text:
University Communications and Marketing and Ohio University Press
Appalachia Rising: Stories of Hope and Achievement from Ohio's Appalachian Hills and Valleys shows the positive impact of Ohio University's involvement in a region labeled "the ground zero of American poverty." The book is a collection of stories from the "Appalachia Rising" series in Compass (the UCM-produced online news source for Ohio University). Published in partnership with Ohio University Press, this project exemplifies how UCM continues to tell the story of OHIO's contributions to the region.
In this time of limited time and resources, it was really great to have the project managed from kickoff to delivery of the final product.
—J. G., College of Business
This symbol indicates that one or more UCM student interns played a key role in helping to produce this project, gaining hands-on career preparation under the mentorship of our professional staff.
I'm a member of the media. Is there a site where I can get more information about Ohio University, its programs, or faculty experts for a story I'm working on?
Thanks for your interest in Ohio University! Please visit our "For the Media" page by clicking here. You'll find recent news releases, a searchable expert directory, and contact information if you would like to get in touch with one of our communications specialists.
I need an overall marketing strategy for my University department/program. Can you help?
We would be happy to discuss developing a plan to promote your Ohio University program. Please click here to e-mail us.


text:
WineDirect Blog
February 27, 2015 | Sheri Hebbeln
Automatic credit card updating. Its time has come.
Are you leaving money on the table? Continue »
February 26, 2015 | Joanne Grantz
Increase brand awareness (and sales) with mobile apps
Going (mobile) shopping. Continue »
February 24, 2015 | Sheri Hebbeln
Happy employees result in happier customers
Make it fun! Continue »
February 19, 2015 | Jim Agger
Promoting your wine club
Tips to grow your wine club Continue »
February 17, 2015 | Joanne Grantz
Consider adding Instagram to your social media strategy
Increase your social engagement Continue »
February 12, 2015 | Matthew Mann
South Dakota to Join the (DTC) Free World
Welcome to DTC! Continue »
February 10, 2015 | Joe Waechter
Millennials are the next Boom generation
Who knew Boomers would become the savvy wine buyers of today? Continue »
February 6, 2015 | Matthew Mann
Bostonians are drinking wine, not tea! Is it from your winery?
Paul Revere may not have delivered the news Continue »
February 3, 2015 | Jim Agger
Make the most of Facebook and those likes
What's not to like? Continue »
January 29, 2015 | Sheri Hebbeln
Choosing between mass and targeted marketing
Which marketing method is more effective? Continue »

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Glazer family is notoriously quiet, some would even say mysterious at times, speaking to the media on rare occasions, usually during the Bucs night practice during training camp, then again at the NFL owners meetings. Joel Glazer met with some of the local media covering the meetings in Phoenix, including friend of PewterReport.com, long-time NFL writer Ira Kaufman of the Tampa Tribune.
Kaufman asked a number of questions to the Bucs co-chairman including if what the ownership groups thoughts are on head coach Lovie Smith and general manager Jason Licht after a disappointing 2-14 season.
Q: In light of last offseason, what is your comfort level that your coach and GM will be making the right personnel decisions. Was your faith shaken in any way?
A: No, we have full confidence in both Jason and Lovie. The key point to us when you look back is do people learn from their mistakes, admit certain mistakes, or do they hold on and not learn from those situations? We've had a lot of discussions, and it's clear they have a very good plan. I always give tremendous credit to people who can identify situations they were involved in, realize it's not the right situation moving forward, and move on. They both did that, and I give them credit. We're a year later, we had a positive draft class and we all ultimately agree you build your team through the draft.
Q: After a 2-14 season, is the seat getting warm for your head coach and GM?
A: No, we're firmly behind Jason and Lovie. You can look at last year in a lot of different ways. We were 2-14, and you can't hide from that, but then you can look a little closer and find some positives. We had eight games we lost by six points or less, we had plenty of leads in the fourth quarter, the defense improved as the season went on, Mike Evans was really a bright spot. We're going to take those positives, bring them forward and add some more positives.
You can read Kaufman's full interview with Joel Glazer by clicking here.


text:
1. Cut the celery hearts (trim off the leaves) in half and wash in cold water.
2. Place the lemon juice, water, oil, herbs and seasonings in a pan and bring to the boil.
3. Place the celery halves in it and poach covered until tender, approximately 20 minutes, depending on size. Drain well and cool.
4. When completely cold arrange the halves on a serving dish.
5. Mix together the mayonnaise and vinegar and coat each of the halves. Decorate each with 2 anchovy fillets and a black olive.


text:
How to fertilize the osmanthus trees?
Osmanthus tree is a kind of common garden tree species in southern China. Seedlings also can be cultivated through soilless potted way as long as it�s fertilized zinc sulfate and other water soluble fertilizers.
Fertilization time: about on every February and August
Compound water soluble fertilizer ingredients: mixed fertilizers mainly contain sulfur fertilizers as magnesium sulfate, borax, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate and ammonium molybdate. 5 grams compound is enough for each pot dosage, which is evenly applied in the matrix.
Effective period: 3-4 months
Advantages: The fertilizer by this solution not only long-term works but slow-released zinc sulfate. Besides, this fertilization may also cut the production cost, reduce labor intensity and improve efficiency.


text:
I need to know the best way to delete a model instance.
Instance delete example:
myModel = MyModel.objects.get(id=1)
Queryset delete example:
What are differences between instance vs queryset delete techniques? Are there any side effects in using the queryset instead of the instance delete and vice-versa?
P.S. If you think your answer is version specific, assume I'm asking for Django >=


text:
Jaspersoft 4 Available NowJan 13, 2011
Jaspersoft 4, a commercial open source Business Intelligence Suite designed for web applications, is now available.more »
Mozilla Data BreachDec 28, 2010
A partial database of Mozilla's addons.mozilla.org user accounts were inadvertently left on a publicly accessible server.more »
OSSTMM 3.0 ReleasedDec 15, 2010
The Institute for Security and Open Methodologies (ISECOM) announced the released of the Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) 3.0.more »
Wordpress 3.0.3 ReleasedDec 09, 2010
This release is a security update to earlier versions of Wordpress.more »
Call for Papers: CeBIT 2011-Open Source ForumDec 01, 2010
The Open Source Forum at CeBIT 2011 is seeking speakers. Potential speakers have until January 9, 2011 to submit their topic papers for consideration.more »
Security Lessons: Passwords Avoid password fatigue with a password storage systemNov 23, 2010
Keeping track of all your passwords can be tricky. Kurt says: Keep your friends close and your passwords closer.more »
Support for OpenSUSE 11.0 ExtendedJul 06, 2010
By a month.more »
Monitorix 1.5.0 Introduces MTA StatisticsApr 07, 2010
The Monitorix monitoring software is available in version 1.5.0 and now shows info about the mail server.more »
Issue 174/2015
Buy this issue as a PDF
Microsoft Frees Code for .NET Build Engine
MSBuild is now just another GitHub project as Redmond continues its path to the light.
Researchers Demonstrate Hack by Heat
Malware could pass data and commands between disconnected computers without leaving a trace on the network.
Kernel Developers Adopt Code of Conflict
New rules emphasize collegiality in coding.
Ubuntu Switches to systemd
Upstart lands in the dust bin as a new era begins for Linux.
Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.


text:
Book your room at Central Station Hotel
Deluxe King BalconyMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Deluxe KingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Single RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 infant)
Shoebox RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Deluxe QueenMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior King RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Studio 3Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Studio 5Max Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 1 infant)
Deluxe Triple RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
3-star Sydney hotel in Sydney CBD, near Darling Harbour
Located in Sydney CBD, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Capitol Theatre and Darling Harbour. Sydney Opera House and University of Sydney are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
2 restaurants, a coffee shop/café, and concierge services are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a computer station are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 114 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and LCD TVs with cable channels. Hair dryers, showers, and desks are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) is offered to guests. This Sydney hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, concierge services, and laundry facilities. A total renovation of this property was completed in December 2014.
Central Station Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 114
- Number of floors - 4
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1887
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Offsite parking discounted rates available
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Refrigerator
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 11:30 AM.
Central Station Hotel has 2 restaurants on site.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at midnight
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: AUD 23.50p/p per person (approximately)
New Year Celebration Package
Book a 7-night minimum stay in the "New Year Celebration Package" before January 2, 2016 for travel between December 26, 2015 and January 2, 2015 and receive a bottle of chilled sparkling wine in room on arrival and a New Years Eve celebration pack.
Full details at check-in. Taxes and gratuity may not be included. Offer subject to availability. Other restrictions may apply.
National Rating
This property does not have an official STAR Rating from AAA Tourism Pty Ltd. For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.


text:
When I export a plot in a DIAdem report I lose the transparency that I have associated with any coloured background segments in my plots. It would be helpful if the transparency was maintained as it helps to show overlapping areas.
As a side note, I find that when I zoom out on the axis of a plot the background segments disappear when they get narrow, but still wide enough to show on screen. This can be confusing as there is no indication it is happening. Perhaps background segments could always be drawn at least 1 pixel wide.
Thank you,
I can't rotate graphics or rectangles, ellipses etc. in the diadem report (display-position-...?). This is however possible with text boxes and should be no big deal for other object or graphics
What I am missing in the DIAdem VIEW Map option is the start point and end point of a plotted trip in the DIAdem VIEW Map option.
It would be nice to have this option like it is in Google Maps and even better if this is possible for multiple trips (for instance with the option to use/select the engine speed as an input value to divide the different trips in case of merged data). See the attachement for an example!
It would be very helpful if there is a possibility to indicate Points Of Interest in the DIAdem VIEW Map screen.
I have a list of appr. 900 interesting locations (workshops/dealers) in Europe and if I draw a route on a map in the DIAdem VIEW it would be very helpful if the I could indicate the workshop/dealer locations, to see for instance quickly that issues occured at a workshop/dealer or close to a workshop/dealer.
Having network directories available in the DataFinder is a great tool. However, if a network directory is added as a default search locations AND the network cable is unplugged, DIAdem will hang for a very long period of time. Windows commands are used to query for network locations. If not connected to the network, the timeout for these commands is quite large.
While this is technically expected behavior, it is not ideal software functionality to hang if a network cable is unplugged.
Luke W
I would like to be able to copy a plot to the clipboard, either from View or Report. At the moment I have to use a screen-capture tool like Snippy.
I am introducing DIAdem to our company at the moment and all my colleagues are surprised that DIAdem cannot do this.
The default type for a 2D Axis view display is line, but for all our signals we need stair curve. So I have to manually go to display settings and set the type to stair curve for every channel. If there are many channels that is very tedious. It would be nice to have a global setting that can be set for all view displays.
work would be much easier for me if direct debugging of Dialogs would be possible. It should be like debugging of scripts.
You set a breakpoint, let the script run and when it is paused you can look for the values of variables and continue in single steps.
Debugging with the Microsoft Script debugger is not really a comfortable solution.
2) The data type "variant" is great. But sometimes a type definition would help much (I'm used to define the type of variables, even from Visual Basic).
I would have the need for a "type" definition to combine several values to "one variable". With this construction a function could give some values in one result (e.g. a vector) and it would save some calculation time or global variables.
type rgbcolor
dim r
dim g
dim b
end type
dim color as long
dim a as rgbcolor
a = conv_rgb(color)
msgbox a.r & " " & a.g & " " & a.b
function conv_rgb(col_long as long) as rgbcolor
end function
Create a version of Diadem that has no user interface. This version would merely run scripts for use in delivered custom solutions.
When dragging and dropping a channel into a View or Report table from the Data Portal, no matter where you release the channel, it's always appended to the end. This can be frustrating if you have a large number of channels in the table, forcing you to rearrange the table after each channel is added.
I would like to propose the ability to drop channels in-between columns of the table, OR append channels on the end.
I would think that the area you drag the channel into would decide where it inserts:
Between 2 channel headers (anywhere in the "Selected Channels" section or above) = Insert
Anywhere on the "Channel Contents" section, row numbers, or blank area without channels = Append to end
I do not understand why it is not possible jet. After I Drag and Drop a Waveform inside VIEW. A possibility to change the x-Axis to absolute time should be possible.
The only way of doing it now is creating an extra Time Channel.
When you have loads of pages in VIEW and would like to print a specific one, there is
1. no option in the print menu to print "selected page", and
2. no way to find out which page number you are currently on, except for counting manually or per script.
Even in the "manage" menu you get no information about it. So any ID link would be great.
I quite often use a 2nd y-axis in a 2D-diagram. In order to improve the visibility I like to use the same grid for the first and second axis but different scaling. The 2nd y-axis is set to automatic scaling because of changing data ranges. Unfortunately the scaling range used for the second y-axis is completely unpredictable. Therefore the scale is way to big and the setting has to be corrected manually. This is very annoying, because the automatic choice is often not very logical and this behavior is not documented at all.
it is not possible to search the Diadem Help with
or *Chn*
or Fi*Dlg
you always have to know the right word you search.
the possibility to search with * makes it much more easier to findes command when you only have an idea how they could be named
i would like to have more possibilitys to work with breakpoints like you can do with CVI
jump over the step
go back to breakpoint
Notepad++ has much more comfort to edit the scripts because you can also
open / close the If / While / ....
In Report it's possible to create a 3D matrix plot with only an Y-axis and the X-axis embedded in the waveform channels.
If you export this to VIEW this won't work since VIEW needs an explicit X and Y channel.
It's very easy and useful to append a layout in REPORT (File...Append Layout), so it's confusing and disappointing that this isn't available in VIEW.
Simplify how to create a DataPlugin. I should be able to define a binary layout like a telemetry stream and directly assign channels.
For example, A new GUI would be created. I define the telemetry stream which has three floating point numbers then an integer, repeat. Assign channel names Volts, Amps, Power Out, and Setting. Perhaps set the built-in properties. Press a button the plug in is automatically created.
With diadem it is not easy to break axis. But sometimes it would be really helpful to be able to break especially the y-axis to make some diagrams much more easy to understand... this is e.g. possible with Origin or other programs and sometimes very helpful - it would be great to implement this feature in Diadem report and view also
The DIAdem R&D team is committed to reviewing every idea submitted via the DIAdem Idea Exchange. However, we cannot guarantee the implementation of any DIAdem Idea Exchange submission until further documented.


text:
Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $49 to the contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
We want to ensure that making a return is as easy and hassle-free as possible! If for any reason you decide that your purchase just isn't for you, simply return the item within 30 days of receipt and we'll cover the cost of return shipping. Learn more about our Return Policy.
Unfortunately Versace VE4212 Sunglasses is no longer carried by OpticsPlanet.
You can also explore other items in the Sunglasses category yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
Developed to be a great looking means to keep your eyes protected from the sun's ultra violet rays, the Versace VE4212 Sunglasses will meet almost any interpersonal situation. This pair of Sunglasses from the eyewear professionals at Versace are made working with many of the best components and construction available on the market today. Your eyes are one of your most vital resources, and the Versace VE4212 Sunglasses are the best manner to keep that resource working at optimum efficiency. Versace has been a part of the trade of generating the best quality sunglasses for a number of years, and the Versace VE4212 Sunglasses are the result of their campaigns to always make sure that you have a pair of sun glasses that are strong and will not destroy your budget. Here at OpticsPlanet we've made it our specific duty to make sure that you leave with the best possible pair of shades for all of your eyewear expectations. For a remarkable way to keep your eyes covered, opt for the Versace VE4212 Sunglasses.
At this time we are unable to make this frame of Versace Sun Glasses in prescription form. Please see our Versace Prescription Sunglasses for available options of rx-able frames or see our Prescriptions Sunglasses page for many other brand name designer Rx sunglasses.
Connect with OpticsPlanet
Become our fan, follow us, & subscribe for the latest updates and deals
Subscribe to our email list
Sign up and receive $5 Off and get exclusive access to promotions, sales
events, pre-order sales & more!
Contact Information
Toll-Free: 800-504-5897
Intl.: 847-513-6201
Fax: 847-919-3003
Email: email@example.com
Hours of Operation
7AM-8PM CST Mon-Fri9AM-5PM CST Sat-Sun
Our Guarantees


text:
Groundhog's Day Table
Had help today to post pictures. So here is my Groundhog's Day table. After a tiring morning of deciding whether or not to see his shadow and posing for pictures, Phil invited his good friend Gus (the second most famous groundhog in PA) to join him for a light repast.
After the ceremonies one of the dignitaries threw his hat. I guess he didn't like what Phil proclaimed.
Whether Phil sees his shadow or not, everyone who attends the event has a great time.
The dishes came from thrift store in my town. I got the napkins from Bed Bath & Beyond several years ago. I made the placemats from weather maps glued on foam board. The snowman was a gift, and the cardinal and the trees came from a Dollar Plus store in my town.
LOL! My, I think those 2 will be having too much fun at that table, nana! Phil does look a little peeved at having to pose for so many pics! Really cute ideas in that centerpc...& those brown dishes were a "staple" in every household back in the day, I think!...they fit the theme of your table very nicely! I donated mine to a GSon when he moved out on his own. Love the placemat ideas...good idea!...namecard holders cute, too! Looks great! TFS! Jeanne s.
Nana, what a neat table for Phil and Gus. Looks like you had alot of fun creating this one. Cute snowman with his list and broom. Is he a votive holder? I really like the trees and cardinal. Are the trees metal?
Your placemats turned out great. You can mark MT with blizzard.lol It is 1 today with blowing snow. Suppose to be 3 below tomorrow.Brrrr
Weather maps for placemats! That's an idea I'm going to copy. Clever thinking. Phil looks pretty good. He certainly didn't drop many pounds while hibernating.
I remember those dishes very well. Liked them years and years ago and I still like their look today.
Great job all around!
This is just the cutest table Nana...I just might forgive
Phil for seeing his shadow!!
I love everything about your CP and your snowman with his list - looking all bewildered - is adorable...lol
I agree, your dishes are perfect for this setting.
I had a feeling OA would want to 'copy' your placemats, what a terrific idea!!
Great planning on everything.
I agree with OA and Jane, those placemats are such a creative idea! Love the white cloth which looks like snow and then the pinecones and pine needles with it really gives it that outdoorsy feel.
I still have a bean pot on a top shelf in the kitchen that matches your mugs and pot, always loved the shape of it but haven't used it in years. I don't have any of the other pieces that match so I'd love to pass it on to you if you would like it to add to your items. Just say the word and I'll find a box to fit it in. ;o)
NanaK, this should have come with a "Cuteness Alert" on it.
What a delightful table, I had the biggest smile while looking at it.
This kind of creativity always amazes me! I don't know how you come up with such cute ideas, but I'm definitely glad you do.
hugs, Karen
I just read all the final posts over at the Decorating Forum. Boy, they are strange and touchy over there! I wanted to say how nice it was of you to explain my intentions and stick up for me.
You don't have your email listed, so I have to say thank you in this post.
That is one darling table. What a cute ground hog too. The dishes are perfect for this. Since I bought the rootbeer wagon planter this week I've been thinking of finding some like that. OA and Nana, y'all are brave to be posting over there on the decorating forum. I lurk over there, but I too received touchy responses there also. It is so much nicer here, you know "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything". I want to enjoy my time on the forums not be confronted, there is enough of that IRL.
Thanks everyone for your kind responses. This was a fun table to do. I went to the TS three times to get all of the dishes.
Punk I don't think the snowman is a votive holder, he is open to the bottom, Bud vase maybe? Yes the trees are metal.
Jane The Snowman was Master of Ceremonies for the event. I'm sure he wants 6 more weeks of winter!!
Luvs I would love to have the Bean Pot. But when I joined GW I didn't give my email address I see that you didn't either. Don't know how else to get my info to you.
Elmaly I didn't go to Puxsutawney. 2 of myDDs did and they loved it.
Karen When I mentioned doing this table to my kids 3 of them had suggestions... funny thing they were all the same so I can't take all of the credit.
OA you are welcome!! Gosh that woman made me MAD!!
Frou I lurk on the home decorating forum, but rarely comment in anything. There are some very talented people there and some beautiful homes, but yikes!! I was so happy to find this forum I've said it before, this is a bright spot in my day in what has been a very difficult year. I know it is the same for others here.
Nana, Too cute!
It is all very well thought out and the weather map placemats are perfect.
I'm sure your snowman EmCee wants 6 more weeks of winter, but I'm rooting for spring.
Your groundhog is perfect and I like how you labled the Knob and made the 2 placecards for Phil and Gus.


text:
Books, faith do the heavy lifting for 'World's Strongest Librarian'
Josh Hanagarne has somehow managed to fit a small collection of books into his memoir, "The World's Strongest Librarian."
There's the story of a boy who fell in love with books early and never let go. The drama of a youth with an extreme case of Tourette syndrome who fights back through powerlifting and other feats of strength. The tale of a "mildly religious," questioning man figuring out what it means to live in a Mormon community. »Read Full Article
Day Two Reviews: Rich Homie Quan, Calvin Harris and more
Lollapalooza — in Chicago's Grant Park this weekend — is one of the few music festivals that has the potential to accelerate careers, and to put heavily hyped performers in their rightful place.
And that's rarely been as abundantly clear as on Saturday, when the day's big buzz act — rising Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan — was a bit of a bust. »Read Full Article


text:
Tech News & Commentary
With reports that BlackBerry's (BBRY) Z10 is not staunching the company's decline in the smartphone market, BlackBerry's next best hope for a comeback could lie with a handset with a retro feature — a physical keypad.
BlackBerry's Q10 is its first next-generation smartphone, running the new BlackBerry 10 operating system, to have physical buttons for typing texts and emails and for other applications. BlackBerry built its brand on selling mobile phones with small Qwerty keyboards. The rounded buttons on the handsets even resembled the surface of blackberry fruit, hence the name.
A big question is whether smartphone users have gotten too used to typing on virtual keyboards on glass touch-screens like Apple's (AAPL) iPhone and its many imitators to go back. Are there are enough people who want the tactile feel of a physical alphanumeric keypad to make the Q10 a success?
Bloomberg View Enlarged Image
The Q10 will appeal to a limited audience of die-hard BlackBerry customers who are still using BlackBerry keypad phones like the Curve, says Avi Greengart, an analyst with research firm Current Analysis.
"These are BlackBerry's hard-core users and they're also BlackBerry's most profitable users," Greengart said. They are email- and productivity-centric users who don't desire a lot of apps, like typical consumers, he said. Their handsets are often tied to a corporate server. The Q1 should shore up this core BlackBerry market, he said.
Outside of the corporate users, some consumers still prefer phones with buttons.
"There's a small contingent of people who insist on a physical keyboard because they like the tactile feedback," Greengart said. "I've talked to women with long nails who say the physical keyboards are better for them than virtual (keyboards)."
The Q10 is available now in the U.K. and Canada. The U.S. launch is slated for late May, starting with T-Mobile USA (TMUS). Other key markets such as the Middle East and South Africa will get the Q10 in mid-May.
Pacific Crest Securities analyst James Faucette described the Q10 launch in the U.K. and Canada as "messy." In a research note Tuesday, Faucette said his checks of retail stores in those countries found "spotty" availability of the product, with many retailers not knowing when they'd be receiving new supplies or even initial shipments.
"We believe that initial shipment and sell-through volumes of the Q10 were just about one-half of those for the Z10," Faucette wrote. "While we believe a lack of demand certainly played a role, a clear view on sell-through has also been clouded by low overall shipment volumes and inconsistent distribution."
Twitter: @IBD_PSeitzFacebook: Investor's Business Daily
After abandoning its one-size-fits-all approach with the iPhone 6 series last September, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) reportedly will come out with new handsets in three screen sizes later this year. Taiwanese website DigiTimes reports that Apple plans to release three new phones this fall: iPhone 6S, ...
Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU) is China's dominant search engine, but its stock has been stuck below its 50-day moving average. The 50-day line can be a key area of support, where mutual funds and other big institutions step in to buy shares. But it can also be a technical resistance level. Baidu shares ...
When a good chunk of the money you make depends on people signing up for cloud services, you have a pretty keen interest in making sure your products are available to as many cloud subscribers as possible. That's the case at Synchronoss Technologies (NASDAQ:SNCR), which provides transaction ...
Mobile phone maker BlackBerry (NASDAQ:BBRY) early Friday posted Q4 earnings that handily beat analyst expectations, sending its stock rising. BlackBerry swung to EPS ex items of 4 cents from a loss of 8 cents per share in Q4 2014. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had expected the company to post ...
Video game retailer GameStop (NYSE:GME) hit the reset button late Thursday, delivering lower-than-expected fiscal Q4 sales and earnings and offering disappointing 2015 guidance. GameStop plans to reduce its video-game-store count and increase the number of its stores that sell mobile devices and ...


text:
The Best of Black Beauty view
Gugu Mbatha-Raw's Best Beauty Looks view
Hollywood's Leading Beauties Reveal Their Glam Secrets view
A daily dose of our favorite celeb makeup moments. Click to get the look!
Condola Rashad looked fabulous on the red carpet at the Tony Awards in a dark...
Condola Rashad looked fabulous on the red carpet at the Tony Awards in a dark gray, smoky cateye, shimmery cinnamon-hued blush, and creamy nude lips.
Customer Service | E-mail Newsletter Sign-up | Subscribe to Essence | Give a Gift of Essence | Change Your Address | Renew Your Subscription | Pay Your Bill | Questions & Comments
Bios | Contact Us | Essence Crosswords | Job Opportunities | Internships | Media Kit | Our Company | Site Map | Writer's Guidelines | Magazine Tablet Edition
© 2015 Essence Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Your California Privacy Rights | Terms of Use | Essence.com Advertising Terms | AD CHOICES


text:
It's Friday - yay!
What are your weekend plans?
Me, I'm going cell phone shopping tonight with my eldest nephew. Tomorrow is massive cleaning and laundry. And Sunday is church, maybe get my mother a pedicure and manicure and then I'm treating my family to dinner out.
Have a good one!
Amen to that - it has been a loooong week! Souds like you are going to have a fun weekend though. I have to go into the office at least one of the days this weekend. I also need to clean. I may try to go to the movies or something. I need to start getting out some so that sounds like a good start. Not sure what I'll see - I don't even know what's out there anymore!! I just ordered a new call phone for my sister and she is so excited. I'm going to upgrade mine next month - maybe I'll learn how to do the text message thingy - LOL!!
Happy Friday to you all!
Mary, there is a service called Jott.com, to which I belong. It's free - you call the 800#, speak the message you want to text, and Jott will send it to the cell phone for you - it is SO HANDY, because I don't have the patience to sit and type on my cell phone. Check it out.
As for my weekend, I will be bored, unless it stays warm. I have been retired since a week ago last Tuesday, and I am B-ooooo-rrrrr-ed! I went to the senior center today, and will start going there several times a week. I am a Master Gardener, and they want me to teach a gardening class and possibly a beginners computer class.
I may have found my painting classes, too - someone there teaches water color painting. I realize the need to get out and do stuff besides go to thrift stores - I don't need to accumulate any more junk!
Jo, I'm sorry, I didn't realize you had retired. Contratulations. I guess you are bored!! But it sounds like you are trying to put your time to good use. I can't wait to retire - i've got more years than i care to think about. But based on what everyone I know tells me about it, I need to start planning for something to do during the day - of course, there's always GW - SLF!!
Master Gardener, huh...; HELP, and I need all that I can get!!
miles of smiles to ya!
Thanks, Mary. Yes, plan ahead, to be occupied during the day. When the weather warms up, I won't have any problems occupying my time - it's just now, while it's cold. I guess I had better start preparing to move in 6 months - sell some stuff, give some stuff away, just go through everything.


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
Library Journal
According to therapist Kirshenbaum (clinical director, Chestnut Hill Inst.; Too Good To Leave, Too Bad To Stay), most people who have affairs are not self-centered, cold-hearted cheaters but guilt-ridden, stressed-out everyday Jane and John Does who realize they've made a serious mistake. Overwhelmed, these people are stuck, unable to make decisions, yet want the best for those they love. In what may be one of the first self-help guides directed exclusively to adulterers, Kirshenbaum outlines a six-level process to help this audience sort out their lives and make decisions leading to happiness and true love. After identifying underlying motives and circumstances in 17 types of affairs and what they mean, the author encourages readers to take an in-depth look at their relationship, assess its strengths and weaknesses, and determine personal preferences, needs, and future directions. A chapter discusses issues involving children and urges parents to act in their best interests. (Wisely, readers are urged to seek psychological and legal advice before making decisions to proceed with divorce and child-custody arrangements.) Kirshenbaum also shows how to put an affair in the past, rebuild trust, and heal the relationship. Not everyone will agree with her advice (e.g., she holds that confessing to an affair, unless discovery is likely or there's the possibility of unsafe sex, is usually more destructive than redemptive), but Kirshenbaum develops her arguments logically in a clear style. Recommended for self-help collections in public libraries.
—Lucille M. Boone


text:
Keystone residents urged to seek higher ground
RAPID CITY (AP) — Authorities are asking residents who live in low-lying areas of Keystone and surrounding areas in South Dakota to move to higher ground because of high water.
Pennington County emergency management officials say heavy rains in the area are leading to rising creek levels and flash flooding.
Get the full story
Subscribe or Log In
Are you a newspaper subscriber but you don't have a Digital Access account yet? Activate your account.
You will need your subscription account number and phone number. Not sure if you have an account? Email us or call (605) 996-5514 and we can help you.


text:
Tag: winter
Awesome Albums: x-pro colors of winter 2015 by fotobeswritten by Kwyn Kenaz Aquino on 2015-03-06 in #world #lifestyle
Here is how saturated colors can speak of a certain kind of winter blues, much like gloomy lyrics sung in a happy tune.2 3 Share Tweet
The 365 Days Project in 2014: November and Decemberwritten by inrod on 2015-01-26 in #lifestyle
This is the end. It's time to make a summary and present the results of the last two months of my project.2 Share Tweet
Winter Love with the New Petzval Art lenswritten by borisb on 2015-01-19 in #lifestyle
-29 °C and your fingers sticking to the beautiful copper lens. Is there a better way to start the new year? A couple of shots, tips, and a mini video edit from a freezing day with the New Petzval Art Lens.2 Share Tweet
Brisk Bokeh: The Top 10 Petzval Winter Destinations!written by jacobs on 2015-01-16 in #world #locations
Common sense tells us that when the weather gets bitterly cold, it's best to stay inside and drink a cup of something warm. But when you have a primo lens like the Petzval, it's hard not to go on an adventure! Equipped with nerves of steel and a Petzval lens, these Lomographers around the globe bundled up and braved the conditions to capture the top 10 wintry (not so) hot spots.2 Share Tweet
Getting Festive with the Petzval Lenswritten by hannah_brown on 2014-12-12 in #world #locations
If you take a left out of Regent St, down a windy lane, past a wise old man with long fingernails, over a wooden bridge and through a giant metal gate you'll find a very magical place. Yep, it's the Winter Wonderland Festival in Hyde Park! It's free to get in and it is the perfect place to get some awesome Petzval shots!1 Share Tweet
Wide Winter Snaps Taken with the Lomo LC-Widewritten by cheeo on 2014-12-11 in #lifestyle
Stay warm this winter by keeping the analogue flame burning. Let the LC-Wide keep you company as you brave the cold for crisp wide-angled shots!2 Share Tweet
Fantastic Winter Snaps Taken with the Colorsplash Camerawritten by cheeo on 2014-12-10 in #lifestyle
Feeling an itch on your shutter trigger finger? Give it a satisfying scratch by shooting with the Colorsplash!2 Share Tweet
Winter Wonderland Photos Taken with the Diana Cameraswritten by cheeo on 2014-12-09 in #lifestyle
Have a dashing good time this coming holidays with the Diana cameras!3 Share Tweet
My Week In Film: December 1st-7th, 2014written by alienmeatsack on 2014-12-08 in #lifestyle
December brings with it Winter, the end of the year and the last chances to get those photographs taken that you wanted to do the rest of the year. I decided to kick off December with a slew of photography adventures and a few camera purchases.1 5 Share Tweet
Delightful Winter Scenes Captured with the La Sardinawritten by cheeo on 2014-12-05 in #lifestyle
Cold weather is not the only thing winter is known for. You can also witness amazing sights with or without snow!4 Share Tweet
Crisp Winter Portraits Taken with the Lubitelwritten by cheeo on 2014-12-02 in #lifestyle
Give your medium format game some well-deserved polishing with the Lubitel cameras!4 Share Tweet
Fresh from the Lab: Summer Memorieswritten by guanatos on 2014-12-01 in #lifestyle
Summer is over, done, finished, kaput. The long nights have arrived while those lazy summer days are now part of the past, only alive through the moments captured in my lomographs.3 Share Tweet
Chilly Panoramas Taken with the Sprocket Rocketwritten by cheeo on 2014-11-28 in #lifestyle
Don't let the cold stop you from taking photos. Grab your Sprocket Rocket and go on a panoramic snapping spree!2 Share Tweet
Wintertime Snaps Taken with the La Sardinawritten by cheeo on 2014-11-25 in #lifestyle
The brisk weather and your cold fingertips will soon warm up to the analogue charmer that is the La Sardina!1 Share Tweet
Petrozavodsk: The Younger Brother of St. Petersburgwritten by betterthanelvis on 2014-10-08 in #world #locations
Petrozavodsk is the city where I was born and raised. The city that I escaped from but came back to ultimately. The city that I hated, the city that I love.3 Share Tweet
My Three-Hour Itinerary with LOMO at Harajuku, Tokyowritten by choidaehan on 2014-07-22 in #world #locations
Last winter, on the way to Seoul from Paris, I stopped by Tokyo for just one day.1 Share Tweet
Film Manipulation: Mixing Bleach, Detergent and Negativeswritten by neonlights on 2014-07-22 in #gear #tipster
I've been experimenting with many substances, more or less corrosives, for film manipulation. The images come out so different, that sometimes you can't even recognize them. The pictures in this experiment are a result of mixing bleach and detergent powder.1 13 Share Tweet
Lomography x Blue Tomato: Hit the slopes! - Winners Announcementwritten by zonderbar on 2014-02-06 in #competitions
Together with Blue Tomato, one of the leading online shops for winter sports, trend sports, and streetwear, we requested to see your best freeskiing and snowboardig photos! You had two months to convince us of your athletic and photographic prowess. Now it's time to step on the podium and hand out the medals!5 7 Share Tweet
The Road Rarely Traveled: The Boxing Day Editionwritten by kevinhodur on 2014-01-02 in #lifestyle
Beginning year two of this, um, whatever we're going to call this pile of words, I'm going for a new title format. I know. Just like making a slight change to the wrapper, right?3 6 Share Tweet
Yuletide Holiday Destinations: Time to Visit Malta!written by sirio174 on 2013-12-30 in #world #locations
If you are searching for a mix of art and culture on a wonderful island in the Mediterranean Sea, and if you're trying to escape the cold winter of the North of Italy of other European regions, you might want to visit Malta. In this article you can see some photos taken with my "poor man Leica", the wonderful Zorki 6! Take a look!1 Share Tweet
Wintry Cool Portraits Courtesy of the Lomo LC-A+ and LC- Wide!written by cheeo on 2013-12-26 in #lifestyle
It may be cold outside but that's not a reason to hide those pearly whites and pose for a cool portrait! See more winter portraits courtesy of the classic LC-A+ and LC-Wide cameras!5 Share Tweet
Cool Holiday and Winter Portraits Captured with the Lubitel 166+written by chooolss on 2013-12-21 in #lifestyle
Winter and holiday photographs need not feature only landscapes and scenery!3 Share Tweet
Seasonal Street Snap Suggestionswritten by iamtheju on 2013-12-21 in #gear #tipster
Winter is already here for most of us, and the towns are full of people and decorations for you to capture on film. Here are some tips for street photography that have helped me to cover the seasonal hustle and bustle.8 Share Tweet
My Wishlist to Close a Good Lomo Yearwritten by baujulia on 2013-12-17 in #lifestyle
The year 2013 is my Lomo year. I finished my studies and started working. I should say, there was also some free time. During my studies, I had only a few hours per week of free time, because I had to work after the lessons. So, what did I do with all the free time? I got out my old Mr. Pinki and started a new part of my Lomo Life.2 Share Tweet
Electrify Your Winter With the Lomography X Tungsten Films!written by cheeo on 2013-12-16 in #lifestyle
White is not the only color of winter! You can get crazy color shifts and warmer shades of blue, pink and violet when you use the Lomography Tungsten films!1 3 Share Tweet
Awesome Albums: Escuaín y nieve en Pineta by lilithmoonwritten by plasticpopsicle on 2013-12-15 in #news
By now, many towns and cities in the northern hemisphere are already blanketed in snow. However, looking at all the beautiful snaps of lilithmoon in this featured album, we can't help but think that winter looks best in the countryside!1 Share Tweet
Fun in the Snow with the Spinner 360˚!written by chooolss on 2013-12-13 in #lifestyle
Here's another handful of winter-themed photos from around the community!4 3 Share Tweet
Warming Up in Style: Winter Wear Shots Taken with the Lubitel Cameraswritten by cheeo on 2013-12-12 in #lifestyle
Bundling up for the cold weather this winter is important to protect yourself from the freezing winds. Also, it's a good way to flaunt your winter fashion wardrobe! See some fashionable winter shots from our community members after the cut.3 5 Share Tweet
Cool Winter Snapshots Taken with the Sprocket Rocketwritten by chooolss on 2013-12-10 in #lifestyle
Feel the chilly winter vibe in this latest selection of photographs from the community!6 3 Share Tweet
Stay Frosty and Shoot Happily With Lomography Films This Winter!written by cheeo on 2013-12-09 in #lifestyle
When you say winter, it's almost automatic for one to think of snow! Who can blame you, really, if all you want to do is go out into the open and shoot the amazing snow covered wilderness?1 5 Share Tweet


text:
Latest News
Wednesday, March 18th - With one week to go, the G's feverishly begin preparing for our upcoming 20th Anniversa-G concert. With alumni coming in from throughout G-Men history, the G's work hard to make sure that this concert is an amazing one!
Saturday, March 21st - The G's win ICCA Semifinals and advance on to ICCA Finals in New York. Marty Gray wins "Best Arrangement" for the whole set, and Brett Burian + Lawrence Yong win "Best Vocal Percussion". No words can accurately convey how shocked and honored we are – it's really quite surreal.
Upcoming Events
The G-Men Present: 20th Anniversa-G (G-United and It Feels So Good) - Friday, March 27th at 8pm at Rackham Auditorium (more details)
ICCA Finals - Saturday, April 18th at The Beacon Theatre in NYC
The G-Men (or Gentlemen for long) are the premier all-male a cappella group at the University of Michigan. They are known for their massive triceps, fanatical obsession with guppies, and for rocking audiences with the power of 100 raging Mark Ruffalo's.
In recent years, the G-Men have competed in ICCA Finals in New York City's Town Hall, toured extensively across the US, and performed privately for President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.


text:
Photos of MTV Premios
by Celebrity
Like us on Facebook
Photo 1 of 51 View on One Page
ADVERTISEMENT ( more slides)Next
Photos of MTV Premios
Photo 1 of 51 View on One Page
ADVERTISEMENT ( more slides)Next
Read More 2009 MTV Los PremiosMiranda CosgroveSelena GomezAshley TisdaleAlessandra AmbrosioPaulina RubioAudrina PatridgeTommy Lee50 CentPete WentzKelly RowlandSnoop DoggDave NavarroWilmer ValderramaNelly FurtadoKelly Osbourne
Alessandra Ambrosio
Kelly Osbourne
Audrina Patridge
Ashley Tisdale
Link Love
- Ashton and Mila aren't afraid to hang with the neighbors — Us Weekly
- Is this why Hilary Duff dyed her hair blue? — HuffPost Celebrity
- Katy Perry might have chopped off all her hair — Lainey Gossip
- Rihanna addresses those Leonardo DiCaprio rumors — Dlisted
- Is Monica Lewinsky heading to The View? — ET
- Scott Eastwood continues to make the world swoon — JustJared
- Emma Roberts shows some serious leg on set — Hollywood Tuna
- Gear up for Michael Keaton on Saturday Night Live — Pink Is the New Blog
- You'll never guess who's feuding with Howard Stern — The Superficial
- Joe Giudice describes Teresa's prison life — I'm Not Obsessed
Latest Celebrity


text:
Helping members manage their money with personal financial management tools is a win-win move for credit unions and members. Add a mobile alert feature that keeps members on top of their spending 24/7, and they may be even more likely to improve their habits.
A new report from FICO Labs states U.S. student loan delinquency rates climbed by nearly 22% in the past five years.
Repetitive yet necessary tasks such as counting cash and scanning checks steal away precious time that branch employees could be devoting to servicing their members.
As many credit unions learned recently during Hurricane Sandy, disasters can happen. Especially in storm-prone coastal areas, it's important for credit unions to have reliable back-up plans for their data should a weather-related catastrophe strike.
Reducing deposit fraud cases is an important goal at any credit union. At University Federal Credit Union, one incident in particular triggered the need for a new solution that would allow it to take a preventative approach against this common form of fraud.
Change expands variety of loans available.
The 2013 payout — ESL FCU's 17th annual — brought the New York credit union's total to more than $94 million since 1996.
American Airlines Federal Credit Union, Coastal Federal Credit Union announce 2012 bonus dividends.
A new report from FICO Labs states U.S. student loan delinquency rates climbed by nearly 22% in the past five years.
California credit union garners more than 7,000 donations from members and employees.


text: http://askubuntu.com – I am currently at a conference in another country and my package manager cannot access repositories. My internet is working fine and I can ping the repositories or go to them in a browser, but package manager fails to access them. If I sudo apt-get update it throws Something wicked happened resolving 'wwwproxy:3128' (-5 - No address associated with hostname) (or Ign's). This proxy corresponds to my proxy at my office back at home, but I have disabled proxy in the package manager. Scanning for best repository doesn't work either, it doesn't manage to connect to any. I have searched for (HowTos)


text:
-Using ZK for real-time group membership notification
Short version:
How can ZK be used to make sure that all group members know *the exact number of
members at all times*?
I have an app that can be run on 1 or more servers. New instances of the app
come and go, may die, etc. -- the number of the app instances is completely
dynamic. At any one time, as these apps come and go, each live instance of the
app needs to know how many instances are there total. If a new instance of the
app is started, all instances need to know the new total number of instances.
If an app is stopped or if it dies, the remaining apps need to know the new
number of app instances.
Also, and this is critical, they need to know about these additions/removals of
apps right away and they all need to find out them at the same time. Basically,
all members of some group need to know *the exact number of members at all
This sounds almost like we need to watch a "parent group znode" and monitor the
number of its ephemeral children, which represent each app instance that is
watching the "parent groups znode". Is that right? If so, then all I'd need to
know is the answer to "How many watchers are watching this znode?" of "How many
kids does this znode have?". And I'd need ZK to notify all watchers whenever the
answer to this question changes. Ideally it would send/push the answer (the
number of watchers) to all watchers, but if not, I assume any watcher that is
notified about the change would go poll ZK to get the number of ephemeral kids.
I think the above is essentially what's described on
http://eng.wealthfront.com/2010/01/actually-implementing-group-management.html ,
but doesn't answer the part that's critical for me (the very first Q up above).
Sematext :: http://sematext.com/ :: Solr - Lucene - Nutch
Lucene ecosystem search :: http://search-lucene.com/
Benjamin Reed 2011-03-18, 21:59
Otis Gospodnetic 2011-03-19, 04:41
Michi Mutsuzaki 2011-03-19, 05:05
Ted Dunning 2011-03-19, 15:57
Mathias Herberts 2011-03-19, 06:08
Ted Dunning 2011-03-19, 15:56
Ted Dunning 2011-03-19, 15:55
Fournier, Camille F. [Tec... 2011-03-21, 02:38
Ted Dunning 2011-03-18, 22:51


text:
NewsUndies - 20150327 (NU1513)
All the news that shouldn't be news for March 27, 2015, including… Where's Your Faith Healing Now?! Robert Reich: Chicken Little? Because Todd Starnes Is So ...
You must be a member of Atheist Nexus to view this page.
© 2015 Atheist Nexus. All rights reserved. Admin: Richard Haynes.


text:
Peking Acrobats at Pacific National Exhibition in Vancouver, BC, Canada on August 20, 2012
Also from this show:
acrobat, acrobats, peking acrobats, chinese, china, pne, pacific national exhibition
Tracy Friesen is a self-taught hobbyist photographer who loves to shoot anything and everything, particularly while on walks or outings with her two little kids. While still learning, she loves the thrill of getting a great shot and is always seeking that perfect capture!
for joining
the Redbubble
mailing list
Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
Free for your convenience.


text:
8 mins ago
Chromes OS beta to get a new launcher which looks similar to Google Now
46 mins ago
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge drop test: Does it survive?
57 mins ago
HTC quietly unveils One E9+ on Chinese website
59 mins ago
Xiaomi Mi 4, Redmi Note 4G to be sold offline on 'The Mobile Store': Report
Mar 30, 2015
Amazon releases new e-book reader Kindle Voyage in India at Rs 16,499
Planning to buy Apple Watch Edition? Get perks like no queue access, 24/7 dedicated phone support
Microsoft to take on Google Chromebooks with $149 Windows 10 laptops
New streaming apps could boost citizen journalism
LG Spirit now listed on company's India website at Rs 14,250
Alibaba signs digital distribution deal with music rights group BMG
Showing results 1-10 of 57774
WhatsApp rolls out voice-calling feature for Android users
By tech2 News Staff
1925 Comments
Here's why iPhone with 1GB RAM performs better than Android with more than 2GB RAM
31 Comments
WhatsApp scam: Do not accept the invitation to try the 'calling feature', it's a malware
Trai seeks views to regulate net-based calling, messaging apps
12 Comments
Apple is like Hilter, claims Chinese CEO
5 Comments


text:
Patrick Cockburn's new book looks at the legacy of recent wars, as well as at how convoluted ongoing conflicts in the Middle East truly are.
Having spent an estimated $1 trillion and having sacrificed the lives of 2,150 soldiers, the US finds itself increasingly consigned to observer status in Afghanistan.
Lauren Carasik is a Clinical Professor of Law and the Director of the International Human Rights Clinic at Western new England University School of Law. She recently traveled to Guatemala to observe the genocide trial with a delegation from the National Lawyers Guild.


text:
Interactive Seating Charts
Unfortunately, we do not currently have
a seating chart for Batschkapp.
Frankfurt, Germany
Upcoming Events
Mar 29
Sun 8:00 PM
Apr 1
Wed 8:00 PM
Apr 2
Thu 8:00 PM
Apr 8
Wed 8:00 PM
Apr 14
Tue TBD
About Seatgeek
We scour the web's major ticket sites and aggregate inventory into one place. Our Deal Score helps you identify the best ticket deals available for each event.Learn more about SeatGeek


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. From a giant snake smashing through Zanzibar – and through Robotman – and an ancient reptile stalking the alleyways of Gotham City, to the endless plague of titans attracted to Tanga on a faraway planet, our heroes are put to the test as they face off against their demons!Robotman Uncanny Valley Part 3- Robotman is searching for Dr. Turing and his search has led him into the belly of a giant Nano-virus infected snake in Zanzibar. After cooking the snake, from the inside, Robotman powers up and fallows Maddy's beacon to a mysterious island, the same island Maddy first found Robotman on years ago. The island is cover in nano infected animals and everything point to a giant volcano. while robotman and Maddy fly up to the summit they are attack by a giant rock throwing monster.


text:
So I have tried to install gsed via macports but this hasnt solved the issue. I was going to uninstall it to reduce clutter, however, before I do so, how would i fix the error below. It is because of the BSD version of sed Mac OS X is running from what I understand, but none of the fixes I seem to have found are helping.
sed: 1: "/\[staging: production\ ...": command i expects \ followed by text
sed -i -e '/\[staging: production\]/ i '$test'' ./test.txt


text:
Previous Gallery
One23 MT-F8 8-in-1 Mini Tool
Next Gallery
Vulpine Lightweight Harrington Jacket
Latest comments
Latest blogs
On the Forum
Events coming up
Want to advertise? Click here
trophy cabinet
road.cc is made by Farrelly Atkinson Ltd, Unit 7b, Green Park Station, Bath BA11JB Tel 01225 588855 Company #6644103. All material © Farrelly Atkinson 2008–present unless otherwise stated. Terms and conditions of use.
the site
other stuff
our friends
the team
Editor: Tony Farrelly
Web guy


text:
Delano, Jack,, photographer.
Freight Depot of the U.S. Army consolidating station, Chicago, Ill.
1943 April
1 transparency : color.
Title from FSA or OWI agency caption.
Transfer from U.S. Office of War Information, 1944.
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
World War, 1939-1945
Railroad stations
United States--Illinois--Chicago
Format: Transparencies--Color
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
Part Of: Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Collection 12002-13 (DLC) 93845501
General information about the FSA/OWI Color Photographs is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.fsac
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/fsac.1a34797
Call Number: LC-USW36-632
bi711247, THE PIXELEYE // Dirk Behlau, and 80 other people added this photo to their favorites.
wow, what a shot
From matches to Army logistics - building B of the Diamond Match Co.
The buildings with the letters on them are still there today. See www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/785.html for info on the Central Manufacturing District industrial park of which they are part.
I worked there when the Chicago Board of Education was headquartered in those buildings in the early 90s.
This is at about 1735 to about 1800 West Pershing Road from Hermitage to Wolcott Ave. This is the South side of the building. (6 stories tall, two subbasements, built in 1916). Used in WWII as a food depot. Later used as grave storage. During the 1950s and 1960s it was the 5th Army headquarters used to teach meat inspectors (this is just west and north of the Chicago stockyards area), also military police and two National Guard units. (Comment offered by National Book Festival attendee who used to live across the street from this facility.)
In this picture I am pretty sure we are looking at the building from the North side, if you look at aerial photos you can see that the buildings are arranged F-E-D-C-B-A. Here are a couple of links so you can see what it looks like today:
Google Street View
Please consider adding this photo to the Group:
Historic Parking Lot Preservation Society
So strange, I grew up a few blocks away. Its always been empty with little to no residency since I've known the place.
Good photo
Geros foto
Hình ảnh tốt
Dobre zdjęcie
İyi fotoğraf
Добра снимка


text:
- Work 1-888-629-0585
- Omaha, NE
- 41.253468322663 -96.03253486246
- Work 1-866-699-2763
- Omaha, NE
- 0 0
- Work 1-877-416-8182
- Omaha, NE
- 41.295880382314 -96.139912266402
5 Westside Neighborhood Apartments For Rent
We found 5 apartments for rent in the Westside neighborhood of Omaha, Nebraska. Narrow down your results to find 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Westside as well as cheap apartments, pet friendly apartments, apartments with utilities included and more. Use our customizable guide to refine your options for apartments in Westside and find exactly what you want during your Omaha, Nebraska apartment search.
No listings exactly match your search
Please see these nearby communities.
Villa VineeExact - 7722 Howard St. Omaha, NE 6811441.253468322663 -96.03253486246
1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes for rent with walk-in closets, energy saving kitchens, and attractive brick exteriors with traditional designs. You'll also love our apartment community's swimming pool, fitness center, gas grills and superior landscaping.
- Spacious One and Two Bedrooms
- Walk-In Closets
- Swimming Pool
- Newly Remodeled Apartments Available
- District 66 Schools
- 24 Hour Fitness Center
- Lots of Open Green Space
- Controlled Access Entries
- Accent Colored Walls Available
- Attractive Traditional Design
- Near UNMC, UNO, Creighton and First Data
- Superior Landscaping to Allow for Privacy
Pacific GardensExact - 7616 Pierce Street Omaha, NE 6812441.247667 -96.031829
1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments for rent features washer and dryer in select units, ample storage space, and garages available. Pacific Gardens is pet friendly - accepting cats.
- Quiet Neighborhood Setting
- Different Styles from Trendy Retro to Full Remodel
- Large Living Space and Closets
- Lots of Windows
- Garages Available
- Superb Location-Close to Major Businesses/Shopping
- Eat-in Kitchens
- 24/7 Fitness Center
- Separate Linen and Storage Space
- Clubhouse Available for Rent
- Some Newly Remodeled
- Close to UNO and Med Center
Howard StreetExact - 7520 Howard Street Omaha, NE 6811441.253074 -96.03078
1 and 2 bedroom apt homes for rent feature on-site laundry facilities, dishwasher, and garages are available. This community is pet friendly - cats and dogs!
- AAGOL Best Maintenance Team of the Year
- Near Shopping Mall & Dining
- Garages Available
- Laundry Facilities
- Flexible Lease Terms
- Large Walk-In Closets
- Pets Friendly Community
- Wood Burning Fireplace
- Pass-Thru Breakfast Bar in Select Homes
- Individual Hot Water Heater & Furnace
- Private Patios/Balconies
- Large Walk-In Closets
Crown Park by BroadmoorExact - 7930 Elm Plaza Omaha, NE 6812441.232872 -96.035654
Located in Southwest Omaha, Nebraska, Crown Park features one bedroom and two bedroom apartment homes for rent. Homes feature a private entrance, cozy fireplaces, walk-in closets, 9-foot ceilings, full-size washer and dryer and spacious decks. Intrusion alarms and private attached garages are the perfect finishing touch.
- Spacious One & Two Bedroom Apartments
- Attached Garage with Every Home
- Cozy Gas Fireplace
- Luxury Walk-in Closets
- Quiet Neighborhood Environment
- Intrusion Alarm in Every Home
- Onsite Fitness Center
- Dogs and Cats Welcome
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- Washer/Dryer Furnished
- Private Entrances
- Close To Shopping and Dining
Centre RidgeExact - 2940 Paddock Plaza Omaha, NE 6812441.230764 -96.053678
Spacious 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartment homes for rent. All units come complete with dishwashers, extra storage, and washer and dryer hookups This community features a sparkling pool, fitness center, controlled access entries, and garages.
- Fitness Center
- Controlled Access
- Large Pets Welcome
- Peaceful Natural Setting
- Garages Available
- Washer Dryer hookup in Select Homes
- Abundant Closet and Storage Space
- District 66 Schools
- Near Papio Bike Trail
- Fireplaces Available
- Swimming Pool
- Huge Floorplans
Your Search Returned 5 results.
To see more Apartments, try broadening your search.
See 306 more properties in Omaha Metro (See All)
Old Market LoftsOmaha, NE
Springhill RidgeOmaha, NE
Midtown Crossing Luxury ApartmentsOmaha, NE
Rock CreekOmaha, NE
The Villas of Omaha at Butler RidgeOmaha, NE
Southwind VillasOmaha, NE
Whispering HillsOmaha, NE
Westport on The Lake ApartmentsOmaha, NE
Hillsborough PointeOmaha, NE


text:
- Shopping Bag ( 0 items )
From the Publisher
"China's ability to complete successful reform of its banking system is central to the question of whether China will be able to sustain high economic growth. Nick Lardy's book is the most detailed and authoritative study to date of the current state of Chinese banking and of the reforms that are required. Anyone interested in the Chinese reform challenges that still lie ahead will want to read this book.
" —Dwight H. Perkins, Harvard University
"Nicholas Lardy's China's Unfinished Economic Revolution is a sober, balanced, and realistic discussion of where China has really been in the recent years of economic reform, and where it must go now if it is to continue to be successful. Lardy's analysis of the reforms needed in the banking system and the state-owned enterprises should be read by everyone concerned with China in the political sense, from the economic policy perspective, and certainly everyone involved in investing and doing business with China. I would also hope that this book would be read carefully in Beijing and Washington and that leaders on both sides of the Pacific would listen to its wisdom.
" —Peter G. Peterson, Chairman of the Blackstone Group, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the Institute for Internatio


text:
Sunday, October 12, 2008
12 Days of Halloween - Day 12
If you are still at a loss for ideas, there is always Martha with enough ideas to take you ahead several generations.
I do love this winner from the Great Pumpkin Contest. Could you have said no???
Finally, for those who ARE thinking ahead, how about next year's quilt?
The Quiltmaker is your source for this one.
I hope you have enjoyed reading these 12 days of Halloween as much as I have while making them. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays...even without the candy. Well, maybe not without ANY candy.... Spook on!
from the mind and heart of Maureen Reynolds at 02:40
Labels: crafts, haloween, marthastewart, QuiltingMick
1 comment:
- AnastasiaC said...
oh you can rely on Martha for most things haha! happy Halloween planning..not long to go and then eeek election time!! scary stuff!
- October 12, 2008 at 5:44 AM
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
- ► 2014 (217)
- ► 2013 (251)
- ► 2012 (248)
- ► 2011 (235)
- ► 2010 (268)
- ► 2009 (248)
- Scrappin' With Adrienne
- Yes Virginia..yes you can
- Obama
- Listen to your Kids
- Tip Junkie
- On My Desk... a giveaway
- Views of Blogher
- Tell me..
- LetsDish Goes Pink
- This is...
- Quit your Day Job
- Oh Honey...they are so you!
- I voted
- 3 Beautiful Things
- On My Desk -sort of
- Does this blog make me look old?
- Be a Good Citizen
- The Original Three Beautiful Things
- Thi is...my favorite film
- Crochet Obama to the White House
- Blogerfest Fave -Dance till you Drop
- Dulce How Sweet You Are
- Tag Tag I guess I'm IT
- Mercury Shift - I've been waiting
- On My Desk...October 15th
- Notes from the BlogHer Mavens
- Women Women Women
- Does this look good to YOU
- If it's Monday the 13th
- This is....my current reading material
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 12
- Icon your Blog
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 11
- Love Friday
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 10
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 9
- On My Desk...October 8th
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 8
- Depth beyond Beauty
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 7
- Monday Trio
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 6
- This is..my favorite kitchen tool
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 5
- Secret Places Safe Places
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 4
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 3
- Name your...
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 2
- On My Desk..October 1
- 12 Days of Halloween - Day 1
- ▼ October (51)
Popular Posts
For the longest time I was not a tv watcher. Then came a new husband who is not a tv watcher At All but I thought we could watch movies. Fai...
This is a very blurry shot but it brings back wonderful memories of my in laws visiting us in England. They came to babysit us while my xh a...
My last day in New York and I definitely accomplished two of the things that I had planned for this trip. In fact when discussing the trip w...
This was pretty much fun to scrap, once I got started. Boy is it difficult some times to just Do it! I'm ready to go back but not in t...
This was the week that ended with Valentine's Day and a lunch we were both looking forward to. The food was a disappointment with such a...
Goodbye February! After many years of mild winters, I am so not used to cold and snow and especially COLD cold. We used to think just below...
I have not started another travel scrapping project but have one or two in mind. I have to visualize how I see the trip and what feel I want...
While his sister in later years paid no attention to her knitting lessons, firstborn son was his grandmother's first grandchild. He did ...
My mother was a superb knitter as well as a seamstress. My grandmother could crochet anything as well as sew. I, however, had little inte...


text:
FreelanceConference talk submission
NOTE: This job listing has expired and may no longer be relevant!
Job Description
The second conference on R in Insurance will be held on Monday 14 July 2014 at Cass Business School in London, UK.
The intended audience of the conference includes both academics and practitioners who are active or interested in the applications of R in Insurance.
This one-day conference will focus on applications in insurance and actuarial science that use R, the lingua franca for statistical computation. Topics covered may include actuarial statistics, capital modelling, pricing, reserving, reinsurance and extreme events, portfolio allocation, advanced risk tools, high-performance computing, econometrics and more. All topics will be discussed within the context of using R as a primary tool for insurance risk management, analysis and modelling.
How to ApplyWe invite you to submit an abstract of up to 300 words for consideration. Both academic and practitioner proposals related to R are encouraged. We welcome submissions for full talks and abbreviated "lightning talks". Presenters are strongly encouraged to provide working R code to accompany the presentation/paper. Data sets should also be made public for the purposes of reproducibility (though we realise this may be limited due to contracts with data vendors). As there will be no parallel sessions, a limited number of full talks can be accommodated and preference may be given to presenters who have released R packages.The submission deadline for abstracts is 28 March 2014. Please email your abstract of no more than 300 words (in txt format) to [email protected]
1097 total views, 4 today


text: Station News & Events Canadian Beagle Miss P on The World for 2-18 Miss P steals the show at the Westminster Kennel Club. More on the British Columbian beagle in a minute. First, though we're spending a good portion of the program today talking about ISIS, and efforts to counter their message. We'll speak with Graeme Wood, who has written about ISIS for The Atlantic, about the extremist group's ideology. Then, we'll take you to Libya, where ISIS has made huge inroads in the past few months. Host Carol Hills, in for Marco Werman, hears more on that from Libyan analyst Mohamed Eljarh. MTSU Baseball and Old Time Radio on 92.5 FM and HD 2 MTSU Baseball begins this evening at 5:20 pm on our bloomtown repeater at 92.5 fm. This is the first of a three game set coming from Jacksonville, FL and will feature Jacob Rose on play by play and color. 92.5 fm also broadcasts old time radio programs so you can enjoy those as well in the Murfreesboro and Woodbury area. By the way, this is the same programming you can get throughout the Nashville to Murfreesboro region on our HD-2 signal portion of the WMOT-FM main signal if you have an HD radio. 'Stars' Perform in Studio Q Today (2-13) -- Photographer CHLOE ELLINGSON discusses her project "The Differences Between Us," an intimate look at some of the real problems loving couples face. -- Looking ahead to Valentine's Day, the Canadian indie-pop band STARS perform in Studio Q and band members AMY MILLAN and TORQUIL CAMPBELL discuss their approach to romantic song writing. The World Explores What It Mean to be Ukranian These Days From tragedy, a glimmer of hope. The senseless murder of three students in North Carolina made headlines around the globe. One of the victims, Deah Barakat, was a dental student who had volunteered to go on a trip to Turkey to help Syrian refugees. He'd been planning the trip with a Chicago-based dentist, Ala Dean Atta. Today on the show, Atta discusses how the tragedy put a spotlight on the project, and helped boost funding. Edgar Allan Poe's Creations Live 'Evermore' at Feb. 18 MTSU Symposium There is a great deal more than terror lurking behind Edgar Allan Poe's haunted, sunken eyes. One of America's great literary geniuses will be explored in depth at "A SymPoesium on Place" from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, in the Simmons Amphitheater of MTSU's Paul W. Martin Sr. Honors Building. Scholars from the United States, Germany and Russia will dissect Poe's life and work from perspectives of what place meant to him. Pages« first ‹ previous … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 … next › last »


text:
Return Duct CFM Question
I have a return that is mounted in an interior wall between the studs.
It has a 16x20 grill with about 10 ft of in-wall duct running down into the crawl space, where it connects to a 12" flex, and runs back to my air handler (about 25 ft).
How much return CFM can I expect from this return?
Would increasing the diameter of the flex give higher CFM (or is the in-wall duct or grill the limiting factor)?
What size flex should I use to best use this return, and how much CFM would it deliver?
"Ignoring the flex, what is the max CFM that the in-wall duct would allow to be supplied through the return?"
Not a PRO, but I'll give you my take on it. The wall cavity (assuming 2 x 4s, is 3.5" deep, by about 14.5 wide. The nearest commercial size rectangular duct is 14 x 4. So let's assume they're about equal.
a 14 X 4 duct CAN carry 200 CFM. Notice the word 'CAN'. The actual airflow will be dependent on the static pressure in the duct system. So a return duct with turns, long length, and other restrictions (flex and filters, notably), will tend to have a higher SP, and prevent the duct from carrying its full potential of air.
Having a variable speed blower can help to overcome some duct problems by ramping up in an attempt to deliver the set airflow.
By enlarging the duct downstream of the wall, you are allowing the velocity of air to be decreased, which in turn, decreases the SP. So it can help, somewhat.
It would be beneficial to add additional return(s).


text:
Product Details
Add some spice to your signature menu items with Regal chili powder! A decadent blend of premium chili peppers, salt, garlic, and other spices, chili powder will add a dash of zesty flavor to any dish you choose. This flavorful blend is commonly used in Mexican and South American cuisine, or even as a unique addition to Indian cuisine. Whether you use it to spice up your hamburgers, or bring some heat to your stews, this flavorful spice is a must-have addition to any kitchen. This convenient blend will also help to cut down on the amount of individual spices used in your recipes, therefore saving precious preparation time in your busy kitchen. Add this flavorful spice to traditional hot dishes such as enchiladas, chicken wings, tamale pie, and of course, chili. You can also mix into rice, tomato sauce, corn bread, and more to add a bit of heat to favorite menu items. Regal Herbs and Spices are a smart addition to any kitchen. Compar00312 from ATLANTIC BEVERAGE COMPANY
Product Title: Atlantic Technology Regal Chili Powder - 5 lbs.
Manufacturer: Atlantic Technology


text:
Web exclusive! Fly off to Never Never Land this Halloween in this classic Peter Pan costume. This fun costume comes with Peter Pan's classic green tunic and a matching hat.
A great costume idea for larger groups, this Peter Pan costume will match perfectly with other costumes based on classic characters from Peter Pan.


text:
JavaScript Comes of Age On 12/9/14 12:15 PM
ThoughtWire Corp. is a privately held corporation founded in 2009 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. ThoughtWire's vision is to deliver immediate business value by rapidly interconnecting software, people and the information they need in a more adaptable, scalable and focused way.
By unlocking the full potential of information and technology, ThoughtWire helps organizations leverage their most important assets - people - creating true value by driving productivity and business agility in a completely new way.
Click here to download A Brief Introduction to ThoughtWire.
By Ryan Pinto Building large scale and long lived applications in JavaScript has always been a challenge because the language has, until now, lacked features that promote the practice of
Up & Coming Company To Watch On 11/14/14 10:15 AM
Congratulations to us! In just two weeks we've been awarded both the pwc Top Up and Coming award and the Deloitte Top Companies To Watch award. As we've said in our social posts, the credit for
Poodle SSL Vulnerability Update On 10/22/14 12:00 PM
Our review of the Poodle vulnerability turned up a limitation in our initial patch which meant that SSLv3 would have remained accessible on patched servers. We are implementing a second patch for
Trusted Digital Identity On 10/20/14 10:15 AM
Tim Bourma wrote an excellent post laying out a clear and simple framework for some of the key factors in establishing trust in digital identities. ThoughtWire is very interested in identityRSS (Opens New Window)
Showing 4 results.


text:
Mars Rovers Facing Budget Cuts [Updated] 327
from the missed-opportunity dept.
Update: 03/29 20:02 GMT by KD : NASA has rescinded the memo to the JPL threatening budget cuts, and is now saying that no rovers will be shut down.
We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
All NASA has to do is say they found indicators of [terr'rists | oil | bin Laden's hideout | WMDs ] on Mars and they're good to go.
And for a manned facility, they can pitch Mars as the next Gitmo. Think of the security!
What I want to know is how 300 scientists manage to take turns operating because one time me and my brother tried to share a video game and it didn't end well.
Not if the losers go to Canada...The main problem with revolution is finding enough people you can trust after the conflict. If you win then there is all this power to be distributed... and if you lose then there is a wicked manhunt.
Time-sharing is the junk-mail part of the computer business. -- H.R.J. Grosch (attributed)


text:
Hold down Control (PC) or Command (Mac) key + mouseclick to select more than one option
|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
|$7.01 - $12
|Less than $7
Posted by Dov on 12/11/2014
Just happened to be in the area - and decided to try this place for lunch. Took the Port Chops ...lets start from the fact that is was a tiny, almost unseen pork chop...not chops. Then - whatever was there was impossible to cut - the meat was an OLD shoe sole...and whatever I was able to scrape - was FAT! So 10$ for a bit rice and beans ...ENJOY!
Posted by Lauren on 12/21/2012
The special is $22 of glorified beans and rice, and the white wine chicken was soggy. Not so impressed.
Posted by kT on 12/08/2011
Exceeded my expectations! More than pleased with the vegetables, rice and beans. Yum!
Posted by Claudia on 10/10/2011
They have the best vegetarian beans in town....its a very small place,but very cozy, the peoples who work there are very friendelly, the service is fast! They have all the amazing plates from Brazil, all very tastefull and in a good size.... Only the price its a bit expensive!
Posted by George C on 05/01/2011
Went with a party of 6 for a 3 pm lunch. The service was quick and friendly. The feijoada was perfect. Other authentic dishes like fish and yuca we just delicious. I plan to go back. It is a cosy and nice place.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/16/2010
I ordered the chicken risotto, and it was disappointing! The chicken was dark meat with an assortment of mysterious organ-looking chunks. Waste of a $16 entree!
Posted by monty on 09/05/2010
small space/good homecookin' style/friendly atmosphere/reminds me of home in Rio.average portions/not for starving masses. try shrimp and rice/beans. quality equals portion/prices. ciao


text:
View gay Singles in Brookline
By clicking continue, I agree to receive transactional and promotional emails from Match.com. I understand that I am free to withdraw consent at any time.
By using our site, you agree to the Match.com Terms of Use.
Keystone State of Pennsylvania. We have several examples of Match.com successes in Pennsylvania. Match.com is an online dating service for Brookline, Pennsylvania singles. Love works miracles every day - so does Match.com in Brookline. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people find love on Match.com.
Aldan, Ardmore, Bala, Broomall, Bryn Mawr, Bywood, Carroll Park, Clifton Heights, Drexel Hill, East Lansdowne, Fernwood, Gladwyne, Haverford, Havertown, Highland Park, Kirklyn, Lansdowne, Lawrence Park, Llanerch, Lower Merion, Manoa, Marple Township, Merion, Merion Park, Merion Station, Milbourne, Narberth, Oakview, Overbrook Hills, Penn Valley, Penn Wynne, Pilgrim Gardens, Primos, Radnor, Rosemont, Springfield, Upper Darby, Westbrook Park, Wynnewood, Yeadon view all states »
Asian Men, Black Men, Catholic Men, Christian Men, Divorced Men, Free Online Dating, Gay Singles, Gay Dating, Jewish Men, Lesbian Singles, Single Parents, view all communities »


text:
New to Typophile? Accounts are free, and easy to set up.
Hi there dear fellow members!
Hope somebody can help me with identifying this font and maybe where I can get the little bird too. Thanks a lot and have a great day.
The script is Kaufmann.
Thanks a lot!!!!!


text:
They say rain is a sign of good luck on your wedding day, so this couple picked the perfect place to make sure that happened. Joe and Naomi recently got married in Portland, Oregon, and decided to hit up their favorite spots around town on the big day. After their ceremony at the courthouse, they hopped in a pedicab (driven by their friend) and drove around town, visiting local favorites like the Ace Hotel, Ristretto and Pix Patisserie. I love starting the day on a positive note, so I thought a peek at this couple's special day would kick things off right. Also, I miss Portland and loved getting to relive some of my favorite spots while looking at their photos. Thanks to Naomi, Joe and photographer Sara Gray for sharing these photos with us (click here to see more images from Sara). More details and images continue after the jump . . . xo, grace
Wedding Details
Bride's dress: Nordstrom
Bride's blue jacket: Used clothing store Seams to Fit
Bride's shoes: Zelda's
Groom's suit: From his grandfather, Sylvester Collette
Bouquet: Naomi's mom
Pedicab: Generously on loan from Eugene Pedicabs, driven by bride and groom's friend Doug Merritt.
How beautiful …
And thanks, Grace, for explaning about the dates at the posts – I just strangely missed them :-)
Thanks so much for featuring this, Grace! It's an honor to have my work on Design*Sponge! Keep up the great work.
What a sweet idea!
Aww this is amazing! The husband and I stopped in Portland last Friday on our way to Montana, and we absolutely fell in love with it!! The Ace was awesome as was Stumptown and Powell's books and all the other places we got to see. I miss it already.
The pedicab is darling…is it old? Sort of looks like it.
it's pretty awesome, right? though montana is one of my favorite places in the world- the sky really can't even be put into words it's so gorgeous.
Totally Portland. I love it!
Love the dress too!
Love this! My husband & I also got married at the courthouse, and then drove around Portland in our VW van. We stopped for a photo op at the Kiss Carwash on W. Burnside (and then drove through it, of course!), which is where we honest-to-goodness had our first kiss. Viva l'amour Portlandesque!
Pix Patisarie is THE MOST AMAZING place in the whoe world…I have NEVER eaten deserts like it!!! and SOOOOOOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!
Go Portland! I am a native and I love it. Love her dress as well!
yay Sara! Such pretty images )
Super Cute Couple! Great work Sara.
So fun to see a Portland post, since I too am a native Oregonian…born and raised in the area. Looks like a very happy couple! Congrat's!
So sweet and romantic!
Great photos. Being a Portlander, it occurs to me that their friend must be really strong because a lot of those spots around town are not very close to each other!
This is so beautiful! Sara, you are amazing and inspiring.
fyi- the Courthouse doesn't perform marriages or even have the paperwork for marriage licenses. You have to go across the river to Hawthorne to the Records Building. :)
the wedding was described as a courthouse wedding to me, because the couple preferred to not use the term "elopement" as the wedding was planned ahead of time (not a spur of the moment thing). i'm sure they got married somewhere it was legal ;)
We were married by a judge at the Multnomah County Courthouse in downtown Portland, Oregon, on February 18, 2011. So yes, the courthouse does perform marriages. You just set up an appointment with a judge in advance. You apply for a marriage license before the ceremony (at the Multnomah Building on Hawthorne) and the judge makes it official. Big thanks to Design Sponge for sharing our NW wedding!
These photos are gorgeous and so much fun. Hurrah for Portland! Home to the best coffee, food, and people!


text:
Paramore, Little Mix, and J.Lo Top Our Trending Tuesday List
These 10 #TrendingTuesday songs are on our radar this week!
Check the calendar today? That's correct: it's Trending Tuesday, where we highlight ten songs that are currently on our radar. This week, Paramore's latest single is climbing up the charts, as well as the new hit from J.Lo and a pro-self-esteem anthem from Little Mix. We've put the songs (that we took from Spotify) with the best lyrics from the track, so slip those headphones on and join us as we count down the best songs of the week, in our humble opinion:
10. Eric Church - Give Me Back My Hometown
Why it's trending: Dropping his brand new, critically-acclaimed album The Outsiders today, country star Eric Church's single about feeling pride for where he grew up when others simply put it down is a pretty powerful country tune that we have been playing ever since it came out in January. Go Eric!
Best lyric line: "Thinkin' about you sittin' there sayin' I hate this, I hate it / If you couldn't stand livin' here why'd you take it, take it / Give me back my hometown..."
9. Hot Chelle Rae - Don't Say Goodnight
Why it's trending: With a hashtag for a name, Hot Chelle Rae's new single definitely was made to trend! It's another song about living life in the present (think "YOLO" for 2014), and we had the pleasure of premiering the lyrics before the track came out last week, a-thank-you-very-much.
Best lyric line: "I see love in your eyes / And if you see it in mine / Let's wait 'til tomorrow / Don't say good, say good / Please don't say goodnight..."
8. U2 - Invisible
Why it's trending: Ever the activists, U2 are back with their track "Invisible", and the profits from the track will be going towards AIDS research via the RED campaign. Lyrically, it speaks up for people who are affected by the disease -- they are not invisible just because of their affliction.
Best lyric line: "I'm more than you know / A body in a soul / You don't see me but you will / I am not invisible..."
7. Avicii - Addicted To You
Why it's trending: Over here at Metrolyrics, it's no surprise that we love Avicii's True. Packed with hooky electro-meets-adult contemporary jams, "Addicted To You" is the hot new single from the record, and with smoky, soulful vocals over the fast-paced music, we simply can't get enough!
Best lyric line: "I'm addicted to you, hooked on your love / Like a powerful drug I can't get enough of / Lost in your eyes, drowning in blue / Out of control, what can I do?"
6. Lily Allen - Air Balloon
Why it's trending: Who isn't excited for the return of cheeky pop queen Lily Allen? Putting on her best M.I.A. vocals for "Air Balloon", this silly-yet-satisfying pop jam is just as uplifting as a ride in an air balloon would be.
Best lyric line: "Come meet me in the sky I'll be waiting for you / And we can't hear what they say / Up in my air balloon..."
5. Jennifer Lopez - Same Girl
Why it's trending: First of all, we just have to comment on how J.Lo doesn't appear to age. Check out her single cover -- she's looked the same for the past 20 years! Maybe that's why the title "Same Girl" for her 2014 comeback single was used...
Best lyric line: "Too damn grown, I don't owe nobody / Get off of me / Get off of me / Cuz in the end I'm still the same girl..."
4. Justin Bieber - Confident
Why it's trending: Personally, we think that this is the best track by FAR by the Biebs. Featuring buzzworthy hip-hop artist Chance The Rapper, in spite of all of Bieber's current controversy in his life, at least he's got a decent single under his belt right now.
Best lyric line: "Oh no no, oh no no / She's confident / You could tell by the way she walks in the room..."
3. Lana Del Rey - Once Upon A Dream
Why it's trending: The more we listen to this haunting LDR cover of the Disney Sleeping Beauty cover, the more we adore it. Made for the upcoming live-action film featured around the famous movie's villain, it's safe to say that we're catching this flick hoping to hear "Once Upon A Dream" play somewhere in it.
Best lyric line: "I know it's true that visions are seldom all they seem / But if I know you, I know what you'll do / You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream..."
2. Little Mix - Little Me
Why it's trending: Little Mix is back with their sophomore release Salute, and their second single from the record is one of the more positive releases by a girl group we've heard in years. The lyrical message has the members singing to their younger selves, their "little me"s, telling them that they are beautiful and wonderful and they can do anything they set their minds to. So lovely!
Best lyric line: "You gotta speak up, you gotta shout out / And know that right here, right now / You can be beautiful, wonderful / Anything you wanna be..."
1. Paramore - Ain't It Fun
Why it's trending: Paramore goes gospel! The latest single from their self-titled 2013 release is probably one of the most powerful from the alt-rock group, especially lyrically, which is all about the pains of growing up and realizing that we're all in this together: no more selfish thinking!
Best lyric line: "Don't go crying to your mama / Cause you're on your own in the real world..."
Stick around for the next edition of Trending Tuesdays the following week. What has been your most-played track recently?
Follow MetroLyrics
Hot Songs
Latest News
- Lyric Reveal: Jodeci's New Album 'The Past, The Present, The Future'
- Obviously Taylor Swift Won 'Best Lyrics' at the iHeartRadio Awards
- Check Out Darius Rucker's Beautiful 'Southern Style' Lyric Posters
- MAX's Handwritten Lyrics Will Leave You Talking 'Gibberish'
- Finally You Can Hear Rihanna's New 'R8' Single In Full
- Get a First Look at Kopecky's New 'Quarterback' Lyric Video (PREMIERE)
- 13 One Direction Songs That Just Won't Be The Same Without Zayn


text:
The Blog
The Nevada Special Election: Where the Mediscare Attacks Went to Die?
4:27 PM, Sep 14, 2011 • By JOHN MCCORMACK
Check out this Rachel Maddow segment from July 18:
"That nearly unanimous Republican endorsement of killing Medicare, that vote for the Paul Ryan budget led directly to the loss of a safe Republican congressional seat in a special election in Upstate New York. That was back in May," said the liberal MSNBC host. "The Democrats in charge of taking back the House for their party in 2012 rather gleefully announced that to take back the House they did have a three-part strategy, and their three part strategy was: Medicare, Medicare, and Medicare."
Maddow ran a clip of a "Mediscare" attack ad playing in Nevada and said:
But in Nevada's special election yesterday, the Medicare attacks failed to drive votes. Republican Mark Amodei defeated Democrat Kate Marshall 58% to 36%. The district gave McCain 49% of the vote in 2008 and 57% to Bush in 2004 (as you may recall, 2004 was a pretty good year for Republicans).
The attacks also failed, as Mickey Kaus and David Weigel point out, in New York's special election. But NV-2 was a better test case of the Medicare attacks than NY-9. After all, the New York special election was quirky--it was precipitated by a Democratic scandal and a couple of unique factors divided the Democratic party (Weprin's vote for gay marriage and unhappiness in the sizable Jewish community over Obama's Israel policy). Turner would have voted "no" on the Ryan budget.
On the other hand, Nevada Republican Mark Amodei, while saying he wouldn't have voted for the GOP budget because it didn't cut enough, gave his opponents a lot more grist for their Medicare attack ads:
Amodei countered the Medicare attacks by pointing out that he wants Medicare reimbursement rates to be higher. That's pretty consistent with the GOP position that Obama's plan to reform Medicare through rationing is bad, and the Republican plan to reform Medicare through choice and competition for future beneficiaries is good.
It wouldn't be accurate to say that the Nevada election proves Medicare will be a non-issue in 2012. It's always easy to read too much into a special election--that was certainly the case when Democrats heralded the NY-26 race as a "referendum" on GOP Medicare reform.
What we do know is that in this case, Amodei didn't directly vote for Ryan's Medicare reform, but he did praise it. In the Democrats' minds that should have been enough to sink him in a district that was evenly divided between McCain and Obama in 2008. It didn't work.
Recent Blog Posts
The Weekly Standard Archives
Browse 19 Years of the Weekly Standard