text:
G2 Water NCAA Inflatable Vinyl Fender, University of Wisconsin
Item # WX2-189634
- Google+
This item is shipped directly from the factory. To see the expected shipping date, please add to your Shopping Cart. Sorry, no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or APO or FPO addresses.
- Details & Specs
G2 WaterTM NCAA Inflatable Vinyl Fenders. Vital protection meets school spirit style!
Protect your boat's finish and support your team in one fell swoop! Whether you're an original "gator hater" (yep, Georgia fans... we gotcha covered), Huskie, or Cornhusker, officially licensed NCAA Fenders provide long-lasting protection for your boat or decorate your bar, den, game or trophy room.
Smooth high-gloss finish features your favorite school's official school colors and logo. Available in 5 1/ 2 x 20", 6 1/ 2 x 22", 8 1/ 2 x 26" sizes. Take a look below to find your school!
State Size, as available in the Shopping Cart. Order ONLINE Today!
University of Wisconsin
- Reviews
<!--BVSEO|dz:Main_Site-en_US|sdk:v184.108.40.206-n|msg:Error: Request errored out - The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden. -->
- Articles & Tips
You May Also Like
Taylor Made® PWC Fender
Buyer's Club $35.99 Non-Members $39.99 -
Kwik-Tek® HULL HUGR Folding Fender
Buyer's Club $35.99 Non-Members $39.99 -
Seachoice® Mushroom Anchor, Black Vinyl
Buyer's Club $16.19 Non-Members $17.99


text:
The Great EDM Debate kicked off at the weekend. Fans and DJs weighed in on whether EDM is killing or giving a new lease of creativity to dance music, with some interesting opinions being aired. Here are some of the best reactions, plucked from our Twitter feed.
DJs and artists
Dimitri From Paris: SNATCH street culture at maturation, RIP its guts out, stuff it w/ FLUFF & cash, BUY out some of its fathers, REBRAND & SELL as nu #EDM
Sasha: Most EDM is made by douchebags for douchebags. Do i care if lots of douchebags buy it? Not really, But it pollutes.
Mat Zo: theres nothing new about the wave of pop-dance and the battle of old and young
Dimitri Vegas: I suggest spending the energy of hating on eachother into creative work!So we wouldn't need to be having this discussion alltogether
Luke Solomon: They will be burning MP3's at the Milton Keynes Bowl soon Just u watch #lastdaysofdisco
Felix Da Housecat: Who Cares...Shut up and Dance! @Mixmag #EDM
Neil Cromwell: What the **** is EDM? Do you mean HOUSE music?
Shane McKenna: in all genres of music you have good and bad artists. EDM is no different than any other music. It is all about taste.
Music Info: if I'm a douch bag for buying EDM then I'm a proud douch bag who loves everything about it and the amazing producers who inspire me
KngtRdr: I know it's a hotly debated topic -- but WOW is it more polarizing than I imagined. Can't we all just dance along?
Pavel Leontev: I think we must respect one another,no matter what genre,mainstream or underground.We are all involved in making MUSIC.
Andi Jay: No debate needed! If the music makes people dance = Job Done who cares if it commercial or not!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
L'Extrême Sud comes alive in the summer season with an abundance of activities on offer.
There are numerous activities available on the island during the summer season – for all ages and interests. If you wish to book an activity, please call them giving at least 24 hours notice or call by the activity centre itself. Most operators now take credit cards, but you should clarify this beforehand and credit card details may be required as a form of deposit, particularly when equipment is being hired. Please also ensure you check the extent of the cover provided by your holiday insurance as certain activities may be specifically excluded.
Some facilities are only available in July/August and may also only be operational between 10am and 12pm and from 4pm until 8pm.
Many of the climbs are quite technically difficult and require a degree of competence and fitness so should only be attempted by confident climbers. Areas include Bavella and the Alta Rocca mountain range.
Corsica Madness Route de Levie, Zonza Tel 04 95 78 61 76 / 06 13 22 95 06 CorsicaMadness.com Climbing around Zonza, the cliffs of the Alta Rocca mountains and the needles of Bavella.
wXtrem Sud 12 Quartier Capparonu di Precojo, l'Ospédale Tel 04 95 71 12 31 / 04 95 70 01 20 Xtremsud.com Advanced climbing for the experienced (level 5+) on the needles of Bavella.
A fabulous way to view the stunning scenery! It is advisable to contact the clubs earlier rather than later during your stay if you are interested as places are limited and activities are weather dependant.
ULM Tavaria Aérodrome near Propriano Tel 06 12 55 65 40 A motorised hang-glider with room for the pilot and one passenger, Vincent offers journeys of about 20 mins.
Valinco Parachute club Tavaria Aérodrome near Propriano Tel 04 95 77 19 15 / 06 83 71 60 79 A tandem parachute jump is an incredible way to view the Valinco. You will need a medical certificate from a doctor.
A great way to admire the views!
Helile de beauté Tel 04 95 72 18 63 Tours for up to 5 people lasting from 15 to 70 minutes leaving from Porto Vecchio or Ajaccio.
Valinco Airclub Tavaria Aérodrome Tel 04 95 76 09 82 The Airclub offer a 20 min flight, for up to 3 passengers, around the Valinco gulf and also longer circuits taking in Bonifacio, Porto Vecchio and Bavella.
If you have a passion for golf then you must visit the spectacular Golf de Sperone, located on a breathtaking site at the southern tip of Corsica overlooking the Mediterranean, the Bonifacio Strait and the tiny islands of Cavallo and Lavezzi.
Sperone Golf Club Domaine de Sperone, Bonifacio Tel 04 95 73 17 13 Golfdesperone.com A superb course (ranked in the Top 100 in the world!) of 18 holes, designed by the famous golf architect, Robert Trent Jones. Equipment hire and tuition possible. The club also has a bar and restaurant with panoramic views over the straits of Bonifacio to Sardinia. A handicap certificate is required.
Golf de Lezza Route de Bonifacio Tel 04 95 72 06 89 Golfdelezza.fr A 6 hole course with a small driving range
Ste Lucie mini golf la Testa Tel 04 95 71 40 27 An 18 hole course in a lovely setting. Closed during the hot period of the day.
There are a limited number of tennis clubs in the area.
Raquette Club de Porto Vecchio Chemin Prunello, Cala Verde, Porto Vecchio Tel 04 95 70 23 10
Due to Corsica's mountainous terrain, cycling is not an easy option but fairly active and experienced cyclists will find the challenging climbs and winding routes enjoyable.
For those with enough determination and stamina, the views from some of the coastal roads and mountain tracks are breathtaking. Because of the rough terrain, mountain bikes (vélos tous terrains or VTTs) are preferable over other types of bicycles and can be hired in Porto Vecchio.
The best time for cycling is during mid-season: May - June and September - October, when the weather is slightly cooler and the roads quieter. To escape the traffic completely there are numerous footpaths, woodland trails and 1,900 kilometres of bridleways which will enable you to discover more of the island's natural beauty, the best of which are near Forêt de l'Ospédale, Bavella and the Coscione Plateau in the south. The Mare e Monti Sud hiking path which runs between Propriano and Porticcio is one of the island's best opportunities for cycling as are the tracks of coastal Sartenais.
Funscoots Route de Benciungno, Porto Vecchio Tel 06 11 16 35 12 Funscoots.com
Corsica Bikes Route de St Cyprien, Ponte L'Osu, Lecci Tel 06 08 68 31 51 CorsicaBikes.com
Tam Tam Route de Santa Manza, Bonifacio Tel 04 95 73 11 59 Tam-Tam.fr
For those who prefer to have more than just pedal power, quad biking through the maquis may be a better choice.The following all arrange accompanied trails on quad bikes.
Corsica Mountain Quad L'Ospédale, Porto Vecchio Tel 04 95 70 68 08 / 06 20 58 44 84 CorsicaMountainQuad.com Circuits from 10 mins up to 5 hours. They also do evening trips on a Wednesday.
Années Jeunes Motos Avenue Georges Pompdou, Porto Vecchio Tel 04 95 70 36 50 Approx 100m from the E Leclerc supermarket complex, hiring out a wide range of quad bikes
Corse Nature Baie de Santa Giulia Route de Moby Dick Tel 04 95 70 56 75 As well as organised tours you can also just rent bikes.
Corsica bikes Route de St Cyprien, Ponte l'Osu, Lecci Tel 06 08 68 31 51
Tam Tam Route de Santa Manza, Bonifacio Tel 04 95 73 11 59 tam-tam.fr
Treks of differing lengths can be booked ranging from two hours to a whole day. When reserving don't forget to mention whether or not you are experienced. During the heat of the summer, outings are usually limited to early morning and early evening.
Pony club A Staffa Route de Palombaggia Tel 04 95 70 47 51 / 06 16 56 73 60 Astaffa.fr Small ponies and treks for children from 3 years old are also available.
Country Horse Sainte Lucie de Porto Vecchio Tel 06 11 99 45 93 / 04 95 10 39 56 Ponies and horses available for varying types and lengths of trips.
Le Kentucky Caramontinu, Ste Lucie de Porto Vecchio Tel 04 95 71 49 21 / 06 83 82 79 50 Offers treks from 1h up to full day
Les Ecuries de L'Oso Pont de L'Oso, St Cyprien Tel 04 95 70 69 81 Organised walks in the maquis, in the river or on the beaches on horses or ponies.
Exclusive Offers to Corsica
Enter your details below to receive discounted holiday offers.
This website uses 'cookies' to give you the best experience. Find out more.


text:
If there has been a recent thread on this, I apologize in advance.
With that being said, I cannot find the classic 357B from Federal - the Premium Personal Defense load in .357 Magnum, 125 Grain JHP anywhere.
Does anyone know where I can get some of this without having it being placed on backorder until June or July?


text:
Start learning with our library of video tutorials taught by experts. Get started
Three different design approaches to make your resume stand out and make hiring managers take notice.
Shows how to create cost-effective, elegantly styled menus with Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.
"I almost feel as if I am in a classroom but with the benefit of sitting at my home computer." —Christine B.
more from our members »


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
The Roederer Correctional Complex would like to recognize the following employees for Employee and Supervisor of the Quarter January - March 2014: Lt. Patrick Hawkins, Supervisor of the Quarter, and Jack Barton, Education Coordinator, Employee of the Quarter.
Lieutenant Patrick Hawkins is the Roederer Correctional Complex (RCC) Unit 2 Supervisor on the 2nd shift.
Mr. Barton is responsible for TABE testing all A/C inmates at Roederer Correctional Complex (RCC) and Kentucky Correctional Institution for Women. Congratulations on well-deserved awards.
Jessica Bush rang in the new year with an unexpectedly early bundle of joy.
Thomas Eugene Howard was born at 2 p.m. on Jan. 1 to Bush and Tommy Howard of Carrollton. Thomas was the first baby born in 2014 at Baptist Health La Grange. The healthy 7 pound, 8 ounce baby boy was 14 days early and measured 20 inches.
"I'm pretty excited," Bush said. "I'm a little nervous about having a boy."
New Year's is celebrated in America in different ways, usually with lots of friends, parties, confetti, party horns and staying up late to ring in the New Year. Visit the Oldham County History Center's Peyton Samuel Head Museum and explore some New Year traditions celebrated around the world.
This exhibit is geared toward children in a year-long effort to educate them about different cultures and the county in which they live.
Hear ye, hear ye. Be it known that "the 22nd day of January hereafter be observed as David Wark Griffith Day."
And so it has been since Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1975, in Oldham County when Judge Wendell Moore signed into affect a proclamation designating David Wark Griffith Day.
I want to have some fun and use math to discover just how much God loves us. Athletes like to talk in percentages about how much they give to help their team win. They talk about giving more than 100 percent, but is that even possible since 100 percent is as much as we can give? Does the same apply in everyday life?
To help make my point I want to give every letter of the alphabet a point value with "A" getting one point and "Z" getting 26 points and the rest correspond to their place in the alphabet. What equals 100 percent in life?
A new job is music to Amy Love's ears.
The Prospect resident was recently hired by St. Jude Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., to begin a music therapy program.
What does an angel look like? The most famous pair of angels is perhaps Santi Raphael's cute pair of cherubs. Type in angels on Google and there is no end to the cute, white faced, pink cheeked, precious winged, little creatures that have been drawn. They make us happy. Isn't that what angels are supposed to do?
Danielle and Stephen Sauerbeck love a good scavenger hunt.
So far, their love of such events has taken them to Chicago, Milwaukee, even Puerto Rico.
That's because the Sauerbeck's participate in events similar to CBS' The Amazing Race, which is a mix of scavenger hunts and travel, through two companies: Urban Race and Urban Dare.
Howls of praise will be ringing out this holiday season thanks to a local veterinary center.
The "Joy to the Woof" program sponsored by the Pewee Valley Veterinary Center has created 25 care packages for military service dogs. In its second year, the program provides specialty gear like goggles and protective booties for the four-legged soldiers.
"Unfortunately they are forgotten a lot of the time," Carolyne Tilford, a veterinary technician at the center said. "They go through a lot, it's not easy."


text:
DJ Tony Touch - It's A Queens Thing Feat. Action Bronson & Kool G Rap
It's A Queens Thing DJ Tony Touch Feat. Action Bronson & Kool G Rap
DJ Tony Touch keeps is a Queens affair on "It's A Queens Thing," his latest leak off his upcoming album "The Piecemaker 3: Return of the 50 MCs" dropping July 9th.
Stream It's A Queens Thing , the newest drop from DJ Tony Touch which features Action Bronson & Kool G Rap. The cut was released on Thursday, June 6th, 2013. DJ Tony Touch continues to impress with each new leak, and It's A Queens Thing is no exception. It's strengthens DJ Tony Touch's already impressive body of work, which has seen positive change over the years. We're most definitely anticipating DJ Tony Touch's next offering.
Hear more of DJ Tony Touch on V.I.P., featuring Too Short, Xzibit & Kurupt. If your interest is piqued, hit up DJ Tony Touch's profile for more info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Have you checked out DJ Tony Touch's Twitter pages?
What do you think of the features on this track? How do you feel about the production here?


text:
Very Good Recipes of Beef Goulash
There are 5 Beef Goulash recipes on Very Good Recipes.
Do you like beef goulash recipes?
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Beef Goulash
By The Iowa Housewife
06/30/14 10:00
My daughter has been nagging me for the Goulash recipe I made when she was growing up. You know that is several years ago now and I was not sure just how I did make it. Never had a recipe as such so we have been trying several different recipes and none...
Add to my recipe book
Hearty Beef Goulash
By A Kick At The Pantry Door
03/04/13 13:00
Goulash is a traditional Hungarian dish with hundreds of varieties and recipes. The name originates from the name of the cattle-herders in Hungary, and evolved to become the name of the meat dish that the cattle-herders made. Sometimes it is made as a soup,...
Add to my recipe book
Simple Slow Cooker Beef Goulash, but with loads of flavour
By Jenny Eatwell's Rhubarb & Ginger
02/23/13 19:17
You know me, I like recipes that are simple. Not just because they are easy to make (and that's an undeniable truth), but because a few good ingredients, combined with care, seem to make such excellent dishes. I spotted this Goulash recipe on the goodfoodchannel.co.uk...
Add to my recipe book
One-Pot Beef Goulash
By Salad in a Jar
04/21/12 23:52
Ground beef, macaroni, pasta sauce and cheese. Stir together and add catsup for delicious comfort food.
Add to my recipe book
Beef Goulash that wasn't
By Jenny Eatwell's Rhubarb & Ginger
09/28/11 13:51
I've come away from doing a Sunday roast just lately again and have been filling the gap with some lovely hearty beef casseroles and stews done in the slow cooker. We've stew & dumplinged, stroganoffed and finally decided to Goulash. I swapped from my favourite...
Add to my recipe book


text:
Chatham Squire
If you're in the mood for a pint and live music, head to this gritty... More
Christian Science Center
On the southern fringe of Boston's Back Bay resides one of the city's most beautiful... More
Easily recognizable by its lavender-colored façade, Christina's is a popular spot for homemade ice cream.... More
Club Passim
Back in the sixties, this 125-seat Harvard Square folk venue hosted some of the genre's... More
The tiny cottage is crammed with every kind of antique lamp imaginable.... More
Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge
Four-wheeling out on Nantucket's remote, northeastern sand spits (which together form the Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge)... More
Cottage Street Bakery
Try the bakery's buttery, cinnamony, muffin-shaped Dirt Bomb donuts. (Faithful followers have sleuthed out the... More
Cottages at Maushop Village
The more recently built, privately owned Cottages at Maushop Village, in the New Seabury resort... More
Craigville Beach
Craigville Beach, the place to see and be seen in Hyannis, is sometimes called Muscle... More
Crane Beach
A 5.5-mile span of pristine, dune-backed stretches of white sand. To get there, make a... More
Once an Irish pub, this hip spot now serves serious cocktails and foie gras. ... More
Design Works
Sisters Ann Hill and Margaret Hill combined their backgrounds in design and fashion to create... More
Offering a taste of Latin America, this Harrison Avenue boutique features a unique collection of... More
Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch
The group, guided by trained naturalists, makes several daily trips to the Stellwagen Bank National... More
Dr. Gravity Kite Shop
Kids love this source for board games and inflatable beach floats.... More
Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden
While you're at the Springfield Museums, stop by this sculpture garden to see the Cat... More
The name doesn't lie: this chic women's shop is the place to find a perfect... More
Edward Gorey House
The rambling former residence of the famous illustrator has been turned into a museum. The... More
Emerge Spa & Salon
Newbury Street's Emerge spa has established itself as the go-to place for relaxation. Think flat-screen... More
Endeavor Sailing Tours
Between May and October, visitors to Nantucket can get a glimpse of the island as... More
Congratulations to Mei Lin, winner of Top Chef Season 12.


text:
Condition: Used
Location: Cardiff, GB
Category: Boards
Time left: 17 days
Seller: Scott Harrison
Brand: JP
Postage: Collection from Cardiff but travel to Poole and Plymouth often.
Condition: Used
Location: New Forest, GB
Category: Boards
Time left: about 1 month
Seller: 4Boards 4boards
Brand: Fanatic
Postage: Free Uk Delivery. We deliver worldwide email for quote. firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
So you no doubt have gazed upon the ultra cheap 5 and 10 gallon mash tun conversion for igloo type round coolers. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/chea...version-23008/ The average cost for these items, cooler not included, runs somewhere in the area of $25. But, being a super cheap ass, I have found a way to make it even cheaper. First you begin with a 5 gallon rubbermaid cooler. I found mine from some Australian ex-pat who was selling them on Craigslist. I paid maybe $10 for it. Next you must remove the spigot. It has a washer on the inside of it. Remove washer. Observe size of hole. It is just a hair under 3/4". Ah ha! I said. I have a spigot I got from labelpeelers. $2.21 for it. The spigot fits into the hole left in the side of the cooler. If you ram it in there, twisting as you go, it will poke through the other side. In most other conversions, there is a ball valve recommended. This is the most expensive part. It's like $8 or $10. So now I just saved you $6. Since the spigot has a male 3/4" attachment, I found a brass garden hose fitting in the plumbing section of Lowes. It has a standard garden hose on one side and 1/2" brass barb on the other. $4.50. Now, find a 12" section of stainless braided supply line. Lead free. $5 for it. I snipped both ends off, and pushed the tubing out. Take one end and slide it over the brass barb. Zip tie in place. Take the other frayed end and fold it over on itself. Zip tie. Done. Total cost, exclusive of cooler, about $12. Parts list:Braided supply line.Hose ThingySpigot
Awesome project!
I was building them very similar to this back in the early 90's. MC
What part of kc are you in???
I have made version 1.1 now. It has the following accessories / modifications. First, I drilled holes in the lid and injected expanding foam. I removed the white rubbery washer on the inside of the cooler. You can see the one touching the brass fitting. That doesn't work. See that gap in the pictures? Yeah. So now I just screwed the brass down even tighter and it is almost flush with the wall. Overall, the foam and related accessories have made it a slightly less crappy cheaper cheap coolertun. Checked the temp last night. 150.3F water in. 60 minutes later, 146.5F water out. Cooler was room temp prior to water addition. So fairly decent, but not outstanding, heat retention.
I'll give you a little tip: Remove the handle/downspout from the spiggot, and reshape the rectangle for the output into a sideways triangle, like this: |> This will give you better control of the flow. MC


text:
Related Audio:
Garth Brooks Interview 12-4-14
Garth Brooks checked in with the Bee Morning Coffee Club to discuss his upcoming tour stop in Buffalo.
56 in the B morning coffee club in that weren't anticipating. The Garth Brooks concert coming up in March and believe it and don't listen to this he's on the line your bird. Good morning. Yousoul and hopefully will. We'll make sure the Lake Erie in and Lake Ontario don't team up to give you'll welcome. Let you know it got to see if he day's news makes it. Mere fact it would be a good record tomorrow and look what are -- absolutely thank you so much. Beat your left you Garth Brooks . There's nothing. -
Neon tennis shoesmiddle of it's on I guess he sees them. In aegis like holy crap . Are those traffic -- an issue. I was like today don't hey man to be haters its what that kids are winner
Haus road trip 1Fiscal -- -- tomorrow again. I love my body weight. -- picture Peter Fonda and that other dig going down the road there hardly is this. What I think. You'd sue and Steve and his buddy you know yup the one yet -- -- -- they're going on her road trip aren't they wild man. It perhaps and were awful well I talk to break you know I felt that it is moving
Haus road trip 2several times housing manhunt that they're having a blast -- on the road trip and the longest one I've taken since I was in my twenties. We left about 7:30 and Saturday morning stopped Dunkin' Donuts picked up some stuff in -- off we went. The first stop was. Well we stop in Ohio really got into Ohio.


text:
IDOC announces promotions following deputy director resignation
by WILY/WRXX News Staff • June 7, 2013 • News
The Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) has announced the promotion of three individuals within the agency, following Friday's resignation of former Southern Region Deputy Director Ty Bates.
Shannis Stock has been named IDOC Acting Deputy Director, Southern Region, Jeff Parker takes over for Stock and becomes Acting Warden of Southwestern Illinois Correctional Center and Casandra Davis is now Acting Assistant Warden of Operations at Southwestern C.C. IDOC Director S.A. "Tony" Godinez has asked all three to begin serving in their new positions immediately.
"These outstanding professionals combine for over 38 years in corrections, 34 of them with the IDOC. We promote on merit and are pleased that the Department continues to fill positions with people who are among the most qualified in their field," said Director Godinez. He added, "We take great pride in developing and promoting employees of all backgrounds and my support of equal opportunity is always encouraged by Governor Quinn."
Acting Deputy Director Stock began her career in corrections in 2001 and has spent the past eight years with the IDOC. Born and raised in O"Fallon, she holds a Bachelor"s Degree in Crime and Society from Southwest Missouri State University (now Missouri State Univ.) and a Master"s Degree in Administration of Justice and Security from University of Phoenix.
Stock has been Warden at Southwestern Illinois C.C. since 2011, and is recognized as a strong leader with deep knowledge of corrections. As Acting Deputy Director, she will oversee all IDOC facilities in the Southern Region and will report directly to Director Godinez.
"I have dedicated my professional life to corrections and I look forward to this new position. I feel proud and grateful that I"ve earned opportunities for numerous promotions by the IDOC, including twice now under the leadership of Director Godinez," said Acting Deputy Director Stock.
Jeff Parker is a veteran of eight years with the Illinois Department of Corrections, following a 25-year career in law enforcement. He served as Assistant Warden of Operations at Southwestern Illinois C.C. and easily moves into the top position there.
Parker was a police officer and Sergeant of Detectives in Granite City from 1979-2004 before joining IDOC. For 18 of those years, he was Deputy Commander of the Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis.
In assuming his new position, Acting Warden Parker said, "I"m excited to continue my work with the men and women at "Southwestern." A Warden"s effectiveness depends just as much on the hard work of his team as it does on his own effort. We have a great team of Correctional Officers, security supervisors, support staff and vendors."
A native of East St. Louis, Cassandra Davis is in her 19th year in corrections, all of them with the IDOC. Davis ascends to Acting Assistant Warden of Operations at Southwestern C.C. after serving as Assistant Warden of Programs at Graham Correctional Center.
"I enjoy my work and believe we all make a difference for the State of Illinois. I look forward to my work with Acting Warden Parker and I appreciate Director Godinez" belief in my ability. He recognizes the jobs everyone does in this Department of Corrections," she said.
Davis spent 13 years as a Sergeant of the United States Army and has held that same rank in the Illinois National Guard for 18 years. She earned a Bachelor"s Degree in Criminal Justice from Lindenwood (MO) University.
"We are fortunate to have accomplished women and men in the Illinois Department of Corrections. I look forward to their continued success and wish them all Godspeed," added Director Godinez.
The shuffling of positions came after now former deputy director Bates resigned Friday, after two sexual harassment investigations into his behavior with female subordinates were made public. His resignation was effective immediately.


text:
Financing Options
Graduate and Continuing Education
Anna Maria College is pleased to offer a variety of financing options to help students fund their education. Listed below are the types of programs in which we participate. We have also provided you with a variety of lenders in no particular order. You are not required to use any of the lenders or products we have listed. Anna Maria College will work with any lender of your choosing.
Student Alternative Loans
These are available to students generally with a creditworthy co-signer. Generally, repayment of a student loan begins after graduation, following a six month grace period. Listed below, in no particular order, are some available loan products. You do not have to choose one from this list; however, the lender from which you choose to borrow must be willing to lend to AMC.
To view, compare, and apply for student alternative loans, please visit:
Monthly Payment Plan
Interest-free monthly payment plan available. Choose from either an annual or semester-based plan*
*An additional enrollment fee is required
> View Payment Options from Tuition Management Systems (TMS)


text:
LSU Aftermath: Hitting the Glass Ceiling
That could have gone better. It could have gone a lot better. Oregon lost with a final score of 40-27 in a tale of two halves. In the first half Oregon looked like an equal. Holding the LSU offense to less than a hundred yards. Oregon was getting in to a groove on offense and looked poise for a breakthrough, one that would never come. After a few hours of thinking and putting up with tourists on Addicted to Quack, I'm thinking clearly now on the game that just finished.
The turning point in the game was the two fumbles by De'Anthony Thomas. After a LSU touchdown pushing the lead to ten, De'Anthony Thomas fumbled just inside our forty. LSU went on to score another touchdown, now leading 30-13. On the ensuing kickoff, De'Anthony Thomas fumbled at the end of a great return, and the result was an LSU field goal, making the score 33-13, a lead too large for Oregon to make up. Oregon's defense had to defend for almost an entire quarter, and when the team needed to make stops in the fourth to get the ball back they were just too gassed. Holes that got LSU only two yards stayed open for a little longer and gashed for eight yards at a time. Jarrett Lee only had to throw for 98 yards to get the win.
Turnovers, with the help of penalties, did Oregon in. The two consecutive turnovers cracked Oregon's armor and then LSU's offensive line put a 320-pound lineman through it with running backs Spencer Ware and Michael Ford close behind. Then Kenjon Barner's fumble on the punt return that got returned for a touchdown is inexcusable.
Penalties killed Oregon's drives. How many leg whip calls have you ever heard before? None. The 2008 Holiday Bowl is almost famous for the "sweep the leg" play by Max Unger on a screen pass. Oregon outgained LSU by 82 yards, and should be enough yards to win by, but the 95 yards in penalties and the -3 turnover margin was crushing.
The game was won and lost in the trenches in its most basic form. The defensive line for Oregon is fast, really fast, but that doesn't help with a downhill running style and 320 pound buffet busters. The offensive line couldn't get any push and it took a long time for some holes to develop. This is largely due to the talent levels of both teams being very far apart, but more on that later.
The offense has significant issues. LSU is the best team Oregon will play all year, and the fastest, so I don't see many of this problems carrying over to PAC-12 play. LaMichael James and Kenjon Barner were incredibly hesitant when hitting the holes in the line of scrimmage. They waited so long for the holes to open in the backfield that linemen weren't able to hold their blocks long enough. Against a defense like LSU's you almost have to hit the line of scrimmage and expect a hole to be there. It looked like they were jogging in the backfield taking the handoff, and even after the defensive end had stayed at home, the end still caught up to them and made the tackle from behind. I thought it was just because holes weren't there, but then I see freshman running back De'Anthony Thomas hit the hole hard and sprint for five to six yards and its clear he's going for broke and hitting the holes as they form.
Thomas looked very inaccurate at times (although made all the right reads on quarterback options). There were not many balls that were on the numbers and he forced a young receiving group to have to make some tough catches. The receiving group wasn't great either because of how much speed they lack. There was no separation whatsoever from the fast LSU defensive backs. The defensive backs were able to play man defense, loading up the box, and have a four-man rush take care of the running game. The best receiver today was De'Anthony Thomas.
There are a few positives to take away form the game. First, De'Anthony Thomas is f*****g legit. He came in as a running back deep in Duck territory and carried the rock hard between the tackles. He had a killer kick return until the fumble. He lined up in the slot and showed the best hands and the best abilities at getting separation amongst all the wide receivers. Huff appeared to still be hurting from a previous injury. Some thought he wouldn't get more than five touches, but he got double-digit touches easily. He made the true freshman mistakes of carrying the ball like a loaf of bread and lost the ball twice. He'll remember those mistakes and learn from them. I thought that next year he'd be great, but he's ready for the big time this year.
Anthony Gildon is going to be great opposite Cliff Harris. Terrence Mitchell did well filling in for Harris, but it's clear that there's a drop-off after the to two defensive backs on the Ducks' depth chart. He broke up passes and didn't get cleanly beat once against a fast wide receiver group.
The biggest factor that became evident is that Oregon is not a tier one team. These are the Florida's, Alabama's, and Ohio States; teams that are in the national title hunt every year. I thought Oregon was going to reload but they have to do a fare share of rebuilding. The biggest difference, at its core, is the type of players these teams bring in. They are routinely getting ten guys who are four or five star players. Florida had over nine, five star players in one recruiting class two years ago. LSU has been ranking in recruits for years. They lost a starting guard seven days before the game and you could barely tell. LSU lost its top receiver, and his replacement was the number one receiver out of high school a year ago and saw time playing last year. We lost Cliff Harris and Terrence Mitchell struggled against the bigger receivers (but in fairness to him he's a redshirt freshman getting his first playing time and the receiver who he was guarding had a significant height advantage). The SEC is better than every other conference in the country right now because of their lines. Their offensive lines are mobile and all tip the scales at 310 pounds. Their defensive lines are 270-pound ends and 310-pound tackles who are extremely fast and athletic. Oregon's lines are just fast but lack size, and it showed when the offensive lines had troubles opening holes and couldn't push the line in to the second level of the defense. The last great line Oregon had was in 2008, which featured two NFL players including Max Unger. Until we get NFL-caliber lines we will keeping getting as close to possible as winning it all without ever doing so. We've essentially hit a glass ceiling that we can't get through without some more weight, speed, and better technique along the lines. What I'm feeling is probably what women in the work place feel when they hit the glass ceiling, I know what the problem is that is holding me back and I'm so close to making it but just can't.
The recruiting problem will get better, it already has. De'Anthony Thomas is supposed to be one of the best recruits ever out of Los Angeles, and that includes Reggie Bush. Blackmon was an Under Armour All-American. In Kelly's third year with the program the team is becoming more and more what his ideal team his. He's still playing with a few square pieces and trying to fit them in to round holes (It makes me wonder if Sumler and Blackmon may start playing more since they can get separation). The biggest changes need to happen up front. We need to get big and fast linemen. That's the difference between national championships and conference championships. National champions are strong at every position and have depth, which is what Oregon is missing.
Now PAC-12 play lies ahead, and the national championship is out of reach unless we have another season like 2007 (which is possible after watching almost every college football game that was played this weekend). The goal is to win the PAC-12, anything extra is gravy (and I've said this for years). The critiques above are made in the context of a national championship team. Oregon will do well against every other team in conference, and I'm including Stanford and their slow defense. I still think Oregon will undefeated in conference and think they'll win handily. Last season I said the season was a little boring because Oregon blew out everyone and there wasn't a single game, other than when Stanford visited, that had me thinking Oregon wouldn't pull it off. With our potential 12-0 record gone the Ducks' sights are now set on making it to the Rose Bowl. One thing is for sure, this season is about to get really exciting.


text:
The Cambridge/BrewDog/Stone Collaboration and BrewDog's American Trip
Juxtaposition Black Pilsner is now busy fermenting away.
To be invited to brew at Stone was a huge honour for Martin, myself and all here at BrewDog. We have idolised Stone long before we ever thought of starting our own Brewery. They have been complete pioneers in everything they have done and their impact in redefining the US craft beer genre could never be underestimated. Stone, combined with an obscure John Locke quote, pretty much provided the inspiration for us to start BrewDog. I guess they have allot to answer for! To meet and brew with Will from Cambridge was also allot of fun. Will is a complete brewing maverick, but all his brewing eccentricity is underpinned by tremendous knowledge and passion. It was a perfect 3 way fit and it totally rocked just hanging out and brewing with these guys.
With the beer we were determined to make something that had never been done before. Why get 3 edgy, eclectic, eccentric pioneers together if you are not going to do something completely unique and boundary pushing? We had no interest in making a beer that had already been made. We wanted to create our own style, our own legend. The result was Juxtaposition Black Pislner. A jet black 10% 100 IBU hopped to hell lager. It has more hops per barrel than any other beer ever made at Stone and it is the first ever lager brewed there. If you are going to make lagers, one like this is a pretty cool place to start!
Getting ready to do some hardcore hop additions.
James speaks about the Pilot batch of the beer.
The BrewDog edition of the label text.
The collaboration was part of a 3 week stateside trip, Richard joined me for the final week. New York, Boston, San Francisco, San Diego and Chicago were all crossed off our hit-list. It was a great experience, we visited some amazing places, met super cool people and got to talk allot about BrewDog.
Other Highlights of the Trip included:
Punk IPA at the centre of modern civilisation.
Team BrewDog USA: Henry Preiss, Keith Greggor, James Watt, Michael Cameron.
Richard and James setting up for Whisky Fest in Chicago.
Posted in - brewdog-news


text:
April 15:
An Evening with Dream Theater
Elsinore Theater, Salem
April 17:
Black Label Society
Roseland Theater, Portland
April 19:
An Evening with Sevendust (two full acoustic sets)
Hawthorne Theatre, Portland
April 20:
Switchfoot with Royal Concept
Crystal Ballroom, Portland
April 23-26:
Comedian Norm McDonald
Helium, Portland
April 24:
Anvil with Cemetary Lust, Spellcaster, and Maniak
Hawthorne Theatre, Portland
April 29:
Mastodon with Gojira, Kvelertak
Roseland Theater in Portland
May 9:
Georgia Satellites
Harry & David Field
June 27:
KISS and Def Leppard
Sleep Country Amphitheater, Ridgefield, WA
June 29:
The Vans Warped Tour with A Skylit Drive, Air Dubai, Attila, Beartooth and many, many more!
Portland Expo Center Concourse, Portland
July 20:
Journey and Steve Miller Band
Sleep Country Amphitheater, Ridgefield, WA
July 23:
Summerland Tour: Everclear with Soul Asylum, Eve 6, and Spacehog
Lane County Fair - Eugene
July 26:
Motley Crue: The Final Tour with Alice Cooper
Sleep Country Amphitheater, Ridgefield, WA
August 8-10:
Guitars Under the Stars Music Festival with
Gary Hoey, Pat Travers, Floater, Andy Timmons, Jennifer Batton, Ed To Shred, Bruce Bouillet, Travis Larson Band, Ty Curtis, Larry Mitchell and more!
Cheadle Lake Park, Lebanon, OR
August 10:
ZZ Top and Jeff Beck
Cuthbert Amphitheater in Eugene
August 21:
Peter Frampton & Buddy Guy
Britt Festival
August 31:
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Britt Festival
September 11:
Creedence Clearwater Revisited
Britt Festival


text:
Cranberry Walnut Quinoa Salad
Adapted from Organic Valley Recipes
Serves 8
Ingredients |
2 cups NOW Real Food® Organic Quinoa* |
4 cups water (for cooking quinoa) |
2 Tbsp. organic butter |
1/4 cup shallots (minced) |
1/2 cup dried cranberries |
1/2 medium red onion (minced) |
1/2 cup NOW Real Food® Raw Walnuts* |
3 cups spinach |
2 Tbsp. tamari soy sauce (or to taste) |
1 medium lemon, juiced |
Sea salt and pepper (to taste) |
1/2 cup fresh parsley (washed and patted dry, then chopped fine) |
- Rinse quinoa thoroughly in a small strainer or by running fresh water over the quinoa in a pot. Drain.
- In a large, heavy saucepan, over medium-high heat, add quinoa and water; bring to boil.
- Reduce heat to simmer; cover and cook until all water is absorbed (10-15 minutes).
- While quinoa is cooking, in a medium skillet, melt butter over medium heat.
- Saute minced shallots and onions until translucent and sweet.
- Add tamari soy sauce, chopped spinach, cranberries and raw walnuts, then saute for 1-2 minutes to soften the spinach.
- Transfer quinoa to a large bowl and cool.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine cooled quinoa and the sautéed mixture.
- Add fresh squeezed lemon juice, fresh parsley, and your favorite spices to taste.
Note: Salad may be made one day ahead and chilled, covered. Bring salad to room temperature before serving.
Per serving:
251 calories
10 g fat
9 g protein
34 g carbohydrate
4 g dietary fiber
11 mg cholesterol
276 mg sodium
*NOW items available at your local health food store


text:
June 2013 Previews: Aliens, Houses, Couch Surfing, Winemaking, and Ooku's Return
- Posted by Johanna on June 10, 2013 at 6:54 am
- Category: Shopping Guide
Resident Alien: The Suicide Blonde #0 | Bad Houses | |
by Peter Hogan & Steve Parkhouse | by Sara Ryan & Carla Speed McNeil | |
Dark Horse, $3.99 US | Dark Horse, $19.99 US | |
JUN13 0055, due August 14 | JUN13 0062, due October 30 | |
Glad to see another Resident Alien miniseries, since I enjoyed the first one, and it's a great concept. The grumpy doctor in a small town is an alien trying to stay undercover, and he keeps getting dragged into mysteries. The creators do good character work, sketching the townspeople briefly but with detail. | I've been waiting to see this for a while — two dynamite creators team up to explore a town through its failing property sales. Carla Speed McNeil is well-known for Finder, and Sara Ryan has written some award-nominated minicomics and young adult prose with notably authentic voices. | |
Red Eye, Black Eye | The Initiates | |
by K. Thor Jensen | by Etienne Davodeau | |
Alternative Comics, $19.95 US | NBM, $29.99 US | |
JUN13 0718, due August | JUN13 1206, due July | |
The newly relaunched Alternative (now under new ownership) is bringing this graphic novel (which I previously reviewed) back into print, about Jensen's country-wide couch surfing road trip. It's the kind of experience I'd never have, so it was particularly interesting to read about. | Speaking of relists, I recommend this one, a great blend exploring the crafts of winemaking and cartooning. Totally unusual and perfectly comics. | |
Ooku: The Inner Chambers Book 8 | Hawkeye Volume 1 hardcover | |
by Fumi Yoshinaga | by Matt Fraction, David Aja, and others | |
Viz, $12.99 US | Marvel, $34.99 US | |
JUN13 1365, due September | JUN13 0677, due November | |
We don't get much Yoshinaga manga over here any more, but I'm signed onto this series so long as it comes out, even if it is only once a year. Her work is so lovely and thought-provoking, with more revealed on each reading. The alternate history, where most men died out so the remaining become precious commodities, is fascinating. | The best superhero comic out now has its first hardcover collection. It's pricey, but it includes the first 11 issues of the series, plus Young Avengers Presents #6, a focus on the Kate Bishop Hawkeye. Some great adventure reading, plus impressive design, making the pages beautiful as well as exciting. |
Comments Off


text:
Series tied 1-1 (as of 6/26)
Game 1: Tuesday, June 25 | ||
St. Louis | 13 | Final |
Houston | 5 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 2: Wednesday, June 26 | ||
St. Louis | 3 | Final |
Houston | 4 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
8:10 PM ET, June 26, 2013
Minute Maid Park, Houston, Texas
HOUSTON -- When Lance Lynn began to struggle with his control, the Houston Astros made the most of the opportunity.
Erik Bedard pitched six effective innings and the Astros used a four-run fourth to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 on Wednesday night."That was huge for us to capitalize on that inning and really maximize that situation," said Jason Castro, who singled and scored in the rally.Bedard (3-3) allowed seven hits and walked one, but limited St. Louis to three runs. Josh Fields, Wesley Wright and Jose Cisnero then combined to pitch two hitless innings before Jose Veras worked the ninth for his 16th save.Veras yielded a one-out single to Jon Jay and then walked Matt Adams, but pinch hitter Daniel Descalso struck out and Matt Carpenter flied out to end the game."They did a tremendous job," Houston manager Bo Porter said of his relievers. "Veras ran into a little bit of trouble but was able to make the necessary pitches in the ninth to get out of it and close it out."Allen Craig homered for the second straight night and Yadier Molina had a two-run shot for the Cardinals, who lost for the fourth time in five games. They dropped into a tie with surging Pittsburgh for the lead in the NL Central.Lynn (10-2) allowed five hits, walked four and struck out four over 7 2/3 innings for his first loss in four career starts in Houston.Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said it looked as if Lynn lost his rhythm in the fourth."It wasn't a good inning," Lynn said. "The hits weren't the problem -- it was the walks. When you walk people, you get yourself in trouble, and that's what happened. I just didn't throw strikes."Molina and Craig helped the Cardinals get off to a nice start. Molina followed Carpenter's leadoff single in the first with a drive to the Crawford Boxes in left field for his sixth homer. Craig had a leadoff drive in the fourth that bounced off the lights atop the wall in left field, extending the lead to 3-0.But Houston responded in the bottom half. Jose Altuve and Castro got it started with back-to-back singles for the Astros' first hits of the game. Lynn then walked Chris Carter on four pitches to load the bases before sending a run home when he also walked Carlos Pena on four pitches.Carter leads the majors with 108 strikeouts this season, but Porter was impressed with his patience in the big inning."His at-bats have gotten extremely disciplined from a standpoint of he's attacking the pitches that he should attack -- not expanding (the zone) as often as he was earlier in the year, and he's putting together some really good at-bats," Porter said.Castro came home when J.D. Martinez grounded into a fielder's choice, and Brett Wallace then hit a tying RBI single. After another fielder's choice, Brandon Barnes singled in Wallace to give Houston the lead for good.The Astros threatened again in the fifth, putting two runners on with two out, but Lynn retired Martinez to end the inning. That was the first of eight straight batters retired by Lynn, who began the day with a 3-0 record and a 2.00 ERA in three games in Houston.Fields retired the first two St. Louis batters in the seventh before left-hander Wright struck out Carpenter.Cisnero faced the heart of the Cardinals' order in the eighth. He got Molina on a groundout before walking Carlos Beltran. He then struck out Craig and Matt Holliday to finish the inning."That was one of those situations where he pretty much just bulled his neck and said: `I'm going to throw my best against anybody that steps in the box,' and he was able to get it done," Porter said of Cisnero. "I felt like his fastball had really good life, and he actually pumped it up the last couple at 95."Game notes
Molina played first base for the second time in his career and the first since 2008. Matheny said Molina could "probably play just about anywhere on the infield." He said playing him at first base is a good way to give his legs a rest. "He's caught more innings than any other catcher," Matheny said. "His body has been able to handle it so far, but it's going to be a tough task. We're not trying to set any records here, we're just reading his body and days like this are going to be able to keep one of the top bats in baseball in the lineup while not beating him up behind the plate." ... Both teams are off Thursday. Houston then begins a series with the Angels and St. Louis starts one at Oakland. ... The Cardinals activated RHP Fernando Salas (right shoulder) from the 15-day disabled list and optioned him to Triple-A Memphis. ... Houston RF Justin Maxwell, who got a mild concussion when he hit his head on the ground attempting to make a diving catch on Tuesday, passed his concussion tests on Wednesday. He should be ready to play when the Astros start their series with the Angels Friday. ... Houston RHP Ross Seaton cleared waivers and was outrighted to Double-A Corpus Christi. LHP Wade LeBlanc also cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Oklahoma City.
Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
1st | Y Molina homered to left (410 feet), M Carpenter scored. | 2 | 0 | |
4th | A Craig homered to left (404 feet). | 3 | 0 | |
4th | C Pena walked, J Altuve scored, J Castro to third, C Carter to second. | 3 | 1 | |
4th | J Martinez grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, J Castro scored, C Pena out at second, C Carter to third. | 3 | 2 | |
4th | B Wallace singled to center, C Carter scored, J Martinez to second. | 3 | 3 | |
4th | B Barnes singled to center, B Wallace scored, M Dominguez to third, B Barnes to second advancing on throw. | 3 | 4 | |
View complete Play-By-Play |
Game Information
Stadium | Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX |
Attendance | 17,428 (41.4% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:47 |
Weather | indoors |
Umpires | Home Plate - Tim McClelland, First Base - Wally Bell, Second Base - Marty Foster, Third Base - Marvin Hudson |


text: Paul Alexander Casey (born 21 July 1977) is an English golfer who is a member of the world's top two professional golf tours, the U.S.-based PGA Tour and the European Tour. In 2009 he achieved his highest position, third, in the Official World Golf Rankings. Casey was born in Cheltenham, but moved with his family to Weybridge, Surrey at the age of six. After attending Cleves School, Weybridge and... Full Article At Wikipedia.org


text:
Friday, January 28, 2011
Blogger Commenting Basics
11 comments:
- lisbonlioness said...
tee- hee.. no excuses anymore! Good post, well written and really helpful. Nice one, Megan!
- January 28, 2011 at 7:19 AM
- Mrs. Adventure said...
Fantastic Tutorial, I made sure mine was correct :+)
- January 28, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- 148CookieStreet said...
Thanks--I just switched mine! :)
- January 28, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- MommyMeagan said...
you are a rockstar! I just googled how to get rid of word verification on my blog and your blog popped up. This is an AWESOME and informative post. I'm linking this post to my blog and giving you mad props for being so awesome! Thanks!
- February 2, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Mikalah said...
I've actually been wondering how I can reply to my commenters without leaving comments in the section below posts, this was great! I had no idea it was so easy, haha! Thanks for the great tutorial. Also, I am totally with you on the word verification, I have had it off for a long time and not had any spam comments.
- August 3, 2011 at 7:31 AM
- Coley said...
Great tutorial! Would it be ok if I linked to this on my blog?
- September 3, 2011 at 5:10 PM
- Simply Me said...
Wonderful post! I am new to blogging and have struggled with how to response to those that comment on my page. Thanks for the tips!
- September 22, 2011 at 1:19 PM
- Audra said...
As a new blogger I need to hear this! Thank you for posting :)
- October 14, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Rhissanna said...
Hi there! Thank you for posting this tutorial. I has the email thing up, but until I checked my settings, I didn't know that I was guilty of the word verification crime. Thank you for helping me fix it!
- October 16, 2011 at 12:21 PM
- Jen said...
Thank you so much for this info! I have just started my blog recently and any advice I can find is great! I was also struggling with trying to reply without just commenting below. I wish I could reply directly on their comment like I see on some blogs. Great tutorial, thanks again!
- December 15, 2011 at 9:39 AM
- Laura said...
Thanks for these tips- you really helped me! Somebody recently let me know that I'm a no-reply commenter, and I had no idea what she meant. I think I've fixed it now , thanks to this post:)
- February 11, 2013 at 10:41 PM


text:
If you are already a guest or a member sign in below.
Throat lozenges generally contain at least one of the following ingredients:
The tables lists throat lozenge products and their ingredients.
Please note: this information was current as of May 2007 but is still a useful guide today.
Many throat lozenges claim to have effects that extend beyond soothing a sore throat to the relief of cold and flu symptoms generally. They all have one or more of the following ingredients in common:
Echinacea. It's thought to help boost the immune system and alleviate symptoms of the common cold. Its preparations can differ greatly depending on the type and parts of the plant used and the manufacturing methods, however, and the overwhelming majority of products haven't been tested in clinical trials. A Cochrane review of trials investigating the effectiveness of echinacea for preventing and treating common colds found that some preparations might be effective for the early treatment of colds in adults, but results aren't consistent. Beneficial effects of other preparations might exist but haven't been shown in good-quality trials.
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) appears in throat lozenges in various forms, including sodium ascorbate and calcium ascorbate dihydrate. It's thought that it can help reduce the duration of the common cold. But a Cochrane review of vitamin C found that the trials in which it was introduced at the onset of colds as therapy didn't show any benefit in doses up to 4 g daily. The dose of vitamin C in individual throat lozenges in our sample ranged from just 10 mg to as much as 100 mg.
Zinc. It's thought to reduce symptoms of the common cold, including a sore throat. A 1999 Cochrane review concluded that evidence was inconclusive as to whether zinc lozenges were an effective treatment for symptoms of the common cold. Since then several new studies have shown that treatment with zinc lozenges significantly decreased cold duration. It's likely that the results are conflicting because the dose and formulation of the zinc used has an influence over effectiveness, and these things differed between trials. Zinc in the lozenges in our sample is from zinc gluconate at a dose of up to 3.2 mg per lozenge. The dosage of zinc (from zinc gluconate) used in the trials, effective or not, ranged from 13.3 to 23 mg.
Taking paracetamol or aspirin (for adults) is an effective way to relieve the pain and discomfort of a sore throat. But if you'd rather not take any medication, the following might also help:
A sore throat usually resolves itself within three to four days, and it's unusual for one to last beyond a week. If it persists, or your symptoms include severe difficulty swallowing or breathing, a fever or tender or swollen lymph glands in the neck, see your doctor.
Cochrane reviews are systematic reviews of healthcare-related research reports on particular topics that have been published in hundreds of journals around the world. They explore the evidence for and against the effectiveness and appropriateness of treatments (medications, surgery, education, etc) in specific circumstances. They differ from other systematic reviews in that they use a predefined explicit methodology, and they're updated regularly. They're known internationally as sources of high-quality, reliable health information.
28 Jun 2013 | Learn how to prevent and effectively treat your common cold and flu symptoms.
25 Nov 2008 | A generic drug is a copy of a branded drug. It's chemically equivalent to its branded counterpart but usually costs less.
11 Sep 2009 | Our reliance on medicines has dramatically increased, and mixing them can prove a dangerous cocktail. CHOICE explains who's at risk and why.
16 Aug 2007 | Forget about an orange or apple — distrubtors say if you really want to keep the doctor away, you need to knock back a daily dose of "superfruit".
Receive FREE email updates of our latest tests, consumer news and CHOICE marketing promotions.


text:
Revlon PhotoReady Perfecting Primer (color 001)
262 reviews
60% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Dimethicone, Isododecane, Water, Trisiloxane, PEG/PPG-19/19 Dimethicone, Isodecyl Neopentanoate, C13-16 Isoparaffin, Silica Silylate, C10-13 Isoparaffin, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Dimethicone/Bis-Isobutyl PPG-20 Crosspolymer, Silica, Tocopherol, Glycerin, Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer, Methicone, Calcium Aluminium Borosilicate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, 1,2-Hexanediol --- may contain (CI 77019/Mica, CI 77891/Titanium Dioxide, CI 77491/CI 77492/CI 77499/Iron Oxides , CI 77007/Ultramarines)Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Lovely packing pocket pinching price. It slides on great but when you first pump it out there's always a hard residue left over. Foundation doesn't last any longer but face does feel silky!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I LOVE this stuff. I am so happy I found this! I have a really hard time with foundation, I don't really know why (maybe because I have dryer skin) but it usually looks cakey on me and its usually very difficult for me to blend it out so it looks natural (even with good quality foundations like MUFE HD). This stuff made blending my foundation SO much easier. To test out how it worked I just put it on one side of my face and applied foundation on both sides of my face and the side with this primer under it looked SO much more natural and not cakey! I love also how its cheap, and I like how its lightweight, it doesn't feel heavy or annoying or gross on your skin or anything like that. I think its also helped make my foundation stay on longer, but to be honest I'm not as sure about that yet so I think I'm going to try it out a few more times and then add onto this review about what I notice about how well it helps my foundation stay on longer.
For things not that good about this foundation, its supposed to be like color correcting or something, but its really not at all. I've had this for a couple weeks and I just found out from reading about it online that its supposed to be color correcting, but it really isn't at all. Also it smells weird, which is annoying. Also sometimes dried product gets stuck in the pump (oh I forgot to mention that I really like the pump and the packaging!), but its really not that big of a deal like i feel like some people are saying it is. You can easily just take the dry product out.
Anyways, I really really love this stuff and I really think y'all should try it. Its been a lifesaver for me sense its usually so hard for me to get my foundation looking nice and natural. I don't know why it does that for me since I've read other reviews and I don't think many other people have said that it helps with this, but for me it really does. I don't usually use primers honestly, I used to think they were kind of a little pointless, but this stuff totes isn't pointless. This stuff is one of my new faves and I really really really love it.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This woks okay. It is pretty good as just a primer, but has almost no color correcting properties. It is a little on the pricy side for drugstore brands, although you do get a decent amount of product. My biggest issue is the SMELL. It has a very strong, plasticky odor that takes a good five minutes to go away after application. So while this is an okay primer, there are products I like more in the same price range.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I'll be honest, I haven't really experimented a lot with different primers. I did some research and just figured that this one was good and sure enough, it's done the job.
Like the others said, it's perfect at hiding huge pores and controlling oil. It also doesn't make your skin feel weird, it's actually a nice feeling, like you're smooth and ready to go. I wouldn't wear it alone because I have acne scarring that needs to be covered up and it doesn't do anything to hide them. What's really impressed me though is how much longer my foundation stays on with it. That's why I've stuck to it and would buy it again, it turned maybe 3-4 hours into all day. Plus, I love bottles with pumps even though this one gets a little crusty if not cleaned up.
Overall, I think it's good stuff for the price, how easy it is to apply and simply for the fact that it really doesn't have any negatives.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I use this solely for mattifying and oil control, both of which it does quite nicely. I don't wear foundation, but needed something to help smooth things out and keep the oilies under control because powder wasn't cutting it anymore. This gives me a nice polished look when only applied to my oily areas (forehead, around nose, chin), but if applied all over it takes the life out of my skin and just isn't flattering. I would say it keeps me shine-free for up to four hours which is quite miraculous since it only takes about 30 minutes before I'm shiny otherwise. Great price as well...I will buy again.
Update 06/27/13: Knocked down a lippy as it does nothing to control oil now that the weather is hot and humid. If anything it is making things worse. I will keep it around for winter.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Awful, worked great for the first few weeks and then it started coming out of the bottle feeling tacky. When I applied it to my skin, I had little dried up flecks of the primer all over my face.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Absolutely fantastic primer that really does a good job at making my foundation last throughout the day. I have a lot of trouble with the longevity of most foundations, regardless of how "long wearing" they claim to be. My skin isn't really oily per se, but my foundation still tends to kind of disintegrate on my skin throughout the day and come off in patchy spots around the 5-6 hour mark. When I use this after moisturizing and before applying my foundation, I notice it extends the wear time to about 8-9 hours before I begin noticing my makeup breaking down (it's about 11 or 12 hours before its gone almost completely though - still fantastic wear time!).
The consistency of this primer really reminds me of Urban Decay's Complexion Primer Potion - it has just enough of that silicone feeling to fill in pores and make your face feel smooth, but not too much (I'm looking at you, Smashbox, Benefit and Monistat) to make you feel like you've lubed up your face with dimethicone. It has a slightly "grippy' feeling to it as well (not sticky) that really holds on to foundation and helps it cling to your face.
The only thing I don't love is that the pump will get a little clogged with dried product if you don't use it every day. But with daily use, this isn't a problem. I do like the pump for sanitary purposes, but a squeeze tube might be a little more convenient. However, the pump is excellent and you can pump out however much product you want - it doesn't force a certain amount out each time (are you listening, Stay Don't Stray?).
I have combo skin with a little bit of oil in the t-zone and some dryness near my chin and on the sides of my nose. This primer keeps me mattified without looking flat and does not emphasize dry patches! It's definitely a winner and I'll repurchase when I run out.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I started using this about a month ago. I like the matte finish it gives however it does make my face feel a little dry. I would never wear it alone like the bottle suggests but it's a decent primer.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Grey
I'm surprised by how much I like this. I've tried a couple of primers before (Smashbox Light and Benefit The Porefessional), and while they made my skin feel nice and helped my foundation go on smoothly, they didn't do much to help its staying power. I have oily skin and foundations tend to slide off throughout the day, even with powder. With this Revlon primer, my foundation stays on ALL DAY, and I'm a lot less shiny throughout the day (I still have to blot with blotting paper a couple of times but it's much better than without). In fact it's so good at holding on to make up that you have to be careful not to be too heavy-handed or it can look a bit cakey - I've found that I'm using less foundation and a can use just a light dusting of powder. The one downside is the horrible packaging - every single day when I pump out the primer, I have to fish out a little crusty pellet of dried primer that has solidified in the nozzle (which feels wasteful of primer as well as being annoying). If they could fix that it would be amazing! Oh also, it does have a slightly odd smell when you first put it on (maybe a bit solventy?) but that disappears pretty much straight away once it's on.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I've tried Tarte's Clean Slate Poreless Primer and Korres's Silicone-Free Face Primer, and I think that Revlon's photo-ready primer is a good in-between. Tarte's silicon-based primer is thick and sticky, but does a GREAT job concealing my pores and gripping foundation. Unfortunately, it makes my dry/combination skin itch something terrible, and feels very heavy. Korres's primer feels like a dream--moisturizing without oiliness, and foundation smooths on more easily than without; but it does a mediocre job of pore minimizing or making my foundation last longer.
Revlon's does a better job of covering pores than Korres and doesn't feel nearly horrible as Tarte's. And at half the price of either, it's budget-friendly. I like Tarte's better for occasions where I need to look flawless, and Korres's for days when my skin feels extra-dry, but Revlon's is what I wear to work most days. Nothing to get really really excited about, but better than wearing foundation alone.
Popular Primer/ Correctors
Video Reviews & Tutorials
HOW TO: LARGE MAKE PORES VANISH! INSTANT RESULTS by gossmakeupartist


text:
Imagine if you were to outline the future of youth activism. Imagine if you were to design an innovative activist campaign for young people – something that has never been seen before. What would it look like?
I hope you will share your ideas, campaigns, videos and pictures here at Conversations for a Better World. Starting today, IPPF, International Planned Parenthood Federation, will be leading the conversation "Activism 3.0″. We will be exploring creative and mind-blowing innovations in youth activism – and you are invited to participate.
Show us how it's done.
This will be a way for you to showcase some of the campaigns, efforts and happenings you are most proud of in an engaging and creative way. Do you have examples of innovative advocacy/activism campaign (by young people) that other young people might find inspiring? As you can see, we have kick-started this discussion with some youth videos below.
We would love to hear from you, too. Blog, tweet and post your ideas at Conversations for a Better World as well as lessons learned and best practices in your community.
Those were the days when we could rely on distributing leaflets in front of parliamentarian forums. In the age of the Internet, connectivity, innovation and information overload, we – youth activists – will need to stand out to get the attention of decision makers, the public, their communities and the media. Future global challenges call for new and innovative ways of doing activism.
Share, blog, tweet, post!
Don't hesitate to register and showcase top-notch, ground-breaking, compelling, cutting-edge and inspiring youth activism campaigns that we can all learn from, and that may inspire a new, young people in your community to become an activist.
Below are some possible questions to get you started
Can you provide the first and the second video with English translate?
Activismo 3.0: ¿qué depara el futuro para el activismo de los jóvenes?
Pienso que es uno de los más grande recto donde los mas importan es partir de los logrado en materia de juventud, sigue siendo de gran barrera la falta de creencia y oportunidades que las y los jóvenes necesitamos, esto limitan nuestros trabajos y permiten que nuestros grande objetivos no sean alcanzado, uno de los más notables son los ODM si se hubiese creído realmente en la juventud los resultado fueran otros más alentadores.
Esta travesía necesitas más oportunidades sin limitaciones
Att. Félix reyes
Director general
Red nacional de jóvenes viviendo con VIH/SIDA
Republica dominica
Emily, 27, is the International Advocacy Associate at International Planned Parenthood Federation/Western Hemisphere Region (IPPF/WHR) based in New York where she coordinates the IPPF/WHR youth advocacy project, "Strengthening Young Leaders on Advocacy and HIV/AIDS" which brings together 10 amazing youth advocates from Latin America and the Caribbean. She also assists with the coordination of IPPF/WHR´s international monitoring efforts at the United Nations including follow-up to the ICPD and Beijing Conference Review processes and the MDGs and HIV/AIDS commitments appraisal at the international level. Emily is originally from San Francisco, CA and has a Master of Science (MSc) in International Health from the Charité Medical University in Berlin, Germany. Her master's thesis focused on the acceptability of the HPV vaccine in Santiago, Chile. Emily also has a BA in Population and Organismic Biology and a BA in Spanish Language and Literature from the University of Colorado at Boulder.


text:
Photo: M60 Book: Blue Pyramid and M60 motorway | ||
Tutor Aidan ORourke has built up a wide range of experience in both film and digital photography. He first became interested in photography in 1981. Since 1996 he has documented Manchester and Liverpool in photos and words. He has taken the 'now' photos for Manchester Then and Now, Manchester United Then and Now and Liverpool Then and Now (Anova Books). 107 of his photos are featured in the book Rebuilding Manchester by Euan Kellie. He wrote the Q&A pages for the first 27 issues of Digital Camera Magazine. From July 2008 to April 2009, his gigantic Manchester Mega-Photo was displayed in the foyer at Manchesters Urbis Museum. He is based in Stockport and covers Manchester, Liverpool and northern England.
| |
The Blue Pyramid stands next to
Junction One of the M60 (formerly M63) motorway. This view is from the bridge carrying
the A6 Wellington Rd North over the motorway. We are looking through the arches of the
railway viaduct.
This image features in the M60 book and is used on the promotional postcard. Keywords Highways, motorways, M60, Stockport, Cheshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, modern architecture Title: Filename: ID number: Technical details: Date created: Copyright: Available as a print?: Available as a high res file? |
Image EnquiryYou are looking at an image from the photo archive of Aidan O'Rourke. If you are interested in the picture for any reason, please contact. Contact by e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or by text or phone 07779 290082. From outside the UK (44)7779 290082 |


text:
- Kimba, Der Weisse Löwe
- Blank Manuscript Paper
- Going Over The Sea (We're going this way that way)
- Hop Little Bunnies
- Für Elise Boogie
- Stille Nacht (Jazz Version)
- Auld Lang Syne (jazzy arrangement)
- Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem (jazzy arrangement)
- Linus Jude The Dude Boogie
- Nigel Incubator Jones Boogie
- More...
- Anne Mit Den Roten Haaren
- Marco
- Mein Name Ist Drops
- Pat und Patachon
- Puschel Das Eichhorn
- Rollet, Rollt Ihr Wogen
- Schaukellied
- Schlaft Alle (Schlaflied aka Sov Alla)
- So Will Ich Immer Reisen (Sommerlied)
- Ulme - Lied
- More...
- (Untitled) How Does It Feel
- First Service (Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis)
- Iro Ye
- Like As The Hart
- Midnight At The Lost And Found
- Midnight Show
- Mikolot
- Mipi Eil
- Miss Adventure
- Missing Man
- More...
The sheet music for the track Wait A Minute can be purchased below. The author of Wait A Minute is Toby Gad.
Click on our preview button to see the first page of Wait A Minute . Should this composition be available for a number of different instruments, then you have the option to view arrangements for just one specific instrument. In order to achieve this, please click on the drop-down box called "Instrument" and alter the selection. You can change this at any time.
Leaving customer feedback on a piece or a particular arrangement could not be easier. Just click on the Comments tab, and after selecting a screen name you can post your thoughts on a specific arrangement, or generally on this piece of music. Please click on the share button on the right to post to Twitter and Facebook. You can also "like" our site using the Facebook Like button at the top of the page. Currently our database has 1 arrangement of Wait A Minute for 1 instrument.
require the free Scorch viewer to be installed on Windows and Macs. Most of this sheet music can be played and transposed. These can be printed once at any time
require Adobe Flash. These can be printed many times within 7 days
Solo Piano Sheet Music | ||||||
Piano | 1.5 | Popular & Folk | 2 | US$4.99 |
Press to view
require the free Scorch viewer to be installed on Windows and Macs. Most of this sheet music can be played and transposed. These can be printed once at any time
require Adobe Flash. These can be printed many times within 7 days
- Your basket is empty
Currency: USD Change
View and print sheet music by downloading our FREE music viewer
Sibelius Scorch
Adobe Flash


text:
As many of you might know from my previous blogs I am half Japanese and half Caucasian. Do not let me being Japanese fool you. Stereotypes that usually go along with me being half Japanese are: I'm smart, really good at math and science, and probably know every Asian person or am somehow related to them.
The truth of the matter is I am not like that at all! I am terrible at both math and science. I am smart, but it's not just from being half Japanese. I've always had to try really hard to get the grades that I have, even if that means procrastinating to the very last second. Right now I am in Natural World, which for us is like a science class and Analytical Reasoning, which is math. I have always had trouble in science and math for as long as I can remember!
Since I have been struggling a lot in these classes at Butler, I have gotten a tutor for both my math and science. Thank goodness for those two! They have helped me out so much! At Butler getting a tutor is really easy because we have the Learning Resource Center, which will find a tutor for you! Although you can't get a tutor if you aren't going to class, or haven't done the necessary steps that you can do by yourself first.
I take my first natural world test on Wednesday since having a tutor, so it should be interesting to see how much it really is helping. So far I feel like it has been helping a lot, but I am so grateful that I finally have a tutor and hopefully I can get my grade up before semester is over. Only three weeks left!


text:
This celestial vision of sky-blue beads and twinkling light transforms the look of her room. The curved chandelier arms are covered with blue milk-glass beads and bedecked with swags of faceted blue crystals.
Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
Item | Price |
Blue Beaded Chandelier | No Longer Available |


text:
55 Comments on "Yuusha ni Narenakatta Ore wa Shibushibu Shuushoku wo Ketsui Shimashita Episode 1"
October 4th, 2013 at 6:06 pm
yay i was waiting for this!
October 4th, 2013 at 6:06 pm
Sounds pretty similar to Hataraku Maou-sama!
October 4th, 2013 at 6:11 pm
Comedy+ecchi!!!!!! Damn count me in!!!!!
October 4th, 2013 at 6:11 pm
Thanks Dao! I'll give it a try.
October 4th, 2013 at 6:12 pm
480? Think I'll just wait until a better quality comes out.
October 4th, 2013 at 6:17 pm
too much similar to Maou
October 4th, 2013 at 6:21 pm
Dao, will HS rip Strike the Blood?
or any other group will sub it?
October 4th, 2013 at 6:23 pm
By the way, any chance of us ever seeing second season of Hataraku Maou-sama? Has anything been announced yet?
October 4th, 2013 at 6:34 pm
@Aizen Sama Yes, HS will rip all CR shows includingStrike the Blood.
@soyokaze, No news yet but it's possible, I'd say maybe another 2 seasons for announcement.
October 4th, 2013 at 6:47 pm
Breast buoyancy overload.
That is all.
October 4th, 2013 at 6:57 pm
I definitely dont like main protagonist name but i will give it a try cuz premise sounds interesting xD
October 4th, 2013 at 7:23 pm
These boob physics doe
October 4th, 2013 at 7:25 pm
October 4th, 2013 at 7:27 pm
This whole hero-demon genere has been getting lots of shows recently.
The last two were good. I don't know about this one, I'll have to see a bit more to know.
Thanks Dao.
October 4th, 2013 at 7:51 pm
October 4th, 2013 at 8:04 pm
Mmmmm length of title implies anime of the season.
October 4th, 2013 at 8:07 pm
anyone subbing this?
October 4th, 2013 at 8:09 pm
October 4th, 2013 at 8:31 pm
Fino is so cute :3
October 4th, 2013 at 8:52 pm
Anyone know if any fansub group is picking up this show?
October 4th, 2013 at 9:13 pm
Manga version is hilarious. Instafollow.
October 4th, 2013 at 9:30 pm
Could the name have been any longer?
October 4th, 2013 at 9:51 pm
LMAO at the Star Trek gag. This one just sold itself for the whole season.
October 4th, 2013 at 10:02 pm
@Operation Mindcrime
What Star Trek gag? I don't remember seeing one…
October 4th, 2013 at 10:04 pm
Lol that synopsis.
October 4th, 2013 at 10:10 pm
@amped The old guy (perv) who bought the lightbulb pulled up in the "Enterprise" (even had 1701 designation) and was wearing a red shirt.
October 5th, 2013 at 12:09 am
Will watch because of the plot.
October 5th, 2013 at 12:43 am
Thanks Dao.
October 5th, 2013 at 1:26 am
Better call Raul!
October 5th, 2013 at 2:01 am
Haven't seen this much plot since Maoyuu.
October 5th, 2013 at 2:42 am
I think this one's trying too much to be ecchi,and it's not too good of a job like that.Too much boob jiggling for instance.This is what I see as fanservice done wrong(okay,it's not that bad).Highschool DxD's & Hyakka Ryoran had fanservice done right.Otherwise,I can say I enjoyed it.Will stick with it for a while.
October 5th, 2013 at 5:25 am
lol at Summary.
Interesting summary,good art.
@MgMaster yea like how bad the ecchi was in Senran kagura.
October 5th, 2013 at 6:31 am
Gotta love mysterious rays of light and darkness.
Is the uncensored version only available for Blu-ray release on this one?
October 5th, 2013 at 7:46 am
Meh, Boring.
October 5th, 2013 at 8:18 am
if this should be only 1% as good as HataMaoSama,
it needs more than this… !!!
one does not like it.
October 5th, 2013 at 1:51 pm
Okay, this was pretty good. This has it's own flow compared to hatraku. Basicly, my little demon lord's daughter can't be this cute?
October 5th, 2013 at 2:45 pm
stupid anime lol
October 5th, 2013 at 3:02 pm
lmao at resume XDDDDD this one looks good . downloading it thanks Sir Dao!! ^_^
October 5th, 2013 at 3:42 pm
Awesome anime :)
October 5th, 2013 at 3:58 pm
imagine the opposite of maou sama, but dumb as fuck. then you'll have this anime.
October 5th, 2013 at 6:02 pm
puts on a new uniform and suddenly grows 3 feet…
October 5th, 2013 at 8:26 pm
October 5th, 2013 at 10:30 pm
Pantsu, boobs and extremelly cute characters … gotta love this. And I was afraid, this season would be boring …
There is no way that demon lord's daughter can't be this cute.
October 6th, 2013 at 4:05 am
the bouncy made me head spin but watchable nonetheless.
oh and if this show doesnt get you opposite of soft theres a problem with you.
thanks guys
October 6th, 2013 at 5:38 am
An Anime Char named like me,
Life is Complete~
PS: lol finally made an account just to post this~
October 6th, 2013 at 11:46 am
@d768 lol
only horriblesub?
October 6th, 2013 at 5:00 pm
11 minutes was all I could stand before I had to turn off this crap.
"It's a girl. It's a girl. It's a girl. It's a GIRL!"
October 6th, 2013 at 7:11 pm
lol, Picard, you stinking perv. hahaha
October 6th, 2013 at 11:49 pm
the plot sold me :D
October 7th, 2013 at 11:54 am
interesting. store anime lol
October 7th, 2013 at 12:04 pm
lol he talks like touma.
October 7th, 2013 at 11:42 pm
Xmmm… Maybe I'm judging too early but the manga looks more promising than the anime.And it was around 6-7 months ago from the first chapter. And there is also a light novel but I cant's seem to be able to find it in english…
October 12th, 2013 at 5:10 pm
hmm…no tits :3
October 13th, 2013 at 9:01 am
Any uncensored versions of this floating around?
October 16th, 2013 at 9:20 pm
this is great. thanks dao
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
X Factor's Caroline Flack has reportedly found herself at the centre of a stalking scandal.
According to The Sun, the pretty TV presenter became worried after being bombarded with online messages from a 39-year-old man.
The man also turned up at the X Factor auditions in Manchester to try and get close to her.
32-year-old Caroline reported him to the Met Police, who have confirmed that a man of 39 has been held in relation to the incidents.
Caroline was also left worried last year when she received death threats on Twitter over her relationship with One Direction's Harry Styles.
Jealous Harry fans were unhappy about the pair's age gap relationship - Caroline was 31 when they started dating and Harry was 17.
The pair have since ended their relationship and Harry has recently been linked to a string of gorgeous celebs including singer Lily Halpern, Arnold Schwarzenegger's daughter Katherine and Made in Chelsea's Caggie Dunlop.
Caroline, meanwhile, is said to have grown close to Rizzle Kicks singer Jordan Stephens and TOWIE star Joey Essex.
- Madonna stalker turns down plea deal
- Kerry Katona calls police over stalker
- Dancing on Ice star's staler hell


text:
SMWS Interscholastic Athletics Mission Statement of Philosophy – the SMWS Brand of Athletics
The Athletic Program is an integral component of the total SMWS educational program. At Shining Mountain, the movement curriculum recognizes that healthy physical activity lays the foundation for healthy brain and neural development; enhances physical, emotional, ethical, and spiritual aspects of the human being; and provides a vital pathway for self-exploration. We structure our program to strengthen different abilities at each stage of development and cooperative games in the early grades yield to competitive sports in middle and high school.
The program provides for the safety and well being of each individual participant. Athletes are supported to experience the sheer fun and enjoyment in their sport.
There are no "cuts" and all SMWS students are encouraged to participate regardless of experience or ability. Each athlete and coach shall be respected as a human being, challenged to be the best they can be, and inspired to be a contributing member to society.
The community, school personnel, coaches, and all athletes shall strive to be competitive, however SMWS Athletics does not support a "win at all costs" mentality. In other words, the short-term goal of winning shall never override the long-term participation objectives of guiding student athletes to develop physically, emotionally, and socially.
A healthy competitive attitude is a goal for each student. Knowledgeable coaches vigorously teach the fundamental skills and strategies of each sport.
It is our hope that athletics will be enjoyable, challenging, and rewarding.


text:
Go be the fool on the hill, hear some classical music
By by dianna email@example.com
June 22, 2011 at 1:22 a.m.
What: The ExxonMobil Summer Symphony Nights
When: 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Where: Miller Outdoor Theatre, 100 Concert Drive, Houston
Cost: Free. Tickets for free seats are distributed from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. the day of the concert at the box office
Go to www.milleroutdoortheatre.com for more information
What: "George Gittoes: Witness to War"
When: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday
Where: 1502 Alabama St., Houston
Cost: Free
What: "The Book of Grace"
When: 8 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, with a 2:30 p.m. matinee on Sunday
Where: 1510 Toomey Road, Austin
Cost: $39
What: "Ancient Ukraine - Golden Treasures and Lost Civilizations"
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Monday through Sept. 5.
Where: Houston Museum of Natural Science, 5555 Hermann Park Drive, Houston
Cost: $12-$18
If you've ever put on your fancy clothes and settled into one of those scarlet velvet chairs to hear the Houston Symphony, you know just how awesome a night with one of the country's finest symphony orchestras can be.
I know, I know, some people balk at the thought of taking in a little classical music. It seems too formal, to fancy clothed, to high fallutin' for them.
Well, if that's the way you've always thought, you've got another thing coming. The Houston Symphony is playing - for free - at Miller Outdoor Theatre in Houston this weekend, and you ought to go see them.
Not because it's the cultural incarnation of spinach or anything lame like that. Just because, when you take away what people assume about classical music, you're left with an evening of entertainment that has been making people tap their toes since composers got excited about writing for orchestras.
If you've never taken in a night of classical music before, the ExxonMobil Summer Symphony Nights is a great way to ease into that wide world.
It's a relaxed atmosphere, one where you can show up in shorts.
They tend to play crowd pleasing favorites. This weekend will feature a little Mozart and Dvorak on Saturday and Tchaikovsky's Symphony no. 5 on Sunday.
The tickets for the seated sections are distributed at the box office the day of the concert.
No worries if you don't manage to finagle a ticket - bring a blanket and spread it on the hill and you can sprawl on the grass and just let the music come to you. A fine time to be had for all.


text:
Here's a classic example of how the conservative media smear machine works. In a video less than four minutes long, Rep. Barney Frank describes how the Wall Street Journal's John Fund lied about him, how that lie was amplified by the right's media echo chamber, and how, when he called Fund on the lie, Fund admitted he was wrong, but refused to retract.
The following is a transcript of Frank's February 3 remarks from the floor of the House of Representatives:
Mr. Speaker, I recently got some first-hand experience with the way in which the right-wing propaganda machine operates. The pattern appears to be to begin with a lie and then have that lie multiply through an echo chamber that repeats it and repeats it. In this case, a man named John Fund, who is an editorial writer at the Wall Street Journal, one of the most right-wing of our publications these days on the editorial page, just told a lie about me in November of last year.
He gave a speech at Restoration Weekend–I donâ┚¬Ã¢"ž¢t know what they were restoring, but it certainly wasnâ┚¬Ã¢"ž¢t respect for the truth–and he said that: "Democrats were rattled by the November 3 election results. What do liberals do when they lose an election? They change the rules. In January, Chuck Schumer and Barney Frank will propose universal voter registration." It'll be "felon re-enfranchisement." "The feds will tell the states, 'Take everyone on every list of welfare recipients you have, everyone on every list of unemployed you have.'"
It's a lie; he made it up. Its not even a misinterpretation, it's not a quote taken out of context, it is a total myth. There is no such bill. There wasn't in November. But then the right-wing echo chamber picks it up. The Washington Times, the voice of the Reverend Moon, says, "Schumer and Frank have plans to ram through legislation that will produce universal voter registration," and they say "It'll be on the floor of the house in two weeks." It's the lie repeated.
Glenn Beck joined in, Rush Limbaugh joined in. This begins with a totally fictional accusation by John Fund with no basis whatsoever. It is then repeated by Glenn Beck, and repeated by the Washington Times and repeated by Rush Limbaugh. None of them having checked what we were talking about. None of them seeing if it was accurate. I was asked by the Situation Room, why I had done that? My response was: "Done what? I didnâ┚¬Ã¢"ž¢t do it." So I checked in on it, I found that the source of this was Mr. Fund's totally irresponsible myth in November.
So I wrote to Mr. Fund and I will put this letter in there, and said, "I was puzzled to have you say this, I checked, I now write to tell you that you are entirely wrong in your assertion about me and in the absence of your being able to show any basis in which you made such a statement, to ask you to acknowledge that fact."
He's not only a liar, he's a coward. He wouldn't do it. My staff member, Mr. [Harry] Gural, asked him, called him up and said, "Well, what was this based on?"
He said, "I made a mistake."
"Well, have you issued a retraction?" Mr. Gural asked him.
"Oh, yeah," he said.
"Can we see a copy?" Mr. Gural reasonably asked.
"Oh, I, uh, told a couple of people."
So here we are. Mr. Fund makes it up. It's a lie. It's a myth. There was nothing there and it's to discredit all Democrats, his right cohorts then echo it and echo it. The next you know, it's going to be coming on the floor of the House in two weeks and people will hear it and it's all over the blogs: "This is the Democrats' disregard for the electoral process."
And when we call Mr. Fund's attention to the fact that this was a lie, what does he say? "Whoops." But he's not going to tell anybody about it.
Mr. Speaker, this is not the only case of this. And I know this has happened before, but because I was directly involved here, I am in a position to document this.
It begins with a lie from this editorial writer from the Wall Street Journal, it is then a lie repeated by all of his right-wing colleagues and then when he is nailed in the lie, he simply blithely refuses to do anything about it. I hope people will take from this the lesson to be very skeptical when these right-wing propagandists, Limbaugh or Beck or the Washington Times or the Wall Street Journal editorial board, propagate these vicious smears.


text:
This is today's Dick Morris report (vote.com) - I would agree with this but add not just " Immediately suspend all payments to the United Nations until it does so. " - but cut UN off entirely, period!!!
January 27, 2006 -- The Palestinian people have delivered a resounding vote against peace --calling, in their election, for a continuation of the savage and sanguinary war against Israel. This sharp reversal in the peace process should not go without a vigorous response from Washington.
President Bush is correct to cut off all dealings with the Palestinian Authority until Hamas renounces and reins in its campaign of terror against Israel. But the United States should go futher and cut off all direct and indirect assistance to the PA or to Palestinian refugee groups until Hamas makes the requisite declarations.
The U.S. taxpayer is the foremost financial supporter of the Palestinian community, now set to come under Hamas management. Last year, America gave $81 million directly to Palestinians in Gaza and on the West Bank and was responsible for a considerable share of the almost $1 billion in aid to the PA from the United Nations and its relief organizations.
The United States should:
1) Cut off all direct subsidy of the Palestinian refugee population or its political or charitable organs.
2) Demand that the United Nations follow suit.
3) Immediately suspend all payments to the United Nations until it does so.
After all, Israel is a U.N. member. How can the United Nations subsidize an entity that is dedicated to the destruction of one of its members?
By a direct and aggressive response to the Palestinian vote, the United States will assure that it is not placed in the incongruous position of funding the deadly adversary of its ally, Israel.
Some will argue that we allowed aid to flow under Yasser Arafat. But we did not do that until he pledged to work with Israel and to cease his efforts to destroy it. When it became clear that he was double dealing and, in fact, winking at terrorist attacks on Israel, the United States set in motion a series of events that led to a new democratic PA (aided by Arafat's death, of course).
Now the United States should ratchet up its pressure on the PA: Cut off all funding.


text:
Tag Archives: Cinderella
Weekend Boredom Buster: Follow the stars of Cinderella on Twitter!
Judging by their Twitter feeds (@LauraOsnes and @SantinoFontana), you'd never guess that Laura Osnes and Santino Fontana play the starry-eyed … Continue reading
Posted in News
My Night at Cinderella on Broadway
I couldn't have been more excited when I learned Cinderella was coming to Broadway. It's one of my favorite fairytales … Continue reading
Posted in News
The Dirt with Laura Osnes
Laura Osnes' Broadway career got off to an unusual start. Instead of going through the standard cattle-call audition process, she … Continue reading
Wheeldon's New "Cinderella"
Oh, the power of stories. Much as I love abstract dance, few things move me the way a good story … Continue reading
Posted in MARGARET'S MUSINGS


text:
Only Partial insertion was done with some precum fluid.. Many internet sources say that the precum fluid has sperm cells which cause pregnancy.. Can someone please help... Doctor... what are the chances for pregnancy.. if it causes pregnancy..How can the pregnancy be prevented..
Hi trendisnew
Yes, it's possible for pregnancy to occur if the pre-ejaculate contains sperm.
To prevent conception, a woman would need to take emergency contraception as soon as possible, usually within three days.
January 18, 2013 - 2:04pmAll user-generated information on this site is the opinion of its author only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. Members and guests are responsible for their own posts and the potential consequences of those posts detailed in our Terms of Service.


text:
- Welcome, Guest! (Log In)
- View Cart
- Contact Us
$3.99 Flat Rate Shipping* Click here for details
Troubleshooting Free-formed Sourdough Loaves
Breads are not always baked in a loaf pan. They can either be shaped in a basket and then baked directly on a baking stone, or shaped on baking sheets. These are some of the most common problems for these free-formed loaves. Loaves bulge and split at the bottom edges or sides of loaves. The loaves did not rise long enough. Let the loaves nearly double in size before baking. Also, be sure to make a few slashes on the top of the loaves, so gases created during baking have a controlled place to escape. Loaves puff up initially in oven, but fall by the time the bread is baked. Most likely the loaves rose too long, especially if the texture of the bread is coarse. When dough over-rises, it becomes fragile and loses its ability to maintain a strong internal structure. If you suspect dough has risen too long, simply reshape the loaves and let them rise again. This rise will be much faster than the first rise. Loaves do not puff up well during baking. Loaves are somewhat flat. There are several possibilities here.
Texture of bread is dry. Not enough hydration. Try using less flour next time. Also, do not over-bake. Use a thermometer to make sure bread is between 190° and 205°F. Bread will lose too much liquid through evaporation if baked too long. Crust seems fine when removed from the oven, but gets soft when it cools. Not baked long enough. Bread emits steam as it bakes and even after it comes out of the oven. If the bread is under-baked, excessive steam will be released from the moisture remaining in the dough, creating a softer crust. Next time, bake the bread a little longer. And, be sure to use a thermometer to check the temperature of the bread to determine whether it is done. Loaves spread out too much while rising; don't hold their shape. Free-formed loaves need to be made from fairly sturdy dough to hold their shape. If your dough is on the soft side, let it rise in a basket (there are some inexpensive baskets available at restaurant supply stores) or use the ring from a spring-form pan to hold the dough's shape while rising. If you place the dough on parchment paper first, you can transfer the loaf, parchment and all, directly to your hot baking stone. Be sure dough is sufficiently kneaded to develop the gluten. Under-kneaded dough can be too slack to hold its shape well. Crust is not crisp enough. Bread may be under-baked or baked at too low a temperature. Add some steam to the oven while bread is baking. Spray the walls of the oven (be careful not to spray the light bulb) with a fine mist of water immediately before placing the loaf in, and spray again several times during the first 15 minutes of baking. A crispy crust is the result of high humidity. Commercial bakeries often have steam emitters in their ovens. Bread is doughy in the center. Bread is under-baked. Insert a thermometer all the way into the center of the loaf to check for doneness. Bake for a longer time and/or at a higher temperature. It's also possible that there was too much liquid in the dough. Try adding more flour next time. Ready to learn more?
Related Products: |
Sourdough Starters |