text:
My favorite oldies originally heard on WABC, WFIL, WAMS, WLS, WCFL, WMID, WLAN, and WAEB
Shaggerleigh bringing you the best of the beach, blues and oldies too.
Listen to over fifty top 40 hits, all from the Summer of Love, 1967. An astoundingly prolific period in American pop, you'll hear an amazing melange of music---pop, soul, and psychedelia---from a time when tight harmonies and infectious melodies reigned.
Jukebox with Jeff Foster
Carolina Beach Music, Southern Soul, Classic Soul. Stax, Motown & More
Golden HIts Radio
Top 40 Hits All Day From The 70's Preservation Society
The music of the British Invasion, featuring the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, The Who, Herman's Hermits, the Hollies, Dusty Springfield and others. Visit us at BritishInvasionRadio.com.
Classic Rock and AM Pop tunes from the 60's,70's & 80's with many obscure one-hit wonder songs
Playing both the classic hits & the rarities of 1950s & '60s R&B, Rockabilly, Doo-Wop, Instrumentals, Motown, early British Invasion, Teen Idols & Girls Groups. Elvis, Jerry Lee, Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Neil Sedaka, Dion, the one-hit wonders, & more.
WCNX Radio Inc. Is The NEW Voice Of Middlesex County Connecticut !
The Greatest Hits of the 60's 70's and 80's
Rare And Classic Oldies With Sixties Jingles
Easy Gold plays a wide variety of the Soft Rock and Lite Pop Hits from the 60s and 70s, and a few easy 80s hits too.. Listen for all of your unforgettable favorites in a row with less repeats. Remember... EASYGOLDRADIO.com
Beach Poppin' Blues Show with Dj SaltyDawg & Bobby
Jimi Hendrix · The Beatles · The Doors · Led Zeppelin · Creedence Clearwater Revival · Pink Floyd · Jefferson Airplane · Janis Joplin · Bob Dylan · Cream · The Moody Blues · Blind Faith · Jethro Tull · Santana · Canned Heat · Iron Butterfly · The Who

subset: commoncrawl


text:
VIEWS: 0 PAGES: 4 CATEGORY: Business POSTED ON: 11/18/2009 Public Domain
1 INSTRUCTIONS Do not Write in This Space UNITED NATIONS Please answer each question clearly and completely. TYPE OR PRINT LEGIBLY. Read carefully and follow all directions. PERSONAL HISTORY 1. Family name First name Middle name Maiden name, if any 2. Date of (day/month/yr) 3. Place of birth 4. Nationality(ies) at birth 5. Present Nationality(ies) 6. Sex Birth 7. Height 8. Weight 9. Marital Status: Single Married Separated Widow(er) Divorced 10. Entry into United Nations service might require assignment to any area of the world in which the United Nations might have responsibilities. (a) Are there any limitations on your ability to perform in your prospective field of work? YES NO (b) Are there any limitations on your ability to engage in all travel? YES NO 11. Permanent address 12. Present address 13. Office Telephone No. ( ) 14. Office Fax No. Telephone No. ( ) Telephone/Fax No. ( ) ( ) E-mail: 15. Do you have any dependent children? YES NO If the answer is "yes", give the following information: Name of Children Date of Birth (day/mo/year) Place of Birth Nationality Gender 15. (a) Name of Spouse 16. Have you taken up legal permanent residence status in any country other than that of your nationality? YES NO If answer is "yes", which country? 17. Have you taken any legal steps towards changing your present nationality? YES NO If answer is "yes", explain fully: 18. Are any of your relatives employed by a public international organization? YES NO If answer is "yes", give the following information: NAME Relationship Name of International Organization 19. What is your preferred field of work? 20. Would you accept employment for less than six months? 21. Have you previously submitted an application for employment and/or undergone any tests YES NO with U.N.? YES NO If so, when? 22. KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGES. What is your mother tongue? OTHER LANGUAGES READ WRITE SPEAK UNDERSTAND Easily Not Easily Easily Not Easily Fluently Not Fluently Easily Not Easily english french 23. For clerical grades only List any office machines or equipment and Indicate speed in words per minute computer programmes you use. Other languages English French Typing Shorthand P.11 (3-00)-E 2 24. EDUCATION, Give full details – N.B. Please give exact titles of degrees in original language. Please do not translate or equate to other degrees. A. University or equivalent NAME, PLACE AND COUNTRY ATTENDED FROM/TO DEGREES and ACADEMIC MAIN COURSE OF STUDY Please give complete address. Month/Year Month/Year DISTINCTIONS OBTAINED B. SCHOOLS OR OTHER FORMAL TRAINING OR EDUCATION FROM AGE 14 (e.g., high school, technical school or apprenticeship) NAME, PLACE AND COUNTRY YEARS ATTENDED CERTIFICATES OR DIPLOMAS TYPE Please give complete address. FROM TO OBTAINED 25. LIST PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES AND ACTIVITIES IN CIVIC, PUBLIC OR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 26. LIST ANY SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS YOU HAVE WRITTEN (DO NOT ATTACH) 27. EMPLOYMENT RECORD: Starting with your present post, list in REVERSE ORDER every employment you have had. Use a separate block for each post. Include also service in the armed forces and note any period during which you were not gainfully employed. If you need more space, attach additional pages of the same size. Give both gross and net salaries per annum for your last or present post. A. PRESENT POST (LAST POST, IF NOT PRESENTLY IN EMPLOYMENT) FROM TO SALARIES PER ANNUM EXACT TITLE OF YOUR POST: MONTH/YEAR MONTH/YEAR STARTING FINAL NAME OF EMPLOYER: TYPE OF BUSINESS ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER: NAME OF SUPERVISOR NO. AND KIND OF EMPLOYEES REASON FOR LEAVING SUPERVISED BY YOU: DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DUTIES: P.11 (3-00)-E 3 B. PREVIOUS POSTS (IN REVERSE ORDER) EXACT TITLE OF YOUR POST: FROM TO SALARIES PER ANNUM MONTH/YEAR MONTH/YEAR STARTING FINAL NAME OF EMPLOYER: TYPE OF BUSINESS: ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER: NAME OF SUPERVISOR: NO. AND KIND OF EMPLOYEES REASON FOR LEAVING: SUPERVISED BY YOU: DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DUTIES FROM TO SALARIES PER ANNUM EXACT TITLE OF YOUR POST: MONTH/YEAR MONTH/YEAR STARTING FINAL NAME OF EMPLOYER: TYPE OF BUSINESS: ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER: NAME OF SUPERVISOR: NO. AND KIND OF EMPLOYEES REASON FOR LEAVING: SUPERVISED BY YOU: DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DUTIES FROM TO SALARIES PER ANNUM EXACT TITLE OF YOUR POST: MONTH/YEAR MONTH/YEAR STARTING FINAL NAME OF EMPLOYER: TYPE OF BUSINESS: ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER: NAME OF SUPERVISOR: NO. AND KIND OF EMPLOYEES REASON FOR LEAVING: SUPERVISED BY YOU: DESCRIPTION OF YOUR DUTIES P.11 (3-00)-E 4 28. HAVE YOU ANY OBJECTIONS TO OUR MAKING INQUIRIES OF YOUR PRESENT EMPLOYER? YES NO 29. ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A CIVIL SERVANT IN YOUR GOVERNMENT'S EMPLOY? YES NO If answer is "yes", WHEN? 30. REFERENCES: List three persons, not related to you, and are not current United Nations staff members, who are familiar with your character and qualifications. Do not repeat names of supervisors listed under Item 27. FULL NAME FULL ADDRESS BUSINESS OR OCCUPATION 31. STATE ANY OTHER RELEVANT FACTS. INCLUDE INFORMATION REGARDING ANY RESIDENCE OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY OF YOUR NATIONALITY. 32. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED, OR SUMMONED INTO COURT AS A DEFENDANT IN A CRIMINAL PROCEEDING, OR CONVICTED, FINED OR IMPRISONED FOR THE VIOLATION OF ANY LAW (excluding minor traffic violations)? YES NO If "yes", give full particulars of each case in an attached statement. 33. OTHER AGENCIES OF THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM MAY BE INTERESTED IN OUR APPLICANTS. DO YOU HAVE ANY OBJECTION TO YOUR PERSONAL HISTORY FORM BEING MADE AVAILABLE TO THEM? YES NO 34. I certify that the statements made by me in answer to the foregoing questions are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that any misrepresentation or material omission made on a Personal History form or other document requested by the Organization renders a staff member of the United Nations liable to termination or dismissal. DATE (day, month, year) SIGNATURE: N.B. You will be requested to supply documentary evidence which supports the statements you have made above. Do not, however, send any documentary evidence until you have been asked to do so by the Organization and, in any event, do not submit the original texts of references or testimonials unless they have been obtained for the sole use of the Organization. P.11 (3-00)-E
Pages to are hidden for
"P11 Form - Doc Version"Please download to view full document


text:
Latin American summit focus is lack of US presence
COSTA DO SAUIPE, Brazil Forget the global economic crisis and climate change. What Latin American leaders are talking about is who is not at Tuesday's summit: the United States or any other outside power.
The largest hemispheric summit to exclude U.S. representation was hailed by Washington's most vocal critics as a sign that Latin America is demanding a new independence from the superpower to the north.
Cuba's integration into the Rio Group – after it was expelled from the Washington-based Organization of American States in 1962 – only added to the buzz about a new era.
"The presence of Cuba is a very strong signal that America is no longer the boss in Latin America," Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez told reporters upon his arrival at the summit, which drew 33 heads of state or their representatives.
Chavez and other leaders said the election of Barack Obama as U.S. president creates a key opportunity for South American countries to speak with their own voice and to demand respect in a new dialogue with the United States.
"The important thing is that we are here together, without the patronage of the empire," Chavez told Venezuelan state television, referring to the U.S. "The way is beginning, a new way – our way from the South."
Bolivian President Evo Morales – also long at odds with the Bush administration – said he hopes Obama can ease the economic and political friction between the U.S. and Latin American nations.
"The entire world is hoping there will be changes," said Morales, who in September expelled the U.S. ambassador, accusing him of siding with violent opposition protests. "I hope there might be changes, and we Bolivians want to improve diplomatic relations."
Despite some biting rhetoric, efforts by Latin American nations to do more to determine their destinies is a good thing, said Michael Shifter, director of the Andean program at the Inter-American Dialogue think tank in Washington.
"This is a healthy development and should not be seen as a rejection of the U.S.," Shifter said. "On the contrary, Latin America wants to deal with the U.S. and other major world powers, but it wants to do so on more equal terms than in the past."
Calls to the U.S. embassy in Brasilia and the State Department in Washington were not immediately returned.
The two-day summit called to focus on regional responses to crises in finance, food and environment so far was long on verbiage and short on action.
An opening meeting of South America's Mercosur leaders – Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay – only highlighted the issues that divide countries in the region. They were unable to agree on a reform to eliminate dual tariffs on imported goods.
Meanwhile, Ecuador has been engaged in a fight with Brazil over debt payments for a problematic hydroelectric project. Paraguay is angry about recent Brazilian military exercises near the two nations' border, and Venezuela has challenged Brazil's idea for a regional defense council by inviting the Russian Navy to visit.
At the opening of meetings in northeast Brazilian state of Bahia, officials blamed developed nations for the economic crisis.


text:
"You have a perfect storm right now," Martinez says. Super PACs have flooded the airwaves with negative ads, which turn potential voters off, she says. "A lot of resources are going into negative ads and at the end of the day the effect is to decrease participation, not increase participation." And new voters are not the only group that needs attention: The recession and foreclosure crisis have caused people to move around more than usual, meaning registration volunteers are also working to re-register existing voters, rather than focusing on signing up new voters.
"Part of the effort is to make sure we don't slide back. That we continue to add people to the rolls and that people who participated continue to participate," Martinez says.
The non-partisan National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials estimates that 12.2 million Latinos will vote in November, which would make them 8.7 percent of the electorate. But the growth in the number of Latino voters isn't quite keeping pace with their population growth, and voter participation remains low compared to other racial and ethnic groups in America. In 2008, only about half of Latino Americans voted, compared to about 65 percent of white and black Americans.
Sylvia Manzano, project director for the Latino Decisions polling outfit, says she listened in on focus groups with unregistered Latino voters in Texas and California over the past year that shed light on why the rolls stubbornly refuse to budge. People in the focus groups were informed about the presidential candidates and their opinions, but said they were turned off by the negative tenor of the debate, and felt that it wouldn't make a difference in their quality of life which politician was in power. Several people brought up the standstill over the debt ceiling last summer, as well as ignored promises of immigration reform, to explain their aversion to politics.
"How do you bring people into the political process when they find politics itself so distasteful?" Manzano asks. "That's a high bar, that's a tough challenge."
Obama's immigration announcement could make a difference, however. A Latino Decisions poll of 775 registered Latino voters released Sunday found that half of those polled said the announcement made them more enthusiastic about Obama. That finding is key, since a majority of Latino voters said in previous polls that they were less enthusiastic about Obama today than in 2008. But the poll doesn't tell us anything about unregistered Latino voters, whose attitude toward the announcement remains a mystery. Manzano, however, thinks it could help Obama with them, as well.
"This is going to provide a boost to people who are registered voters and maybe were feeling unenthusiastic or left out of the conversation, and potentially to people who are unregistered as well," Manzano says.


text:
Daily Archives: November 4, 2010
Behind the Trends … Animal Prints
Animal Fabrics are obviously fabrics with patterns and colours imitating the skins of animals. This has been a major trend starting in the 1930's but was revived and became mainstream in the 1970's and 1980's. Often you will see animal … Continue reading
Behind the look…Shoulder Pads
So a shoulder pad is a three-sided pad sewn into the shoulders of blouses, coats, jackets and dresses to give a broad-shouldered appearance. ADRIAN'S use of wide padded shoulders in his designs for Joan Crawford in the early 1930's started … Continue reading
Boutique Time… Great little joint Florodora In the loop
I wanted to share a amazing little boutique that is located in the loop of Chicago. Florodora is located at 330 S. Dearborn. This boutique is unique and fabulous. They offer a wide variety of designers for your every shopping … Continue reading


text:
Clay Court GOAT
View Single Post
Posts: n/a
Originally Posted by
uhh, no ... djoker isn't better than lendl/panatta/vilas on clay , federer isn't better than lendl on clay either ....
Prime Federer >>>> 1981 version of Lendl (light years from his prime). 5 years of Federer >>>>> 1 year of Lendl. In the case you think one year of baby Lendl is tougher than many years of prime or slam winning Federer, you must really think Federer is not even a top 50 clay courter of all time then, lol! Djokovic's career is far from over and you are comparing him to retired players who you are evaluating based on their finished achievements. Djokovic is quite likely to end up as a better clay courter than Panatta and Vilas, if he wins atleast 1 RG he almost certainly will be. Djokovic at RG has only lost to Nadal and once to Federer every year since 2006 except for one. Vilas at RG lost to a slew of weaker players, was blown out by Vilas and lost to a 17 year old Wilander in 2 of his finals, and won his RG title in a joke boycotted year where his final opponent was Gottfried. Panatta is not considered some super great clay courter and never was, just a tough matchup for Borg. I would be willing to bet money Djokovic atleast 5 different years wins RG with Vilas's 77 draw, his 2007-2012 version in 1977-1982 has a better RG record overall than Vilas, and so on.
No Lendl in 1981 and Mickey Mouse tournament hoarder Vilas is not tougher competition on clay than years of Federer and Djokovic.
Last edited by NadalAgassi; 10-07-2012 at


text:
From Fred Thompson's radio show.
The gov may be stepping into areas they ought not, again.
Interestingly, that under this version, a benefit calculation will be made before you are allowed to receive special care. If you can afford to pay for care for a parent, the law blocks you from doing so, if the calculation says your Mom or Dad doesn't qualify.
Notably, this aspect is taken from the UK social medical system - yea one of those systems where all medical care is government funded. It's the crux of the difference between care here and abroad.


text:
Two hours after my third child, Leslie, was born, the doctor came in with the bad news.
"Have you seen your baby yet?" he asked, wondering why I hadn't already suspected something was wrong. But no one in the delivery room had recognized the characteristics. Only Leslie's weak muscle tone had caused concern, so I held her for just ten minutes before they took her to the nursery for monitoring.
"Physically she's doing fine," he began, "but …" He hesitated. Until that moment I hadn't considered that she might be anything less than perfect. But as he spoke I felt like I was shrinking into a tiny me instead of myself, as if to create a buffer for what I knew was coming next. The "but" could mean only that something was wrong with her brain.
"You'll notice," he continued, "her eyes are slightly slanted."
I knew immediately what it must be.
"Down's syndrome," I said.
He went on to point out some of the other traits: small ears, fatty neck, flat bridge of the nose, oversized tongue, short, tapered fingers, and a space between the big toe and the other toes.
"How long will she live?" I interrupted.
"She'll have a normal life expectancy," he replied. I had a vision of my husband and me in our old age with a retarded, middle-aged woman in our home.
He told me he saw no sign of the sometimes fatal heart defect that accompanies 40 percent of Down's syndrome babies.
"Thank heavens," I said, but "Damn" is what I thought. If she were to live only a short time, we could shower her with love, and after she was gone we would be left with a beautiful memory. We would grieve, but we would heal and perhaps try again for a healthy child. Instead we will grieve all our daughter's life, and the course of our lives would change.
During the first few days home from the hospital my emotions oscillated from deepest sadness to exhilaration at facing the challenge before me. I needed my husband so intensely the first day at home that I felt our love had gained a dimension overnight, reaching a new level of patience, appreciation, and peace. But as life started to return to normal—as our relatives returned home and our friends stopped coming around so frequently—I felt myself missing that intense emotional stimulus. With each well-intentioned phone call. I felt resentment mounting.
"You've accepted this so well," my friends would say while I stifled the bitterness I felt toward them for their perfect little children and their perfect little problems. They could get in their cars and go back to their normal lives while I had to muddle through another day.
"God wouldn't have given you anything He didn't think you could handle," I would hear, which always brought to my mind the story of the poverty-stricken woman in Houston a few years ago who threw her six children into a muddy bayou. Two of them drowned. Had God misjudged how much she could bear?
"God must love you very much to have given you this special gift," people said. I would like to think I was chosen to raise this child, that there would be some big payoff later. But so far no parent of a handicapped child has admitted, "Yes, this is the best thing that ever happened to me."
The most frequent remark I heard was, "Down's Syndrome children are so lovable and adorable." That's fine, my husband, David, said to me, if you're talking about a cocker spaniel. But Down's syndrome children grow up to be not-so-adorable adults. The baby I had hoped to have was supposed to grow into a creative, intelligent woman of poise and vigor. I couldn't make myself say the word "retarded" for months. Instead I told some people that Leslie was born brain-damaged because it seemed to elicit sympathy rather than repulsion.
Alone at home with the children every day, I had little diversion from my sorrow. Then I discovered there was another feeling that could fill that emotional void, a feeling I could deal with better than grief—anger. I was angry, to begin with, that David and I had to struggle to find the information and support we needed as new parents of a handicapped child. When the hospital staff, the pediatrician, and the obstetrician didn't produce so much as a pamphlet, David set out to forage for information. He returned first with two enormous medical volumes borrowed from a family practitioner and former neighbor. Although we never admitted it to each other, I feel certain that the ferociousness with which we tore into those books was motivated by the same fear. We ignored the five-year-old whining for a popsicle, the three-year-old crying to be held, and the baby fussing to be nursed as we sought assurance that we had not caused the defect. I worried if starting on the pill too young, using the wrong brand of spermicidal gel, indulging too frequently in Dr Peppers and Milky ways, or other youthful indiscretions might be factors. But we found nothing in our reading to make us feel guilty. We also found nothing about rearing Down's syndrome children. So David set off for the Corpus Christi public library. The most recently published books were not available, and anything written before 1980 was outdated and depressing.
Even a trip to the geneticist ten days later for the results of a blood analysis yielded only more irrelevant photocopies. The life-expectancy figures given were half of what is now considered normal, and an outdated IQ chart included scores from Down's syndrome children who had been placed in institutions at birth—today most live at home.
As David and I sat silent and tense in the geneticist's waiting room, I realized we were alone for the first time since Leslie's birth. I watched David as he absent-mindedly flipped through a magazine. Sadness had made his face look older, and I hadn't realized how gray his hair had


text:
21 August 2013 20:32 [Source: ICIS news]
HOUSTON (ICIS)—US propylene inventories fell by 4.3% week on week, nearly reaching a two-year low, government data showed on Wednesday.
US non-fuel refinery-sourced propylene inventories for the week ended 16 August were 2.908m bbl, down from 3.038m bbl the previous week, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
This is the lowest inventories have been since the week ended 9 September 2011, when they were at 2.897m bbl.
Inventory levels were down by 44% from 5.190m bbl the week ended 17 August 2012.
The decline in inventory levels came despite US refinery operating rates increasing to 91.0% from 89.4% a week ago, according to the EIA.
US refinery-grade propylene (RGP) bid levels were heard at 59.5 cents/lb ($1,312/tonne, €984/tonne) against offers at 61.5 cents/lb on Wednesday.
($1 = €0.75)
EIA ?xml:namespace> August 16 August 9 August 2 July 26 Propylene inventories (m bbl) 2.908 3.038 3.141 2.923 Refinery operating rates (%) 91.0 89.4 90.9 91.3
EIA ?xml:namespace>
August 16
August 9
August 2
July 26
Propylene inventories (m bbl)
Refinery operating rates (%)
For the latest chemical news, data and analysis that directly impacts your business sign up for a free trial to ICIS news - the breaking online news service for the global chemical industry.
Get the facts and analysis behind the headlines from our market leading weekly magazine: sign up to a free trial to ICIS Chemical Business.
|ICIS news FREE TRIAL
|Get access to breaking chemical news as it happens.
|ICIS Global Petrochemical Index (IPEX)
|ICIS Global Petrochemical Index (IPEX). Download the free tabular data and a chart of the historical index
Asian Chemical Connections


text:
Logitech has once again announced that they are releasing some killer gaming peripherals that you must check out. Ever since the MX1000, people have been wanting a Laser based gaming mouse, and here it is! They have also announced an amazing gaming keyboard equipped with an LCD. Read on to learn all about it.
We are taking a look today at the next Logitech gaming devices to be released. Logitech is the type of company that will release peripherals when you least expect it, and make you say "Wow, that's cool." Before we jump in on the new products, here is a quick company profile.
Logitech designs, manufactures and markets personal peripherals that enable people to effectively work, play, and communicate in the digital world. The company's products combine essential core technologies, continuing innovation, award-winning industrial design and excellent price performance.
Last year when the MX1000 Laser mouse was released, there were definite mixed reactions for use with gaming. Some people wouldn't use anything else for gaming, and others like myself didn't find it to have the ultimate control I was looking for. Months later, Logitech released the MX518 Gaming mouse. This mouse went over so well, that it made people think "Why didn't they make this a Laser mouse?"
It was only a matter of time before they did release a Laser mouse designed for gamers, but it's a surprise that they released two! We will be taking a look at both mice, as well as the G15 keyboard, which looks out of this world. Let's jump to it.
Note: All images in this article can be clicked for very high res versions (1500*1000)
Tune for game domination. The Logitech G5 Laser Mouse gives you the edge with a 2000 dpi laser engine sending out an astounding 500 USB reports per second* for precision response at blinding speeds. A Logitech exclusive, the G5's 36-gram adjustable weight cartridge gives you thousands of variations on balance and weightincluding one thats perfect for your unique gaming style.
This mouse looks extremely similar to the MX510 and MX518 mice. The skin on this mouse even tops the MX518, with a cool rusted metal look. Of course, the MX 510 and MX518 were optical based, while the new G5 is Laser. Check out our review of the MX1000 to find out exactly what the benefits are. Simply put, Laser is 20x as accurate as an Optical for the utmost precision.
Like the MX518, the mouse comes with three base levels of sensitivity: 400, 800 and 2000DPI. You can use the included software to set up to five custom levels of sensitivity. You will notice from the pictures, that there is a battery level indicator on the mouse. This is actually not what it seems to be, but rather let's you know which level you currently have your DPI set as.
One thing I immediately don't like on the mouse, is that they removed one mouse button from the left side of the mouse. For all games I play, I usually pre-configure both those buttons since they do come in handy. Maybe I was the only one! Another thing that threw me for a loop, is that with this mouse they include a cartridge for weights!
It's an orange cartridge that includes a total of 8 weights: (4) 4.5g and (4) 1.7g. They can all be removed, or customized to suit the mouse better for your gaming. Basically, you would move the weights around, adding and removing them until you figure out which feels best for you. This sounds like a funny gimmick, but it's definitely one I want to test out.
Since this is a gamers mouse, they made the feet with high quality Polytetrafluoroethylene, which are as smooth as the word is to say. There are many gaming mice out there, but this one has me excited. There are a lot of innovations wrapped into this model, so it should prove a huge hit. This mouse will retail for approx. $69.99US
Other Specs: Image Processing: 6.4 megapixels/second, Max. Acceleration: 20g, Max. Speed: 4565 inches/second (depending on surface), USB Report Rate: 500 reports/second, No Sleep Mode.


text:
Denver Broncos vs Dallas Cowboys, NFL
by Glenn Erby | Posted on Thursday, March 27th, 2014
ARLINGTON, TX – OCTOBER 6: Knowshon Moreno (27) of the Denver Broncos gets some air while running past J.J. Wilcox (27) of the Dallas Cowboys during the first half of action at AT&T Stadium. The Denver Broncos visit the Dallas Cowboys. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)Powered by Sidelines


text:
Home +
TV Countdown
Become Editor
Info Center
News +
All News
Category General
Category Interview
Category Ratings
Category Review
Category Special Feature
Schedule +
TV Schedule
Full Schedule
Browse +
Browse Shows
Browse People
Browse Networks
Passed Away
Main Forums
Recent TV Forums
Browse TV Forums
Browse People Forums
Recently Aired
Episode Info
In the Hands of an Angry God - Recap
<-- Previous Episode
Next Episode -->
The scene opens with Elizabeth thanking Corcoran for helping her husband and is sad that Winfred is dead. Later, Robert says that they have to get Corcoran back into the ring. Elizabeth shows Corcoran a painting and he is clearly embarrassed. Elizabeth says that Winfred wouldn't allow her to hang it because it looked like her. Elizabeth asks why he didn't kiss her hand. He says that he didn't know that he was allowed to. She asks if he wants to kiss it and he says that he does. She leaves and Robert has Corcoran join them for drinks. Matthew meets with Reverend Garland and tells him that the children will be fine. Two men, Dermot and Jerry, shout from outside calling him a racial slur. Garland tells them that he wanted to rent a horse from them and they refused. He is told that they won't rent to a colored man. They tell Garland that they burnt down the last orphanage and will do the same to this one. Matthew comes out with a shotgun and fires it into the air. He tells them not to harm the children.
Corcoran goes to see Eve and she asks what Elizabeth wanted. He says that it is nothing and says that she wanted him to kiss her hand. She asks him if he did and he says that he didn't. She then proceeds to orally pleasure him. At that moment, the Sergeant gets escorted to Dermot O'Conner's body. The next day, Corcoran says that Dermot was dead even before the noose was around his neck. Jerry comes up with Maguire and says that Garland is the culprit. The Captain tells Maguire to take Jerry to jail. Corcoran goes up to Garland and tells him that he is under arrest. At Matthew's home, he is smiling and says that time has come to have a child. She says that she has Matthew to bring her happiness.
Corcoran comes up and tells him that he needs to know how Dermot died and says that Garland is arrested for the murder. A boy runs to Elizabeth's home and tells her that Garland was arrested. Matthew examines Dermot's body and says that he was killed by a needle. Corcoran says that Dermot was part of the mob that burned down the church and that Garland could have done it for revenge. Matthew tells him to be careful and blames Corcoran for being racist and he calls him on it.
Molly goes to Schwarz's jewelry and sees the locket that Corcoran has been looking for. Dermot's daughter yells in the streets and causes the crowd to agree with her. The Captain says that they need to do something. The Sergeant says that they should just hang Garland now. At the whorehouse, Eve sees the locket around Molly's neck and tells her to give it to her. Molly says bought it for $7 from Schwarz. Eve rips it off her neck and tells her not to tell Corcoran about it. Corcoran, Maguire and O'Brian search Garland's home and find a bloody rag. They go to visit him and Matthew is there. He tells him that he is trying to tell Garland not to take the blame. Corcoran shows the rag. They take it to Matthews and he shows Corcoran that the blood is Ox blood like Garland said it was.
Later, Maguire gets in to a emotional Molly and she tells him to hold her. Corcoran asks the masses about the locket and O'Brian says that he has a message with perfume. It is from Elizabeth. He goes to visit her and sees the painting that she showed him. It is a naked woman. Corcoran says that she needs to ease up on the rose water and she apologizes. She brings up that Garland needs to have fair treatment and he says that he will. She says that he is not what he seems and Corcoran is about to kiss her hand when Annie interrupts them claiming not being able to sleep because she keeps hearing men's voices. Maguire meets with Robert and Robert tells him that Maguire is going to buy the stables with his money for a commission. He agrees. Maguire asks the butler how could it happen and he welcomes him. The next day, Jerry is interrogated and Corcoran questions him. He says that Dermot's daughter could have killed him, but Jerry says that she wouldn't do it. He gets the information he needs.
Corcoran goes to Dermot's daughter and she tells him that Jerry and she were in bed with one another. Corcoran knows that she is lying. Schwartz tells Eve that the locket was originally pawned by Madam Grendle, the abortionist. Elizabeth meets with the elite and is told that she needs to stop supporting Garland. She excuses herself and tells the women to do the same. At the funeral home, Corcoran, Maguire and O'Brian are told that a black man tore Dermot's clothes off. Matthew inspects a man named Jasper and Bessie asks if Garland will hang for this. She says that one Negro is better than the other. Matthew leaves and realizes that Bessie's place is really close to the stables. Matthew goes up to Corcoran and tells him about Bessie and how he feels that she has something to do with Dermot's murder. They go up to Jasper and find the needle that was used in the murder. Jasper tells Corcoran that Bessie will be mad like before. He says that Bessie was mad at Dermot for not paying for the tailoring that she did and says that Bessie ran and is not coming back.
They go to Garland and he tells them what Bessie did. He says that he told him that he was innocent and Corcoran says that they have to get Garland an alibi. At the whorehouse, Eve and Corcoran get "busy" and Eve asks him what he would do if he found the locket. Corcoran says that he would find Ellen. He says that he wants to know why if she says that she doesn't want to be found. Corcoran goes up to Robert and tells him that he needs an alibi for Garland. Robert tells him that Garland was with him at the time of the murder. Corcoran pretends to have forgotten this and thanks him. The Captain, Sergeant, Maguire and Corcoran meet with Dermot's daughter and tell her that her father hung himself. Maguire says that he is buying the stables from her and Jerry can live somewhere else. She agrees. Corcoran is shocked with Maguire's offer. Jerry is released from jail and Garland walks into the church with Matthew.
Corcoran later goes to Elizabeth who claims to be reading Dicken's latest novel. She says that she is most grateful for all that he has done. She kisses his cheek. Matthew takes Jasper to his home and tells Sarah that he is going to be living with them. She accepts the new guest and feed him some soup. Eve goes to see Madame Grendle and finds her dead. Corcoran and Maguire go to the scene and Eva says that one of her girls needed her service. Corcoran goes home and finds Annie there. She tells him that she is attracted to him and he tells her that she doesn't need to offer herself to men anymore. She says that she understands. He takes her to the coachman and tells him never to bring her to him again. Annie apologizes and the episode ends.
Show Menu
General Info
Episode List
Episode Guide
Printable Guide
Recurring Guests
Links (1)
Submit Trivia
Character Guide (0)
Show Tidbits (0)
Gallery (0)
Theme Song (0)
Empty Sections
Character Guide (0)
Show Tidbits (0)
Gallery (0)
Theme Song (0)
News Staff


text:
Palatine, New York
|Palatine, New York
|Coordinates: 42°57′0″N 74°33′46″W / 42.95000°N 74.56278°WCoordinates: 42°57′0″N 74°33′46″W / 42.95000°N 74.56278°W
|United States
|New York
|• Type
|Town Council
|• Town Supervisor
|Brian Sweet (R)
|• Town Council
Members' List
|• Total
|41.7 sq mi (108.1 km2)
|• Land
|41.2 sq mi (106.7 km2)
|• Water
|0.5 sq mi (1.3 km2)
|778 ft (237 m)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|• Density
|78.9/sq mi (30.5/km2)
|Time zone
|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
|• Summer (DST)
|FIPS code
|GNIS feature ID
Palatine is a town in Montgomery County, New York, United States. The population was 3,240 at the 2010 census. The named is derived from the Palatinate in the Rhineland, the homeland of the Germans who were the earliest European settlers of this region.[1]
The Town of Palatine is located on the north side of the Mohawk River in the northwestern part of the county.
Settlers in this area in the mid-18th century were primarily ethnic Germans from the Palatinate. Suffering from French raids in their territory, they had become refugees. Queen Anne of England arranged for the transport of several thousand Protestant Germans to the colony in 1710 and later; they first worked in camps run by the English along the Hudson River to pay off the cost of passage.
The Germans built the Palatine Church in 1770, which still holds Lutheran services. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.[2]
The Town was formed in 1788 after the American Revolutionary War from the "Palatine District" in the newly organized Montgomery County. In 1797, part of the town was used to form the Town of Salisbury (now in Herkimer County). The formation of other towns that eventually were in adjacent counties further reduced Palatine. The Town of St. Johnsville was also created in Montgomery County.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 41.7 square miles (108 km2), of which, 41.2 square miles (107 km2) of it is land and 0.5 square miles (1.3 km2) of it (1.25%) is water.
The Mohawk River forms the south town line, and the north town line is the border of Fulton County, New York.
As of the census[3] of 2000, there were 3,070 people, 1,135 households, and 812 families residing in the town. The population density was 74.5 people per square mile (28.8/km²). There were 1,233 housing units at an average density of 29.9 per square mile (11.6/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 97.82% White, 0.62% African American, 0.26% Native American, 0.52% Asian, 0.07% from other races, and 0.72% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.49% of the population.
There were 1,135 households out of which 31.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 57.7% were married couples living together, 9.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 28.4% were non-families. 24.5% of all households were made up of individuals and 12.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.64 and the average family size was 3.10.
In the town the population was spread out with 26.4% under the age of 18, 7.2% from 18 to 24, 26.7% from 25 to 44, 21.3% from 45 to 64, and 18.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 92.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 91.1 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $33,415, and the median income for a family was $40,284. Males had a median income of $27,745 versus $22,978 for females. The per capita income for the town was $17,416. About 6.9% of families and 11.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.1% of those under age 18 and 7.3% of those age 65 or over.
Communities and locations in Palatine[edit]
- Big Nose – A landmark at the town line in the southeast part of Palatine. Along with "Little Nose" on the opposite bank of the Mohawk River, it marks a place called "The Noses."
- Christmans Corners – A location in the north part of the town.
- Cook Corners – A hamlet south of Stone Arabia on Route 10 at the intersection with Dillenbeck Road.
- Cranes Landing – A former community in the western part of the town.
- East Stone Arabia – A hamlet east of Stone Arabia.
- McKinley – A location in the southeast part of the town.
- Nelliston – The Village of Nelliston is on the Mohawk River, opposite Fort Plain, New York.
- Palatine Bridge – The Village of Palatine Bridge on the Mohawk River, opposite Canajoharie. The Frey House, Palatine Bridge Freight House, and Webster Wagner House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.[2]
- Palatine Church – A former community in the northwest part of the town.
- Stone Arabia – A hamlet on Route 10, northeast of Palatine Bridge. Home to a large Amish community.
Town Board[edit]
- Sara Niccoli - Supervisor
- Betty Sanders - Councilwoman
- Marcia Matis - Councilwoman
- Shawn Cotton - Councilman
- Michele Whiteman - Councilwoman
Town Officials[edit]
- Town Clerk - Linda E. Logan
- Registrar Of Vital Statistics - Linda E. Logan
- Tax Collector - Linda E. Logan
- Code Enforcement Officer - Cliff Dourrough
- Town Justice - Ronald Dygert
- Assessor - Leigh Anne Loucks
- Highway Superintendent - Art Logan
- Historian - David Manclaw
- Dog Control Officer - Cheryl Sebastion
- Town Attorney - Ayers Law Firm
- Town Health Officer - Mark Brody
Town Planning Board[edit]
- James Telfer, Chairman
- Bob McClelland
- E J Jacksland
- Matt Gifford
- Charles Trembley
Town Zoning Board[edit]
- Tim Shaffer, Chairman
- Donald Mead, Jr.
- Helen Calbet
- Steven Hazzard - resignation tendered
- Jeffrey Frank
Town Board of Assessment Review[edit]
- James Gallo, Chairman
- Russell Vance
- Robert Dygert
- ^ Zurlo, Sam (15 April 1996). "Area place names reflect local history and personalities". The Daily Gazette. pp. B5. Retrieved 23 April 2015.
- ^ a b "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
External links[edit]


text:
This author is in Israel (as of 2015).
This author works for Marvell (as of 2015).
The working groups where Ilan is active appear to be (none).
Ilan has no RFCs.
Ilan has the following 1 drafts:
Ilan's next actions and the actions Ilan waits from others can be seen from the dashboard page.
This is a part of a statistics report generated by authorstats
on 25/5, 2015.


text:
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Cardinals got help for a needy bullpen on Monday, acquiring right-hander Blaine Boyer from the Atlanta Braves for minor league outfielder Brian Barton.General manager John Mozeliak said the Cardinals would go with 13 pitchers for at least the next few days, and would demote a position player before beginning a three-game series against the Mets today. St. Louis relievers have averaged more than four innings the first 13 games. 'I don't look at it as a Band-Aid at all,' Mozeliak said. 'We're looking to add depth to an area that needed it.' Mozeliak said he wasn't sure how long the Cardinals would need an extra pitcher, which will leave them with only four bench players. The most likely cut is rookie third baseman David Freese, batting .158 in 19 at-bats while losing time to Brian Barden and Joe Thurston. The 27-year-old Boyer was designated for assignment on Saturday when the Braves recalled left-hander Jo-Jo Reyes from Triple-A Gwinnett to start against the Pirates. Boyer was 0-1 with a 40.50 ERA in three games, allowing six runs in 11/3 innings. He appeared in a career-high 76 games last year with Atlanta while also setting highs in innings (72) and strikeouts (67). 'Our scouting reports were very positive,' Mozeliak said. 'We just thought it had an awful lot of upside for us.' The Cardinals acquired the 26-year-old Barton in the Rule 5 Draft in 2007. He batted .268 with two home runs and 13 RBIs last year as a rookie and was hitting .107 with one RBI at Triple-A Memphis. Barton, who will join the Gwinnett Braves, had little chance of contributing in 2009 due to the Cardinals' crowded outfield. 'He had a pretty good year for us last year but the reality is our offense is stacked up right now. It just is going to be tough for him to get major league at-bats,' Mozeliak said. 'In fairness to him, this is a better opportunity.' Atlanta's McCann to meet eye doctor today WASHINGTON - Braves catcher Brian McCann is to meet with an eye doctor today about the blurred vision that has kept him out of the starting lineup. He is in a 1-for-20 slump. McCann sat out Atlanta's game Sunday at the Pirates and was not listed in the starting lineup Monday against the Nationals. 'He can't start. He can come into a game and help you, but right now we don't want to start him,' Braves manager Bobby Cox said Monday. Cox said McCann is 'day-to-day, but it's been dragging on.' In other Braves injury news, outfielder Garret Anderson was unavailable Monday after leaving Sunday's game with tightness in his left quadriceps. Shortstop Yunel Escobar, meanwhile, was listed in Monday's lineup after having not played since Thursday because of a strained abdominal muscle. Escobar said he was only '85 percent.' SideBar: Braves at Nationals When: Today-Wednesday Where: Washington Schedule: · Today, 7:05 p.m. (SS) · Wednesday, 7:05 p.m. (SS)
More like this story
- Braves bounce back
Atlanta ends 5-game skid with 9-4 win ( August 1, 2008 )
- Braves fall to Cards 3-2 in series opener ( April 28, 2009 )
- McCann leads Braves to 7-6 victory ( September 13, 2009 )
- Braves send Heyward to Cards in 4-player trade ( November 17, 2014 )
- Markakis and Braves agree to a four-year, $44 million deal ( December 4, 2014 )


text:
After yesterday's Senate movement in support of the New START nuclear arms treaty between the US and Russia, the Senate is expected to vote on final ratification of the treaty today. The treaty also awaits Russian approval.
NYU Russian Studies professor and longtime Nation contributor Stephen F. Cohen spoke with CNN's Parker-Spitzer team about the relevance of the START treaty today, and why the US shouldn't underestimate the importance of good relations with Russia just because we're out of the Cold War. According to Cohen, "the stability of the world depends on the stability of Russia."
Listen for more about the implications of START for Russian-American relations, why Russia matters on the world stage today, and what kind of message Obama is sending to leaders abroad with his failure to take strong stances against his opposition at home.
—Braden Goyette


text:
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|27 nights
Life in Key West is laid-back, easy-going and a bit quirky. "Muriel's Whimsical Galleria," a two-bedroom penthouse-style apartment perched above Duval Street, was designed by long-time locals to capture the magic that only Old Town Key West has. Unique artwork lines the walls (including surreal-style clocks and model airplanes,) plush and cozy furnishings set in two separate living areas provide space to relax under beams of natural light through fantastic skylights, and a view of Duval Street tops it off.
Through a non-descript door on Duval Street, this home sits peacefully up above the action of the lively block below. Walk out your front door and you are just steps to your favorite restaurants in any direction: Antonia's is two doors down, Lobo's and Onlywood are just up the block, The Café and Mr. Z's are around the corner. Across the street are a number of art galleries and boutique stores. For a walk-everywhere laid-back lifestyle, this is the ultimate address.
Duval Street is considered the "main drag" of Key West – lined with famous restaurants, eclectic local shops and art galleries, part of the Old Town dream is to perch above Duval Street and watch the passersby. This home is a unique combination of luxurious, spacious interiors and your own private box seats to the action from your second-story porch. Open the French doors lining the front of the condo to let in a beautiful breeze and the energy of Duval, or keep them shut and enjoy the quiet.
Reach the top of the stairs and this apartment opens to an airy, spacious living plan filled with natural light. French doors throughout the home open up to create one large space, or close off the individual rooms to create a more compartmentalized condo. There are two separate living areas in this home. The first living area sits at the front of the condo closest to the porch overlooking Duval Street, with a full wall of windows on one side of the room letting in beautiful natural light all day. The front living room has a large flat screen TV mounted on the wall, with a dining nook set beside the French doors for a rooftop view. The gourmet kitchen is fully equipped with all of the appliances and tools you'll need, including new sets of cookware and utensils. The kitchen looks out over the second large living area, which is a breathtaking mix of original artwork and natural light pouring in through multiple skylights custom designed for this home. Comfortable sofas surround unique furniture pieces including a wicker motorcycle. One of the couches pulls out to a Queen sized sleeper sofa for additional guests. There is a desk for setting up your laptop, as well as another dining set for an evening in. There is a washer & dryer in a closet off of the kitchen area, as well as a full bathroom (one half bathroom plus a shower room.)
The master bedroom has a Queen bed with a full closet, overhead fan, and flat screen TV mounted on the wall. The second bedroom has a Full sized bed, also with a flat screen TV mounted on the wall, a ceiling fan, and a full closet. The bathroom is set between the two bedrooms and has a large mirror and tub/shower combination.
Washer & Dryer, Central Heat and A/C, Ceiling Fans, Flat Screen Cable TVs, Duval Street Porch, Microwave, Blender, Toaster, Gourmet Kitchen, Linens and Towels provided. Interim housekeeping provided upon request. Wireless high-speed Internet access is included. This property will accommodate 4-6 adults.
As a Vacation Rental Broker, we will do everything possible to assure you of a memorable and thoroughly enjoyable stay while you are in one of the homes we manage. Our job is to make sure each home has been maintained to an exceptional standard and has no defects or problems that will spoil your stay. If there is a problem, we pride ourselves in our ability to address and solve that problem before it has intruded on your vacation experience. And in these uncertain times, you'll have added peace of mind knowing that the rental funds you have paid in advance will remain in a secure escrow fund until the day you enter your vacation home.
As your Key West real estate company, we can assist you in making your dream of home ownership in paradise a reality while maintaining the highest level of integrity during the property buying process. As your Exclusive Buyer's Broker we will do our utmost to discover assets and/or defects of a given home or parcel. We will negotiate only on on the buyer's behalf for the best price and term, using every legal and ethical device to obtain the most favorable outcome for the buyer through every step in the property buying process. And that is our commitment, for each and every client we serve, on every transaction we oversee.
There is no better location than this for fantasy fest in Key West. Our group had an absolutely perfect view of the parade. The location was great for walking to all of the events including the goombay fest. The condo was so much larger than we anticipated and so clean. The name of this place fits the condo so well , because the decor is off beat and fun! No parking, but you don't need a car. We would certainly stay here again.
We thouroughly enjoyed staying in this unique condo. Never did we expect such a spacious and modern place to be located on the best part of Duval Street! I loved the double living room floor plan. So many delicious restaurants were right outside our front door that I did not get to cook as much as I would have liked, in the new kitchen. Lori was so helpful to us, during our stay. We truly had a wonderful vacation here.
Muriel's is quintessential Old Town Key West. Step out the private entrance and experience the excitement of Duvall Street. There is easy walking or biking access to restaurants, bars, music, shops, galleries, harbor and beach as well as local grocery and pharmacy. Muriel's is the perfect location to "people watch" from the balcony or spend quiet time in the comfortable and well equipped living areas. Last Key Realty's concierge service is a great resource for renting bikes, scheduling fishing charters or making dinner reservations. The property manager, Lori, made my trip memorable. She greeted me at the property on my arrival and proved many times to be caring, reliable and professional.
I would recommend this property to anyone who likes to stay in a place that is in a great location. It's location is almost the center of Duval Street and you can be at great restaurants, shops, bars, art galleries, marinas and the ocean in minutes. No car needed! This property is well maintained and it feels like home when you walk in. It looks just the photo's. Lori with Last Key Realty was our property manager and she was very helpful, courteous, and professional. Also if you need a pool we found a great restaurant with pool (Dante's 951 Caroline St.) anyone can use it if you patronize their restaurant. We loved Muriel's Whimsical Galleria and want to stay there again!
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (US Dollar) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Learn more about this vacation rental at the manager's website:


text:
Your email has been sent.
Daybreak: NATO Talks Syria
Plus, Leef arrest prompts more arrests, President-elect Mohamed Morsi, and more in the news
Tel Aviv police arrested 89 demonstrators after thousands protested the arrest and reportedly injury of Daphne Leef, a leader of last summer's social protests. [Haaretz]
After Syria downed a Turkish jet fighter, Turkey is holding emergency talks with NATO over a possible response. Meanwhile, more high-ranking Syrian officers have reportedly defected. [NYT]
Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood is officially Egypt's president-elect. [NYT]
Unfortunately, an Iranian news agency is reporting that Morsi hope to restore ties with Tehran to create "balance" in the region and "review" the Camp David accords. [Haaretz/Reuters]
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles canceled a scheduled speech by the odious Pamela Geller. She is not happy about it. Aw. [JTA]
The hunt for the missing Guma Aguiar has been called off. [JTA]
Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood is officially Egypt's president-elect. [NYT]
Unfortunately, an Iranian news agency is reporting that Morsi hope to restore ties with Tehran to create "balance" in the region and "review" the Camp David accords. [Haaretz/Reuters]
Vladimir Putin is in Israel to discuss putting the moon in a headlock, and maybe a little bit about Iran's nuclear program and Syria. [Haaretz]
Thousands of Haredi protested in Jerusalem against Haredi serving in the military and civil service. [JPost]
Click here for access to comments
Daily rate: $2
Monthly rate: $18
Yearly rate: $180
Tablet is committed to bringing you the best, smartest, most enlightening and entertaining reporting and writing on Jewish life, all free of charge. We take pride in our community of readers, and are thrilled that you choose to engage with us in a way that is both thoughtful and thought-provoking. But the Internet, for all of its wonders, poses challenges to civilized and constructive discussion, allowing vocal—and, often, anonymous—minorities to drag it down with invective (and worse). Starting today, then, we are asking people who'd like to post comments on the site to pay a nominal fee—less a paywall than a gesture of your own commitment to the cause of great conversation. All proceeds go to helping us bring you the ambitious journalism that brought you here in the first place.
Readers can still interact with us free of charge via Facebook, Twitter, and our other social media channels, or write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Each week, we'll select the best letters and publish them in a new letters to the editor feature on the Scroll.
We hope this new largely symbolic measure will help us create a more pleasant and cultivated environment for all of our readers, and, as always, we thank you deeply for your support.


text:
Pronunciation: Tı çend serre dera?
Added on: 2012-10-04 Listened: 55 timesin: How old are you?, (in Zazaki, Dersim dialect)
Pronunciation in Zazaki [zza]
- Pronunciation by sinanusarr (Male from Turkey)
Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce Tı çend serre dera? in Zazaki
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: cita
Not satisfied?
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
~ | Official BattleField: Vietnam Feedback Thread | ~
View Single Post
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: xxxxxxxx
Posts: 2,113
Originally posted by |JuiceZ|
I also heard a rumor that EA basically stole the code from the helicopter in the DC mod for use in BF:Viet, anyone know if this is true?
I actually think there easier to control in Vietnam and thus more fun. No more crashing 10 seconds later for me.
Also I couldnt put my finger on what was different though the game feels almost the same as BF1942. Well I finally found it...it now actually feels like a full out FPS. BF1942 is FPS but it never felt right or liek most other FPS and it was hell to kill someone and to me it just evolved into a vehicle game to capture flags. Your goal became just to spawn and find a plane, jeep or tank and kill them with that. Vietnam I think changed that in the fact it now feels more tuned to be on your feet running with a gun. And this time around being a sniper doesnt actually suck and eqauls death as it use to be.
In the end the more I play it the more I love it after almost regretting it with all the its sucks going around. Itj ust rocks to be able to put on any song played to the end in any vehicle. Nothing like a heli storming a position with gunners on each side while "letter" is playing. I think its worth if you like BF1942/DC/EOD...and if you never liked BF1942...I think this may actually change alot of people minds based on the polishing up of the running and gunning aspect.
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by LiquidX