
There was one person who wanted to talk about One Goh, Seung-Hui Cho and Korean anger. A week after the shooting, Winston Chung, a 38-year-old Bay Area child psychiatrist, wrote a blog post on the San Francisco Chronicle's Web site titled, "Korean Rage: Stereotype or Real Issue?" In the post, Chung called for a more honest inquiry into the cultural factors, like the intensity of suppressed emotions within the Korean immigrant community, that might have contributed to these tragedies.
The label "model minority" as applied to Asian-Americans is ostensibly a complement that is actually a slur doing the work of colorblind racism.
The notion of a model minority creates a division between "good" minorities like "Asians" and "bad" minorities like Black Americans. The first group are hard-working and have "good" culture while the second group "fails" in America because of a lack of such qualities.
Here, and despite the available data, Whiteness is normalized with all of its assumed and virtuous qualities of thrift, loyalty, patriotism, "normality", and "real" American identity. All other racial groups are deviant from this standard; some can approach being "normal" by assimilating and identifying with Whiteness as a political and racial project.
The "model minority" is also a myth. Said label erases differences among Asian-American communities, as "Asian" is a broad category with any number of ethnic and cultural groups within it. The Hmong and the children of Vietnamese refugees are collapsed into "Asianness" along with Japanese, South Asian, and Chinese immigrants who often come to the United States with substantial resources. In total, the model minority label creates a minority group that does not cause "trouble" like those black folks, and are living proof for the white racial frame that racism is no longer an impediment on the life chances for people of color in the United States.
While the technical language may not be that common in the United States' public racial discourse, the phrase "there is no racism, Asians have made it, and why can't the blacks!" is one that most Americans are very familiar with.
Yes, "model minority" is a problematic phrase. However, in terms of how our Korean-American brothers and sisters are beginning a dialogue among their own about the relationship between gun violence and masculinity, they are throwing a wrinkle into that logic by offering up a model for how White America ought to be having similar conversations...but most in the latter group are loathe to even entertain the obvious need for such an essential intra-community dialogue.
The NY Times offers up some great insight on the relationship between mass shootings, masculinity, and culture that while applied in a narrow way there, is also quite illuminating for the mania that (perhaps) drives white mass shooters--a group of men who are only 30 percent of the population but 70 percent of those who commit mass killings with guns--and their murderous deeds:
Stay up to date with the latest headlines via email


text:
Power outage closes library
Date: May 29, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
Gulf Gate Library, 7112 Curtiss Ave., will be closed for a second consecutive day Friday, May 29 because of a massive power failure.
Power was lost to the air conditioner, computers and checkout-scanning equipment at about 4 p.m. Wednesday. Repairs had been expected to be complete Thursday, resulting in the re-opening of the library today. But the repairs are taking longer than expected, and the library will remain closed today.
Currently 0 Responses
- Jan
3 FREE 5K Fun Run
7:00 am - 8:00 am
- Jan
3 Historical Trolley Tour
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Jan
6 Feast of the Epiphany offers beautiful close to Christmas season
7:30 am
- Jan
6 SILL Global Issues Lecture
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Couple celebrates 54th anniversary
Carol and Jules Green met at a summer camp where Carol was a junior counselor and Jules was a waiter.
Officers welcome holiday backup
The Sarasota Police Department is on the lookout for an elf who goes by the name of Officer Elf on the Shelf.
Sound of hope
The holiday season hasn't officially started until our favorite bell ringers return to their posts.


text:
Irvine Valley's men's golf team was just two shots away from picking up its first win of the season in Orange Empire Conference action on Wednesday.
The Lasers finished in seventh place with a score of 392 in a conference match hosted by Cypress at the Navy Course.
IVC finished with a score of 393.
Saddleback came in sixth at 391.
Riverside won the event with a score of 365 and Orange Coast was second at 368.
IVC was led by sophomore Zach Chavous, who finished with a score of 1 over par 73. He had four birdies, nine pars and five bogeys.
Freshman Mike Lorrimer ended up at 6 over par 78 with one birdie, 11 pars, five bogeys and one double bogey.
Sophomore Jed Meng came in at 79 with two birdies, 10 pars, four bogeys, one double bogey and one triple bogey.
Freshman Nate Noblitt also scored 79 with two birdies, eight pars, seven bogeys and one double bogey for Irvine Valley.
IVC's final score of the day came from freshman Joshua Whitesides, who scored 84.
Irvine Valley plays again next Wednesday in a match at El Prado in Chino.
Marketing, Communications & Broadcast Services
L: Library, Room 205
5500 Irvine Center DriveIrvine, CA 92618
Tel: 949/451-5100
Help Desk: 949/451-5696


text:
Close X
Focus Industries FDL-23 Micro Bullet Flex Spot Light
Product Description
- Micro-bullet mounted to a 24" stainless steel flex arm, chrome plated with black polyolefin shrink cover.
- Socket: GZ4 high temperature ceramic bi-pin with 200° C silicone lead wires.
- Wiring: Black 3 foot 18/2 zip cord from base of fixture.
- Connection: FA-05 Quick Connector (not supplied) from fixture base to main cable (12/2, 10/2 or 8/2 only).
- Mounting: FA-03 Black 9" ABS stake, tapped ½" NPS (12 volt only)
- Max. Wattage: 20w
Note: A transformer is required for all low voltage (12 volt) outdoor lighting fixtures. Contact Sales Department for additional lamping options for this product. FA-05 quick connector is highly recommended by the manufacturer.
|Clear Tempered Glass
|Light Bulb:
|(1)20w MR8 GZ4 12v Halogen
|12 volt
|Low Voltage
|, Made in the USA
Bulb is included free
Bulbs are not eligible for replacement
Bulbs are not eligible for replacement
Would you like to update product info, give feedback on images, or tell us about a lower price?
Coordinating Items
Related Items
Shop Accessories
You Save $8.55
From $9.35
You Save Up To $83.84
From $14.86
You Save Up To $36.67
From $16.37
You Save Up To $80.83
From $12.70
You Save Up To $41.92
$95.31Your total:
Add to Cart
Questions & Answers
Didn't get the answer you needed?
We'll respond to your question in three days or less
There are no questions from the community yet
Customer Reviews
This product has no customer reviews yet
Write an online review and be the first to share your thoughts with other customers
Write an online review and be the first to share your thoughts with other customers
Tag This Product
A tag is a keyword assigned to a product which helps describe the item and allows it to be found by other customers
Add a new tag:
Separate multiple tags with commasWhat's this?
Additional Details
|Mfr Part #
|Group #
|Spot Lights - 1315
|Exterior Directional and Spot - 124
|Sales Rank
Your Recently Viewed Items
You have no recently viewed items. After viewing product detail pages or search results, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to products you are interested in.
Your Recommended Items
You currently have no recommended items. Browse a few more items to give us an idea of what you like.
©1999 - 2014 ATGStores.com.Copyright notice | Site Map | By using this site you agree to our Terms & Conditions of Use and Privacy Statement
Server: WWW115 DBServer: EASTDB03 Created On: 12/28/2014 8:45:43 AM


text:
Anyone done this? I'm looking for a cost effective way of brewing this year's cider and thought this may be the way forward.
I don't know about this one... Those garden-type accessories are always accompanied with strange smells which might affect your cider. I'd also be worred about the acidity of the cider with whatever plastic they are using.
These are my concerns. In that case, can anyone recommend a cheap storage container to brew fairly large amounts?
I'm not sure, around here we have 32L food grade plastic carboys for 20 bucks.
I don't use them for brewing (Fish pond filters) But i got five 55gallon food safe barrels for free from a nearby coca cola plant. They are used to store flavoured syrup.
All I did to get these was call them and ask them nicely. I had to pick them up myself of course, but maybe there is a similar kind of place near you that might use these?


text:
Focus your search on exactly where you want to live with Draw-a-Search
What did properties sell for in Launceston?View Launceston house prices.
New! Learn more about local schools.View schools near Launceston.
Use our quotes service to find removers and removal firms in LauncestonRemoval Companies in Launceston.
Find everything you need to know to buy and rent safely with Rightmove.Visit the security centre


text:
- News
- Local
- Sports
- Business
- Politics
- Opinion
- Lifestyle
- Entertainment
- Obituaries
- Classifieds
- Autos
- Housing
- Jobs
St. Paul's Ames Elementary, once labeled as underperforming, has found a way to meet the federal No Child Left Behind standard.
From left, Jamarcus Johnson, Benjamin Thompson, Deonte Johnson and Tarome Bowman, all fifth-graders at Ames Elementary School, worked math problems during class earlier this month while teacher Nikki Schilling presented sixth-graders a different lesson. The St. Paul school is one of only a few dozen schools taken off Minnesota's list of underperforming schools.
Photo: Jim Gehrz, Star Tribune
Delores Henderson, the kinetic principal of St. Paul's Ames Elementary, strolled through her school's hallways on her way to a kindergarten classroom. But after spotting some student artwork on the walls, she stopped abruptly.
She pointed at cut-out photos of grinning student faces, attached to a drawing of their bodies.
"Look at these beautiful faces," she said, smiling, then went quiet for a second. "I love getting up and coming to work. It's a lot of work, it's stressful, but we know we don't play around. It's a whole different ballgame, wanting to be on top."
On the face of it, Ames Elementary has all the ingredients needed to make a failing school. Its families are poor, many students struggle with English and there is a high proportion of students of color. But this year, a year in which richer and whiter schools were being added to the rapidly increasing state list of schools falling behind, Ames was removed from the list entirely.
What the school has done to turn things around can be an interesting case study for other Minnesota schools struggling to educate disadvantaged students. The school has adjusted its curriculum, stepped up efforts to connect with parents, started a Saturday school, instituted uniforms and made a cultural shift to raise children's sights toward graduation and college.
"This school is built on helping the children find what their gift is, what their strong points are," said Rochelle West, who has four children at Ames and is a co-chair of the school's site council. "This school helped them find who they are, and who they can be."
Reaching out to parents
In August, more than 200 Minnesota schools were added to the state's list of schools not making adequate progress under the federal No Child Left Behind law. That means that just about half, or 937 of the state's 1,951 are not making the grade under the law, including even traditional powerhouses such as Edina and Wayzata high schools.
Ames was one of only about two dozen schools that were removed from the list, a feat that requires two years in a row of test scores that meet the law's ever-rising bar. In the 2005-06 school year, Henderson said, Ames didn't make the grade because of the performance of its special education students on the state tests.
For Henderson, one of the primary steps the school has taken in recent years is to actively engage parents in the education process. At the beginning of the year, each parent has to have a discussion with his or her child's teacher to develop an individual learning plan for the student. The plans are required by law for special education students in Minnesota, but requiring them for every student in a school is rare.
The plans list what the teacher, and the parent, consider the student's strengths and weaknesses. Parents get progress updates at conferences.
Ninety percent of the students come from low-income families, so Henderson realizes that many parents work two or three jobs. School site council meetings alternate between day and night meetings, and the school serves meals with other parent meetings. It even operates its own food shelf to draw the neediest parents into the building.
This fall, a $2,000 infusion of food for the shelf, courtesy of a foundation, disappeared in five days.
Finding students strengths
In class, teachers focus on students' different "intelligences." The school believes that every student has one area in which they are gifted, whether it be math, reading, logic, etc. Finding out what it is, capitalizing on it, using it to build student confidence, and using it to lead to confidence in other subjects is important, teachers said.
"We're good at math," said 9-year-old Deouzjh Mack, a fourth-grader at the school. He stood outside his classroom with classmate Mista White, talking about what their strengths in schools are. "If there is a math question, we're the first two to have our hands up. Even when the teacher gives fifth-grade questions, we'll shout out the answer."
For math and reading in the school's later grades, boys and girls are separated during class time. Henderson thinks it helps the students concentrate, and better educates the boys and girls, who learn differently.
"I like the math and reading with just boys," said Mista, who is West's son. "Boys get along with other boys easily, and boys don't get along with girls that easily."
The school also has an after-school program open to all students, as well as Saturday school from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Saturday school is also open to all students, but those falling behind are most encouraged to attend. Saturday school, along with after-school programming, is paid for out of the school's everyday budget, Henderson said, which includes Title I funding for poor students. The district also gets help from a nonprofit that provides funding for the school to have four black psychologists work with students.
Teacher Gloria Johnson attributes some of the school's test score success to a reading intervention program the school ran, as well as constant assessment of the students and where they were struggling in school.
"We find out their learning styles, then we can address each child's needs," Johnson said.
For parent Pauline Mang, the first time she walked into Ames Elementary, she loved the school. She wanted her children to be challenged in school, and she wanted them to be cared for. She says they have a thirst for learning now, and her fourth-grade daughter was one of the best in her class on last year's state tests, she said.
"We have good children here," she said last week while sitting in the school's media center with West. "We have good families. We're not a rich school, we're a very poor school, but we have love here."
West jumped in: "You know how they say 'It takes a village?' This is our village. Ames is the village, and the children are being raised."
Emily Johns • 651-298-1541


text:
Banana Republic Thinks Your Typical 'Startup Guy' Should Dress Like This
The retailer will launch a line of head-to-toe outfits "best suited for different professions," including 'The Corporate Guy,' 'The Creative Guy,' and yes, 'The Startup Guy.'
One of the World's Richest Men Wants a Three-Day Workweek
Speaking at a business conference in Paraguay, Mexican telecommunications billionaire Carlos Slim called for a 'radical overhaul' of the traditional workweek paradigm.
The Beginner's Guide to Getting Better Sleep
Why are you feeling so sleep deprived? Here are some practical tips for mastering your sleep and having more energy.
Unusual Ways to Fit In Your Daily Workout
Entrepreneurs are busy folks. Doing these workouts outside the gym can help keep you on a fitness track.
6 Truths About Exercise That Nobody Wants to Believe
Success in the gym, as with most things in life, comes down to mastering the basics.
5 Ways to Really Unplug and Enjoy Your Vacation
Often, entrepreneurs and executives really don't disconnect when they take vacations a habit that can make a so-called relaxing time stressful
How to Reduce Workplace Stress
Stress can be inevitable. But here are some tips to lowering and managing it.
8 Ways to Break Bad Smartphone Habits
If we're going to be on our phones all the time, it's time to ditch 'cell yell' and other annoying habits.
Live a Healthier Life by Making Consistency Work for You
Create a mental meal and exercise plan to reach your goals and get in better shape, and see a boost in productivity.
2 Principles That Will Change the Life of Your Business
Whatever your business, Integrity and service are your best offerings.
Millennials, the Friendly Cutthroat Generation
Sixty-eight percent of millennials would sacrifice a work friendship in order to get a promotion, according to a new survey by LinkedIn.
The 3 Percent Solution for Personal Development
Investing for retirement is a smart. Investing in yourself for a richer career from now until retirement is brilliant.
The Best Way to Change Your Habits? Control Your Environment.
We are more reliant on environmental triggers than we'd like to think. Here's a look at how you can use these triggers to encourage good behavior.
One Entrepreneur's Gem of a Hobby (Infographic)
Perhaps not oddly, many entrepreneurs prefer a hobby they can profitably scale. One entrepreneur explains how to find the time and inspiration.
3 Surprisingly Simple Things You Can Do Right Now to Build Better Habits
Simple steps to help you make progress with most of the goals you have for your health, your work and your life.
Don't Let These 5 Excuses Become Your Brand
Every project, meeting and appointment is an opportunity to show results and reliability. Don't be known as the person with an excuse instead.
The 5 Steps Needed for a Digital Detox
Are you constantly checking your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram page? Do you obsess over comments? Are you looking at emails in bed? Then you may need a tech detox.
Survey: College Degrees Still Matter. Sort Of.
While a college degree opens the door, it's no longer a trump card, finds career website Glassdoor.
6 Powerful Psychological Effects That Explain How Our Brains Tick
Understanding the way we tick might help us to tick even better.
It's Good to Feel Stupid: 5 Thoughts on Overcoming Fear and Self-Doubt
Important tips for how you can get past your fears and do the things that you want to do.
Why Cooperation Is Better Business Than Competition
A fixation with hierarchy and winning blinds us to networking and win-win solutions.
British Airways Testing 'Happiness Blanket' to Make First-Class More Comfortable
The electronic blanket turns blue when wearers are calm, red when they are anxious or stressed.
Richard Branson on What Keeps Him Going
An entrepreneur's job is never done.
Burned Out? 4 Destinations to Bring Back Your Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Regroup, re-energize and retrieve that go-get-'em spirit in these dynamic cities.
The Cowboy CEO's 8 Business Rules Learned Roping Cattle
The stamina needed to run a cattle in the merciless Canadian winters was a sound start for a life of business.
Announcing: The Premiere of 'Looks Easy,' Entrepreneur's Original Web Series
In the first episode of this new web series, a bull riding trip explores risk taking and rewards.
Ads by Google
Most Shared Stories
Connect with Entrepreneur
Ads by Google


text:
- Hotel Details
- Member Reviews
- Photos
Naveria Heights Lodge5 Stars
PO Box 437 Savusavu Vanua Levu, Fiji Islands 999
Naveria Heights is situated on Naveria, Savusavu in Fiji, close to Savusavu Bus Depot. Tourists can experience game fishing, sailing and cruising while in the area or venture a few kilometres to check out other local destinations such as heritage sites in bordering towns.
The lodge features tastefully decorated rooms furnished with Fijian design and hardwood floors. Each unit is outfitted with private bathroom.
Diners at Naveria Lodge start the day with hearty breakfast on site before heading out. Wind down with refreshing beverages at the on-site bar.
At Naveria Heights Lodge, guests can take bracing dips in the swimming pool or experience the wellness programme offered by the property featuring yoga, massage services and body treatments. Visitors can also participate in cooking classes on site or explore scuba diving sites surrounding the property.
Hotel Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Tour Desk
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Safe Deposit Box
Other Recommended Hotels
|Daku Resort Savusavu
|3 Stars
|Koro Sun Resort & Rainforest Spa Fiji Savusavu
|4 Stars
|Lomalagi Resort Savusavu
|4 Stars


text:
VIDEO | X360, PS3, PC Saturday, August 20, 2011 | 6:20 PM
GC: Risen 2 gameplay
All comments
I never played the first one, but I will see how this one will end up.
Posted by KUFIThe game will be released in 2012, plenty of time to get rid of such bugs.
realtime growing trees in 2:04 WTF ???
realtime growing trees in 2:04 WTF ???
Posted by DriftwoodI agree with you there bud
The game will be released in 2012, plenty of time to get rid of such bugs.
The game will be released in 2012, plenty of time to get rid of such bugs.
Posted by digi_matrixYes indeedy, Molyneux would indeed be pround lol.
Molyneux would be proud.
Molyneux would be proud.
I have to admit that the animations do indeed look rather tame, but the game isn`t due out until some time next year so as Driftwood said, there`ll be plenty of time yet to fix things like this.
Hopefully, once your character dons some sleek armour etc, his/her stance and running/walking animations will change even more and become varied in many different ways, (dependant upon the amount of detail between materials).
Either way, I haven`t played a good RPG now for a long long time, so every fresh looking title that I see recently has me drooling.
About the game
- Risen 2: Dark Waters
- Published by Deep Silver
- Developed by Piranha Bytes
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
- Japanese release: Available
What's up?
Top stories
- Copyright 2007-2014 Gamersyde SARL
- About gamersyde - Privacy Policy
Log in
Gamersyde LiveNo upcoming streams
Express links
- CI Games announces Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 for 2016
- The Witcher 3 release date shifts to May 19th 2015
- Street Fighter V (PS4/PC) teased by Capcom
- Eidos Montreal announces Dawn Engine
- 2K announces new studio Hangar 13
- David Jaffe teases his new studio's game
- Take Two trademarks 'Campfire Entertainment'
- Patrice Desilets opens his own Montreal-based studio
- Bloodborne now launching March 24th
- Dying Light cancelled for PS3 and 360
- Red Barrels confirms Outlast 2
- 3D Realms is back
- Sneak peek at Harold's OST
- Jade Raymond leaves Ubisoft
- Project Cars delayed until March 17th 2015


text:
Teaching with the News
The Choices Program's Teaching with the News initiative provides online curriculum materials and lessons to connect the content of your classroom to the headlines in the news. Topics cover a range of foreign policy and international issues.
Good Atoms or Bad Atoms? Iran and the Nuclear Issue
Students analyze the issues that frame the current debate on U.S. policy towards Iran and recent international negotiations on Iran's nuclear program.
The Umbrella Movement: Protests in Hong Kong
Students analyze photographs of the recent protests in Hong Kong an explore the symbols and messages that protesters use to express their views.
ISIS: A New Threat
Students use political cartoons to explore the role of ISIS in the Middle East.
The Haitian Crisis: Thinking Historically
Students are challenged to think beyond the earthquake and consider the role of Haiti's rich history in the current crisis. Students explore the historical reasons for Haiti's poverty and its relationship with the United States.
Unrest in Ukraine
This lesson provides a background to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, has students analyze political cartoons, and asks them to monitor the Ukrainian crisis in the news.
The Egyptian Revolution: An Interactive Timeline
In this lesson students review an interactive timeline of events in Egypt over the past three years and identify core themes of Egyptian protest movements.
Graffiti in Egypt's Revolution
Students will assess the role of graffiti in political protest, use a short video to analyze the relevance of graffiti during the Egyptian revolution and articulate opinions on graffiti and censorship.
Debating the U.S. Response to Syria
Students will explore, debate, and evaluate multiple perspectives on U.S. policy towards Syria through a role-play activity.
Fifty Years after the March on Washington: Students in the Civil Rights Movement
Students will hear stories from former civil rights activists, analyze what motivated students to join the movement, what their experiences were like, and consider the relevance of this history today.
Debating U.S. Drone Policy
Students will explore, debate, and evaluate multiple perspectives on U.S. policy regarding drones.
Surveying State of the Union Addresses
Students explore significant moments in 20th century State of the Union Addresses and identify important historic themes.
On the Brink of Nuclear War: Leadership and the Cuban Missile Crisis
In this lesson, students will understand the significance of the Cuban Missile Crisis and Consider lessons from the missile crisis for today.
The Conflict in Syria
Students work in groups to research the perspectives of a variety of domestic and international actors on the conflict in Syria, understand the effects of the conflict and the possible risks of escalation, and consider the challenges facing the international community as it weighs its response to the conflict.
U.S. Policy in the Middle East: Analyzing Political Cartoons
In this lesson students explore current issues in the Middle East and their relation to U.S. policy by interpreting political cartoons.
The Costs of War
In this lesson students explore the human, economic, social, and political costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Future of the Middle East: The Arab Spring and the Death of Osama bin Laden
Students will consider the impact of Osama bin Laden's death on different groups of people and discuss the status and future of U.S. counterterrorism policy.
The Iraqi Refugee Crisis
Students explore firsthand accounts of Iraqi refugees' experiences and gain an understanding of the causes and scope of the crisis.
Oral History and September 11
In this lesson students explore the human dimension of the September 11 attacks by conducting an interview.
Protests, Revolutions, and Democratic Change
This free lesson helps students analyze the potential effects of the protests on democracy and stability in the Middle East and North Africa.
After Mubarak: A New Middle East?
This free lesson, After Mubarak: A New Middle East?, is the second in a series of activities on the recent events in Egypt. It helps students consider the implications of a leadership change in Egypt on the protests for democracy throughout the Middle East and North Africa.
Pakistan's Floods
This lesson introduces students to the disaster and encourages them to consider the impact of history, climate vulnerability, and current politics as they attempt to understand the terrible flooding in Pakistan.
The Lessons of Iraq
In this one-day activity students examine and assess four different perspectives on what lessons the United States should draw from its experience in Iraq. Students assess the validity of these lessons and then consider their implications for other U.S. foreign policy issues.
Crisis in Zimbabwe
Student explore and deliberate about the international response to Zimbabwe's crisis and assess possible consequences.
Resources that work well with all Teaching with the News activities:
- Guidelines for Deliberation
- Deliberating "Pros" and "Cons" of Policy Options
- Scholars Online video resources.
Contacting Elected Officials
Encourage your students to communicate their views on international issues to elected officials and in public spaces such as letters to the editor. You can find contact information for the White House at whitehouse.gov/contact/ and your U.S. Senators and Representatives at thomas.loc.gov.


text:
- Hotel Details
- Member Reviews
- Photos
Millennium Resort Mussanah4 Stars
Wudam Al Sahil Mussanah Muscat 300
Millennium Resort is situated in the capital of Oman in Muscat facing the Gulf of Oman. Visitors can admire the collection of artworks at Ghalya's Museum of Modern Art and the colourful flowers at Rose Garden during leisure.
The spacious rooms and apartments boasts contemporary design with a touch of Arabian flair and offers different charming views. Each unit is appointed with mini bar, safe deposit box, air conditioning, high-speed Internet access and media hub.
Mussanah Millennium Resort serves international, Mediterranean and Moroccan favourites at Mydan and Al Bahar restaurants on site. Diners can enjoy cocktails, wines and live music at The Deck and Naseem Lounge.
Millennium Resort Mussanah provides a ballroom and three meeting spaces equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for all kinds of corporate and social functions on site. This resort also offers recreation facilities like three beach football fields and a beach volleyball court.
Hotel Facilities
- Baby Sitting Service
- Concierge
- Disabled Facilities
- Internet Access - High Speed
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Restaurant
- Swimming Pool - Outdoor
- Bar / Lounge
- Conference Facilities
- Doctor On Call
- Internet Access - Wireless
- Parking Facilities
- Room Service
- Business Centre
- Currency Exchange Services
- Gym / Fitness Facilities
- Laundry Services
- Reception
- Safe Deposit Box
Room Facilities
- Air Conditioning
- Flat Screen TV
- Iron / Ironing Board
- Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
- Alarm Clock
- Hairdryer
- Refrigerator
- Telephone
- Cable / Satellite TV
- Internet Access
- Shower
- Wireless Internet Access
Other Recommended Hotels
|Majan Continental Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars
|Ramee Guestline Hotel Muscat
|3 Stars
|Golden Tulip Seeb Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars
|The Chedi Hotel & Spa Muscat
|5 Stars
|Grand Hyatt Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars
|City Seasons Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars
|Sifawy Boutique Hotel
|4 Stars
|Al Falaj Hotel
|4 Stars
|Ramada Qurum Beach Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars
|Crowne Plaza Hotel Muscat
|4 Stars


text:
US vs. UK turf wars continue; bloodshed imminent
All right, I kid a bit on the last point, but one of the hottest topics at BEA has now hit the New York Times as Motoko Rich reports on British publishers' attempts at renewing an old campaign to secure exclusive rights to sell English-language books in Europe. The problem? They say that because of open borders between countries in the European Union, American editions of books sold in Europe are starting to appear either in British bookstores or on Web sites, in direct competition with British editions.
Not surprisingly, Rich continues, "US publishers disagree vehemently with the idea, crafting an open letter to publishers in Britain and the United States opposing the latest British push, imploring all publishers involved to strongly reject any effort to restrict competition in the market."
Basically, it's all a big mess as Commonwealth, European and North American rights duel for supremacy. And let's not even talk about Canada, which has perhaps the most confusing book market ever with three, sometimes four potential editions of a book sold in the same store alone. Will this get cleaned up to anyone's satisfaction? Something tells me that's kind of a pipe dream…


text:
CSN RN Fall 2012 - page 16
Hi Everyone! I am new to the site and will be applying to CSN's RN program in March. I wanted to start a thread and see who will be applying with me and how things are coming along for everyone. :) I have all pre-reqs completed... Read More
- 0May 14, '12 by stargurl2006Has anyone been able to register for pharm? I can't register until tomorrow & I was curious to see if there were any sections full yet & it showed all but one full... Hopefully it's just the block!
- 0May 15, '12 by SlinkyheadRNthe teacher who teaches it. she is really really tough. she isnt in the state. you have no way of knowing what questions you missed and she isnt the nicest in the world. i had her for 101 and she was not my fav....i got a borderline A/B btw
- 0May 16, '12 by stargurl2006I called the registrar and they told me I had to physically go down there to register :-(
- 0May 16, '12 by Kebby1016I also had to go in to the registrar's office to have them change my status from pre-nursing to nursing. I gave them the course numbers I had chosen and they got me registered right then. I am taking the Monday afternoon 2:30-4:20 pharm course. Anybody here taking that particular section? I also signed up for the 1:00-2:30 toolbox course in June. It's been awhile since I took my college math course and I am nervous about those dosage calc exams every semester! Do any previous students have an opinion on that toolbox class? Did you find it helpful?


text:
(PRWEB) May 22, 2013
TheBeautyPlace.com features Toppik and Bosley hair fibers, two hair loss concealer products that undoubtedly cover up any remnants of thinning or balding hair. Hair loss treatments can be a lengthy process. In order to conceal the appearance of hair loss during this waiting period, one can use these hair loss concealers. They can also be used as an alternative to hair transplant surgery in general.
Bosley and Toppik Hair Thickening Fibers are a safe and an extremely effective way to eliminate the appearance of balding and thinning hair. It is a favorable option for either men or women who are experiencing hair loss or have recently undergone hair transplant surgery. No matter what the condition is, if visible hair loss is a grave concern, hair loss concealers are the perfect option. There are a variety of shades and colors to exactly match each individual's hair strand.
Bosley Hair Thickening Fibers and Toppik Hair Building Fibers work in similar ways. Both contain fibers known as Keratin fibers. Keratin Fibers, scientifically called, Fibrous structural proteins, are the key structural component of hair and nails. The fibers are stimulated with static electricity so they interlace and bond with your own hair.
The application process for both products is very easy. The hair needs to be completely dry. Then with a brush or comb hair, shake Hair Thickening Fibers applying liberally into thinning and low-density areas. When applying the fibers near the face, protect eyes and face with
|Source: PRWeb
Copyright©2012 Vocus, Inc.
All rights reserved


text:
Use code HA9MWXdetails >* To Save 10% on orders $249 or more. Use promotion code HA9MWX during checkout. Discount does not apply to shipping charges, delivery surcharges, duties or customs fees and cannot be combined with any other offer. Promotion cannot be used on previous orders. This promotional offer may be modified or terminated at any time. Offer expires 12/20/2014 at 11:59pm ET.
Accent your walls for Halloween with this Flying Witch Wall Graphic!
This 29 inch wide x 38 inch high black silhouette Flying Witch Wall Graphic is a great decorating addition for Halloween! Use several to decorate for your Halloween Party!
Do you have questions about this product?(earn points for answers!)
get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox.
Q:is this a sticker or re-usable? thanks, sherry
1 answer
A:Wall graphics are repositionable images that have a low-tack adhesive. Wall graphics are not stickers.


text:
Google is building a fleet of drone aircraft that can bypass earthbound traffic so packages can be delivered to people more quickly in the United States.
"Project Wing," announced on Thursday, escalates Google's technological arms race with rival Amazon, which is also experimenting with self-flying vehicles to carry items bought by customers of its online store.
These planes have much more in common with the Google self-driving car than remote-controlled airplanes people fly in parks.
Google statement
The company expects it to take several more years before its fleet is fully operational, but has already carried out test flights, the AP news agency reported.
"These planes have much more in common with the Google self-driving car than the remote-controlled airplanes people fly in parks on weekends," Google said on its website, in reference to its project to create autonomous cars.
"Self-flying vehicles could open up entirely new approaches to moving goods, including options that are cheaper, faster, less wasteful and more environmentally sensitive than what's possible today."
Such projects are subject to US law. Amazon last month applied to federal authorities to expand its own drone tests.
The Federal Aviation Administration currently allows hobbyists and model aircraft makers to fly drones, while commercial use is mostly banned.
Project Wing is the latest venture to emerge from Google's X lab, which has also been working on self-driving cars.
The lab's other projects include internet-connected eyewear called Google Glass, internet-beaming balloons called Project Loon and a contact lens that monitors glucose levels in diabetics.
The Glass device has faced criticism from privacy advocates about its ability to secretly record video and take pictures.
Google, whose motto was once "don't be evil" has in the past been found monitoring information sent via private wifi networks while collecting data for its maps project.
Content on this website is for general information purposes only.
Your comments are provided by your own free will and you take sole responsibility for any direct or indirect
liability. You hereby provide us with an irrevocable, unlimited, and global license for no consideration to
use, reuse, delete or publish comments, in accordance with Community
Rules & Guidelines and Terms and


text:
Register now for free, or sign in with any of these services:
Status: Closed
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Be the first MLive.com user to add photos or videos of Westside Paint & Supply
Great products and great service! Highly recommend for anyone who needs top notch supplies and paint for their vehicle or industrial coatings.
Great stock of quality products and service for auto, boat, cycle, commercial flooring applications plus much more...


text:
2012 Major League Baseball Fake Manager of the Year. You can't possibly have a better year than I am going to have. RamblingMorons.com / RoyalmanReport.com
ramblingmorons.com - 4,269 followers
Nominations are now closed and will open in early 2015. See below for a list of last year's categories.
Entries are now open for the Shorty Awards recognizing the best professional social media accounts and campaigns of 2014. Upcoming deadline to enter is February 19, 2015. Find out more about the Shorty Awards for Brands & Agencies
The Shorty Awards honor the best of social media. Millions of people participate in The Shortys to recognize individuals and organizations producing great content on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, YouTube, Foursquare and the rest of the social web. The 7th annual ceremony will be held in April 2015 in New York City and live streamed internationally.


text:
Definitions for galgacus
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word galgacus
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
a Caledonian chief defeated by Agricola at the battle of the Grampians in 85, after a desperate resistance.
Find a translation for the galgacus definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these galgacus definitions with the community:
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"galgacus." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2014. Web. 21 Dec. 2014. <http://www.definitions.net/definition/galgacus>.


text:
The home of Australia's award winning restaurants
07 3381 80...07 3381 800007 3381 8000
Shop 1, Springfield Marketplace, 30 Commercial Drive,Springfield QLD
Add review
The Terrace Restaurant - 17.93km from Springfield Garden Restaurant
Get directions
Great food reasonably priced.
Graceville QLD
Tikka Freaks brings mouth-watering dishes from the Punjab regions to Brisbane's west side. The popular Graceville rest...
Sunnybank QLD
Situated on the south side of Brisbane, Seoul Bistro brings oriental soul to the heart of Sunnybank. The blac...
Graceville QLD
Wholesome meals and bold flavours come together at Fraiche Deli in Graceville. The relaxed and casual Brisbane establi...
I have no financial interest or association with the above establishment. Your comments are integral in identifying and awarding quality establishments. AGFG reserves the right not to post reviews that may be construed as inappropriate or defamatory. Inasmuch this is not a forum for disgruntled patrons, but rather a mouthpiece to reward those establishments you deem to be of exceptional quality &/or value. The views and opinions expressed in these reviews are those of individual patrons and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of AGFG, it's directors, management, employees, contractors, consultants or agents. See our Disclaimer.
Lunch 11am-2.30pm Tuesday to Sunday, dinner 4.30pm-9pm Sunday to Thursday & 4.30pm-10pm Friday & Saturday
Seats: 80
Know any restaurants in Springfield that we don't have? Let us know.
© Australian Good Food Guide Publishing Pty Ltd 2014. All rights reserved. Privacy Disclaimer
Not a member yet?
We'll never post without your permission
Sign up, it's free
Already have an account?
Your details will be kept strictly confidential and will not be passed onto any
third party without your prior consent. See our privacy policy for more information.
To post reviews and vote, we just need to ask for a few more details:
By clicking 'Finish' you agree to the Terms


text:
- Subscribe
- Magazine
- Contract Packaging
- Education
- Leaders in Packaging
- Calendar of Events
Download this free, 140-page Flexible Packaging Playbook jam-packed with strategies for success, best practices, and pitfalls to avoid. Learn more »
Video | September 27, 2011
Continuous-motion stand-up pouch form/fill/seal machineThe Maksimal Series machine from Aagard combines continuous-motion pouch forming, filling, and sealing for the first time.
Add new comment
Related Sponsored Content
42 Best Package Designs
Sign up to receive timely updates from our editors and download this e-book consisting of our editors' picks of most notable package designs. Updated for 2014!


text:
It was a perfect day for a garden stroll. Click here to view a photo album of this year's stroll where you can view it as a slide show, or use the arrow buttons to go at your own pace.
Our Local Sponsors for WAGS 2014
A big THANK YOU to all of these businesses for being a sponsor of the Garden Stroll. We couldn't do it without their assistance. Not only do they enable us to put on the stroll, but they also allow us to give Seed Money Grants to the community!
Appalachia School of Holistic Herbalism
Groce Funeral Home & Cremation Service
Jesse Israel & Sons Garden Center
Walk (West Asheville Lounge & Kitchen)
Wholesale Glass & Mirror Company
Asheville School of Massage & Yoga
Battlecat Coffee Shop
B&B Pharmacy
Bear Creek Apartments
City Real Estate
Emerald Mountain Greenhouses and Gardens
Harvest Records
Hops & Vines
Hot Stuff Tattoo
Jesse Israel & Sons Garden Center
King Daddy's Chicken and Waffle
Patton Avenue Pet Company
Shaklee Independent Distributor
Silver's Auto Service Inc.
Twice Round Vintage
Waking Life Espresso
West End Bakery & Cafe
Zentangle Relax & Restore
2014 Stroll
Please join us at the Sixth Annual West Asheville Garden Stroll, Saturday, September 13, 2014. This year's theme "Celebrating Pollinators", will be highlighted during family friendly kickoff ceremonies at Francine Delany School, 119 Brevard Road in West Asheville. Asheville-based Bee City USA will provide an educational exhibit on creating sustainable habitats for pollinators, and home made bee homes for non-hiving bees will be on exhibit. We will be showcasing our 2014 Seed Money Grant recipients with a photo display of the progress on their projects.
The kickoff festivities will start at 10:30 am, and the gardens will be open from 11:00 – 4:00, rain or shine.
The 2014 Stroll includes approximately 12 gardens in West Asheville, with this year's gardens centered along Brevard Road and surrounding neighborhoods. Garden features along the way will include set-ups for chickens and bees, heirloom vegetables, a pollinator corridor, a monarch way station, experimental blight resistant chestnuts, and garden art.
In keeping with this year's theme, if you want to attract pollinators to your garden, download Plant a Pollinator Friendly Garden (MS Word format) for a list of common plants that support pollinators.
The West Asheville Garden Stroll is a non-profit endeavor led by a group of passionate gardeners. It is FREE and open to the public.
Seed Money Grants Awarded
The WAGS Planning Team is pleased announce its first annual Community Gardening Seed Money Grants. Funding for the grants, totaling $1,100, was made possible by sponsors of the 2013 West Asheville Garden Stroll. The grants will support school garden projects at Vance Elementary, Hall Fletcher Elementary, and Francine Delany New School for Children, and landscaping projects at the Asheville City Schools Preschool and Sunny Point Café. Photos will be on display at the 2014 West Asheville Garden Stroll, September 13.
· Vance Elementary has a well-established Peace Garden that functions as an outdoor learning laboratory, educating the whole child and community through hands-on learning and promoting environmental stewardship, character development, and healthy lifestyles. The WAGS grant will support the planting of edibles in new areas of the school campus, starting with blueberry bushes along the sidewalk on Sulphur Springs Road.
· Hall Fletcher Elementary, along with A-B Tech and community volunteers, offers a unique project called Common Ground that combines English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction, childcare, and gardening. The WAGS grant will support Common Ground's work to improve the school garden, including construction of a clay oven which will enrich both the school's gardening program and the ESL program.
· Francine Delany New School for Children is cultivating habitat for pollinators and initiating a "pollinator corridor" that will stretch half a mile from the school to West Asheville Park. The WAGS grant will support a micro-nursery to grow pollinator-friendly plants for planting on school property and along the corridor. The project involves students, faculty, local residents, and community organizations.
· Asheville City Schools Preschool seeks to landscape its front lawn, with the goal of creating an outdoor space that is beautiful, useful, inviting, and sustainable. The school will get help from two local businesses – Flora and Villagers – as well as parents, a mural artist, and the Asheville School's service learning program. The WAGS grant will support soil amendments, plants, and gardening supplies.
· Sunny Point Café is known and loved for its gardens as well as its food. The café seeks to reestablish a flower garden in a strip between the sidewalk and State Street that the city recently dug up to repair a water line. The WAGS grant will help Sunny Point to beautify this small but high-traffic, high-visibility area.
Community Gardening Seed Money Grants
The West Asheville Garden Stroll (WAGS) Planning Team (a loose aggregation of your friends and neighbors) wants to encourage edible landscaping and beautification of community spaces, such as boulevard strips, islands, storefronts and schools in West Asheville.
Dream up a project. It must be community oriented (not for individual home beautification), visible from the street and within the area bounded by Patton Ave/Smokey Park Highway, I-40 and the French Broad River.
WAGS is providing up to 7 small grants of $100-250 of seed money to ordinary citizens, community groups, neighbor collaborations, schools, businesses and youth groups to get their projects started.
Describe your project, the location, the estimated cost and how it builds community around gardening in West Asheville. Descriptions should be no more than one page, shorter is fine.
Include the name, phone number and email address of the main contact person and list the people who will be involved.
Email the application to: firstname.lastname@example.com
We will notify applicants who have been awarded seed money grants by February 28th 2014.
A PROGRESS REPORT will be due to the WAGS planning team (with photos) by August 15th for review and for display at the next West Asheville Garden Stroll on September 13th, 2014. A final report is due on completion of your project.
Grantees must be willing to allow use of photos and project descriptions in WAGS publicity materials.
WAGS 2013 in Pictures
The weather was perfect. The gardens were awesome. The turnout was very robust. It was a most wonderful day for a garden stroll.
A big thank you goes out to the gardeners who opened their gardens to the public, our sponsors whose generous support helps keep this event free, the community of West Asheville for participating in ways large and small and to all the gardeners every where who make the world a more beautiful place.
Click on the link above and it will take you to a photo album of this year's stroll. Once there you may choose the slide show option or click on a picture and use the next button to go at your own pace. Enjoy.
Our Local Sponsors for WAGS 2013
The generous support of our local sponsors helps keep the annual West Asheville Garden Stroll a free event. Please be sure to thank them for supporting WAGS and the community when you patronize their businesses. Local and locally owned businesses keep more of your money circulating within your community. This helps build a more resilient local economy and a more vibrant community.
Myron L. Gottfried DDS,PLLC & Haley G. Mann DDS
Friends Of The West Asheville Library
Appalachian School of Holistic Herbalism
West Asheville Business Association
A Friend of the Stroll
Ananda West
B&B Pharmacy
Battlecat Coffee Shop
Full Sun Farm
Harvest Records
Higgins Horticultural Services
Hot Stuff Tattoo
Littlest Birds
Lucky Otter
Michelle Marshall, Shaklee Distributor
Mimi Strang Design
Patton Ave Pet Co.
Phil Davis Dentistry
Second Gear
Short Street Cakes
The Garden Bloggers Fling
Twice Round
Waking Life Espresso
Westville Pub
On street parking is very limited near Christopher Mello's garden at 307 Waynesville Ave for the opening ceremony.
Ample parking is available close by at:
Asheville Preschool – 441 Haywood Rd
Crossfit – 438 Haywood Rd
And do not block the gate to the supply yard at Builders Supply (hint hint) on Haywood Rd.
Westwood Baptist Church at 150 Westwood Pl. has plenty of parking to get you closer to the gardens at the far end of the loop on this year's stroll.
In The Hands Of A Gardener
Come join us to see what the creative gardeners of West Asheville have in store to stimulate and inspire your own garden endeavors. This year's stroll is on Saturday, September 14th, 2013 from 11 am to 4 pm. The kickoff ceremonies with tall special guests begins at 10:30 am in Christopher Mello's garden, 307 Waynesville Ave, on the corner of Waynesville and Westwood in East-West Asheville.
Bold textures, big color and horticultural drama await.
5 Weeks Away!
The Stroll committee has been hard at work organizing a wonderful event for 2013. The focus area is East West Asheville again, this time in the Westwood/Waynesville neighborhood. Save the date: Saturday, September 14th, from 11 am to 4 pm. The Kick-off is at 10:30 at Christopher Mello's Garden (corner of Westwood and Waynesville).


text:
Find Us at…
RSS Feeds and Such
AboutA web log for all fans of Walt Disney, The Disney Company, and its many products. Using the theories behind Walt Disney's family oriented entertainment and education, this blog is intended to be a safe read for the whole family. Proud to be a part of Quality Will Out Omnimedia. The Disney Blog is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company in any way. All Disney parks, attractions, lands, shows, event names, etc. are registered trademarks of The Walt Disney Company. The Disney Blog is affiliated with LaughingPlace.com, the number one Disney Fan site on the internet. Please see creative commons license at the bottom of this page for copyright information. All content on this website is my own and does not necessarily represent the views of my employer or anyone else on the planet. The Disney Blog is supported by advertising and some of the links on this site and in product reviews are revenue share affiliate ads. I also do accept product for review and to give away as prizes. However, I compose all my editorial separate from any decision regarding advertising or affiliate links. YMMV.
Tag Archives: ABC
"How To Get Away With Murder" Review
It's premiere week, so I'm here to give you "speedy reviews" of all the new ABC shows premiering this week. Next up, How To Get Away With Murder. Starring: Viola Davis, Katie Findlay, Mayy McGorry, Liza Weil Plot: Viola plays … Continue reading
Posted in Television Tagged ABC, How To Get Away With Murder, review, Shonda Rhimes, Viola Davis 2 Comments
Agents of SHIELD S2-E1 Recap: Shadows
"Shadows" sets up what has become the new normal for Coulson and his team since the fallout of last season and sets the trajectory for this new season. In 1945, Peggy Carter and the Howling Commandos have infiltrated and destroyed … Continue reading
Posted in marvel, Television Tagged ABC, agent carter, agents of shield, marvel, Television, tv 1 Comment
"Black-ish" Premieres tonight on ABC
It's premiere week, so I'm here to give you "speedy reviews" of all the new ABC shows premiering this week. Next up, Black-ish. Starring: Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Laurence Fishburne Plot: Andre (Anderson) thinks his middle class African-American family … Continue reading
Posted in Television, Television Tagged ABC, Anthony Anderson, Blackish, premiere, review, sitcom, Tracee Ellis Ross Comments Off
"Forever" Review
It's premiere week, so I'm here to give you "speedy reviews" of all the new ABC shows premiering this week. First up, Forever. Starring: Ioan Gruffudd, Alana de la Garza, Lorraine Toussaint, Judd Hirsch Plot: Dr. Henry Morgan (Gruffudd) is … Continue reading
Posted in Television Tagged 2014 TV Season, ABC, Forever, premiere, review Comments Off
Agents of SHIELD S2-E1 Preview: Shadows
When we left our team last Spring, S.H.I.E.L.D. was all but destroyed. Coulson and his team were the remnant and charged with building the organization back up from the ground. They were also still reeling from the discovery that one … Continue reading
Posted in marvel, Television Tagged ABC, agents of shield, disney, marvel Comments Off


text:
If for some reason you are not completely satisfied with your purchase this holiday season, choose our FREE pre-paid shipping label and we'll cover your return! This offer is only good on eligible orders placed between November 1, 2014 and December 24, 2014. We've extended our normal return period to January 15, 2015 or 30 days after your order is received - whichever comes later. Learn more about our return policy.
Enjoy free shipping this holiday season! Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $29.95 to contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
The Yukon brand of spotting scopes offers high quality sports optics products at very affordable prices. Yukon Spotting Scopes are ideal for nature enthusiasts and who demand quality at a low cost. Yukon spotters come with the most popular power ranges, offer perfect image quality in all weather conditions, and come with many innovative features. Yukon spotting scopes can capture the panorama, then zoom-in for razor sharp, up-close detail of distant animals, people, or landmarks. If you are looking for birding spotting scopes, or other spotting scopes, you will find the best value in spotting scopes from Yukon. OpticsPlanet offers a full line of original Yukon Spotting Scopes with full manufacturer's warranty and Free Shipping on orders over $29.95!
Connect with OpticsPlanet
Become our fan, follow us, & subscribe for the latest updates and deals
Subscribe to our email list
Sign up and receive $5 Off and get exclusive access to promotions, sales
events, pre-order sales & more!
Contact Information
Toll-Free: 800-504-5897
Intl.: 847-513-6201
Fax: 847-919-3003
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hours of Operation
7AM-8PM CST Mon-Fri9AM-5PM CST Sat-Sun
Our Guarantees


text:
quantum mechanics
Theoretical physicists are searching for a 'Theory of Everything' to reconcile quantum mechanics and relativity - the two great physical theories of the twentieth century. String theory is a current hot favourite, and some of the world's most eminent physicists tell us why.
Will we ever be able to make computers that think and feel? If not, why not? And what has all this got to do with tiles? Plus talks to Sir Roger Penrose about all this and more.
This issue of Plus is a special, marking the occasion of Stephen Hawking's 60th birthday. Plus attended his Birthday Conference in Cambridge, where we interviewed some of the world's most influential mathematicians and physicists.


text:
Photo Credit: Courtesy of the Manufacturer
We can only imagine how many culinary careers began with an Easy-Bake Oven, the lightbulb-powered mini oven that produces hockey puck-shaped discs of chocolate and vanilla cake. While the desserts themselves are nothing to write home about (in our hazy childhood memories, anyway), there is something to be said about baked goods that can be made by children ages 8 through 12 with minimal parental supervision.
But the Easy-Bake was not without its problems. The lightbulb heating element was responsible for more than a few instances of burns and a subsequent recall in 2007. (Originally launched in 1963, the fake stove top has been redesigned 11 times.) Now that traditional lightbulbs have been replaced by energy-effecient LEDs and compact fluorescents, the latest incarnation of the Easy-Bake has a sleek new look and warming unit that many view as a safer alternative. According to Hasbro, the new version heats up to about 375 degrees, but the exterior of the oven remains warm -- not hot -- to the touch.
Along with the redesign, the Easy-Bake cake mix got a makeover as well. Now aspiring young bakers can whip up tiny batches of red velvet cake, chocolate chip cookies, s'mores, pretzels and even pizza. The toy also includes a recipe book so kids can experiment and make their own mixes at home.
Of course, the new Easy-Bake comes with a revamped price tag as well: $49.99, up from $29.99. That's a steep price to pay for a tiny brownie, but it might also be an investment toward a life-long love of cooking.


text:
"We used this beautiful card as our son's birthday thank you cards. The paper & quality were excellent. We changed the layout to portrait and changed the font for his name to Kids Play Bold to make it less formal. The text came out lovely. The size of the card was perfect. We reorder more cards to have as general thank you cards since the design is so simple."
"I used this card as a Thank you after my father passed away. I used a photo of him waving and smiling and wrote Thanks for your expression of Sympathy. I cannot tell you how many comments I got from the people I sent this thank you note to. They have never recieved this type of thank you from the passing of a loved one. Many said they would be saving this card because the photo was so great. It is hard to find a thank you sympathy card, and this was perfect. It was elegant and tasteful with the black boarder. Thank you for helping me find a product that I could use during the passing of a loved one."
"This card was perfect for me. Simple and elegant. Very casual but the card and print was very well made thick and colors were great. I would recommend tiny prints to anyone staff is friendly and helpful. This is now my go to place for all cards and invitations!"
"I was looking for personalize Thank You cards, and I have found them on Tinyprints.com. It gave me several cards to choose from and I had chosen this card. It arrived very quickly, and it was packaged well."
"Super happy with this thank you card with a black and white photo of the kids when they were toddlers. Great quality of the printing make it a wonderful keepsake for family and friends."


text:
Laurie Jennings
Revolving Door (0)
Sightings (3)
South Florida Anchors Join in Holiday Fun - Posted December 26, 2012
The South Florida Sun Sentinel recruited celebrities including local news... [TVSpy]
In Miami, WPLG Returning Local News to 5 p.m. - Posted August 17, 2011
Miami ABC-affiliate WPLG is returning local news to its 5 p.m. time slot. After scrapping its 5 o'clock newscast in favor of "Dr. Phil" a few years ago, the Post-Newsweek station is set to debut a new 5 p.m. show on Au... [TVSpy]
Anchor Sues Station, Blames Bosses "Discomfort Over the Increasingly High Profile of My Sexual Orientation" - Posted August 4, 2009
Charles Perez, who hosted a syndicated talk show in the mid-90s, is suing his current employer Miami/Ft. Lauderdale ABC affiliate WPLG, for demoting him from main anchor to weekend anchor. The horror. Perez, claims he was demoted, "because of their discomfort over the increa... [TVNewser]


text:
Do you have anything to add to this page? Have we made any mistakes... or do you ahve any additional information about Czarodziejski Dzwon? If so, we would love to hear from you. Please send us a quick note with your additions or corrections to this page, and we will make the corrections as soon as possible!
Report Errors / Submit Additional Information
Previous Cartoon | Next Cartoon
Czarodziejski Dzwon
Post your Comments or Review
This page has been viewed 14 times this month, and 235 times total.
Czarodziejski DzwonCzarodziejski Dzwon (1964) Theatrical Cartoon
This page has been viewed 14 times this month, and 235 times total.
Studio Miniatur Filmowych Zofia Oraczewska, Kazimierz Janek Alina Afanasjew, Jerzy Afanasjew Waldemar Kazanecki
Additional Crew:
- Cinematography: Maria Niedzwiecka.
- Art Direction: Zofia Oraczewska.
- Sound: Jan Radlicz.
- Filming Manager: Zofia Ejdys.
Submit Additional Information:
Cartoon Summary:
We do not have a synopsis for this cartoon; why don't you send us one?
Cartoon Comments:
Do you love Czarodziejski Dzwon, or do you think it is the worst cartoon ever? Let us know what you think! Surely you have an opinion... so share what you think. Take a minute and post your own comments about this cartoon here.
Yes! We have a mobile site. Click here for the Mobile Version of Czarodziejski Dzwon


text:
|Wycliffe (WYC)
|New International Version (NIV)
|1 And these be the sons of the province, which went up from the captivity, which Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, had translated into Babylon; and they turned again into Jerusalem and into Judah, each man into his city, (And these be the sons of the province, who came back from the captivity, whom Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, had carried off to Babylon; and they returned to Jerusalem and to Judah, each man to his own city,)
|1 Now these are the people of the province who came up from the captivity of the exiles, whom Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had taken captive to Babylon (they returned to Jerusalem and Judah, each to his own town,
|Copyright © 2001 by Terence P. Noble. For personal use only. (Wycliffe Bible)
|Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online)


text:
G42 Magazine Extension
The new Glock 42 is the smallest and lightest Glock ever released; it just might be the perfect concealed carry handgun!
For guys like me, the only drawbacks are the 6 shot capacity and the very small grip. This makes it difficult to get a consistent shooting grip which certainly affects both accuracy and speed.
We have developed this "one-shot" magazine extension especially for the G42 to enable you to get a full grip on the gun. It replaces the factory base plate while using the same spring.
You'll find it provides a much better grip. And that one extra round… well, this is one case where "less is more" just doesn't apply.
Watch our online video to learn just how easy this is to install.
Available in black or silver.
Order Online or Call (800) 601-8273
Additional Information
|G42 Magazine Extension
|Meta Keywords
|Glock 42, G42, Glock, 42, concealed carry, shot, capacity, accuracy, speed, magazine extension,. mag, extension, black, silver, T1366


text:
Haven't the coffee-beer gods spoken already? It didn't work out for Drew Carey, it didn't work out for that chick in Beer Wars, Moonshot (WTF is that?)... But what the hell right, I like to drink coffee laced with booze and finish it off with a yard of beer - that's when the party starts!
Wow... the self righteousness level on this forum is certainly rising...
+1 to the post above mine.
I'm looking to contract brew also, should I go to spinmywheels.com also Mr. Witandwisdom?
I may be wrong, but I believe these bans occurred on state the state level, not federal. Check with your state board of alcohol control (or all states where you plan to market).
My understanding is that if caffeine is extracted from an ingredient as part of the brewing process you should be fine. I am thinking "Founder's breakfast stout" as an example...
The artificially caffeinated drinks are what was made illegal.
Grats on the step up to contract brewing.
seriously who cares what anyone here or probrewer says. get a lawyer. period.


text:
Petersen Museum Ultimate Garage Sale
Enthusiasts become part of the attraction at the Petersen Automotive Museum
If you are looking for that hard to find part, a unique Christmas gift for the car enthusiast in your life, or you need to clear out your garage of parts, books, literature, and automobilia, come to the Third Annual Petersen Automotive Museum Garage Sale and Swap Meet on Saturday, December 3, 2011. Filling the second and third floors of the Petersen Museum's parking structure, the event will feature a mix of items from the Museum, along with a car sale corral and vendor area for those looking to sell vehicles and automobile or motorcycle items.... more
Andy Bolig - October 07, 2011 08:28 AM - Comments
Mecum Offers Special Camaro
Funds Benefit Operation Mend
Dana Mecum, president of The Mecum Auction Company, and Ryan Friedlinghaus, founder and CEO of West Coast Customs(r), have joined forces to offer a custom 2011 Chevrolet Camaro convertible to raise funds for Operation Mend.Operation Mend is a partnership... more
Larry Jewett - October 05, 2011 02:35 PM - Comments
Linn Creek Corvette Show
Over 100 Cars in Attendance
The Linn Creek Corvette Association in Missouri recently hosted their fourth annual Corvette Meet and Greet at Hulett Chevrolet/Buick/GMC. It was a huge success. There were 90 registered for the event and more showed up just to "meet and greet"... more
Gary & Nancy Hollander - October 05, 2011 09:52 AM - Comments
Museum and School to Work in Unity
Plan to Benefit Both Facilities
LeMay – America's Car Museum (ACM) has established a partnership with McPherson College to promote both institutions and their work in automotive preservation and education.Through the alliance, ACM, set to open in June 2012, will provide... more
Larry Jewett - October 02, 2011 08:00 AM - Comments
Tire Testing
Consumers Give Feedback to Yokohama
Yokohama Tire Corporation annually offers experiential ride and drive training programs across the country for dealers. Now, the Fullerton, California-based tire manufacturer is looking at opening the event to consumers. On September 21, Yokohama invited... more
Larry Jewett - October 01, 2011 08:00 AM - Comments
Which has more, two or four?
More green: a motorcycle or a car?
The car, according to a segment on the Discovery Channel series "MythBusters" that premiered Wednesday.... more
Andy Bolig - September 30, 2011 03:14 PM - Comments
Special Explorer Built
LEGO block vehicle heads to Florida
A unique Ford Explorer rolled off the line at the company's Chicago Assembly Plant. This Ford Explorer is created from more than 380,000 LEGO bricks and marks the beginning of a long-term alliance between Ford and LEGOLAND® Florida theme park.The... more
Larry Jewett - September 30, 2011 02:12 PM - Comments
Lucas Oil Purchases MAVTV
Major Plans to Upgrade Cable Channel Programming
Lucas Oil Products, Inc. announced that it has purchased control of cable TV Network MAVTV as part of its ongoing expansion program. Lucas Oil will make a significant financial investment in MAVTV and has plans underway to improve both the quality of the programming and the value of the Network.... more
Andy Bolig - September 30, 2011 10:24 AM - Comments
Night at The Museum
Hershey Fall Meet Fundraiser
The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) Club, Library and Museum, along with RM Auctions, have again joined forces to host the fifth annual "Night at the Museum" event on Wednesday, October 5, 2011. This evening will feature friends... more
Larry Jewett - September 30, 2011 08:00 AM - Comments
1969 Nova Decals
Reproduction Stickers, Tags & Printed Paper For Your Muscle Car
Open the hood, peer through an open door or pop open the decklid on a well-restored muscle car and you'll be met with plenty of detail. Some of it has to do with correct hardware, along with appropriate component finishes for various bits and pieces, but having the right decals and the right paperwork for (and on) your car actually goes a long way toward making the restoration complete.... more
Wayne Scraba - September 29, 2011 12:00 PM - Comments


text:
Strategy Part 1 (JP) for Survival Kids 2Home / Gameboy Color /
This page contains Survival Kids 2 Hints for Gameboy Color called "Strategy Part 1 (JP)" and has been posted or updated on Aug 28, 2012 by renzdol. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Konami
- Publisher: Konami
- Genre: Role-Playing General
- Release Date: Jul 19, 2000
- ESRB: Not Set
Strategy Part 1 (JP)
Small Island - Fortress
At the start of the game, if you answer yes (Hai) you're journey begins here.
Big Island - Beach
At the start of the game, if you answer no (Iie) you're journey begins here.
Pass Small Island Tunnel
Get the oxygen cylinder on the 2nd floor fortress. Then use it inside the tunnel to enter big island. You still need to use kindling and torch.
Pass Big Island Tunnel
Combine 2 chemical bottles found inside the warship. Manganese dioxide MnO2 + Hydrogen peroxide H2O2. You'll get Oxygen Bottled. Then use it inside the tunnel to enter small island. You still need to use kindling and torch.
Back to all Cheats
Stuck on this game? Set a specific, clearly defined question and let others answer your question or view answers to previously asked questions. If you think you are an Survival Kids 2 expert then please try to help others with their questions.
Ultimate Fighting Championship - Gameplay Video 1
- May 25, 2014, Views: 84
AirForce Delta - Gameplay Video 1
- May 25, 2014, Views: 104
Mickey's Racing Adventure - Review Trailer
- May 25, 2014, Views: 71
Metal Walker - Gameplay Video 1
- May 25, 2014, Views: 107
- Resident Evil: Gaiden - Gameplay, (GBC)
- WWF Betrayal - Gameplay Video 1, (GBC)
- Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 3 - Gameplay Video 1, (GBC)
- Quest: Brians Journey - Gameplay Video 1, (GBC)
- Pokemon Trading Card Game 2: Great Rocket Visits - japanese Review Trailer, (GBC)
- Perfect Dark - Review Trailer, (GBC)
- Mario Golf - (GBC) Review Trailer, (GBC)
- Kettou Beast Wars - Gameplay Video 1, (GBC)
- Die Original Moorhuhn Jagd, (GBC)
- Network Boukenki Bugsite: Beta, (GBC)
- Keitai Denjuu Telefang: Speed Version, (GBC)
- Medarot: Card Robottle Kuwagata Version, (GBC)
- Medarot 5: Susutake Mura No Tenkousei: Kabuto, (GBC)
- Medarot 3: Kuwagata Version, (GBC)
- Medarot 2: Kuwagata Version, (GBC)
- Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, (GBC)
- Die Maus, (GBC)
- Tyrian, (GBC)
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Episode: Choose Your Story - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- How To Train Your Dragon 2 - Ready To Fly Trailer, (Wii)
- The Settlers - Kingdoms Of Anteria - Announcement Trailer, (PC)
- Entwined - Quick Look Trailer, (PS3)
- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (iPad)


text:
Caleta Hotel, Gibraltar
Rooms: 160
Reviews - Caleta Hotel
- Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Mature Couple
- Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
- Age Group: 41 - 50
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Business Traveller
Read 192 additional reviews of Caleta Hotel at TripAdvisor.
Want to see more hotels? View all hotels in Gibraltar
Historical Traveller Reviews of Caleta Hotel
Buenofrom rockscorpion
Dont worry about the hotel being on the "wrong side" of the Rock. Taxis are reasonably priced and there is an excellent and frequent bus service from about 7 am to 9 pm. Get an all day ticket and you can travel on any route as often as you like each day. Cost 80 pence for pensioners and I think £1.50 for non pensioners.
Terrific Gibraltarfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Holiday havenfrom bonnagg
Excellent Customer Servicefrom Keving18
Ive added a picture of the view from many of the hotel room balconies. Please also browse through my other photo's of the Caleta.
The rooms have been totally refurbished, even the televisions in the rooms are plasma's.
The rooms are let on mainly a room only basis, but the hotel does offer breakfast in the breakfast room. The food on offer is very nice, and buffet style, ranging from fruit salads, cold meats, rolls and croissants to cooked breakfasts. A bit pricey at £8.99 per person, but you can help yourself to as much as you want, and go back for a refill as many times as you want.
Its also worth knowing that you can also get a good breakfast at numerous cafe's on Main Street for around £3.99.
We have hired a car on each visit to Gibraltar, and I would recommend hiring a car if you are going to stay at this hotel, as it is on the "other side" of the rock to Main Street and all of the attractions. Ive been told via other guests that taxi's can cost from £5 upwards from the Caleta, depending on the time of day you book it.
Please drop me an Email, if you'd like any more information/photos of this hotel, or on Gibraltar in general.
stafffrom A TripAdvisor Member
You pays your money, you takes your choicefrom munkypete
The hotel is large could be superb, however it needs some work doing to it. We booked a last minute cheap deal and for the price paid it was acceptable. Had I paid the hotel prices I would not have been happy.
Our room was basic and "tatty", the carpet had seen batter days, the curtains were not correctly in the track, furniture was battered. Room was cold but a heater was provided. The balcony was dirty and in need of repair.
The pool area has sun loungers and stairs down to the beach (which isnt very nice). The stairs and pool area were in a very poor condition.
On the positive side, the staff were friendly, and we used a complimentary changing room, after checking out on departure day. The room we used was beautiful. Clearly recently refurbished, it was large, spotless and very well appointed.
Please note as a general point on Gibraltar, its closed on Sundays!
Super locationfrom john9159
It is located on the Catalan Bay with a small beach; very little on this side of Gibraltar which makes it so quiet.
The hotel restaurant Nuno's is expensive but on the beach behind the hotel is the Sea Wave, lots to eat and worth a visit.
Walking from the Caleta there are a few shabby sights such as builders yards and what looks like a graveyard for abandoned cars. This really spoils Gibraltar as more could be done to clean up the coastal areas.
I travelled alone and made the most of the trip by going on an arranged tour of Gibraltar with Blands which shows you the Upper Rock, a tour of the inside of the Rock and varoius locations around Gib. I also went to Tangier with Bland but was disappointed as we were taken to a herbalist and carpet sellers and harassed awfully to buy there wretched products. Gibraltar is a funny place made up of all the old buildings of England crammed on one small penninsula. It's ok for curiosity value and for elderly people who want a no-nonsense holiday where you can speak English and use English currency. A very sleepy place with not much to offer the tourist. If you are in Spain then nip acroos by car for a day. Good hotels are expensive as is eating out.
Tax free shopping is a bonus but be wary of buying expensive items such as digital cameras as you can't go back to replace it if it goes wrong! Cigarettes are very cheap at less than £9.00 for 200 but remember that you can officially only bring back 200 but you should be ok with 1000 as long as you don't attract any attention.
Not much trouble with robbery etc in fact there is so little goes on that the news reports actually list each "crime" individually.
Very comfortablefrom Coolblade
Greatfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Run down and has seen better daysfrom trolleydolly
Getting a taxi to the town was cheap but other hotel guests jumped the queues. Not the hotels fault I agree.
Its Italian restuarant was poor ,kept waiting for food and then finding it uncooked or the wrong order. Do go to the Australian run restuarant in Casemates Square its fab.Sorry cannot remember the name but you will recognise it cos its the busiest there in the evening. Do remember to book
The pool area was terrible , all crumbling walls and it appeared to be carpeted with astro turf, very strange! Gibraltar was great but do save a packet and stay in the Bristol Hotel , which although is also rather in need of an update has fantastic staff and the cheapest bar in europe and its rooms are extremely clean ( but do not like carpets in bathrooms)
Top Local Tips for Gibraltar
Be carefull At the moment there are lots of 'Beautification' works being carried out in Gib, they also don't have a concept of health and safety for themselves or the public! So use a lot of commonsense when passing the cranes, building sites etc.
Have an open mind Gibraltar is not, and has never sold itself as a holiday resort. Therefore, turn up and expect buzzing nightlife and glitzy surroundings and you will be disappointed. Gibraltar is a working town, and certainly has its slightly shabbier areas, but then what town does not? Look past this however and you will discover a richness in culture, character, history and flavour that will astound you. Where else in the world do Christians, Muslims, Jews and Hindus live together in close proximity and perfect harmony? The shared culture of the Genoise roots, blended with African, British and Spanish makes Gibraltar and it's people the most rewarding place to visit. Have an open mind and I promise you that you will leave wanting more!
Check if there's a concert in the Cave They hold concerts occasionally in a hollowed out St. Michaels' cave literally within the bowels of The Rock. Would be a truly amazing experience, so look out for it when you arrive.
- (hotels)
Other names for Caleta Hotel
- caleta hotel gibraltar
- caleta hotel
- Address: Sir Herbert Miles Rd, Catalan Bay - Gibraltar - Gibraltar
"Not 4 star" - Liz
"Totally BRILLIANT!!!!" - Jackie
"Noisy and no air con" - Jeff Stevens
- Loading Image...
- Loading Image...
- Loading Image...
- Loading Image...
- (hotels)
Hotels Near Caleta Hotel
- The Rock Hotel Gibraltar, Gibraltar Distance: 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
- Rocamar Hotel Ibiza, Spain Distance: 674.2 km / 418.9 mi
- AC La Linea Hotel La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain Distance: 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
- Alsatli Paraiso Beach Resort Hotel Estepona, Spain Distance: 42.3 km / 26.3 mi
- Reina Cristina Hotel Algeciras, Spain Distance: 9.4 km / 5.9 mi
- Misiana Hotel Tarifa, Spain Distance: 9.6 km / 5.9 mi
- VIME Octavio Hotel Algeciras, Spain Distance: 9.5 km / 5.9 mi
- Maria Luisa Hotel Rute, Spain Distance: 10.1 km / 6.2 mi
- Hospederia Las Cortes de Cadiz Hotel Cadiz, Spain Distance: 96.1 km / 59.7 mi
- Guadacorte Park Hotel Los Barrios, Spain Distance: 10.2 km / 6.3 mi
- Alboran Hotel Algeciras, Spain Distance: 10.5 km / 6.5 mi
- Quercus Hotel La Linea de la Concepcion, Spain Distance: 11 km / 6.8 mi
- La Torre Hotel Tarifa, Spain Distance: 15.5 km / 9.6 mi
- Arte Vida Hotel Tarifa, Spain Distance: 27.3 km / 16.9 mi
- NH Almenara Golf Hotel San Roque, Spain Distance: 16 km / 9.9 mi


text:
What does TIMS mean in Networking?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand TIMS in the Computing field in general and in the Networking terminology in particular.
Tivoli Internet Management Server
Find a translation for TIMS in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss this TIMS abbreviation with the community:
Use the citation below to add this abbreviation to your bibliography:
"TIMS." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2014. Web. 19 Dec. 2014. <http://www.abbreviations.com/term/63400>.
TIMS also stands for:
- Tag Information Management System
- Tank Inventory Management System
- Teaching Integrated Mathematics and Science
- Technical Information Management System
- TECOM Integrated Management System
... and 23 more »
Nearby & related abbreviations:
Alternative search:
- Search Tivoli Internet Management Server on Amazon.com
- Search Tivoli Internet Management Server on Google


text:
Ziloryn Weight Loss Pills
Online Weight Loss Prescriptions
Fattache Forte is 100% Natural and comes with a Money Back Guarantee.
Liquid Weight Loss
Coconut water is a naturally isotonic beverage, a solution that has the same salt concentration as normal cells of the body and blood. That s why coconut water has been called a life-enhancing beverage. It hydrates the body s cells because it s rich in minerals such as potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. Coconut water has antiviral, antifungal, and antimicrobial properties. Coconut water is fat free, cholesterol free, rich in electrolytes, low calorie, low in carbohydrates, and low in sugars. The antioxidants and cytokinins in coconut water help to rid the body of damaging free radicals and promote proper cellular function such as cell division.
Online Weight Loss Programs
Phase 3
"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the prettiest of us all?" How many times must most of us have repeated this quote willing the mirror to answer, "You, my ladylord". But, no matter how much we deceive ourselves into believing that we have a good figure, the truth is that all of us know that there is scope for improvement. We can have a good physique if we so desire. The only catch is that we are not willing to try our options. Calatrin or Calotren, as it is known more famously, is a weight loss supplement which helps us to attain the perfect figure if we take it in the correct method.
Some of the original Herbalife weight loss products contained the active ingredient Ma Huang or Sida cordifolia, two herbs containing ephedrine alkaloids. Adverse reactions involving the company s Thermojetics original green tablets were recorded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Herbalife subsequently stopped using ephedrine in its products in the face of rising insurance premiums. The U.S. FDA banned supplements containing ephedra in 2004.
Weight Loss Facts
* Creating shakes in particular may cause excess fluid retention, which can raise blood pressure and increase the risk of stroke in susceptible people.
When you lose weight you generally lose it in the reverse order that you put it on. So if you had a medicine ball gut right from the beginning then unfortunately it will probably be the last to go.
Weight Loss
best food for losing weight
1700 86529897
USD Suppliers:
In Stock