text:
- Stacey Daniels, 33, of Wessex Road, Didcot, admitted stealing £50 worth of meat and other items from the BP Garage at Milton Heights on June 4 and £45 worth of alcohol from Didcot Co-op on July 14. He also admitted stealing £45 worth of alcohol from Broadway Service Station, in Wantage Road, Didcot, on July 28, four cans of Special Brew worth £8.49 from Broadway Service Station on July 23 and meat of unknown value from the same shop on August 11. He was given a community order requiring drug rehabilitation and told to pay £60 compensation.
- James Gomersall, 22, of Banbury Road, Oxford, admitted theft by an employee after stealing £6,710 in cash from the Dew Drop Inn, at 258 Banbury Road, Oxford, between July 1 and July 17. He was ordered to carry out 250 hours of unpaid work and pay a £60 victims' surcharge and £85 costs.
- Colin White, 44, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted stealing two bottles of vodka, worth £34, from Sainsbury's, in Oxford, on July 26. He was fined £75 and ordered to pay £34 compensation and a £20 victims' surcharge.
- David Baron, 24, of Pottery Piece, Oxford, admitted possessing 26.34g of cannabis, a class B drug, in Sandford Lane, Kennington on May 23 and supplying a person an unknown quantity of cannabis on or before that date. He was told to do 250 hours of unpaid work, fined £250 and told to pay a £60 victims' surcharge.
- Antony Begley, 27, of Clematis Place, Abingdon, was convicted of assaulting PC Jones in the execution of his duty in Wantage Market Place on March 29. He admitted committing a further offence while subject to a suspended sentence for assault by beating given by Oxford Magistrates' Court on July 25. A three-month curfew was imposed from 9pm to 4.30am on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and he was told to pay £250 compensation, a £60 victims' surcharge and £960 costs. He was fined £50.
- Jose Rodrigues, 28, of Headley Way, Oxford, admitted stealing £501.75 from Carpenter Catering Ltd, in Jubilee House, John Smith Drive, Oxford, between May 1 and June 11. He was fined £85 and told to pay £50 compensation and a £20 victims' surcharge.
- Stuart Nicholson, 37, of Nursery Close, Botley, admitted stealing a bottle of vodka worth £10 from the Co-op, in Botley, on August 17, stealing a £10 bottle of vodka from the store on August 16, and stealing alcohol worth £8.60 from the Co-op, in Cowley Road, Oxford, on August 21. He was fined £150 and told to pay a £20 victims' surcharge.
- Angela Birch, 40, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted stealing an ice cream cake slice worth £3.50 from George and Danver's, in Oxford, on February 16. She was fined £25 and told to pay a £20 victims' surcharge.
- James Lewis, 23, of Emperor Gardens, Greater Leys, Oxford, admitted failing to surrender to the custody of Oxford Magistrates' Court on August 21. He was fined £50 and told to pay a £20 victims' surcharge.
- Rhia Gaskell, 19, of Underhill Circus, Barton, in Oxford, admitted causing racially or religiously aggravated criminal damage worth £550 to a taxi door and racially or religiously aggravated common assault in Oxford on July 12. A three-month curfew was imposed and he was told to repay £50 and to pay a £60 victims' surcharge.
- Andrew Cox, 50, of Spring Hill Road, Begbroke, near Kidlington, admitted drink-driving in Horseman Close, Marston, in Oxford, on August 8. He had 54 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath, above the legal limit of 35 micrograms. He was given a 12-month driving ban, fined £300 and told to pay a £30 victims' surcharge and £85 costs.
12. Robert Jones, 36, of Beckdale Close, Bicester, was convicted of speeding at 76mph in a 50mph zone on the M40 at Great Milton on December 6. He was fined £400 and told to pay a £40 victims' surcharge and £85 costs. He received a seven-day driving ban.
13. Patrick Tackley, 44, of Blenheim Drive, Witney, admitted assault by beating in Burwell Drive, Witney on October 19. He was given a six-month conditional discharge and told to pay a £15 victims' surcharge and £250 costs.
14. Caroline Bolton, 55, of Perrys Road, Stanford-in-the-Vale, admitted shoplifting items worth £31.54 from BP Service Station on the A4130 link road in Milton Heights on July 8. A nine-month supervision order was made and she was told to repay £31.54, a £60 victims' surcharge and £10 costs.
15. Jason Fuller, 43, of Fulwell Close, Banbury, admitted stealing four cans of Stella Artois lager worth £5 from Tesco Express, in Middleton Road, Banbury, on July 22. He was given a six-month conditional discharge and told to pay a £15 victims' surcharge and £40 costs.
16. Paul Wyeth, 33, of Shackleton Close, Bicester, admitted shoplifting a bottle of alcohol worth £19 from Midcounties Co-op, in Kidlington, on June 24. He was fined £60 and told to repay £19, a £20 victims' surcharge and £40 costs.
17. Matthew Goves, 43, of Briary Way, Carterton, admitted assault by beating in Curbridge Road, Witney on May 13. A restraining order was made and he was fined £100 and told to pay a £20 victims' surcharge and £200 costs.
18. Steve Jackson, 29, of Broughton Road, Banbury, admitted assault by beating in Banbury on June 14 and June 17, as well as criminal damage to a television and two plates and putting a hole through a wall in Goodwood Close, Chesterton on March 2. He was also convicted of a beating in Goodwood Close, Chesterton on March 2 and jailed for four months. Restraining orders were made and he was told to pay £650 in compensation.
19. Stephen Carter, 56, of Field Close, Kidlington, admitted failing to provide a breath specimen for analysis in Banbury on July 27. He was fined £400 and told to pay a £40 victims' surcharge and £85 costs. He was banned from driving for 24 months.
20. Leeanne Dilleyston, 31, of Pontefract Road, Bicester, admitted arson after damaging curtains and other property worth £800 belonging to Bromford Social Housing on June 5. She was given a 12-week prison sentence suspended for 12 months and told to pay an £80 victims' surcharge.
- Our top stories
Schoolboy is earning his stripes with role in new Holocaust play
7:00am Friday 27th February 2015
ALMOST a year after he made his professional stage bow opposite Jason Donovan, a Carterton schoolboy has started touring the nation in a new play.
Football boss cries foul over parking shortage at ground
6:30am Friday 27th February 2015
THE chairman of a football club has said there will not be enough parking for players and fans at its new ground.
Councils near to finding new base following arson attack
6:00am Friday 27th February 2015
ABOUT 400 staff from two councils in South Oxfordshire can expect to move into a new office in May following the devastating fire earlier this year.
Decision to axe the role of chief executive at Oxfordshire County Council could be overturned
4:34pm Thursday 26th February 2015
A DECISION to axe the role of chief executive at Oxfordshire County Council could be overturned.
Ex-wife in court after malicious false claim her husband was a paedophile
9:00am Thursday 26th February 2015
AN EX-WIFE launched a malicious campaign against her former husband in which she claimed he was a paedophile, a court heard.
Woman goes missing in Oxford
4:45pm Thursday 26th February 2015
A 22-year-old-woman from Oxford has been reported missing.


text:
SportIndian GP facing the axe F1 head Bernie Ecclestone cites 'political reasons' as Indian Grand Prix set to be dropped from racing calendar. 29 Jul 2013 09:56 GMT | Sport, Formula One, Austria, Hungary, India There are currently a possible 22 races jostling for a likely 20 races next season [GETTY]The Indian Grand Prix is likely to be dropped from next year's Formula One calendar as Russia prepares for its debut, commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone has told Reuters. "Is India going to happen next year? Probably not," he said at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Asked what the problem was with the race at Greater Noida, near New Delhi, the 82-year-old British billionaire replied: "Very political." Ecclestone, who has run Formula One for decades, draws up the calendar and usually presents it to the governing International Automobile Federation to be rubber-stamped in September. He currently has a possible 22 races jostling for space on the calendar with teams expressing a strong preference for a maximum of 20. Russia, with a debut race pencilled in for the Black Sea resort of Sochi towards the end of next year, and a grand prix in New Jersey are the two novelties planned for 2014 with Austria also due to make a comeback after an 11-year absence. Bureaucratic hurdles India first hosted a grand prix in 2011 to positive reviews from the Formula One community and this year's is scheduled for October 27 as the 16th round of the 19-race championship. The two races to date in India have both been won by Red Bull's triple world champion Sebastian Vettel. There have been bureaucratic hurdles to overcome, however, as well as concern about finances and the sport's exposure to high local taxation. Promoters Jaypee Sports International issued a statement last month attacking "totally baseless and malicious" media speculation about next year's race. "Our agreement with Formula One Management is to hold F1 races at Buddh International Circuit (BIC) till 2015 and we are fully committed to do that," said Jaypee spokesman Askari Zaidi in that statement. "There is no reason for us to give up hosting F1 races." Next year's Indian Grand Prix was the subject of much discussion in Hungary, with teams recognising it faced problems but hoping they could be resolved. "It would be a pity if for these (tax) reasons we don't go there," Sauber's Indian-born principal Monisha Kaltenborn told Reuters. "India is an important market for partners who are already in Formula One or who could get into Formula One because of that market so it really would be a pity if we would not manage to sort out these problems."Source: Reuters
Hamilton seizes first season win Mercedes driver leads from pole to seal victory at the Hungarian GP as Vettel moves 38 points clear in title charge. Sport, Formula One, Hungary
Formula One races towards commercial pact New contract between F1 teams, commercial rights holders and motor sport's governing body is close to being agreed upon. Sport, Formula One, US & Canada, Germany, Norway
Analysis: Netanyahu's brazen American power play US braces for Israeli prime minister's polarising challenge to Obama on Iran in controversial speech to Congress. Politics, Middle East, US
Hate attacks: Bulgaria's invisible crime Human rights activists say the Bulgarian government is not properly investigating a growing number of hate attacks. Human Rights, War & Conflict, Europe
Soft approach to revolution in North Korea Defectors have turned to floating soap operas - even Hollywood movies - into the North to stir up 'regime change'. Human Rights, Asia, North Korea
Ebola and Africa's medicine men With modern communication technology failing to halt the disease's spread, traditional healers have stepped in to help. Health, Africa, Guinea
Hamilton seizes first season win Mercedes driver leads from pole to seal victory at the Hungarian GP as Vettel moves 38 points clear in title charge. Sport, Formula One, Hungary
Formula One races towards commercial pact New contract between F1 teams, commercial rights holders and motor sport's governing body is close to being agreed upon. Sport, Formula One, US & Canada, Germany, Norway
Iraqi forces ramp up offensive to recapture Tikrit Al Jazeera reporter says troops have seized towns and villages along the way to Tikrit, capital of Salahuddin province. War & Conflict, Iraq, Middle East, ISIL
Mourners honour Russian opposition leader Nemtsov Body of murdered former deputy prime minister to lay in state ahead of his burial in Moscow's Troekurovskoye cemetery. Politics, Europe, Russia
The SystemProsecutorial MisconductThe System examines two cases where prosecutorial misconduct may have led to wrongful imprisonment. Crime, Law, United States
Talk to Al JazeeraPrince Ali of Jordan: 'Bring back FIFA's reputation'The FIFA presidential candidate explains why he is challenging Sepp Blatter and how he plans to reform the organisation.Sport, Middle East, FIFA
Al Jazeera WorldAhalil: Music of the Red OasisThe music of the Algerian Sahara, known as Ahalil, is a key part of a way of life that has survived for centuries.Arts & Culture, Algeria, Music
People & PowerKilling the BallPeople & Power investigates how a match-fixer and his syndicate corrupted global football.Sport, Football, Corruption

subset: commoncrawl


text:
* Sri Lanka to take back China Bay oil tank farm from Indian Oil Company Fri, Dec 14, 2012, 12:12 pm SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka.
Dec 14, Colombo: The Sri Lankan government has decided to take over a petroleum storage tank complex in Eastern Sri Lanka that was given to an Indian oil company on a long lease.
According to sources at the Ministry of Petroleum Industry the government plans to take back the China Bay tank farm in Trincomalee from the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). A cabinet paper in this regard will be brought in the near future, sources said.
The China Bay petroleum storage tank complex was handed over to India's state-run Indian Oil Corporation in 2002 by the United National Party (UNP) government which was in power between 2002 and 2004. The government says that the hand over was not in line with the government standards.
The tank farm in 850 acres of land has 99 tanks each with the capacity to hold 12,100 metric tons of oil.
The government now expects to convert the petroleum storage tanks to a profitable venture with foreign investment.
The China Bay tank farm that connects to the Trincomalee harbor is of historic and strategic significance and it is the largest tank farm located between the Middle East and Singapore. It was built by the British in 1930s to supply fuel to Royal Navy ships.
ColomboPage - Recent 10 Stories Sri Lankan President to meet Elections Commissioner to discuss proposed electoral reforms-- [1 hour and 8 minutes ago] Sri Lankan government to revive investigations into allegations of stock market manipulations-- [1 hour and 47 minutes ago] Sri Lanka's Chief Prelates to be vested with legal powers to take disciplinary action against errant monks-- [2 hours ago] Buddhist prelate warns Sri Lankan government of severe consequences if promises are not honored-- [2 hours ago] Sri Lanka Marxist party demands general elections according to promises made by the government-- [2 hours ago] Former Sri Lankan minister's wife accused of making irregular recruitments to Tourism Promotions Bureau-- [3 hours ago] Sri Lankan President not to sign agreements that create losses for local entrepreneurs All corrupt politicians and officials will be punished, Sri Lanka PM assures State doctors in Sri Lanka threaten to strike demanding to resolve salary anomalies Indonesian authorities detain 85 Sri Lankan immigrants in Medan


text:
GC Pro Appoints Derek Snyder to the Position of Director, Western Region
â Promotion of longtime GC Pro employee reflects the divisionâs ongoing growth â
Guitar Center Professional (GC Pro), the outside sales division of Guitar Center that focuses on the needs of professional users, announces the appointment of Derek Snyder to the position of Director, Western Region. The announcement was made by GC Pro Vice President Rick Plushner and reflects the divisionâs ongoing success and expansion.
Plushner stated, âDerek has been a tremendous asset to GC Pro. He has provided guidance on starting our installations program; assisted in opening various commercial product lines; developed key post production and film accounts; and much more. His personal knowledge of equipment and strong relationships with the vendor community acquired over decades of doing business in our industry have translated into success for his staff and our division. He has a great understanding of the marketplace and our competition, and he operates with the utmost integrity. We look forward to continuing to work with him in this enhanced role.â
Derek Snyder stated, âI have been blessed to work for GC Pro over the last several years, and I am proud to see my role in the organization grow. I have a strong passion for this industry, and getting to serve the market working with major industry figures is a treat. I look forward to continuing my journey with GC Pro.â
For more information, please visit www.gcpro.com.
Related Topics: News
Sound Devices 688 Takes Field Production to the Next Level
RTW Appoints HHB Communications As New U.K. Distributor
BM AUDIO Equipment FZE Appointed Distributor for Crane Song in GCC and Pakistan
Dr. John Strikes a Chord with DPA Microphones
The National Bank of Greece Invests in New Audio for its Landmark Building
Audio Clarity and Reliability for Lublinâs New Stadium
Ergonomic Surge Protection and Diagnostic Energy Intelligence for Digital Signage
VMP Features New FP-MLPAB Medium Low Profile Flat Panel Articulating Wall Mount at 2015 ISC West
Professional Wireless Systems Helps Wireless Make a Slam Dunk at 2015 NBA All-Star Weekend


text:
- News
- Video
- People
Find by writer
- Yasmin Alibhai-Brown
- Rebecca Armstrong
- Memphis Barker
- Max Benwell
- Chris Blackhurst
- Ian Burrell
- Andrew Buncombe
- Ben Chu
- Patrick Cockburn
- Mary Dejevsky
- Grace Dent
- Robert Fisk
- Andrew Grice
- Stefano Hatfield
- Lucy Hunter Johnston
- Howard Jacobson
- Alice Jones
- Ellen E Jones
- Comment
- Editorials
- Letters
- IV Drip
- Campaigns
- Archive
- Our Voices
- Commentators
- Columnists
- Democracy 2015
- IV Drip Archive
- Blogs
- Scottish independence
- Save the tiger
- The state of the NHS
Find by writer
- Sport
- Tech
- Life
- Property
- Arts + Ents
- Travel
- Money
- IndyBest
- Student
- Offers
Zoos, as we are all being told in these animal sensitive times, are imprisoning institutions whose main value is to preserve endangered species and provide somewhere to go for separated fathers whose turn is to look after the kids for the weekend.
So that provides two explanations for Ken Livingstone's decision to marry, at last, Emma Beal, the mother of two of his children, in the precincts of London Zoo next month. We all know, of course, the ex-London Mayor's love of animals, his association with newts, and his childhood dream of becoming a zookeeper.
But what is one to make of his choice of venue inside the zoo, in the Mappin Pavilion, surrounded by wallabies and emus. They may be fine as a nostalgic reminder of the couple's first foreign trip together down under. But to announce it during the last Test of the Ashes series? You need look no further for an explanation of Red Ken's fall from political grace.
UK could become a 'permanently divided nation' without cross-party plan to combat poverty
Boris Nemtsov shot dead: President Obama condemns brutal killing of Putin opponent
10 great ferry routes: From Santander to Stornoway, ships to take you the extra nautical mile
20th-century terrorists: The bizarre story of two jihadis in the Australian outback
Price comparison sites should pay fines if they 'dupe' customers, MPs say
Crowdfunding: The end-end solution for business success.
Calling all entrepreneurs! See how crowdfunding can provide you with a full-circle, end to end solution for your business.
Enter the latest Independent competitions
Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our competitions and offers page.
Business videos from commercial thought leaders
Watch the best in the business world give their insights into the world of business.
Get the best in opinion from Independent Voices, straight to your inbox every Thursday lunchtime.
iJobs General
Sauce Recruitment: Retail Planning Manager - Home Entertainment UK
salary equal to £40K pro-rata: Sauce Recruitment: Are you available to start a...
Ashdown Group: Front-End Developer - London - up to £40,000
£35000 - £40000 per annum: Ashdown Group: Creative Front-End Developer - Claph...
Recruitment Genius: Product Quality Assurance Technologist - Hardline & Electric
£18000 - £24000 per annum: Recruitment Genius: The role in this successful eco...
Ashdown Group: QA Tester - London - £30,000
£28000 - £30000 per annum: Ashdown Group: QA Tester - London - £30,000 QA Tes...


text:
Welcome to Flickr Hive Mind, almost certainly the best photo search engine on the web. Returning logged in users may need to re-authenticate for FHM to work properly (go to preferences, log out, log in)
Dropbox storage - get 20 GB of Cloud Storage for free.
50 donotsteal 36 northernstar ifyouwannatakeitforpersonalusesnotcommercialusesjustask northernstar°photography usewithoutpermissionisillegal northernstarandthewhiterabbit northernstar° ©allrightsreserved 34 canon 20 explore explored 19 tititu 17 eos450d 16 digitalrebelxsi blue 14 red 12 rosso yellow white blu 11 green giallo 10 bianco verde 9 orange 8 1855is pink rosa arancione 7 stockphotos 50mm eff18ii black sweet askfirst 6 arancio 5 colours sky hmdiw allrightsreserved dolce cielo girl nero macro bleu azzurro 4 light azul me stripes bear hand purple blau rouge legno markcaustin mano d coloured wood onexplore 3 trees ragazza viola selfportrait blanco matite colori people candy gaeta bokeh rot luce mcaphoto bears rojo jeans reflection summer2007 donotusewithoutwrittenpermission violet texture blanc calzini gummy lollapalooza2008 shadows lollapalooza tazza weis self concept dentifricio cute sugar ombre spazzolino luci autoritratto socks alberi io portrait riflesso caramelle grün estate2007 smokywok wall muticoloured biancoenero lips acqua ritratto lights benevento pastelli fuxia backgrounds death illustration mouth oysho violett italia cuori mani sand nuvola blood cars amore tea is albero aplusphoto food 1855 sciroppo bocca arms zucchero strisce digitallygeneratedimage backdrop vetro morte dita candies cat tripod aurora glass hands kitchen remotecontroller cup graphic cusanomutri doll canonrc5 lila chat decoration giugliano amarillo cucina artistry gelb decorative orsetti image tenero kitten kitty blackandwhite pencils colorato water solitudine fingers love hearts design faces conceptual cibo cloud designs graphics labbra bn loneliness colorimage abstracts foodstyling gomma pencil gummybears dolci peluche onthebeach smile piedi italy tender muro garden foodphotography sabbia patterns natale superhearts abstract theworldinpink petitchat cake sangue giardino road sp rust meal corachaosdotnet panties bier origamistar caserta printemps caruccio hellokitty dorme sole nuntenevnientafa teddy viale beleftlonely ballons guitar stonetemplepilots cambogia paints mirror mare iosonopalesementestataadottata firstphotooftheyear winter smakelijketen nowhere mulinobianco dontsteal toothpaste bionda buio gutenappetit dolcini blink182 persempreinsieme cucinare acasa cul rain barbie esposizionelunga perdere lightblue impiccato remote desserts bolle koreanarmystew ragazzo giappone beteniore gatta primo fumetti straw tenderness zip different bathroomfloortiles cartadalluminiopower dark facciadichiappa lonely orsino tromboneshorty beauty appetizing salotto splicestudios microphone tomdelong funghi macchine nature gattino yum tanga bejudged
Pairs: 4 askfirst,donotsteal donotsteal,stockphotos askfirst,stockphotos 3 allrightsreserved,donotusewithoutwrittenpermission lollapalooza2008,mcaphoto donotusewithoutwrittenpermission,mcaphoto donotsteal,mcaphoto donotsteal,lollapalooza2008 allrightsreserved,lollapalooza allrightsreserved,donotsteal markcaustin,mcaphoto
Users: *northern star° 36 CoraReed 7 Mark C. Austin 4 Smoky Wok (Jasmine) Aural Asia
Flickr Hive Mind is a search engine as well as an experiment in the power of Folksonomies. All thumbnail images come directly from Flickr, none are stored on Flickr Hive Mind. These photos are bound by the copyright and license of their owners, the thumbnail links take to you to the photos (as well as their copyright and license details) within Flickr. Because some other search engines (Google, etc.) index parts of Flickr Hive Mind, you may have been led here from one of them. Welcome to Flickr Hive Mind, almost certainly the best search engine for photography on the web. If you are a Flickr user and use Flickr Stats you may have seen people being led to your photos via Flickr Hive Mind (as a Referrer). Flickr requires that I inform you that Flickr Hive Mind uses the Flickr API, but is neither endorsed nor certified by them. There are literally hundreds of other web tools built around the Flickr API, see Flickr Bits for a bunch of examples. If you are unhappy with your photos' presence on this site, you can (a) make your photos private for yourself, friends, and family. These settings will be instantly honored by Flickr Hive Mind and all other API-driven applications. (b) Hide your photos globally from text and tag searches on 3rd party sites that use the Flickr API, via your preference settings on Flickr. See the privacy tab at: http://flickr.com/account/. To also remove yourself from searches for specific user names, you will need to set your Flickr profile to be hidden from searches. Flickr has finally created a single page with all these settings, this is much easier to do now and is the preferred method - it will shut down all API driven sites. (c) Finally, you can Banish Yourself From Flickr Hive Mind. To banish yourself from Flickr Hive Mind, you must first authenticate to Flickr, which lets Flickr Hive Mind identify who you are. Once logged in, come back to this area and there will be a link to banish you. If there are any problems email me at nosflickrhivemind ... at ... fiveprime ... dot ... org. (a few people with weird characters in their user names may have had problems)Log In To Flickr Now
Flickr Hive Mind is a data mining tool for the Flickr photography database, allowing search by: tags(keywords); Flickr photography groups; Flickr users, their contacts, and favorites; free text; the Flickr Explore algorithm for interestingness. Flickr Hive Mind can also be an effective tool to identify photography with licenses that allow non-commercial (and sometimes) commercial use. Written by: Nathan Siemers. Inspired by (and thanks to) Flickr Leech. Dedicated to Anna and her Flickritis. If you find your login does not work, perhaps your browser has disabled the cookies that I use to track your session. Try telling your browser to accept them. Flickr Hive Mind stores no personal information nor photos, but some general time and IP address information ends up in my apache server logs. For additional details see the privacy policy. Any revenue generated through advertisement on this site is used only to cover the cost of keeping the site online, beyond that Fiveprime donates to charitable organizations (also, there are no ads on User pages). Flickr Hive Mind is currently consuming about 13.6 terabytes of network bandwidth per year (not including the photos themselves)!
Fiveprime.org supports The Mountain Institute - Sustaining mountain people, cultures and environments through education, conservancy, and sustainable development.


text:
By Business Wire | Article Rating: |
March 25, 2014 02:36 PM EDT | Reads: |
564 |
Samsung announced today the five grand prize winners in its nationwide Solve for Tomorrow contest, a competition to raise enthusiasm for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education among U.S. public school students. The five grand prize winners were chosen from more than 2,300 schools from across the country. The five grand prize winners listed below will receive technology from Samsung, Adobe Foundation, and DIRECTV.
G.W. Carver Middle School, Miami, FL
Sunburst Jr. High School, Sunburst, MT
Oliver Street School, Newark, NJ
Academy at Palumbo, Philadelphia, PA
East Valley High School, Yakima, WA
G.W. Carver Middle School won the Community Choice Award with nearly 11,000 public online votes; East Valley High School won the Samsung Employees Choice Award; and the other three winners were chosen by a panel of judges. Each of the five winning schools receive more than $140,000* in technology products such as smart boards, LED TVs, and laptops.
"To see how the students engage with STEM as well as with each other and their community during their Solve for Tomorrow experience is truly wonderful," said David Steel, Executive Vice President of Samsung Electronics North America. "We hope the excitement and the substance of what each of these schools achieved through their project will serve as inspiration for even greater accomplishments in the future. Congratulations to the top five winners and all of those who participated this year. We hope the challenge of this contest, together with the technology for winning schools, will help spark students' passion to pursue careers in STEM that help make the world a better place."
All five winners will be honored in a special Washington, D.C. ceremony on April 30. More than 2,300 schools from every state across the country entered the contest in August with an essay response on how STEM can help their community. Five schools from each state plus D.C., a total of 255 schools, were selected as state finalists and received Samsung Galaxy Tabs. They moved onto the next phase of the contest where 51 state winners were selected to receive a camcorder, laptop, and Adobe editing software to create videos to compete in the video phase of the contest that answered the challenge: Show how STEM can improve your community.
Fifteen national finalists also competed in an in-person project pitch event at SXSWedu in Austin where they presented their project to a panel of judges. The prize package for the 15 national finalists includes a special service plan with a dedicated school support contact, on-site product training and maintenance service, online training, and an extended warranty plan.
The Solve for Tomorrow contest is part of Samsung Hope for Children, the company's philanthropic initiative focused on helping children lead healthier, smarter, and more sustainable lives. Since 2002, Samsung and its partners have provided cash, technology and volunteer hours to more than 750 schools and community organizations in the United States. Samsung continues to support children's education by providing tools that empower young people to learn through a variety of STEM initiatives, including the company's Mobile Application Academies and a partnership with the National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF).
* Estimated Retail Value
About Samsung Electronics North America
Samsung Electronics North America (NAHQ), based in Ridgefield Park, NJ, is an arm of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. The company markets a broad range of award-winning consumer electronics, information systems, and home appliance products, as well as oversees all of Samsung's North American brand management including Samsung Electronics America, Inc., Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC and Samsung Electronics Canada, Inc. As a result of its commitment to innovation and unique design, Samsung is one of the most decorated brands in the electronics industry. For more information, please visit www.samsung.com. You can also Fan Samsung on www.facebook.com/SamsungUSA or follow Samsung via Twitter @SamsungTweets.
About Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a global leader in technology, opening new possibilities for people everywhere. Through relentless innovation and discovery, we are transforming the worlds of televisions, smartphones, tablets, personal computers, cameras, home appliances, printers, LTE systems, medical devices, semiconductors and LED solutions. We employ 286,000 people across 80 countries with annual sales of US$216.7 billion. To discover more, please visit www.samsung.com.
Published March 25, 2014 Reads 564
Copyright © 2014 SYS-CON Media, Inc. — All Rights Reserved.
Syndicated stories and blog feeds, all rights reserved by the author.
More Stories By Business Wire
Copyright © 2009 Business Wire. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Business Wire content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Business Wire. Business Wire shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon.
SYS-CON Events announced today that Dyn, the worldwide leader in Internet Performance, will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Dyn is a cloud-based Internet Performance company. Dyn helps companies monitor, control, and optimize online infrastructure for an exceptional end-user experience. Through a world-class network and unrivaled, objective intelligence into Internet conditions, Dyn ensures traffic gets delivered faster, safer, and more reliably than ever. Mar. 3, 2015 09:15 PM EST Reads: 764 |
By Carmen Gonzalez Even as cloud and managed services grow increasingly central to business strategy and performance, challenges remain. The biggest sticking point for companies seeking to capitalize on the cloud is data security. Keeping data safe is an issue in any computing environment, and it has been a focus since the earliest days of the cloud revolution. Understandably so: a lot can go wrong when you allow valuable information to live outside the firewall. Recent revelations about government snooping, along with a steady stream of well-publicized data breaches, only add to the uncertainty Mar. 3, 2015 08:15 PM EST Reads: 652 |
By Liz McMillan Hadoop as a Service (as offered by handful of niche vendors now) is a cloud computing solution that makes medium and large-scale data processing accessible, easy, fast and inexpensive.
In his session at Big Data Expo, Kumar Ramamurthy, Vice President and Chief Technologist, EIM & Big Data, at Virtusa, will discuss how this is achieved by eliminating the operational challenges of running Hadoop, so one can focus on business growth. The fragmented Hadoop distribution world and various PaaS solutions that provide a Hadoop flavor either make choices for customers very flexible in the name of opti... Mar. 3, 2015 07:30 PM EST Reads: 1,024 |
By Liz McMillan The Workspace-as-a-Service (WaaS) market will grow to $6.4B by 2018. In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Seth Bostock, CEO of IndependenceIT, will begin by walking the audience through the evolution of Workspace as-a-Service, where it is now vs. where it going.
To look beyond the desktop we must understand exactly what WaaS is, who the users are, and where it is going in the future. IT departments, ISVs and service providers must look to workflow and automation capabilities to adapt to growing demand and the rapidly changing workspace model. Mar. 3, 2015 07:00 PM EST Reads: 948 |
By Pat Romanski As organizations shift toward IT-as-a-service models, the need for managing and protecting data residing across physical, virtual, and now cloud environments grows with it. CommVault can ensure protection &E-Discovery of your data – whether in a private cloud, a Service Provider delivered public cloud, or a hybrid cloud environment – across the heterogeneous enterprise.
In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Randy De Meno, Chief Technologist - Windows Products and Microsoft Partnerships, will discuss how to cut costs, scale easily, and unleash insight with CommVault Simpana software, the only si... Mar. 3, 2015 05:00 PM EST Reads: 919 |
By Carmen Gonzalez Cloud data governance was previously an avoided function when cloud deployments were relatively small. With the rapid adoption in public cloud – both rogue and sanctioned, it's not uncommon to find regulated data dumped into public cloud and unprotected. This is why enterprises and cloud providers alike need to embrace a cloud data governance function and map policies, processes and technology controls accordingly.
In her session at 15th Cloud Expo, Evelyn de Souza, Data Privacy and Compliance Strategy Leader at Cisco Systems, will focus on how to set up a cloud data governance program and s... Mar. 3, 2015 04:15 PM EST Reads: 890 |
By Elizabeth White Roberto Medrano, Executive Vice President at SOA Software, had reached 30,000 page views on his home page - http://RobertoMedrano.SYS-CON.com/ - on the SYS-CON family of online magazines, which includes Cloud Computing Journal, Internet of Things Journal, Big Data Journal, and SOA World Magazine. He is a recognized executive in the information technology fields of SOA, internet security, governance, and compliance. He has extensive experience with both start-ups and large companies, having been involved at the beginning of four IT industries: EDA, Open Systems, Computer Security and now SOA. Mar. 3, 2015 04:00 PM EST Reads: 1,419 |
By Carmen Gonzalez The industrial software market has treated data with the mentality of "collect everything now, worry about how to use it later." We now find ourselves buried in data, with the pervasive connectivity of the (Industrial) Internet of Things only piling on more numbers. There's too much data and not enough information.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Bob Gates, Global Marketing Director, GE's Intelligent Platforms business, to discuss how realizing the power of IoT, software developers are now focused on understanding how industrial data can create intelligence for industrial operations. Imagine ... Mar. 3, 2015 03:15 PM EST Reads: 1,510 |
By Carmen Gonzalez Operational Hadoop and the Lambda Architecture for Streaming Data
Apache Hadoop is emerging as a distributed platform for handling large and fast incoming streams of data. Predictive maintenance, supply chain optimization, and Internet-of-Things analysis are examples where Hadoop provides the scalable storage, processing, and analytics platform to gain meaningful insights from granular data that is typically only valuable from a large-scale, aggregate view. One architecture useful for capturing and analyzing streaming data is the Lambda Architecture, representing a model of how to analyze rea... Mar. 3, 2015 02:00 PM EST Reads: 1,470 |
By Elizabeth White SYS-CON Events announced today that Vitria Technology, Inc. will exhibit at SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
Vitria will showcase the company's new IoT Analytics Platform through live demonstrations at booth #330. Vitria's IoT Analytics Platform, fully integrated and powered by an operational intelligence engine, enables customers to rapidly build and operationalize advanced analytics to deliver timely business outcomes for use cases across the industrial, enterprise, and consumer segments. Mar. 3, 2015 01:45 PM EST Reads: 1,353 |
By Pat Romanski The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to evolve the way the world does business; however, understanding how to apply it to your company can be a mystery. Most people struggle with understanding the potential business uses or tend to get caught up in the technology, resulting in solutions that fail to meet even minimum business goals.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jesse Shiah, CEO / President / Co-Founder of AgilePoint Inc., showed what is needed to leverage the IoT to transform your business. He discussed opportunities and challenges ahead for the IoT from a market and technical point of vie... Mar. 3, 2015 01:45 PM EST Reads: 3,769 |
By Elizabeth White Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are increasing at an unprecedented rate. The threat landscape of today is drastically different than just a few years ago. Attacks are much more organized and sophisticated. They are harder to detect and even harder to anticipate. In the foreseeable future it's going to get a whole lot harder. Everything you know today will change. Keeping up with this changing landscape is already a daunting task. Your organization needs to use the latest tools, methods and expertise to guard against those threats. But will that be enough? In the foreseeable future attacks w... Mar. 3, 2015 01:15 PM EST Reads: 3,462 |
By Elizabeth White HP and Aruba Networks on Monday announced a definitive agreement for HP to acquire Aruba, a provider of next-generation network access solutions for the mobile enterprise, for $24.67 per share in cash. The equity value of the transaction is approximately $3.0 billion, and net of cash and debt approximately $2.7 billion. Both companies' boards of directors have approved the deal.
"Enterprises are facing a mobile-first world and are looking for solutions that help them transition legacy investments to the new style of IT," said Meg Whitman, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of HP... Mar. 3, 2015 01:00 PM EST Reads: 910 |
By Roger Strukhoff Containers and microservices have become topics of intense interest throughout the cloud developer and enterprise IT communities.
Accordingly, attendees at the upcoming 16th Cloud Expo at the Javits Center in New York June 9-11 will find fresh new content in a new track called PaaS | Containers & Microservices
Containers are not being considered for the first time by the cloud community, but a current era of re-consideration has pushed them to the top of the cloud agenda. With the launch of Docker's initial release in March of 2013, interest was revved up several notches. Then late last... Mar. 3, 2015 01:00 PM EST Reads: 954 |
By Elizabeth White Disruptive macro trends in technology are impacting and dramatically changing the "art of the possible" relative to supply chain management practices through the innovative use of IoT, cloud, machine learning and Big Data to enable connected ecosystems of engagement. Enterprise informatics can now move beyond point solutions that merely monitor the past and implement integrated enterprise fabrics that enable end-to-end supply chain visibility to improve customer service delivery and optimize supplier management. Learn about enterprise architecture strategies for designing connected systems tha... Mar. 3, 2015 12:45 PM EST Reads: 3,461 |
By Carmen Gonzalez The explosion of connected devices / sensors is creating an ever-expanding set of new and valuable data. In parallel the emerging capability of Big Data technologies to store, access, analyze, and react to this data is producing changes in business models under the umbrella of the Internet of Things (IoT). In particular within the Insurance industry, IoT appears positioned to enable deep changes by altering relationships between insurers, distributors, and the insured.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Michael Sick, a Senior Manager and Big Data Architect within Ernst and Young's Financial Servi... Mar. 3, 2015 12:00 PM EST Reads: 1,429 |
By Liz McMillan The explosion of connected devices / sensors is creating an ever-expanding set of new and valuable data. In parallel the emerging capability of Big Data technologies to store, access, analyze, and react to this data is producing changes in business models under the umbrella of the Internet of Things (IoT). In particular within the Insurance industry, IoT appears positioned to enable deep changes by altering relationships between insurers, distributors, and the insured.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Michael Sick, a Senior Manager and Big Data Architect within Ernst and Young's Financial Servi... Mar. 3, 2015 10:30 AM EST Reads: 2,725 |
By Elizabeth White PubNub on Monday has announced that it is partnering with IBM to bring its sophisticated real-time data streaming and messaging capabilities to Bluemix, IBM's cloud development platform.
"Today's app and connected devices require an always-on connection, but building a secure, scalable solution from the ground up is time consuming, resource intensive, and error-prone," said Todd Greene, CEO of PubNub. "PubNub enables web, mobile and IoT developers building apps on IBM Bluemix to quickly add scalable realtime functionality with minimal effort and cost." Mar. 3, 2015 10:00 AM EST Reads: 4,912 |
By Liz McMillan Sensor-enabled things are becoming more commonplace, precursors to a larger and more complex framework that most consider the ultimate promise of the IoT: things connecting, interacting, sharing, storing, and over time perhaps learning and predicting based on habits, behaviors, location, preferences, purchases and more.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tom Wesselman, Director of Communications Ecosystem Architecture at Plantronics, will examine the still nascent IoT as it is coalescing, including what it is today, what it might ultimately be, the role of wearable tech, and technology gaps stil... Mar. 3, 2015 09:45 AM EST Reads: 1,093 |
By Carmen Gonzalez In the consumer IoT, everything is new, and the IT world of bits and bytes holds sway. But industrial and commercial realms encompass operational technology (OT) that has been around for 25 or 50 years. This grittier, pre-IP, more hands-on world has much to gain from Industrial IoT (IIoT) applications and principles. But adding sensors and wireless connectivity won't work in environments that demand unwavering reliability and performance.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, Ron Sege, CEO of Echelon, will discuss how as enterprise IT embraces other IoT-related technology trends, enterprises with i... Mar. 3, 2015 09:00 AM EST Reads: 2,373 |


text:
Think you're positioned for that promotion? It might be further away than you think if you're sabotaging your career in these ways.
Good marketers need to be thinking holistically about their customers, according to Adam Kmiec, the director of global digital marketing and social media at Campbell Soup Co. The day that you can operate without the word "digital" in your title, you'll be in a much better position to move up in your company.
Not a People Connection member? Register here.
Full Summit Calendar | Request Invite
1 The top 10 most disastrous hashtag campaigns
2 7 ad campaigns that used reverse psychology
3 The most meaningless (and hilarious) job titles on LinkedIn
4 5 brands with the craziest fans
5 11 innovative movie marketing campaigns


text:
Eglin AFB was established in 1935 and was one of the key bases in preparing the country for World War II. During Vietnam, the base and its mission significantly expanded.
Land has been added to the base over the years, and today Eglin has the largest test range of any other base in the Air Force.
While AFSOC does not issue complete lists of the aircraft at this base, it is the home to AC-130 gunships, CV-22, and a variety of non-standard aviation assets.
All units on the base are part of the AFSOC command. In addition, the base is home to AFSOC's Weapons' School.
MacDill Air Force Base, the 6th Air Mobility Wing, is located in Tampa, Florida. MacDill Air Force Base sits on 5,000 acres and is on the eastern coast of Florida.
The base is known for aircraft operations and for supporting over 3,000 personnel, as well as approximately 38 Mission Partners with 12,000 additional personnel. All branches of military are represented at MacDill, with United States Central Command and United States Special Operations Command.
NAS Key West is approximately 3-4 miles to the central business district in Key West, and the land is mostly salt marsh. The base location is rich in history and dates back to the 1823, when piracy was abundant in the area. The Navy base was created to protect the area from pirates such as Blackbeard and William Kidd. The base was expanded over time to include submarines, a training facility, and U.S. Naval ships.
The Smithsonian Magazine confirms that Pensacola is "the site of the nation's oldest European settlement." Tristán de Luna, a Spanish explorer, sailed into Pensacola Bay in 1559, making the settlement over 450 years old. The military has been in Pensacola Bay since 1826 when construction of the Pensacola Navy Yard began. Its mission included suppressing piracy, but today's mission of training aviators began in 1913, only two years after the first seaplane flight. NAS Pensacola is now home to over 16,000 military officers and enlisted personnel, most of whom are involved in naval aviation.
NAS Whiting Field is used primarily for pilot training. The North Field is used for fixed-wing, primary flight training operations.
The T-6B Joint Primary Aircraft Training System is the primary program taught. South Field is used for students in the Advanced Helicopter pipeline.
NS Mayport was originally established in 1942 as a major naval base to build World War II ships. Today, it is the third largest depot of aircraft carriers.
Today, its harbor can accommodate 34 ships, and its runway can support any aircraft currently supported by the Department of Defense.
NS Mayport can be a great assignment. The area has a lot of retired military, as well as a variety of jobs. There are also a variety of high-tech companies and health care related work in the area. While the local economy has made it difficult to find jobs in retail and hospitality, there are good jobs for skilled professionals.
Naval Air Station Banana River was opened in 1940 under the supervision of Naval Air Station Jacksonville. During World War II, the base was involved in training, search and research, anti-submarine patrols, and communications.
In 1947, NAS Banana River closed, but the base was transferred to the Air Force in 1948. The base was designated as Joint Long Range Proving Ground in 1949 before being designated as Patrick Air Force Base in 1950. The installation's recent history is dominated by involvement in aerospace research and air defense. All Department of Defense space projects are handled by Patrick AFB. Additionally, the base provides management of launches for other agencies. The base hosts the 45th Space Wing and other units.
While doing an inspection tour of Army Air Fields in 1928, 1st Lt. Francis Tyndall's F-1 plane crashed. Before he died, he was able to shoot down 6 enemy planes earning him a Silver Star. The base was renamed after him. Tyndall Field started out as a gunnery range in 1941 and after the United States Air Force was established after the Second World War, the base took on its new name – Tyndall Air Force Base. In 1950, the facility became a USAF Pilot Instructor School which also trained flight crews specifically for the Air Defense Command and Ground Control Intercept operators (GCIs).
An assignment to one of the military bases in Florida is one of the most sought after PCS in any of the services. Florida is known for having great weather, tons of stuff to do, and no income tax. Because of this, many Armed Services members claim Florida as their state of residence.
Florida has the most coastline of any of the 48 continental states, and many military bases are located within driving distance of some of the best ones.
In addition to the beach, however, Florida also has a wide variety of entertainment options, including everything from theme parks to museums.
Florida schools can vary a lot in quality. The entire state does utilize an A to F grading system, however, and parents can look up a school's grades for the past six years on the state website.
The state allows families that are zoned to failing schools to choose where to send their children, but families must apply for this status. High schoolers enrolled in AP or IB courses will have their tests paid for by the state.
There are also several highly rated public and private universities, as well as a good scholarship programs designed to fully pay the tuition of Florida students at Florida universities.
Florida relies on sales tax and property tax only to pay its bills. There is no state income tax, and many counties offer property tax discounts for disabled veterans. Property taxes are mostly used to pay for the schools, while sales tax pays for everything from administrative costs to fixing roads.


text:
Public Policy
1What are some of your goals for the first 90 days as director of HealthSource RI? More than 30,000 Rhode Islanders now have access to coverage that may not have been available to them …
Health Insurance
By PBN Staff
Twitter: @ProvBusNews
With the Feb. 23 enrollment deadline now over, HealthSource RI said that 83 percent of Year One customers have renewed a plan for 2015.
Health Care
By Mary MacDonald
PBN Staff Writer
Twitter: @MaryF_MacDonald
Five years after the enactment of the federal Affordable Care Act, health care providers, insurers and businesses in Rhode Island are still trying to determine its complex and evolving impacts.
Gov. Gina M. Raimondo signed an executive order Thursday establishing a group that will restructure Medicaid in Rhode Island. The move is part of an effort to reduce the state's per-enrollee costs, which she says are consistently among the highest in the nation.
Health Insurance
Rhode Islanders saved $45.2 million since the Affordable Care Act was enacted in 2010, according to information from the federal Department of Health and Human Services.
Health Services
By Eli Sherman
PBN Staff Writer
Twitter: @Eli_Sherman
Providers, insurers and employers will gather Feb. 26 at a summit to focus on the Affordable Care Act – popularly known as Obamacare – and how it's affecting Rhode Island's perpetually evolving …
Health Insurance
By PBN Staff
Twitter: @ProvBusNews
Eighty-two percent of Year One customers had renewed or selected a health insurance plan through HealthSource RI as of Feb. 15, according to the latest enrollment data.


text:
The Three Books That Shook Conservative Media in 1964
Author Phyllis Schlafly went on to spearhead the campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment, shown in this 1977 photo. (Warren K. Lefler/Library of Congress)
Related Pins
Phyllis Schlafly and Grassroots Conservatism: A Woman's Crusade (by Donald T. Critchlow
Ronald Reagan INFOWARS.COM BECAUSE THERE'S A WAR ON FOR YOUR MIND
Second Amendment INFOWARS.COM BECAUSE THERE'S A WAR ON FOR YOUR MIND
Sojourner Truth ( c. 1797 – November 26, 1883), an African-American abolitionist and women's rights activist. Truth was born into slavery but escaped with her infant daughter to freedom in 1826. After going to court to recover her son, she became the first black woman to win such a case against a white man. Her best-known speech on gender inequalities, "Ain't I a Woman?", was delivered in 1851 at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention. en.m.wikipedia.or...
Dr. Alveda C. King is the daughter of the late civil rights activist, Rev. A. D. King and the niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. She is a former college professor, an author, and attorney. During the civil rights movement, her family's home was bombed in Birmingham, and her father's church office was bombed in Louisville, KY. She was also jailed during the open housing movement and has continued her long-term work as a civil rights activist, focusing on school choice and pro-life issues.
"The duty of a true Patriot is to protect his country from its government." Thomas Paine #quote
A nun cuddling an orphan in Mozambique. Photographer: Mick Yates


text:
Relevant offers
A large bronze sculpture - 2 metres tall and weighing 120 kg - has gone missing from central Wellington.
Police have asked the public and art dealers to keep an eye out for the $65,000 sculpture, which was taken from public walkway between Victoria St and Chews Lane some time before March 18.
Inquiries with auction houses and art dealers had so far turned up nothing, police said.
"It is all a bit of a mystery as the sculpture is almost two metres tall and weighs around 120 kilograms so it would have taken some planning to remove without anyone noticing," Detective Constable Bryan Miller said.
"It is too heavy for most people to lift so whoever has taken it would have had to use a trolley or something else to move it."
Miller the sculpture might have been taken simply for the value of the metal and police wanted to hear from scrap-metal dealers contacted by people wanting to trade significant quantities of the copper smelted from the bronze.
Anyone with any information should contact Wellington Police on 04 381 2000 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
- The Dominion Post
Sponsored links
Police investigate suspected arson at Whatuira address
US court prevents Kim Dotcom from fighting asset seizure
Force for change: Tusha Penny and Louise Nicholas tackle family violence
Hurricanes overpower Western Force for three wins in a row
Killer's portrait to hang in victim's hometown
Gaelic games call Wellington women to Abu Dhabi
First haircut in 9 years for a good cause
PM welcomes news Prince Harry to visit New Zealand after quitting army
Taking a driver's keys - only as a last resort
Road kill - Must something be done about foreign drivers?
Kapiti Coast reduced to bore water
Man pleads guilty to incest, rape of daughters
Killer's portrait to hang in victim's hometown
Hurricanes overpower Western Force for three wins in a row
Man pleads guilty to incest, rape of daughters
Live Super Rugby: Western Force vs Hurricanes
US court prevents Kim Dotcom from fighting asset seizure
Black Caps look to seize moment against World Cup rivals Australia at Eden Park
Wellington's traffic chaos explained
Road kill - Must something be done about foreign drivers?
Is Wellington's traffic network too fragile?
• Reporters: News, Business, Sport, Features
• Newsroom 0800 366 7678
• Website ideas: Email or tweet us
• Place an ad: Email or call 04 474 0000
• Subscribe: Email or call 0800 50 50 90
• No paper: Call 0800 50 50 90
• Start or stop your paper
• View the Digital Edition
• Make dompost.co.nz your homepage


text:
Today FoxNews.com published "Traveling on the wagon: How companies cater to sober tourists," which I reported and wrote.
Given the size of the demographic, I was really surprised there aren't more travel companies don't cater to people in recovery.
Today FoxNews.com published "Traveling on the wagon: How companies cater to sober tourists," which I reported and wrote.
Given the size of the demographic, I was really surprised there aren't more travel companies don't cater to people in recovery.
On Jan. 31, I was laid off after the Aol-owned MapQuest decided to refocus resources away from publishing original travel articles.
Were you surprised?
For several reasons, no:
Do you regret putting aside freelancing to work full-time at MapQuest?
Not at all. My experience at MapQuest was fantastic and I learned a ton. For the first time since I started travel writing in 2005, I worked in-house with other travel writers and editors. Day in, day out I got to talk travel, writing, editing, social media, media strategy, journalism ethics, and the like with colleagues whose backgrounds differed from mine.
Also, I got to do some challenging work at MapQuest. And I picked up a bunch of new skills, most notably with video.
MapQuest was a fun place to work and there's a lot of enthusiasm around the site and apps—which are much better than their reputation. It's ridiculous that in tech, being around for a couple of decades is a bad thing. MapQuest's apps are very competitive with other mobile-navigation options.
I'm thankful MapQuest ventured into publishing original editorial content and gave me the opportunity to be part of that effort.
That sounds like a lot of corporate speak.
You're probably right. But it's heartfelt.
What are you doing for work now?
As great an opportunity as MapQuest was, I am very excited to be freelancing again (I freelanced from 2004 to 2013).
Yes, I know you freelanced. I'm you.
Quiet, you're ruining the structure. Since leaving MapQuest, I've already had three articles published on Condé Nast Traveler's website and had some good conversations with editors for other publications.
I got into travel writing because I like (wait for it) travel and writing. Over the past five years at Louisville.com, Eater Louisville and MapQuest, I devoted a lot of attention to web traffic, editorial and social media strategies, managing freelancers and interns, template design, and a bunch of other areas. While I enjoy that stuff, I'm excited to devote all of my energy now to creating fun and engaging content.
If you're an editor looking for articles that'll be amusing and insightful, I can be reached at email@example.com.
That was shameless. You're not looking for full-time employment?
If I found the right opportunity, I'd jump. But I'm not just looking for a full-time gig for the sake of employment.
Are you moving back to Louisville?
While I miss parts of Louisville dearly, my family is staying put in the DC area. We're a lot closer to our families, my wife has a fantastic job that she loves, and we have roots here (we'd lived in the DC area for 10 years before heading out to Louisville).
Any missed opportunities you regret at MapQuest?
Yes—a thousand percent! I wanted to interview Shingy, Aol's digital prophet, when the Internet was at peak Shingymania. I'd been assigning Q&As with notable people who travel a lot for work (celebrity chefs, actors, authors). Aol's CEO Tim Armstrong told Details that "David Shing is an explorer of the future. He lives in multiple worlds and interacts with multiple worlds, and he really goes out into the future and sends us road maps back. I look at him as mapping the future landscape, the same way that the early explorers did." So Shingy sounded like the perfect subject for a travel Q&A with MapQuest. Also, Shingy attends a lot of conferences, so I figured he'd have some practical advice for travelers too.
Sadly Shingy was off limits at the time. I'd still love to interview him though, maybe over carrot sticks at Applebee's.
Thanks for taking the time to speak with me.
The pleasure is all mine.
Condé Nast Traveler's deputy consumer news editor Paul Brady appeared on "CBS This Morning" Saturday. Among the topics he discussed on air was my article, "What a Billion Kayak Searches Reveal about the Way We'll Travel in 2015."
Check out the conversation here.
Today, Condé Nast Traveler published this article I wrote on mid-day hotel stays and I didn't even make an afternoon delight reference (until right now):
"HotelsByDay Will Offer Mid-Day Hotel Stays—But Will Travelers Use It?"
Today, Condé Nast Traveler posted this article I wrote on a service that uses big data to forecast changes in airfare:
Kayak recently published an analysis of its user data and I, in turn, analyzed that analysis for Condé Nast Traveler. Now Oregon Public Broadcasting reported on the analysis of the analysis:
"Portland Named Trending Destination Next To Exotic Locations"
More on my return to freelancing soon.
Today, Condé Nast Traveler posted this article I wrote:
"What a Billion Kayak Searches Reveal about the Way We'll Travel in 2015″
In lieu of traditional travel-related Super Bowl coverage (New England vs. Seattle as destinations, copies and pastes of press releases about Big Game-related deals, breakdowns of just how much crap fans will eat at the game), it's Tiny Week at MapQuest—a "celebration of small towns, itty-bitty foods, mini museums and more."
Among the "more," this article I compiled:
My latest article for MapQuest:
"Disney Cruise Line Will Debut New 'Frozen' Experiences this Summer"
I wasn't joking about the Lilyhammer-themed cruises either. Those need to happen. Potential activities: casino night, ice baths with the guys who played the British gangsters, childcare from Arne.


text:
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Style Me Girl question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Frenzoo
- Publisher: Frenzoo
- Genre: Role-Playing
- Release Date: May 11, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
- ▼ Other Platforms
Question & Answers
Answer from: lalala
I did:
Purple hip hop hat
Red hoop earrings
Baggy black pants
Bright half shirt
Nd I got three stars so I hope it helps (:
Answer from: hhhhhhgh
I did
black pants
white shirt half
snikers on black
Answer from: iheartbd
NY jacket
White half shirt
camo skirt
black sneakers
black and grey bandana
red hoop earrings
iphone (3 star item)
Answer from: Sinnocent
Three stars with
*Same Hair
*Same Eyes
*Black tanktop with purple checkered bra sticking out
*Cut off denim shorts
*Black Sneakers
*Iphone (Signature item)
*Gold and silver wrap bracelet
*Dark eyeshadow with red lips
Answer from: courtneys
Black bra and pink shorts all stars
Answer from: Honey
It got me 3 stars
Black purple sleeveless crop top
Long white skirt
Giraffe heals
Rest like hair and make up the Same
Answer from: Christyw
Heyaa this will totally help
3 stars
-same hair
-black shirt with the kiss (given)
-sunglasses (given)
-baggy (loose) pants (cost thirty something coins)
-3 stars bag
-sneakers (given)
Basically u just need to buy the pants which saves you a lot of coins
I got three stars from this. Hope it helps ;)
Unanswered Questions
From: Jazzy! :)
Posted on: 02-19-2015
From: Melb
Posted on: 02-05-2015
Warhammer: Snotling Fling - Gameplay Video
- Mar 4, 2015, Views: 0
LEGO Elves - Unite The Magic - Gameplay Video
- Mar 4, 2015, Views: 0
Snowfall: Secret Agent Run - Gameplay Video
- Mar 2, 2015, Views: 7
Paradise Bay - Gameplay Video
- Mar 2, 2015, Views: 5
- RAD Boarding, (iPhone-iPod)
- Blockwick 2, (iPhone-iPod)
- Pixel Heroes: Byte And Magic, (iPhone-iPod)
- Super Soccer Club, (iPhone-iPod)
- Warhammer: Snotling Fling, (iPhone-iPod)
- Adventures Of Poco Eco - Lost Sounds, (iPhone-iPod)
- Snowfall: Secret Agent Run, (iPhone-iPod)
- YMP Epic Space Battles - You Me Play - Play Together, (iPhone-iPod)
- Banana's Split, (iPhone-iPod)
- Power Lines, (iPhone-iPod)
- Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, (iPhone-iPod)
- Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House, (iPhone-iPod)
- Crossy Road - Endless Arcade Hopper, (iPhone-iPod)
- My Singing Monsters, (iPhone-iPod)
- The Sims: FreePlay, (iPhone-iPod)
- The Secret Society: Hidden Mystery, (iPhone-iPod)
- The Simpsons: Tapped Out, (iPhone-iPod)
- ZigZag, (iPhone-iPod)
- Minecraft: Pocket Edition, (iPhone-iPod)
- Criminal Case (2014), (iPhone-iPod)
- Magic Touch: Wizard For Hire - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Mind Snares: Alice's Journey - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Overkill 3 - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Death Race: The Game - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Age Of Sparta - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- Dead Among Us - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- MATE.. - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)
- UFC - Gameplay Video, (iPhone-iPod)


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
When the New Mexico State Legislature meets this January, representatives from the Los Alamos Public Schools will be ready with their wishlist. According to a pamphlet that will be distributed to the legislature, that wishlist includes:
• Increased salaries for all staff • Sufficient funding for the "above the line" budget • Flexibility when it comes to adoption of the state's teacher evaluation system • Increased funding for transportation for all schools (not just charter schools) • Capital outlay funding for structural repairs to the Duane Smith Auditorium (mostly weatherproofing the outside of the building, stucco).
The Los Alamos School Board is having its monthly board meeting Tuesday, Jan. 13 at the district offices of the the Los Alamos Public Schools, Suite V, 2101 Trinity Drive. The meeting starts at 5 p.m.
Board presentations will include:
• Recipients of Piñon Recognition certificates • LEGO League Award winners • Los Alamos Public Schools nominated as top place to work • Nominees for the New Mexico School Board Student Achievement Awards • Review of school board candidates • Recognition of former LAPS employees Janice Carroll and Terry Izraelevitz as published authors.
Agenda items to be discussed include:
• Superintendent search update • Aspen Construction report • Discussion of improvements to the facade of the Los Alamos Canyon Complex • Discussion of starting the 2015-16 Budget Process
Before the public portion of the meeting, the board also plans to go into executive session to discuss impending legal action.
Los Alamos High School student Andres Dow, 18, was recently summoned to Magistrate Court for allegedly harassing and bullying another student, as well as threatening a school employee with bodily harm. Dow was also immediately suspended from school because of his actions. According to parents of Dow's 14-year-old alleged victim, Dow started showing up at the victim's basketball practice "just to stare at him, which made (the victim) very anxious," read a statement in the police report. As time went on, Dow allegedly escalated his harassment, and directly confronted his victim. The victim also said that whenever he would leave the campus for lunch, Dow would be allegedly be waiting for him, and Dow would just continue to stare at him. According to the police report, the victim tried to move away from Dow, but Dow continued to follow him around the gym no matter where he went. Things came to a head on another day when Dow allegedly grabbed the victim by the shoulders, pinned him up against a wall and told the victim to keep away from his girlfriend. When the victim attempted to escape, Dow, who is 5-foot-8 and weighs 140 pounds, allegedly blocked him, at one point grabbing him by the arm in an attempt to drag him outside "so they could fight without being at the school."
While Los Alamos Public Schools wrapped up 2014 relatively neatly, there were a couple of loose ends that have yet to be resolved, ones that when they are resolved will have a far ranging impact on the lives of Los Alamos residents. Depending on how one of those is resolved, the outcome will surely impact their schoolchildren as well including students from outside the district — the Los Alamos School Board's search for a new superintendent. The search probably won't be completed until March or April. While the Los Alamos School Board could have probably wrapped the search up sooner, early on they decided to take advantage of the superintendent's offer to stay until the end of the school year to provide a smoother transition for not only the outgoing and incoming superintendent, but for the board as well. LASB President Judy Bjarke-McKenzie said she is hopeful that with all the work the board and the community has put into the search, they are going to find a candidate everyone can agree on. "I expect we're going to find a very well-qualified superintendent for our district," Bjarke-McKenzie said. "We have so many people from the community involved in this search that we are going to find the perfect person.
There were some big happenings in around Los Alamos Public Schools this year. There were some tumultuous moments in 2014, with teachers and administrators at odds over the state's recommended teacher evaluation plans. In July, the Los Alamos School Board, faced with either adopting the New Mexico's Department of Public Education's teacher evaluation plan as is, or adopt one recently created by the district that NMPED would allow using its criteria and basic outline, reluctantly voted to adopt its own plan. At a June board meeting, Superintendent of Schools Gene Schmidt presented the board with its version of the plan, which was created with the help of a special committee of teachers and administrators. "The board actually has a choice. The choice is to not accept this plan, and the state will choose one for us," he said. "Accept this plan as the best of the limited flexible opportunities we have, and in the minority report, we will express our concerns."
Where do we want to be? Where are we going? Where are we now?" and How do we get there? These questions were the guideposts the Los Alamos Public Schools used in its latest "Five Year, Facilities Master Plan Update," the annual document that's required by the Public School Facilities Authority and the the Public School Capital Outlay Council, if the district wants to remain eligible to receive funding assistance from the state for its capital building projects. The report was presented to the board by Sayre Gerhart, a senior facility planner with Architectural Research Consultants, an Albuquerque firm hired by the district and the school board through the PSFA to carry out this year's assessment of the district's 2015-2020 plan. Information for the report was gathered between April and August. Sources included members of the general public, county and state agencies, the Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce and the Los Alamos National Laboratory Community Programs Office.
Besides school board candidates, the Los Alamos County Clerk's Office also had plenty of candidates from the University of New Mexico, Los Alamos Advisory Board, show up, as four candidates showed up at the office to officially declare their candidacy Dec. 16. According to state election laws, candidates wanting to declare their official candidacy for the board in person must do so on that date. On Tuesday, UNM-LA Advisory Board Chairman Stephen Boerigter put in his reelection bid, declaring for "Position Four." Since no other candidates for the position came in that day, most likely Boerigter, the incumbent, will go unchallenged during the Feb 3 elections, unless a write-in candidate files on or before Dec. 30, the cutoff date for doing so. That same date applies for potential Los Alamos School Board candidates as well. "Position Three" was the only other seat up for grabs, as the person who occupied that position, Linda Hull, opted not to run again. Candidates that showed up for the position on Tuesday included Troy Hughes, Michael Di Rosa and James Nealy Robinson. For Boerigter, running for reelection was an easy choice.
Tuesday was a busier day than usual at the County Clerk's Office, as eight candidates hoping to take a seat on the Los Alamos School Board dropped in to fill out their election paperwork. According to state election laws, Dec. 16 was the only time residents interested in running for a seat on the board could formally declare their candidacy. In the upcoming Feb. 3 election in 2015, three districts will be up for election, districts 3, 4 and 5. Candidates filing for District 3 include NancyAnn "Nan" Holmes, the incumbent, Sheryl Nichols and William Hargraves. Candidates for District 4 include Andrea Susan Cunningham, Naishing Key and Michael Fassbender. Candidates for District 5 are Judy Bjarke-McKenzie, the incumbent and current president of the school board, as well as Jennifer Elizabeth McCumber. Holmes was appointed by the school board to fill out the rest of former school board David Foster's term, who recently moved out of state. District 4 is the only district that does not have an incumbent running, as school board vice president Kevin Honnell opted not to run for another term.
This morning, Los Alamos Superintendent of Schools, Gene Schmidt, released the following statement for Los Alamos Public Schools parents:
Currently road conditions are snow covered and slippery. The bulk of the storm is expected to pass through by noon. Los Alamos County road crews are sanding and plowing the roads. If your children are already at school the safest place for students and staff are to remain in school. This will give the County time to clear the roads. At this time our plan is to release all schools at their normal Wednesday dismissal time. As always, parents may choose to pick up their children early. It is important to remember that any closure or early dismissal is coordinated with the Los Alamos National Laboratory and Los Alamos County.
New information will be posted on LAMonitor.com as it becomes available.
Recently, Jaynes Construction Supervisor Sam Burns guided the last classroom portable from Aspen Elementary School around 33rd Street toward Villa Street. With that, and the construction of the newly-completed school, 17portables that once housed Aspen Elementary students for the past fourteen months have been removed from the construction site. Over the past several weeks, commuters and motorists in the Aspen neighborhood have waited patiently while portables were moved to grounds opposite Los Alamos Middle School and adjacent to Chamisa Elementary School for temporary storage until the district decides the next school renovation or remodel project. Kathryn Vandenkieboom, Aspen Elementary Principal, said the school is embarking on a new era. "We are so grateful for our permanent school," Vandenkieboom said. "When I went out back the other day to look and they were gone, I was shocked that the space was so big. I'm so excited that the open space will become a soccer field and play space for children. We are so happy with the new school." Vandenkieboom also thanked teachers, students and parents for their patience during the construction of the new school. She also said the new playground facilities will be completed in the spring.


text:
Album Rating: 3.5Album is the best thing they've done since Funeral. Everyone calm those tits.
Digging: Single Soul - beauty and despair found in otherwise empty places
Album Rating: 3.5this wore of pretty hard for me
Album Rating: 4.0Yeah, just way too much filler. Should've cut flashbulb eyes, here comes the night time, and you already know. Shame, cause the best tracks on here really fucking rule.
going to try to listen to the whole thing
Digging: Dirty Dishes - Guilty
Album Rating: 4.0Hey now, there's nothing wrong with flashbulb eyes
Digging: Panda Bear - Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper
Album Rating: 3.5Funeral Suburbs Neon Bible Reflektor
im at here comes the night time and idk if i can continue this is tedious
Album Rating: 4.0Just skip to disc 2 man
some good jams here
Digging: Tenement - The Blind Wink
Album Rating: 4.0some bad ones too
yeah wouldve been better off as a single lp
i think it's his voice and the music normal people is cool cuz those squeaky guitars or whatever ugh i never know what im hearing with this damn band
theyre super hit or miss but man they got some bangers
Album Rating: 4.0Disc 2 > Disc 1
Album Rating: 4.0Preferable tracklist: Reflektor We exist Normal person Here comes the night time 2 I guess Awful sound It's never over Porno Afterlife Supersymmetry (minus the nothing) Boom 4.5/5
Album Rating: 4.0I would add Joan Of Arc but yeah that would be much better.
Album Rating: 4.0Flashbulb eyes is so fucking funky, stop mocking it :D
Album Rating: 4.0To me the weak tracks are You Already Know, Joan of Arc and Supersymmetry should be shorter
Album Rating: 4.0here comes the night time is painful to listen to tbh
Album Rating: 4.0Agreed.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


text:
Hot DealStack Attack by Lew Brooks $34.95 $11.65 Save: 67% off Reward PointsNo points earned yet on current order. Log in to see how many reward points you have already earned Categories
LoginTestimonialsYour My Magic Shop
I just wanted to say, You guys rock.
One day before I ordered from you, I made another order from magic.org and I still have not received my... Excellent Service and Prices! I was extremely impressed with MJM's customer service. They kept me up to date with emails regarding my order and when it was shipped. Their prices... |


text:
Thoughts on Wasabi Coleus
I read about it online and looking for a bright green coleus that can take sun, heat and humidity. I have grown coleus every summer but usually the red varieties. Thanks
a coleus.. is a coleus ... if you can do red.. green shouldnt be any different...
i am confused about wanting to grow them in sun ... as i consider them a shade plant ... and i never tried them in sun ... did you grow the reds in sun .. in z7???
Yes afternoon sun morning shade. Not all coleus do well in sun but some do with adequate moisture. Last tear I planted Big Red Judy and it did very well. I wasn't clear in my original post. I can grow green coleus but was looking for how well the Wasabi did for those who have grown it. It's a little pricier here than the no name coleus. Is it worth the hype? Thank you!
See link for photo
Here is a link that might be useful: Wasabi Coleus
This post was edited by lvmygrdn1 on Fri, Apr 25, 14 at 14:04
I apologize, I tried deleting the duplicate but it keeps asking me for my email.
Here is a link that might be useful: Wasabi Coleus
LOVE this coleus! I used it on my back patio, in two big containers that receive direct sun from sun up until sometime after two. I live in northern Alabama. Wasabi is a stunning sun coleus.....full, bright, and didn't fade for me last season.
I don't like yellow/green and red together, my opinion only, so I paired it last year with white calibrachoa and some 'fiber optic' grass. Will repeat the same this year.
Kenny, many of us love coleus and are thrilled that breeders have developed hundreds of sun tolerant cultivars that allow us to bring coleus out of the shadows. These are not the same as those you may be used to so read the information on the labels when buying.
Yes, there are red sun tolerant coleus.
The specialty garden center here has Wasabi coleus for $4.99 for one plant. I stopped at Lowes today and they have pots of 3 for $4.98. I picked up 3 pots. We still have cool nights so I will bring them in. I'm glad to hear Wasabi worked well for you Rhizo. I will be planting it near purple heuchera. Martha I had heard that too that lighter shades need shade. It's that way with heucheras here. Thats why I asked. I'm going to give it a go. I love GardenWeb. Thank you all. Ree
mine was from the green market and NOID, but it looks like wasabi. it took very hot NE sun on the balcony sun-up to 10am (sometimes heats up to 95 even very early) and did very nicely. but that's only 4-5 hours of sun.
this pic is in aug last year.
i like it with salmon-reds. and bronzes.
I bought coleus big blonde from the MSU plant sale this year. I usually buy coleus there because they tend to have some pretty different/interesting looking ones. I put them in a large planter in a shaded spot on my deck with some other shade loving annuals but when I got home to research Big Blonde I saw it was full to part sun. We'll see but its a bright green-yellow with thin purple veins. Link is below (though, not where I bought it from obviously)
Here is a link that might be useful: Coleus - Big Blonde


text:
wholesale collectible car models
in Toys & Hobbies also searched: train 3d train bands train america train argentina train add train australia train bird train 4 train 2 View More-
1:36 Scale Alloy Diecast Metal Car Model For TOYOTA Celica GT-S Racing Car Collection Model Powerful Pull Back Toys Car
US $12.98 / piece -
New 1:44 Dodge Pickup Ram Alloy Diecast Model Toy collection Car Green B1869
US $14.39 / pieceUS $15.99 /piece -
Free shipping Lanborghini murcielago/veneno Police model car,pull back,model car collection,cars toys,kids gift boy poli robocar
US $15.55 / piece
2014 new arrival kid classic toys vehicle alloy car model collection 1:24 metal model Toys car sound light door open child gift
US $33.89 / piece -
Car styling collectible model cars scale models burgund 1/32 Z4 toys for children baby toy valentine day
US $20.00 / piece -
NOREV1:18 German classic 1955 S grade vintage car model Gao Fangzhen alloy model cars collection
US $128.00 / pieceUS $160.00 /piece
2015 Free Shipping 1:32 Z4 GT3 garland DTM track version of alloy car models toy three Open door Antique Car Model Collection
US $25.88 / piece -
14pcs/set Pixar Cars 2 Figures Modle Full Set Toys For Children Gifts Free Shipping
US $10.28 / piece -
Willie / 95 models milo 1:24 alloy car models holiday gift collection 1/24 Scale car
US $40.00 / piece
Free !! 1/32 scale metals diecast model off road car toys, eletric musical pull back Buggy, Nice Gift for boys collection
US $16.83 / piece -
1:24 Formula One racing model, blue and white car model toy car model collection
US $21.50 / piece -
Free shipping 1:36 Aventador LP700-4 Alloy Diecast Vehicle Car Model Toy collection Sound & Light B2324
US $15.99 / piece
1:36 Buga tti Veyron Diecast Car Model Toy Gift Collection with Sound&Light Silver Free Shipping
US $14.99 / piece -
1:24 Alloy Car Models Toy Collection XC60 Car Entertainment Gifts & Crafts Furnishings 19 * 9 * 7.5 CM 410115
US $46.89 / piece -
1:18 170 s Cabrtolet 1950 blue silver collection Car Model Toy Free shipping
US $169.00 / piece
1/18 BRAND NEW NEVER OPENED 1:18 SCHALE Murcielago LP760 Steer Wheels Model ALLOY Collectable TOY CAR Open Doors Hood & Trunk
US $29.00 / piece- Shipping:
- US $22.26 / piece
Brand New Army Truck Series Car model Military Mixer Collectible 1:36 Scale
US $21.37 / pieceUS $22.49 /piece -
New Year Gift Rastar 41500 1/24 X6 Model Car Alloy Model SUV Jeep Toys Complete Simulation Scale Model Your Own Car Collection
US $29.90 / piece
Free shipping 1:24 Alloy Diecast Vehicle Simulation Car Model Toy collection MeiZhi gift for Children for Boys
US $48.80 / piece -
New Pixar Cars 2 Toys Queen Rare Paragraph Car Diecast Model Loose New In Stock 1:55 Scale
US $39.98 / piece -
Tomica Limited Batmobile Collection Set Of 5 DH452
US $22.99 / piece
1:87 GETA (beijnes, Haarlem) - 1929 Tram Car Train Model collection Beige
US $20.69 / pieceUS $22.99 /piece -
Hot sale 2pcs/lot Cool Famous Brand Pull Back Coupe Toys 3 Colors Car Collection models of Cars 1:32 Kid Acousto-optic Toy Cars
US $33.34 / lotUS $40.66 / lot2 pieces / lot
Free Shipping Features: Diecast ; Brand Name: Somany ; Warning: Play over 3 year old! ; Color: Yellow ; Color: Pink ; Color: Purple -
Free shipping Volkswagen Polo jinqing / AccFast sedan factory simulation alloy car models POLO Collection Gift[16-111-37]
US $12.50 / pieceUS $25.00 /piece
2014Hot!1:24 for Chevrolet Camaro Alloy Toys&hobbies Metal miniature car model home decor collection toy with opening door
US $9.41 / pieceUS $9.90 /piece -
1:32 Lo-tus EXI-GE SC-URA Alloy diecast car model collection with sound and light two doors could be opned
US $13.99 / piece- Shipping:
- US $3.63 / piece
10Pcs/Lot Bob the Builder toy car alloy engineering alloys car model car classic collection
US $39.02 / lotUS $45.90 / lot10 pieces / lot
Free Shipping Features: Diecast ; Brand Name: LC ; Warning: no ; Color: Black ; Color: Green ; Color: Red ; Color: Gray ; Color: Blue ; Color: Yellow
5pcs/lot Free Shipping DC Tomica Limited TC Batman Metal Batmobile Collectible Model Toys 7cm/2.8" New in Box
US $24.78 / piece -
Boy Toy Vehicles Car 1/24 Alloy Diecast Sports Car Model Collection Powerful Pull Back Toy Car Red Racing Car Children Best Gift
US $34.89 / piece -
Rastar Mini X6 41500 1:24 Scale Diecast Car Model Collection Toy Gift
US $77.00 / piece
New Arrival 1:46 Scale Diecast Models Car Toys, Brinquedos Miniature Pull Back Cars, Doors Openable Truck Toy For Collection
US $8.99 / piece -
2015Hot !1:24 for Chevrolet Camaro Alloy Toys&hobbies Metal miniature car model home decor collection toy with opening door
US $9.88 / piece -
Santana shanghai volkswagen alloy car model limited edition collection card bag
US $178.02 / piece- Shipping:
- US $14.56 / piece
Orange Door Open 1:32 Pull Back Power Toy Car with light sound Toys Car Alloy Diecast Model Collect Toy Car Gift Free Shipping
US $12.34 / pieceUS $12.99 /piece -
White Chevrolet Cruze Hatchback Alloy Collectable Diecast Model Cars Slot Cars Hobby
US $115.80 / piece- Shipping:
- US $19.79 / piece
Free shipping volkswagen VW Mini bus 1:24 Alloy Diecast Models Car Toy Collection For Boy Children As Gift brinquedos meninas
US $17.59 / piece
Wholesale collectible car models from China
Many of our most cherished childhood memories come from our favorite toy or game. Perhaps it was a model train, an action figure or a puzzle - whatever it was, we always remember those happy hours spent playing. At AliExpress.com, we want to help pass on this joy to the next generation, which is why we feature so many great toys and games.
In this page, you will find wholesale collectible car models from Chinese collectible car models wholesalers with high quality and low prices. Our selection is massive, but the fun doesn't stop there! We've also got amazing deals on everything from cheap 1949 mercury diecast, cheap 1970 chevelle diecast, cheap 1967 chevelle diecast ! Just check this page for wholesale collectible car models, and you'll find deals like our 1949 mercury diecast promotion, 1970 chevelle diecast promotion, 1967 chevelle diecast promotion . If you want to learn more, check out our user feedback in 1949 mercury diecast reviews, 1970 chevelle diecast reviews, 1967 chevelle diecast reviews or comparison shop by browsing by 1966 corvette model price, 1963 corvette model price, train ac price . With savings this good and shopping this easy, finding great toys and games is like child's play!
- View More


text:
Home > Lifestyle > Books > News
Published: Monday January 27, 2014 MYT 2:08:00 PM Updated: Monday January 27, 2014 MYT 2:42:26 PM
At age 44, Sandberg is considered to be one of the world's youngest billionaires after shares of Facebook rose earlier this week and made her one of the few women to cross the $1 billion mark in net worth.
SONY Pictures Entertainment has purchased the film rights to Facebook Inc executive Sheryl Sandberg's bestselling memoir on female empowerment, Lean In a source familiar with the deal said last Friday.
Sony Pictures' Columbia Pictures division will handle development of the script, which will be based on themes in the book and not on Sandberg's life, the source said. The script will be written by Nell Scovell, who helped Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, pen the book.
Sandberg will donate her portion of proceeds from the deal to her Lean In foundation, the source said.
Sony Pictures is the film and television arm of Sony Corp.
The deal was first reported by industry website Deadline Hollywood.
Sony Pictures spokesman Charles Sipkins declined to comment.
Lean In reignited debate over women's opportunities in the professional world after it was published last March. It focuses on ways for women to attain more power in the workplace, including how to command more respect from colleagues.
Sandberg worked for the US Treasury Department and Google Inc before joining Facebook in 2008.
Columbia Pictures also distributed 2010's The Social Network, about the founding of Facebook by Mark Zuckerberg. – Reuters
Tags / Keywords: Lifestyle, Book, Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg, Lean In, Nell Scovell
New Sherlock Holmes novel due out in September
Return to the glorious past of comic book history
It's the end of Marvel's Ultimate Universe as we know it
Is Marvel's new universe the ultimate mash-up?
Malaysians abroad share how they celebrate our local festivals
8 Incredible food and wine adventures you can do in Australia!
Pledge to find solution to NCR controversies
What's the average size of a penis?
Former HP chairman admits 'mistake' in sexism trial
Copyright © 1995-2015 Star Publications (M) Bhd (Co No 10894-D)


text:
Pristine,comfortable, bright, perfect location, just a few steps away from the beach! This cozy getaway is clean, well appointed, and well equipped with everything you need for a fun and stress-free stay.
Everything new.New linens, beds, mattresses.New carpets.New kitchen!!!
55''flat LED TV
Swim, kayak, fish, or play in the bay or the ocean.
Ideally located: short walk to the ferry terminal, area restaurants/bars, market; 10 minute bike ride to another community with more restaurants, movie theater, ice cream shops, etc.
Sunbathing and stargazing!!
- tennis courts (2 doors down from schooners)
- kayaks & sailboat & bike rentals at the Schooner
- Happy Hour at Schooners
- head to Flynn's for a famous Rocket Fuel or a Lobster Dinner &
stop for ice cream or gelato on the way home
- sea shell collecting
- not enough to do...take an hour walk to Sunken Forest for a nature
walk (it's famous!)
- still not enough... take a 20min walk or a 10min bike ride to
Ocean Beach for more restaurants & some shopping!!
Fire Island has something for everyone!
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event | ||||
My Standard Rate
Apr 1 2015 -
Oct 1 2015
2 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Weekly Rate: $3000 - $5000
Weekends Friday-Sunday $3000
Monday-Friday $2000
Full week $5000
Memorial Weekend $4500
4th July Weekend $5000
Labor Day Weekend $4500
cleaning fee $150
security deposit $750