text:
Reviews, reviews, reviews...
FreakScore is a weighted average of all aggregated professional and user review scores. Read more
This product has a FreakScore of 7.8* out of 10 based on 4 scores.
*Score is uncertain and deviates toward category average due to low number of scores.
Introducing the Multi-Purpose CE500A-BK Speaker System from BEHR Read more
Great Deal: $129.99

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"This is the almost cheapest accommodation for group traveller in Shibuya. The space is not big but you can stay with your friends. It is recommend for who want to save the accommodation cost, want to stay with your friends/families. "
"This apartment will open Nov 10th! More pictures to be added shortly. A studio in a modern apartment building that is 5 mins on foot from SHIBUYA station. Max of 4 people. If convenience is your #1 priority, this is the perfect place for you."
"Located in middle of Shibuya and walking distance to Harajuku. Easy to shop and many places to eat, a great place to stay for the city life. Shibuya connects to 9 different train lines and many bus, allowing very easy access to many tourist spots."
"Thank you for visiting Jasmine&Gary 'S SHIBUYA great location shining room!! You can find beautiful view and peaceful life here even in SHIBUYA. And the location is perfect only 8min to Shibuya station. We love here and strongly recommend to you!!"
"Best & awesome location in middle of Shibuya with pocket wifi included!"
"This modern & chic apt sits atop the 7th floor of a brand new building with an amazing view of Shinjuku. Only 6 min. walk from Shibuya station, it's a great place to call home with shopping, dining, and playing, all in an arms reach. ●Max ..."
"Just 4 minutes to the station, 1 double bed, and 2 single beds, so 4 people can stay. Room has all you need, wired optical fiber and wifi 24h without limits."
"Here is a chance to stay at a very centrally located apartment. From here you can walk to the famous Yoyogi park in just 5 mins. In Yoyogi park you can enjoy all the summer festivals or just enjoy a picnic in the sun. "
" New opening sale!! This is your own private apartment! You can get the whole view of Tokyo at night! Nearby Shibuya a busy street and shopping district. 5minute walk from Shibuya Station. 3minute walk from Shinsen Station. "
"2 minutes from Shibuya station. Quiet place, the highest floor. Please use as your base camp in Tokyo trip! "
"****opening offer***** super good location for hung out Shibuya and Tokyo. this room located center of shibuya is just listed airbnb. we offer the special price until February."
"This a great fully renovated apartment for one or two people just a 4 min walk from Shibuya station. In 1 min you are in the middle of Shibuya with lots of restaurants and shopping. Best budget deal in Shibuya. Located just behind 109! "
"##Welcome to Naoko and Ryo's SHIBUYA APARTMENT## Thank you for checking my page:*)!!"
"WELCOME TO OUR SHIBUYA APARTMENT *Great location / most popular area! *Close to best shopping, restaurants, bars, cafes, izakayas *Easy walk to Shibuya crossing You will have the whole apartment to yourselves. You are NOT SHARING with anyone"
"★This room has FREE pocket WiFi ★Shibuya station…7 min walk. ★Shinsen station…3 min walk. ★This apartment is really big, and my room is not along a road, so it's quiet. ★In 1 min : 24 hours Convenience store."
"2modan Japanese room apartment located in HARAJUKU. Very close to the "Takeshita st ". Iconvenient location for shopping and sightseeing 2rooms has "TATAMI(畳)"&"KOTATSU Please enjoy the Japanese-style living at the best location in your trip!!"
" Energetic and want to explore the city? My traditional-style apartment, located only a 3-minute walk to JR Ebisu Station is the perfect home base for you! One couch and a 1-person bed accommodate up to 2 people. "
"*BEST LOCATION 7min walk to Shibuya Crossing/Shibuya Station *SIMPLE and FLEXIBLE 2single beds *24HR SAFETY Safety guard at the entrance *3min to YOYOGI PARK One of the largest park in Tokyo is around the corner *PORTABLE Wi-Fi"


text:
product details-Tab
Create The Classic Nude Look
Modern and versatile palettes for a new twist on classic nude shades. Modern, "greige" shades create a nude look with classic, cool appeal. Wet & Dry application for two finishes: Wet for dramatic, intense color with ultra long-lasting wear. Transforms shadow into a liner. Dry for a softer result.
Made in Taiwan
©Physicians Formula, Inc.
Create the Classic Nude Eye: Sweep medium shade over lid as base. Apply darkest shade to upper & lower lash line with pointed tip of applicator to line eyes. For added definition, apply darkest shade in the contour of upper eyelid. To intensify color, wet applicator. Use lightest shade to highlight brow bone.


text:
Painted Violins … Strings Attached
The instruments will be auctioned off at the end of next month to benefit children's musical education programs. This weekend also is your last chance to catch UNT Artspace FW's final exhibit, Faculty Highlights.
Painted Violins … Strings Attached, thru Mar 18. Bass Performance Hall, 555 Commerce St, FW. 817-665-6000.
555, 6000, 817, artspace, attached, bass, catch, chance, commerce, exhibit, faculty, final, hall, highlights, mar, painted, performance, strings, unt, violins


text:
Grossman Lab
From OpenWetWare
We are in the Department of Biology, Massachussetts Institute of Technology. We use a combination of genetic, molecular, physiological, biochemical, cell-biological, and genomic approaches to study growth and development of the gram positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis.
Contact UsMIT Department of Biology Phone numbers: 617-253-6702, 617-253-5393 |


text:
CCHS Homecoming 09 by Homecoming09 - over 5 years ago
"The photograph is of a group of 28 people wearing our CustomInk hoodies at the Cherry Creek Highschool Homecoming. I was impressed with our CustomInk experience; there were so many options!"
View full detailsIs this photo a winner?
Snowball '09 by SammyK - almost 6 years ago
"We created these hoodies for a school dance and we all loved them. We had a Vegas theme and decided that it would be fun to have hoodies to match"
View full detailsIs this photo a winner?


text:
Sentinel Point from the North | [ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ] | |||
3/18/06: The huge conical-shaped pile of boulders that make up Sentinel Point. That rock pile is a couple hundred feet tall! | Surprises on Sentinel Point (Trip Report) Brad Snider's Image Gallery Sentinel Point (Mountain/Rock) Image Data
Image ID: 182072 Hits: 1395 Object Title: Sentinel Point from the North Image Type(s): Hiking |


text:
Please sign up or login to post a critique.
Born Free Chapter 19 Alfred Ivan RusAmeChapter 19Alfred Ivan RusAmeOn the Road AgainIvan searched for the better part of an hour and still found no sign of Alfred. He began to mutter a long string of very foul words under his breath that grew steadily louder each passing moment as his frustration neared its peak. He felt the telltale vibration in his pocket he knew without looking who it was, reluctantly he answered the phone to a grim sounding Gilbert on the other end, "They've made it to the old hideout. We need to move soon."Ivan's sucked in a breath, that was not what he needed to hear right now, "Well we both knew it was only a matter of time, but I was hoping it would have taken them longer to find our trail.""We're all packed and ready to go as soon as you get back. Did you burgerbrains yet?"Ivan let out a frustrated huff, "Niet." he said as he climbed the hill and noticed Alfred's pack just over the next ridge, "Wait, I think I
Enslaved The demon named Beur found himself outside the slave auctions, again. It was not his favorite place but he had been requested by the slave master, Moloch. Beur and Moloch had no love for each other Beur was constantly trying to shut him down for trafficking in children. The adults didn't bother Beur so much, in his mind many of them were there by their own hands. The foolish Demons and other creatures with desperate wishes who bargained away their freedom for one misguided cause or another, Beur had no mercy for them. But it wasn't a practice he supported either way, in his mind no creature should be enslaved to another, he preferred... other methods. But too much interest in the practice meant the slave trade was going nowhere anytime soon. So Beur did the only thing he could think of, which is… regulate the fuck out of it.He entered the dark dilapidated
Sunset MomentsIvan searched the empty streets for hours; he was just about to give up when he finally found who he was looking for. He walked over and stood behind Alfred silently, unsure of what to do next. Alfred didn't notice Ivan as he sat on the beach and stared out at the vast sea before him. He left the meeting early to go clear his head. But no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't push the thoughts of a certain Russian nation out of his mind. Was he imagining the lingering looks Ivan had been giving him lately? Just the thought of Ivan returning his feelings thrilled him and made his heart race. Yes, it had to be his imagination, Alfred assured himself. There was no way Ivan would ever feel that way about him. But the truth was, he had been thinking of nothing but Ivan lately. Alfred sighed frustratedly and lay back on the sand to stare up at the sky.Ivan remained quiet, still unwilling to disturb Alfred's moment. Instead he watched the pull and push of the endless dance


text:
Have a Question?
Test your Yakuza 3 knowlege! | |
Can you answer these questions about Yakuza 3? If you have a question and you are having trouble finding it then just post it here. You do not need to login to post it or even to answer. |
We need Your feedback! | |
Is Yakuza 3 any good? Would you recommend it to a friend? What do you like? What do you NOT like?
Items and More | 92% | ||||||||||||||||||
Description: Perform the actions below to unlock items and more. *** Some of these may be exclusive to the Japanese version of the game.
| |||||||||||||||||||
Was this: (-)Bogus or (+)Helpful |


text:
Home |
Chinese propaganda poster - Lin Biao and Mao poster browse these categories for related items... Directory: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980: item # 522619 Please refer to our stock # C2778 when inquiring.
1930 Shanghai and More By Appointment Alameda, CA 94501 Tel: 1.510.748.9989 Guest Book $39 |
This black and white poster featuring Mao Ze Dong and Lin Biao in the communist party meeting seats, shaking the hand of an boarder defense PLA soldier named Sun Yu Guo. This poster, which was taken by a Xinhua reporter in 1970, was priced at 3 Chinese cents. In the poster, it is titled "At the Ninth Representative meeting, Great Leader Chairman Mao and his close comrade Lin Biao Vice Chairman meets boarder defense soldiers representative comrade Sun Yu Guo." This poster reflects Chinese governments policy and policy agenda on boarder control and its ongoing boarder distribute with surrounding countries such as Vietnam, which eventually became a short lived war against Vietnam. |
Categories | Shops | Join | Terms | Critique | Map | Help |


text:
Most people don't have any idea about all the complicated life going on inside a hive. Bees have a secret life we don't know anything about"
Sue Monk Kidd "The Secret Life of Bees"
This metaphor (the society as the hive and a bee as a human) shows that people are much more complicated that then appear on the surface.
Pencils, A3 sheet of paper.
I love how dynamic you made this, using just a touch of colour, and spreading those bees out to the frame. Very pretty.
May 16th, 2011 ReplyAgain a very beautiful concept. I like how you've placed the wasps and some of the flowers outside the frame. You did a great job on her freckles too, they're hard to do!
May 9th, 2011 Reply


text:
mooBalls Christmas
Feel the magic atmosphere of Christmas. This casual, puzzle game for everyone was created for this special holiday. Connect as many the same christmas icons as you can, before they reach the top. Have fun and… Merry Christmas!
Leave a Reply
Game Info
Added In: November 21st, 2011Categories: Puzzles
Tags: Board Game, Christmas, mooBalls, Skill, XmasDeveloper/Publisher: awaken_metacode
Played: 13 times.
GD Star Rating
Permanent Link to mooBalls Christmas


text:
�And my mom called me and said, �You gots to escape Chicago honey and come to Iowa. It�s like
Mayberry out here.� And I said, �Mom! There ain�t no black folks in Mayberry.��
From that concept came a play. From that quote came a title. Sean Christopher Lewis and his Working Group Theatre colleagues in Iowa City have spent two years interviewing, drafting and crafting �Mayberry,� a theatrical look at how an influx of urban blacks has impacted a Midwestern college town. As in Chicago to Iowa City. The play that snowballed from controversy, headlines, online comments and interviews will premiere as a Hancher commission�Thursday. That show,�which was added just last week, and the originally scheduled�performances on Friday�through Sunday (4/27-29),�at Riverside Theatre in Iowa City are all sold out. Tickets are still available for a fifth recently added show on�Saturday�at 2 p.m. Eight actors of various ethnicities will tell the universal stories of local people, gleaned from 50 to 100 full and partial interviews folded into the kind of documentary drama in which the young theatrical troupe specializes. �It has a lot of verbatim monologues and two narrative storylines we follow � one of a kid who moved from Chicago, is living in Iowa City now, and how he�s adjusting and is drawn back to the Chicago he�s trying to get away from,� Lewis says. �Another is a fourth-hand story I heard of a girl easily described as quite liberal, working to help these families who come from Chicago, but her own liberal beliefs get challenged. �We have a lot of music, a lot of manipulations of the set. We�re trying to find as many exciting and interesting ways to create a city onstage, tear it up and recreate it in new and exciting ways.� It�s not just an Iowa City story, but a window into what is happening across largely white Iowa. �The changing dynamics of this state is one of the major reasons we started this theater company,� says Lewis, 32, a New York native living in Iowa City since 2004. �We kept seeing how West Liberty and Columbus Junction are changing. What�s happening in Iowa City is not different from what�s happening in Des Moines with displaced populations. We just found it really fascinating.� The show�s target audience is �everyone who lives in Iowa,� he says, with subsequent performances planned in Grinnell in early May and Council Bluffs next year. All will bear the Hancher stamp. �I would love to tour throughout the state,� he says. �The issues are not isolated to Iowa City.� Lewis, a 2007 graduate of the University of Iowa Playwrights Workshop, has spent much of his career developing shows around hot-button issues. He talks to people on both sides, hoping to break down barriers and foster conversations about topics people are willing to discuss at home, but not in public. �Mayberry� goes �way beyond race,� he says. �That�s the trick. Initially, the issue is black families moving from Chicago, but other issues from the community get dug up. Class comes up a lot in this show, and both sides of the liberal and conservative ideologies. �When you talk about social services, distribution of wealth, education and schools, race might be what started the conversation to happen,� he says, �but this goes to other core value issues, not just �your kid is black and goes to my school, and my kid is white.�� Working Group Theatre, a resident professional company based at Riverside Theatre, has ventured into community-based theater on previous outings. Lewis� award-winning solo show, �Killadelphia,� grew from interviews with inmates and victims of violent crime in Philadelphia. Working Group�s �Rust� collaboration tells the story of Michigan autoworkers after their General Motors plant closed. Lewis and his wife , Jennifer Fawcett, traveled to Rwanda last summer to create a play with youths orphaned through genocide. This season, Working Group staged �Telling: Iowa City,� part of a nationwide theatrical movement giving voice to local veterans of U.S. military conflicts past and present. Lewis wanted to give that same kind of voice to Iowa City and its burgeoning population of urban immigrants, in light of vast media coverage in print and online about the change, conflict and controversy it�s created. �The comment sections were exploding with the Press Citizen and The Gazette,� Lewis says. �With one article, the rhetoric was really inflammatory on both sides, conservative and liberal. But no one was really having a conversation � they were just posting. That made me start thinking about how well do I know my city. I didn�t realize there was a problem. �Most projects I do to learn about something,� says. �I thought I should learn what this was all about.� He brought the idea to Jacob Yarrow, Hancher�s programming director, who attended an afternoon performance of �Killadelphia� at City High School two years ago. �It was a wonderful play,� Yarrow, 40, of Iowa City, says. �From there, he and I talked about other possibilities to work together.� Lewis� vision dovetailed with Hancher�s interest in establishing arts residency activities at the Broadway Community Center, in the heart of Iowa City�s most visible neighborhood embroiled in transitional challenges. �Sean had talked to the same people about creating a play about the Broadway neighborhood, so we started talking about what those theatrical possibilities might be,� Yarrow says. From there, the idea went to the rest of the Hancher staff and evolved into a commission, which gave Working Group Theatre $50,000 to devote to research, development, production and artist fees. �It�s been a two-year process leading up to the debut of �Mayberry,�� Yarrow says. And a two-year learning process for Lewis. He employed lessons he learned the hard way in Philadelphia. �You almost always need an invitation,� he says. �When I first started, I thought I could just show up and start interviewing people. I realized that�s idiotic.� This time, he reached out to a teacher at Elizabeth Tate, Iowa City�s alternative high school, to introduce him to people at the Broadway Community Center. �After that initial interview, then you�ll have five people who want to talk to you, then it just starts spiraling,� he says. People were willing to talk, teaching him every step of the way. �Every interview was surprising,� Lewis says. �I interviewed a pretty large selection of people. Interviews are funny. When you think �I bet this is what I�m going to hear,� you�re always proven wrong. �I sat down early-on with a group of blacks from Chicago who go to Tate. I�d throw out a question to see what their response would be,� he says. �I kept thinking their homes in Chicago were torn down; they don�t want to be here; they�ve met a lot of racism; in a part of the country that�s more white, they feel uncomfortable. But no. A few fell into that, but I was surprised most don�t mind it at all. �They�re having a good time being here. They say they feel safe. My initial assumptions have been completely destroyed,� he says. �I talked to older, longtime Iowa City residents. I thought a lot would come down to value issues and stereotypes. I was proved wrong. I thought they�d say �they�re loud� or �they do this or do that,� based on stereotypes,� he says. �That happened occasionally, but most of that has been wiped away. �Now it comes down to specific issues, an idea of investment. What�s their investment in the community?� He found the longtime residents were �totally fine with people moving here,� but wanted to know what they�ll give back to their new community. The prevailing attitude was, �If it�s nothing, I don�t want anything to do with them. If they�re giving back, I�m happy to help them.� �People bring up things I haven�t thought about,� Lewis says. �It goes to the general things we�re always curious about. We as human beings have so much information around us all the time (via newspapers and other media). It makes us think like we�re experts on everything. �People point at a school and say, �That�s a problem school,� but once you start talking, it changes that perception,� he says. �When you sit down and talk to them, it really does change everything.�-- Diana Nollen
- What: Hancher presents �Mayberry,� by Working Group Theatre
- When: SOLD OUT: 7:30 p.m. April 26, 27�and 28, 2 p.m. April 29; ADDED PERFORMANCE:�2 p.m. April 28
- Where: Riverside Theatre, 213 N. Gilbert St, Iowa City
- Tickets: $10 to $25 at Hancher Box Office, (319) 335-1160, 1-(800) HANCHER or Hancher.uiowa.edu/tickets.html
- Information: Hancher.uiowa.edu/events/mayberry.html
- Artists� websites: Seanchristopherlewis.com and Workinggrouptheatre.org


text:
Category Archives: ChildrenAliza Grows Into the Dress, Year 1So, we started a new series. New baby girl, new Grow Into the Dress photo series, right!? And yes, this is how farView full post » Sophia is OneOur sweet, sweet girl was not feeling so sweet at her one-year session. Dratted illness had her in its fist, so we hadView full post » Grow Into the Dress: Year 5, etc. | Sibling PhotographyNow that there's a little sister and some age, our photo sessions together are changing. Baby girl is now included andView full post » Malone Maternity | Woodland Park, COThe beauty in the following session is my daughter-in-love's sister. We are not technically family, but we are familyView full post » Sound logicWhen I'm on sessions with children, we usually end up in play at some point. That is, it's sort of expected andView full post » Valentine's, 3-month session, just because…So, this face…amiright? These are my best friend's girls. I am including that tidbit so you understand the casual laidView full post » The Gates FamilyLast year, I held a "Share the Love" session giveaway. Stephanie entered and was one of the winners! WhenView full post » Sisters make the greatest friends | Colorado Child PhotographyThese dark-eyed beauties (and their beautiful mama!) met up with me for a mini-shoot before the weather here went allView full post » My (their) little bumblebee flowerOh, and we saw a bunny. Can't forget the bunny!View full post » The other uses for reflectorsPhotographers use reflectors to, well, reflect light. But often, they can double as resting spots for toddlers. Or asView full post » Aga Maternity {Woodland Park Maternity Photography}I have seriously fallen in love with maternity photography. Up until this last year, I hadn't really had theView full post » These pictures were their ideasI strongly believe in having lots of fun on photo shoots. I also believe in letting a child know they can trust me andView full post » A wider look at outtakesSometimes a lovely photo is in the process of being taken while a child plays within sight, and sometimes the child hasView full post » I hope you never lose your sense of wonder"Childhood is the most beautiful of all life's seasons." -Author Unknown "We find delight inView full post » Grow into the Dress, Year 4The first thing you need to remember about this little lady is, she's super smart. But she's also stillView full post » Little Artist"Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up." -Pablo PicassoView full post » |
I love to wear tiaras and silly hats.
Walking fills me with joy…and
tons of ideas. I see the world in
pictures and words. I am in love
with my husband, and being a mom
has been my very favorite thing ever.
© 2013 Klocke Photography by Angela Giles Klocke | Klocke Photography Logo by MuncyWeb|ProPhoto Photo Blog | Designed by That's Kinda Cool!


text:
View full-size image
No one has provided updates yet.
Learn how to contribute.
Some rights reserved
View source Supplier: Wikimedia Commons
Photographer: Python (Peter Rühr)
Default rating: 2.5 of 5
Become part of the EOL community—sign up for the EOL Newsletter today
Become part of the EOL community!
Join EOL now
Already a member? Sign in


text:
PSU Composts!
Where to compost on campus
Does your building have a green roll-cart for collecting food waste? These bins are usually located outside or in the basement, with the recycling and garbage dumpsters.
Click here for a compost map to find the nearest location to drop off your compostable material.
There is also a post-consumer compost station in Smith Food Court.
Break room compost bins
PSU Recycles has stainless steel compost containers and bin liners available. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 503-725-4300 to request a bin or bin liners.
What can go in the compost?
Any and all foods, and some food-soiled papers such as napkins or paper towels, pizza boxes, coffee filters, and tea bags. Download Compost Sign for more details.


text:
Double click on any word to get a popup explanation of the word and sample sentences Dictionary | Wikipedia | Synonyms | Quotation | NewsTreat Meaning and Definition in Dictionary
Definitions from Wordnet 2.0
- an occurrence that cause special pleasure or delight
- something considered choice to eat
- provide treatment for; "The doctor treated my broken leg"; "The nurses cared for the bomb victims"; "The patient must be treated right away or she will die"; "Treat the infection with antibiotics"
- subject to a process or treatment, with the aim of readying for some purpose, improving, or remedying a condition; "process cheese"; "process hair"; "treat the water so it can be drunk"; "treat the lawn with chemicals" ; "treat an oil spill"
- regard or consider in a specific way; "I treated his advances as a joke"
- engage in negotiations in order to reach an agreement; "they had to treat with the King"
- deal with verbally or in some form of artistic expression; "This book deals with incest"; "The course covered all of Western Civilization"; "The new book treats the history of China"
- provide with choice or abundant food or drink; "Don''t worry about the expensive wine--I''m treating"; "She treated her houseguests with good food every night"
- provide with a gift or entertainment; "Grandmother always treated us to the circus"; "I like to treat myself to a day at a spa when I am depressed"
- interact in a certain way; "Do right by her"; "Treat him with caution, please"; "Handle the press reporters gently"
Definitions from Wiktionary
- something considered choice to eat ,
- an occurrence that causes special pleasure or delight
Would you like to add your own explaination to this word 'Treat'?
Wikipedia Meaning and Definition on 'Treat'
- Treat: Treat, Treats, or TREAT can refer to: Food and drink Confectionery Chicken Treat, Australian fast food chain Chocolate-coated marshmallow treats Cook's
- Treat Me Like a Lady: Not to be confused with Treat Me Like a Lady (Zoe Birkett song). "Treat Me Like a Lady" is the name of a 1990 single by the British pop group Five Star
- Trick-or-treating: "Trick or treat" redirects here. For other uses, see Trick or treat (disambiguation). Trick-or-treating is a customary practice for children on Halloween
- Treat, Arkansas: Treat is an unincorporated community in Pope County, Arkansas, United States. The community was named for one of its earliest settlers, Polk Treat.
- Rice Krispies Treats: Rice Krispies Treats (also called Rice Krispies squares, bars, buns,cakes or Marshmallow Squares) are a confection commonly made through binding Kellogg's
- Trick 'r Treat: For other uses, see Trick or treat (disambiguation). Trick 'r Treat is a 2007 American-Canadian anthology horror film written and directed by Michael Dougherty
- A-Treat Bottling Company: The A-Treat Bottling Company was a beverage company, with headquarters in Allentown, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania in the United States, that manufactured
- Treat Conrad Huey: Treat Conrad Huey (born August 28, 1985) is a Filipino-American tennis player who represents the Philippines in international competition. He specializes
- Invitation to treat: Invitation to treat (or invitation to bargain in the United States) is a contract law term. It comes from the Latin phrase invitatio ad offerendum and
- Treat, Algeria: Treat, Algeria is a town in northeastern Algeria. Tát Bois, Charente-Maritime Domino, California
Words and phrases related to 'Treat'
affect | air | ambrosia | analyze | arrange |
attend | bandage | banquet | bathe | board |
bonus | boon | canvass |
'Treat' example sentence in quotations
* Trust men and they will be true to you treat them greatly, and they will show themselves great. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
* If your treat an individual ... as if he were what he ought to be and could be, he will become what he ought to be and could be. - Johann von Goethe
* Treat a man as he is and he will remain as he is. Treat a man as he can and should be, and he will become as he can and should be. - Johann von Goethe
Click here for more related quotations on 'Treat'
* If your treat an individual ... as if he were what he ought to be and could be, he will become what he ought to be and could be. - Johann von Goethe
* Treat a man as he is and he will remain as he is. Treat a man as he can and should be, and he will become as he can and should be. - Johann von Goethe
Click here for more related quotations on 'Treat'


text:
The Arctic was part of our imagined world long before it became part of our actual world. People had ideas about the North Pole, about the wilderness of ice masses, before there were any eyewitnesses to report on them from experience. The less people knew, the more marvellous the images of the unknown land became – if you had not seen it, you could dream it up yourself.
ARCTIC is about these dreams. Some of the dreams remained fantastic stories; others became real – real, that is, for the men who went there. First the dream was the Northwest Passage, which offered a route to China over the top of the globe. Then it was the North Pole itself – who would get there first?
ARCTIC is about these journeys – those in the minds of the dreamers and those in reality. The expeditions drew their impetus from a variety of motives ranging from the trade interests and territorial policies of empires to romantic longings and the pursuit of knowledge, experience and great achievements by individualistic adventurers. At times the motives coincided, and an entire society could be seized by the 'white fever' – the urge to go north.
ARCTIC is divided into seven sections. The first section The Sublime shows visual examples of the mixture of terror and delight with which artists cultivated the vast landscape. Under the heading Observations, we meet both scientists and visual artists who give us knowledge of the Arctic region based on investigations and observations. The third section of the exhibition The wide world features artists' conceptions of the unique and special place that is the Arctic, while Destruction and Mythologies take us into the heroes' world. Finally, the sixth and seventh sections Voices and Faces and Conquest are about people: those who were there and those who wanted to be there. As key events of this story we learn of six of the most significant expeditions, each with its protagonist: Sir John Franklin, Fridtjof Nansen, Salomon Andrée, Frederick Cook, Robert Peary and Knud Rasmussen.
ARCTIC is an exhibition that blends cultural and historical material with art, including a significant amount of contemporary art. It belongs at a museum like Louisiana mainly because of our belief that, by reflecting art and cultural history in each other, we can reveal aspects of both that would otherwise remain invisible. Our culture is full of ideas, conscious and unconscious – and artistic images are deeply interwoven with the reality from which they arise.
The Arctic – as everyone knows – is a huge challenge for the future of humanity, for our civilization. The Arctic today is much more a part of the real world than of the world of imagination. It is important to know the stories about this place, which is now undergoing a transformation. The knowledge focuses our view of what is happening now – and that is one of the museum's most important tasks. If the North Pole melts, we will have both a new world and new ideas.
FRIDTJOF NANSEN'S ADVENTURE CULMINATED IN A LEGENDARY FINAL SCENE. One day, after wandering around on the ice for a year and a half with his assistant, Hjalmar Johansen, and now on the brink of disaster, Nansen heard the baying of dogs. He went around an iceberg and suddenly saw a man standing before him. Nansen tipped his hat and said, "How do you do?" Fredrick Jackson, a polar explorer himself, answered, as any gentleman would, "How do you do?" and continued, "Aren't you Nansen?" "Yes, I am Nansen."
Nansen was a hero. Talented, intelligent, with a scientific background and great ambition, photogenic, with great charisma and integrity. His technological inspiration came from Norwegian skiing culture, and the rest he learned from the locals. Nansen, who had a rational, innovative temperament, put his ear to the ground and listened. But he was also a romantic adventurer who was captivated by the dream.
Nansen's key stratagem was brilliant. He assumed that the ice had to drift from east to west across the North Pole, so he let his ship, the Fram, become icebound – it was built for that. Everything succeeded – and yet not quite. The Fram froze in the ice and drifted, but not far enough to the north, so Nansen decided to get off and continue on foot. He got farther north than anyone had before, but he never reached the Pole. He did however return home, as a scientist with many observations and a wealth of fascinating photographs portraying "man facing nature" in the best Romantic style: gazing, dreaming, evaluating, using all his intellect to get through the ice on which he remained the great authority for the rest of his life.


text:
Shop now and get Free Value Shipping on most orders over $49 to the contiguous 48 states, DC and to all U.S. Military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
We want to ensure that making a return is as easy and hassle-free as possible! If for any reason you decide that your purchase just isn't for you, simply return the item within 30 days of receipt and we'll cover the cost of return shipping. Learn more about our Return Policy.
The AIM Sports Stanag 4694 Carbine Length 2-Piece Quad Rail w/ Covers features a two piece "drop in" design that is compatible with most carbine length direct impingement gas systems. This mount by AIM Sports is constructed of black anodized aircraft grade aluminum and accepts all standard Weaver / Picatinny 1913 accessories. The AIM Sports Inc Stanag 4694 Carbine Length Quad Rail is also very convenient as it requires no gunsmithing.


text:
Keene, Judith (2004) From Abstract to Relevant: Encouraging Access to Journals. Library and Information Research, 28 (89). pp. 2-12. ISSN 0141-6561
Microsoft Word
LIR_article_revised.doc Download (116Kb) |
The article discusses and evaluates a project designed to gain understanding of students' attitudes towards using journals in their academic assignments, based on evidence that some students made little use of journals and library-run training opportunities. Results of a questionnaire showed that students generally had a positive view of journals, but there were numerous remarks about the difficulty of accessing relevant material. Tutors have a large influence in students' perception and use of journals. Students from different subjects accessed journals in different ways, but students who had been on workshops were more likely to use an electronic index. However, many former workshop attendees still had limited confidence in finding journal articles, and a model of repeated skills development is proposed. Implications for resource acquisition and access are discussed and the importance of working with academics to promote and deliver skills workshops is stressed. It is suggested that an institutional Information and IT Literacy policy would be helpful in developing and embedding an ongoing skills development programme.
Item Type: | Article |
Uncontrolled Keywords: | undergraduate attitudes, usage journal articles, study skills |
Subjects: | Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources > ZA Information resources L Education > LB Theory and practice of education > LB2300 Higher Education |
Divisions: | Academic Departments > Information and Learning Services |
Depositing User: | Judith Keene |
Date Deposited: | 21 Mar 2007 14:48 |
Last Modified: | 31 Mar 2010 05:00 |
URI: | https://eprints.worc.ac.uk/id/eprint/7 |
Actions (login required)
View Item |


text:
Congressional Hopeful Joseph P. Kennedy III Arrives in Hollywood for Political Cash Plea
With President Barack Obama's reelection campaign suddenly riding the surge of economic recovery and his potential Republican challengers seemingly locked in the political equivalent of a circular firing squad, you'd think Hollywood Democrats have enough to lift their spirits these days. But there's more—a new Kennedy to support.
Joseph P. Kennedy III is running for the Massachusetts congressional seat Barney Frank vacated when he decided to retire, and this evening, Bobby Shriver (a cousin) and Malissa Feruzzi will host a fundraiser for the 32-year-old grandson of the late Robert F. Kennedy and the son of former Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II at their Santa Monica home. Also hosting are former California first lady Maria Shriver, Vicki Kennedy, Maxwell Kennedy, Rory Kennedy, Mark Bailey and John Emerson.
PHOTOS: 10 Hollywood Players That Will Make a Difference in the 2012 Elections
The list of co-hosts reads like a roster of Kennedy loyalists and A-list Democratic donors, including: Lynda and Stewart Resnick, Keely and Pierce Brosnan, Kelly Meyer, Lena Kennedy, Yolanda "Cookie" Parker, Lyndie Benson, Jill Goldman, Leslie and Greg Helmer, John J. Kennedy, Tom Soto, Wendy Mitchell and Richard Katz. Tickers for the evening event are scaled from $2,500 to $500.
Kennedy, whose slightly unruly shock of bright red hair makes him one the family's most Irish looking members, has not only a golden political pedigree but an impressive resume: Stanford, where he majored in industrial engineering and captained the lacrosse team, Harvard Law, a stint in the Peace Corps and one with a public interest law firm that provides free assistance to people fighting foreclosure of their home mortgage. More recently, he has worked as a deputy district attorney in the Boston area.
Frank, one of the veteran Democratic leaders in the House, elected to step down after reapportionment redrew the boundaries of this 4th Congressional District. Early indications, however, are that Kennedy is finding the new district congenial. The most recent poll of his potential constituents -- which was conducted by the University of Massachusetts -- found that slightly more than three-quarters of them have a favorable impression of the new Kennedy on the block and currently favor him over his Republican rival, Sean Bielat, by a 32-point margin, 60-28 percent.


text:
15% OFF ORDERS OVER $75 Use Code: CXP4U1575 Details
Share this product with your friends!
*Indicates Required Field
Enter your friends email address here.
Prove you're human:
Discontinued Item
Package includes (8) paper dinner plates to match your party theme. Each measures approximately 9" in diameter. This is an officially licensed PEANUTS product.
The following items are pre-ordered items. Pre-ordered items are estimated to ship 1-2 business days after the in-stock date listed. View more details in our FAQ section
One or more of the Name fields are blank.
Are you sure you want to add this product to your cart without personalizing?


text:
Health care reform offers real help to many people experiencing homelessness, especially in states that take full advantage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Those we call chronically homeless – with disabilities and long histories of instability – have perhaps the most to gain.
That's why the Alliance will be holding a half-day pre-conference session exploring how health care reform is taking shape in in Chicago, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and Portland on Monday, July 22, the first day of our 2013 National Conference on Ending Homelessness. We're calling the session, "Changing the Terms: How Communities are Leveraging Health Care for PSH Capacity."
Sponsored by the Alliance, the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, and 100,000 Homes, the pre-conference will be offered at no additional charge. However, pre-registration is recommended. For more information, please contact us at email@example.com.
Read More »
From 2011 to 2012, chronic homelessness decreased 7 percent. In fact, chronic homelessness has been decreasing for several years. From 2007 to 2012, chronic homelessness in the U.S. has decreased 19 percent from 123,833 people to 99,894 people.
Is your state keeping up with that pace? Some communities are! According to the Alliance's State of Homelessness in America 2013, chronic homelessness decreased in 29 states and the District of Columbia from 2011 to 2012. Many states even saw large double-digit decreases, including Louisiana, Michigan, Arkansas, Missouri, Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina, and Maryland.
Unfortunately the news is not all good. While chronic homelessness is going down, the rate of decrease is not fast enough to achieve the U.S. government's goal of ending chronic homelessness by the end of 2015.
"Can you live on disability benefits? Not if you want to live in basic housing." We tweeted this message recently after reading "Priced Out in 2012: The Housing Crisis for People with Disabilities," a report that warns that the widening gap between disability benefits and housing costs are putting low-income people with disabilities at-risk of becoming homeless or institutionalized.
Let's take a look at some of the facts presented in the report.
Back in February, about 900 advocates, practitioners, and officials convened in Seattle for two days of sharing innovative practices and new research on family and youth homelessness at the Alliance's 2013 National Conference on Ending Family and Youth Homelessness. These are the keynote remarks delivered by the Alliance's President and CEO Nan Roman at that conference.
In our media-driven, socially-conscious era, every month has its many associations, and May is no exception. Did you know that May is National Salad Month? Neither did I. It's also National Mental Health Awareness month and Military Appreciation Month. It's fitting that these two issues share a month because, due to over ten years of continuous conflict, they are inextricably linked.
With a small, all-volunteer military pressed into duty for over a decade, many service members have faced multiple deployments and experienced sexual trauma, horrifying urban combat, traumatic head wounds, and they have suffered from lack of employment opportunities when they return home. All of these factors can contribute to mental health issues.
As many as 40 percent of all veterans will experience some form of mental health or trauma related symptoms as a result of their service. These are complex and often long lasting conditions that veterans will live with for many years. The Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) have both struggled to come to grips with this growing problem.
Many people automatically associate homelessness with mental illness, based on stereotypes of men and women on city streets, disheveled and talking to themselves. In fact, certain groups of people experiencing homelessness do live with severe mental health conditions, though this is not true of all homeless people. With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, this is a good time to take a look at the connection between homelessness and mental illness.
Of the 633,800 people who were homeless on any given night in 2012, about 99,900 people (or 18 percent) could be described as severely mentally ill. Many are chronically homeless, meaning they have been without homes for a long time or have experienced multiple episodes of homelessness. Their mental conditions make it impossible for them to remain stably housed for long without intensive help. The consensus in the homeless assistance field is that best way to help them is by providing permanent supportive housing.
That's not the entire story, however.
At least three vulnerable groups could benefit from the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in ways that could reduce homelessness and risks of homelessness: chronically homeless individuals; young people aging out of foster care; and ex-offenders, also known as homecomers.
Medicaid expansion, which is optional for states, could potentially cover all uninsured men with incomes under $15,000 – meaning most chronically homeless people and homecomers would have better access to medical and behavioral health care. Under the ACA states also must extend coverage to former foster youth until age 26, which will give these young people additional time to receive ongoing treatments and services. And under the ACA signing up for Medicaid will be easier across the country, as states must remove barriers to enrollment.
The ACA will not end homelessness! Housing is the primary intervention to solve homelessness. However, vulnerable people also need supports and services to be stable in housing. Medicaid can help individuals, and covering them will help strained communities by adding resources for services that accompany housing assistance. The proof will be in implementation, starting next year.
This has been a busy week at the Alliance. The Homelessness Research Institute released The State of Homelessness in America 2013. This is the third installment in a series of reports that examines trends in homelessness and the economic and housing context in which those trends occur.
Today we are going to take a quick look at Chapter 1, which examines national and state level trends in homelessness. The data presented in Chapter 1 comes from Point-In-Time estimates for January 2011 and January 2012 reported to the Department of Housing and Urban Development by communities across the U.S.
The President's budget proposal, released Wednesday, provides a detailed look at this Administration's spending priorities for the next year and beyond. Right now you can find all kinds of commentary on the proposed budget, in terms of both policy and politics, about the big picture and larger items like tax and spending policies aimed at reducing the long-term federal deficit, as well as concessions by the President to Republicans in the form of proposals to reduce spending on middle-class benefit programs.
Today, however, I want to go over a few specific items, much smaller in scale, that would have an impact on homelessness.
One important piece of background information that's important to keep in mind: This budget proposal is based on certain assumptions about how much money overall will be available for HUD programs. While those assumptions are certainly reasonable, not all members of Congress agree on them. The President's budget is always "just a proposal." This year there is more uncertainty than usual, but there is a greater need for Congress to enact it.
The date December 21 has meanings both ancient and new. Communities in every era have paused in awareness of waning daylight and the promise of the sun's return; in our era, some will pause to look for assurance that the world keeps turning. It is appropriate that National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day is December 21.
For people living on the street, the darkest day of the calendar is especially dark; for a person to die on the street is an ending that should be unthinkable. Homeless advocates, today, will pause to honor the neighbors and fellow citizens who passed away in 2012 without a home.
On Monday, December 10, The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released national numbers from the January 2012 Point-In-Time (PIT) Counts, which give an estimate of the number of people sleeping in shelters and other housing for homeless people and also in places not meant for human habitation (aka "the streets") at a single point in time. In this case, that point in time was mid-January, 2012.
Since a lot of people around the country are entering the final month of preparation for the 2013 PIT count, I want to start by saying that having these numbers every year has turned out to be extremely important. The enumeration is not perfect. But PIT Counts have become more rigorous over the years, and we believe they provide a reliable and worthwhile estimate.
Recently, I argued this point in an essay for Health Affairs that later appeared in the Washington Post. I wrote that the mistakes of an earlier generation of policy makers – a generation of which I was a part – caused so much of the problem.
Many years ago, we emptied our state psychiatric institutions for good reasons. They were often monuments to neglect or abuse. But when we emptied them, we failed to put in place the community-based service delivery system we needed.
Alliance and CEO Nan Roman delivered the following remarks at the Common Ground Alliance/Council of Homeless Persons Pre-conference Convening on in Melbourne, Australia on Wednesday, September 5, 2012. (For our American readers, in Australia permanent supportive housing is referred to as "common ground housing.")
Ending Long Term Homelessness: Taking Permanent Supportive Housing to Scale
Thank you to the Common Ground Alliance and Felicity Reynolds and the Council of Homeless Persons and Jenny Smith for holding this forum and for inviting me to join you today. When I first came to Australia in 2007, permanent supportive housing and Common Ground housing were quite a new idea, at least by those names. Certainly there were people like Bryan Lippman at Wintringham here in Melbourne who were already doing it – combining housing and services. But it wasn't the norm; it was not a well-established intervention. Now, as heard this morning, there are quite a few models. That is good, as a variety of models are needed.
But the next step, as the title of this session indicates, is going to scale – moving from the occasional permanent supportive housing program to an adequate supply of permanent supportive housing to meet the need and end homelessness among people with chronic disabilities.
Today's post was written by Edward J. SanFilippo, Economic Development Policy Fellow for the Alliance.
Mention post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as it relates to homelessness, and most people will probably think of military veterans, but other homeless populations struggle with PTSD. Indeed, the experience of homelessness itself is a trauma that can lead to PTSD.
PTSD is an anxiety disorder that can occur after an individual has experienced a traumatic event, particularly one that involves the threat of injury or death. It is still unclear why a particular trauma may lead to PTSD for some individuals but not for others, or why some individuals are traumatized by a particular event when others are not.
Today's guest blog post was written by Kristin Pazulski, Development Director and Managing Editor for the Denver VOICE. It includes an excerpt from the 2012 issue of the Denver VOICE, written by Raelene Johnson.
Raelene Johnson spent years living on the streets of Boulder. The shady space under a bridge was her home. She scraped by on the money earned the typical way on the street, her drug habit keeping her in a cycle of poverty and homelessness.
In 2008 Johnson discovered the Denver VOICE, a street paper in Colorado. As soon she walked through the vendor office door, she was given the opportunity to work. She received one hour of training and a badge with 10 free papers in exchange for the promise to conduct herself professionally while selling the VOICE.
Grabbing her first paper and ducking into the lanyard that held a tag with her face, name and vendor number, Johnson had no idea she was embarking on a journey very different from the one she'd been on.
The Alliance is proud to be a partner in From Housing to Recovery, a conference running from Sept. 19 through 21 in Tulsa, Okla.
In many ways, this three-day event exemplifies the kind of collaboration and focus we need if we are to address the problem of chronic homelessness and meet the goal of ending it by 2015, as set in the Federal Strategic Plan to Prevent and End Homelessness.
In his highlights of the themes of our 2012 National Conference, our Vice President Steve Berg touched on the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court's interpretation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in its 1999 Olmstead decision.
The Supreme Court ruled that the Act requires states to grant people with disabilities the choice of where to live, and that states must avoid placing them in living situations that segregate them from the rest of society. The Olmstead decision, and a number of cases that followed, spoke specifically about state Medicaid programs. However, the Olmstead decision is about "community integration" broadly, and has continues to shape the ways in which state programs and services promote the rights of people with disabilities, particularly their right to live in the least restrictive settings of their choice.
This past Sunday, July 22, marked 25 years since President Ronald Reagan signed into law the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act, named after congressman from Connecticut who poured a lot of his time and energy into doing something about what was then the new problem of mass homelessness. The final vote in Congress was 65-8 in the Senate and 301-115 in the House. Years later the Act was renamed the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, adding the name of Bruce Vento, a congressman from Minnesota whose commitment to the issue matched Representative McKinney's.
Everyone involved in getting the act passed regarded it as a first step. The bill provided funding that allowed program operators to try out a variety of approaches to solving the problem. With these resources, for more than 10 years, program operators around the country worked to construct an impressive array of shelters, supportive services, and temporary and permanent housing.
Yet when a major federal research study in the late 1990s showed that the number of people experiencing homelessness had not gone down, few people were surprised. If anything, even more people were homeless at that time than in 1987, the year the act was signed into law.
Today's post was written by Christian Brandt, Federal Policy Intern for the Alliance.
Chances are you've heard about the recent instances of violence against homeless people. These attacks are part of the often violent reality of life on the street. On Tuesday, July 10, the Congressional Caucus on Homelessness convened to discuss this growing trend of violence against people experiencing homelessness. Among the panelists were Maria Foscarinis, executive director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty (NCH), Richard Wierzbicki, Broward County Sheriff's office captain, and David Pirtle, a man who himself was a victim of violence while living on the street. The panel was moderated by Neil Donovan, executive director of the National Coalition for the Homeless.
What does the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act mean for communities poised to use new Medicaid funding to bolster their homeless assistance? First and foremost, communities have to engage more intensively with the state policymaking process – this, actually, was true before the ACA ruling came down. And it will be true no matter what the results of elections in November.
Since the decision, we now know that Medicaid will not expand nationally to cover virtually all uninsured people who earn less than $15,000. Therefore, the presumption no longer holds that virtually all people experiencing chronic homelessness will be able to enroll in Medicaid beginning in 2014. But states do have the option to expand in 2014, taking advantage of substantial federal Medicaid subsidies to do so. The ACA cannot require states to expand their programs, but still offers to pay them 90-100% of the cost of covering all uninsured adult citizens who earn around $15,000 or less annually.
< 1 2 3 4 > Last ›


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your ReverbNation experience.
The Vanity Plan has recorded 2 EP's with Matt Malpass, No More Lovers Die Tonight (2007) and The Ignorant Are Sold (2009). The Ignorant are Sold contains the song "Before I Die" which is featured in Madden NFL 10 by EA Sports.


text:
Forum Rules | Firearms Safety | Firearms Photos | Links | Library | Lost Password | Email Changes |
Register | FAQ | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
Thread Tools |
April 9, 2012, 12:35 AM | #1 |
Join Date: March 25, 2012
Posts: 73
Cousin Shooting my Remington Model 1858: She did a good job.
She has shot guns before but mostly .22lr's. I happened to have my Remington with me when i came over for Easter and she gave it a shot. Her past experience with revolvers is not good. The Army ROTC guys had her shoot a .44 mag along with other ROTC girls. One of the girls that was with her got busted in the face with it. I hope I changed her mind about revolvers a little.
Still don't know why I caped all the cylinders when i knew that one was empty. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgY87OqTZEY |
April 9, 2012, 05:26 AM | #2 |
Join Date: January 9, 2005
Location: Perry County Indiana
Posts: 67
That is great. Teaching a new person can be wonderful.
I hate being nit-picky but she should have had some glasses on to protect her eyes. |
April 9, 2012, 10:26 AM | #3 |
Join Date: March 25, 2012
Posts: 73
We didn't have any at the time. I didn't intend to shoot it that day i just happened to have it in the car when i went over there for Easter.
April 9, 2012, 10:28 AM | #4 | |
Senior Member
Join Date: January 7, 2012
Location: Auburn, AL.
Posts: 1,669
April 9, 2012, 11:17 AM | #5 |
Join Date: April 13, 2000
Location: Northern Virginia
Posts: 36,806
I watched a guy take a chunk of cap into his eye years ago when he was shooting his rifle from the bench. He got lucky, didn't lose any vision and no permanent damage, but he was pretty clear that the pain was a few steps worse than horrible.
"The gift which I am sending you is called a dog, and is in fact the most precious and valuable possession of mankind" -Theodorus Gaza Baby Jesus cries when the fat redneck doesn't have military-grade firepower. |
April 9, 2012, 04:32 PM | #6 |
Senior Member
Join Date: October 18, 2005
Posts: 156
It was kind of scary watching her hold it with her left hand in front of the cylinder with it cocked too!
April 9, 2012, 09:22 PM | #7 | |
Senior Member
Join Date: January 2, 2012
Posts: 2,321
Cousin Shooting my Remington Model 1858: She did a good job.
SSMcG |
April 9, 2012, 09:45 PM | #8 |
Senior Member
Join Date: December 17, 2007
Location: SOUTHEAST, OHIO
Posts: 5,938
There should never be a 'quick' firearms related event in which we don't slow down enough to be safe. Very scary when she cupped the cylinder, hammer back and finger on the trigger. If she would have set that trigger off, she would have had a sore/possibly burned left hand for awhile. Too, as mentioned, no hearing/eye protection. It's great you're showing her a good time shooting, but...Don't want to sound disrespectful, I do not intend this in a mean way, but this video shows many firearms safety violations of what NOT to do. |
April 10, 2012, 12:06 PM | #9 |
Senior Member
Join Date: February 25, 2009
Posts: 566
Cool! It looked like she enjoyed the experience.
She would've been safer with gloves and goggles, but i don't always remember my eye protection either. LOL at the capped empty cylinder; made her look. |
April 10, 2012, 12:24 PM | #10 |
Senior Member
Join Date: August 14, 2011
Location: Brazos County, Texas
Posts: 875
Cool video, but I freaked when she put her hand around the cylinder with the hammer cocked and finger on the trigger!! She's very lucky she didn't learn a painful lesson that day.
Thread Tools | |


text:
Life Sciences Tools and Services
Company Overview of Sciformix Corporation
Executive Profile
Mohan NarayananMember of Advisory Board, Sciformix Corporation |
Age | Total Calculated Compensation | This person is connected to 1 Board Members in 1 different organizations across 1 different industries. See Board Relationships |
-- | -- |
Mr. Mohan Narayanan served as Chief Operating Officer of Sciformix Corporation. Previously, Mr. Narayanan served as Head of Life Sciences and Healthcare and the Vice President at Cognizant Technologies. He has tremendous experience in building, scaling and managing India based delivery centers for global customers. He has been involved with Cognizant since its startup days in India and over the years built and managed a $200 million dollar business practice focused on ...
Corporate Headquarters1500 West Park Drive Phone: 877-576-5005Westborough, Massachusetts 01581 United States Fax: 508-302-6520 Board Members MembershipsThere is no Board Members Memberships data available.EducationThere is no Education data available.Other AffiliationsThere is no Company Affiliations data available. |
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available. |
There is no Competitor Compensation data available. |
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact Sciformix Corporation, please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at email@example.com.


text:
Aviva Premiership: It's cruel - Richard Hill
Richard Hill bemoans Worcester's luck after a late TMO decision ensured his team lost at Kingsholm February 22, 2013 (02:45)
Jan 6, 2015 Bath Head Coach Toby Booth discusses their new signing Rhys Priestland and explains why he believes that his arrival will enhance George Ford's performances. (02:00)
Oct 30, 2014 Bath Head Coach Mike Ford believes that Sam Burgess will make an impact in Rugby Union and expects him to play for England at the World Cup. (01:17)
Super Rugby : The Bulls have moved into second spot in Super Rugby following a 17-10 win over the Sharks. (Video available in Australia only) (01:24) | Apr 19, 2015
Super Rugby : The Stormers makes it two wins from two in Australia with 13-6 triumph over Western Force. (Video available in Australia only) (00:50) | Apr 19, 2015


text:
| |||
| |||
Re: St. Joseph Convent Higher Secondary School
St. Joseph's Convent Higher Secondary School is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations New Delhi. This schools is managed and administered by Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery, India Facilities: Physics Lab Chemistry Lab Biology Lab Computer Lab Library Auditorium Audio Visual Room Curriculum for ICSE Class X Subjects Under Group I: ( Complusory) English Second Language: Oriya / Hindi History, Civics and Geography Environmental Education Subjects Under Group II: Mathematics Science (Physics , Chemistry , Biology ) Subjects Under Group III: Computer Applications / Economic Applications S.U.P.W ( Socially Useful Productive Work and Community Service) Compulsory Curriculum for ISC Class XII Compulsory Subjects: English Environmental Education Elective Subjects: For COMMERCE Commerce Mathematics / Computer Science Economics Accounts Elective Subjects: For SCIENCE Physics Chemistry Mathematics Biology / Computer Science Address: St.Joseph,s Convent Higher Secondary School Brooks Hill SambalPur-768001, Orissa Phone:+91-663-2548439 E-mail:email@example.com |
Have a Facebook Account? Ask your Question Here |
Share this on... |


text:
Karim Rashid
Karim Rashid's Book List
all genres
- filter by:
- all genres (0)
Being a veteran traveler, I love this positive yet critical view of traveling and how travel is something much deeper than the conscious realizes. De Botton is a brilliant writer and I recommend all his novels and socio-dissections.
Dark, subversive, paced beautifully, with an obsession with the underworld. I was always a fan of Ballard and science fiction. I love all his books as well as those of Sterling, Gibson, and Asimov.
If you want to read, books are obsolete. A beautiful, engaging, interactive monograph, this 2003 book is indicative of the only way books will survive: each plate, each page, plays with material, printing methods, inks, and constant change, making the book an artwork.
I never liked the concept of killing and I do not mind giants when they are really on the forefront of our human needs and desires, but as Stephen's stories illustriously examine, most of the time it is the little guy, the entrepreneur, the small businessperson who is most creative, fastest to market, and can really kill the giants (or at least injure them).
I love autobiographies and this book in particular. It is a very candid exposé of Miles's moving life—one that was full of discipline, perseverance, hard work, and at the same time contradicted by heroin abuse, cars, women, and tragedy—all, in a way, a metaphor for jazz itself, unpredictable, freestyle.
Foucault studies knowledge beautifully via language, art, politics, and everything you can imagine in this book. His ideas are ever so inspiring. This is a brilliant book that altered the way I saw life. I feel I owe my career to his writing.
Written exactly ten years before Warhol died, his perceptiveness on life, sex, food, culture, money, fame, and even art is very inspiring, funny, and pragmatic. I could read this book over and over.
This book exemplifies the study of phenomenology, which has inspired my work. These are Calvino's lectures, and my favorite is "Exactitude." A really inspiring poetic read. I love his essays. Invisible Cities is also a fabulous book.
I have been an avid fan of Baudrillard since I started teaching in the late 1980s. I loved the way he dissects contemporary culture and this my favorite book. The essays beautifully and seamlessly probe deep in the bowels of post-sixties orgies, high and low art, deep culture to pop culture, and the socio-centric politics of Europe and the demise of Communism. He was our 20th-century Nietzsche. Who is the 21st?
Although this book has a little too much of a pedestrian tone that is better suited for business readers on airplanes, it is written with great enthusiasm. I think it is one of the better business books I have read, and I have read most of them. The fact is that right-brain thinkers are already changing the world. Steve Jobs was one great example.
Design Books to Win, December 18, 2014: Winners of Five Books by Pentagram Designers Announced
The winners of five books designed by Pentagram have been announced. The three winners are Joy Weeeng, Tyler Wilson, and Tim Zissou — congratulations!
Our new giveaways begin again in 2015.
New Book Release, December 31, 2014: What If...?: The Architecture and Design of David Rockwell
Widely admired for his sophistication, creativity and exuberance, David Rockwell is one of the leading architects, interiors architects, and set designers working today. For over 30 years, he has explored his desire to imagine new worlds, to tell stories and to engage with others. This interest is rooted in his sense of play and possibility—an endless curiosity that continually drives him to ask, "What if?"
Edited by Chee Pearlman; texts by David Rockwell, et al.
Published by Metropolis Books
Buy and details
New Book Release, February 3, 2015: The Modern Architecture Symposia, 1962–1966: A Critical Edition
In a series of three symposia at Columbia University in the 1960s, leading scholars and critics gathered to re-examine the architecture of the 1910s, 1920s, and 1930s and assess its scope and significance anew. Chaired by Henry-Russell Hitchcock with the support of Philip Johnson, the Modern Architecture Symposia marked a pivotal moment in the reappraisal of early modern architecture and its historiography during the late modern period.
Edited by Rosemarie Haag Bletter and Joan Ockman, with Nancy Ecklund Later
Published by The Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture; distributed by Yale University Press
Buy and details
New Book Release, February 9, 2015: Reproducing Scholten & Baijings
The first book on the work of the Amsterdam-based studio Scholten & Baijings, which has become renowned for its sensitive and subtle yet functional products—from ceramics and silverware to textiles and even a concept car.
By Louise Schouwenberg
Published by Phaidon Press
Buy and details
New Book Release, February 17, 2014: B is for Bauhaus, Y is for YouTube: Designing the Modern World from A to Z
A tool kit, done in A–Z form, for understanding the world around us through the way we design and use things. Covering subjects that range from authenticity to Grand Theft Auto to Dieter Rams, Deyan Sudjic's latest book has been called "a master class in musing on modern design."
By Deyan Sudjic
Published by Rizzoli
Buy and details
New Book Release, September 16, 2014: Designing Here/Now
An ambitious global compendium of the most thoughtful and innovative design objects (over 500) invented or produced in the past five years, compiled by experts at the online industrial design magazine Core 77.
Edited by Allan Chochinov and Eric Ludlum
Published by Thames & Hudson
Buy and details


text:
May 2, 2015 Power in Networks: Fortune/U.S. State Department Global Women's Mentoring Partnership On Wednesday night, I was honored to join Secretary Kerry in addressing 19 women leaders from around the world and… more 0
May 1, 2015 Tour the World in Just One Day As a diplomat, you spend your life living in other countries and learning new cultures and languages. It's one of… more 5
May 1, 2015 Aid Pushed to the Forefront of U.S. Foreign Policy The second Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review (QDDR), released Tuesday by both USAID and the State Department, provides a blueprint… more 1
October 30, 2009 Travel Diary: Secretary Hillary Clinton's Visit to Pakistan Trip Information Page | Interactive Travel Map | Text the Secretary About the Author: Anne W. Patterson serves as the… more 13


text:
On thursday I believe. And I think they said he will be on for an entire hour. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. That's enough time to cover a lot of stuff. I'm sure Jon has been preparing a lot of material for thursday, but I bet he wouldn't mind taking a few emails on things we would like to hear from Jamie. Not saying he is going to use them. What would you guys like to hear them discuss?
Anything BUT the chaplain issue.
Originally Posted by Incyte Anything BUT the chaplain issue. Agreed. I'm glad things have been pretty much worked through, and I'd expect to hear about it for a few minutes, but when you have Jamie Pollard on your show for 60 minutes, I want to hear about sports, sports, sports. Ask him the obvious big stuff about football, MBB, wrestling, facilities, ticket prices. But also ask about some "smaller" things too, like the non-revenue sports. I'd love to hear what he has to say about some of those teams. In recent years, our women's sports teams have been the best in the program; gymnastics won the Big 12 last year and made a good run at a national title, and had another good season this year; volleyball did well in conference and went to the second round of the tournament, as did WBB. I want to hear something other than frothing "OMG ur fotball teem sux! y r tikits so xpensiv?!u r krazy! lolololololol" and so on. I don't think Miller's terribly prone to that sort of thing (I rarely listen), but being in an interview with Pollard seems to turn people into crazies more often than not.
True and Valiant I also remember a game with Kansas when Cy (wore a huge suit then) went out to center field, squatted, and "pooped" a couple of chickens that had been dyed blue then chased them around. Originally Posted by DJK15 God I hope so, even if it's not the right thing to do, KF needs to do it. Victory before honor.
Yes, please don't make this an hour long chaplain discussion. Jon, I know you read this board. If you bring this up, get a comment from Pollard and move on. EVERYONE is tired of this story. It has been mind numbing. I no longer even have an opinion about it. Fans want to talk about sports. There is a lot of excitement about the football team, basketball team, womens bball team, wrestling, stadium expansion, etc.
ISU Grad 1997. ISU Fan for Life. Not in CO anymore but I'm not changing my name :)
His next move to stick it to the hawks.
I would like to hear more on the issues in the Big 12 such as revenue sharing, tv contracts, scheduling, etc. If he is on for an hour there will be plenty of time to get to these big issues.
What do you wanna bet that Jon brings up the season ticket issue, and whether or not JTS will be a sellout?? He'll probably add in a question or two on the current revenue sharing contract between the two schools for the game and when a new one will be signed.
Waiting for the next billboard announcement from Jeremy over the Fourth as promised... downtown Iowa City would be a fine location: "We're back."
Let my Fred's Posse Ride: Georges, 3sus, Hallice, Deonte, Dustin, Abdel, Monte, Matt, and McKaT.
The chaplain thing will come up, but its not going to dominate the show. It will go as far as Jamie wants to take it. I certainly would read any suggestions that you guys have
Kind of a tangent, but is the football team still running out of the inflatable helmet?
Originally Posted by mjones34 Kind of a tangent, but is the football team still running out of the inflatable helmet? Or even worse, to that horrible music. We need something new, let the team pick it out, or make that a senior thing.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Ask for forgiveness of your sins. Do not use his name in vain or you will be smited.
I dont think I am going to ask Jamie about the inflatables or music...There are meatier questions to ask, and perhaps Jamie will cover these things in those categories.
Jon, is Jamie going to be in-studio or on the phone? Sorry if the answer has already been posted.....
Even though I'll be at work, at can't listen to the show, I'd like to know if Pollard expects to be able to open up all of Hilton for wrestling matches this winter, or if we'll still have half of it closed off because of few attendees.
"Seven minutes to glory."
Forum Rules


text:
Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Parayana Manadali, Chromepet, will celebrate its 11th anniversary on February 24 (today). Various rituals and events will be conducted from 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.
Some of the special rituals are Thiruvillakkuetral, Sankalpam, Akhanda Sahasranama Parayanam, and others.
For details, contact 044 – 22650319.
More In: Chennai


text:
James Geelen
Advisor: William H. Cunningham
here to see the students listed in chronological order.
Name | School | Year | Descendants |
Tony Huynh | University of Waterloo | 2009 | |
Peter Nelson | University of Waterloo | 2011 | |
Kerri Webb | University of Waterloo | 2004 |
According to our current on-line database, James Geelen has 3 students and 3 descendants.
We welcome any additional information.
If you have additional information or corrections regarding this mathematician, please use the update form. To submit students of this mathematician, please use the new data form, noting this mathematician's MGP ID of 43649 for the advisor ID.


text:
Looking at my symptoms, many of which are far less these days and some are gone, it would be easy to figure that I'd just been dealing with some heavy-duty menopausal issues.
Discuss the article on the Forums.
cfs/me symptoms getting worse or cold/flu???
Discussion in 'Immunological' started by heapsreal, Jul 27, 2011.
Page 1 of 2
Page 1 of 2


text:
This iReport is part of an assignment:
Ukraine unrest |
A Free Hug in the Midst the Chaos
as i was walking back to my hotel, I saw this "Minion" going up to random people on Khreshchalyk Blvd, and giving them hugs. this is on the main blvd which has been blocked by the protestors and turned into a makeshift tent city. the backdrop is a huge barricade, fortified by several feet, the night before
What do you think of this story?
iReport welcomes a lively discussion, so comments on iReports are not pre-screened before they post. See the iReport community guidelines for details about content that is not welcome on iReport.


text:
CareMonster supports families caring for a loved one!
Taking care of someone causes stress, confusion, guilt and worry. CareMonster makes it go away. The app keeps everyone on the same page. Families use it to tell everyone when they visit, when they plan to visit and how the visit went. No more guessing, no more overlapped visits, no more guilt.
CareMonster turns family frustration into synergy and harmony. The first smart phone app that's designed FOR THE FAMILY to reduce stress and simplify coordination and communication.
Simple enough for older folks and fast enough for younger ones! CareMonster is for EVERYONE that loves somebody who needs help.
Share with Others
- Last changed:
- Oct 15, 2013
- Category:
- Healthcare & Fitness
- Developer:
- Mint Chameleon Ventures, LLC
- Version:
- 1.0
- Size:
- Current Version Average Rating:
- 3.50 (6)
- All Versions Average Rating:
- 3.50 (6)


text:
20 Hilarious Baby Photos That Might Be The Most Awkward Ever
Posted: Thu, 8/14/2014 - 5:44pm by Desi Jedeikin
Who doesn't love babies? They're friggin' precious! The best thing about being a baby is probably that even when their hair is whack or they're making an unpleasant expression, it just makes them all the more adorable. I can't say the same for myself. I need at least 20 takes and a filter to look halfway decent. Here's hoping these babies grow up to appreciate the fact that even at their "worst" they were still amazingly cute.
Which one do you think is the funniest? Let me know @desijedeikin or in the comments below!


text:
Release Date:
November 15, 2006
Since Noel Gallagher plays most of the parts on the album, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants isn't really the debut of the new, post-Guigsy/Bonehead lineup, but it is clearly the beginning of Oasis, Mark II. Such a grandiose statement may imply that it's a clear break from Oasis' past, yet that's hardly the case, since many signatures are still in place -- strummed acoustic guitars, big hooks, undeveloped lyrics, familiar rhymes, and a gigantic wall of sound. The arrangements are every bit as detailed as Be Here Now, but they're clearer and better focused, since Oasis' brains weren't clouded with excess and hubris. Ironically, this is also their most overtly druggy, psychedelic release to date -- Gallagher and Mark "Spike" Stent spent endless hours adding Mellotrons, swirling guitars, and vague dancefloor ideas borrowed from the Chemical Brothers and the Charlatans UK, while Noel's melodies invariably follow the minor-key patterns typical of '60s psychedelic pop. Yet for all of its heavy psychedelic influence, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants is really a self-consciously mature departure from the group's usual ebullience, a deliberately mellow, mid-tempo album spiked with hints of big beat and electronica to prove that they're with it. This may result in the most cohesive Oasis record since Definitely Maybe, but that cohesion has come at a price. Few songs are as bracing as Noel's best work from the first three albums; not even the rockers have the giddy rush or alluring sparkle of classic Oasis. Yes, this flows well, but it's the work of a self-consciously older band and it's hard not to miss the hard rock, pure attitude, and gigantic hooks that made the group's reputation in the first place. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
- Genre: Rock
- Subgenre: Pop/Rock, Hard Rock
- Category Britpop, British Trad Rock, Hard Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
- Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics
- Artist: Oasis
other Info.
- Online Item #: 11906049
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 244-11-8045
- Made in the USA or Imported


text:
Originally written on
Phillies Nation
Last updated 11/17/14
Revere is an option for CF. (MLB)
-It appears weŌĆÖre just waiting on a decision from Michael Young. A trade seems close according to Jim Salisbury at CSNPhilly.com, with the only hold up being YoungŌĆÖs no-trade clause, which comes from his 10-5 rights.
If Young is traded, look for the Rangers to pick up $10 million or more of his $16 million contract for 2013. There has been speculation of the players the Phillies would be sending to the Rangers in return, with Michael Schwimer being a prime suspect.
-Ben Revere has taken off in the last hour or so as a target for the Phillies. The Twins are reportedly dying for pitching, and the Phils have set their sights on the 24-year old center fielder, according to multiple reports.
Revere obviously wonŌĆÖt help in the power department, as heŌĆÖs never hit a homer in the majors. However, heŌĆÖs good defensively and has quick wheels, making him a possible leadoff batter. That, and heŌĆÖs super cheap. Revere is not yet arbitration eligible, so while he might cost Vance Worley, heŌĆÖs under team control for quite a while.
If the Phillies were to zone in on Revere and nab him from Minnesota, it might open things up for a move for a slugging corner outfielder.
MLB News
Delivered to your inbox
receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web.
Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
Best of Yardbarker | NFL News | MLB News | ||
Today's Best Stuff |
For BloggersJoin the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money. |
Company Info |
Help |
What is Yardbarker?Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond. |
© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?) |


text:
Arun Kaul of UCO Bank said that he did not expect a rate cut by the RBI in its next policy meet. He added that liquidity infusion in the economy after the inflation data was not on RBI's agenda. Arun Kaul of UCO Bank said that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) might not have a rate cut in the next policy meeting. This is due to the recent rupee fall and better returns from US bond yields. Like the rest of the street, Kaul too does not expect a rate cut on June 17. However, the July 30 policy meet may see the central banks cutting rates if currency fall is arrested and current account deficit (CAD) is contained. When asked by when banks could pass on the rate cuts, Kaul said, "If the liquidity goes up in the system, deposit rates would come down enabling the banks to cut down the lending rate for which we will have to wait and watch for a little more time." On a more contagious issue of bailout packages offered to power distribution companies (discoms), he said that Rajasthan, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh discoms have agreed to implement the package. "All these three packages will help us to convert the bonds 50 percent and 50 percent to continue as a state guaranteed loan," said Kaul. He said that the provisions for the net present value (NPV) losses was around Rs 300-400 crore. Also read: Haryana discom restructuring under process: OBC CMD Below is the edited transcript of his interview to CNBC-TV18. Q: You saw the inflation number of 4.7 percent. What is your expectation on June 17 (RBI policy meeting) and setting aside that we have already had a lot of cuts from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)? Do you see in the next 30-60 days, any possibility of a cut in deposit or lending rates? A: Inflation has come on the expected lines. We have seen immediate reaction in the market. Yield of the government have slightly moved down, the 7.16 paper in the morning was at 7.33 percent which has come to 7.30 percent. And the 8.15 paper in the morning was at 7.54-7.55 percent has come down to 7.50 percent. So, there is slight relief in the market immediately. Going ahead there are certain challenges for interest rate environment. Current account deficit (CAD) is very large. We are aware about the pressure on the currency and that US yields are going up. So market would be very keenly watching as to what steps RBI would take. About 15-20 days back there were concerns in the market that certainly a cut in the repo rate will take place on June 17. On the street, the feeling is that RBI could wait and watch for a little more time before there an interest rate cut. So, it looks like the cut may not come on June 17. Coming to deposit rates, we have not seen substantial reduction in deposit rates. Even yesterday and today, we saw one year Certificate of Deposit (CD) at about 8.40-8.45 percent. Although, the 10-year government securities (G-Secs) have substantially come down, it has not translated into deposit rate cutting down. That is what is preventing banks from cutting the lending rates. If the liquidity goes up in the system, deposit rates would come down enabling the banks to cut down the lending rate for which we will have to wait and watch for a little more time. Q: Do you think that the door opens allowing more liquidity because in a seminal way, inflation has fallen. The RBI governor even said that in the household survey, the monthly for inflation expectations in April they had seen a dip for the first time. Do you think the RBI could allow more liquidity in the system after this threat to the rupee fades away? A: The very fact that inflation has come down should have enabled RBI to increase liquidity. But the CAD is a real threat with us. Rupee has been under pressure for quite sometime and currency account is a very large deficit. Under this condition RBI will have to take a very careful balance between building the liquidity on the one side and the pressure on the rupee on the other side. Liquidity is not very uncomfortable. The borrowing by banks is hardly about Rs 44,000-45,000 crore from RBI; which has been the comfort level of the RBI. Under these conditions the RBI will not like to further add liquidity immediately in the market. They would certainly like to control the CAD. A large liquidity can certainly lead to pressure on the currency, which they would like to avoid. But the inflationary condition should have forced the RBI or helped them to increase liquidity in the system. Q: I just had one question with regards to what the RBI would do for the July 30 policy (meet). Do you think that the RBI will cut rates given the fact that inflation has fallen; on growth concerns, and the monsoon progressing normally? A: Yes falling inflation and the growth concern should enable RBI to cut rates. However, that would depend upon CAD and the pressure on the currency. If we are able to reduce both, it will certainly help the RBI to cut the rates. There is a strong case for rate cuts undoubtedly. Q: Yesterday the Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) chairman said that the Haryana discom bailout package is practically through and only the individual banks will have to get their approvals from their respective credit committees. The Uttar Pradesh bailout through and Tamil Nadu perhaps is also in the bag. How much does that relieve tension for you? How will your profit and loss (P&L) improve in the in the current quarter or later because of these important changes? What are your exposures? A: We have exposure in Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Punjab and Gujarat. Punjab and Gujarat, there is no problem. Tamil Nadu has already been implemented. UP, Haryana, Rajasthan have also been agreed to implement the Government of India package. We have earlier done one restructuring for them. But all these three packages will help us to convert the bonds 50 percent and 50 percent to continue as a state guaranteed loan. There could be some net present value (NPV) losses for us in the current financial year because this restructuring will be spread over the next 3-4 quarters. But it will not be very large considering the operating profit we have. Q: Can you just give us the numbers? What is your exposure to each of them and a ballpark NPV loss? How many provisions go up on this account? A: Total provision throughout the year would be about Rs 300-400 crore. Q: And your respective exposures? A: For exposures between Rs 7,000-8,000 crore all discoms put together. UCO Bank stock price On April 27, 2015, at 14:31 hrs UCO Bank was quoting at Rs 63.40, down Rs 1, or 1.55 percent. The 52-week high of the share was Rs 115.75 and the 52-week low was Rs 61.70. The company's trailing 12-month (TTM) EPS was at Rs 11.28 per share as per the quarter ended December 2014. The stock's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio was 5.62. The latest book value of the company is Rs 98.31 per share. At current value, the price-to-book value of the company is 0.64. RELATED NEWS READ MORE ON Reserve Bank of India, Arun Kaul, UCO Bank, Liquidity, inflation, current account deficit, discoms
Set email alert for
video of the day Budget 2015-16: Revive capex through savings on cheap crude says Kotak Sec news videos


text:
Loading... Practical Project Management with CD-ROMby R.G. Ghattas
None. None Loading...
Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. No reviews no reviews | add a review
References to this work on external resources. Wikipedia in EnglishNone Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0130953091, Hardcover)Using an easy-to-read conversational style and down-to-earth approach, this book follows a fictional training seminar given to six management professionals who are "trainees" in project management. In the seminar, the trainees work through two major projects and several others--each project highlighting and refining different issues that will make the managers better at controlling a complex process and in avoiding and eliminating unnecessary stress for the project, themselves, and their employees. Exceptionally practical and applied, the book guides readers through a proven strategy for success and provides them with the tools they need to handle any project's unique combination of people, process, and tasks. Features dialogues in which the "trainees" discuss concepts presented and their own personal experiences in project management; interviews with expert project managers; special Skill and Tool boxes; and applications and problems for practice, some using project management software. Introduction to Project Management. Change. Leadership and Motivation. Communications. Teams. Diversity. Organization. Organization. Network Analysis and Duration Estimating. Managing Resources. Project Control concepts. Project Control Techniques. Final Project Challenge: Applying What You Know. For first-time project leaders in industry. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:27:24 -0400) No library descriptions found. |
Google Books — Loading... RatingAverage: No ratings.Is this you?Become a LibraryThing Author. |


text:
Ads by Google
This topic is discussed in the following articles:
physical sciences
...from these E follows by calculating −grad ϕ. By the use of the potential, the necessity of vector addition of individual field contributions is avoided. An example of equipotentials is shown in Figure 8. Each is determined by the equation 3/ r 1 − 1/ r 2 = constant, with a different constant value for each, as shown. For any...


text:
tree brush and debris needs to be picked up from side of property on Loxley Rd by the alley
This request has been received and submitted to the Department of Public Works for review and/or completion. Thanking you in advance for your efforts to help Build a Better Richmond. - Hampton, L. 06/18/2012
Driver attempted pick-up on 06/25/12; items were not available. Thank you for your efforts to help Build a Better Richmond. – Hampton, L. 06/26/2012
Sorry, this issue does not have any images or videos.


text:
One Granted UFC wish
:ninja: Supposing Dana White were to knock on your door and say that he would grant you one institutional wish...what would it be?
Perhaps a dream fight? (between already rostered fighters) perhaps an event held in a venue near you? Perhaps a meet and great with a selection of fighters to your choosing? Perhaps front row tickets for some event? What would you ask for :huh: Has to be UFC only though, not WEC, or any other MMA Promotion |
To fight Tito Ortiz and win :)
Well what does " if you can have any wish" mean then? :huh:
Should rename this thread " Whatever reasonable wish Dave wants you to have " :sad:
I bet you could find a way :ninja: |
Martial arts lessons with CroCop:punch:
Great Thread! :happydancing: |
i would just want a chance..... six months to train.... and a decent fight... preferrably on the same card as matt.... held in chicago.... or st louis..... maybe not the same card as matt, cause I would want to train at the hit squad and have him and robbie in my corner.....
To bring on the lighter weightclasses to the UFC (125-145) and allow me to try my luck and compete.
All times are GMT. The time now is 11:23 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.


text:
If you are considering Saint Anselm College, there is no better way to find out if the college is the right fit than to visit our campus. Each year, Saint Anselm College welcomes prospective students from all over the world to come and learn more about our academic programs, meet members of our faculty, get a feel for what life is like on campus, and experience it means to be an Anselmian.
We offer a series of visit opportunities throughout the year. Our Visit Calendar is available to schedule a date and time that is convenient for you. Please note that online registration for each visit closes at 8:30 a.m. on the day of the visit opportunity. You are welcome to call ahead or walk-in for any scheduled tour or information session. Please note that interviews are scheduled by appointment only. You are also welcome to call the Office of Admission at (603) 641-7500 to schedule a visit, ask questions, or gather more information. We look forward to having you on campus!
Visit Opportunities
Campus Tours
We invite you to take a student-led tour of campus. This is an excellent opportunity to explore our academic spaces, residence halls, dining hall, and more. Campus tours are approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Group Information Sessions
Information sessions are led by an Admission Counselor with a current student. They will be followed by a student-led tour of campus. This is a great way to learn more about the Anselmian community before touring the campus. A Group Information Session and Tour is approximately 2 hours.
Informational interviews are scheduled by appointment only for candidates applying for Fall 2016 admission beginning Monday, June 8, 2015 through Friday, January 29, 2016. Interviews are conducted by an Admission Counselor or a trained Student Ambassador Coordinator and are approximately 30 minutes in length, including a brief meeting with family members in attendance. All interviews are followed with an optional tour of campus.
April School Vacation Week
The Saint Anselm College Office of Admission offers special visit opportunities in April (20th - 24th) to accommodate the school vacation week for most New England area high schools. Please use our Visit Calendar to select a date, time, and visit opportunity that is convenient for you. All visit opportunities will be organized in our Dana Center for the Humanities. Signage and staff will be available to direct you to parking and to the event location.
Information Sessions will be offered daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
PLEASE NOTE: All Information Sessions include a Campus Tour. Registering for the Information Session will automatically register you for the Campus Tour.
Campus Tours will be offered daily at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
College Closings
Please note that the college will be closed for the following holidays:
- May 25, 2015 in observance of Memorial Day
Special Group Visits
Large groups are welcome to request a Special Group Visit. Please provide at least two options for your desired visit date to allow for prearranged campus events. Requests should be made at least two weeks prior to your desired visit date. You will receive confirmation in 3-5 business days. If you have questions regarding special group visits, please contact Admission Counselor Sean Racine at email@example.com.


text: books-and-comics Comments 12 This Guy Recreates Women's Poses on Fantasy Novel Covers By Beth Mishler Jun 14, 2013 Back 11 of 15 Next More More Slideshows ErAn Croitoru Turns Life Into A Pixar Movie! 12 Not-So-Mighty Avengers Moments This Hot Pink Lip Will Give You Serious Street Cred Back Next more > Back Next more > BN.comCredit: Wielding a toaster as a weapon? What would the Cylons think of this? Also, we LOVE the inclusion of the squirrels! Tags: slideshows, fantasy, books-and-comics, fantasy books 14 Animals That Changed the World 14 Animals That Changed the World The Creepiest Videos on YouTube The Creepiest Videos on YouTube Related Posts books and comics 10 Most Underrated Fantasy Authors Books 20 Great Fantasy Novels You May Have Missed slideshows The Must-Read Geeky Books of 2014 books and comics One Sparkler Asks "Why Would People Read Fantasy Books?" What's Your Take? Write your own comment! Hold up there partner! Before you comment on a post there's one more step. You'll have to choose a nickname to be displayed on your comment. Give 'er a shot below! Write your own comment! OR Remember me OR Please log in first Email Password Remember me Log in Create an account | Lost password ...or log in using


text:
Pechauer Cue SE7
Pechauer SE 7 built exclusively for Seybert's Billiard Supply. This is the 4 point you have been looking for. The SE7 has a red stained curly maple forearm and butt sleeve with 4 maple points with white stones. Completed with Black maple wrap and J Pechauer signature.
More imagesClick to enlarge |
Sale Price:
Compared at: $575.00
You Save:
Product ID : CUSTOM7
PurchaseProduct InformationCue Type :
Shaft :
Hard Maple
Tip :
Taper :
Joint Type :
Pin :
Joint Collar :
Silver Ring
Forearm :
Design :
4 Point
Butt Sleeve :
Warranty :
E-mail to a friend
Please complete this form.
All fields are required. |