text:
See definition in
Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
mois·turePronunciation: /ˈmoisCHər/
Definition of moisture in English:
Water or other liquid diffused in a small quantity as vapor, within a solid, or condensed on a surface.
Example sentences
- As the place fills up, the extra moisture in the air condenses on the roof.
- As the air rises it cools and the moisture contained within it condenses into clouds and eventually it rains.
- In other areas, it is usually slowed by water moisture in the atmosphere.
wetness, wet, water, liquid, condensation, dew, steam, vapor, dampness, damp, humidity, clamminess, mugginess, dankness, wateriness
- 1
adjective - Example sentences
- Adam breathed deeply of the moistureless, high-altitude air and felt a familiar, if long absent soreness in his throat and his sinus.
- In dry caves, preservation is often excellent, due to moistureless air and limited bacterial activity.
- Along the road were mud bricks put together in the shape of small houses to dry in the hot and moistureless desert climate.
Late Middle English (denoting moistness): from Old French moistour, from moiste (see moist).
Words that rhyme with moisture
jointureDefinition of moisture in:
What do you find interesting about this word or phrase?
Comments that don't adhere to our Community Guidelines may be moderated or removed.
Get more from Oxford Dictionaries
Subscribe to remove adverts and access premium resources
= trending


text:
In 1968, Ruby Overton founded Overton & Sons Tool & Die Company, Inc. in Mooresville, IN. Learn More
Dedicated to end forming equipment, tube mill tooling, and tube dies for the tubing industry with an emphasis in carbide and ceramic tooling. Learn More
Started as Overton Mold in 1992, Plastic Injection Molds is a division under the Overton Industries Umbrella. Learn More

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tuesday, 12 Oct 2010 08:44 PM
PHOENIX (AP) — Gov. Jan Brewer insisted Tuesday her health is fine despite what she called "outlandish and completely unsubstantiated" Internet blog posts suggesting she might not be able to serve a full four-year term.
Rumors about Brewer's health have emerged as her campaign for governor against Democratic Attorney General Terry Goddard has taken a bizarre turn in recent days.
Blog posts have suggested that the 66-year-old Brewer has an unreported medical problem that could keep her from serving out her term if elected in November. Brewer responded Tuesday by declaring she is in good health.
"I am fine," Brewer told The Associated Press in an interview in her Executive Tower office. "When I made this commitment to run for governor, I made sure I am in good shape. End of story."
Meanwhile, her campaign manager responded to the rumors with a counterpunch, suggesting that Goddard is gay.
In his separate response, campaign manager Chuck Coughlin said Tuesday the "rumormongering" about Brewer's health "is about as relevant" as it would be to question Goddard's sexual orientation. Coughlin initially asserted that in an interview posted by the Arizona Guardian online news site and in a posting on his own firm's site.
Coughlin suggested that Goddard's campaign and Democratic operatives were responsible for the blog postings about Brewer's health. Goddard campaign spokeswoman Jeanine L'Ecuyer denied that the campaign had any role and she said it was "abhorrent" that Coughlin raised the question of Goddard's sexual orientation.
"He is heterosexual," L'Ecuyer said of Goddard, who is married and has a child. "I think this speaks volumes about the kind of people that Jan Brewer is willing to have around her."
Brewer said during the AP interview that raising Goddard's sexual orientation was "ridiculous" and "irrelevant" and that she had told that to Coughlin.
"Move on," she said she also told him. "I want to talk about jobs, talk about the economy. I want to talk about education."
However, she demurred when asked whether she would apologize to Goddard.
"I didn't say it. Why would I apologize if I didn't say it," she said.
Coughlin didn't back off his comments when interviewed late Tuesday by phone, saying he agreed that the orientation question was irrelevant and ridiculous. But he said raised that question because the same applies to questioning Brewer's health.
"I'm just sending them a message saying this is stupid," Coughlin said, referring to Goddard's supporters. "It's not what Arizona people care about."
Brewer, 66, was Arizona's elected secretary of state when she became governor in January 2009 when Democrat Janet Napolitano resigned to become U.S. Homeland Security secretary.
Her bid for full four-year term appeared in trouble until April, when she signed a tough new Arizona law combating illegal immigration. That boosted her popularity in the state and her conservative credentials among Republicans nationwide.
Riding high off an Aug. 24 GOP primary win, she stumbled in a debate last month against Goddard in a much-criticized performance marred by one long cringe-inducing pause.
A Behavior Research Center poll released Monday had Brewer holding an 11-point lead over Goddard in a telephone survey of 450 likely voters surveyed Oct. 1-10. That's roughly half of Brewer's lead in a BRC poll conducted nearly three months ago. The latest poll's margin of error was 4.7 percent.
© Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Friday, 04 Jan 2013 13:06 PM
Tens of thousands of Fatah supporters rallied in the Hamas stronghold of Gaza on Friday for the first time since they we . . .
Tuesday, 17 Jul 2012 18:11 PM
. . .
Friday, 13 Jul 2012 12:27 PM
I'm watching live on TV the rule of the jungle lawlessness in Baltimore and...
Listen up GOP - when Dirty Harry and Pelosi signed Forced ACA Tax , with not...
I got to think Senator Cruz is on to something here. The RINO's need to stand...
Just to be clear: Bush's comment is rightfully pointed and barbed: "Hell, I'd...
If we don't interfere over there, it will come here. Is that what you want?...
Newsmax, Moneynews, Newsmax Health, and Independent. American. are registered trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc. Newsmax TV, and Newsmax World are trademarks of Newsmax Media, Inc.


text:
Danswers 08: Vinny Danavella
$35 for new and current members!
Mortal Kombat X moves forward with a snappier version of the previous game's fighting and some cool new characters, but the story and other features around the edges feel a bit rough in spots.
The ways that Axiom Verge resembles Metroid help set up and drive home the ways that Axiom Verge is most definitely not Metroid.
Hotline Miami's thrillingly brutal gameplay is stretched to the point of breaking in this aesthetically pleasing, but otherwise disappointing sequel.
Object »
Rekoil is a First Person Shooter with integrated mod tools.
Formerly called The War Z, this infamous clone of the popular ARMA II mod "DayZ" is best known for the many controversies surrounding its launch, subsequent removal from Steam, and the unapologetic stance of its developers.
The Black Ops storyline continues, switching the past Cold War from the game's predecessor to future 2025, as a new Cold War between U.S.A. and China flares up due to the actions of one vengeful drug-runner.
Valve's original team-based modern-military first-person shooter, now in its fourth iteration, gets rebuilt for competitive play circa 2012, featuring new maps, weapons, gameplay mechanics, and game modes.
Future Soldier is the latest in Ubisoft's long-running Ghost Recon series of tactical shooters, taking place in the near future and utilizing technologies that, while not existing in the real world, have been utilized by videogames for decades.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 brings World War 3 to the franchise, and furthers the exploits of Capt. Price and Soap MacTavish as they hunt down the international terrorist Vladimir Makarov.
Battlefield 3 is DICE's third numerical installment in the Battlefield franchise. It features a single player and co-operative campaign, as well as an extensive multiplayer component.
Step into the boots of Tier 1 Operatives Rabbit and Deuce in this modern take on EA's long-running Medal of Honor series; the game features separately-developed single player and multiplayer modes.
Splinter Cell: Conviction is the fifth installment in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell franchise. Sam Fisher breaks apart from the Third Echelon in order to find the people responsible for the death of his daughter, only to find that not everything is what it seems.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Mobilized is the Nintendo DS version of Infinity Ward's game Modern Warfare 2.
When hordes of failed super-soldiers (the zombie-like "specimens") break out of the labs of Horzine Biotech, it's up to London's finest to put them down in this cooperative survival horror wave-based first-person shooter.
The sequel to Rainbow Six: Vegas returns with a brand new story of terrorist attacks and the Rainbow squad's attempt to stop them.
Army of Two sets players as two metal clad "mercs" in the modern day Iraq war. Co-op tactics, swift maneuvers and upgraded weapons are necessary to fulfill your contracts and get paid.
As Nomad, an elite soldier outfitted in a state-of-the-art Nanosuit that gives him superhuman abilities, infiltrate a North Korean-held island to rescue captured scientists... and face a reawakening ancient evil that threatens the entire world. Crysis is well known for its high system requirements and top of the line graphics.
The 9mm SMG is modeled after this gun.
2 Spicy (or Too Spicy) is a light-gun shooter arcade game developed by Sega. It uses a unique foot controller in addition to a standard light gun. It has both a two-player multiplayer and a story mode with cinematics.
War Rock is a free to play FPS shooter set in modern times. It was also released at retail with bonus features, and features both a subscription model and microtransactions for purchase of new weaponry, clothing etc.
A reboot of sorts for the Rainbow Six series, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas drops the player into a fictional version of Las Vegas to stop a terrorist plot.
Hitman: Blood Money is a 3rd person action-adventure game released by Eidos in 2006. The game is a continuation of the popular Hitman franchise in which the player takes control of the mysterious assassin, Agent 47.
A Ghost Recon game on Facebook
Project Reality is a combined arms First Person Shooter which is based around realism and teamwork focused gameplay, it's a total conversion modification for Battlefield 2.
This edit will also create new pages on Giant Bomb for:
Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Giant Bomb users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved.
Because you're new to wiki editing, we sent your submission off to our moderators to check it over. Most changes are approved within a few hours. We'll send an email when it is.
Once you've earned over points you'll be able to bypass this step and make live edits to our system. Until then, gain points by continuing to edit pages.
No changes were submitted, nothing was done! Please make changes to the wiki!
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Some of your changes are now live. However, some of your changes were sent to moderation because you do not have enough points to make those live edits. You need points to live edit the changes you commited.
For the changes that went through, our robot math gave you points for this submission.
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Your changes are now live. Our robot math gave you points for this submission.
Use your keyboard!
Log in to comment


text:
NWAR: Trench Warfare
Detective Nwar gets his hands dirty for a political campaign.
4.42 / 5.00 2,979 Viewsinb4 "too short" It is a flash loop, it is meant to be exactly as it is.
Created using Rotoscrotum technology.
Inspired by Zone and the bazillion variants on the intrawebs.
Pendelum - Showdown
* Click Anon to toggle birthday hat.
* Hit the "Enter" key to skip to different scenes.
Yet another "original" Party Hard.
I liked your other party hard, and I like this one harder. Original animation, not just another simple copy-paste with different music.
Flood one of the Chans with this thing, mang.
Party Hard!
I'm loving it! Awesome animation, and awesome loop. I think it's a great work. I only wish the animation was a little longer maybe...
Fairly intertaining
I though making the movie slightly interactive by requiring you to submit the post was cool. Good animation and song as well. PARTYHARD! /b/
Hardly a "music video"
It seems to be a rather basic animation loop, set to a decent piece of music. If it's your own piece of music, perhaps you'd like to submit it to the Audio Portal? There you can gain credit for your own music and not for the short-cut version of the animation.
Seriously, I have read your comments and if that's the best you can do, you need to think more carefully about it - the end product of the drawing looks great and it moves smoothly, though it could be so much more - that's my point, not just "it's a loop, it shouldn't be here!" You've got potential and it irks me to see people with talent not apply it to the best of their abilities.
The quirk that was applied here was how you got out of the facial imagery, by putting the "stock image" of "no photo submitted", which works really well. Other series on Newgrounds have done that to good effect, with Madness, Clocks, Locks and the like all having their own quirks.
I'm not sure how I would take this forward, as the piece in itself can't really be developed, without changing the music and that could end up compormising the artistic sound of the music. Catch-22, I feel.
[Review Request Club]
I'm not sure why you reviewed this as though it were meant to be taken 'that' seriously, though I doubt you understand the origins. I apologize for the in-joke.
For more information google "anon partyhard" the foremost result may shed some light on it as that is the source of a staggering number of variants based upon the original on which this flash also is based.


text:
Expert Forums
Health Tools
Full Site
Health Tools
My MedHelp
Head and face reconstruction
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
Posts on Head and face reconstruction
dark patches - Dermatology Community
- May 20, 2008
I had bad acne and facial hair all my life. The acne has improved but remain to have facial...
reconstruction surgery - Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery Expert Forum
- Feb 22, 2010
My fiance encountered a major head on car collision on her way to work recently. She sustai...
SVC Reconstruction - Heart Disease Expert Forum
- May 23, 2004
Hello I had my superior vena cava reconstructed in September due to a blood clot - which I...
reconstruction pain - Breast Cancer Expert Forum
- Jan 12, 2008
What is the normal time frame for pain reduction after bi=lateral mastectamies with expande...
Cheek bone reconstruction or not? - Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery Expert Forum
- Jul 09, 2010
Hi, I had several blows to the head in a nasty assault, and the cheek bone is fractured, th...
Pressure in Head - Neurology Expert Forum
- Jan 22, 2004
I have an ongoing problem (years). After I've been sitting for a while and stand up, I get ...
head circumference - Child Behavior Community
- Jul 12, 2008
A BOY 6 MONTHS OLD .HER MEASUREMENT OF HEADHead and face reconstruction Head injury Head ...
Constantly talking to myself in my head - Depression Community
- Apr 19, 2015
I feel like I am going a little crazy and I can no longer remember what it was like to feel...
Head pressure and Nerve twitching - Neurology Community
- Jul 12, 2009
I have been getting strong headHead and face reconstruction Head injury Head lice Indica...
Head Ache - Back & Neck Community
- Oct 18, 2010
am a 28 yr old female Condoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction . Over the past...
View more Posts on Head and face reconstruction
Share this:
Answers to Your Health Questions
MedHelp Health Answers
Type your medical question here


text:
Your core electronic account types reflect your role at Northeastern and provide the necessary level of access to networks, applications and other resources.
Accounts & Access Services
Sponsored Accounts provide customized access to Northeastern's online resourcesto individuals who have temporary or variable associations with the university.
myNEU (myneu.neu.edu) is the online portal for Northeastern community and is a central resource for faculty, students, and staff. Your myNEU username and password are used to provide access to key university platforms.


text:
Buy/Sell motorbikes forum
honda win $250 in hcmc
Joined Travelfish
29th January, 2011
Posts: 14
an early post, i just got my honda win in hanoi and heading to do the northwest loop and head down south to hcmc , will be reaching hcmc around the 5-10 of jan, and would be selling it off. then. drop me an email if interested, for now, its off for some phu!
shing#1 Posted: 16/12/2011 - 21:35
[Profile private] [Messaging not enabled.]
Have questions? Jump to our menu of forum quicklinks
This post has been locked by the moderator.


text:
LSD Indiegogo campaign started!
Oct 25, 2012 Little Sticky Destroyer News 3 commentsI'm happy to announce, i've started the crowdfunding campaign for Little Sticky Destroyer on Indiegogo.com.
LÖVE is an unquestionably awesome 2D game engine, which allows rapid game development and prototyping in Lua. This group is for all lovers and users
I'm happy to announce, i've started the crowdfunding campaign for Little Sticky Destroyer on Indiegogo.com.
We've just released the official Announcement Trailer for Little Sticky Destroyer. Check it out!
As i'm planning to start a kickstarter campaign soon. I've made a short trailer to show some gameplay and some of the rewards for our backers.
Wiki-Based-RPG is now featuring custom colour themes, multilanguage-support, more wikipedia <-> hero interaction and a spider! Also, as always, it still...
we need images, anyone fancy using the images section for showing off a current project.
i will definitely contribute if its ok :)
Promote LÖVE on your homepage or blog by selecting a button and using the embed code provided (more).


text:
Environmentalists and human rights activists warn that Nicaragua's granting of a 100-year concession to a Hong Kong construction firm with unclear financial backing sets in motion a nightmarish scenario fraught with violence, depletion of the region's largest source of freshwater and destruction of biodiversity.
03 Mar 2015
Panama Canal Authority CEO Jorge L. Quijano said that it's possible for Nicaragua and its Hong Kong backer to build a rival canal in five years, but it's not a "feasible investment from a private investment standpoint."
02 Feb 2015
When Panama wanted to expand its canal it sought the permission of its citizens through a referendum in 2006 that showed overwhelming approval for the $5.25 billion project. In contrast, Nicaragua allowed a Hong Kong-based company to begin construction in December with no referendum, and is seeing violent resistance to the project, said Panama Canal Authority CEO Jorge L. Quijano.
31 Dec 2014
The lack of detailed financial information on the Nicaragua canal from project leader HKND Group continued this week with the announcement by chairman and CEO Wang Jing that the company was planning to launch an initial public offering to fund the $50 billion waterway.
27 Dec 2014
The Central American canal projects continue to generate questions over funding — where it will come from in the case of the proposed Nicaraguan plan, and where it is going in the Panama Canal upgrade.
29 Nov 2014
For the fourth straight week, JOC.com readers were voracious for LA-LB congestion coverage, but as port woes continue, delays on the West Coast are beginning to trickle down the supply chain. Nine of JOC's top 10 stories for the week concerned port congestion, with the exception one story on the Nicaragua canal.
21 Nov 2014
Construction on the controversial Nicaragua canal linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans will begin on Dec. 22 on the Pacific side, according to the government officials.
25 Oct 2014
Terminal congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach was clearly on the minds of JOC.com readers again this week, with six of the Top 10 stories focusing on the issue.
20 Oct 2014
The HK Nicaragua Canal Development Investment Co. estimates it can complete a Nicaragua canal in five years at a cost of $40 billion, but more realistically, it will cost at least twice that amount and take 10 or more years to build the 173-mile-long waterway.
04 Oct 2014
"If it bleeds, it leads," is a saying in the news industry that means bad news gets higher ratings than good news, and that rang true on JOC.com this past week.
26 Sep 2014
Roughly 500 Nicaraguan farmers protested against the Nicaragua Canal this week, angered that the $40 billion plan includes the seizure of their land.
Apr 9, 2015 2:00PM EDT
Lora Cecere
Amber Road


text:
John McCarroll, University Relations, (515) 294-6136
JISCHKE PRAISES NEW BUDGET'S IMPACT ON EDUCATION'S FUTUREAMES, Iowa -- The new state budget reflects the high priority Iowans place on higher education, said Iowa State University President Martin C. Jischke.
Gov. Terry Branstad and the Iowa Legislature deserve "high marks" for a budget that continues to invest in higher education at Iowa State, he added.
"We're very appreciative of their confidence and support, and will see that they get an excellent return on their investment," said Jischke.
In a year of tax cuts, the Iowa legislature invested $42 million in new funds in Iowa State, said Carol Bradley, ISU director of governmental relations.
"In many other states, when you cut taxes, you cut higher education," Bradley said. "While Iowa lawmakers believe that cutting taxes will stimulate the economy, they also feel that increasing the investment in Iowa State is important to the state's future," she added.
New legislative funding to Iowa State for FY98 includes nearly $21 million for construction on the Engineering Teaching and Research Facility and more than $9 million for livestock research facilities.
In addition, lawmakers have appropriated approximately $10 million in salary increases to Iowa State, which is expected to fund average pay hikes of 4 percent for faculty and professional and scientific staff. Another $2.3 million in program operating increases will fund the "reengineering" of engineering education, library acquisitions, tuition assistance and scholarships for graduate students, building repairs, information technology improvements and other projects.
Following are selected highlights of Iowa State's FY98 budget, which will be submitted to the State Board of Regents for final approval in July.
ETRC and reengineering education
The legislature appropriated $20.9 million for phase 2 construction of the Engineering Teaching and Research Facility and $1 million for reengineering engineering education, a project that will involve new learning methods, coop and internship programs for all students, and business and college partnerships.
"The funds reflect support for creating the most skillful workforce we can have in our state, Bradley said. "Engineers are essential to the small to medium-sized manufacturing firms that have become such an important part of the Iowa economy."
Undergraduate education and scholarships
Improving undergraduate education is the top goal of ISU's strategic plan and 45 percent ($6 million) of new or internally reallocated funds will go to initiatives aimed at achieving that goal. Half of those funds (about $3 million) are for student aid.
Library acquisitions
Approximately $475,000 in additional funding was earmarked for library acquisitions. The funds will buy materials and periodicals in critical collections.
Intensive livestock research facility
Lawmakers designated $9.27 million for livestock research facilities at the College of Veterinary Medicine. Most of the funds will go for construction of a livestock infectious disease isolation facility, where researchers will study animal diseases important to the livestock industry in Iowa.
Livestock production and the environment
State lawmakers renewed a $400,000 appropriation for Iowa State research and demonstration projects involving odor control in livestock production. Lawmakers already had provided a "one-time" $400,000 appropriation for the current year.
In addition, a new one-time appropriation of $200,000 will fund ISU research on sites with earthen waste storage structures.
Iowa State homepage
University Relations, email@example.com
Copyright © 1997, Iowa State University, all rights reserved
URL: http://www.public.iastate.edu/~nscentral/releases/budget6.html
Revised 6/6/97


text:
[Tutorial] Design a Professional Portfolio Website Using Photoshop and 960 Grid System – Part 2
This is the second part of a two-part tutorial on building a portfolio website using Photoshop and the 960 Grid system.
We are well on our way to completing our portfolio website design.
Here is a preview of the finished product:
Let's pick up where we left off with the first part of this tutorial.
Step 6: Add the Latest Works
Now it's time to show off your latest work. Create the containers for your portfolio images. Make the grid visible for reference.
Add an outer glow to each box:
You should end up with the following:
To add more contrast, you can add a drop shadow to each image. Create a dark rectangle that's the same size as the image on a new layer below it, apply a Gaussian Blur filter with a 5px Radius, and then use Transform > Distort to give the shadow a curve in the middle. The following result should be achieved:
I add the title 'Latest Work' in 30pt ChunkFive below the portfolio samples. I add a slight 20% drop shadow for contrast.
Step 7: Create Call to Actions
I start by duplicating the separator group and moving the copy below the portfolio section for separation.The next step is a call to action. I've created two call to actions that allow the visitor to view more of my portfolio, or hire me.
The styles I've used on the call to actions are the following:
Step 8: Create the Footer
Lastly, the footer needs to be built and should include useful information like links to your social profiles, the contact form and Twitter updates.
I start by duplicating the header background and moving it down to the footer area.
The Get In Touch heading is created with 20pt Myriad Pro, along with the other headings.
In the first section we will put a contact form. So create a rectangle that will be the entry name field.
I'll give the field a nice engraved effect using the following styles:
Now create the remaining field of the form by duplicating the name field.
The submit button was created by duplicating the call to action in the center and shortening the length of the button by about 25%. I also gave the 'Send' text a slight drop shadow to help it pop.
In the center section of the footer, I simply added the links to some social profiles using BuddyIcons.
For the twitter updates I simply copy and paste the latest three tweets I have (or use dummy text). I also placed this Twitter icon created by mfayaz.
We're almost finished! The last thing to do is add the copyright. After that's done you can now select all footer layers, group them and title this group "footer"
There you have it! That's the end of our tutorial. Hopefully it got you thinking about how you can apply various styles and textures to your own portfolio website. If you have any comments or questions, feel free to ask in the comments!
Related Posts
That definitely is a great tutorial. And I am almost done. Now, I would love to convert this wonderful design to the website. Where canI find that tutorial or it is still underway? Waiting eagerly as this segment would really help me learn the 960 grid.
December 22, 2012Jenny
Great Tutorial ! Now I really want to convert it into HTML. But I dont know how. Please give me some tips or guide that might help me. I a total newbie. Thank you in advance !
June 16, 2014Kathryn Aragon
Hi Jenny. When I need help coding something, whether html or css, I go to www3schools: http://www.w3schools.com/
Their tutorials are really helpful for creating clean html that works.
June 17, 2014


text:
Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2004
Posts: 2,364
Re: Anyone playing EVE-Online?
darkrider01, i'll keep your corp in mind.. right now i'm around 800k sp.
About the skills.. There's still a healthy mix of people with skill points.. the gm did the query against their own database. The game is still growing and plenty of new people.. IMO, the what new people like me have to do is envision a definate plan of what you want to do and go in and nail that expertiese.. For me, I'm building an anti-frig character/ship. Because its a 99% player market, its actually interesting to play the market and trade.. Thats how I make my money to fund my ship and PvP on the side.. Lots of risk(takes money to make money) and some randomness thrown in.. Same goes with people that choose to go through the research and manfacturing route to make money. I hope eventually I'll join a corp and become powerful enough to make money mostly just off of PvP, bounty, and rat hunting.. |
Thread Tools | |
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Everything we know (and don't know) about dungeons in Elder Scrolls Online | News | Archived News Items | 1 | 05-30-12 07:05 PM |
How Skyrim and Oblivion influenced The Elder Scrolls Online | News | Archived News Items | 0 | 05-25-12 12:20 PM |
Eve Inferno Sets Galaxy On Fire On May 22nd | News | Archived News Items | 0 | 05-14-12 05:20 AM |
Started playing RTCW again | Smokey | Gaming Central | 5 | 09-12-02 08:43 PM |
The good old days of online gaming | PCarr78 | Gaming Central | 10 | 07-30-02 11:28 AM |


text:
Brand: Benefit Cosmetics
Price: $36.00 USD
Available at: Benefit Cosmetics
Embrace your inner concealaholic! Why deny it when you can hide it, conceal it, camouflage & cover it? This concealing & brightening kit has EVERYTHING you need to satisfy all your concealing cravings!Kit contains: "that gal" brightening face primer, boi-ing industrial strength concealer in 2 shades (01, 02) for custom concealing, erase paste (02 medium) brightening camouflage for eyes and face, lemon aid color correcting eyelid primer, eye bright instant eye brightener, concealer brushes and a step-by-step lesson.
The menu button now contains all of the sections of our site.
And you'll see personalized content just for you whenever you click the My Feed heart .
SheKnows is making some changes!


text:
You must be one highly strung person.
Posted 30 April 2013 - 09:18 PM
You must be one highly strung person.
Posted 01 May 2013 - 04:21 AM
I was abused, spat at, shot at and blown up twice while strolling down the street in Belfast and I've ended up OK.
You were blown up? Twice?
Posted 01 May 2013 - 05:29 AM
You were blown up? Twice?
Posted 01 May 2013 - 05:35 AM
Because it is fairly obvious that the experiences, and reactions to them, of a professional soldier in Belfast during a time of civil conflict should be exactly the same as that experienced by normal members of the public, including children, during peacetime.Not something I find funny but I also wonder what his experiences in NI have to do with this thread.
Posted 01 May 2013 - 06:43 AM
Lilly, Jacob and Isaac, what my life is about. Although our route through life is not how it should be, I am a blessed man.
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Below are some links you may find useful.
Miscellaneous Links
Government Links
Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Links
DEBT RELIEF AGENCY DISCLOSURE This site and any information contained herein are intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Seek competent legal counsel for advice on any legal matter.


text:
[ Index:
by date
by threads
[ Message by date: previous | next ] [ Message in thread: previous | next ] [ Thread: previous | next ]
[ Message by date: previous | next ] [ Message in thread: previous | next ] [ Thread: previous | next ]
Date: | -- (:) |
From: | David McClain <dbm@r...> |
Subject: | JIT & HLVM, LLVM |
Ahh, I see from doing a bit more research that JIT does *not* run particularly faster than statically compiled code. But rather, it runs faster than interpreted byte-code. I remember many years ago speaking with David Robson, over lunch, about the upcoming changes in Smalltalk, using a form of JIT to improve performance of their method dispatch, and attempting to gain multiple inheritance in that manner for Smalltalk. But there, again, it is a case of attempting to improve on an interpreted byte-code, and not a case of improving over statically compiled native code. But with so many talented bodies working on LLVM, perhaps, in time, a way will be found to gain improvement over static native code. Dr. David McClain firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Phil Bryant on Families & Children | |
We have started making a difference. According to the annual report of the Mississippi State Department of Health, our state's teen pregnancy rate declined by 10.3% in 2012.
I believe we have also done an admirable job in protecting our children, both born and unborn. By strengthening the Child Protection Act and by requiring that abortionists obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals, we are protecting women's health. But let me be clear, on this unfortunate anniversary of Roe versus Wade, my goal is to end abortion in Mississippi.


text:
Subject: | Catalina - wdyt? |
Author: | agent99 (guest, 18.104.22.168) |
Date: | October 1, 2012 at 8:11:59 AM |
My Grandmother grew up on the archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia y Santa Catalina in the Caribbean, I've always thought Catalina would be a cool way to honor her though I'm not sure if I like it enough to use it. Still I'm curious wdyt of Catalina? Is it a name you would use or be excited to see on someone?
Because this message is archived you cannot respond to it. |
Messages in this thread: |


text:
Developed by Subcommittee: C16.30 | Committee C16 | Contact Staff Manager
1. Scope
TBD (Laboratory Practice for sample preparation of Loose-Fill building insulation in enclosed cavities for thermal resistance testing.)
Loose-Fill; Enclosed Cavity; Thermal ResistanceThe title and scope are in draft form and are under development within this ASTM Committee.
Back to TopDate Initiated:
Technical Contact:
Lawrence Thomas
Draft Under Development


text: Five global consultancy organisations have responded by participating in the pre-bid meet called by GAIL for the appointment of Technical Consultant to carry out the pre-feasibility study for Iran – Pakistan India pipeline project. The pre-feasibility study is scheduled to be completed by mid December 2005. The companies that participated in the pre-bid meet include Snamprogetti of Italy, Technip of Germany, J P Kenny of Australia, Tractebel of Belgium and ILF of UK. Various issues and queries raised by the potential bidders were discussed during the meeting. GAIL has been entrusted with the responsibility to appoint the Technical and Legal Advisors for the Iran-Pakistan-India Pipeline Project and had floated global tenders for their appointment earlier this month. The estimated length of the pipeline is 2100 km, of which 1100 km will be in Iran, 750 km will be in Pakistan and 250 km in India.


text:
Heaving-To versus Bare Poles
View Single Post
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 652
Thanks: 0
Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
Rep Power:
Paloma (30' inboard diesel) has endured two Force 10 storms at sea (one for 48 hours and one this past March for 36 hours). We chose to drasticaly reduce sail in one and the other bare poles. We never considered heaving to in winds gusting over 60, our concern was that in the 30 foot seas we might broach in the process of heaving to - under bare poles we were doing as much as 10mph on the GPS. In each case, we were running before cold fronts out of the north in Gulf of Mexico and had about 650 miles of sea room. In the first storm we were on the way to Vera Cruz, so we didn't loose any ground. In the March storm we were headed for Freeport and ended up 185 miles south of our rumb line.
Go to the photos section and search "Paloma" and you'll see what she looked like back in port from the March storm - not a pretty sight.
s/v Paloma, Bristol 29.9, #141
Slipped in Bahia Marina, easy access to Corpus Christi Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
Last edited by johnshasteen; 07-29-2008 at
View Public Profile
Send a private message to johnshasteen
Find all posts by johnshasteen


text:
2012 London Olympic Games Tent temporary tent,safari tents
FOB Price: | US $ 30.5 - 60 / Square Meter | Get Latest Price |
Min.Order Quantity: | 1 Set/Sets unlimited |
Supply Ability: | 1000 Set/Sets per Month unlimited |
Port: | Huangpu Port of Guangzhou |
Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram |
Quick Details
- Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: MEI LE
- Model Number: BT1200
- Type: 5 + Person Tent
- Layers: Double
- Fabric: PVC
- Pole Material: Aluminum
- Area: as you request
- Color: White
- For 1000 seater: London Olympic Games Tent
- Olympic Games Tent: Exhibition Tent
- Style: herring bone ,quadrangle,hexagon and so on
- Size: 10*10m,8*8m as your requirement
- Clor: white,red and so on
- Feature: environmental
- Application: exhibition,disply,wedding,outdoor party,camping and so on
- Materials: aluminium alloy and pvc
- Service life: 15-20years
- Quality: best
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details: | 1. Aluminum frame packed in membrane film 2. Hardware packed in solid carton box 3. Roof and sidewall in professional PVC carry bag 4.According to your requirement |
Delivery Detail: | 15-20days after received 30% deposit |
2012 London Olympic Games Tent :1.China direct supplier
3.Easy to install
4.For 1000 seater Olympic
2012 London Olympic Games Tent :
1.span width:12m, 20m,30m
2.eave height:5.18m
3.Bay distance:5m
4. For London Olympic Games Tent
5.With 1000 seater
1. The clear-span is from 3m to 30m,unlimited length,user can choose different length and span you need.
2. The trestle was adopted high strength material of aluminum alloy,firm and durable,the tent material was adopted double stones PVC synthetic fibre,vol of the tent is very small after take down,easy to carry and store.
4.It is easy to put up and demolish.
5.Without posts in the tent,make 100% use of the space .
1. Frame: Hard pressed extruded aluminium 6061/T6(13HW).
2. Fabric: Imported double PVC synthesis,efficient protection against fire,wind,rain,ultraviolet and rusty.
Ceil lining / Curtain / Door / Window / Floor / Solid wall / Lighting / Air conditioner
Party, Exhibition fair, Weeding ceremony, Show, Celebration meeting, Banquet in the open air, Fight danger and disaster, do exercises outdoor, temporary storeroom and so on.
We are professional manufacturer of tent,we design,making-up,setting-up,according to your require,we can design the most suitable tent for you.
Below is the information about the supplier's transactions conducted via Alibaba.com. If you require further details regarding the transaction data, please contact the supplier directly.
Transactions Overview
Export Markets
Transaction Details
This supplier has completedtransactions with buyers from .
Buyer | Product Name | Price | Quantity | Order Time(GMT+8) |


text:
Members of the Clemson University community have various options when choosing a wireless (mobile) telephone package. Telephone devices and plans are available from multiple carriers. For more specific information, please click on the orange link above that best describes your role at Clemson University.
Clemson University Faculty and Staff can purchase wireless phones and plans for personal use. There are multiple carriers to choose from.
Departments wishing to provide compensation to employees for business-related cell phone charges should read the University cell phone policy, located on the CCIT Procurement web site: http://www.clemson.edu/cfo/procurement/announcements/wireless.html .


text:
Female Siberia Husky KC registered with paperwork
Luton, Bedfordshire £200.00- Posted
- 1034 days ago
My gorgeous adorable yellow-greenish eyes Siberian Husky female is in need of a loving home, due to I'm moving home. I can't bring my dogs with me. She is 3 years old, white in colour, pedigree, micro-chipped, not spayed, no litters, good with other dogs, good indoor and out, fine in car journeys, great temperament, fine around children, has all her injections up to date and walks great on a lead. She is KC Registered. All paperwork included. Please only good pet owners, no time wasters. For further info please email or call.
Ad ID: 105300417


text:
amberglow's name card
amberglow's most popular stock photos
amberglow's blog
This user does not have a blog yet.
amberglow's intro
Will get round to uploading some photos soon - I'm a little scared - feel like I'm gate crashing !!
Some great pictures and concepts throughout.
Some great pictures and concepts throughout.
amberglow's equipment
Nikon D3100
Number of photos rankNot in the TOP 1000. |
Download rank
Not in the TOP 1000. |


text:
Free shipping on most orders over $99
Rush Delivery Available
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Availability: Usually Ships in 63 business days via Tailgate/Dock Delivery.
* Required Fields
SKU: Make your selection above, to show.Page ID: CQ60107000
Unit: EA
Designed to meet AABB, ANRC and FDA requirements. Special cabinet incorporates industrial quality with a heavy duty refrigeration system to maintain your valuable products.
Be the first to review this product
Click on image to zoom


text:
April 30, 2011
Texas A&M junior diver Grant Nel's 2011 postseason dominance was recognized at the annual swimming and diving banquet on Saturday at the Hagner Auditorium on the A&M campus.
Nel received the Danny Green Team MVP Award after scoring a school record 50 points at the 2011 NCAA Championships with runner-up finishes in the one- and three-meter dives and a third-place finish in the platform dive. Nel broke the old record of 45 points at a single NCAA Championship set by fellow diver Eric Sehn at the 2007 national meet. Nel also contributed a Big 12 Championship in the one-meter dive, a runner-up finish on the three-meter and a third-place effort on the platform at conference.
With Nel leading the charge at the NCAA Championships, the Aggie swimmers and divers finished in 13th place at the national meet, which marked the team's 16th straight top 25 finish at the event.
The Aggie Heart Award in Memory of Bob Stallings was given to senior Balazs Makany, who set school records in the 100- and 200-yard freestyles at the 2011 NCAA Championships and swam a leg on virtually every school record relay during his career.
The Most Improved Award went to sophomore John Dalton, who developed into one of the program's fastest sprint freestylers in his second season in Aggieland. Dalton led the team in the 50-yard freestyle and was the team's No. 2 entry in the 100- and 200-yard freestyles. He ranks No. 2 on A&M's top 10 list in the 100 and 200 frees behind Makany.
The Trey Heye Memorial Award was given to sophomore Cheyne Hermes. The award is given annually to a non-scholarship swimmer or diver who came to A&M without a scholarship but proved himself with his work ethic, performance and teamwork. The Award is named for Trey Heye, who tragically passed away at age seven in 2000. The eldest son of Aggie graduates Paul '87 and Mary Jo '88 Heye of Little Rock, Ark., Trey was a talented swimmer who dreamed of swimming for the Aggies. Hermes ranked in the top four on the tea in both breaststroke races, and received special recognition for a 4.0 grade point average on the Big 12 Academic Team.
Swimmers John Ariens, John Dalton and Amini Fonua and diver Grant Nel were named team captains for the 2011-12 season.
School Records set in 2010-11
100 Free: Balazs Makany, 42.90
200 Free: Balazs Makany, 1:34.63
1,650 Free: Omar Enriquez, 15:06.23
200 Breast: Bryan Snowden, 1:56.66
400 free relay: Dalton, Makany, Lindau, Troskot, 2:52.49
800 free relay: Makany, Dalton, Enriquez, Schweitzer, 6:24.74
1m dive: Grant Nel, 426.00
3m dive: Grant Nel, 471.35
Platform: Grant Nel, 452.35
2010-11 Team Awards
Trey Heye Memorial Award: Cheyne Hermes
Most Improved: John Dalton
Danny Green MVP: Grant Nel
Aggie Heart (In Memory of Bob Stallings): Balazs Makany
2011-12 Team Captains: John Ariens, John Dalton, Amini Fonua, Grant Nel


text:
garden.com > Outdoor Living > Outdoor Décor > Rugs and Mats > Item # G33083
promotional discount applied. Cart total will reflect savings.
Quantity discount will reflect in cart.
Sometimes, manufacturers require that products be advertised only at their suggested prices. When we choose to sell these items for less, we display the sale price only in the cart. To see the price, click Add to Cart.
One-time delivery
(Details) Deliver Every: 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 4 Weeks 5 Weeks 6 Weeks 7 Weeks 8 Weeks 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 6 Months
Product Summary:
Everest Khalista Choco Rug Inspired from the grand, lavish designs of the bygone era, the Everest Khalista Choco Rug personifies excellence and finesse. Decorated with ornate scroll accents and intricate floral motifs, this rug is detailed with oriental style designs. With a rich color palette of vibrant colors and dark earthy tones, this rug is sure to make a wonderful decor accent. The rich detailing on this rug is matched by the power loomed pile that has one million points of yarn per square meter and a luxurious finish. The rug is designed from a super dense weave of durable, damage-resistant, 100% heat-set Courtron polypropylene fibers. Features:
Item Specifications: Color/Flavour: Chocolate Matrerial: Polypropylene Type: Rugs Construction: Wilton Woven
Product Reviews by Customers
This item is not eligible for Canadian shipping.
Some items everyday price is so low we can't discount or we have marked down the item to a final sale price. These select items will not be included in your order total when determining if your order qualifies for a promotional event.
Ads by Google


text:
From Bill McCune, Arizona's Premier Historical Documentary Producer
The Road to Statehood
Program Time: 72 minutes in two parts Host : Bill McCune
Cochise Man
Establishment of Santa Fe, 12 years before Plymouth Rock
Establish Tubac (Arizona)
Establish Tucson (Arizona)
Friar Garces and Captain DeAnza establish road to California
Friar Garces killed in Yuma Indian uprising
Republic of Mexico established
Mountain Men in Southwest (Bill Williams, Kit Carson, Ewing Young and Joe Walker)
Mexican government puts $100 bounty on Apache scalps
Republic of Texas established
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ($18 million buys California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Arizona and New Mexico north of the Gila River.
Gold Rush - 60,000 49ers pass through Yuma
U.S. Military - Hardships at frontier posts (high desertion rates, except among Black 'Buffalo Soldiers.'
Yuma - Dr. Able Lincoln, the John Glanton Gang, and the 'Yuma' Indians
have 'Ferry Boat War.'
Gadsen Purchase ($10 million buys southern Arizona and New Mexico.)
"Hi-Jolly" the camel driver (Army experiments with camels in the desert.)
'Pony Express' and 'Jackass Mail' - 180 miles on a mule.
John Butterfield Overland Mail and Stage Line (150 depots from Tipton, Missouri to San Francisco, California.)
1852 - 1908
Steamboats on the Colorado River.
The Bascom Affair (Hostage situation with Cochise and Army leads to Apache hostilities.)
First ever Congressional Medal of Honor awarded to Dr. Bernard Irwin for actions in Apache wars, related to Battle at Apache Pass.
Civil War - U.S. troops leave Arizona; Apache raids increase; Confederates take Tucson and establish Confederate Territory of Arizona.
Battle of Pichaco Peak
Union troops retake Tucson; General James Carlton extra-legally proclaims Arizona a U.S. Territory. Congress makes it official on February 24, 1863.
First Territorial Capitol at Ft. Whipple; moved to Granite Creek and renamed Prescott.
'Scorched Earth' policy against Navajos led by Kit Carson. Navajo 'Long Walk' - tribe marched to Bosca Redondo, New Mexico 'prison.'
Camp Grant Massacre - Tucson citizens murder 132 Apache women, children and elderly. Jury acquits vigilantes in 19 minutes.
General George Crook commands military; established 'Apache Scouts;' guerilla tactics. Battles of Salt Rive Caves, Turret Butte. Hostilities end.
All previously hostiles tribes forced together at San Carlos reservation; General Crook objects and requests transfer. New hostilities for several
years. Geronimo becomes the focus of attention.
'Indian Ring Scandal' - corrupt agents cheat Indians on reservations.
Crook resigns in dispute with Washington over use of 'Apache Scouts.' Replaced by politically ambitious General Nelson Miles.
Final surrender of Geronimo. All Chiricahua Apaches (including friendlies and former Army scouts) exiled to Florida, then Oklahoma, for 27 years. Years
later, Geronimo appears in 'Wild West' shows.
Late 1880�s
----Judicial system operating
----C. Meyer Zulich appointed as Territorial Governor while prisoner. in Mexican jail. Mercenary hired to 'break him out.' He escapes North to be sworn in.
----'Thieving 13th Legislature'(1889)breaks records for 'corruption.'
----Con men and 'Snake Oil' salesmen active.
----'The Baron of Arizona' (James Addison Reevis) claims ownership of 18,000 square miles of Territory, based on phony Spanish land grant. Later goes to jail.
----Prospector Ed Schefflin strikes silver and gold. Established town of Tombstone.
----Henry Wickenburg sells his Vulture Mine for $85,000. It later produces millions. He does in poverty; suicide.
First railroad enters Arizona at Yuma.
Railroad to Tucson. Phony telegram from Pope in Rome reads:
"Congratulations. Where in Hell is Tucson?"
----Promoter Frank Murphy builds 'impossible railroad' through the Bradshaw Mountains.
----Pleasant Valley War (Grahams vs. Tewksburrys,) lasts 25 years.
----Frontier sheriff well established; broad powers.
----Sheriff Commodore Perry Owens shoot-out in Holbrook; more daring than OK Corral, but not as famous.
Arizona Rangers ('26 Men') established by Territorial Legislature.
Largely cleans up criminal element. Later voted out of existence amid partisan political bickering.
Congress loans $11 million to build Theodore Roosevelt Dam. Stable water supply and electricity for Phoenix area. The former President attends dedication; other dams follow.
supply and electricity for Phoenix area. The former President attends
1908 - 1917
----Automobiles appear. 'Cactus Derby' race from Los Angeles to Phoenix
attracts Barney Oldfield and Louis Chevrolet.
----Political struggle for statehood successful. Signed by President William Howard Taft, February 14, 1912.
----George W.P. Hunt elected first Governor: Served seven 2-year terms, but not all consecutively.
----George Hunt and Tom Campbell both claimed victory in election in 1916; both 'take office.' Courts later decide winner.
----Women pioneers profiled:
Nellie Bush - Pilot/lawyer
Rachel Berry - First female State Representative in US
Francis Munds - Second female State Senator in US; Suffragette
Isabella Greenway - First Arizona Congresswoman
Jane Rider - Engineer
Sally Davis Hayden Education pioneer
----Early motion picture industry in Arizona; Tom Mix profiled
Bisbee Deportation - During WWI, striking copper miners rounded up by company police and shipped, at gunpoint, in railroad cars to Columbus, New Mexico.
FOR FUN - Irish-American barnstorming pilot Paddy Murphy hired by Mexican revolutionaries. A bit drunk, Murphy mistakenly bombs Naco, Arizona instead of Naco, Sonora, Mexico.
Featured participants include: Historians Marshall Trimble, Lester 'Budge' Ruffner, and Don Dedera; the musical ballads of Dolan Ellis; and comments from Barry Goldwater and Morris Udall.
The History and Heritage of Arizona The Road to Statehood | The Spirit of Arizona | geoARIZONA | Una Segunda Vista | Almost Free | The Women They Were | INDIAN | The Road to Nazlini | Barry Goldwater | Barry and Mo | Arizona Highways


text:
For over 25 years National Geographic Explorers-in-Residence Dereck and Beverly Joubert have made wild Africa home, dedicating their lives to the protection and understanding of the large predators and key wildlife species that determine the course of all conservation in Africa.
Their coverage of unique predator behavior has resulted in 22 films, 10 books, 6 scientific papers, and numerous articles for National Geographic magazine. This body of work has earned six Emmys, a Peabody, the World Ecology Award, and induction into the American Academy of Achievement. In addition, the Jouberts were recently awarded the Presidential Order of Merit by the government of Botswana for their life's work.
Filmmaking for them has always been a way to bring the message of conservation to audiences. In 2011 their feature film, The Last Lions, was released to critical acclaim. Filmed in the lush wetlands of Botswana's Okavango Delta, the tale follows a determined lioness willing to risk everything to keep her family alive. Eye of the Leopard (2006) documents a young leopard's survival in wild Africa over a period of three years. Other recent films include Living With Big Cats, Rhino Rescue, Relentless Enemies, Ultimate Enemies, Eternal Enemies, and Lions of Darkness.
The Jouberts are the founders and driving force behind National Geographic's Big Cat Initiative, which aims to place the plight of big cats firmly into the spotlight and funds innovative conservation projects. In addition, Dereck is CEO of Great Plains, an organization committed to bold conservation initiatives sustained by sensitive, low volume, low impact tourism.
Their efforts, as filmmakers, with the Big Cats Initiative, and with Great Plains, coincide with one aim: to save the wild places of Africa, and to protect the wild creatures that depend on them. The President of Botswana recently said it well: Theirs is a lifelong passion; for each other, for big cats, for Africa … they are true 'children of Africa.'
Presentation Topics
Big Cats: Countdown for Survival
The very survival of four big cat species—lions, tigers, cheetahs, and leopards—now hangs in the balance. In this sweeping look at five decades of decline, through arresting video and unparalleled images, the Jouberts show the cats' intelligence and compassion as well as their fierce dominance as kings of the jungle, making a heartfelt plea for our participation in their survival.
Coexisting in Africa
In Africa, where the largest numbers of wild animals still thrive, man has created islands of wildlife habitat. As animals roam from island to island in response to instinctual migration, hunting and mating seasons, a host of threats awaits—from everyday realities such as civilization with its hum of farming, commerce, and recreation to the brutal reality of poaching. If we are to ensure the survival of these magnificent animals we must create safe passages between these sanctuaries.
Learn More About Beverly & Dereck:
Listen to Radio Interview With Dereck & Beverly Joubert
Boyd Matson Interviews Dereck & Beverly for NG Weekend Radio Show
The Jouberts describe their work documenting the lives of big cats, and their efforts to protect them from human threats.
The Jouberts share lessons they've learned over decades spent filming Africa's lions.
Filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert follow the epic journey of a lioness named Ma di Tao ("Mother of Lions") as she battles to protect her cubs against a daunting onslaught of enemies in order to ensure their survival.
Filmmakers Derek and Beverly Joubert reflect on a tender moment between a zebra foal and his father.
Filmmakers Dereck and Beverly Joubert spend their lives up close and personal with lions—and capture many kills on film.
Dereck and Beverly Joubert respond to the YouTube video "Lioness tries to eat baby at the zoo."
Teaching a spirited cub to survive in the wilds of Botswana takes all the skill and patience a mother leopard can muster. Here's a rare look at how this solitary species raises its young.
A dance of death links lions and buffalo in Botswana's Okavango Delta.
Speaker name |
No Result
Hire a National Geographic speaker for your event.
Meet Our SpeakersBook a distinctive setting for your event.
Learn About Our VenueBring an exhibition to your institution.
View Available ExhibitionsTouring floor maps bring memorable education to students.
See Our Maps


text: Insurance Expert By localexperts August 5, 2013 12:47 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter "Experience the Davis Difference" Generations of Davis' insuring the families of East Texas since 1949. Protecting your business, your home, your family, your future. Founded: 1949 Filed Under: local-expert-davis-insurance, local-expert-main Category: East Texas News Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Best of Newstalk 860 Recommended For You Around the Web


text:
Saint Gotthard Tunnel
Saint Gotthard Pass
St. Gotthard Pass
...(1,150 metres). The railway (opened 1882) through the tunnel connects Lucerne, Switzerland, with Milan. This route includes several spiral tunnels in the Reuss and Ticino river valleys. In 1980 the St. Gotthard Road Tunnel, more than 10 miles (16 km) in length and able to accommodate more than 1,500 automotive vehicles per hour, was opened between Göschenen and Airolo. The drilling of a...
: Relief and drainage
Relief and drainage
...range is crossed by the Saint Gotthard Pass at an elevation of 6,916 feet (2,108 metres). The 9-mile (14-km) Saint Gotthard rail tunnel through the pass was opened in 1882; a twin 10.5-mile (17-km) road tunnel was opened in 1980. Despite the tunnels, increasing rail and highway traffic often results in long delays through the mountains. For example, on weekends during the peak summer tourist...
: Transportation and telecommunications
Transportation and telecommunications
...thousands of foreign automobiles pass through Switzerland daily. Three Alpine tunnels have been built: the Great Saint Bernard connects Valais with Valle d'Aosta in Italy; the 10-mile- (15-km-) long Saint Gotthard links Göschenen and Airolo under the Saint Gotthard Pass; and the San Bernardino binds the cantons of Graubünden and Ticino. The dense traffic, especially in the Alpine...
"Saint Gotthard Tunnel".
Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online.
Encyclopædia Britannica Inc., 2015. Web. 21 Apr. 2015


text:
The attorney for Jammie Thomas asked the judge for a substantial reduction. The industry plans to fight the motion.
DULUTH - A jury's $222,000 award earlier this month against Jammie Thomas of Brainerd, Minn., for downloading copyrighted music should be reduced or she should get a new trial, her attorney argued in court papers filed Monday.
Attorney Brian Toder of Minneapolis argued in a motion filed in U.S. District Court that the jury's award on Oct. 4 was too far above any actual damages proven to be constitutional. "The ratio of actual damages to the award is not only astronomical, it is offensive to our constitution and offensive generally," Toder wrote in the 12-page motion.
The Recording Industry Association of America responded in a prepared statement that it will oppose the motion. "It is unfortunate that [Thomas] continues to avoid responsibility for her actions," the statement said. "We will continue to defend our rights."
In a verdict the recording industry praised as a warning to would-be music pirates, the jury found that Thomas, 30, violated the copyrights of six recording companies and should pay them $222,000. The jury found that Thomas, operating under the user name "tereastarr" on the Kazaa file-sharing network, copied or distributed 24 songs, and it set damages at $9,250 for each.
The civil trial drew national attention because it was the first Internet piracy suit by the recording industry against a customer to go to trial. Jurors were instructed that simply placing the songs on the Kazaa network could be considered distribution, even in the absence of proof that anyone received them.
Because the jury found the copyright infringement "willful," it could have awarded damages as high as $150,000 per song under the law, according to instructions to the jury.
But Toder argued in Monday's motion that the award should have been limited to an amount much closer to the recording industry's "actual damages," which he defined as 70 cents a song. He cited case law that he said supports the argument that if that amount is multiplied to punish infringement, the maximum award for each song should still not exceed $151.20.
Grossly excessive awards violate the due-process clause of the Constitution, Toder argued. He said Monday's action is not technically an appeal because it asks the original trial court, not an appellate court, to change the result.
The recording industry's statement said the verdict was proper, given the damage file-sharing has done:
"It is precisely the kind of illegal activity that the defendant was found liable for that has inflicted enormous harm on the music community -- thousands of layoffs, artists dropped from rosters, and less investment in music," the statement said.
Larry Oakes • 218-727-7344
Larry Oakes • email@example.com


text:
Search Result
Search Tags: fishing
Catfish hooked in Virginia may be world's largest
Nick Anderson has a serious fish tale to tell. The high school football coach reeled in what could be a world record. He caught a 143-pound, 13 ounce blue catfish.
Tags: catfish , Nick Anderson , Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries , Colleen Kelleher , world record , Kerr Reservoir
A fish story: What's your most unusual bait of choice?
Spring has arrived, and you can't keep a true fisherman at home with this great weather. So WTOP's David Burd asked listeners for some of the more exotic forms of bait they use to attract a real whopper.
Tags: bait , David Burd , WTOP Talkback
Real estate appraiser finds passion in deep sea fishing
Wayne Six, who won the International Masters Tournament in 2006, caught and released 28 Pacific sailfish in three days in Guatemala. He was also the winner of the Ocean City Light Tackle Club's annual event, which moves to different locations each year.
Tags: Wayne Six , Six & Associates , Ocean City , Frederick
Invasive snakehead fish thriving in the Potomac
Long before the White House party crashers came the Potomac party crashers, the invasive northern snakehead fish. And these funky-looking fish continue to thrive.
Tags: snakehead , fish , Potomac River , Steve Chaconas , Department of Natural Resources , bass ,
Cast a line and fish without a license
Maryland, Virginia and D.C. have set aside days where you can fish without a license.
Tags: National Fishing and Boating Week
Area waterways stocked with trout
Maryland is stocking area waterways with rainbow trout from a Western Maryland hatchery.
Tags: trout , Anacostia River , DNR , Hyattsville , Mark Staley , Maryland Department of Natural Resources ,
Should Silver Lake be changed?
One plan would add fishing piers, a floating pier for divers to use, an overnight equestrian camping area and a community garden to the Prince William County park.
Tags: Prince William County Park Authority , western Prince William County , Nokesville Horse Society , Bristow , Haymarket , Gainesville , Nokesville
Efforts underway to preserve brook trout
Brook trout or "brookies" are native to Frederick County but are rare. Experts are trying to figure out how to maintain and perhaps increase their numbers.
Tags: trout , Chesapeake Bay Coldwater Summit , watershed , Eastern Lands Protection Program of Trout Unlimite


text:
(A) Adjudication hearings shall be conducted before the board or a hearing examiner. Adjudication hearings held before the board shall be conducted under the direction of an appointed hearing officer elected from among its members.
(B) All hearings are open to the public.
(C) In its discretion, the appointed hearing officer or hearing examiner may admit sensitive or confidential evidence into the hearing record under seal.
(D) The appointed hearing officer or hearing examiner shall conduct hearings in such a manner as to prevent unnecessary delay, maintain order, and to ensure the development of a clear and adequate record.
(E) The authority of the appointed hearing officer or attorney hearing examiner shall include, but not be limited to, authority to:
(1) Administer oaths and affirmations, which may also be done by a notary public or by the court reporter;
(2) Order the issuance of subpoenas and subpoena duces tecum to require the attendance of witnesses at hearings and depositions and to require the production of evidence for hearings and depositions;
(3) Examine witnesses and direct witnesses to testify;
(4) Make rulings on the admissibility of evidence;
(5) Make rulings on procedural motions, whether such motions are oral or written;
(6) Prepare entries, findings, order, or reports and recommendations;
(7) Request preparation of entries, findings, or orders;
(8) Take such other actions as may be necessary to accomplish the purposes of paragraph (D) of this rule.
(F) The authority of the appointed hearing officer or hearing examiner shall not include authority to:
(1) Grant motions for dismissal of charges;
(2) Modify, compromise, or settle charges or allegations.
(G) The hearing examiner shall have other powers, duties, and authority as are granted by statutes or rules.
119.032 review dates:
05/06/2010 and
Under: 119.03
Authority: 4752.17(A)(11)
Rule Amplifies:
Prior Effective Dates: 05/23/2005


text:
Jeffrey C. Kasch Passed away at age 69 years, on April 27, 2011, surrounded by loving family and friends. Dearly loved husband of Meg Kasch (nee Fetherston). Adored father of Libby Kasch. Cherished... › MORE
William A. Peterson, 88, of Lapeer, formerly of Ann Arbor, died Sunday, April 17, 2011. He was born December 15, 1922, in Nagpar, India, son to Harold and Edna (Wildman) Peterson. William proudly... › MORE
Marian Christine (Roller) Chilson of Heritage Corner, Bowling Green, Ohio, passed away peacefully and went to be with the Lord on Sunday, April 17, 2011. She was born in Youngstown, Ohio on October... › MORE
New Orleans, LA: Jessie Poesch, a scholar blessed with unflagging curiosity who spent a half-century studying such decorative creations as paintings, pottery and prints, died April 23, 2011, at... › MORE
Kenneth Hilbert Champney, a lifelong Yellow Springs resident and businessman, and friend to Antioch College, died gently Friday morning, April 15, at home with family members. Ken was born in... › MORE
Rita A. Catapano, age 64, born on Feb. 21, 1947, died on April 15, 2011 in Portland, OR, of ovarian cancer. A photographer, of ovarian cancer. A photographer of natural beauty, she saw the world... › MORE
Elizabeth Kresky, known to everyone as Libby, was a woman of many talents and great influence. She will be honored and missed by many. In her lifetime of 88 years, she was a mother, a grandmother... › MORE
BURLINGTON, VT - Lawrence Blair Hamilton died peacefully on Friday, April 8, 2011, while family and friends who love him deeply sang him his favorite songs. Blair was born in Toronto, Ontario, on... › MORE
David Balzer, a retired professor of education at the University of Toledo who was active in the American Association of University Professors, died of a stroke Sunday, April 10, 2011, in... › MORE
Lillian L. Porter, 81, Fredonia, died Saturday, March 26, 2011 at The Golden Living Center in Fredonia. She was born Feb. 3, 1930 in Fredonia, the daughter of Armer and Sybil Short Porter. She was... › MORE


text:
Nov. 17, 2003
CONTACT: Gordon Ovenshine (724) 738-4854; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – As the nation gears up for the Great American Smokeout on Thursday [Nov. 20], Slippery Rock University has launched a major smoking cessation campaign that will continue for seven months. Components include stop-smoking kits, awareness events and an education shelter.
Student volunteers will staff a "smokers education shelter" near Bailey Library. T-shirts, fliers, chalk signs and posters complete the campaign, which also applies to smokeless tobacco.
The College of Health, Environment and Science teamed with the McLachlan Student Health Center to reach:
• Students moving through the University Union on their way to events and activities;
• Students smoking on campus or standing with smokers;
• Athletes using training areas and trainers who work with them;
• Smokers congregating in areas outside buildings.
"Our goal it to map out a method for quitting once and for all," Dr. Jane Fulton, dean of the college. "It's not enough to stop for one day. We must provide information on wellness, exercise and other factors so that students can make healthy lifestyle choices. Slippery Rock University is renowned for health and wellness education, so this is a natural fit."
The American Cancer Society holds the Great American Smokeout every year to help smokers quit cigarettes for at least one day, in hopes they will quit forever. More people quit smoking on this day than any other day of the year, according to the agency's Web site.
Hospital News
Pittsburgh Business Times
News and Information
Current Headlines
Archive Index


text:
Offers discovery of all types of news stories and stories on entertainment.
Blog of Thew New York Times Magazine. Presents the ideas, arguments, updates, and items of interest of editors, designers, writers, researchers, and photo editors.
News blogs from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
Featuring the latest investigative reporting from the ABC News team.
Entertainment and lifestyle online magazine for young adults (16-34), featuring unique celebrity interviews, feature content, media reviews, and contests.
Offers a range of blogs presented by The Age newspaper located in Australia.
Commentaries on world economy and politics. Includes global issues and forums with Sean-Paul Kelley as the editor.
Blog from Media Matters dispenses information and opinions about conservative media misinformation.
Devoted to the thoughtful exploration of issues of importance to Americans.
News headlines with commentary from Gary Farber.
Gulf trade news and energy industry analysis from DC.
Independent news agency run by a group of journalists and enthusiasts from around the world providing news and information on Arctic region and around it.
Offers news, tutorials and items of interest to professional TV and film editors.
Offers a selection of Australian blogs providing news and commentary on local and international issues.
Progressive blog with liberal political news, opinions, and philosophy, written by an environmentalist.
Journal of art and criticism and is edited by John Summers with Thomas Frank and Chris Lehmann.
Dedicated to the discussion and analysis of news images.
Collaborative blog allowing anyone to upload their own news stories.
Breaking news including arts and culture, science, e-commerce, and more.
One of the original and pioneering photojournalism blogs; the focus is on large, high quality photographs to illustrate current events.
Daily news stories as told by photos and images.
BNN reports, analyzes, and editorializes the news of the day.
Compiles news blogs from various sources and covers topics ranging from general news to military issues.
Features several odd and informative news stories and Web sites each day. Visit frequently or set up an RSS feed for fun surprises about culture, technology, politics and more.
Offering news and commentary on arts, sports, media, and politics.
The mission of this organization is to bring support, recognition and credibility to its members through press releases about their accomplishments.
News based commentary, analysis, and tirades on politics in America.
Covers investigative reporting on major issues of the day. Site is manned by the CBS News organization.
Helps and encourages grassroots media and citizen journalism.
Offers the latest world news.
Blog offering political news, talk radio, media, and TV news.
Chimpanzee news and views from around the world.
YouTube's News and Politics blog covers the use of this media by citizen journalists and activists.
Column that runs every Sunday in the Billings Gazette, written by Ed Kemmick.
Offering highlights from CNN's citizen journalist portal.
Hosts several industry expert blogs on business, technology, culture and more. Also provides news digests and RSS feeds.
Consolidates RSS feeds into a cursory view of the day's news.
Online media publishing platform with topics related to everyday matters in life, health, wealth or relationship related matters.
Offers daily international news regarding business, entertainment, politics, and sports.
Serves up odd and sometimes disturbing stories and images from around the Internet.
Offers world news and videos, editorials, and creative writings by a staff of volunteers and writers.
Share, discover and promote news articles and videos.
Providing access to up-to-date alternative news.
Huntington Post media news, commentary, and analysis.
News headline, commentary, and user comments.
Featuring an extensive round up of alternative news.
Daily guide to business, entertainment, sports, technology, local, art events around the world.
Collection of bizarre and interesting news stories about show business, sports, politics, and other subjects.
Offering official FBI news, alerts and updates.
Distinguished journalists focus on world affairs in this blog, in an effort to help US citizens and future policy makers understand the world beyond their borders.
Health news and information from FOX News journalists, contributors, and personalities.
Participatory media news room for voices from the developing world.
NYC politics and policy, elections, classifieds, and commentary.
Staff writers provide information on business, sports, technology, world news, and arts.
Provider of original editorials and breaking news from around the world .
Source for breaking news and opinion covering a wide range of topics.
Online publisher of news posts about his career, and a range of other topics that interest him.
Providing daily news and opinion on world events and politics.
Blogs offering news, commentary and information relating to Idaho.
News postings from Washington DC.
Provides a digest of radical world news stories from a left wing viewpoint.
Online network of independent media outlets that offer radical, accurate, and non-corporate coverage.
A veteran news researcher posts about the news, blogs and journalism, new media, and research.
Offers technology, gaming, sport, entertainment, world and lifestyle news.
An ongoing series of entertaining and educational articles about unusual or intriguing topics of all kinds. Subjects include foods, places, language, ideas, history, science and technology.
Forum for journalists to share ideas, news resources, and news gathering techniques. Includes publications, and a job and resource center.
A USA Irish-American newspaper. Covers events, Irish hospitality and business, law and order, and classifieds.
Blog focuses on the latest breaking news from Australia and around the world.
Columbia Journalism Review blog supplies reports, analysis, and criticism, about journalism in all of its aspects, from newspapers to magazines to radio, television, and the Web.
Technology focused news portal offering a wealth of information on geek culture and news.
Addressing a wide range of topics: business, advertising, Internet marketing, new technologies and more.
Blog from George Mason University's History News Network.
Offers news and opinions on topics including business, entertainment, international news, law, and politics.
Aims to offer an insider's guide to the media industry including the business of television, print media, cinema, advertising, marketing, and new media.
Blog features postings about investigations and conducted to keep the media honest.
Community blog featuring commentary of current events, news, and popular culture.
Daily news blog features commentary and analysis of the latest information from around the world.
News about records of costly items and the most expensive things around the world.
Music Television blog provides insights into MTV's newsroom.
Commentary and analysis of current events.
News headlines with commentary from Danny Schechter.
Supplies online video journalism news and discussion, critiques, and training.
Contains local and world news, sports, politics, technology, and entertainment.
Provides articles on breaking news from around the world.
Contains national and world news, audio, and podcasts.
The blog of NPR's Talk of the Nation. Discussion about recent stories aired on the show.
Official blog for NPR's Day to Day noontime news show.
Addresses ethical and stylistic concerns about NPR stories as raised by listeners as well as NPR staff.
USATODAY's blog for all latest breaking news.
News about the online news industry.
Information and articles on civil liberties, education, entertainment, environmental issues, food, health, and history.
Offers news from around the world covering topics on politics, economy, world and people, sports and technology.
Addresses ethical and stylistic concerns about PBS programming as raised by viewers as well as PBS staff.
Daily updates on world events and breaking news.
Provides commentaries and essays on military and foreign affairs, economics, and politics.
Seeks out alternative news which it believes is underplayed by the mainstream media.
Collection of all Reuters blogs including most discussed, recent posts, breaking news and tweets.
Offers analysis and commentary about the rhetoric, propaganda, and spin of journalism and politics, including analysis of presidential speeches and election campaigns.
News stories, commentary, and discussion of current topics.
Ideas, tools and resources to communicate and learn more effectively with new media technologies.
Publicizes, reviews and analyzes news and world headlines from places located all over the World and which also got the strongest attention in the media.
Offers articles written by Scott LaFee for the San Diego Union-Tribune covering science, medicine and technology.
Veteran media strategist reviews and rates the best and worst of business journalism.
Shaping the Future of Newspaper. Covers advertising, circulation, journalism, newsrooms, and printing and production.
The news blog from National Public Radio's "Weekend Edition".
A critical watch of the PR industry and spin doctors as they affect journalism and politics.
Journalist and consultant Steve Outing, writes about digital media, the future of news and media, and news in the Internet.
Online home of this weekly public radio show, with a different newsy theme each week.
CNN news blog covering world news, politics, entertainment, health, sports, and opinions.
The latest UK and world news and opinion.
Provides articles on current events.
An advice forum for television news people, including tricks of the trade.
In-depth investigative news and multimedia from The Washington Post, including updates on past investigations.


text:
Toxic Water: A series about the worsening pollution in American waters and regulators' response
Examine whether contaminants in your water supply met two standards: the legal limits established by the Safe Drinking Water Act, and the typically stricter health guidelines. The data was collected by an advocacy organization, the Environmental Working Group, who shared it with The Times.
Oak Manor Ws
- Chart
Key - 1 or more tests taken in the month
- 1 or more positive detections
- 1 or more tests above health limit
- 1 or more tests above legal limit
Monterey County, California. Serves 71 people.
1 contaminant below legal limits, but above health guidelines
In some states a small percentage of tests were performed before water was treated, and some contaminants were subsequently removed or diluted. As a result, some reported levels of contamination may be higher than were present at the tap.
Number of Tests | ||||||||||
Contaminant | Average result | Maximum result | Health limit | Legal limit | Total # |
Positive result | Above health | Above legal | Monthly Testing History Chart key at top of page | E.P.A. regulated |
Radium-228 | 0.17 pCi/L | 0.36 | 0.02 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0 | Yes |
1 contaminant found within health guidelines and legal limits
Number of Tests | ||||||||||
Contaminant | Average result | Maximum result | Health limit | Legal limit | Total # |
Positive result | Above health | Above legal | Monthly Testing History Chart key at top of page | E.P.A. regulated |
Nitrate | 1.36 ppm | 1.36 | 10 | 10 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | Yes |
Units: ppb: parts per billion, pCi/L: picocuries per liter, ppm: parts per million, mrem/yr: millirems per year, MFL: million fibers per litre
46 contaminants tested for but not found
2,4,5-T, 2,4,5-TP (Silvex), 2,4-D, 3-Hydroxycarbofuran, Alachlor (Lasso), Aldicarb, Aldicarb sulfone, Aldicarb sulfoxide, Aluminum, Antimony (total), Arsenic (total), Atrazine, Barium (total), Bentazon (Basagran), Beryllium (total), Bromacil, Butachlor, Cadmium (total), Carbaryl, Carbofuran, Chromium (total), Copper, Cyanide, Dalapon, Dicamba, Dimethoate, Dinoseb, Diquat, Lead (total), Manganese, Mercury (total inorganic), Methomyl, Metolachlor, Metribuzin, Molinate (Ordram), Nitrite, Oxamyl (Vydate), Pentachlorophenol, Perchlorate, Picloram, Propachlor, Selenium (total), Silver (total), Simazine, Thallium (total), Thiobencarb (Bolero)
Additional Resources
Note: The Times' analysis may differ from the Environmental Working Group (Learn More)


text:
I am facing problem in IE6.x.x. when opening pdf document for modaldialog. Some security warning appears and the PDF not getting open. Can you suggest how to solve this problem. This happens only in...
CodeGuru Home | VC++ / MFC / C++ | .NET / C# | Visual Basic | VB Forums | Developer.com |
Search:Type: Posts; User: rajesh.rathinam Search: Search took 0.01 seconds.
Results 1 to 1 of 1
Click Here to Expand Forum to Full Width
This is a CodeGuru survey question.


text:
Kia's building a V8-powered RWD muscle car
What's up with Kia, reportedly bringing a V8-powered, rear-drive concept to the Frankfurt motor show later this year? Mark our words: "Korean Muscle" will be the catchphrase for the second half of the decade.
This woman stripped to "conceal her scent" from K9s after a DUI
Stripping down to your underwear to avoid the trained snout of a police dog isn't an effective means of escape. Just ask 25-year-old Angela C. Ferranti, who was found by a K-9 hiding in the Florida woods wearing only bra and panties after crashing her car following a night of drinking.


text:
These are a few photos we took while getting out and enjoying the beauties of Oregon. From the southern beaches to the hiking trails near Oakridge, we love our great state!
We love Oregon!
This story is inappropriate and should be flagged for moderation. Please choose from one of the following options:


text:
Because writing Part 3 is taking longer than I thought, I have chosen to entertain you today with some animals photos from the trip. I hope you don't mind. Let's meet in Cape Town tomorrow!
Just another WordPress site
Moved to WordPress by Jeni @ The Blog Maven · Copyright © 2015 Mignardise


text:
Creativity and Innovation |
Who Should Attend |
Those who are looking to be innovative, to stretch their imagination, to be more creative rather than settling for solutions that are merely OK. |
Overview |
In these busy times we are confronted by many obstacles in our work and in most cases are quite happy to find a solution that gets the problem off our desk. In these cases we think we have been slick in our thinking. The reality is that often we have been too clever too quickly and not used our full creative potential. This workshop will open your eyes to how you can develop and use your creativity to produce innovations that benefit you, your team and the organisation. |
Outcomes |
At the end of this training programme participants will be able to:
See their capacity for creativity
Content |
Increasing creative options
Pre-Course Work |
If possible, delegates are asked to bring ideas or problems with them that can be worked with during the day. |
DURATION: 1 Day Other courses available


text:
Friday, February 24, 2012
Ghost in New Zealand.
Caroline just sent me these incredible photos of her New Zealand elopement. Now that's what I call a romantic setting for a runaway wedding. Best wishes, Caroline and Matt. xo
3 comments:
- Emily said...
Oh how gorgeous!!
- February 24, 2012 at 11:40 AM
- may said...
how love and happy the couple! congratulate them.
- February 27, 2012 at 11:27 PM
- Alli Marsay said...
what a beautiful setting!
http://all-things-lovely.blogspot.com/2012/03/wooly-wooly.html - March 5, 2012 at 11:59 AM
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
ft.com > World >
Remember me on this computer Sign in
"Remember me" uses a cookie. View our Cookie Policy.
October 28, 2013 2:29 pm
By Borzou Daragahi in Cairo and Peter Spiegel in Brussels
You have viewed your allowance of free articles. If you wish to view more, click the button below.


text:
Gear: Holmatro Hydralic Tools
Holmatro Hydralic Tools
HolmatroCategory: | Rescue Equipment |
Subcategory: | Vehicle Extrication |
Price: | N/A |
Average Rating: | (13 Votes) |
Description: | Great tools for extrication and forcible entry. Lightweight and very adversible. |
Member Reviews
- xxfightin14xx, Sun, 15 Mar 2009 05:48:13 UTC.
- 1st review
These are the most top of the line tools. Lightweight, easy to handle and with the new core system it is definatley dummy proof. I recomend these tools for any dept starting up to do extrication or for any dept who already has tools but aren't holmatro and need an upgrade. People already with Holmatro tools know what good things im talking about.
- Flag as inappropriate
- wsmith, Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:11:32 UTC.
i have to say the same.
- Flag as inappropriate
- Jake32, Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:38:46 UTC.
We have 2 sets a stationary mounted electric pump with core technology and a telescoping ram, a cutter and a spreader. We also have a portable combination tool and pump as well and we absolutly love them. I personally would recommend these tools to everyone in the market for new rescue tools
- Flag as inappropriate
- trmcc27, Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:30:28 UTC.
What can you say....these are light strong and effective. I like them way better that Hurst and I have used both extensively. Weight is a big thing on a long extrication.
- Flag as inappropriate
- Rodrigo858, Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:56:34 UTC.
Best rescue tools out there! We also use Hurst tools and they do not even come close to the quality of Holmatro's!
- Flag as inappropriate
- johnlvvfd, Fri, 29 May 2009 17:57:17 UTC.
What can I say besides that they are the best tool on the market and no one else compairs we have been useing holmatro tools for the past 20 years and have demoed every other brand and nothing beats it
- Flag as inappropriate
- FF6, Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:59:48 UTC.
great light weight tool
- Flag as inappropriate
- RedneckFF77, Tue, 06 Oct 2009 23:31:36 UTC.
Used Holmatro Equipment for 5 years in South Dakota. I dont think there is anything bad I can say about it. Its light weight and easy to use. Better than the Amukus crap my dept in MO uses.
- Flag as inappropriate
- Firenoid5, Tue, 13 Oct 2009 06:56:04 UTC.
Recently replaced our 1984 Hurst tools with these. The weight difference is incredible. WIth the mounts they are space savers and so much easier to use. Highly recommend these tools
- Flag as inappropriate
- Captain367, Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:51:48 UTC.
This is what we carry on our rescue it is a great toon and has never let us down the one thing that we had to do was run racing fuel in the tool the gas was gumming up the carb it it sat
- Flag as inappropriate
- keith615, Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:56:09 UTC.
Easy to use, Easy to care for, Great piece of equipment on any apparatus
- Flag as inappropriate
- firechiefunit2, Tue, 29 Dec 2009 15:43:11 UTC.
These are excellent extrication tools, they are light fast and easy to use especially with the single line hookup.
- Flag as inappropriate
- maulding, Wed, 27 Jan 2010 21:37:45 UTC.
These are pretty reliable, light tools. I just wish they had the power of the Hurst tools - Hurst stuff is strong!
- Flag as inappropriate


text:
With two discretionary nights available in London, I asked my favorite expatriot "what's good?" He sent me off to two plays that I very much enjoyed but surely would not have found on my own.
Read Whole Story
The Pride, penned by Alexi Kaye Campbell, quietly premiered on February 16 at the Lucille Lortel Theater starring British actors Hugh Dancy and Ben Whishaw.
Hardly enough can be said about Geoffrey Nauffts's Next Fall, which is both remarkably simple and exceedingly complex.
In The Pride, Ben Whishaw gets a fresh fifties' haircut, a handsome change from his longer coif as John Keats in Bright Star. With agility and grace he plays Oliver, a writer.
Get top stories and blog posts emailed to me each day..


text:
Release Requirements for Debian GNU/Linux 2.0
Last changed on Thu, 22 Jan 1998 17:34:58 +0100
Below you'll find a list of release requirements of Debian GNU/Linux 2.0, SPI's popular Linux distribution.
All requirements have been discussed and ratified by the Debian developers. Please contact our mailing list if you have questions.
Note, that this list should not be confused with a to-do list. Some items on the list may already be implemented (for example, the logo).
All packages compiled against glibc 2.0 (libc6)
The glibc 2.0 (libc6) is the successor of libc5. While libc5 was only available for Linux, libc6 is also available for other UNIX systems and for other architectures than i386. This will eventually allow binaries compiled for Linux to run on other glibc based systems on the same architecture (for example, GNU HURD) and will simplify Debian ports to other architectures a lot.
While libc6 will be the default C library of Debian 2.0, all tools necessary to build and develop libc5-based software will still be available.
Support of more architectures
Debian 2.0 will fully support the i386 and m68k architectures.
Several other architectures (alpha, sparc, powerpc) will eventually be supported, too.
All packages comply with the Debian Free Software Guidelines
The Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG) (part of Debian's Social Contract) is Debian's definition of free software.
Every piece of software included in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution has to comply with these rules. This grants the user a maximum of freedom, as all packages will be provided with the complete source code, will be freely usable, modifiable, redistributable, and derived works will be allowed.
New installation utility based on package pre-selections
Debian 2.0 will contain over 1000 packages! To simplify installation, a new installation program will allow to choose between several predefined `default installations,' for example, Internet server, X11 desktop, or router/firewall host.
Since this new installation utility will be based on top of the existing package management tools, experienced users can still make installations on a per-package basis to get maximum flexibility.
Official Debian Logo
The Debian GNU/Linux distribution needs a logo which can be included on web pages, CD covers, books, etc. The logo should be easily recognizable, unique, scalable, printable in b/w, etc.
Compliance to Debian Policy
The Debian Policy Manual contains detailed rules how the packages should be designed to form a high quality distribution.
All packages included in the Debian distribution will be updated to conform to the latest release of the Debian Policy. For example, this means all mail transport agents and clients use the same file locking mechanism, and all editors and pagers can be chosen as default when another programs calls an external editor or pager.
All web servers comply to Debian Web Standard
The Debian Web Standard (included in the Debian Policy Manual) defines how the different web servers and clients included in the Debian distribution should be configured, to use a common filesystem layout and URL's.
Compliance to Standard for Console Messages
The Standard for Console Messages (included in the Debian Policy Manual) specifies a common style for the startup and shutdown messages displayed on the console.
Support of Linux' new-style serial devices
Linux currently supports two sets of serial devices, /dev/ttyS* and /dev/cua*. Since the use of the /dev/cua* devices does not have any advantages but may produce problems in some applications, all Debian packages are changed to use /dev/ttyS*.
Support of 8-bit characters by default
Some programs need special configuration options to work 8-bit clean. This is very important for a lot of non-English users who need to input umlauts, accented characters, etc. All Debian packages will be configured to be 8-bit clean by default.
All programs register its MIME capabilities
With the install-mime utility, Debian provides a unique interface for all packages to register programs to handle certain MIME types.
All applications registered to menus
The menu package included in the Debian distribution stores information about which applications are installed on the system and provides this data for X11 window managers or text-based menu programs like pdmenu. With that, the user always has up-to-date application menus, no matter which packages are installed or which menu program is used.
All packages using the new package format
With the support of several architectures, all Debian packages have to use the new package format, which will, for example, save space on our ftp mirrors by storing architecture independent packages only once.
No overlapping packages
Debian's package management system (dpkg) has an option to refuse installation of a packages, if this would mean to overwrite another package's files. To be able to activate this option by default, all package overlaps will be resolved.
All binaries in ELF format (no a.out binaries)
Though, ELF has been Debian's default binary format for few releases now, a.out development packages have still been provided. As a.out binaries have become rare lately, the development tools for this binary format has been dropped.
However, run-time support for a.out binaries is still available.
This list was maintained by Christian Schwarz, a former maintainer for Debian GNU/Linux.
Please send all comments, critics, and suggestions about this web page to Martin Schulze


text:
The much awaited episode of "Running Man" with T-ara's Hyomin, Lim Soohyang and Go Ara will finally be aired next week, February 5!
Mark your calendars and check out their preview below.
The hype for the highly anticipated 2012 drama 'Dream High 2' keeps on building up!
The drama will air its first episode on the 30th of January and they have just revealed their teasers featuring T-ara's Jiyeon along with the rest of the cast of Dream High 2.
Check out their trailers below..
3rd Teaser
2nd Teaser
1st Teaser
Those weren't enough? Check out the highlights of Dream High 2 here.
It's time to party because T-ara has got another win from Inkigayo with their upbeat and lively song 'Lovey Dovey'. It's triple crown for the hard working girls of T-ara.
There was no Inkigayo last week because of the Pyeongchang Concert but it was T-ara who won last week thus making this their third consecutive win.
Check out their winning moments below..
To protect her, the only thing we could do is to delete the video and stop spreading it. Thanks for understanding.
Aside from their 'Lovey Dovey' and 'We Were in Love' performance with Davichi later on Inkigayo, T-ara's Jiyeon will also be present in Fat Cat's performance. She will cameo in their performance of "Is Being Pretty Everything" along with Teen Top's Chunji.
What to expect from this cameo? Check out Fat Cat's performance below wherein they featured Lee Jangwoo.


text:
Deflation: Determinants, Risks, and Policy Options—Findings of an Interdepartmental Task Force IMF Seminars, Conferences and Workshops |
Should We Be Worried About 'Deflation'? Thursday, May 29, 2003, 3:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m. IMF Auditorium (Enter via the IMF Center) 720 19th St. N.W., Washington, DC View a webcast of this Economic Forum using Windows Media Player. Transcript of the proceedings
Concerns about a generalized decline in prices in both industrial and emerging market economies have recently increased. With Japan, China, and several other Asian economies already experiencing declining prices, the worry has been that deflationary pressures could deepen, and even spread more widely. What is our historical experience with deflation? How much do we know about its causes and effects? What are the risks and appropriate policy responses? The following panelists will address these and related issues. Kenneth Rogoff (Moderator) Laurence Ball Manmohan S. Kumar Vincent Reinhart Kim Schoenholtz An IMF staff study on deflation is available on the IMF website at http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/def/2003/eng/043003.htm |


text:
Sort By: | View: List | Grid |
1. Beyond Hava NagilaVelvel Pasternak, a noted ethnomusicologist and lecturer, has brought the joy of Hasidic music to audiences throughout North America and Israel. The three movements of this... more info
add to cart
Usually ships within 1-2 business days
A Symphony of Hasidic Music in 3 Movements. General Book (not sheet music). With BOOK W/CD. 7.5x10 inches. 172 pages. Published by Tara Publications. (HL.00330521)
2. Klezmer!In his quest to trace the roots of klezmer, the traditional instrumental music of Yiddish-speaking Jews, author Henry Sapoznik tells a fascinating story of survival against... more info
add to cart
Usually ships within 1-2 business days
Jewish Music from Old World to Our World 2nd Edition. Omnibus Press. With Softcover. 6x9 inches. 352 pages. Published by Schirmer Trade Books. (HL.00336220)