text:
Comfortable Living
Look inside this Southern Living home to see how comfort and function work together to achieve an award-winning design.
New on the Web
Around The Web
More from MyHomeIdeas
Most Popular Features
- Instant Makeover
Transform your home with quick, budget-friendly ideas from across our network of sites. - Same Closet, More Space
- 5 Cheap Craigslist Finds Transformed
- 25 Ways to Create an Outdoor Oasis
- Our 50 Favorite Built-In Storage Ideas


text:
- Course: Side Dish
- Total Time: Under 2 Hours
- Skill Level: Moderate
- Cost: Inexpensive
- Favorited: 39 Times
There were surely few lowlier, more stupid moments in American history than when a few boobish media whores started talking about changing the name of French fries to "Freedom Fries." First of all, the French call them frites–and could hardly care less what we call them. (I'm sure that, if anything, they were amused at the mini-controversy, as it seemed to confirm their worst assumptions about the savage and "uncultured" Americans.)
Second of all, frites are very likely a Belgian invention. Third, if you really want to hurt the French, just keep opening McDonald's franchises and Euro Disneys. And, of course, continue making better movies and popular music than they do. They really hate that. Which is to say it's never a good idea to mix politics and food. I'm no fan of Donald Rumsfeld, for instance; but if he makes a good sandwich, I'll certainly eat it.
We're famous for our fries at Les Halles. Many have said that we make the best fries in New York. Naturally I agree. Your fries, on the other hand, very likely suck. Most people don't bother to make fries at home. There's the oil disposal problem for one. After cooking one batch of fries for dinner, you're stuck with a few quarts of heavy, messy, used oil that you can't dump down the drain, can't pour in the garbage, and can't throw over the fence into Flanders' yard. Unlike a restaurant, which can and will reuse the oil until it's dead (and get money for selling the used oil to renderers), it's not likely you'll be regularly frying spuds at your place. As well, restaurants have large, professional deep fryers that are drained at the end of the night by a dishwasher or porter.
There's plenty of room to cook lots of fries in those things—and you don't even have to clean up afterward. Chances are, the first time you made fries, you put too many potatoes in the oil at one time, and they became greasy, limp, and inadequately caramelized. Maybe you didn't even bother to blanch them. In the end, no matter how hard you tried to suspend disbelief, you knew your fries just didn't make it.
Reasonably cheap deep fryers are available for home use. They cost around fifty dollars and are probably your best option for trying the following at home. You can regulate the temperature. Most make it easier to dispose of the oil. There's plenty of room. And there's all sorts of other fun you can have: making chips, spring rolls, croquettes, frizzled garnishes, batter-fried fish, and so on. Alternatively, you can fill a heavy-bottomed pot with a load of oil, crank up the flame, and use a thermometer to tell you when it's at the right temperature. Later, presumably when it's cool, you can pour the oil back in the containers it came in and dispose of it.
There are a few very important factors in the making of a really good French fry:
THE OIL. You need lots of it. You can't make a decent fry in a skillet with a pathetic inch of oil in it. The fries won't cook evenly. Peanut oil is what we use at Les Halles. And peanut oil is what you should use. In a perfect world, we'd love to render down some beef fat, or the kidney fat from veal, and fry in that. But these fats break down quickly and would be prohibitively expensive and difficult to work with in a busy restaurant situation: You're chucking out your oil after one use anyway, though, right? So you might, after mastering the peanut oil version, try that out yourself. It makes a real difference.
THE POTATO. An Idaho potato, roughly peeled, is what we use. Specifically, we use what's called a GPOD 70 potato—meaning it's an Idaho potato of a certain size conducive to perfect fry-dom. It comes 70 to a case.
BLANCHING. If you don't blanch your fries first, you'll get a scandalously bad result. Blanching is a must.
FRYING. To the right doneness. Not too many at a time. The fries should float free in the hot oil, not be lumped together so they stick.
DRAINING AND SEASONING. So, let's make fries. But do it right. There's no half-ass way to make a French fry. Respect and observe the tenets of fry-dom and you'll be well on your way.
- 4 Idaho potatoes, big, long ones
- 2 quarts/2.25 liters or more peanut oil to fill fryer (or pot)
- Table salt
Fill a large bowl with ice water. Peel the potatoes and cut them into ½-inch- (1-cm-) thick sticks. Put them immediately into the bowl of ice water to keep them from oxidizing. Leave them in the water anywhere from 30 minutes to overnight, then rinse well in cold water to take out much of the starch.
In a deep fryer or heavy-bottomed pot, heat the oil to 280°F (140°C). Cook the potatoes in batches, about 6 to 8 minutes for each batch, until they are soft and their color has paled from opaque white to a semitranslucent white. Do not get impatient and yank them out early. Remove them from the oil with the skimmer or wire basket and spread evenly on the baking sheet. Let them rest at least 15 minutes.
Bring the oil up to 375°F (190°C). No hotter, no cooler. Fry the blanched potatoes in batches for 2 to 3 minutes each, or until they are crispy and golden brown. Remove from the oil with the skimmer or wire basket, shake off the excess oil, and…
…immediately drop the fries into the other large bowl, which has been lined with a clean, dry towel. Add salt to taste and whip out the towel. Toss the fries around in the bowl and serve while still hot.
2 large bowls
Deep fryer or heavy-bottomed pot
Skimmer or wire basket (if using a pot)
Baking sheet
© 2004 Anthony Bourdain
Nutritional Information
Nutritional information includes 1/8 teaspoon of added salt per serving
Would you like to leave a comment about this recipe?
Excellent recipe -- I found the admonishment to blanch the fries really did make the difference between "Good" and "Exceptional". We use an inexpensive 6 Qt cast iron Dutch oven with a thermometer for frying, then cover the pot of oil (yes, after it's cooled) with its heavy lid and save for another day. If you're careful not to let the oil get hotter than 380, it can be reused 3 or 4 times in a month with little loss of quality.
Discover Related Recipes
Sign up for
The Cookstr Weekly
Free handpicked cookbook recipes delivered straight to your inbox

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Impressum - crossed-flag-pins.com Friendship Pins
Promex GmbHMacairestr. 13D-78467 KonstanzGermany Phone. +49 (0) 75 31 - 12 88 88-0 Fax +49 (0) 75 31 - 12 88 88-99 E-Mail: email@example.com Commercial Register Freiburg im Breisgau HRB 381682 General Manager: Andreas Saur VAT Ident. -No.: DE204438574 Crossed Flag Pins and Friendship Pins using virtually any combination of Flag can be realized. Small badges often speak louder than big words
Google AnalyticsThis website uses Google Analytics, a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. (Google). Google Analytics uses cookies, which are text files placed on your computer, to help the website analyze how users use the site. The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website (including your IP address truncated by the last octet prior to its storage using the _anonymizeIp() method) will be transmitted to and stored by Google on servers in the United States . Google will use this information for the purpose of evaluating your use of the website, compiling reports on website activity for website operators and providing other services relating to website activity and internet usage. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on Googles behalf. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. You may refuse the use of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings on your browser, however please note that if you do this you may not be able to use the full functionality of this website. By using this website, you consent to the processing of data about you by Google in the manner and for the purposes set out above. You can opt-out from being tracked by Google Analytics with effect for the future by downloading and installing Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Addon for your current web browser ( http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en)


text:
Important Legal Notice
DEFINITIONS When used in this Legal Notice the following capitalised terms will have the meaning as set forth hereinafter:
OWNERSHIP This Website is owned by the Consortium and administrated, on behalf of the Consortium, by Museum Ohne Grenzen. DISCLAIMER The European Union has funded the initial development of this Website during the realisation of the Discover Islamic Art project. Since the end of the European Union's funding in 2007 the website is maintained and further developed by the Consortium. The views expressed on this website reflect the opinion of the author only Every effort and care has been taken in preparing the Content of this Website. However, the Content of this Website is provided 'as is' without any guarantee, in any form whatsoever, explicitly or implicitly, including but not limited to guarantees concerning accuracy, uses, non-infringement and the Content being up to date. The Content shall at all times constitute a work in progress which may be changed without any notice. The Museum assumes no responsibility, and shall not be liable for, any damages to, or viruses that may affect, the Visitor's computer equipment or other property on account of the Visitor's use of the Website or his downloading of any Content from the Website. The Museum shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from the Visitor's use of or reliance on the Content. Links within the Website may lead to other websites. These are provided for convenience only. The Museum does not sponsor, endorse or otherwise approve any information or statements appearing in those websites, nor in websites referred to or linked to those websites. The Museum is not liable, nor responsible for the content of any off-site pages or pages linked to or derived from the Website. TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF THE WEBSITE The Content on the Website is protected by copyright and may be covered by other restrictions as well. The Museum retains all rights, including copyright, in the Content. However, copyright and other proprietary rights may be held by individuals or entities other than, or in addition to, the Museum. Reproduction, downloading, printing and communication to the public of pages from the Content on a temporary basis for the sole purpose of viewing them for non-commercial, personal, educational or scientific purposes is only permitted as and to the extent provided for by the Belgian Copyright Act of 30 June 1994 and is subject to any additional terms or restrictions which may be applicable to the relevant part of the Content. Visitors must, however, cite the author and source of the Content and the citations should include the URL "www.museumwnf.org". In using the Content, the Visitor warrants to the Museum that he will not infringe the Museum's intellectual property rights nor that he will breach the intellectual property rights of any third party. The Museum does not warrant that use of the Content displayed on the Website will not infringe the rights of third parties not owned by or affiliated with the Museum. Some works may be under copyright by the artist or the artist's heirs holding rights to these works. Such works may not be used in any form; they may not be copied or downloaded without prior permission from the holder of the underlying copyright. Copying or redistribution, in any manner, for commercial use, including commercial publication, or for personal gain is strictly prohibited. To request the Museum's written permission to use the Content for any prohibited purpose, please send an E-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with c.c. to firstname.lastname@example.com. The Museum is not obliged to give any such permission. Many of the Trademarks displayed on the Website are registered and/or unregistered marks of the Museum. The Trademarks of Members or third parties may also be displayed on this Website. Nothing contained in this Website should be construed as granting, by implication, estoppel, or otherwise, any license or right to use any Trademarks displayed on the Website without the express written permission of the Museum, the relevant Member or any third party that may own the Trademarks displayed on the Website. Any unauthorised use of the Trademarks or any other Content, except as authorised in these Terms and Conditions, is strictly prohibited. The Museum may at any time revise these Terms and Conditions by updating this posting. The Visitor is at all times bound by any such revisions and should therefore periodically visit this page to review the then-current Terms and Conditions. PRIVACY POLICY This matter is governed by the Belgian Privacy Act of 8 December 1992. The Museum will not sell, trade or rent the personal data the Visitor provides while visiting the Website, purchasing online shop articles or signing up to the Museum's newsletter. The Visitor is entitled to consult his personal data, if any, and to have them corrected, if necessary. The Museum may compile and provide aggregate statistics about its Visitors, sales and related data to third parties. These statistics will however not include any personally identifying data. The Museum may process the personal data of the Visitors, in particular when such processing is necessary to comply with an obligation imposed by law or to enforce the terms of any agreement the relevant Visitor would be a party to. The Museum may inform the Visitors about the non commercial events or activities on its Website or outside and which may be of interest to the Visitors. The Museum will not use the e-mail addresses of the Visitors who did not accept to receive above mentioned information by clicking the appropriate check box whenever the Visitor is asked to provide its e-mail address. Should the Visitor have any question or remark, please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with c.c. to email@example.com. MISCELLANEOUS The Museum holds the right of changes in the terms and conditions of this Legal Notice without any prior notice. This Legal Notice is an integral part of the Website on which the Visitor found the link to this page. In the event any provision of this Legal Notice is held to be unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permissible under applicable law, and the other provisions of this Legal Notice will remain in full force and effect. This Legal Notice shall be governed by and construed in all respects in accordance with the laws of Austria. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Legal Notice or the use of the Website shall be submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Vienna. |


text:
Home | Forums | Rules | Articles | The diyAudio Store | Gallery | Blogs | Register | Donations | FAQ | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read | Search |
Parts Where to get, and how to make the best bits. PCB's, caps, transformers, etc. |
Please consider donating to help us continue to serve you.
Ads on/off / Custom Title / More PMs / More album space / Advanced printing & mass image saving |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
13th November 2007, 04:01 PM | #1 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Oslo
How to revive old capacitors?
I've bought a lot of old but useful parts, and some of these parts are old and large capasitors (You can see a picture of them here. I would like to use these in the powersupply for the Hiraga "Le Monstre", but because these capasitors are old and large I'm afraid they'll blow up when I turn on the power. How, if possible, can I revive these in a safe way? Thanks in advance. Eirik A Norway
Regards Eirik Andreassen |
13th November 2007, 04:15 PM | #2 |
diyAudio Member
Try charge them to 2/3 of working Voltage through a 10K to 100K resistor. If they take charge, then disconnect the power and see if they can keep the Voltage. If so, then decharge them again through the same resistor, and then try charging to near working Voltage through the same resistor again. If everything seems ok, try charge them without the series resistor.
Good luck
Free Schematic and Service Manual downloads www.audio-circuit.dk, Company: www.dupont-audio.com, Joint venture: www.DupontMantra.com |
13th November 2007, 07:34 PM | #3 |
diyAudio Member
Jan is the Man.
i do the second run with the high R value to give the capacitor plenty time to settle in, old rabit from the high anxiety voltage tuby days. My mouth is dripping from all the goodies on the pics.
The BBC : 1 3 Knobs : 0 |
14th November 2007, 03:52 AM | #4 |
diyAudio Member
Yes Jacco
It would be great to have that stuff at hand
Free Schematic and Service Manual downloads www.audio-circuit.dk, Company: www.dupont-audio.com, Joint venture: www.DupontMantra.com |
16th November 2007, 11:39 AM | #5 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Oslo
Hi, and thanks for Your advise.
What You see in the pictures is'nt even all the stuff I bought. I also got 7 pairs of the original Toshiba 2SD844/2SB754 transistors for the Monster. That's why I wonder how to revive the capasitors. However my first goal is to make this amp. It's the amp in the pictures in my first post. I'll keep you posted. :-)
Regards Eirik Andreassen |
20th November 2007, 10:51 PM | #6 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: S. Florida
Looks like a lot of good stuff. But the caps I would be worried about. If they are old and have been sitting, they may not work for very long. I just replaced some 22000 100volt caps that were about 30 years old. Is there any way to judge their age? I would hate for you to put them in the monster only to have one rupture and spill its acid.
I have had two capacitor failures in different pieces of equipment this month. Both were from mid 1970's. One was the large DC capacitor I described above, the other was a non-polar axial high voltage AC capacitor that shorted and took out some other circuitry with it during it's explosion. Both pieces of equipment get used daily for many years. I am now thinking of replacing all my old caps. |
20th November 2007, 11:48 PM | #7 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Canandaigua, NY USA
I've been collecting test equipment forever, and some of it is going on 50 years old. My audio stuff is only from the '70s. Every once in a while I'll get something with a bad cap, but very rarely. I'd never consider randomly replacing "old" caps, as most of them won't fail any time soon. More damage would be done to circuit boards and disturbed wiring, than would be prevented by having new caps. The only pieces of equipment that seem to consume caps on a regular basis are my Keithley HV power supplies, and an old Tek transistor curve tracer. The few other cap failures I've had have been as much low voltage circuitry, as power supplies. What fails most often are the very low voltage electrolytics, like 500uF 6.3V caps. And very old tantalums. One secret to long cap life is to run equipment at least a few times a year. Don't let it sit around unused. Also, don't expose electrolytics to chlorinated solvents like pot and tuner cleaner. If anything gets by the seals, the damage process is self- accelerating.
21st November 2007, 07:58 AM | #8 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Oslo
This is helpful. About rupture and spilling of acid: are dents in the can a source of worry? Some of my beer-can sized cap's have dents in them. Falling of the workbench i guess, but I have no explanation to how they got it.
Regards Eirik Andreassen |
21st November 2007, 09:18 AM | #9 | |
diyAudio Member
If the caps are really dried out they feel/sound like an old walnut. NOS military caps are cool, wrapped in aluminum foil and in a cloth bag they're well protected, i've rejuvenated 50 year oldies without a single goner. A second physical check-up after reforming them is to measure the leakage current.
The BBC : 1 3 Knobs : 0 |
22nd November 2007, 09:41 AM | #10 |
diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Holland, The Hague
I still have this link about reforming caps in my favorites
Is that all there is? |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Revive an Ariston RD-11S | atavid | Analogue Source | 258 | 23rd November 2014 11:00 PM |
Best way to revive old capacitors | ostie01 | Solid State | 10 | 4th August 2006 12:55 AM |
New To Site? | Need Help? |


text:
Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords
Events2007 NMRA Keystone Ford Nationals - Worlds Collide
NMRA And NMCA Racers Clashed On The 1,320 To Duke It Out In The 2nd Annual Super Bowl Of Street Legal Drag Racing
In football, the Super Bowl pits the top team in the NFC against the top team in the AFC to duke it out for the title rights and the NFL season championship. The hoopla drummed up prior to the big match each year is unrivaled by few, if any, sporting events. Wanting to achieve that same level of excitement and drama, the gang at ProMedia, promoters of the NMRA Keystone Ford Nationals and NMCA Edelbrock racing associations, had its own rendition of the Super Bowl that set the two premier street-legal sanc-tioning bodies against each other in a quarter-mile slugfest.
It's called the Super Bowl of Street Legal Drag Racing, and each year the two series converge on Route 66 Raceway just outside of Chicago for a wild weekend of drag racing, car showing, and to see the huge manufacturer's midway. Even the True Street class is a mix of machines to see not only who, but which brand of vehicle, is the baddest on the street.
This year the MM&FF staff saw a slathering of old-school musclecars and modern machines. The weekend climaxed with a showdown between the winners of the NMRA classes taking on the winners of the NMCA categories for bragging rights, bonus money, and a coveted Nitto Tire Diamond Tree ring.
The game at Route 66 was simple. Both series run concurrently in regular fashion, with qualifying and eliminations over a three-day period. After all NMRA and NMCA class winners are decided, they're thrown into the Super Bowl bonus round. ProMedia officials pitted Pro 5.0 vs. Pro Street, Super Street Outlaw vs. Super Street 10.5, Drag Radial vs. Xtreme Street, and right on down to the Open Comp and Index-style classes for both sanctions. Since the classes are different-even the heads-up ones-each category was run off an index, albeit with no breakout. The index was determined by the racer's quickest pass of the weekend. For example, John Urist squared off against Billy Glidden. Urist had run a best of 7.51, while Glidden knocked down a 7.06. Their Super Bowl meeting had Urist getting a 0.45-second head start.
Last year, Team NMRA prevailed as it came down to the final round, pairing Tony Bischoff and Pro Street racer Brian Robbins. Bischoff took the victory and sealed the fate for the NMCA crowd. The final tally was NMRA 6 and NMCA 5. This year, Team NMRA took a commanding victory over the NMCA racers as they clinched the title rather easily. The final count showed NMRA with seven wins while NMCA mustered only four.
Both sanctioning bodies attracted a lot of entries, and there was a spectacular display of cars on and off the racetrack. One of the coolest things about attending this extravaganza was getting a glimpse of a wide variety of cars while still watching Mustang drag racing. The Super Bowl truly combined the best of both worlds, and hosting it at Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, makes it that much better. The facility is large enough to handle the 450-plus heads-up racers and hundreds of True Street and show cars that also attended the weekend's festivities. It's a top-notch facility with one of the best racing surfaces around. Combine that with favorable weather conditions, and it was the perfect setting to watch record performances and side-by-side drag racing.
Hedman Headers True Street Presented by MM&FF Top 25 | ||
  | Name | Average |
1. | Damon Dais | 9.641 |
2. | Chad Slattery | 9.689 |
3. | Steve Posenau | 9.914 |
4. | Eric Olson | 10.015 |
5. | James Hughes | 10.190 |
6. | John Puckett | 10.199 |
7. | Ben Ripstein | 10.659 |
8. | Brad Columber | 10.784 |
9. | Sprehe Ryan | 10.798 |
10. | Ryan Herschleb | 11.032 |
11. | Mike Biggs | 11.120 |
12. | Rick Pazak | 11.679 |
13. | Kelly Ryan | 11.806 |
14. | Carlo Lissy | 12.020 |
15. | Jerry Fischer | 12.104 |
16. | Angela Zamboni | 12.174 |
17. | Paul Metcalf | 12.178 |
18. | Robert Davis Jr. | 12.204 |
19. | Todd Braasch | 12.306 |
20. | Harvey Walden III | 12.359 |
21. | John Galway | 12.396 |
22. | James Brand | 12.692 |
23. | Jason Triezenberg | 12.846 |
24. | Stacey Jelinek | 12.867 |
25. | Allen Braasch | 12.956 |


text:
Do we have access to the prelisten output in M4L? I'd like to make a device that give additional functionality to the browser prelistening but would really prefer to reuse the Live prelisten output rather than use a new track purely dedicated for this.
Not at my Live computer at the moment or I'd look to see. Any thoughts on other ways around this if it doesn't exist?
Log in to reply


text:
Benefits News: keep up with benefits-related news.
Benefits A-to-Z (click letters to jump to alphabetical list of benefits topics)
New faculty and staff info:
- AD&D (Accidental Death and Dismemberment)
- Address Change (Life/Work Changes page)
- Adoption Reimbursement Request Form
- Aetna Claim Form
- Aetna HealthFund Health Plan Option
- Aetna Physician Directory ("DocFind")
- Aetna Plus Health Plan Option
- Aetna Select Health Plan Option
- Aetna website
- Affiliates (Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network)
- Beneficiaries: How to Designate and Allocate
- Benefit Appeal Request
- Benefits Enrollment
- Benefit Express (FSA/HRA vendor). See Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) or Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)
- Benefits Overview 2015 for Faculty and Staff (VUnetID required)
- Benefits Overview 2015 for Faculty and Staff Candidates (no VUnetID required)
- Benefits Information, call the Employee Service Center — 615.343.7000
- Benefits Information for Hiring Managers
- Benefits Information for Returning Employees (Benefits Bridging)
- Benefits Office:
Email: email@example.com
Walk-in Service: HR Express, 2525 West End Avenue on the second floor
Mailing Address:
Vanderbilt Benefits Office
2301 Vanderbilt Place
Nashville, TN 37240-7700 - Benefits Orientation — Faculty
- Benefits Orientation — Staff
- BlueCross BlueShield DentalBlue PPO Evidence of Coverage
- BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee website
- Change of Address
- Checklists for Life/Work Changes
- Child Care Centers
- CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program)
- Cigna (Dental Insurance DHMO)
- Cigna Web site (Dental Insurance DHMO)
- Community Pediatricians participating in the Vanderbilt and Affiliates Network (VUnetID required)
- Contact Information for Vendors, Carriers and Providers
- Continuation of Coverage (See "COBRA")
- Co-insurance, find definition on Glossary of health plan terms
- Co-pay, find definition on Glossary of health plan terms
- Definitions: Uniform Glossary of Health Coverage and Medical Terms
- Dental Insurance
- Dependent Information Change form
- Disability (Benefits Information Regarding)
- Divorce or Legal Separation
- Domestic Partner Enrollment (Same-Sex Domestic Partner)
- Email Office of Benefits Administration
- Employee Service Center
- Enrollment for Benefits
- Evidence of Coverage Booklets
- Family and Medical Leave Act
- Family Status Change Request
- Federal Notices
- Fidelity
- flexPTO (Flexible Paid Time Off) Program
Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)
- Forms
- Formulary, find definition on Glossary of health plan terms
- Formulary list (for prescriptions)
- General Benefits Information (See "Benefits Overview")
- Glossary: Uniform Glossary of Health Coverage and Medical Terms
- Go for the Gold
- The Hartford
- Health and Wellness Website
- Health Care Plan
- HealthFund (Health Plan Option)
- Health Plus
- Health Reimbursement Account (formerly "Flexible Reimbursement Account")
- Health Reimbursement Account definition, find it on Glossary of health plan terms
- "Highly Compensated" information regarding:
- HR Express
- HR Policies
- Leave of Absence (See Policies page)
- Life Insurance
- Life/Work Changes
- Long-Term Disability
- Loss of Spouse or Same-Sex Domestic Partner Insurance (Life/Work Changes page)
- Mail Order Prescription Information
- Marriage (Life/Work Changes page)
- MetLife website
- Navitus website
- Navitus Pharmacy Booklet (2015)
- Network (Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network)
- New Employee Benefits Information
- Occupational Health Clinic
- Open Enrollment
- Orientation, Benefits — Faculty
- Orientation, Benefits — Staff
- Out-of-pocket limit , find definition on Glossary of health plan terms
- Parental Leave
- Pediatricians participating in the Vanderbilt and Affiliates Network (VUnetID required)
- Personal Information Change form
- Personal Spending Accounts, see Flexible Spending Accounts
- Pet Insurance
- Plus (Health Plan Option)
- Policies — The Policies page of the HR website contains a listing of all HR Policies with helpful Q&As
- Prescription Drug Coverage
- Prescription - Navitus Pharmacy Booklet (2015)
- Preventive Care
- Retirement Investment Companies
- Retirement Plan
- Retirement Plan Withdrawals and Distributions
- Retiring from Vanderbilt
- Rollovers from Your Previous Retirement Plan
- Same-Sex Domestic Partner
- Select (Health Plan Option)
- Short-Term Disability Insurance
- Sick Time (See Policies page)
- Smoking Cessation Program
- Social Security Website
- Special Enrollment Rights under CHIPRA
- Specialty Drug Program
- Summary Annual Reports
- Summary of Benefits and Coverage
- Summary Plan Descriptions
- Superior Vision: Benefits Overview Brochure (2015)
- Superior Vision Claim Form
- Supplemental Life Insurance, see Life Insurance
- Terms: Uniform Glossary of Health Coverage and Medical Terms
- Time Off Policies
- Tobacco Cessation Program
- Traveling with Vanderbilt Health Care
- Tuition Benefit
- Uniform Glossary of Health Coverage and Medical Terms (Department of Labor)
- Unpaid Leave Status
- Unum
- Vacation Time (See Policies page)
- Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network
- Vanderbilt Mail Order Pharmacy Information
- Vanderbilt Specialty Drug Information
- Vision Plan (also see Superior Vision: Benefits Overview Brochure (2015))
- Will Prep Service (available through MetLife Supplemental Life Insurance enrollment)
- Will online site (available through WillsCenter.com)
- Women's Preventive Care
- Work/Life Connections—EAP
X - no listings
Y - no listings
Z - no listings
Looking for something you cannot find? Email suggestions for the alpha list to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Thanks for redeeming.
{{else}}Success! Thanks for repurchasing.
{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if Expired}}Increase my visibility!
{{else}} {{#if IsMultiPack}}{{#if HasMultiPack}} You have {{MultiPackCount}} top spot(s) left. Now loading you into the search listings... {{else}} You have used all top spots. Now loading you into the search listings... {{/if}}
{{else}}We are loading you into the search listing pages...
{{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}}{{Current}} just saw you!
{{/if}} {{#if LastTopSpotPurchaseIsMulti }} {{#if HasAnyTopSpot}}{{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} {{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Free {{/if}} {{#if HasPaidTopSpot }} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} & {{/if}} {{ MultiPackCount }} {{/if}} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left
{{else}}0 Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left
{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }}{{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left
{{/if}} {{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasResults}}{{Current}} see you now!
{{else}} {{/if}} {{/if}}You can now invite anyone to meet at your favorite Starbucks.
Limited-time feature
34 year old woman | Brunswick, GA, USA | Seeking men 28-40 within 400 miles
If you are going to be weird, be confident about it.
Trying to illustrate an accurate synopsis of myself seems less effective without using my world class hand talking abilities. I am a terrible story teller. Mostly, because I seem to be in a perpetual state of digression. How much fun are tangents though? I heard once that there was a special edition pack of Starburst that including only the pink ones (I know, right? Kind of like when Captain Crunch decided to make "Oops All Berries"). I am pretty hipster regarding snacks so it was disappointing to realize I had missed out on that opportunity. This isn't relevant information... Ok. The Basics. I have worked in property management for a Luxury Resort for the past 10 years. My little human is my greatest accomplishment and the proprietor of my fulfillment. I have been involved with CrossFit for over a year and, yeah, I am one of those people. I participate in various OCR / Endurance events. I have friends scattered across the country so I travel as often as I can. Mostly because I love them but also because I think to travel is to live. Oh, I won't have braces forever. And the ideals... I like good hygiene. In my twenties, I thought that was an unspoken standard for adults. But, I stand corrected. Liking kids is detrimental. The desire to constantly evolve in an all encompassing way is necessary. Fluency in sarcasm is mandatory. Authenticity and genuineness is most important.
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
Middle of the Road
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA
Laughing. CrossFit. Cupcakes. Photography. GORUCK. Music.
Her | What she is looking for | |
Appearance | ||
Height: | 5'3" (160cms) | 5'9" (175cms) to 6'5" (195cms) |
Body type: | Athletic and toned | Slender, About average, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Hazel | No preference |
Hair: | Dark brown | No preference |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No preference |
Drink: | Social Drinker | No preference |
Occupation: | I'll tell you later | No preference |
Income: | $35,001 to $50,000 | No preference |
Relationship: | Divorced | No preference |
Have kids: | Yes, and they live at home (1) | No preference |
Wants kids: | Not sure | No preference |
Background | ||
Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian | No preference |
Faith: | I'll tell you later | No preference |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | Some college | Some college |


text:
What is the Avvo Rating?
View contributions
Scott was an outstanding resource as we produced estate and will documents for the first time. He was generous with his time, common sense about...
Posted by: Jeff, 8 months ago.
I worked with Scott for my will preparation and he was very helpful and easy to work with. He explained us things to make it easy for us and kept us...
Posted by: Zafar, 9 months ago.
In addition to providing a simple way to express your gratitude to fellow lawyers, any time you add an endorsement to a peer's profile, a link to your profile will appear on it.
Endorse this lawyer
8 years since Scott P. Beetham was first licensed to practice law.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.


text:
Hey, I know Im not as big as some of the other guys on the customers links page but I do have 11 active licenses and have referred quite a few people to purchase litespeed. And I always give honest and good public feedback concering litespeed at webhosting forums and in chats. Also recommend it a lot on my linux blog. Im sure litespeed staff knows this, I figured I would post all that so the community sees why Im asking to be linked. I understand if Im not big enough to be linked yet. But it would help me a lot if I was linked and I think it would help Litespeed too because the more hosting sales I get the more servers I will have to get and in turn get more licenses. So please consider it. If I can be linked, just reply and I will post back with a logo image to put on there. Thanks
I guess you meant my site. Short and sweet, Ill suppose that will do? Also By the way, I know I told you but the owners of astalavista are very very happy with litespeed. They get around 200 thousands unique hits a day and there is usually over 500-1000 people online at any given time. The average load usually is between .5 and 1 and most of that is due to mysql usage. I dont know about anyone else but I think that is simply amazing how such a busy site can use such little resources. Of course they are on a dual quad xeon with 8 gb of ram but still that is some very low resource usage. Their old server used to be apache, the laod used to be around 5-10, same type of high end server. And sometimes it would get so busy it would just go down, and the smallest apache flood would take it out. I think its pretty safe to say that litespeed has outperformed apache 10-1 in this high traffic application


text:
Self-reliance and sustainability in the 21st century.
By James A Zitting
Tags: Top bar hive, bee hive, sustainable beekeeping, beelanding, James A Zitting
I'm greatly honored to be a guest blogger for Mother Earth News, and would like to introduce myself.
Some of my earliest desires to live sustainably on the land were fueled in my early 20's by reading Mother Earth Magazine and books by Gene Logsdon, Masanobu Fukuoka, and others. These readings planted a desire in me to live the country life in a different way than I had been raised.
I grew up on a 2000 acre mono culture farm, and at one time my family owned an egg farm with 6,000 laying hens. Let's hope I never have to tell stories in the blog about those chickens. It was not healthy for the chickens and it was not healthy for my young mind.
Reading Gene Logsdon made me think about sustainable agriculture, and the many joys that accompany that lifestyle. I caught a glimpse of what living closer to the land might look like. And so I began to dream. During this time I drove a truck on the Uranium haul in Arizona and I imagined the good life.
I bought my first bee hive about the same time. Like many first time beekeepers, I closely followed the advice that the professionals recommended, only to see my bees contract every disease out there. Of course, the professionals quickly informed me about all the medications and chemicals I needed to dump in the hive. Funny thing is, I tried the chemical approach and my bees still died. I quickly realized that beekeeping was commercialized, and required medications and manipulating to keep up with the latest pests. I lost interest in bees for a time.
I like to tell folks that this down economy has been a blessing for me and my family. It is, in essence, forcing us to live the good life. What was a hobby, has now become my passion. With my wife, Nikki, and our five kids we now keep bees in a sustainable way on our 35 acre homestead that we call Beelanding. We enjoy showing others how simple and rewarding keeping bees in your back yard can be. Yes! You can keep bees without any medications. You can work with nature, and watch as your colony of honey bees grows before your eyes, and enjoy the benefits of fresh raw honey and wax.
I have done a lot of tinkering and research into bees and beehives. I like to experiment and think outside the box. I've been trying to figure out how to make the ultimate beehive for the back yard enthusiast, and more importantly for the health of the bees a better beehive. You can see my ideas and designs at http://www.beelanding.com/. My kids have helped me get all up to date and you can follow what we are doing on Facebook and Twitter. I'd like to incorporate your comments and questions in future blog posts. I look forward to hearing from you.
Why is honey the proper food for honey bees?
My bees shipped early - here we go!
A brief overview of keeping bees in a top bar hive from setup to overwintering.
My views on importing package bees verses natural breading.
The Daily Commute
The Open Book
Cold Antler Farm
Agricultural Law
The View From the Farm
Tiny Farm Blog
You Grow Girl
Root Simple
Beyond Pesticides
Sustainable Table
The Crunchy Chicken
Farm Policy
Center for Rural Affairs
Two Frog Home
The Unusual Farm Chick
Farmgirl Fare
A Homesteading Neophyte
Self Sufficient 'Ish'
The Tangled Nest
Heirloom Girl
MOTHER EARTH NEWS is the guide to living — as one reader stated — "with little money and abundant happiness." Every issue is an invaluable guide to leading a more sustainable life, covering ideas from fighting rising energy costs and protecting the environment to avoiding unnecessary spending on processed food. You'll find tips for slashing heating bills; growing fresh, natural produce at home; and more. MOTHER EARTH NEWS helps you cut costs without sacrificing modern luxuries.
At MOTHER EARTH NEWS, we are dedicated to conserving our planet's natural resources while helping you conserve your financial resources. That's why we want you to save money and trees by subscribing through our earth-friendly automatic renewal savings plan. By paying with a credit card, you save an additional $5 and get 6 issues of MOTHER EARTH NEWS for only $12.00 (USA only).
You may also use the Bill Me option and pay $17.00 for 6 issues.


text:
Thread Tools |
So for all the parents that did not get their children vaccinated...how did it work out with daycare...school...etc?
Sponsored Links | |||
worked out fine for us so far...my youngest is now 16, healthy as a horse, been in daycare and nursery school--all 3 of my unvaxed kids were...no problems at all, ever. And now in high school, they are sick far less than others, per the school nurse. I have had my kids in daycare, nursery schools, and out in public since they were born, and for the last 20yrs, no problems with any diseases.
My 4 yr old is in preschool and daycare. No problems whatsoever.
If the people let government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state as are the souls of those who live under tyranny." Thomas Jefferson.
Tags |
Vaccinations |
Thread Tools | |
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
Posting Rules | |


text:
Suzanne Somers
A former actress who left her most successful show to make the obscure comedy She's the Sherriff - with Suzanne Somers, a colossal bomb that only gets airplay when controversial shows like Terrance and Phillip get kicked off air. It proved controversial in itself - it was later banned after a protest by Sheila Broflovski and South Park's other mothers. She also advertised for a calf excerciser, convincing at the very least, Butters Stotch to purchase it.
Featured Episodes
- Death (s01e06)
- Fun with Veal (s06e05; mentioned)


text:
Mushtaq Mohammad
Personal information | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Born | Junagadh, Gujarat, British India (now India) |
22 November 1943 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Batting style | Right-hand batsman | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bowling style | Right-arm legbreak googly | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Role | All-rounder | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Relations | Wazir Mohammad (brother) Raees Mohammad (brother) Hanif Mohammad (brother) Sadiq Mohammad (brother) Shoaib Mohammad (nephew) |
International information | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
National side | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Test debut (cap 31) | 26 March 1959 v West Indies | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Last Test | 24 March 1979 v Australia | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ODI debut (cap 5) | 11 February 1973 v New Zealand | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Last ODI | 3 November 1978 v India | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Career statistics | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Source: ESPNcricinfo, 14 March 2013 |
Mushtaq Mohammad (Urdu: مشتاق محمد; born 22 November 1943) is a former Pakistani cricketer who played in 57 Tests and 10 ODIs from 1959 to 1979. A right-handed batsman and a leg-spinner, he is one of the most successful Pakistani all-rounders and went on to captain his country in nineteen Test matches. He was the first and to date only Pakistani to score a century and take five wickets in the same test match twice.[1] He was one of the five Mohammad brothers, four of whom played cricket for Pakistan. Mushtaq recently coached the United States national cricket team, but has returned to commentary for Pakistani Television.
Early life[edit]
As a child he attended the Church Mission School (CMS) in Karachi.[2]
First class[edit]
Mushtaq began his first class career at the age of 13 years and 41 days, scoring 87 and taking 5 for 28 on debut. He played for Karachi and Pakistan International Airlines at home and went on to represent Northamptonshire in county cricket from 1966 to 1977, scoring more than 1,000 runs in every season. In both 1967 and 1971 he stayed with the county during Pakistan tours of England, playing for the touring side only in Test matches and a few other fixtures.
Mushtaq captained Northamptonshire between 1975 and 1977, and in 1976 led the side to victory in the Gillette Cup, the county's first-ever trophy, and to second place in the County Championship, equalling its best-ever position. But his captaincy ended in some controversy. According to Wisden 1978 edition, Mushtaq resigned, claiming that his future had not been made clear and that there were rumours – which turned out to be true – that former captain Jim Watts was to be reappointed for 1978. Mushtaq had in any case signed for the Packer venture in Australia, but there were harsh words from the county's chairman about dressing room politics and Mushtaq did not play for Northants again.
He scored 72 hundreds in a 502 game first class career. He was the first Pakistani to score 25,000 first class runs, ending up with 31,091, more than half of them for Northamptonshire. His record included a highest score of 303 not out. As a wrist-spinner, he bowled the legbreak, googly and flipper.
Test cricket[edit]
On 26 March 1959 against West Indies at Lahore, Mushtaq succeeded his elder brothers Wazir and Hanif into Test cricket. At 15 years and 124 days, he was the youngest person to play Test cricket at the time, though some doubt exists as to his exact age. He scored only 18 runs in the match as Pakistan were defeated by an innings and 156 runs. The first of his ten Test hundreds would come in his 6th Test, 101 against India in Feroz Shah Kotla. He is believed to have been just 17 and 78 days old at the time of the innings which became a record. The record stood for over 40 years until it was bettered by Mohammad Ashraful. His next century came against England in 1962 and he would have to wait another 9 years until his next.
In 1970 he played for the Rest of the World against England in the series that was later stripped of its Test status. Early in 1973, he scored 121 against Australia at Sydney and 201 against New Zealand in his next match a month later. In the latter game, he became the only cricketer other than Denis Atkinson to score a double century and take five wickets in a Test match. He finished the year with 777 runs at the average of 86.33.
He captained Pakistan in 19 Test matches from 1976–77 to 1978–79. During this time, he scored 121 and 56 and took eight wickets against West Indies at Port of Spain in 1976–77 to inflict a rare home defeat on West Indies. He led Pakistan to a 2–0 win over India when the two countries played their first series against each other in eighteen years in 1978–79.
Mushtaq is regarded as one of the first cricketers to use the reverse-sweep in the 1970s. Though his elder brother Hanif Mohammad is sometimes credited as the inventor. Cricket coach Bob Woolmer has been credited with popularising the stroke.[3][4]
He joined Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket in the late seventies. He went on to become coach of Pakistan and led the side which reached the final of the 1999 World Cup.
- ^ 5 for and century espncricinfo. Retrieved 20 December 2011
- ^ Sharif, Azizullah. "KARACHI: Restoration of Church Mission School ordered" (Archive). Dawn. 20 February 2010. Retrieved on 26 May 2014.
- ^ Bob Woolmer | Obituaries | Guardian Unlimited
- ^ Latest Cricket News » Bob Woolmer, the `computer coach`
External links[edit]
- Cricinfo Profile
- Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Who's who of Test cricketers
- Cricketarchive Profile
Preceded by Asif Iqbal |
Pakistan Cricket Captain 1978–1979 |
Succeeded by Wasim Bari |
- 1943 births
- Coaches of the Pakistan national cricket team
- Commonwealth XI cricketers
- Pakistani cricket commentators
- Cricketers at the 1975 Cricket World Cup
- International Cavaliers cricketers
- Karachi cricketers
- Karachi A cricketers
- Karachi Blues cricketers
- Karachi C cricketers
- Karachi Whites cricketers
- Living people
- Muhajir people
- Northamptonshire cricketers
- Northamptonshire cricket captains
- Northumberland cricketers
- Pakistani cricket captains
- Pakistani cricket coaches
- Pakistani cricketers
- Pakistan International Airlines cricketers
- Pakistan International Airlines A cricketers
- Pakistan One Day International cricketers
- Pakistan Test cricketers
- People from Junagadh
- Peshawar cricketers
- Recipients of the Pride of Performance
- Shropshire cricketers
- Sportspeople from Karachi
- Staffordshire cricketers
- Wisden Cricketers of the Year
- World Series Cricket players
- Pakistan Eaglets cricketers
- Coaches of the United Arab Emirates national cricket team
- Marylebone Cricket Club cricketers
- Pakistan Test cricket centurions


text:
Collin Provost is one the heaviest skaters alive and his Made B-Sides proves it. Burnout concurs, photo-style.
Longhairs, pros, babes and skate rats - everyone turned out for the premier of the Shep Dawgs 4 video - coming to the Thrasher site in May.
Cory and Grant reveal their cross-training secrets, Frost walks on walls and the SOTY gets shut down in his final hour.
Borden blasts, J Lay bashes Belmont, Dan Lu gets his toes did and the SOTY starts his year off right.
He manages, raps and Lord knows he's hell on a sandwich, but who would have guessed Sam Smyth had a more artistic side behind the camera?
The fives flow like Coors with rooftop Vinsanity, 10-legged downhill and less-than-shy sheboarders. Chocolate KOTR, still in Denver.
Dirty Fences Tour Europe May 03 |
5.9 Death Blow Out Providence, RI May 09 |
Spring Break Yo Self Saugerties, NY May 30 |
Stay Flared USA May 31 |


text:
Waqar Younis and Aamir Sohail strengthen interim coach Mohsin Khan\'s case for permanent role.
Karachi: Former captains Waqar Younis and Aamir Sohail have thrown their weight behind interim Pakistan coach Mohsin Khan and credited him and captain Misbah-ul-Haq for introducing a discipline regime and attitude in the Pakistan team.
Their comments come at a time when a debate is raging in Pakistan cricket circles on whether the Pakistan board should replace Mohsin after the England series with Australian Dav Whatmore.
"I think Mohsin Khan deserves lot of credit for the way the team has been performing in recent months. He has worked well with Misbah and brought discipline to the team and the board should take note of this," Waqar told Geo News Channel.
The former fast bowler's comments are likely to cause a stir as Mohsin replaced him as Pakistan team coach after he had resigned last September due to personal and health reasons.
Waqar said there was no doubt that Pakistan's series win over England was a big achievement and their victory in the second Test was commendable and highlighted the fighting spirit in the side.
"The pitch at Abu Dhabi was a very good Test pitch and only really skillful batting could get you runs. I think our spinners were outstanding in both innings and they delivered at the right time," he said.
He also said that Saeed Ajmal's performance was not a surprise at all for him as he had always threatened to be a top spinner but it was the way the unsung Abdul Rehman had put his hand up and delivered that pleased him.
Aamir Sohail also singled out Mohsin for praise saying since he became coach he had formed a good partnership with Misbah.
"This win over England, it is one of the big achievements of our cricket. In the past we always had lot of talent in the team and individual match winners but this is perhaps the most disciplined Pakistan team I have seen," Sohail said.


text:
Devious Dungeon 2
Devious Dungeon 2 is the sequel to the original medieval action platformer with randomized dungeons. Fight your way as the Barbarian, Rogue or Mage through each level; slaying enemies, earning experience, levelling up, and collecting loot!
Random Heroes 3
Alien scum are invading earth one last time in this action platformer. A group of unlikely heroes are set out to save the world once and for all in Random Heroes 3!
Murl the Squirrel
Meet Murl. He is teased by a group of flying squirrels because he can't fly. He meets with a ringmaster at a local circus determined to prove them wrong. Your goal is to fly as high as you can in this endless vertical climber!
Devious Dungeon
Devious Dungeon is a medieval action platformer with randomized dungeons. Fight your way through each level locating the key to open the portal. Slay enemies, earn experience, level up, and collect loot!
Random Runners
Random Runners is a spin on the Random Heroes game in runner fashion! Play as a misfit group of heroes on their run-and-gun adventure taking on the most cliché bad guys ever, zombies!
League of Evil 3
The award-winning and critically-acclaimed platformer for iOS is back! The Agent and his "bad-guy turned good guy" chum are back for more tough as nails platforming with the series that redefined touch screen mobile gaming.
Random Heroes 2
A group of unlikely heroes are set out to save the world. Blast your way through these invaders in this action platformer! It's time to eradicate the alien threat once and for all in Random Heroes 2!
Gravity Duck
As a duck with special powers you will flip gravity to help you reach the goal in this new puzzle platforming game! Gravity controlled platforming at it's greatest; get ready for Gravity Duck!
As the Infestor you need to reach the exit in each level by taking over your enemies and controlling their body. Each human has a special ability associated with it that you will need to take advantage of to overcome obstacles.
Wrongfully dismissed from his job; the hero is on a war path to take down anyone who gets in his way of giving the CEO a much needed beatdown! Inspired by the classic beat-em up genre; get ready for BEATDOWN!
Burrito Bison
Burrito Bison is a fun launching game with an original twist. Launch Burrito Bison as far as you can and squish gummy bears until you gain enough speed to smash doors and escape the dreadful Candy Land!
Random Heroes
A group of unlikely heroes are set out to save the world. Monsters from another dimension are trying to take over Earth. Blast your way through these invaders in this action platformer!
League of Evil 2
The sequel to the award-winning and critically-acclaimed League of Evil. The world needs your help! Evil scientists worldwide have joined forces forming a "League of Evil"; the only super agent who can stop them is you!
League of Evil
As a specially trained agent you can double jump and wall jump allow you to flip your way over obstacles. So get ready to show your sick acrobatic moves across 160 challenging levels in this award-winning game!
Burger Cat
During a normal BBQ a catastrophic event sent Burger Cat's burgers all over 85 levels! Hungry and wanting to eat these delicious cheeseburgers; you will use your tools to navigate through the levels. Retrieve the burger in each level while overcoming obstacles.
Cave Run
Cave Run is a endless running game. In order to score big you'll need to help your treasure-hunter collect coins as he attempts to escape the crumbling cave! How far can you run before falling off a cliff?


text:
So is triumphing over tough times. After keeping a low profile through a year of personal and professional change, Bullock, 47, looks like a superstar who is again ready to shine. She's managed to navigate a series of emotional milestones: passing the one-year mark of her divorce from her infamously unfaithful husband, Jesse James; celebrating the first anniversary this month of her official adoption of 19-month-old son Louis Bardo; and returning to acting with two dramas, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and Gravity. "She has endured a lot," says a Bullock source, "and she has moved forward with a lot of dignity."
Bullock's new life as a single working parent is one she is building on her own terms, and one in which motherhood and career are balanced in sweet synchronicity. "Her No. 1 priority is her son," says the source. "No. 2 is work." As for a love life, the busy star laughs off romance rumors about her swoon-worthy male friends. On Aug. 1, she made a surprise appearance at the L.A. premiere of longtime friend Ryan Reynolds's movie The Change-Up; the crowd cheered as Reynolds dashed back down the red carpet to embrace her. Bullock "looked absolutely amazing and so happy," says an observer. But she has dismissed any hookup gossip, declaring that Reynolds "is not my lovah...I don't get his loving after dark." The steadfast friends "are like brother and sister," a source confirms. Bullock and costar George Clooney were photographed looking chummy on the London set of Gravity, but their friendship goes back to the years when they were both starting out in Hollywood; back then, Clooney and Tom Cruise once tricked her into jumping into a pool at a Hollywood party, Bullock joked at the Oscars last year.
Self-deprecation and "being in on the joke, being one of the guys," is "really part of who she is," says a source who has worked with Bullock-and her sense of humor helped considerably as she bounced back from the end of her almost five-year marriage in March 2010. "She amazes me and everyone else with how she is able to keep her sunny-and funny-ways about her," says the source. "I'm sure she gets angry, but she doesn't stay in that place." An intense schedule filming across continents-not to mention overseeing her production company and Austin restaurants Bess Bistro and Walton's Fancy and Staple, and aiding Warren Easton Charter High School in New Orleans-has kept her schedule full. She shot Extremely Loud in New York City, then went straight to London to make Gravity. "She was very keen to get back to work," says Extremely Loud director Daldry. "She threw herself in with her usual enthusiasm and energy, and she was very relaxed. She had little Louis with her, and it was a very familial environment on-set." Bullock "was glowing," adds costar Reagan Leonard. "She was really in her glory, pulling the project along." Talking with her Blind Side costar Quinton Aaron earlier this year, she shared her advice for success. "She told me, 'Always stay humble, always be there for whoever you're working with on- and off-camera, and always make good choices,'" says Aaron.
Sharing her life with now-toddler Louis has made her success all the sweeter. "He is the center of her life, the most important thing for her," says a source. In New York City, her "Cajun cookie" (a term of endearment she's used for Louis) got to explore the quiet Vesuvio Playground near Bullock's SoHo townhouse and even paid a visit to the venerable Manhattan store Henri Bendel. "Louis was flirting with the stylists and giving kisses to everyone," says an observer. Bullock showed off photos of Louis to friends before she and her sister Gesine Bullock-Prado caught the Tony-winning musical The Book of Mormon, a rare public night out for the star. She was also spotted dining with a friend at the swanky steak restaurant the Lion in Greenwich Village, wearing black and looking "fabulous," says a fellow dinner guest. "It was a fun night."
When she moved on to London, Bullock stayed even further out of the spotlight as she worked long hours filming Gravity, playing an astronaut who alone survives a disaster in space and must find a way to return to her child on Earth. "I think the reason she has been so stealth is that since day one of bringing Louis home, she has been extremely protective," says a source. "She wants to protect him; it's primal and basic. She is not out and about a lot because the bubble she has created is vitally important to her. She knows the first two years are very important to a child, and she wants to give him the best."
As her little guy grows up-and the star stays firmly focused on the future-people who know Bullock say she's ready to turn the page: new career moves, new travels, maybe even a new romance. "She has so much to offer," says a Bullock source. "She has left the baggage of last year behind, and she's not carrying it with her. She is ready for the next chapter of her life."
- Contributors:
- Reagan Alexander/L.A.,
- Jennifer Garcia/L.A.,
- Mary Green/New York City,
- Lesley Messer/New York City.


text:
The new Red McKelvie album 'Ridin' On Trains'
is out now. Click here for details.
The Legend of
Red McKelvie
"Red McKelvie was the guitar player in this line-up and to this day remains one of the greatest guitarists ever in this country (Australia) – he plays on every track of the first two albums and played all those lines on "Girls On the Avenue" that people still talk about." – Richard Clapton, 2005
If you had ears and lived in New Zealand or Australia through the 1970s to the 1990s chances are you would have heard the work of Kiwi guitarist Red McKelvie. He is a legend among musicians on both sides of the Tasman Sea whose performances are unwittingly planted deep in the psyches of the neighbouring nations.
It is difficult to have existed in the Antipodes without encountering the instantly recognisable layered guitar intro to Richard Clapton's "Girls On the Avenue" -- that's McKelvie upon McKelvie -- or catchy television jingles such as Crunchie, BASF's "Dear John" or the Red Nose Day anthem "You Make the Whole World Smile".
McKelvie was an integral part of them all either on guitar, pedal steel or button accordion. He played on most country music albums released in New Zealand from the mid-'70s to beyond 2000, guested on recordings by DD Smash and Hello Sailor, as well as being an in-demand live musician in his own bands or as a sideman in all manner of musical genres.
Late in 2007, after more than 40 years in the music business, McKelvie released his debut album 'Ridin' On Trains' on the boutique New Zealand roots and blues label SDL Music.
For all his musical prowess and achievements, Red McKelvie is a humble man happy to sit quietly sidestage until called upon to rip into some Chuck Berry or add his special flavour of crying steel guitar to some hokey country ballad. He can do both and a whole lot more.
This isn't the definitive story of the legend of Red McKelvie, but, hey, it's a start. If you have more to add, some outrageous untruth to set straight or especially photos to include, don't hesitate to drop me a line.
Bertram John McKelvie was born in the lush South Island, New Zealand, city of Christchurch soon after World War II. His family called him by the name John, but from early on he was known as Red for his so-coloured shock of hair.
Red's first band (l to r): Graeme McNickel, Kevin Loughlin, Red, Nicholas Keily.
As a teenager, Red took an interest in the guitar and was shown his first chords by schoolmate Graeme McNickel. McNickel's father ran a whitegoods firm where 20-odd employees were Poms and they all played instruments.
Every Saturday night there would be
a party at someone's house and Red and Graeme would sit with acoustic guitars amongst the
tea chest bass, piano, harmonica and ukulele and harmonise on the Neil Sedaka and Ricky Nelson
hits of the day.
The pair soon formed a group called
the Crescendoes, but, in 1961, Red's father moved the McKelvie clan north to New Zealand's biggest
city, Auckland. Red and his siblings bawled all the way to Wellington. Upon leaving school, Red
began an apprenticeship as an elevator mechanic, but the music bug had well and truly
bitten. The success of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and co had given birth to a
thriving band scene in Auckland and McKelvie was right in the thick of it as lead
guitarist for the Chelsea Beats in 1964 and '65. He was briefly a member of
the Dark Ages and the Avengers before opting to try his luck in Australia. When he arrived in Sydney
in 1967 it was "like another planet". He took a job as a lift mechanic but was soon
'discovered' by bassist Terry Wilkins and joined the Starving Wild Dogs after having his mother
send his amplifier from New Zealand. It was one of the best times in Red's life.
The Starving Wild Dogs lived within walking distance of their Taylor Square, Kings Cross, gig where they
were furnished with free beer and cider. At one rehearsal the band studied the brand-new Bob Dylan LP
"John Wesley Harding" and learned three of the songs for their next gig. Red and Terry Wilkins went on to form Quill
and decided to concentrate on original material. With a fledgling collection of songs they would sometimes
perform their repertoire four times a night. On one occasion they played their song about Sydney's
Psychedelic Shirt Shop only to be joined by the elated shop owner who promptly plied the band with booze. Click
here to read a 1969 'Go-Set' article on Quill. After Quill supported Australia's "bubblegum band
with an identity crisis" Flying
Circus in Newcastle, Wilkins jumped ship to fill the vacant Flying Circus bass player spot. Soon after, Flying
Circus leader Doug Rowe, another expat Kiwi, fell ill and Red was called in as a fill-in. When Rowe recovered, Red was asked to stay on.
Flying Circus are credited as one of the original links between Aussie pop music and country -- coinciding
with McKelvie's inclusion at the dawn of the '70s. The band recorded its second
album with McKelvie on board, the acclaimed "Prepared in Peace", and his song
"Israel" was released as its first single. He was sacked the same month for
steering Flying Circus too far down the country path on the poor-selling LP. Australian
rock historian Glenn A. Baker attributes the termination to Rowe's fear of a McKelvie
leadership challenge, but Red wasn't getting on with Rowe or the band's management. During his short tenure,
Flying Circus had controversially beaten Beeb
Birtles and Rick Springfield's
Zoot in the Hoadleys National Battle of the Sounds. McKelvie briefly thought of suing the
band for his share of the prize, a trip to the United States, before launching a solo
career, releasing country-sounding singles "She's So Fine" b/w "Papa Joe"
and "Another Country Town" b/w "Surry Hills Sunshine" on the Festival label. He formed country rock groups
Powderhorn and Third Union Band, who were regular performers on ABC TV's "GTK"
in their own right and as backing musicians for the likes of Springfield. Third Union Band
released the single "Hyway Ryder" b/w "Movin' On". Although the A side
was credited to rhythm guitarist Grahame Lister due to a contractual tangle, it was actually
a Lister/McKelvie effort. Lister would later gain infamy as the co-writer of the million-selling
UK number one novelty hit "Star Trekkin'". McKelvie did time as a sideman
for Kevin King in Sydney and was a session guitarist on Richard Clapton's debut single, "Last
Train to Marseilles". Both were signed to Festival Records and McKelvie was getting plenty
of session work from the label's house producer Richard Batchens. Midway through recording Clapton's
first album, "Prussian Blue", and against all the advice of the Sydney music industry
sages, McKelvie decided to take up an offer of show band work in Thailand. One record company wanted him to stay in Sydney
and record two instrumental albums they would pour money into, but McKelvie had made up his mind. He was sacked
after three months in Bangkok for basically insisting on emulating the Byrds rather than sticking to the tried and
true show group formula, and flew back to Australia. When it came time to record Clapton's second
album, Batchens pulled McKelvie aside and confessed that if Clapton didn't come up with a hit he would be
dropped from the label. Batchens dispatched the guitarist with a quarter-inch tape of a new song called
"Girls On the Avenue" and in less than two hours McKelvie returned with one of Australia's most
recognisable guitar riffs of the 1970s. He had intentionally left the song's intro alone,
preferring Clapton's acoustic harmonics, but Batchens insisted on an electric guitar intro and ended up keeping
the original Clapton part underneath. "Girls On the Avenue"
was just what the doctor ordered, helped along by no less than 12 tracks of McKelvie guitar raunch, and rose
to number two on the Australian charts in 1975, held off the top spot by Bob Hudson's novelty hit
"The Newcastle Song". To capitalise on the song's ascension, the hastily
assembled Richard Clapton Band supported Don McLean in concert, without a rehearsal, and went out on the road.
But trouble was brewing from the beginning with fiddle player Stuart West having to stay behind to make the band
more financially viable as a four piece. Married with a young son, McKelvie welcomed the
steady work on the road, but the tour was turning into a nightmare. Bass guitarist Brian Bethell fell out
with Clapton, who had never been on the road with a band before and just wanted to go home, and West's fiddle
parts were missed. Ironically, it was McKelvie who ended up returning
home mid-tour when he received a phone call in Perth informing him his mother had died. He flew to New Zealand
for the funeral and after briefly returning to Australia was too griefstricken to continue and went back to
Auckland for good. Back home he contemplated giving it all away until
he received a call from Murray Grindlay, who was on his way to becoming New Zealand's jingles king, offering him
a session and "worked for him for 20 years". The pair also teamed up in Cruise Lane, which featured
future Dragon songwriter Paul Hewson. Red's tracks "Two Guitars Playing
'Ten Guitars' Again" and the instrumental "Disco Steel" were featured alongside cuts
by Grindlay and other prominent local musicians on the compilation
LP "Auckland Music". Grindlay had McKelvie lay down an
acoustic guitar part for a new song called "Shoop Shoop Diddy Wop Cumma Cumma Wang Dang",
but later the part was deemed "too normal" and was left off. Released under the name
Monte Video, the song was a transtasman hit for Grindlay in 1982. In the early '80s Red was
signed up as resident pedal steel player for TVNZ's top-rating "That's Country"
series, which attracted American stars as diverse as Little Jimmy Dickens, George Hamilton
IV, Emmylou Harris and the Glaser Brothers. The programme was based in Christchurch and
the weekly grind of flying from Auckland for rehearsal and filming saw McKelvie give up
his spot to local player Paddy Long for series two and beyond. But McKelvie had forged a
strong friendship with New Zealand's soon-to-be queen of country music Patsy Riggir and
was called upon as a member of her studio band and sometime producer. As well as adding pedal steel
to albums from New Zealand rock icons DD Smash and Hello Sailor, McKelvie was a staple on
Kiwi country music releases from the likes of Riggir, Gray Bartlett, Michael-Roy Croft,
Lynne and Celine Toner and Brendan Dugan. By the late 1980s, he had
joined another former Cruise Lane alumni Al Hunter in the Al
Hunter Band. With McKelvie on pedal steel and guitar, session player Cath Newhook on
fiddle, and Hunter's expressive, authentic vocals, the band was Auckland's premier country
unit. The Al Hunter Band held a
jam-packed Saturday afternoon residency at Newton's King's Arms Tavern into the early '90s
and McKelvie co-produced Hunter's second album, "The Singer", before Hunter
drafted a new line-up and McKelvie pursued his new passion for Cajun music. He had slowly been
introducing the button accordion into songs in Hunter's repertoire, but his intention was
to form a full-on Cajun band, if only he could find a singer silly enough to phonetically
take on the pidgin French lyrics. New Auckland arrival Glen Moffatt was just silly enough. With Moffatt on vocals,
former Flying Nun recording artist Jono Lonie on fiddle, Alastair Dougal on bass and Ian
Thomson, who had first played with McKelvie in the Dark Ages almost 30 years previously,
on drums, McKelvie launched Mumbo Gumbo onto unsuspecting Auckland patrons in the early
'90s. The band was soon adopted by
the plethora of Irish pubs in the city, due to the similar instrumentation to but just
different enough from the regular Irish bands. However, Lonie's influence saw Mumbo Gumbo
introduce more Irish material and, with the departure of Moffatt and Thomson, evolve into
wholly Irish line-up Poitin. McKelvie was eventually sent packing and the band became
Feck. During this time, McKelvie
kept his country chops up as a member of Glen Moffatt's Guns For Hire and played acoustic,
electric and pedal steel guitars and accordion on Moffatt's 1995 debut album
"Somewhere in New Zealand Tonight". And he began writing songs again,
contributing the tracks "The Nature of Love" and "Friday Night" to the Sun
Pacific label's 1995 compilation CD "Deep in the Heart of the Pacific". There was proof around the
same time that McKelvie had passed on the musical gene when his son, Chris McKelvie,
became a touring and recording member of the Greg Johnson Set and also recorded with former Th' Dudes singer Peter
Urlich. The younger McKelvie's musician mates saddled him with the nickname 'Orange'. Now into his 50s, the
Canterbury Plains were calling McKelvie home. In 1997, when he received the offer of two
months' work in Timaru playing pedal steel in a play based on the life of Patsy Cline,
he packed up his musical instruments and settled in the town, south of Christchurch. It took him a good two years
to break into the parochial South Canterbury music scene and he was kept alive in the interim
with busking gigs in Big Fresh supermarkets in Dunedin and Christchurch. Since the dawn of the new
millennium, Red has toured New Zealand with Kiwi country queen Patsy Riggir, veterans
Gray Bartlett, Brendan Dugan and Jodi Vaughan and Australia's Adam Harvey. Following decades playing a major
role in bringing the recording projects of others to fruition, Red McKelvie released his solo debut
album late in 2007. © 2005-2008 Glen Moffatt. All Rights
The Chelsea Beats (l to r):
George Brownrigg, Peter Ford, Red, Peter Savidan, Graeme Regan.
The Dark Ages (l to r): Mick Sibley, Clive Coulson, Vaughan Stephens, Red, Ian Thomson.
The Flying Circus (l to r): Terry Wilkins, Colin Walker, Doug Rowe, Red, Jim Wynne.
"Prepared in Peace", the Flying Circus LP featuring Red.
Powderhorn (l to r): Ace Follington, Graeme Lowndes, Bill Twyman, Red.
Third Union Band (l to r): Red, Harry Brus, Grahame Lister, Dave Ovenden.
Third Union Band live on the ABC. Grahame Lister on vocals, Red on lead guitar.
Richard Clapton Band (l to r): Ernie McInerney, Brian Bethell, Red, Stuart West, Richard Clapton.
On tour with the Al Hunter Band (l to r): Cath Newhook, Al Hunter, Glenn 'Fernando' Campbell,
Alastair Dougal, Red, Ian Thomson in front.
Mumbo Gumbo (l to r): Alastair Dougal, Red, Glen Moffatt, Ian Thomson, Jono Lonie.


text:
The Castrol Canadian Touring Car Championship presented by Toyo Tires features head-to-head competition in two unique classes between Canada's best drivers. |
Location Schedule Track Map Verizon IndyCar Series The Verizon IndyCar Series is the premier open-wheel racing series in the United States. It offers one of the most diverse and challenging schedules in motorsports with races held on ovals, permanent road courses and temporary street courses. Indy Lights presented by Cooper Tires Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires is the top step of the Mazda Road to Indy ladder system for drivers and teams striving to compete in the Verizon IndyCar Series and the Indianapolis 500. Nineteen of the 33 starters in the 2014 Indianapolis 500 were Indy Lights graduates. The Indy Lights champion receives a three-race scholarship package which includes the Indy 500. Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires The Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires is the second step on the Mazda Road to Indy, bridging the gap between the Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda and Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires. The series' champion is awarded a scholarship package from Mazda to advance to Indy Lights competition the following year. Graduates include Marco Andretti, James Hinchcliffe and Graham Rahal. Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda The Cooper Tires USF2000 Championship Powered by Mazda is the first step on the Mazda Road to Indy. In addition to providing a vital training ground for rising stars, the series champion will earn a scholarship package from Mazda to advance to the Pro Mazda Championship Presented by Cooper Tires. Drivers who have honed their skills in the series include Indy 500 winners Dan Wheldon, Sam Hornish Jr. and Buddy Rice. Pirelli World Challenge Championships The Pirelli World Challenge Championships is North America's top production car-based championship. World Challenge is separated into three classes: GT, GTS and Touring Car. Robby Gordon's SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks Robby Gordon's SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks brings the best of Baja together with the excitement of motocross on 4-wheels to venues across North America. Stadium Super Trucks are high-powered off-road trucks that race side-by-side on challenging dirt and asphalt tracks with challenges that include huge jumps, crossovers, whoop sections and many tight corners. Taking place on the waterfront street course in downtown St. Petersburg, The Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg is among the most respected motorsports events in North America and features a week-long festival-like atmosphere that includes the fastest racing series on the planet, celebrity athletes, live entertainment and interactive activities.
*Subject to change without notice.


text:
powered by
Please Wait
Digital Edition Subscribers:
Read Roadracing World Magazine Now >
Find Issues
Digital Magazine
Where To Buy
Action Fund
Join Now
Forgot my password!
Keep me signed in
Sign In
Digital Edition Subscribers:
Read Roadracing World Magazine now
Nov 28, 2012
Marquez Happy At Conclusion Of Three-Day MotoGP Test At Sepang
© 2015, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.
(This original, copyrighted material may not be copied, cut and pasted, published or otherwise reproduced in any way in any medium, which means, don't post this on another website or BBS. If you want somebody else to see this, send, share or tweet a link or post a link to this page.)
Marc Marquez (93) in action at Sepang.
Photo by Ying Ching Heng/www.bdstudioworks.com, courtesy of Repsol Honda
Marquez concludes test as rain arrives in Sepang
Marc Marquez has completed his testing programme in Malaysia, but not before rain arrived to disrupt him and the team once more. As per yesterday, this morning the Spaniard was delayed going on track due to rain from the night before, he eventually went on track at 11h45. Marc and the team worked hard all day trying various set ups on the RC213V machine, taking important feedback to put them in the best position for the February tests. They had planned a long run at the end of the day but after just 10 laps of the run, rain arrived to interrupt proceedings once again. Marc completed 41 laps on his final day with a fastest lap time of 2'01.56.
MARC MÃRQUEZ 2'01.56 41 laps
"At the beginning of the day the track was slightly wet from last night's rain, the same as yesterday morning, so we didn't go on track until 11.45am. We tested many things today, we knew that some wouldn't work but it gives us an idea and direction for the testing here in February next year. In the end I am very happy because my lap time was pretty constant and I feel a good rhythm on the bike now. We planned a long run at the end of the day but then the rain arrived again around 4.30pm. Physically, I'm happy - for sure I need to do some work now in the winter to arrive at the next test stronger and fitter but in general I feel good, even on the longer run of 10 laps today, the lap time was consistent and I felt strong. It's been a good test and I feel we have improved each day, now we must wait a few months until we are back here with everyone else!".
« Previous Article
Next Article »
Top 5 This Week
VIRginia International Raceway Makes Changes To Curbs
Noyes, Morales Split Superbike European Championship Race Wins In Portugal
Guy Martin Wins At Cookstown 100 On Tyco BMW
Polaris Reports Increased Sales, Operating Income In First Quarter Of 2015
Morales On FIM CEV Repsol Superbike Pole Position At Algarve International Circuit In Portugal
Full Screen Modal Title


text:
Lake Chabot Trail Challenge Half Marathon & 5K
Lake Chabot Regional Park
Sun 06/02/2013
5K, Half Marathon, Trail
400 Participants
Date | Time | Race | Distance |
Plaques will be awarded to the top male and female finishers in both races. Medals will be awarded three-deep in age division categories. A t-shirt, prize raffle, and refreshments are included in the entry fee. This race has historically enjoyed a fantastic post-race experience. Expect 2013 to deliver!
- Address:17930 Lake Chabot Road
Castro Valley, CA 94546


text:
601 Madison Ave, Paterson, NJ 07514
Phone: (862) 267-1936
1.0 mi
346 High Mountain Rd, Haledon, NJ 07508
Phone: (973) 427-7271
2.3 mi
214 Trimble Ave, Clifton, NJ 07011
Phone: (973) 498-8428
2.8 mi
Can't find a business you think should be on YellowBot?
If you don't see your business listed on YellowBot, please add your business listing.
YellowBot wants to get your input! If you have a comment, find a bug or think of something neat we should do, let us know by emailing us.
© 2007-2015 Solfo, Inc. – All rights reserved


text:
I saw one at the local gunstore a couple of days ago. http://sgcusa.com/product_info.php?products_id=751
Century Arms AR-15A2, 5.56 1946 Mosin-Nagant M44, 7.62x54R 1978 YUGO SKS, 7.62x39 NEF Protector Pump, 12 gauge Savage Model 64, .22LR NEF Pardner Tracker II, 12 gauge Rock Island Armory 1911A1, .45 ACP Remington 870 'Express Magnum' 12 gauge Bersa Thunder .380
Join FirearmsTalk.com Today - It's Free!
Are you a firearms enthusiast? Then we hope you will join the community. You will gain access to post, create threads, private message, upload images, join groups and more. Firearms Talk is owned and operated by fellow firearms enthusiasts. We strive to offer a non-commercial community to learn and share information.
Join FirearmsTalk.com Today! - Click Here
i want one... how much do they go for? i'm guessing not cheap
"If guns cause crime then all of mine are defective." -Ted Nugent
Very cool indeed . Shame for $500 or close to it they can't offer it in centerfire handgun calibers .
nice ar girl , but u should of went for the quad rail to make it frickin sweet. not bad though, hopefully ill be able to start mine soon


text:
Popular Power in Latin American Religions |
From inside the book
24 pages matching religious construction in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 24
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Gerrit Huizer Religious penetration and power | 26 |
the vicissitudes | 55 |
Hans Siebers Indian religion and the Catholic Church | 82 |
Copyright | |
5 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
activities African Alagoinhas Anthropology Apostolado da Oracao Arequipa believers Brazil Brazilian brotherhoods Candomble capela Casa do Jardim Catholic church Catholicism celebrated charismatic movement clergy cofradfas comuneros concept congregation cult cultural Curacao Cusco discourse dominated Droogers ecclesiastical economic empresa Erechim existing exus fact faith healing festival Guatemala healers Huizer important Indian communities influence Lacerda Latin America leaders leadership liberating pastoral liberation theology means mediums mode of religious official organization paradoxical parish priest participation patron saint patron saint's day Pentecostal Pentecostal churches political popular religion position power relations Prados prayer prayer-groups present problems pueblos jóvenes religious actors religious construction religious practices religious representations representations and practices rituals role San Nicolas Sao Joao del-Rei Second Vatican Council social society spiritist spirits structure Sucno symbolic Tempels Third Order traditional Umbanda vecinos Vila Italia village vital force Western Willemier Westra witchcraft witches women Yoruba zeladoras Zurite


text:
Proton therapy is a cancer treatment that targets tumors with high accuracy, allowing for favorable outcomes with a low risk of side effects. Since proton cancer treatment delivers less radiation to the healthy tissues surrounding a tumor than traditional radiation does, treatment complications may be fewer.
The University of Florida Health Proton Therapy Institute treats cancers of the breast, head and neck, base of the skull, eye, lung, sarcoma, pediatrics, prostate, pancreas, pituitary, central nervous system and Hodgkin lymphoma. Learn More
With the capability to effectively treat cancers of the prostate, lung, breast and bone - among others - UF Health Proton Therapy Institute leads the way for innovative cancer care in the Southeast U.S.
Some 6,000 patients have received proton therapy at UF Health Proton Therapy Institute's campus in Jacksonville, Florida. A team of caring staff members, a commitment to successful outcomes, and the resources of a major non-profit academic medical center have made UF Health Proton Therapy Institute a leader in cancer treatment since 2006. View a full list of cancers treated.
UF Health Proton Therapy Institute opens randomized clinical trial for glioblastoma
April 21, 2015
Read more...
UF Health Proton Therapy Institute receives Cancer Center of Excellence Award
April 16, 2015
Read more...
State of Florida names Cancer Centers of Excellence
March 23, 2015
Read more...
University of Florida Proton Therapy Institute Unveils New Name and Brand
October 14, 2014
Read more...
Proton therapy shows clinical promise
July 23, 2014
Proton therapy working for cancer patients
July 15, 2014
Early evidence suggests proton therapy offers safe, long-term treatment for Hodgkin lymphoma
June 20, 2014
Read more...
University of Florida Health Proton Therapy Institute Named LIVESTRONG® Community Impact Project Award Recipient
April 22, 2014
Read more...
University of Florida Health Proton Therapy Institute Selected as Finalist for the LIVESTRONG® Community Impact Project
March 26, 2014
Read more...
Proton therapy for prostate cancer results in long-term patient survival and excellent quality of life
February 11, 2014
Read more...


text:
I received an email from LinkedIn (I am assuming it's legit) I sent an email to LinkedIn and have not heard back yet, but I thought I'd post it here and get everyone's feedback on LinkedIn Events.
Should they keep it or Kill it?
The Email:
At LinkedIn, we aim to provide a simple, efficient, and delightful experience for members like you. From time to time, we take a look at our products and evaluate how members are using them — and sometimes we decide to retire a feature, so we can better invest those resources in building more great LinkedIn products.
Because you've used the LinkedIn Events application, we wanted to let you know that we will be closing the application on November 26, 2012. Still looking for a way to spread the word about upcoming events? Try sharing links on your homepage, or in relevant groups.
Tags: LinkedIn, Recruiting, Social Recruiting
I'll give Linkedin 3 more years tops. They've taken a product the recruiting world built for them - and are slowly but surely cutting out the very people who made it happen.
© 2015 Created by RecruitingBlogs. Powered by
RecruitingDaily.com LLC
61 Montero Drive,
Stratford, CT 06614
Email us: email@example.com
With over 65K strong in our community, RecruitingBlogs.com is part of the RecruitingDaily LLC. family of Recruiting and HR community.
Our goal is to provide information to the recruiting community that is meaningful. Without compromise, our community comes first.


text:
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- For new Browns linebacker Paul Kruger, winning a Super Bowl and hitting the free-agency jackpot are huge, but nothing in comparison to being alive and healthy.
The Browns today lured Kruger away from the Baltimore Ravens as an unrestricted free agent. The deal is for five years and reportedly worth about $40 million.
"We are very excited about the addition of Paul Kruger to our team," said Browns Head Coach Rob Chudzinski. "He is a talented linebacker who is going to make an immediate impact on our defense. When you put on the film you see physicality, explosive pass rush and a high motor. He has been very productive for the Ravens, and proved it at the highest level last season in the playoffs."
"Paul is the type of player we were looking to bring on at the outset of free agency, and we are thrilled that we were able to sign him," said Browns CEO Joe Banner. "Not only do we feel strongly about his ability as a football player, but he will add a great deal from a leadership standpoint as well. He has exhibited marked improvement each year of his career and we believe he can help the Cleveland Browns for many years to come."
Kruger, 27, has overcome a lot on his way to becoming the Browns' new premier pass-rusher.
Five years ago, while playing at Utah, Kruger was stabbed in the abdomen by a gang member while hosting his younger brother Dave on a recruiting visit. "I had intestines protruding from my side," Kruger said at the Super Bowl last month. "Wrong place, wrong time."
Kruger (6-4, 285) suffered a collapsed lung and punctured artery, and he required 100 staples to close the wound.
"There was a point I thought I was going to die," he said. "It was something I can look back on and learn from."
It wasn't the first time Kruger had a brush with death. At the age of 14, he was riding in a jeep that rolled over, and he lost a kidney and his spleen. He was hospitalized for more than a month and told his sports career was over.
"Offensive linemen don't scare me very much," he said at the Super Bowl. "It's a wild experience to have gone through those things. To have somebody tell you you're never going to play sports again, or you might die, to know you're playing at a high level on a big stage, that's pretty special to me."
In September, Kruger suffered an excruciating back injury that threatened his eventual breakout season.
"I was extremely worried about it," Kruger said. "It was really one of the most stressful times of my life."
The back injury was so bad that trainers had to help him put his shoes on.
"I don't know if you've ever had a back problem, but you just can't move," Kruger told reporters in Baltimore last month.
"It's the worst. Movement all-around (was difficult). And when you can't move as well as you need to, playing in a game full-speed is kind of tough. It limited me for sure, but I'm just glad I was able to come out of it and have some success this year."
Recovering from the back injury, Kruger was limited to 1.5 sacks through the first seven games of the season. But he came on strong in the second half, recording 7.5 sacks in the final eight games. He tacked on 4.5 more in the playoffs, including two in the Ravens' Super Bowl victory over the 49ers.
ProFootballFocus.com ranked Kruger as the sixth-best of any 3-4 outside linebacker in the NFL, and his 12.2 Pass Rushing Productivity was the highest at his position. He also led the Ravens with 55 pressures in 2012. No other Ravens linebacker had more than 21.
In the Ravens' wild-card victory over the Colts, Kruger sacked Andrew Luck 2.5 times and hurried him five times. He also forced him to fumble.
In the divisional round, he sacked Denver's Peyton Manning and recovered a fumble in the 38-35 double-overtime victory.
Originally a second-round pick of the Ravens out of Utah in 2009, Kruger was the Browns' primary target in free agency.
Recruited by former Utah coach and current Ohio State coach Urban Meyer as a quarterback, Kruger will play outside linebacker in defensive coordinator Ray Horton's new 3-4 scheme.
Video: A Mountain West TV show video about Kruger and his football-playing brothers, including details of the fight that landed Paul in the hospital when he was knifed down the front of his torso:


text:
Are you looking for healthy, youthful, and blemish free skin using high quality, natural effective
products and treatments with careful attention devoted to your skin care needs? Well, you've found the right place. Let certified acne specialist help correct and control your breakouts.
Now and Zen Wellness offers customized facials, resurfacing treatments, mineral makeup, skin health consultations, energy alignment(Reiki) all performed by licensed professional and owner, Danielle Commarota. Taking the time to get to know you and your skin and delivering safe yet effective results are of upmost importance. Also, Now and Zen Wellness uses only natural, professional products with quality ingredients formulated for your specific skin concerns. Reach your true potential.
Skin Care Products Featured in
Beautiful skin starts with healthy skin. To maintain and improve skin health, an effective, professional clinical skin care regimen is essential. Now and Zen Wellness is proud to be a retailer of Face Reality, Image Skin Care, Skin For Life, and Osmosis Pur Colour. Receive a COMPLIMENTARY consultation and COMPLIMENTARY skin analysis with every treatment.
All of the products used at Now and Zen Wellness are the highest quality professional products: non-comedogenic, all natural, no paraben or petrochemicals, no cosmetic fragrance, with no animal testing. Let Now and Zen Wellness help you achieve healthy, clear, and glowing skin using an all natural yet effective approach. Give us a call or click the Book Now button on the right for 24/7 online scheduling(must allow for pop up windows).
Now and Zen Wellness is a proud member of:
Holistic Chamber of Commerce
Associated Skin Care Professionals
Follow Now and Zen Wellness on Facebook.
6965 Piazza Grande Ave Suite 309 Orlando, FL, 32835 USA
firstname.lastname@example.com • 407-394-6128


text:
Just wanted to say that these guys in decker are really awesome bunch of guys that I've gotten to know real well over the past year, and if you can make it to the show, please do...the band could really use your help more than ever!
"When I first started contacting bands after we agreed to do the show, I wasn't sure what kind of response we'd get, since decker. doesn't play regularly in Phoenix and I wasn't sure how many bands had even heard of them," says Jason Shoff, A&R scout for 80/20 Records. "But not only did every band I contact tell me they wanted to play the show, but every band made their schedule work so they could make that date. So just that kind of support and willingness for all these bands to want to help out one of their own is just simply tremendous and touching, and it shows that the Valley definitely has a true music 'scene,' where all the bands care for each other and are willing to help each other out."
In fact, the show of support was so heavy that Echo Cloud Productions' Nicole Parasida was having trouble fitting everyone on the bill, which now includes a host of local heavy hitters like PALMS, The Madera Strand, Japhy's Descent, Banana Gun, Danger Paul, Future Loves Past, Dry River Yacht Club, and more.
"We are all in this together, to have fun, to create amazing music, and help each other out," says Spike Brendle, bassist for locals PALMS and Sister Cities and artist relations rep for Echo Cloud Productions. "This is a time where one of our family needs help, and what better way to help them than doing what we all love — play music. When it comes down to it, though, Brandon would do the same thing for each and every one of us, and that's why we feel this is necessary."
There's plenty of physical, emotional, and financial recovery that needs to take place for decker. in the upcoming months, and the organizers of the September 12 benefit fully intend to help with the latter (which just might help with the emotional distress, too). A percentage of the night's food truck and bar sales will go directly into the decker. fund, as will the $5 suggested donation.
For now, though, the band is coping with a dichotomous mix of openness and dark humor.
"I'm alive," Bryant Vazquez bluntly wrote on his Facebook fan page following the crash.
"But you ugly," Decker jabbed.


text:
please select a vehicle below
Promo E-Mails
2000 Kia Sportage Base
L4 - 2.0L vin 3 122ci 1998cc type...
No store selected
Warning! Looping questions and/or missing data will occur. This is because the browser you are using (or a firewall between your browser and us) is not accepting cookies from us. Please configure your browser and/or firewall to accept cookies from www.oreillyauto.com. For more information Click Here.
2000 Kia Sportage Base L4 - 2.0L vin 3 122ci 1998cc type FED - MFI GAS DOHC


text:
Product name | Sponge wipes ( イーオクト ) |
Product number | SWP0003 |
Size | 17 Cm x 20 cm |
Material | Cellulose 70%, cotton 30% * 100% natural material * |
Designer | Bengt and Lotta ( Sweden ) |
In the designer |
Bengt and Lotta is Illustrator & Designer, married couple, too, |
Precautions for use Than the manufacturer ( ) |
Squeezing it lightly wet sponge wipes, ねじらず, please use. When dirty, wash with regular detergent. Chlorine bleach is used to please do not. In addition, sponge wipes in locations of high temperature for a long time, don't leave please. |
Your application Than the manufacturer ( ) |
The wiping of glasses and dishes and wiping tables, bathrooms, wash basin, etc. |
Eco-points! | For the sponge wipes are made with 100% natural pulp cellulose and cotton, |
Credit Card | We accept credit and debit cards. The following credit and debit cards can be used: •Visa •MasterCard •American Express •JCB •others |
PayPal | We accept PayPal. After receiving the order confirmation e-mail, please proceed with the PayPal payment. Note *Please note that if payment through PayPal is not confirmed by the date indicated in the e-mail, your order will be automatically cancelled. |
This product cannot be shipped to United States from the store.
Please contact the store for further information.