text:
|Quality Inns Manheim properties are provided below. Search for cheap and discount Quality Inns hotel rates in Manheim, PA for your business gathering or personal travels. We list the best Quality Inns Manheim lodging so you can review the Manheim Quality Inns hotel list below to find the perfect place.
We will show you discounted Manheim, PA hotels/lodging that get similar quality scores of a Quality Inns.
Booking a group or meeting? Get bids from hotels in Manheim PA
All Quality Inns in or near Manheim
Hotels like Quality Inns
Next: Show All Available Comparable Hotels with Pricing >


text:
Log Out
Call in to speak with the host
Jon Reisfeld makes a stop on his Mega Book Tour and brings 5 other Indie authors along to visit and talk about the Writer's Life - You can chat live with Jon by calling (714) 202-9912
Learn more about
Jon Reisfeld's Indie Author Showcase, Mega Book Tour and Sweepstakes
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
old-style code for hosted blogs
Player Size
300 x 295
400 x 370
640 x 550
Receive a personalized list of podcasts based on your preferences.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Just announced: Mavis Staples, Colin Stetson & Sarah Neufeld Duo, Joe Locke's Love is a Pendulum, Steve Lehman Octet, and Mimi Jones Band
Member Pre-Sale Starts Today: Wayne Shorter Quartet, Chris Botti, Christian McBride Trio and Melissa Aldana + Crash Trio
Members at the $120 level and above can purchase tickets today. Check out all the shows on sale here. To become a member, stop by the box office at 153 Main Street in Burlington, call at 802-863-5996 or become a member online here. If you become a member online, your pre-sale code will be emailed to you within 24 hours.
First Look at the 2015 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival Lineup
Find out more information and create your own festival schedule at discoverjazz.com/calendar.
Headlining the opening night of the Discover Jazz Festival will be NEA Jazz Master Wayne Shorter, a "true musical giant" (Los Angeles Times). Shorter first became prominent as the primary composer for Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, then as a member of Miles Davis' Second Great Quintet, frequently cited as one of the most influential groups in the history of jazz. In the '70s, Shorter co-founded the jazz fusion band Weather Report, one of the earliest pre-eminent jazz fusion bands. The upcoming performance comes full circle for the Discover Jazz Festival's Managing Director Linda Little, who performed with the Vermont All State Jazz Ensemble as the opening act for Shorter's show at the Flynn in 1999. In his return to Burlington, Shorter is joined by pianist Danilo Perez, bassist John Patitucci and drummer Brian Blade, all virtuosos and bandleaders in their own right. The quartet is fueled by one of jazz's most influential composers, still keen to venture into uncharted territory. (Friday, June 5, 2015 at 8pm, MainStage at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, $25-80)
Chilean tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana is winner of the prestigious Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition and the first female instrumentalist to take first prize. A teenage standout on the Chilean jazz scene before attending Berklee College of Music, Aldana has a big, fierce sound with range that's "controlled and loose, old and new" (New York Times). For Crash Trio, the 27 year-old has enlisted fellow Chilean Pablo Menares on bass and the astonishing, Cuban-born drummer Francisco Mela as support for one of the most exhilarating jazz combos around. "It's not too soon to call her great. She owns the future."—JazzTimes (Wednesday, June 10, 2015, 8pm, FlynnSpace, $25)
The annual Artist-in-Residence program continues this year with the Christian McBride Trio. As one the most recorded musicians of his generation, McBride has performed on albums with Sting, James Brown, Paul McCartney and Queen Latifah in addition to being a four-time Grammy winner. Performing with pianist Christian Sands and drummer Ulysses Owens, Jr., McBride leads an energized and youthful trio powered from the ground up. As the Detroit Free Press says "Christian McBride comes out swinging." As Artist-in-Residence, McBride will be in town all week hosting Meet-the-Artist sessions and workshops, working with the Vermont All-State Jazz Band and maybe even appearing at some pop-up events like DJ-ing at a local venue. (Two performances: Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 8pm & 10pm, FlynnSpace, $35)
Trumpeter Chris Botti, the world's biggest-selling jazz instrumentalist, was never the same after hearing Miles Davis' My Funny Valentine at age 12. Winner of the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album, Botti is a masterful musician equally at home in both jazz and pop. Botti is renowned for his work with Frank Sinatra, Buddy Rich, Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell, as well as being featured in multiple PBS specials, including his platinum-selling live DVD Chris Botti in Boston (not an easy feat in today's record industry). A uniquely expressive and imaginative performer, Botti is at turns intimate and thunderous, as likely to play the second movement of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez as he is Al Green's grooving Let's Stay Together. (Sunday, June 14, 2015, 8pm, MainStage at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, $25-85)
We have a television series!
The Burlington Discover Jazz Festival announces a television series with Vermont PBS featuring live recordings of all eight FlynnSpace performances during the 2015 festival. Each performance will be filmed live, along with behind-the-scenes artist interviews, to be aired throughout the year on Vermont PBS. The FlynnSpace Series annually features a mix of established and emerging artists with a range of styles intended to exemplify the festival's mission of music discovery. The series will increase access to these culturally and historically diverse jazz programs for communities across Vermont, in addition to being available to PBS networks across the country. The series is made possible in part by generous support from Northfield Savings Bank.
The first two FlynnSpace performances go on sale Monday, February 23 to members; Friday, February 27 to the public. Find out more and select your favorites at discoverjazz.com/calendar.
Gregory Porter Tonight at the Flynn
Join us tonight for Gregory Porter, live on the Flynn MainStage. You may even get a sneak peek at what's in store for the 2015 festival. Check back tomorrow for more news!
"The brilliant new voice of jazz." —Huffington Post
A big man with a big sound, Gregory Porter has quickly become one of jazz's most important male vocalists. The 2014 Grammy winner for Best Jazz Vocal Album is a soul-drenched singer with star power, and has "what you want in a male jazz singer, and maybe a thing or two you didn't know you wanted" (New York Times). A minister's son with a deep love of Nat King Cole, Porter personifies the soulful spirit of the '70s and combines gospel-shout power with the honeyed tone of a crooner. Prepare to be moved by this incredible live performer.
IT STARTS THIS FRIDAY, FOLKS! Get excited!! We can't wait!!
If you're counting down the hours (like we are) and want to get a taste of what's to come, check out this video, made by our incredible presenting sponsor, Northfield Savings Bank.
2014 Festival Lineup Announced!
The 31st annual festival runs from May 30 – June 8 and kicks off summer in Vermont, as always, with a monster lineup featuring legendary artists. Today the festival has grown into a 10-day celebration hosting hundreds of events at venues, clubs, and restaurants all over the city. Every corner of Burlington resonates with music, and the festival truly brings the city alive. Past festivals featured a veritable feast of jazz legends from Ella Fitzgerald to Dizzie Gillespie to Bobby McFerrin. Discover Jazz has its finger on the pulse of contemporary jazz, presenting the preeminent musicians and rising stars of today.
The festival leaps into full swing with a performance by violinist Regina Carter (Friday, May 30 at 8pm, Flynn MainStage). The 2006 MacArthur Fellow's improvisational music – intelligent and daring – is a passport to other worlds, from jazz to classical to soul, and she "takes the listener into the future of jazz" (TIME).
The following evening, Tony Bennett (Saturday, May 31 at 8 pm, Flynn MainStage) will showcase his legendary vocals, charming stage presence, and signature tunes which form a part of the fabric of American culture. His long list of achievements, spanning over 60 years, includes seventeen Grammy Awards, one of which is the prestigious Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. His daughter, Antonia Bennett, will open the performance with a collection of jazz/pop standards.
Neither blues nor R&B, Grégoire Maret (Saturday, May 31 at 10pm, FlynnSpace) is a "harmonica virtuoso" (New York Times) whose style evokes the soul-searing expression of the legendary Stevie Wonder. Maret's style is lyrical and progressive and stretches effortlessly across numerous musical genres.
Listenable and insane: that's how Dawn of Midi (Sunday, June 1 at 6pm, FlynnSpace) describes their all-acoustic, electronica-inspired trance grooves, as red-blooded and rhythmic as a seamless DJ set.
On Sunday night the Flynn MainStage will be home to a double bill performance by NEA Jazz Masters Ron Carter and Benny Golson (Sunday, June 1 at 8pm).Grammy-winner Ron Carter is "living proof that integrity and clarity of artistic vision are alive and well" (EmArcy). Among the most prolific and influential bassists in jazz, Carter has more than 2,000 albums to his credit and was elected to the DownBeat Jazz Hall of Fame in 2012. Tenor saxophonist Benny Golson's playing career spans six decades: from his childhood days with John Coltrane, to years with Dizzy Gillespie's band, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, and as co-leader of the Jazztet.
Bassist and composer Linda Oh (Monday, June 2 at 8pm, FlynnSpace) draws upon her Chinese, Malaysian, and Australian roots to create music that's "graceful and sometimes aggressive" (New York Times). A rising star in a fearless group of jazz progressives, Oh embraces her love of rock and classical in jazz compositions full of spirit, atmosphere, and creative depth.
Julian Lage (Tuesday, June 3 at 8pm, FlynnSpace) is a monstrously gifted guitarist, a one-time prodigy who turned pro at age seven. His unique style melds various genres with blinding technique, and has led him to be called "a giant in the making" (All About Jazz).
Supremely inventive and virtuosic pianist Geoffrey Keezer's (Wednesday, June 4 at 8pm, FlynnSpace) unique compositions and acclaimed performances are famous for their exotically complex rhythms and harmonies. Keezer has the "wit and intelligence to weave all of his apparently disparate strands of influence into an original and compelling whole" (TIME).
The Nth Power (Wednesday, June 4 at 9pm, Nectar's) – members of Dumpstaphunk, John Brown's Body, Lettuce, Toubab Krewe, and Jennifer Hartswick Band – will inspire you to dance and groove with their gospel-tinged three-part harmonies and a merciless blend of world-beat, funk, gospel, and jazz. Alan Evans' Playonbrother, brainchild of Alan Evans, the co-founder, writer, and drummer of Soulive, is chock-full of heady licks, booming drumbeats, and swirling organ.
Baltimore's Warren Wolf (Thursday, June 5 at 8pm, FlynnSpace) is one of the premier vibraphonists of his generation, back for his own performance as a leader after stealing the show at the 2012 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival as a member of Christian McBride's Inside Straight. Wolf creates a hypnotic sound that's "spiced with harmonic ingenuity" (The Guardian), harnessing the power of bebop, blues, and swing.
The Waterfront Park Thursday Tent heats up with one of the most sampled musicicans in history, headliner Maceo Parker (Thursday, June 5 at 6pm). First as the lynchpin of James Brown's band and then as a crew member of Parliament-Funkadelic, Parker's soulful playing and vocals have established him as "one of the all-time great saxophonists" (San Jose Mercury News).
Big Chief Donald Harrison (Friday, June 6 at 8pm, Flynn MainStage) is Big Chief of the Congo Square Nation Afro-New Orleans Cultural Group, a band that preserves the legacy of black New Orleans residents parading in incredible, Native American-influenced costumes at Mardi Gras.
Valerie June (Friday, June 6 at 9:30pm, Signal Kitchen) draws on the rich wellspring of American roots, blending folk and blues into a timeless sound that sits outside any particular musical era. Just off tour opening for Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, she is a singular performer ready for the spotlight.
Waterfront Park Saturday Tent delivers serious homegrown grooves with the 20th Anniversary Reunion of Belizbeha (Saturday, June 7 at 4:30pm). Returning for their first local appearance since 2009, the acid-jazz/funk legends rocked Burlington constantly for close to a decade. The Jennifer Hartswick Band and Kat Wright and the Indomitable Soul Band will open.
Cécile McLorin Salvant (Saturday, June 7 at 8pm & 10pm, FlynnSpace) is one of the most celebrated young vocalists in jazz, earning herself a Grammy nomination for her latest record. Revered for her unique interpretations of jazz compositions both familiar and obscure, she has a deep, velvety voice and a sublime feel for the blues – "Salvant has it all" (New York Times).
High-powered tenor saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi (Sunday, June 8 at 6pm, FlynnSpace) has redefined approaches to jazz improvisation. A fixture of the Boston jazz scene, Bergonzi is a legendary live performer defined by his commanding grasp of chord changes and unbelievable musical imagination.
As a leading force in Afro-Caribbean music for more than half a century, the NEA Jazz Master and nine-time Grammy Award winner Eddie Palmieri was the last great bandleader to emerge from the Palladium Ballroom's golden era. The beloved patriarch of Latin music is joined by his septet Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band (Sunday, June 8 at 8pm, MainStage)for gravity-defying grooves.
Visit flynntix.org or call the Flynn box office at 802-86-FLYNN to purchase tickets. We hope to see you there!
Discover Jazz Festival announces TONY BENNETT and more!
With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Tony Bennett (Saturday, May 31 at 8 pm, Flynn MainStage) is a musician who touches the hearts and souls of audiences with his legendary vocals and charming stage presence. His long list of achievements, spanning over 60 years, includes seventeen Grammy Awards, one of which is the prestigious Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, making this artist a true international treasure. His signature tunes, such as Steppin' Out With My Baby and I Left My Heart In San Francisco form part of the fabric of American music culture. Often billed as the world's most boyish octogenarian, Tony Bennett is a vital musical artist at the peak of his powers. Tony Bennett's daughter, Antonia Bennett, is a graduate of the prestigious Berklee College of Music and has been touring with her father. She will open the performance with a collection of jazz/pop standards.
The Waterfront Park Saturday Tent delivers serious homegrown grooves with the 20th Anniversary Reunion of Belizbeha (Saturday, June 7 at 4:30 pm). Returning for their first local appearance since 2009, the acid-jazz/funk legends rocked Burlington constantly for close to a decade, bringing people onto the floor with soulful hip-hop sounds, funky keyboards, and a rumbling rhythm section. The Jennifer Hartswick Band and Kat Wright and the Indomitable Soul Band will open.
As a leading force in Afro-Caribbean music for more than half a century, the NEA Jazz Master and nine-time Grammy Award winner Eddie Palmieri was the last great bandleader to emerge from the Palladium Ballroom's golden era. The beloved patriarch of Latin music is joined by his septet Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band (Sunday, June 8 at 8 pm, MainStage) for gravity-defying grooves.
Listenable and insane: that's how Dawn of Midi (Sunday, June 1 at 6 pm, FlynnSpace) describes their all-acoustic, electronica-inspired trance grooves. The Brooklyn trio has earned rave reviews for their mesmerizing live shows that are equal parts Steve Reich, Aphex Twin, and Can. This is a minimalist joint to shake your hips to, as red-blooded and rhythmic as a seamless DJ set—classical music, jazz, and indie rock combined in a deep, entrancing soundscape.
Tickets for these performances go on sale Monday, March 10 at 10 am to Members of the Discover Jazz Festival at the Messenger level and above, and to the general public Friday, March 14 at 10 am, at the FlynnTix Regional Box Office. Members of the Discover Jazz Festival at the Messenger level and above also receive a 10% discount on tickets to Big Chief Donald Harrison's performance. For more information on membership, visit www.discoverjazz.com/friends.


text:
Music 128 Composing, Coding, and Performance with SLOrk
ArtsInst 150 The Changing World of Popular Music
Music 192C Session Recording
Music 220C Research Seminar in Computer-Generated Music
Music 220D Research in Computer-Generated Music
Music 222 Sound in Space
Music 251 Psychophysics and Music Cognition
Music 254 Music Query, Analysis, and Style Simulation (CS275B)
Music 257 Neuroplasticity and Musical Gaming
Music 318 Advanced Acoustics
Music 319 Research Seminar on Computational Models of Sound Perception
Music 420A Signal Processing Models in Musical Acoustics
Music 424 Signal Processing Techniques for Digital Audio Effects
Access Grid is a flexible video streaming / conferencing system installed on all CCRMA linux machines. It'll share streams globally and also within CCRMA. It's multi-user, not just bi-directional and you can pile up the feeds, making it especially useful for big band distrubuted network performance.
This is with a Logitech USB web cam plugged into a linux station...
Bluetooth applet : preferences : make computer discoverable
System : Preferences : Personal File Sharing : 1) Share public files on network 2) share public files over bluetooth 3) Require remote devices to bond with this computer 4) Receive files in Downloads folder via bluetooth 5) Notify about received files
Bluetooth applet : Setup new device
(from phone) select pic & send via bluetooth
(from f12) Bluetooth applet :send files to device
Rock, Paper, Scissors (2009)
Rock (hands frozen hard in rock position)
(finish and segue)
This is with a Logitech USB web cam plugged in...
launch venue client
should see default location https://vv3.mcs.anl.gov:8000/Venues/default
<hit go>
to create an .mp3 stream on http://cm-jam.stanford.edu:8000/blackcloud
make sure there's an icecast daemon running, then these commands to start jack, darkice, find darkice, connect looping file to darkice
Department of Music
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305-8180 USA
tel: (650) 723-4971
fax: (650) 723-8468
Web Issues: webteam@ccrma
site copyright © 2009
Stanford University
site design:
Linnea A. Williams


text:
Cumbria police probe after moving car 'shot at' by yobs
Published at 10:50, Tuesday, 22 May 2012
A motorist was left shaken after yobs fired an air weapon or catapult at his moving car in Workington.
The terrifying incident happened at about 10.30pm yesterday on Northside Road.
A Workington man was driving his Volvo car along the road, in the direction of the town centre, when a number of objects bounced off the vehicle.
A spokeswoman for Cumbria police said: "It was struck by unknown objects which had been discharged at the vehicle by an air weapon, catapult or something similar."
The car was damaged down one side and the driver was left shaken.
Witnesses are urged to contact Workington police on 101 or to call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
Quick links
- Mum slims down after fairground ride shame
- Bid to revitalise Workington's 'industrial spine' as Eastman plant closes (10 comments)
- Cockermouth Carnival is cancelled (2 comments)
- Kirstie's cash support for murder mum's kids (1 comment)
- HAVE YOUR SAY: Plans for Workington Hall in pipeline (3 comments)


text:
Why did you choose this product?
Very happy with the look, the quality is greatbonly thing is the screws it came with didn't work so we had to go buy some that were shorter....
Stone Mill Satin Nickel Nantucket Cup Cabinet Pulls (Pack of 10)
Satin-finish nickel cabinet pull handles work with a wide range of decorating styles from colonial to contemporary. The cup shape offers sturdy pulling power for drawers, bins, and storage chests. Pulls are individually bagged to protect the finish.
- Details
- Shipping & Returns
- Reviews
ITEM#: 12521070Replace your old cabinet pulls and give your furniture an updated look with these Stone Mill handles that feature a timeless satin-nickel finish. Each piece measures 3 inches from hole to hole and features a cup shape to ensure superior pulling power. These cabinet pulls come in a convenient pack of 10 and include installation screws that are packed separately to prevent scratches. Inject a sense of modern, refined elegance into your home's decor with these Stone Mill satin nickel Nantucket cup cabinet pulls. Individually packaged to protect against damage to the finish, these shiny pulls bring a polished, cohesive look to your kitchen or bathroom cabinets. The pulls are also beautiful and stylish enough to use on your living room entertainment center or bedroom chest.
- Complete your home decor with these nantucket satin nickel handles
- Hardware pulls have a 3 1/2 inch overall length
- Cabinet hardware is individually poly-bagged to prevent damage to the finish
- Each pull measures 3 inches hole to hole
- Installation screws included
- Comes in a pack of 10 pulls
*In order to properly install this item you must countersink the posts that are on the back side of the pull. The existing hole in the cabinet must be made larger for the post to fit inside. Do not drill all the way through the cabinet front; go just deep enough.
|Classic Traditional
|Satin Nickel
|Finish Style
|Hardware Item Type
|Handles Pulls
|3.5 x 1.75 x 1.13
|Manufacturer Warranty
|10 year Limited Manufacturer
|Zinc Metal
|Model Number
Customer Reviews
- Disclosures & Guidelines
- Filter By:
- Most Helpful
- Most Recent
great pulls
Very happy with the look, the quality is greatbonly thing is the screws it came with didn't work so we had to go buy some that were shorter.Read More
Good product
Well worth the money. Outside packaging was a little rough but otherwise good quality esp for the money. These aren't flush to your cabinet due to the back being extended so you will have to bore a bigger hole to sink the back but other not bad for the moneyRead More
Not installed yet. They were best price aroundRead More
Love these!
These cabinet pulls look just like the expensive ones and are just as good quality. We are loving the look of our new kitchen with these pulls.Read More
Great Item
I ordered the drawer pulls to match the cabinet pulls, they both turned out to be excellent products.Read More
Nice Sturdy Pulls
These pulls look very night on my light sage green cabinets - they give it a sort of deco feel. They are a nice quality, and feel good in my hand. The reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 is because the screws they come with were too long (they're 1 inch) - you would need really thick drawers for these screws since the handle also has to go inside the screw holes. That was the other inconvienience - I had hoped I'd get lucky and these would be the same width as my previous pulls, but these were 1/8 inch wider so I had to redrill the second hole. On top of that, b/c these pulls insert into the drill hole, you have to drill the holes much bigger than just for regular screws. They pulls look fabulous, I just didn't expect the extra work. As usual, Overstock also shipped extremely fast.Read More
Very nice cabinet pulls
These pulls are great value for money. Cabinet pulls can cost a small fortune depending upon the number of doors &/or drawers you've got. Just beware that if your cabs have recessed panels, the frames may be a bit narrow for these pulls to sit properly & look nice. I did a combo of these on my slab drawers and handle pulls on my paneled cabinets.Read More
The Perfect Cabinet Cup Pull
In the past 5 years, I've installed these cabinet pulls in 3 kitchens. I shopped around for just the right cup pull..from fancy hardware stores to home improvement centers... and these fit the bill better than any other I found. They are beautifully made, very sturdy and the perfect shape for a cup style pull. They are the bow around my kitchen and can be used in various styles from farmhouse to tuscan to beach side.Read More
Quality handles at a great price
We purchased these pulls to fit existing cabinets that had 3" holes. Because of the configuration of the pull, we had to redrill our existing holes at two different depths. We had not anticipated this extra step. No big deal - just didn't realize it would be necessary at the time we purchased the pulls. The pulls are great - nice weight and finish. We are pleased.Read More
Kitchen remodel on a budget!
Remember that the description is satin nickel, and that is different than the shiny chrome pulls you see at HD. Also, I bought these to replace my cabinet hardware, and when I went to install them found that the holes matched up,but the new pulls didn't fit. The holes on the new hardware are larger than my old ones, and I've had to drill new placement holes. They look beautiful, but be aware of the differences.Read More
Questions & Answers
Replacement in kitchen for an update.
Color matches current hardware
matched the door pulls
These are the style of kitchen cabinet pull I wanted and the reviews were good on this product.
Great looking and great price can t beat that
seems to be well made and just the right sizee
Does this match the knob that I picked?
Love this look for the drawers in my new kitchen. The price was much better than the big box stores
Is this product available in brushed nickel ?
Hello giancci! This lovely item is available in other color options. Please follow this link to view: http://www.overstock.com/search?keywords=Stone+Mill+Nantucket+Cup+Cabinet+Pulls+&SearchType=Header Thanks for shopping with us! -Amanda P
Yes, I ordered it in brushed nickel and have it waiting to be installed.
How tall are pulls? And, how deep are they (how far do they stick out)?
About 1 1/2" and stick out about the same but not too far at all
Hello christyfromtexas, the Stone Mill Satin Nickel Nantucket Cup Cabinet Pulls (Pack of 10) is 1.75 tall x 1.13 deep. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
It says the overall length is 3 1/2 inches. What is the measurement from center to center of the screw holes? Thanks!
Hello, saraggmomof3. The measurement from screw to screw is 3 inches. Thank you for shopping with us!
Does each pull have one or two screws
This pull comes with 2 screws.
what size screw comes with these pulls? not the length, she diameter of the screw (i.e. 8-32)
The size of the screw is 8/32 and is one inch long
Shopping Guides
How to Choose Cabinet Handles for Your Kitchen
It's easy to overlook cabinet handles when you're remodeling your kitchen or building a new home. After all, they're fairly small, easy to install and don't cost as much as, say, a refrigerator or new cabinets. Nevertheless, cabinet handles, also called cabinet pulls, and their near kin, cabinet knobs, can make a big difference in the look and utility of your kitchen. You use your cabinet hardware dozens of times a day, and while hardware like cabinet hinges are not highly visible, kitchen cabinet handles are high profile and can add to or detract from the look of your kitchen, depending on how carefully you choose your kitchen cabinet knobs and handles. Keep reading for information on how to choose cabinet handles that will help give your kitchen the look you want.
Tips on Selecting Kitchen Cabinet Knobs
They may be small, but kitchen cabinet knobs have a big effect on the functionality and look of your kitchen. The color you paint your walls and the countertops you choose will set the tone for your kitchen decor, but cabinet knobs and pulls and other pieces of cabinet hardware can provide the perfect finishing accent to your kitchen. Today, you can find kitchen cabinet knobs in thousands of different styles and finishes; taking a little thought can help you sort through the masses of knobs available and find the style of cabinet knob that's right for your kitchen.
Tips on Installing Cabinet Hardware
When you are working on home improvement projects, seemingly simple things can turn out to be tricky. One such project is the installation of cabinet hardware. Installing the knobs on the doors and the handles on the drawers isn't complicated, but it is something you will want to get right the first time, so you won't permanently damage your new cabinets. By following a few simple tips on installing cabinet hardware, you'll find that installing your cabinet hardware can be an easy, rewarding project. These tips apply to new cabinets that don't have knobs and handles yet; however, if you have filled in the holes on old cabinets and refinished the doors, you can also use these same tips.
How to Install Kitchen Knobs
Many homebuilders install kitchen cabinets without hardware, giving homeowners a chance to choose their own knobs and drawer pulls. Hardware can transform cabinets, adding style and function. Cabinet hardware is available in almost any design, material, or color you can imagine, making it possible to find the perfect knobs for your kitchen. Installing kitchen knobs requires accuracy, patience, and a couple of tools, but it's not a job that requires a professional.
Tips on Choosing New Cabinet Pulls
They might be small, but cabinet pulls have a big effect on the look of your kitchen. The style of your home and the mood you want to convey can both affect which pulls you choose. Here are some tips to help you choose cabinet pulls that can enhance cabinets in any room.
How to Measure and Install New Cabinet Hardware
The way your cabinets look can make or break any room in your home, and a little measuring goes a long way toward getting the look you're going for. You may want cabinet hardware upgrades that fit the existing holes in your cabinets so you don't have to drill new holes or cover old ones. This guide gives you step-by-step instructions to ensure any cabinet hardware update goes as smoothly as possible.
Top 5 Cabinet Knob Styles
Successful home decor often comes down to the little details. One way to add a flourish to your kitchen or bath is with cabinet hardware. The right cabinet knobs and pulls can provide the perfect accent to your kitchen. You can find almost any knob to fit your cabinet and kitchen style. Here are the top five styles to give your kitchen or bath that perfect finishing touch.
5 Different Cabinet Knob Styles
Though cabinet knobs are small, they make quite a difference in the appearance of your cabinets. Because cabinet hardware is so striking, even the most carefully planned kitchen decor can be thrown off by ill-matching knobs. Knowing what your options are when you're shopping can help you choose the hardware that go best with your decor.
How to Install Kitchen Cabinets
Change the functionality and style of your kitchen by installing new kitchen cabinets. They store all of your cookware and pantry goods, of course, but they can also enhance your living space to reflect your personal style. Installing the cabinets and cabinet hardware yourself can be a rewarding home-improvement project, and these steps will help you get started.
How to Replace Old Cabinet Handles
Refinishing your old cabinets and updating the cabinet handles can give an old kitchen new life. Installing new cabinet handles or knobs is largely a matter of careful measuring. Measuring and drilling the holes properly can mean the difference between beautifully installed cabinet hardware and an unsightly hole with wood-filler in it. Here are some simple steps to make sure your cabinet knobs or handles look great.
FAQs about Sateen Sheets
Sateen sheets are high-quality sheets woven in the same way as traditional satin. Unlike satin, sateen sheets are made with more common fibers, such as cotton. Sateen sheets are soft to the touch and allow skin to slide smoothly into bed. Sateen sheets are available in very high thread counts, and as such, are quite durable. Take a look below for some of the most frequently asked questions about sateen sheets.
FAQs about Cabinets
One of the most versatile types of furniture is the cabinet. Cabinets not only increase storage space; they bring storage and style to the rooms they inhabit. If you're searching for a great new cabinet, take a look below to learn answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about cabinets.
Why You Should Own a Bathroom Cabinet
The addition of a striking bathroom cabinet can upgrade your bathroom from forgettable to fantastic. The bathroom is by no means a room known for its decoration fashion, but all that can change with the quick and easy addition of a bathroom cabinet. These fashionable bathroom cabinets aren't getting the credit that they deserve. Their deceptively simple and straightforward function often goes ignored and forgotten. Below are a few important reasons why you should own a bathroom cabinet.
How to Install a Bathroom Cabinet
Installing a bathroom cabinet increases storage space in a cramped bathroom and adds a decorative touch to your walls. When you install a bathroom cabinet, care must be taken to avoid damaging the cabinet doors, as this is the most visible part of the cabinet. Wall cabinets can be installed over toilets, sinks or anywhere where extra storage is needed. Cabinet installation can easily be accomplished in a few hours using a few common household tools. Look below to learn how to install a bathroom cabinet.
Satin Sheets vs Cotton Sheets
Your sheets can have a distinct impact on the way you sleep. Satin sheets offer a silky feel and can help keep you cool, while traditional cotton sheets are highly durable and come in a variety of prints. If you're stuck debating which type of sheets to buy, look no further. This guide will help break it down by looking at the pros and cons of satin sheets vs. cotton sheets.
How to Organize Files in a Filing Cabinet
A filing cabinet is meant to be a convenience. But if not managed well, a messy file cabinet can cause more stress than it prevents. A filing cabinet isn't just for protecting important documents, it's for keeping things organized so you can easily find them when you need to. While it may take a few hours to organize an unorganized file cabinet, the stress and frustration it will save you in the future is worth it.
How to Repaint a Bathroom Cabinet
The bathroom cabinet is more than just a place to store toiletries. As the focal point of the bathroom, it needs to be kept in good shape. Over time, humidity and high traffic can wear on the finish or paint of your cabinet. Replacing an old cabinet, however, isn't always necessary. Follow these steps to repaint your cabinet and revitalize your bathroom.
How to Choose Silk Sheets
Upgrading your bedroom from standard to luxurious is easy when you put silk sheets on your bed. Soft and lightweight, silk sheets turn your bed into a haven for sleeping and lounging. If you're ready to upgrade the sheets for your bed, there are a few key things to consider. Here's how to choose silk sheets.
How to Measure an Office for Filing Cabinets
If you have to handle lots of important documents, filing cabinets are the best way to store and organize large amounts of documents in an easily accessible way. Businesses and homeowners alike can benefit from the way filing cabinets allow access to important documents in a matter of seconds. If you're buying new file cabinets for your home or office, keep in mind that deciding whether or not you want wood file cabinets or traditional metal file cabinets is not the only thing to consider. Choosing file cabinets that are the right size may seem like a straightforward process, but if you fail to take all important factors into consideration, you may wind up purchasing cabinets that you are unable to properly use. Take a look below to learn how to measure an office for filing cabinets.
How to Install Bathroom Cabinets
One of the handiest pieces of furniture in your bathroom is your bathroom cabinet. These cabinets are usually the largest, most eye-catching fixture in the bathroom and are extremely practical for storage. Their appearance sets the tone of the room. If the bathroom cabinets are dilapidated, the whole room feels grungy. Revitalizing the look and feel of tired, shabby bathroom furniture can often be as simple as installing new cabinets. Bathroom cabinets are available for every budget and style, and the project takes only an afternoon to complete. Look below to learn how to install bathroom cabinets.
Shipping & Returns
Usually leaves our warehouse in 1 business day. *
Standard Return Policy:
Items must be returned in new or unused condition and contain all original materials included with the shipment. More Details
FINAL SALE EXCLUSION: Items marked as FINAL SALE are not returnable unless the problem you experience is the result of our error.
Shipping Information:
Our standard shipping method is ground shipping. We also offer expedited shipping for most items. Your final
shipping cost and estimated delivery timeframe will be available at checkout.
Standard shipping details
Expedited shipping details
* For your protection, all orders are screened for security purposes. If your order is selected for review, our Loss Prevention Team may contact you by phone or email. There may be a two business day delay to process your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.


text:
StartUpHire is the place to find Research Technician jobs. Review the list of Research Technician career opportunities to the left. These Research Technician jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available.
You can refine your job search for Research Technician career opportunities by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options.
Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Research Technician jobs, or sign up for an email alert (link below) to receive periodic updates on new Research Technician jobs.
You are invited to join our leading, internationally recognized technical team at Tiger Optics, a profitable, rapidly growing manufacturer based in Bucks County. As a Research Technician, you will help to develop instrumentation that expands performance capabilities well beyond2/22/2015 Warrington, PA Save This Job
Overview: EKG Technician Malvern, PA (this is NOT a public transportation friendly location) Shift: Overnight/3rd- 11PM-7:30AM with alternating weekends PURPOSE OF POSITION: To provide ECG monitoring by receiving the ECG data, processing the clinical data, and making sound2/9/2015 Malvern, PA Save This Job
Scope: As a member of the Quality Team, this role is responsible for providing our internal customers with technical expertise while maintaining the highest quality services possible. Responsibilities: Perform calibration and validation/verification of equipment. Maintain3/11/2015 Tucson, AZ Save This Job
Scope: As a member of the Product Operations team, this role is responsible for analyzing client samples using standard hematology techniques as dictated by our quality management system, while maintaining the highest quality services possible. Responsibilities: Trained at2/9/2015 Tucson, AZ Save This Job
You know LivingSocial as the marketplace to buy and share the best things to do in your city and beyond. And while we're bringing excitement and value to our merchants and consumers, we're also committed to creating a world-class environment for our employees. Our talented3/17/2015 Washington, DC Save This Job
Location:CA-Pleasanton Job Code:820 Description Ellie Mae (NYSE:ELLI) is a leading provider of enterprise on-demand solutions, including an online network, software and services for the residential mortgage industry. Ellie Mae is leading the mortgage industry into the future,3/25/2015 Pleasanton, CA Save This Job
Job Summary: Answer multi-line telephone system and respond to customer needs in a pharmacy environment. Responsibilities: 1. Answers multi-line phone, take care of the callers needs and forwards calls if necessary 2. Research and enter medication orders,3/1/2015 RICHMOND, VA Save This Job
Gevo, Inc. is an exciting, team-oriented company that is pioneering the advanced green energy industry. We are looking for an Analytical Chemist/Lab Technician, based in Luverne, Minnesota. The Analytical Chemist will be expected to carry out routine analytical procedures in2/15/2015 Luverne, MN Save This Job
The primary function of this position is to apply project management skills in support of raw material qualification and manufacturing/process improvements. This position will also provide new product research and development in conjunction with Sales and Marketing initiatives.2/23/2015 Lancaster, PA Save This Job
Company Description Liquidia Technologies, founded in 2004, is a privately held biotechnology company located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. By leveraging precise fabrication techniques of the semiconductor industry, Liquidia has become the only company in the world2/8/2015 Morrisville, NC Save This Job
We are an innovative Silicon Valley start-up company that combines molecular chemistry, materials science, and device engineering to create novel materials and processes for the photovoltaic and electronic materials markets. We currently have open full-time positions for Research1/26/2015 Santa Clara, CA Save This Job
Position Location: Intematix Corporate Headquarters, Fremont, CA Reports to: Manager, Phosphor R&D General Purpose/Objectives: This position is primarily responsible for providing assistance to the project manager and senior engineers to carry out the material preparation,3/4/2015 Fremont, CA Save This Job
Duties Answers multi-line phone, take care of the callers needs/route appropriately Research orders Sorts all incoming faxes and distributes to the correct department Pricing for the facilities My Remedi Service call ticket system Utilizes3/1/2015 BALTIMORE, MD Save This Job
Description Based in metro-Atlanta, GA, Suniva manufactures high-efficiency monocrystalline silicon solar cells and high-power solar modules using patented low-cost techniques. The manufacturing operation is a 24x7 facility. This job posting is for a 3pm - 3am shift. Suniva is2/11/2015 Atlanta, GA Save This Job
Company: Coskata Coskata is a technology leader in the production of alternative fuels and chemicals. Our proprietary three-step process has been demonstrated at scale and offers high yields, low costs and feedstock flexibility. Location: Warrenville, Illinois Research and2/8/2015 Warrenville, IL Save This Job
Site : Not Specified Location : Stephenville TX US 76401 Education : High School / GED Category : Mechanical Job Description : TEMP TO PERM OR DIRECT HIRE - Relocation Assistance Available A CNC Maintenance Technician is responsible for the maintenance and repair of all2/21/2015 Stephenville, TX Save This Job
Location : Fort Meade MD US 20755 Job Type : Full Time Shift/Hours : First Shift (Day) Career Level : Experienced (Non-Manager) Education : Bachelor's Degree Category : AV Technology Job Description : For over 25 years, Yorktel has been the video managed services partner around3/17/2015 Fort Meade, MD Save This Job
Location : Thousand Oaks CA US 91319 % of Travel Required : 0-10% Job Type : Full Time Shift/Hours : First Shift (Day) Career Level : Experienced (Non-Manager) Education : Bachelor's Degree Category : AV Technology Job Description : For over 25 years, Yorktel has been the video3/17/2015 Thousand Oaks, CA Save This Job
Location: Lebanon, NHDepartment: High Throughput ExpressionType: Full TimeMin. Experience: Entry Level Adimab is seeking a Laboratory Technician to join its research team. The Laboratory Technician will work in a small team setting to support Adimab?s novel antibody discovery,3/4/2015 Lebanon, NH Save This Job
DESCRIPTION Be Part of The Next Generation of Flight Aurora Flight Sciences is a leader in unmanned aerial systems, with a fleet of innovative aircraft designed to empower small tactical units, and safeguard our borders. Aurora provides the capabilities and process controls of2/10/2015 Manassas, VA Save This Job


text:
Videos tagged "Edith Kramer"
Edith Kramer. Art Tells the Truth05:12
7,943 Plays / 15 Likes / 1 Comment
Pilot for future film+ More details
What are Tags?
Tags are keywords that describe videos. For example, a video of your Hawaiian vacation might be tagged with "Hawaii," "beach," "surfing," and "sunburn."


text: 500 pts Movie Trivia <KSIS VIP Club Escape Plan features Sylvester Stallone and what other action star? Click here to see the answer. Sign in to Participate Category: Trivia Ends: Sunday October 20 at 10:59PM CDT Visit our sponsor: Click here to see the answer. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! More Ways To Get and Use Points Win a Polaroid Socialmatic Digital Instant CameraWin a $200 Home Depot Gift CardWin $2,500 Cash!5:20 Word of the Day March 2015$25 Off Precision Computer Service Labor [COUPON]8″ Ice Cream Cake from DQ Grill and Chill


text:
You know… What happened the other day? I was giving a Solo in open air� in a garden� under the tree� as soon as I started singing� all the birds� cuckoos & perhaps� a nightingale also� :O))) Started� singing… chirping� & responding� to the music� and the whole atmosphere was filled with the songs sung by Man n Nature together� Indeed… It was a feeling magical� I could feel deep in my heart� still, still there is so much bliss Nature wishes to shower on me� !!!
Aah� Kya meri hee jholi phati huee hai? :O(((
Inshaa Allah! Then I sang… " Dard se mera Daman bhar de… Ya Allah! Phir chahe, diwana kar de… Ya Allah! "
(Photo By – Nilesh Dhakras)


text:
Integer Overflow Bug Leads To Diablo III Gold Duping 160
from the many-foreheads-were-slapped dept.
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).
So, what have we learned?
That C is scaryscary and we're too lazy to do type checking, so we'll keep using the trendy, make-money-now languages, treating this as an outlier that won't happen to us, since we're so smart?
You mean the guy with the duped jacked up account that guaranteed that they could one hit you every time? Yeah I messed with his world. Now the guy without the duped jacked up shit I could handle myself. I had fun but I mostly used it to contain the guy who would come in at the 11th hour and whack all of us with his duped gear and finish the game to get some legit gear all to himself. So yes if they played the game like a luser I spanked them.
You couldn't be more wrong. Signed ints are usually the best way to go in C/C++.
Actually, he's not wrong at all. He said signed integers don't behave in a very predictable manner, and he's right. Signed integers have undefined (actually, to be more precise, implementation-defined) behavior for mod and div of negative values. You cannot be sure whether -4 / 3 is -1 or -2, without knowing how your compiler implements it. Some round toward zero, others toward negative infinity. Recent drafts of C++ are trying to fix this.
Committees have become so important nowadays that subcommittees have to be appointed to do the work.


text:
Install the MESP3020 on new vehicles or retrofit to common V-body and tailgate spreaders.
Flexamat is ideal for stabilizing channels, banks, inlets and outlets, and shorelines by allowing vegetation to grow.
When coupled with the LazyLiner Elite ride-on driver, the PowrLiner 8950 provides ergonomic high productivity on major projects.
Install patented Live Edge trip cutting edge on any model snow plow to help the blade contour to the road surface.
Integrated ramp and anti-skid surfaces meet new requirements and high-visibility yellow helps calm traffic.
Available for both iOS and Android devices, the mobile app is available to agencies that subscribe to the maker's InterFleet program.
Fun and engaging presentation makes the subject matter easy to understand for municipalities considering their options.
Web-based comparison tool calculates the emissions of each construction approach based on project data entered by the user.
The Model 5439 Surface Sentinel communicates temperature, air temperature, relative humidity, and dew point via SDI-12 protocol compatible with standard datalogger and telemetry options.
Full-port 3-way valves come in 1 1/2-, 2, or 3-in. sizes, and 2-way valves are available in 2- or 3-in. dimensions.
Copyright ©
2015 Hanley Wood Media, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
Judge to hear challenge to Missouri health care measure
From Ballotpedia
July 13, 2010
JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri: A Missouri judge is scheduled to hear arguments this Tuesday, July 13, on a challenge to the proposed health care measure, also known as Proposition C.[1] The measure, which is scheduled to appear on the August 3 ballot, if maintained on the ballot will be the first challenge via the ballot to the federal health insurance law. The lawsuit, filed in late June 2010 in Cole County Circuit Court, is an attempt to block the measure from appearing on the statewide ballot. Specifically the challenge calls into question the method in which the measure was referred to the ballot - as a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment - and argue that it violated the Missouri Constitution.
See also


text:
Continue reading You Can Reverse Heart Disease With Lifestyle
Potato-Leek & Broccoli Soup
Creamy, Delicious Soup ~ Gluten-free and Dairy-free Too!
Have you figured out by now I love soups and other one-pot meals? Plus, these types of meals always mean leftovers… and yep, we love leftovers!
This was originally.. simply.. Potato-Leek Soup. Bill is not super fond of pureed soups but being an agreeable sort he ate it and said he enjoyed it. Later that same week on a cool, rainy night I was re-heating some for dinner and remembered I also had steamed broccoli leftover from the night before. It just seemed brilliant to throw it in the soup, and voila! … Potato-Leek & Broccoli Soup was born. I love this comforting soup and so does Bill.
Since his heart event I had put aside recipes that call for dairy milk or cream to avoid the saturated fat, preferring the fat in our diet come from healthier sources such as nuts, seeds and olive oil. This is especially true since I've learned dairy fat is also inflammatory, which is known to cause plaque buildup in our arteries. But recently I've discovered the magic of cashew cream! Oh the possibilities! Now those creamy, rich and delicious recipes we used to love are back on the table. Continue reading Potato-Leek & Broccoli Soup
Powerful, Healthy Things ~ Love and Kindness
Last Monday, a "heart healthy" card arrived in our mailbox! Yes, there are such things. The card was filled with all the warmth of a best hug, sent to us from dear friends. It came at a good time, when we were both feeling anxiety and sadness over a recent event. It made us think about the value in our lives and for our health of having close, loving relationships. Suddenly the undercurrent of anxiety and sadness I felt was swept away and replaced with a warm feeling in my chest and a smile on my face.
We talk about stress and sadness and the damage it can take on our well-being in so many ways. It raises blood pressure, exposes us to a constant and unhealthy barrage of stress hormones which stimulates inflammation, can cause irregular heartbeats, lead to depression, and so on. But what we don't talk about so much, Continue reading Powerful, Healthy Things ~ Love and Kindness
We receive a lot of emails with questions on this subject so let's talk about it.
Bill and I for quite a while have been big believers in the benefits of supplements as natural alternative therapies. Years ago when he was diagnosed with Rosacea, he didn't want to go on the life-long regimen of antibiotics as prescribed, so we turned to supplements for help. And it worked! Another time I struggled with debilitating pain behind my left ear that progressed to a chronic level, sending me to various doctors which led to a possible prognosis of a brain tumor and a CT scan, which fortunately found nothing. Then by chance we went out sailing for the day with friends and I took ginger every 3 hours to manage motion sickness (yes it works), only to be amazed at the end of the day that I had been pain free! Apparently there was inflammation somewhere inside me (ah ha!) so I began a regimen of ginger for a period of time and the problem went away. And on another occasion we reversed a serious eye condition with supplements, to the amazement of Bill's eye doctor. I'm a believer!
But think about this. By definition, a supplement is:
"Something that completes or enhances something else when added to it."
So the key word here is supplement–they are not a panacea. Continue reading SUPPLEMENTS FOR HEART HEALTH
Progress Report ~ Winter 2014
Progress Report
The exciting news about this post is that nothing much happened, and in this case that's pretty darned good. We're talking about Bill's latest checkup. The big event in this un-event was Bill's labwork, the first since Dr. Crandall let him off the last of the prescription meds eight months earlier. So what was the report card going to show? For those of us like me that want to know the nitty details on these things it went like this:
The first order of business was an EKG. No surprises and all was good.
Next we waited to see Dr. Crandall and I used this time to review my list of questions (I always have questions and blessfully Dr. Crandall is very patient with every one.)
Dr. Crandall was pleased Bill is maintaining a healthy weight and looking fit and strong. And now it was time to review the results from his blood workup. Continue reading Progress Report ~ Winter 2014
I don't know whether to call this crunchy goodness energy bars or cookies. They seem to bring out the child in everyone I share them with, and I think it's because they're a little reminiscent of rice krispie treats. That first crunchy bite is always followed by a smile. I think of them as energy bars and grab one when I'm headed out to Pilates or for a pick me up in the afternoon. But they are certainly yummy enough to eat as a sweet treat or dessert! Continue reading PRESENT GLO ENERGY BARS


text:
PlayStation 3
Imagine the embarrassment of a talented guitarist losing out in a shredding battle with someone who can't play a note. Since the launch of games like Rock Band, such things can and do happen. Now there's a chance to level the playing field somewhat, with the forthcoming release of a game controller that's also a genuine Fender Squier Strat. Of course, as well as introducing a whole new level of gameplay to virtual axe grinders, they can also benefit from learning to play an actual instrument. Rock 'n' roll... Read More
PlayStation Move review (PlayStation 3)
Sony's motion controlled gaming setup, PlayStation Move, has arrived in stores, and if you believe the hype, it's everything we wanted the Wii to be...and more. Is this the future of gaming or just another expensive set of peripherals that will be buried in the back of a cupboard by the end of the year? Read on for our review. Read More
Raven controller brings a touch of Xbox to your PS3
The controller is probably the gamers' most important tool. The controller that was first released for the original PlayStation back in December 1994 has remained largely unchanged in design through the release of the PS2 and the current PS3 to become a classic and instantly recognizable to gamers the world over. Despite its iconic status, some PS3 gamers prefer the feel of the the Xbox controller in their hands and, while there are plenty of third-party controllers floating around, there are few that cater to this market as well as the Raven from Nyko. Read More
Looks like Sony has been saving up announcements for E3 with the company revealing a number of PlayStation-related nuggets at the annual computer and video game trade show in Los Angeles. The announcements included the details of a premium subscription service for the PlayStation Network (PSN) called PlayStation Plus, release details for Sony's motion controller, the PlayStation Move, and a list of upcoming games, including 3D compatible titles, headed for the console. Read More
HBO content arrives on PS3 and PSP
Earlier in the week we covered Microsoft's agreement with Australia's Foxtel that will see pay TV content streamed to Xbox 360 consoles. Now Sony has announced that PS3 and PSP owners in the US will now be able to access programming from premium cable TV network HBO on their consoles. Using the PlayStation Network's (PSN) video delivery service PS3 /PSP owners can now purchase shows from HBO's popular lineup, including True Blood, The Sopranos, Sex and the City, Curb Your Enthusiasm and Flight of the Conchords, to name just a few. Read More
Ubisoft kills the printed game manual
It might not exactly be a revolutionary idea, but we think Ubisoft should be commended for announcing it is doing its bit for the environment by eliminating paper game manuals for its PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 video games. The paper numbers will be replaced with in-game digital manuals for all games that will also make it easier for gamers to access game information, as well as providing gamers with a manual that won't get lost or ripped to shreds by the family pet. Read More
I'm still rocking a launch-era PS3, and it's always felt like an investment rather than a money sink. Since launch, Sony has added DivX/Xvid playback, improved PSP Remote Play functionality, the affordable PlayTV PVR, and in Australia, support for the ABC's catch-up TV service called iView. So it pains me to report on the upcoming firmware update, which removes the Other OS feature from the non-Slim PS3s which were available until Q4 2009 - adding nothing in return. Read More
Pogoplug, the multimedia sharing device we first saw at CES 2009, has added to its list of features. Now, as well as allowing users to access their media on any PC via the web, users can also stream content to Xbox 360 and PS3 game consoles from any local or remotely located Pogoplug. Additionally, the Pogoplug is now capable of offsite backup thanks to the enhanced Active Copy feature that automatically copies files to a Pogoplug in another location. Read More
Power Gig game uses real guitar controller
There's a Battle of the Bands scenario brewing now that a new contender has arrived on the "play along to your favorite tunes with a game controller instrument" scene. Seven45 Studios has just released details of its new gaming system called PowerGig where the buttoned and plunger interface of the familiar Guitar Hero and Rock Band gaming interface has been tossed out in favor of a real six-string guitar. Read More
Sony Playstation Move motion controller official
Sony's motion controller for the PS3 first unveiled at E3 in 2009 now has a final design along with an official name. At the Game Developer Conference (GDC) 2010 the company officially announced the PlayStation Move motion controller touting its precision and calling it the "next generation of motion gaming". The controller works in conjunction with the PlayStation Eye camera that tracks the controller's glowing "light sphere" in three dimensions and that is the key to the Move's accuracy. Read More
- Features
- Reviews
- Aircraft
- Architecture
- Around The Home
- Automotive
- Bicycles
- Children
- Computers
- Digital Cameras
- Electronics
- Environment
- Games
- Good Thinking
- Health and Wellbeing
- Holiday Destinations
- Home Entertainment
- Inventors and Remarkable People
- Laptops
- Marine
- Medical
- Military
- Mobile Technology
- Motorcycles
- Music
- Outdoors
- Pets
- Robotics
- Science
- Space
- Sports
- Telecommunications
- Urban Transport
- Wearable Electronics
- 2014 Action Camera Comparison Guide
- 2014 Smartwatch Comparison Guide
- 2014 Windows 2-in-1 Comparison Guide
- 2014 Smartphone Comparison Guide
- 2014 Full Frame DSLR Comparison Guide
- 2014 Tablet Comparison Guide
- 2014 Superzoom Camera Comparison Guide
- 2014 iPad Comparison Guide
- 2014 Entry-Level to Enthusiast DSLR Comparison Guide
- 2014 Small Compact Camera Comparison Guide


text:
Also found in these collections
Description: Make Your Daddy Proud
Vivienne was first to heart it
228 people have hearted this image
This image is in 14 collections
You might like these too
Now available in your language!Use in your language! Go back to English
Also found in these collections
You might like these too
Sign in with Facebook or Twitter to start your gallery.
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with TwitterDon't have Twitter or Facebook? Skip this step!


text:
JUST heard the winter forecast
i'm in montgomery county just outside northeast philadelphia. the weathermen (and amy) of channel 10 news are hosting a weather survival guide (earthwatch 101 - surviving winter) special with a guide to this year's winter weather. if i heard right, this is going to be a much colder winter with more snow. glen "hurricane" schwartz is predicting a total of 30 to 40" this season with at least one 10" snow storm. he further noted we will have about 16 days with snow.
are you prepared?
Well, maybe it'll be like the major hurricane season this year that they were predicting in early spring, A total mistake.
Still with all that, we have had a lot worse than 30-40" in the past, and I can remember several storms over the 38 years I've lived up here in PA that we had single snows of over 10" and up to 24-36". One of those was last year when a lot of us had a 15-18" snow, Feb 11-12 I believe.
I've got a personal theory about predicting winter weather.
Whatever the December weather trend is, the rest of the winter is the opposite.
I'd been thinking this for years, but last year I really tried to remember my observations so I could check the theory. Sure enough, we had a very cold December and a very warm winter.
We seem to be having a typical December this year. Maybe a teeny bit colder than usual but it's early days yet.
Im in Scr. Pa. and the weather is great NO SNOW but my looking at my flower garden you would think its spring almost everything is comeing up. I even had blooms on my forsythia in the early part of DEC.
So my question is will I have flowers in the spring and summer be cause they are coming up now .
And we're in for a nice warm week, from the sounds of it!
I had last week off, and was amazed at how much gardening I could still do, despite the late date. On New Years day I was digging in the ground, straightening/staking/pruning fruit trees. Very fun.
Wolfe, are your peach trees in a warmish location? My Reliant peach isn't budding at all yet.
Isn't it wonderful. I like living in Atlanta, without the hot summers.
Carol, the peach trees are on the north side of my house, and are a bit sheltered thus. Don't your Reliants normally bloom later than most peaches? I would think that would make them more....welll....Reliable.
guess you can't believe what you hear, even if it is from the "experts". so far, so good...although maybe we are in for a frightful february? i'm still planting bulbs, although i can see so much green of already established bulbs popping. strange weather, but i'm not going to complain, i'm rather enjoying it.
happy new year!
Yes, I think late bloom is what makes the Reliant peach reliable :)
Hopefully I didn't kill mine by pruning it drastically in early January. It had about two weeks of warm weather afterwards to heal up. Warm winters are dangerous for a garden! I was outside, itching to prune something, and the poor fruit trees caught my eye.
It looks like Carol's theory on winter weather is right on the money.
Just checked the forecast...below freezing for the rest of the week, which means this snow won't be going away anytime soon :(
Good grief, I hate cold weather, but without it, thoughts of spring wouldn't put butterflies in my stomach!
Update - warm up on the way! Just hang on a few more days. Phil was right but just a couple weeks off. LOL
I had hellbores blooming in January and a bunch of buds were swelling on my plum before the cold snaps hit. Will see how well (or not so well) those buds took the cold. Hellebores flopped and went into a frozen sleep.
Maryanne - Sunset is a publisher that has focussed on home and garden magazines and books - but originally for the western states. They came up with a climate zone schema that they felt better reflected the microclimates and topology west of the Mississippi. Sunset basically ignored the USDA Zones and encouraged those in the west to do the same, as the USDA's Zones are based on the avg. lowest minimum temperatures, which they felt somehow accurately reflected the eastern climate. Of course that's silly because the USDA's Zone maps didn't take into account the different topology and microclimates east of the Mississippi either.... ;-) However topology and elevation are now being factored into the new USDA zone map (which is part of why it is taking so long to release). Note the soon to be released USDA map will not be the same as the new National Arbor Day Zone map.
In any case, by 2002, Sunset recently expanded their Zone designations to cover the entire U.S. "Sunset Zone 32" covers a good chunk of the northern Mid-Atlantic coastal plain climate.
You can find this area's Sunset Zones from here. The full clickable map is here.
Sunset published a "Northeastern Garden Book" that covers the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (including PA) and it's a great garden book that very accurately describes this area and includes an encyclopedia of many of the popular plants grown here. I got mine at Home Depot!
Your post was very helpful. I grew up in the Southwest, and "Sunset" is the first and last word, on gardening. (Which, by the way, has not stopped me from collecting no less than seven regional gardening books, some that have been helpful.)
I am THRILLED to learn that Sunset has published a book for our region. I'll be stopping at Home Depot on the way home.


text:
Top Linksmain detailsbiographyby votesphoto galleryquotes
Filmographiesby yearby typeby ratingsby votesby TV seriesby genreby keyword
Did You Know?photo galleryquotes
Sir Lancelot the Brave (Character)
from Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
FilmographyEdit Credits
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) Played by John Cleese
... aka "Mønti Pythøn ik den Høli Gräilen" - International (English title) (subtitle)
... aka "Monty Python and Holy Grail" - Japan (English title)
Additional Details
Fun Stuff
Bridgekeeper: Stop. Who would cross the Bridge of Death must answer me these questions three, ere the other side he see.
Sir Lancelot: Ask me the questions, bridgekeeper. I am not afraid.
Bridgekeeper: What... is your name?
Sir Lancelot: My name is Sir Lancelot of Camelot.
Bridgekeeper: What... is your quest?
Sir Lancelot: To seek the Holy Grail.
Bridgekeeper: What... is your favourite colour?
Sir Lancelot: Blue.
Bridgekeeper: Go on. Off you go.
Sir Lancelot: Oh, thank you. Thank you very much.
See more »
You may correct errors and omissions on this page directly. Clicking the 'Update' button will take you through a step-by-step process.


text:
Tonight: Season Premiere of ABC's New Family Drama The Fosters
June 3, 2013 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Eric Cameron, HRC Digital Media Specialist
The Fosters – a new one-hour drama from executive producer Jennifer Lopez – premieres tonight on ABC Family.
The series tells the story of a multi-ethnic family of foster and biological children being raised by two moms.
In the United States, more than 400,000 children are currently in foster care. An estimated 14,000 children – or 3 percent of all U.S. foster children – live with LGBT parents.
Watch the trailer for the new series below. The Fosters premieres tonight at 9/8c on ABC Family.
Learn more about HRC's All Children - All Families program - which seeks to enhance LGBT cultural competence among child welfare professionals and educate LGBT people about opportunities to become foster or adoptive parents - here.
Top Posts
HRC Arkansas to Governor Asa Hutchinson: Veto SB202 Now
February 18, 2015
HRC's Time to Thrive Conference Kicks Off in Portland, Oregon
February 14, 2015
Epidemic of Anti-LGBT Violence Continues with Murder of Ohio Youth
February 16, 2015
"Love Has No Labels" Ad Campaign Celebrates Diversity and Inclusion
February 18, 2015


text:
haymaker wrote a new post, After Germanwings, what should be done?, on the site whydonttheylistentous
Predictably in the aftermath of the German-wings tragedy, the media chorus is 'Something must be done!'. They say that the airlines must do more about their aircrew's fitness to fly, and especially psychiatric […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Obama, Bibi & MENA………….., on the site whydonttheylistentous
Iran, Israel and the USA dominate the world news scene here with the personal spat between Bibi Netanyahu and Obama monopolizing media reports. Interestingly, Netanyahu is a conservative who relies on the […]
haymaker wrote a new post, This Election; 'how long, o Lord, how long?', on the site whydonttheylistentous
We have never had an election campaign like this before, because we have never had fixed-term Parliament. This unnecessary and foolish law, which has Clegg's fingerprints all over it, took away the Prime […]
haymaker wrote a new post, America; the state we're in!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
One thing that struck me about O's prayer breakfast speech was that he need not have gone back into medieval history to find examples of Christian atrocities against mankind. The Germans did it, the Russians did […]
haymaker wrote a new post, More police paedo persecution?, on the site another voice
I see that K. Harvey Proctor is back on the front pages.
'Harvey who?' you might well ask.
Well, back in the 80s he was Tory MP for Basildon and then Billericay when the constituency was split. I was the […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Who wants to ban e-cigs?, on the site whydonttheylistentous
It would seem that the antis campaigning against e-cigarettes are working their way through the entire Liars Lexicon.
'They' torture statistics so that they will say anything the antis want.
'They' […]
haymaker wrote a new post, EU vs. Russia: game, set, and…………..?, on the site whydonttheylistentous
Ukraine 'is a far away country of which we know nothing'; Minsk has an eerie resonance in 2015 with Munich in 1937, and the so-called peace agreement is of the same worth as Chamberlain's 'piece of paper'.
If […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Tally-ho, Tony Blair!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
Tony Blair has just gone up in my estimation, admittedly from a very low starting base. The DT informs us that in 2004 he made a bet with the Prince of Wales that there would still be fox-hunting ten years later. […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Diagnosing the NHS……., on the site whydonttheylistentous
The polls say that the future of the NHS is the number one concern for voters, so inevitably all the parties trumpet their solutions – which are all the same. Chuck more money at it!
None go to the root of the […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Tax dodgers: Mrs Hodge and BBC nota bene!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
I published this last year but in view of Margaret Hodge's latest outburst and the BBC coverage of HSBC assisting in 'tax evasion' I thought it could do with a fresh airing
Obama has set off once more on his […]
haymaker wrote a new post, , on the site another voice
"How dreadful are the curses which Mohammedanism lays on its votaries! Besides the fanatical frenzy,which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy.The effects are […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Just waming up………, on the site whydonttheylistentous
'2014 the hottest year on record', fanfared the recent headlines. They say that it was the hottest year since records began in 1880. The Daily Mail said it was definite proof that the earth was warming 'very […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Prairie politics……, on the site whydonttheylistentous
The domestic and international scenes continue their downward spiral. It is hard to imagine that things could be much worse. Folks here on the prairie remain unencumbered by these events and thereby gain a modicum […]
haymaker wrote a new post, A colourful issue………., on the site another voice
I am somewhat bemused by the recent ruckus over some thespian wimp referring to whom Dame Edna would call 'our little tinted friends' as 'coloured' , and then publishing a grovelling and completely ott apology.
haymaker wrote a new post, The Euro's long 'Goodbye'!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
The general opinion amongst the chattering classes is that the new Greek PM, Alexis Tsipras, has got himself into a lose-lose situation. If he does a deal with the hated Troika, the IMF, ECB and EU, he is dead […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Another British institution bites the dust………., on the site another voice
An unpleasant piece in the Torygraph by a teenage scribbler gloating over the demise of Simpsons-in-the –Strand, that gastronomic icon of Britishness.
Here is how he describes it.
'Simpson's was an […]
haymaker wrote a new post, After Red Ed; is this the man to watch?, on the site whydonttheylistentous
One of the most depressing features of modern politics is the rise over the last twenty years of the political clone, educated expensively, top university, never employed outside politics, no other experience, […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Picturing the Prophet: how to get it all wrong!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
At last we have enlightenment about the post-Paris wretched debate about publishing depictions of the Prophet Muhammad thanks to a piece in the Bangkok Post by Professor Rizvi, an expert in Islamic intellectual […]
haymaker wrote a new post, After Charlie, a reality check!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
The strategy of Islamic Jihad is entirely transparent, except possibly to our political elite and the Daily Mail. The war-plan is to replace a free society with a controlled caliphate. Crazy, of course.
By […]
haymaker wrote a new post, Free speech? You're 'avin' a larf!, on the site whydonttheylistentous
After the wave of outrage over Paris comes the outrage over the attack on 'free speech'. So we now have a new wave of hypocrisy. Everyone is fulminating against an horrendous attack on free speech. Our masters are […]


text:
Nice to meet you here at our free ringtones website, where it's possible to use the best ringtones for your cell. Today we have a ringtone of "Klimbim" by Don Ross as well as 23 other ringtones by Don Ross. "Klimbim" is the best track from the "Passion Session" album that was produced by Don Ross at their studios together with other 5 tracks. You can listen to all 6 Don Ross – "Klimbim" ringtone variations available here and download it for free in few seconds. You can also find other 4 albums produced by Don Ross for all time. "Klimbim" is referred to Acoustic, and Audiko offer a huge amount of Acoustic videos absolutely for free. And finally, we have collected lyrics for this track and you can view it here as well. So feel free to browse, listen, download ringtones at Audiko.net. Make your phone sound cool!
Don Ross Klimbim Ringtone
Similar Ringtones
Browse Genres
Acoustic Acoustic Guitar Canadian Fingerstyle Folk Instrumental Relaxing flamenco guitar new age
Albums by Don Ross
Don Ross
13 Oct 2003
Don Ross
23 Mar 1999
Top ringtones by Don Ross
New ringtones
- Rihanna And Kanye West And Paul McCartney - tumiltys tune
- 䠀攀渀爀礀 䴀攀渀搀攀稀 - 吀愀渀 䈀漀渀椀琀愀
- Soundtrack - Matt Monro - On Days like thes
- Moreno. Incredibile - Moreno. Incredibile
- One Direction - More than this Español
- the weeknd - Earned It (Fifty Shades of Gr
- Ne-Yo Ft. T.I. - One More
- John BARRY - Journey To Fort Sedgewick
- jose de rico - Mas Que una Amiga ft. Adrian Rodriquez
- Alan,Alan, Alan, Alan, Alan - Alan,Alan, Alan, Alan, Alan


text:
Ben Bennett plays at the opening of The Show Room in Indianapolis from Big Car on Vimeo.
Two Westside Exhibitions: The Loo-vre and Noise Wall
Join us at our new pop-up art spaces in the Lafayette Place strip mall by visiting two unique exhibits. In the Show Room, see The Loo-vre, a gallery adjacent to the restroom (and inside the restroom) devoted to beautiful images of digestion — designed by Big Car artist-in-residence Niina Cochran.
In the Listen Hear sound-art space, experience Noise Wall. Sound artists from Los Angeles, France, Oregon, Italy, Florida, Germany our own Indiana have contributed unlikely sound-bearing objects that have been wired to behave like speakers, and the whole gallery wall is one big speaker.
Other than on holidays, Listen Hear and The Show Room is open Tuesdays 4-9 pm, Thursdays 11-7pm, and Saturdays 12-4 pm.
Big Car Collaborative receives $100,000 through Reconnecting to Our Waterways
Big Car is receiving $100,000 for creative placemaking work and arts programming related to the waterway destinations around the city and especially at our westside location near Little Eagle Creek. $55,000 will go toward programming and soft-scape improvements along the northwest side of the Little Eagle Creek waterway. Another $45,000 will provide system-wide programming and artist training to benefit all six local waterways, furthering the involvement of artists in creative placemaking projects. The grant will employ a shared full-time person for one year.
Funding for Reconnecting to Our Waterways is made possible by the Kresge Foundation and the Central Indiana Community Foundation. More details in a ROW press release.
2014 was an amazing year, excited about 2015!
Read executive director and founder Jim Walker's exciting wrap up of 2014 and look ahead to 2015 and beyond here. And be sure to watch our year-end video below. We are a 501c3 nonprofit that relies on the support of people like you. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation here.
Big Car 2014 in Review from Big Car on Vimeo.
Check out videos from NO BRAKES our 10-year celebration this fall
Big Car featured on The Art Assignment on PBS Digital
Play the game created by Jim Walker and Florian Rivière here. Be sure to share your adventures on Twitter. There's great documentation of what people are doing on The Art Assignment's blog. Get your very own Drift Dice, a simplified version of the game you can take with you, here.
Want to know more about Big Car?
Check out our snapshots on Instagram


text:
This is one of my mom's favorite places to go for special lunch get togeather. We enjoy the tasty malts & good food. also have never had bad service.
Fabulous!!! Love it, every time we go we get great service. We visit at least 3 times a month and they know us by name
I went in for lunch for a classic dining experience and I got it. The cheeseburger, fries, and shake were great. The shakes are big enough for two people. My server was really nice, I felt like I was a kid again and over at a friend's house with a different mom serving me yummy food. I would like to...
If you like real, (not fast) food and you like malts, this place is incredible. Had a turkey dinner which was quite good. Lots of burgers and other similar food available.
But this restaurant may have the best malts in the Twin Cities...about 20 different kinds of offered, far beyond the traditional. (please see pictures for the malt menu). I...
Its a real diner experience from the 50's. Turkey open face sandwich &dinner is made from fresh roasted real turkey, not a loaf. burgers are great, soups made from scratch, and malts to die from. A must go restaurant for the whole family, from mom dad & kids to grandma and grandpa.
When u think 50s u think old school and this is the right feel on the right night I live down the street from the 50 and I love it they would have the nice cars on Sunday's it a true old school restaurant
I love this place. It has great food and desserts
Family friendly atmosphere. Never disappointing
Their pies are the best in town
We had the best burgers ever here. All their food are home made meaning you can taste the difference. Nice, Crisp and Fresh. Considering it's a fast food restaurant, their food is top notch. Best burgers My mum and I have ever eaten. Their salad was very freshens crispy too. It's very different here. A little germ hidden in Brooklyn...
Burgers, fries, shakes, malts, pies and cakes made from scratch. Waitresses dressed in poodle skirts. 50's music playing in the background and pictures & posters of James Dean, Elvis, young Marlon Brando, Elizabeth Taylor, etc. Great food brought to your table by servers with that famous "Minnesota Nice." How can you go wrong??? The food is fresh and delicious. You...
Fun ambiance and great food. It was definitely a 50s feel with everything from uniforms to a working jukebox. Good food and awesome dessert options
Register now for free — and start getting automatic notification of new reviews, responding to traveler feedback, adding new photos to your listing and much more.


text:
Strategic Preview: Walmart Q4 2014
Our Quarterly Strategic Previews include expert analysis and opinion on the top 3 grocery multinationals – Walmart, Carrefour and Tesco. From our team of international specialists, each report – published before the retailers release their quarterly results – provides a comprehensive overview on the major strategic shifts ...More
For unlimited report downloads and News on Demand browse our range of flexible subscription.
Latest Reports & Presentations
PPT24 Feb 2015
Reports & Presentations
Jabong.com is one of India's leading online fashion and lifestyle platforms. Known for its designer collections, Jabong offers ...More€750
PPT23 Feb 2015
Reports & Presentations
Snapdeal, headquartered in Delhi, is India's largest e-commerce marketplace. The e-tailer offers a wide range of products ...More€750
PPT16 Feb 2015
Reports & Presentations
This report looks at Magnit, Russia's new grocery market leader. With no intentions of slowing expansion in 2015 despite ...More
PPT12 Feb 2015
Reports & Presentations
This report explores grocery retail in Poland, undoubtedly the largest and the most dynamic market in Central Europe. ...More
The Best Selling Reports
2 Oct 2014
Reports & Presentations
The Top 20 got bigger in 2013 – but only just. Combined sales of the world's 20 largest grocers increased only marginally ...More€300
PPT6 May 2014
Reports & Presentations
Everyone covets convenience – shoppers and retailers. 'Convenience, convenience, convenience' may soon replace 'location, ...More
Premium: PPT26 Mar 2014
Reports & Presentations
Although shopping has changed, the principles of retailing - great products, superior service and compelling curation – remain. ...More€5000
Premium: PPT22 Sep 2014
Reports & Presentations
A weak economy and unfavourable demographic change are forcing Western retailers and FMCG groups to look for growth in emerging ...More€4000


text: Quazar - Whoo-Saa (Breathing Exercise) (Prod. Rukunetsu) by Quazar *Recording* published on 2013/01/01 18:18:17 +0000 Another joint might be coming out by next week...you ready! Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Axja0-4910 I tried to spit some knowledge to ya'll on this one, actually I do that on every song...but this is some deep knowledge follow along. Rukunetsu did good on the beat didn't he? His page: https://soundcloud.com/rukunetsu


text:
Marvel Now/ReEvolution Ongoing Discussion (Spoilers)
View Single Post
November 18 2011, 04:17 AM
Captain Craig
Vice Admiral
Location: Nashville,TN
Re: Heroic Age/Avengers Ongoing Discussion Thread (Spoilers)
Broccoli wrote:
Hound of UIster wrote:
The last version of Ghost Rider lasted more than 30 issues plus a 5 issue mini finale. Cancelling it at #9 is a slap in the face to the fans.
What fans? If the book was canceled that quickly, clearly not enough people were reading it.
You realize 35 issues is 3 years of support? That mini to wrap up was always intended to be the next arc in the ongoing. Marvel decided to honor the arc but tried the stop/start/renumber in an effort to boost sales.
The industry has been in such a state the past decade that a book lasting past 25 issues (2yrs) is considered a modest success.
"Picard never hit me." Q-Less(DS9)
"Freedom is the Right of All Sentient Beings" Optimus Prime
Captain Craig
View Public Profile
Send a private message to Captain Craig
Find More Posts by Captain Craig


text:
Mixing batches of growing medium
After a late summer outside and a half a winter indoors growing with the 5-1-1 mix I am preparing for summer and a whole new batch of rewarding work. I am going to be bit more ambitious this year and plan to start with 10 cubic yards of bark fines and the appropriate (still determining) amounts of the other bits.
I am mainly wondering what vessel and tools people use for the actual mixing of the mix. I used a 35 gallon tote and my hands to mix my previous batches and that just does not seem adequate for the amout I am planning on doing this round.
On a side note, I am going to try the gritty mix for the budha's hand I plan to get in spring, seems more appropriate for the venue.
I think Al has said that he uses a large tarp for mixing. Even if he wasn't the one who said it, whoever did sounded like a great idea. I got a couple tarps this past year for hail protection, so I'm definitely going to try it. I used a 40-gallon trash can, and it worked "ok," but was a real pain.
I have mixed as much as 30 cubic feet of potting mix on my asphalt drive way using a snow shovel. I lay the largest portion (pine fines in the case of Al's mix) down in a roughly flat oval and then cover it with a layer of the next ingredient. I then wet it very lightly, just to keep the dust down, and then use the shovel to roughly begin mixing the first two ingredients. On top of that, I add the last ingredient (usually perlite) and wet it down lightly with a fine spray of water. At that point I try to evenly layer everything else, like fertilizer and lime. Finally, after a break, I use the shovel to turn everything over several times to mix. This whole thing takes at least two hours, and goes better if you can enlist someone with a strong back. I always use a face mask or at least a kerchief because I don't want to breathe any of this in. (I dream of finding a friend with a cement mixer, but I never have.)
Some folks use tarps, others use small cement mixers... I use the rigid plastic kiddie pools, available almost everywhere during the summer months. I dump in my ingredients and mix it all with an estate shovel or a rake, or whatever I happen to have handy.
The pools are great tools for gardening use. I use them over winter to group my deciduous trees and potted dormant plants, and I close them in a garage. I use them for potting in spring, and they help keep the mess contained.
I keep a few of both sizes around for various uses. They make great pools for ducks... we have Muscovy ducks. And when not in use, I keep them hung on nails on the wall of the garage.
I would think, however, that tarps would give a greater amount of uses, and would make a relatively cheap and easy way to mix the gritty mix ingredients together... by dragging and rolling the corners and edges so the pile rolls over itself.
10 YARDS!? Holy smokes - that's a dump truck full. 270 cu ft or about 2,500 gallons by the time you mix in the peat and perlite. That's some AMBITION!!! ;o)
I use the tarp method, but that only does about 3-4 cu ft at a time. Smaller batches can be made in a wheel barrow or a tub, or by way of any of the other suggestions the good folks have offered.
I want a portable cement mixer too, but the better half ain't buying it. Lol Maybe I'll wait until we need something for the house - real bad - & then work a deal. She's the type that thinks you build a huge garage so it can sit nice & empty; so we always go to (a little) war every fall when I bring all my trees & nursery wagons & stuff into the garage. Women! ;-)
Bit of a mistype, only 10 FEET, these six day work weeks turn my brain to jello. Still, I am looking to probably triple my amount of plants this year and judge if it is a workable amount for me.
The tarp method seems like the winner for me, I have several around already and used them when I repotted out of miracle gro potting soil.
When mixing cement mix for a shower pan (sand and portland cement) we use about 4 methods.
1. mudbox or wheelbarrow/ smallest batches (kiddie pool)
2.directly on the slab or tarp (2 people can grab opposite corners to toss it around instead of a shovel with the tarp)
3. cement mixer on the bigger jobs (can be rented for the day for around $60-$70. Use only for really big jobs 2 cubic yards or more)
4.The tool you most probably already have: ROTOTILLER! Very quick used on large commercial floors 1000 sq. ft.+
If you have a tiller, use it. You should be done in way under an hour.
I have a big 55 gallon barrel that has a screw on lid. We measure out our ingredients and layer them as we dump them in. Then I have the kids push it around the yard. I come over and flip it a few times and it is mixed really well. Then I dump it on a large tarp, wet it down and then use it and put the rest back in the barrel for storage.


text:
Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack
Finger Lakes 2014 Live Thoroughbred Racing Season Concludes
Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack (FLGR) concluded the 2014 season on Friday with Dreamboat taking the feature race of the Closing Day card. Pedro Rodriguez guided the 3-year-old gelding owned by Langpap Stables to the two length victory.
Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack Employees Win Innovation Challenge
Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack (FLGR) employees Kimberly Allen and Ken Miles, won parent company, Delaware North's, first ever Innovation Challenge. The competition challenged the company's global workforce to collaborate with colleagues from a different operating company and bring forth an innovative concept. The concepts, which were required to impact the entire company, required a thorough business plan and were vetted through the company's senior leadership team.
Fox Rules named 2014 Horse of the Year
Fox Rules was named 2014 Finger Lakes (FLGR) "Horse of the Year" at the annual FLGR Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association awards dinner on Saturday. The 5-year-old New York-bred owned by Langpap Stables won all three of his FLGR starts this year.
Remainder of Tuesday card canceled after first race
The live racing card for Tuesday, November 18 at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack (FLGR) was canceled after the running of the first race.
Ferraro saddles 3,000th winner
Trainer Michael S. Ferraro notched his 3000th career win at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack (F.L.G.R.) on Wednesday, November 12. He reached the milestone when Sweet Sweet Afleet scored a two and three-quarter length victory in the eighth race under jockey David Lopez.
Crackerjack Jones Breaks Track Record
Crackerjack Jones scored his third consecutive victory in a track record time at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack on Wednesday. The Christopher Progno-trainee won the eighth race by six and one-half lengths in a one mile and one-quarter time of 2:05.10.
Thrive to Survive Wins $10,000 in Seventh Annual Charity Cup
A day of celebration and recognition of area charitable organizations came to a close today at Finger Lakes Gaming & Racetrack (FLGR) with Thrive to Survive taking the top donation prize of $10,000 in the seventh annual Charity Cup this afternoon. A total of $30,000 was offered by FLGR in support of the participating organizations.
Good Luck Gus wins $252,098 New York Breeders' Futurity
Good Luck Gus was a popular winner of the 52nd renewal of the $252,098 New York Breeders' Futurity on Saturday at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack.
Lady Finger Stakes dominated by Contessa
A field of 14 New York-bred 2-year-old fillies started from the gate in the $141,675 Lady Finger Stakes at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack on Saturday. The event concluded with a photo finish between stablemates from the the same barn.
Geaux Mets a convincing winner of Ontario County Stakes
Geaux Mets was a convincing winner of the $50,000 Ontario County Stakes at Finger Lakes Gaming and Racetrack (F.L.G.R.) on Saturday. He took the 30th renewal of the dash for New York-bred 3-year-olds by twelve and one-half lengths


text:
Mothers who give birth preterm have higher levels of phthalates than those who give birth at full-term, according to an association study conducted by University of Michigan researchers. The researchers said the results need to be confirmed with more study.
North America represents about 30 percent of the global consumption of flexible packaging. Annual growth in this region is forecast at 4 percent during the next 5 years.
For more insight on growth opportunities, drivers of growth and the outlook for 2015, download this report.
This report is a review and analysis of the North American Plastics Recycling Industry, including key trends and statistics based on 2013 performance. We examine market environment factors, regulatory issues, industry challenges, key drivers and emerging trends in post-consumer and post-industrial recycling.Learn more
This report analyzes the $20 billion plastics industry in Mexico including sales of machinery & equipment, resins and finished products.
Our analysts provide insight on business trends, foreign investment, top end markets and plastics processing activity. The report also provides important data on exports, production, employment and value of plastics products manufactured.
June 2, 2015 - June 3, 2015Plastics Financial Summit - Chicago 2015
September 16, 2015 - September 18, 2015Plastics Caps & Closures - September 2015More Events


text:
There are currently no items in your cart.
O crux benedicta
O Cross Most Blessed
- Look inside(2) Listen (1)
- Instrument:
- Ensemble:
- Level:
O crux benedicta (O Cross Most Blessed). Composed by Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643). Arranged by Bruce Smedley. For SAB choir, piano reduction. Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Good Friday, Palm Sunday, Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Sacred. Easy. Octavo. 8 pages. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-4562).
Text Source: Gregorian antiphon.
Customers Who Bought O crux benedicta Also Bought:
By Your Hand, You Feed Your People
$1.40 $1.19
Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day
$1.50 $1.28
O Praise the Lord
$1.70 $1.45
Come to Us, Spirit of God
$1.20 $1.02
By Gracious Powers
$1.20 $1.02
The Oxford Book of Flexible Anthems
$22.95 $18.36
Choral Refrains from Psalms for the...
$2.15 $1.83
Hodie Christus Natus Est
$1.40 $1.19
Choise Musick
$3.00 $2.55
Ecce Fidelis Servus
$1.90 $1.61
Puer natus est
$1.50 $1.28
Heart of a Shepherd
$1.90 $1.61
The New Oxford Easy Anthem Book
$22.50 $18.00
With Harp and Voice of Psalms
$2.05 $1.74
Six Easy Three-Part Anthems
Anthems for Choirs 1
$22.50 $18.00
The Oxford Easy Anthem Book
$20.95 $16.76
You Are God: Te Deum / Tu eres Dios
$1.30 $1.10
O crux benedicta
O Cross Most Blessed
- Explain exactly why you liked or disliked the product. Do you like the artist? Is the transcription accurate? Is it a good teaching tool?
- Consider writing about your experience and musical tastes. Are you a beginner who started playing last month? Do you usually like this style of music?
- Feel free to recommend similar pieces if you liked this piece, or alternatives if you didn't.
- Be respectful of artists, readers, and your fellow reviewers. Please do not use inappropriate language, including profanity, vulgarity, or obscenity.
- Avoid disclosing contact information (email addresses, phone numbers, etc.), or including URLs, time-sensitive material or alternative ordering information.
- We cannot post your review if it violates these guidelines. If you have any suggestions or comments on the guidelines, please email us.
- All submitted reviews become the licensed property of Sheet Music Plus and are subject to all laws pertaining thereto. If you believe that any review contained on our site infringes upon your copyright, please email us.
- Read Sheet Music Plus's complete Privacy Policy
O crux benedicta
O Cross Most Blessed
Tell a friend (or remind yourself) about this product. We'll instantly send an email containing product info and a link to it. You may also enter a personal message.
We do not use or store email addresses from this form for any other purpose than sending your share email.
Read our Privacy Policy.
Now you can also view your purchased titles on your iPad with our
free Sheet Music Plus Digital Print Viewer app.
With Digital Print, you can print from your computer immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application on your computer.
See all System Requirements for Digital Print
Note: Our Digital Print items are purchased solely through our website. By purchasing a Digital Print item, you are authorized by the publisher to print out the purchased number of copies for that particular title. Thus, we are unable to fax, mail or email digital titles in any form or file format (including PDF) as it violates copyright law.
Google Chrome Users: The most recent Google Chrome update is not compatible with Adobe AIR. We recommend using an alternate browser (such as Internet Explorer, Safari, or Firefox) in order to download Adobe AIR and print your music.
Digital Print - Available Instantly!
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please contact us at email@example.com.
Make a wish list for gifts, suggest standard repertoire, let students know which books to buy, boast about pieces you've mastered: Music Lists are as unique as the musician! Easily share your music lists with friends, students, and the world.
To create a music list, please sign in.Existing Accounts
Sign In and Add to My Music ListNew Accounts
See Similar Sheet Music
More by this Composer: Claudio Monteverdi Sheet Music Claudio Monteverdi Choir Sheet Music Claudio Monteverdi Piano Accompaniment Sheet Music Claudio Monteverdi 3-Part Sheet Music Claudio Monteverdi Mixed Choir Sheet Music Claudio Monteverdi SAB Sheet Music
Instrument: Choir Sheet Music Piano Accompaniment Sheet Music
Ensemble: 3-Part Music Mixed Choir Music SAB Music
Genre: Baroque Period Sheet Music Renaissance Sheet Music
Level: Beginning