text:
Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa
Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa offers a wide choice of five-star facilities for adventurous and leisurely travelers alike. Indulge in a sumptuous treatment at our full-service Shine Spa for Sheraton™, offering an array of services combining the healing techniques and ingredients of East and West. Take a break from the busy world and get your blood pumping at our 24-hour, complimentary health club or dip in for a swim at our outdoor infinity pool, overlooking the bay. For a hands-on taste of culture, explore local culinary arts at our on-site cooking school and learn many fun secrets about Vietnamese ingredients and food preparation.
Hotel Features
Exciting Excursions
We offer a number of cultural and nature-focused excursions that can be arranged through our concierge to help you enjoy both our vibrant seaside location in the midst of Nha Trang as well as the beautiful open countryside nearby to the fullest. More >
Outdoor Infinity Pool
Located on the 6th floor, our beautiful 21-meter, fresh-water, infinity edge pool with reflection area invites fitness buffs, leisurely waders and sun-bathers to take a dip and enjoy panoramic views of the bay. A soothing Jacuzzi is also available. More >
Shine Spa for Sheraton™
Enjoy the ultimate in relaxation at our spacious and upscale Shine Spa for Sheraton™, where East and West meet as our experienced therapists re-energize you with a selection from our Silk Route Spa Collection Treatments. More >
Business Center
All your business needs receive a professional touch in our 24-hour business center, outfitted with state-of-the-art technology and telecommunications to keep you connected and working efficiently. More >
Sheraton Fitness
Located on the hotel's 7th floor overlooking beautiful Nha Trang Bay, our complimentary fitness center features an exceptional range of state-of-the-art weight and cardiovascular equipment with 24-hour access. More >
Link@Sheraton(SM) experienced with Microsoft®
At Sheraton Nha Trang Hotel & Spa, out of town doesn't mean out of touch. Stay connected to what's important to you with our "connection destination," the Link@Sheraton experienced with Microsoft. Print boarding passes, check email and more! More >
Sheraton Club Lounge
The Club Lounge, accessible to Sheraton Club guests, offers complimentary breakfast, evening hors d'oeuvres and a variety of beverages. It's the perfect environment to meet with your team, connect with friends, or relax in front of a 42" Plasma HDTV. More >
Sheraton Adventure Club
The Sheraton Adventure Club is available 365 days a year for kids ages 4 to 12. Supervised by our enthusiastic activities staff, the Club features a series of enticing daily activities in our fun and warmly decorated clubhouse. More >
Cooking School
Explore your culinary skills and acquire knowledge about local flavors and cooking secrets at our purpose-built school as you learn how to cook such famous dishes as "Pho Bo" Beef Noodle Soup, a Vietnamese all-time favorite. More >
Beach Access
The beautiful beach is approximately 40 meters from the hotel, or a two-minute walk. The hotel offers 10 beach umbrellas with 20 sun loungers at the beach for your convenience. Our staff is available for food & beverage orders and towel service.
Internet Access
Internet access throughout the hotel keeps you connected. More >
Environmental Practices
We recognize the connection between a healthy environment and happy guests. So, we're implementing better environmental practices like improved energy and water conservation, waste minimization, responsible purchasing and indoor environmental quality. More >
To explore the full lemeridien.com experience, Flash Player Version 6.39 or higher is required. Click here for a free download. Alternatively click here to experience the non-flash version of lemeridien.com. Enjoy


text:
The School of Communication offers courses in four (4) degree programs: B.A. in Entertainment and the Recording Industry Management (ENTERTAINMENT & RECORDING INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT), B.A. in Speech Communication (COMMUNICATION ARTS & SCIENCES), B.A. in Journalism (JOURNALISM), B.A. in Telecommunication (RADIO, TELEVISION & FILM). Also, minors in journalism, communicative arts and sciences, and radio, television, film are offered for students in disciplines where the declaration of a minor is required.
Students who are first-time degree seekers are required to declare a minor in a second academic discipline and are cautioned that grades less than "C", including "C-", are unacceptable in courses designated as major or minor courses in the pursuit of the degree.
Entertainment and the Recording Industry Management is an interdisciplinary major. Course requirements are offered in accounting, communication, mathematics, management, finance, and radio, television, film. Students are also required to select a specialty, requiring 18 credits, in one of the following areas: business communications, computer science, health science, education (sports), music, or public affairs. (SEE ADVISOR)
In selecting minors for curriculum tracks for either of the undergraduate degrees offered, students should seek detailed advisement from their designated advisors because the selection of a minor having representative courses in the core curriculum or other requirements for the degree selected could impact the total number of credits required. In no case will students qualify for graduation at the undergraduate level with fewer than 120 semester credit hours satisfactorily completed.
The primary mission of the School of Communication is to prepare students majoring and minoring in departmental curricular offerings for entry into the workforce and for graduate study. A secondary mission is to ensure that all students matriculating through the university have an understanding of the impact of communication skills upon all aspects of society.
Requirements for the B.A. degrees are summarized below with exact requirements and semester credit hours needed for graduation dependent upon the track selected for the respective degree. Students pursing either of the B.A. degrees must first be admitted to the department before attempting to meet degree requirements. Regardless of the degree and associated track selected by students, emphasis in the overall curriculum is placed on the development of high communication skills. Students accepted to major status in the school are required to pass an exit examination during the calendar year of their expected graduation. Students failing this examination will not graduate and must wait until the next regularly scheduled examination to retake it.
For a minor in journalism, twenty-three (23) semester credit hours are required through enrollment in the following courses: JOUR 130 (3 credits), JOUR 132 (4 credits), JOUR 238 (4 credits), JOUR 253 (3 credits), and nine (9) additional JOUR credits of choice, all of which must be at the 300-level or 400-level.
For a minor in communicative arts and sciences, twenty-two (22) semester credit hours are required through enrollment in the following courses: SC 110 (1 credit), SC 136 (3 credits), SC 230 (3 credits), SC 232 (3 credits), SC 330 (3 credits), SC 332 (3 credits), and six (6) additional SC credits of choice, three (3) of which must be at the 300-level or 400-level.
For a minor in radio, television, film, twenty-one (21) semester credit hours are required through enrollment in the following courses: RTF 230 (3 credits), RTF 231 (4 credits), RTF 331 (3 credits), RTF 344 (3 credits), RTF 365 or RTF 368 (4 credits each), and RTF 375 or RTF 378 (4 credits each).
Students wishing to pursue either a major or minor offered through the department must petition for admission by completing and returning the appropriate form for such through the department office. Students petitioning for either status must have an overall GPA of 2.50 or better; must have completed the following courses with grades of "C" or better (grades of "C-" are unacceptable): ENG 131, ENG 132, and CM 130; and must also have completed the introductory course(s) for the chosen degree and track with grades of "C" or better (grades of "C-" are unacceptable): both JOUR 130 and JOUR 132, or only JOUR 132 for the journalism degree in the advertising and public relations specialty, or SC 136, or both RTF 230 and RTF 231. The overall GPA minimum must also be maintained after admission. In addition, students are responsible for verifying their compliance with ASSET and or equivalent requirements and their eradication of any academic deficiencies previously identified by the University at the time they request admission to the Department. Upon admission, each student is assigned an official advisor and is expected to keep the department office informed of address and telephone number changes up to the time of graduation.
In summary, an interested student must first gain admission to the university; must meet his or her ASSET and or equivalent responsibility; must eradicate identified academic deficiencies; and must petition for admission as either a major or minor to the School of Communication. Once admitted, each student is provided with extensive advisement before further progression toward the completion of degree requirements is undertaken. Questions may be directed to the School of Communication Student Services Center at (713) 313-7670. The School of Communication Student Services Center is located in 216 MLK Building. The Dean's Office is located in 222 MLK Building.
Undergraduate Degree Plans
BA in Entertainment and the Recording Industry Management
B.A. in Speech Communication
B.A. in Journalism
B.A. in Telecommunication

subset: commoncrawl


text:
For the women who strive for a long and healthy life, Chef Teton, offers an integrated opportunity to experience the Golden Elixir in life. Nourishing our bodies and the Earth equally is the path to vibrant longevity.
Do you want to look more beautiful and have more energy? Do you want enhanced mental focus? Are concerned about acquiring debilitating diseases or exacerbating those that already ail you? Are you overweight and hate it? Do your joints hurt? Is your digestion slower than you would like it to be? Are you exasperated at what to feed yourself or your children? Do you want to eat healthy but don't seem to have the time? Are you confused about what foods are healthy? Would you love more creativity in your life and more fulfilling sensual experiences?
I've answered each of these questions at one time or another with a resounding "yes", so I sought answers. I've experienced food making a dramatic difference in my appearance, vitality, flexibility, health and happiness. Now you can too! Food is a primary lifestyle choice that we have almost total power over, and with the right choices, it's gifts just keeps on giving.
My discoveries are now yours with a variety of products to help you transform your life and transform your body.


text:
A gambler (George C. Scott) stakes pool shark ``Fast Eddie'' Felson (Paul Newman) in a smoke-filled marathon against Minnesota Fats (Jackie Gleason).
Hollywood has given us dozens of movies about gamblers and their high-stakes culture, from The Hustler to Casino to Owning Mahowny. But how do stack up against each other?
Tune in to tonight's Hollywood's Top Ten, 7:30 pm ET / 4:30 pm PT, when host Lynda Halligan counts down the best with ReelzChannel correspondent Richard Roeper, who's also the author of the newly released memoir Bet the House: How I Gambled Over a Grand a Day for 30 Days on Sports, Poker, and Games of Chance.
REELZ isn't just a great place for movie reviews and celebrity news, we also have a great slate of original programming.
Choose one of our shows below to learn more!


text:
Taylor Swift's record label Big Machine Records will be releasing the music from ABC's new show "Nashville," which premieres on October 10, 2012. The new series will feature a number of musical performances each week, and at least one song per episode will be released to iTunes thanks to Big Machine Records.
Big Machine Records will also handle the release of any soundtrack for the show.
We wonder if this means that Taylor Swift will record any songs for the new show, or if she will guest star on it? The show stars actors Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere. Here's a description of the upcoming series from IMDb:
A fading Nashville superstar is forced to team up with a teen sensation or face the loss of her tour and promotion of her latest records.
Will you be watching?


text:
Traditions in Chad harm, kill underfed children
The mother rode a red horse, carrying her baby's hot body in her lap. She could feel the fever consuming him even through her clothes.
The remedy the healer prescribes for malnourished children is the removal of the uvula, the tiny ball of flesh that hangs from the back of the throat, which he says "gets in the way of the food." For fever, he prescribes the removal of the child's teeth.
In baby Abdallah's case he prescribed both. He grabbed the baby by one arm, placed him on the mat and pinned him down. As the child began to shriek, he dug the unwashed screwdriver into the baby's pink gums, until four tiny teeth popped out.
The healer wiped down the holes in the child's mouth with a corner of a ratty blanket, stained with the blood of the other children he'd treated that day. Then he handed the petrified, whimpering toddler to his stone-faced mother.
Tooth extraction and the removal of the uvula is common in this part of Chad. Elsewhere, the treatment for diarrhea is burning the child's anus with a rod heated over a fire. Other treatments include draining the "bad blood," a procedure recommended when children's bodies swell, a sign of severe malnutrition.
Similar practices prevailed in Europe and America as late as the 18th century. The advances in world medicine since have made their way to Chad in the form of internationally-run clinics, but they continue to be seen as foreign. More than half of Chad's people still use traditional healers, according to a survey by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life in 2010, whose remedies can be effective for some ailments.
Malnutrition is not one of them. Already malnourished children who have their uvula cut can't eat for at least a week, says health official Blague. When the child does eat, the open wound often gets infected. This worsens the malnutrition.
Because the infection can last several weeks, families believe their baby has simply contracted a different ailment. Chad's government has never addressed these harmful practices. The issue remains extremely sensitive, in part because the healers claim their gift came from Allah and in part because many local officials were submitted to such practices themselves when they were children, aid workers say.
Hassane says in 30 years of practice, he's never fielded any complaints from parents whose children became sicker.
"If a child has fever or diarrhea, once he opens his mouth, I can instantly tell. If I put my finger on his gum and feel it, I can tell if it's due to his bad teeth. Once we take out this bad tooth, the diarrhea stops," Hassane says. "And if the child gets sick again, it's because he had some other illnesses in his system."
Moussa Mahamat Ali, the chief of the healers in the town of Mao, the regional capital, claims that all the children who have come to him have been cured of malnutrition.
"If the child is sick ... he has yellow hair, he doesn't eat, he's skinny, it's because of the bad teeth," says the 75-year-old Ali. "This is a treatment for malnutrition. No one has ever told me that this is bad."


text: I'm having problems with Oblivion with an 8800 GTX card: When I look around outside, the sky has "tearing" problems: Small black tears appear when I look at the sky and swing my weapon or just when I'm looking around at the sky. I have tried everything: Another 8800 card, reinstalling Oblivion, tried the card(s) in another machine, tried another harddisk, changed the driver profile settings for the game, tried the latest drivers and older ones. I really need help, guys... I've seen only one or two other guys have this problem: http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=204561


text:
Are you the first visitor? If so, be sure that this site is the unofficial website and manage individually.
If you are looking for any information about using Japan Rail Pass, other rail pass/deal/ticket or any questions about travel by rail, please search your question in the search box at the left on the top of this page first. If you still cannot find it, please leave your inquiries in the comment on this page. Of course I always welcome you.
I hope this website will help you to travel by rail in Japan!
Tokyo station
Haneda airport
Tokyo Disney Resort
Sapporo Hakodate Furano, Biei Kushiro Abashiri, Shiretoko
Sendai Hakone Yokohama Kusatsu Kawaguchiko (Fuji) Karuizawa Nagano Nagoya Kanazawa Takayama Shirakawago
Kyoto (Kyoto station Gion, Higashiyama Arashiyama )
Osaka (JR Osaka, Umeda Shin-Osaka Namba, Shinsaibashi USJ Kansai airport )
Kobe, Arima Kinosaki Hiroshima Miyajima
Hakata Nagasaki Beppu Yufuin
You may also like these posts:
1718 Comments to "Forums"
Is there any way we can use a JR rail pass from Niigata to go to Osaka. Which train can we use with the JR rail pass. We will be going in Dec.
I know there is no direct train nor a seasonal train. What are the options available using JR rail pass.
Thank you
Hi Takeshi San,
We are a family of 2 adults and 3 children age 5,7 and 9 will be traveling to Japan on December for the first time. We found that your site is very helpful. But we are still confuse about what passes is better for our 9 days 8 nights trip. Hope you can give us some advise.
Here is our itinerary:-
7 Dec——-Arrive at KIX at 8:35 am. Straight to Kyoto. Check in Budget Inn at Shimogyo-ku
Aburanokoji,Shichijo-sagaru Aburanokoji.
8 Dec——-Kyoto.
9 Dec——-Kyoto. A day trip to Nara.
10 Dec——Check out from Kyoto to Osaka. Check in Hotel Universal Port.
11 Dec——Osaka sightseeing. Universal Studio. Dontobori.
12 Dec——Osaka. Aquarium Kaiyukan.
13 Dec——Castle, Umeda floating building.
14 Dec——Osaka.
15 Dec——Osaka. Depart from KIX at 16:25.
Sir, we would like to go to Arashiyama. Do you think we can plan one day for that? Wonder can see any snow by that time?
We would appreciate your advise on our transport arrangement details on our itinerary.
Thank you so so much!
Geogina. (Malaysia)
I am a new resident to Japan & have taken a few return trips from Sasebo Eki to Mikawachi Eki by purchasing a prepaid return ticket.
Now I find that I may need to travel only one-way from Mikawachi Eki to Sasebo Eki but the Mikawachi station is unattended when usually I travel & has no ticket vending machine.
My question is, do I pay once I arrive at Sasebo and if so how do I show that I got on at Mikawachi?
Thanks in advance,
I check the JR Pass exchange office list. I realized that Nara do not have an exchange office. In this case, I have to make my resevation or exchange my train ticket in advance in Osaka or Kyoto when I am there? Therefore, if I want to travel from Tennoji to Nara and Nara to Kyoto. I have to reserve my train for this two legs. May be also Kyoto to Tokyo.
When I use the Hyperdia to search for Himej to Kansai Airport. It says, Himeji to Osaka (Arrival track no. 9/Departure track No. 1) In this case, I need to get out of the train and run over to track 1 to catch the other train to Kansai. What happen if the train leave and I miss it…
From Hachioji to Kyoto, shows that "Take time: 196 Minutes Transfer: 1″ Hachioji ->Shin-Yokohama->Kyoto. Need to get out and change to another train? or stay in the same train.
Thank you in advance.
Me and my husband are planning a trip to Japan in second week of Dec. We have booked our flights from Singapore to Osaka and return from Nigata. We have total 7 days. We intend to visit Tokyo and Kyoto aswell. We are planning to buy the JP rail pass from osaka to go to tokyo and other places.I would like to ask how many days do you recommend to stay in Osaka , Tokyo , Kyoto and which day trips can we do using the JP rail pass while staying in Tokyo and Osaka.
Which are other good places for good shopping in these cities.Any other places must see places we are missing on.
We are planning to travel one way to Hakone-Yumoto from Shinjuku and will be spending 3 nights there. ( i.e. 4 days in total ; Arriving Day 1 and departing Day 4 )
I understand that the Hakone Freepass is only available for 3 days so on our 4th day we will need to buy a single ticket from Hakone-Yumoto to Odawara in order to pick up the Shinkansen for travel to Kyoto.
As we will be travelling just one way from Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto, what is the most economical way of using the Odakyu line's "Romancecar" to journey from Tokyo to Hakone and also take advantage of the Hakone Freepass to cover our 4 days of travel into and out of the Hakone area ?
e.g. Is it better to buy a single ticket from Shinjuku to Odawara and buy the Hakone Freepass to cover Odawara to Hakone-Yumoto ( Yen 4,400 /adult ) and our 3 days there
buy the Hakone Freepass from Shinjuku ( Yen 5,500 /adult ) and buy a SINGLE ticket from Hakone-Yumoto to Odawara ?
( Pls note I am unable to find the cost on the internet of a SINGLE fare on the Odakyu railway from either Shinjuku to Odawara ( outbound journey ) OR Hakone-Yumoto to Odawara ( for our return journey ) )
Thank you for any advice you can offer.
Hi Takuji San
How are you doing?
I want to ask you something regarding the visit to Ise-Shi…When you have some time to spare, would you help me to check the route out?
I tried to read the CAN bus schedule you sent to me earlier on and figure out the route for 08 Sep (Sat) to visit Meotoiwa and Ise Jingu (Naigu and Gegu)
Ps. the earlier plan was to visit Naigu and Gegu in 2 different days.
09:20 Hotel – Ugata by shuttle bus (approximately 20 minutes journey)
09:50 Ugata – 10:24 Toba by Kintetsu Shima Line Local
10:40 Toba Bus Centre – 10:54 Meotoiwa Higashiguchi or 10:58 Futamigaura Omotesandou?
Q: Where should I stop to see Meoto Iwa? I checked using google but I could not find clear information. The distance between both places is only like 4 minutes though. Do you think 15 minutes is enough for visiting Meotoiwa?
11:14 Meotoiwa Higashiguchi or 11:18 Futamigaura Omotesandou to 12:13 Naigu
13:13 Naigu to 13:31 Gegu
14:31 Gegu to 14:34 Ujiyamada
14:48 Ujiyamada to 16:38 Osaka Namba by Kintetsu Ltd. Exp, and walk to Namba-Nankai.
Q: Is this a better way to go to Namba-Nankai? I checked using hyperdia and found that if I do not want ordinary train, I could take the train straight from Ujiyamada to Osaka Namba, then walk from
But if I include ordinary train in my search, I would have travel as such: Ujiyamada to Tsuruhashi (Kintetsu Ltd. Exp.) + Tsuruhashi to Namba (Kintetsu Nara Line Local) + Namba to Namba-Nankai (walk).
Btw, CAN bus's fare is not included in KRPW, isn't it?
Many thanks in advance…
Hi Takeshi-San
Hope you don't mind I write to Takuji-San for the above matter in this forum…
Hi miki san,
I checked your itinerary. I would suggest to allow more time for Naigu if you want to have lunch and check out the Omiyage shops in Okageyokocho but I think this is all right.
A: Please get off at Meotoiwa Higashiguchi. You have to walk 10 min or so (if I remember correctly) along the beach to get to the Meoto iwa. The next bus is 11:14 and you have 20 min. I think 20 min is a bit too busy. If you catch the 11:44, you will have 50 min which is more than enough. I'd recommend 11:44.
>11:14 Meotoiwa Higashiguchi or 11:18 Futamigaura Omotesandou to 12:13 Naigu
I think it is a typo but arrival time at Naigu is incorrect. Please check the time table again.
The CAN bus is operated by Mie Koutsu and it is included in KRPW.
In addition to the CAN bus, ordinary buses are also available between Gegu and Naigu, but you will notice when you get there anyway. From Gegu, you can walk to Ise shi station in 5 minutes.
A: Please take limited express straight to Osaka Namba. Then, walk to Nankai Namba station. Some limited express trains are bound for Uehonmachi. If you take that, please change at Uehonmachi to Osaka Namba. it will take only 5 min.
Whichever train you take, you do not have to change at Tsuruhashi.
I think you are now ready to go.Last but not least, please relax and go slow…
Sorry, I had a second thought. If you take a limited express bound for Uehonmachi, transfer at Tsuruhashi is better. If you transfer at Tsuruhashi, the next local train departs from the same platform. if you transfer at Uehonmachi, the next local train departs from different platform. I hope I didn't confuse you… In fact, you can transfer either Tsuruhashi or Uehonmachi. both are ok.
Hi Takuji-San
I also want to spend some more time at Okageyokocho, but for that I may have to either skip Meotoiwa or visit Meotoiwa on the earlier day. I probably have to reach Osaka before 6pm on 08 Sep to meet my seminar group people…I do not know there are ordinary buses between Naigu and Gegu. If I can use them and do not have to depend on CAN bus, may be I would be able to do all in one day. Anyway, I'll just prepare two plans, just in case.
Thanks for checking the day schedule and pointing out the timing typo error.
I will take the ltd express straight to Osaka Namba, and take the other option via Tsuruhashi only if I am pressed for time.
Ha ha, ok i will try to relax and go slow. But it may be a bit hard when one travelling alone and have certain schedules.
Thanks for the great help again, Takuji-San. Have a great Sunday!
Hi miki san
I just checked the bus timetable between Naigu and Gegu. The bus comes every 10 minutes. That will give you more flexibility. Enjoy your trip!
Hi Takuji-San
I would not be able to make an organised day trip to Ise-shi as well as Nagoya without your generous help. I am a bit nervous with visit to these two areas as I never been there before and being on a rather restricted schedule (as I have to go to Osaka afterwards on certain date and timing). I hope I would have the opportunity to return your kindness in near time. Doumo arigatou gozaimashita, Takuji-San.
Hi Takeshi-San
Thank you for kindly providing me the space to communicate with Takuji-San in finalising some parts of my trip. I hope I wasn't being rude in doing so.
Hi Takeshi san,
We are one group consist of 8 adults & 8 children & it will be our first time travelling to Japan on Dec 2012.
We plan to buy 7 day JR Pass & this is our itinerary :
Dec 23 arrive at KIX at 9 am & will stay in Floral Inn Hotel Namba,Osaka until Dec 26. We plan to go around Osaka (Universal Studio, Osaka Aquarium, Osaka Castle & Umeda Sky Bldg), Kyoto (Sanjusangendo, Kiyomizu temple, Heian Shrine,Kinkakuji Temple), Nara (Todaiji Temple, Nara Deer Park).
Dec 26 will check out from Osaka & go to Resorpia Hakone Hotel to see Mount Fuji & will go around Hakone Area like oshino hakkai, izuhakone national park.
Dec 27 will check out from Hakone & go to Smile Asakusa Hotel, Tokyo for one night only.
But on Dec 28 will check out from Asakusa,Tokyo & go to Jal City Nagano Hotel (visit Shiga Kogen).
And then we will go back to Smile Asakusa Hotel, Tokyo again on Dec 29 until Dec 31.
In Tokyo, we plan to go around Tokyo such as Tsukiji Market, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, Imperial Palace, Asakusa, Odaiba & Roppongi.
Dec 31 check out from Asakusa,Tokyo & head off to Narita Airport (11 am flight)
We would appreciate your advice on our transportation arrangement details based on our itinerary. Do we need to buy additional local Pass or separate subway/bus card as to be more efficient & convenient for our transfer?
Thank you very much in advance.
You have a very helpful site, but I need to confirm my plans as the best option. Following a tour in Kyoto and surrounding areas, I will stay 5 days (leaving on 5th day) from KIX airport.
I am going to Himeji, Kanazawa, perhaps 2x, and then a day or two in Kyoto , if I dont go to kanazawa a second time by train.
I think a Kansai area wide pass will work for the first 4 days, and a Kyoto sightseeing bus/subway pass to get around the 4 days (4000Y). That leaves getting to the airport on the last day. Seems I will save over the JR pass. Would I pay separately for the kanazawa trips ?
Lastly, can you buy a 4 day kanzai pass and then a 1 day to total 5days.
Hi, plan to travel from Tokyo-Takayama-Toyama-Tokyo. Which JR pass should I purchase?
Leave a Reply
I always welcome your comment. But before you leave a comment, please remember these following:
- This is not an official website. This website, JPRail.com is a private website. I don't sell any tickets or passes.
- I am not a travel agent. Please do not ask me to make an itinerary. I can check your itinerary and give you suggestion. I think making an itinerary is a part of your travel. Please try to make it by yourself. Enjoy! :)
- If you need access information to your hotel, please don't ask me but ask your hotel.
- If you are looking for the information about timetable, please refer Japan Railway's timetables.
- If you are looking for the information about the fare, please refer Fare Calculation.
- If you are looking for the information about reservation, please refer, How to reserve seat.
- If you want to post, please comment to relate to the post. I will delete any unrelative comment to the post without notice.
If you still have a question, of course I can answer your question.
Please don't ask a question about other than train travel. :)
*If you are the first time vistor, your comment will not be shown before I approve.


text:
Deviation Will Not Be Tolerated guitar pro by Skinless, added: June 1st, 2011
Profile History
WARNING: You are trying to view content from Ultimate-Guitar.com in an unauthorized application, which is prohibited. Please use an official Ultimate Guitar Tabs application for iPhone, iPad or Android to access legitimate chords, guitar, bass, and drum tabs from Ultimate-Guitar.com database. Type "ultimate guitar tabs" in Apple App Store's or Android Market's search to find the application.
Get unlimited online access to 200,000+ tabs with HQ playback
and tempo control by starting your free 3-day trial!
hell yeah man! it's about time we get some awesome death metal tabs! Do you know any other songs from this album? Overlord would be insane!
thanks man :D and no unfortunately not, but i will try overlord when i get the chance. im working on enslavement and from sacrifice to survival right now.
Awesome! Endvisioned please!!


text:
Nuclear power plants have only a few decades of working life before they have to be shut down – so how big is the problem? Roll over the circles to find out more about each site, and use the controls on the right to home in on what interests you.
For instance, to view reactors of similar type and vintage to those at Fukushima Daiichi, Japan, choose 'boiling water' as the type and use the slider to select those that began construction in the 1960s and 1970s. If you'd like to see how China has been expanding its nuclear industry, check the 'under construction' box on the east Asia map.
For more information, consult our source: the World Nuclear Association's Reactor Database. To learn about the most common reactor types, scroll below the graphic. Note that a small number of reactors in South America and South Africa are not shown on these maps. Peter Aldhous, San Francisco bureau chief
Pressurised water reactors (PWRs)
This is the most common type worldwide. Enriched uranium oxide is formed into rods and water is used both as a coolant, flowing through the reactor core to transfer heat away, and as a moderator, slowing down neutrons released by fission so that they promote further nuclear reactions. The main cooling circuit transfers heat via a steam generator to a second circuit, which drives the electricity-generating turbine.


text:
A Charedi Orthodox soldier was attacked by dozens of haredi rioters in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Mea Shearim.
The soldier, a resident of central Israel who was visiting the haredi Orthodox enclave to visit relatives, hid in a nearby building where he changed into civilian clothes and called police for help, Ynet reported Tuesday.
The attack came two days after Israel's Knesset approved a proposal to draft haredi Orthodox men into the Israeli military.
"Another IDF soldier was attacked today by dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Jerusalem," Israeli Finance Minister Yair Lapid said in a post on Facebook. "This is intolerable and we do not will suffer it.
"I call on the leaders of the ultra-Orthodox political parties condemn the violent attacks and incitement against the IDF without reservations, without offering reasons and without any justifications."
Lapid added that violence against Israeli soldiers "is a direct threat to the State of Israel and we will treat it."
Aryeh Deri, head of the Sephardi haredi Shas party, condemned the attack.
"I'm appalled of the deeds of extremist teens who shamelessly hurt a Jewish soldier," he said.
We welcome your feedback.
Privacy Policy
Your information will not be shared or sold without your consent. Get all the details.
Terms of Service
JewishJournal.com has rules for its commenting community.Get all the details.
JewishJournal.com reserves the right to use your comment in our weekly print publication.


text:
The Daniel Defense MFR 12.0™ is a 12" CNC machined modular free float handguard. It is specifically designed to adequately cover a low profile gas block on a carbine or mid-length gas system barrel.
The MFR 12.0 has been engineered to provide each shooter with the ultimate in modular adaptability. Should the shooter desire, the tube can be run "slick" with an uninterrupted top rail that runs the length of the tube. In addition, the installation of Modular Picatinny Rails is accomplished with little effort. This allows you to have rails anywhere you need them and nowhere you don't.
- Free Floating Barrel Design
- Light Weight
- Uninterrupted Upper Rail Platform
- Slim Profile
- (3) Military Specification 1913 Picatinny Rails Sections
Materials & Construction
Precision CNC machined from 6061 T6 aluminum and Military Specification Hard Coat Anodized.
Material: Aircraft Grade 6061-T6 Aluminum
- Finish: Military Specification Type III Hard Coat Anodized
- Length: 12.0"
- Outside Diameter: 1.76"
- Inside Diameter: 1.61"
- Weight 14.2 oz
- Made in the USA!
Items Included
- (1) MFR 12.0 Free Float Hand Guard
- (3) 3" Modular Picatinny Rail Sections with Mounting Hardware
- (1) Proprietary Barrel Nut Wrench
- (1) Hardened Steel Barrel Nut
- (4) Set Screws w/ Nylon Locking Patch
- (1) 5/64" Allen Wrench
- (1) 3/32" Allen Wrench
All Daniel Defense products carry a 100% satisfaction guarantee against defects in original materials and workmanship. If your Daniel Defense product shows evidence of such defects, Daniel Defense will make every accommodation to fix, repair, or replace your product in the most expeditious and inexpensive manner possible. Daniel Defense does not warranty products or damage caused to our products by the correct or incorrect installation of other manufacturer's products. Be sure to retain your sales slip as proof of purchase date when making a claim.
Additional Information
|Manufacturing # / SKU
|Restricted Shipping
|Product Weight
|14.2 oz
|Rail Length
|Inside Diameter
|Barrel Nut
|Modular Float
|Gas System Length
|Free Float
|Continuous Upper Rail
|Integrated Sling Swivel Attachment Point
|Daniel Defense


text:
Toshiba Satellite L875-10G
SpecificationsNotebook: Toshiba Satellite L875-10G
Processor: Intel Core i5 2450M
Graphics Adapter: AMD Radeon HD 7670M
Display: 17.3 inch, 16:9, 1600x900 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 2.7kg
Price: 900 euro
Average of 2 scores (from 2 reviews)
Reviews for the Toshiba Satellite L875-10G
Source: Trusted Reviews
The Toshiba Satellite L875-10G offers good performance for the money. Forgetting all about a super-slim, super-light body, extended battery life and fancy speaker arrays, it's able to offer impressive gaming performance for under £700. And thanks to its part-metal bodywork, it feels sturdy enough too. However, the keyboard action could be better and maximum screen brightness isn't great.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 07/09/2012
Rating: Total score: 70% price: 70% performance: 80% features: 70% display: 70% mobility: 50% ergonomy: 70%
Source: CNet
Some laptops are designed to be super-thin portable machines that you can carry anywhere, while others are enormous things that belong at home. The Toshiba Satellite L875-10G gives a good performance for both office tasks and gaming and doesn't break the bank. The screen may not be Full HD but that's just about forgivable for the price.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 05/23/2012
Rating: Total score: 95%
AMD Radeon HD 7670M: Renamed Radeon HD 6650M and therefore still produced in 40nm.
Modern games should be playable with these graphics cards at low settings and resolutions. Casual gamers may be happy with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
2450M: Dual-core processor based on the Sandy Bridge architecture with an integrated graphics card and dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. The CPU is clocked at 2.5 GHz (Turbo Boost 2.8-3.1 GHz) and the GPU at 650 (1300 MHz Turbo).» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
17.3": Meanwhile the 17 inch display size is a more frequently offered standard format for desktop-replacements. The DTR-laptops can't be carried easily, need much energy but on the other side texts can be read easily and high resolutions are no problem. DTR mainly are intended for stationary usage on desks, where the weight and the energy need are unimportant.
» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
2.7 kg: This notebook is lighter than the average of all notebooks. It is too heavy for sub-notebooks. 14 inch displays are normal for this class of weight.
Toshiba: Toshiba Corporation is a multinational conglomerate manufacturing company, headquartered in Japan. The company's main business is in Infrastructure, Consumer Products, and Electronic devices and components. Toshiba-made Semiconductors are among the Worldwide Top 20 Semiconductor Sales Leaders. Toshiba is one of the biggest international notebook-manufacturer. There exist many reviews for Toshiba models.
82.5%: This rating should be considered to be average. This is because the proportion of notebooks which have a higher rating is approximately equal to the proportion which have a lower rating.
» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.


text:
Author Archives: Rhonda Thompson, EMT, RN
Halloween safety tips for kids and adults
Our Injury Prevention Coordinator gives tips to keep trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween. Continue reading
Posted in Prevention Tagged costume safety, halloween safety, injury prevention, rhonda thompson, trick-or-treat safety Comments Off
Super Bowl Sunday: Get home safe
This Super Bowl Sunday, make plans to get you or your party guests home safe. Continue reading
Posted in Prevention Tagged designated drivers, drunk driving, super bowl sunday Comments Off
Tie a ribbon to help eliminate drunk driving
Over previous holiday seasons, Botsford Trauma Center saw an increase in alcohol-related injuries. Get tips to keep you and your loved ones safe, plus learn how to get your free MADD ribbon. Continue reading
Posted in Prevention Tagged drunk driving, holiday drinking, madd eliminate drunk driving campaign, madd ribbons, national impaired prevention month Comments Off


text: Ballistic Publishing - Call for Entries Enhanced1 of 3 Advertising Key Art pieces created for a well known Electronics company for a new line of high quality headphones. Copyright (C) Roger Barcilon 2007 All Rights Reserved No unauthorised duplication or distribution without explicit permission from the copyright holder. Artist Name: Roger Barcilon Artist Country: US Entered for: Company: Roger BarcilonSoftware used: Adobe - Photoshop About us | Contact us | Privacy Policy Copyright © 2003 Ballistic Media Pty. Ltd.


text:
The Grammy award winning group The Mavericks will be performing at the Living Sky Casino on March 15 as part of their 2014 "In Time Tour".
The country/rock group based in Miami won a 1995 Grammy Award in the Best Country performance By A Duo or Group category for their hit song Here Comes The Rain. Over their eight album recording career The Mavericks have earned six Top 40 country charting singles, including All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down, Dance The Night Away, and O What A Thrill.
The Mavericks were named the Country Music Association Award Vocal Group of the Year in 1995 and 1996, but eventually went on hiatus in 2004. The group reformed in 2012 and in early 2013 released their seventh studio album In Time.
Presale tickets for Players Club members go on sale at 10 a.m. on Dec. 3, while tickets for the general public go on sale on Dec. 6 at 10 a.m. Tickets are available at the Living Sky Casino Box Office, www.LivingSkyCasino.ca/boxoffice, or by calling 306-778-5759.


text:
The FIRST EVER
OHIO vs INDIANA
All-Class All-Star
Basketball Games
Saturday, July 14 2012
Jay County Jr High School, Portland, IN
Showcasing Top Players From All 4 Classes & Divisions
Girls All Star Game Noon
Boys All Star Game 2:00 pm
Players are asked to report in one hour before game time.
Players please bring black game shorts.
$8 adult admission for both games $5 k-12 admission for both games.
Mayor Geesaman of Portland will throw up the first ball of each game.
Post Your T will be presenting the Bill Jones Award this year to the most outstanding athlete in their games.


text:
My usual speeches to the effect that good movies arestill being made, that mass aidiences are for the mostpart not seeing them, and that the national obsession with which movies won the weekend box office is hurting our understanding of which movies might be actually worth seeing, are all beyond my patience level right now; if you want to read those rants again, check out my previous best-ten lists. They're still relevant. I'm tired.
Nor will I go into my usual length, detailing all themovies I haven't seen. One year I established that I'd missed hundreds. This year the films I missed, and would have liked to consider, include THE SQUID AND THE WHALE and BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN. And, unbelievably, I haven't seen WALK THE LINE. Me, the Johnny Cash nut. Just haven't.
I have seen some films on the following list on cable or video, but they are all 2005 releases.
RED EYE. Thriller of airplane passenger who finds a murderer in the next seat. Most effective when the two are just sitting next to each other, interacting in a Hitchcockian manner, less so when it becomes a standard action movie at the end.
WAR OF THE WORLDS. A nightmarish ground-level view of planetary disaster, marred only by some odd backstory involving the aliens. (And the anticlimax built into the story, which Spielberg does not help.)
THE RING TWO. Ecch. Eccch Ecch ecch ecch.
NORTH COUNTRY: Charlize Theron as put-upon lady coal miner, dealing with ingrained sexism of employers, and co-workers. It stacks its deck, dramatically, to a downright ridiculous degree.
SIN CITY: Visually arresting, this adaptation of Frank Miller's graphic novels nevertheless failed to work for me. The quality that translated was not the noir kick but the sickly sadism.
SYRIANA: On many, many 10-best lists, this tangled skein of global realpolitik failed for me as well, as I failed to connect with any of its many storylines. I thought Clooney and Alexander Siddig were very good in it, but am not among the film's admirers at all.
THE UPSIDE OF ANGER: Joan Allen as a very angry woman who does not become any easier to deal with as an easy-going ex-ballplayer (Kevin Costner) enters her life. It's a character comedy-drama of the best kind, establishing how much work it takes to get through the skin of some people. Costner, who can be intolerable when he plays icons, here proves again that he's very likeable playing hapless ordinary joes.
SERENITY: Best skiffy of the year.
SPIDER-MAN 2: Astonishing that one superhero movie was better than this.
MARCH OF THE PENGUINS: A nature documentary. Very well done, but the best of the year? Come AWN.
THE 40-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN: You can skirt the edges of good taste and still be very, very affecting. Very, VERY funny.
ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13: Not very good at all.
CINDERELLA MAN: A diverting boxing drama, with a good performance by Russell Crowe; downright libelous toward Max Baer. A potboiler, but an entertaining one.
TIM BURTON'S THE CORPSE BRIDE: Also, alas, not very good at all, except visually.
HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE: The Harry Potter movies keep getting better and better, even as the stories behind them get darker and darker. I dealt with some relatives who were scandalized that kid movies would *dare* show such things.
IN GOOD COMPANY: An effective, but very, very slight comedy-drama with Topher Grace and Dennis Quaid. Better than you would expect, but that's not saying a hell of a lot.
THE INTERPRETER: Another attempt at Hitchcockian intrigue, this one centered on the U.N. and starring Sean Penn and Nicole Kidman. Both principals are very good, and the movie is diverting enough on the screen,but nothing about it is memorable at all.
KUNG FU HUSTLE: Ha ha ha ha ha! Whoah!
LORD OF WAR: One of two unusual, quirky Nicholas Cage movies this year, this one's about the life and times of a global munitions dealer. Contains this year's absolute best shot, following a bullet from its anufacture, through shipping, to loading, through the orehead of its victim; a black comedy indeed, that ight have been somewhat better had it omitted a ouple of jarring lectures, seemingly inserted because wrter/director Andrew Niccol couldn't think of any etter way to get the information in.
THE WEATHERMAN: The other very good Nicholas Cage performance, as a total jerk who can't quite seem to get his life together. Michael Caine is his more with-it Dad. Best bit involves the Cage character's attempt to help his teen daughter, who has a bad bad case of Camel-Toe.
THE PRODUCERS: Funny.
THREE...EXTREMES. Three asian horror stories, all disturbing in ways that go beyond mere shock.
WALLACE AND GROMIT IN THE CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT: Charming. Also slight.
THE HITCHHIKER's GUIDE TO THE GALAXY: Not entirely devoid of worth, but it misses Adams.
KISS KISS BANG BANG: Now this is a rarity: a not very good movie that, on some levels, is downright brilliant. It's a noirish comedy-thriller with some of the wildest, snappiest dialogue since the days of Bogart and Bacall. As a story, it's not all that good. But, ooh, gawd, those *lines*. And they keep coming, faster than you can possibly write them down. Absolutely a rental. most enjoyable if you don't expect much. But those LINES...!
RUNNER'S UP. These are the films it genuinely hurt me to exclude from the top ten.
THE ARISTOCRATS: One filthy joke, told and deconstructed by dozens of comedians. Ranges from very funny to very shocking to very thought-provoking as an examination of the storyteller's art.
BATMAN BEGINS. The best adaptation of the Batman mythos yet seen on screen. Period. No argument accepted. If I had room for one more movie on the top ten, this would be it.
A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE. A modern-day western, David Cronenberg adapting John Wagner's graphic novel about a small-town diner owner (Viggo Mortensen), who shoots spree killers attacking his establishment and finds old enemies come back to haunt him. William Hurt arrives in the last twenty minutes and happily walks away with the movie. If I had room for two more movies on the top ten, this would also make it.
CAPOTE: Philip Seymour Hoffman's uncanny recreation of the IN COLD BLOOD author, here fame-monster and tormented genius. It failed to make the top ten because it's also...agonizingly...slow.
And now, the TOP TEN.
10) MATCH POINT: Woody Allen enters Patricia Highsmith territory in this genteel thriller about a tennis pro who marries into a rich family and finds that maintaining his new lifestyle might require some extreme measures. The best movie Woody Allen has made in twenty years, which is to say, one of the few good movies he's made in twenty years.
9) OLDBOY. An astonishingly over-the-top thriller of madness and vengeance, out of Korea. Not for the faint-hearted.
8) ENRON, THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM. This documentary of the cataclysmic fall of the corporate giant sounds like it would be dull. It is not. It is fascinating, infuriating, unbelievable, and sometimes very bitterly funny.
7) MUNICH. Stephen Spielberg's thriller about the Israeli hit squad stalking those responsible for the murder of Olympic Athletes in Berlin stumbles in its final twenty minutes, when the going gets lugubrious.
But before that, it is a political thriller on a par with THE DAY OF THE JACKAL. One of the best films of a career already overflowing with great movies. I want him to make more films like this and fewer JURASSIC PARKs.
6) THE CONSTANT GARDENER. Is it preachy? In that it addresses some real-life problems, yeah. It's also an incredible globe-spanning story of a bereaved husband,searching for the meaning behind the death of the wife he barely knew. A passionate masterpiece.
5) CRASH. One day in L.A., with interlocking storylines, perhaps the most controversial film on this list (as some despise it beyond the telling).Nobody's entirely good and nobody's entirely bad. Some of the twists are jaw-dropping.
4) KING KONG. Nothing beats a giant gorilla (except biplanes). Flawed, but damn if this isn't the love story of the year.
3) DOWNFALL. Bruno Ganz is Hitler in this recreation of the last days of Nazi Berlin. Most disturbing in that it presents a human Hitler -- no less a monster,but understandably a fellow his underlings would like.
2) GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK. A fast-moving recreation of the conflict between Joe McCarthy and Edward R. Murrow, best in its recreation of early '50s TV news, and a newsman who made a difference even as he was being groomed for the trash heap of irrelevance.
and the best movie I saw all year...
1) GRIZZLY MAN. Werner Herzog's astonishing documentary on the life and times of the unstable idealist who lived among grizzlies for thirteen years, but returned one too many times; filled with unbelievable, wince-worthy footage of its hero calmly sitting within reach of the predators who would one day consume him. A thriller, of sorts, detailing madness, obsession, and overwhelming beauty.
|Home, Bio, Gallery, Fiction, Movies, New, Random, Links, Contact
© Adam-Troy Castro. All rights reserved.


text:
- Home Welcome
- News From AVC News
Weather Forecasts - Radar
- Weather News & Information
- Cambridge Weather Forecast
- Barnesville Weather Forecast
- Mobile Formatted Forecast
- Guernsey Co. Weather Station
- Current Radar Images
- Cancellations, Closings and Delays
- Sports From AVC Sports
Community Area Information
- Top Community News
- Area Information
- Featured Businesses
- Local Entertainment
- Community TV Shows
- Discover Cambridge TV Show
- Order DVD's of Local Programs
- Community YouTube Channel
- Events Community Calendar
Stations Audio - Video
- Rock 92.1 WBIK-FM
- ESPN Cambridge
- Community TV2
- Sales Advertising Media Kit
- AVC Communications
Tuesday, July 7th, 2015
Current Time 7:56:16pm
Current Time 7:56:16pm
Obituaries: Berna A. Lashley
|Berna A. Lashley
|Pleasant City
|Berna Andrea Lashley, 68, was reunited with her husband and other family beyond the light early on Sunday morning after having suffering a brief illness.
Born in Nelsonville on July 19, 1945, daughter of the late Frances and Betty (Pyle) Van Tuyl.
Mrs. Lashley was preceded in death by her parents, her husband of 45 years Charles R. Lashley; two brothers, Joe Van Tuyl and Larney Boggs and numerous other family and in-laws.
She leaves sisters Mary Lashley, Gini (Ron) Watkins, Molly (Dave) Garver.
First and most devoted mother and grandmother, she leaves behind but took right along with her in heart, mind, spirit, and soul her sons Scott C. Lashley, Shawn F. Lashley (Valarie Clifton-Lashley Taylor) granddaughter Andrea Suzann Lashley (Raymond Kirkbride), Shannon J. Lashley (Anna Matheny) and granddaughter Laurana Jo Lashley. She also leaves brother-in-laws, Joe Dean Lashley and Dale (Freda) Lashley; sister-in-laws, Anna Marie (Joe) Nasworthy, Kathie Lashley and Becky Lashley; a multitude of nieces and nephews.
Berna devoted her life and all her love as a housewife to her husband, sons and granddaughters always by their side. She was a member of the Buffalo Methodist Church, and a 1962 graduate of Buffalo High School. She enjoyed calligraphy, bird watching, she collected marbles and rocks and enjoyed watching the TV show Long Island Medium.
Family and friend will gather at Black-Epperson Funeral Home, Senecaville on Wednesday from noon to 2:00 p.m. with services to follow at 2:00 with Pastor Roger Morrow officiating.
Burial will be in Buffalo Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Pleasant City Youth Ministries, 400 Main St., Pleasant City, Ohio 43772.
Expressions of sympathy may be extended to the family at www.black-eppersonfuneralhomes.com
|12-2 p.m. Wednesday at Black-Epperson Funeral Home, Senecaville with services to follow at 2:00 p.m.
|2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Black-Epperson Funeral Home, Senecaville
|Black Epperson Funeral Home - Senecaville
Most Popular
My Account
- Facebook Links
- Twitter Feeds
- Free Text Alerts
Follow us on Twitter!
AVC News - Daily Local Headlines and Alerts
AVC Sports - Local HS Sports Scores
Get Text Message Local News Alerts and Local HS Sports Scores on Your Cell Phone!
YourRadioPlace.com will alert you to the latest breaking LOCAL news, weather school closings and local HS sports scores for all the games we broadcast via Text Messages to your cell phone or PDA! Sign up now for this FREE service! (Message and Data Rates May Apply - See details under read more link)
AVC Local News Alerts: Text keyword: AVCNEWS to 41411
Local HS Sports Scores: Text keyword: AVCSPORTS to 41411
Message and data rates may apply. To Opt-out text STOP to 41411. For more information text HELP to 41411.
Recently Added Articles...
Win Alabama Tickets From KC-105
Alabama is coming to the Ohio State Fair and KC-105 would like…
Win a trip to Disneyland from WBNV
YOU deserve a Family Disneyland Californa Adventure and 93-BNV wants to give…
E3 2015 - Video Report - Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3
Now Loading interviews Lead Narrative Designer Jess Lebow about the upcoming Sniper:…


text:
Drive-Away / In-transit License
Agency contact information:
Public Safety (DPS), Minnesota Department of
445 Minnesota Street
St. Paul, MN 55101
Dealer Unit
445 Minnesota St., Suite 186, St. Paul, MN 55101-5186 | (651) 296-2977 | (651) 282-6555 (TTY)
(651) 297-1480 (fax)
Contact Info: email@example.com
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety (DPS) is responsible for the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement, Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS), Emergency Communication Networks, Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Office of Justice Programs, State Fire Marshal, Pipeline Safety, State Highway Patrol, Capitol Security and Traffic Safety.
Minn. Stats. 168.053
Application for Minnesota Drive-away In Transit/Insurance Endorsement PS2408-07
Application forms are available on the MN Dept. of Public Safety website, Driver and Vehicle Services, Forms/Documents/Manuals section, at Motor Vehicle Dealer Forms.
Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance (Minn. Stat. § 168.054) as verified by a certified insurance policy endorsement form.
Contact the Dealer Unit for full information.
Business License Fee, Annual (includes one Drive-away plate) - $250
Filing fee - $10
Plate Fees - $15 each
e-Licensing fee - $25
All fees may be subject to an additional fees. Contact the Dealer Unit for fee information.
Licensing surcharge to be assessed
The Minnesota Legislature passed legislation requiring a 10% surcharge of no less than $5 and no more than $150 on each business, commercial, professional or occupational license. The funding from this surcharge will go to MN.IT Services (formerly Office of Enterprise Technology (OET)), which is establishing an electronic licensing system for the state. The surcharge will be in place through June 30, 2015. See Minn. Stat. § 16E.22.
Period of Issuance:
Twelve month license issued for calendar year - always expiring December 31.
Other Pertinent Information:
There is no reciprocity with other states' transporter licenses.
For additional information, contact:
Driver and Vehicle Services
Dealers Unit
445 Minnesota St., Suite 186
St. Paul, MN 55101
(651) 296-2977


text:
Baby Gizmo reviews the 2011 Flite – "…Flite is a lightweight stroller that is great for travel and does everything but all-terrain and jogging."September 2nd, 2011
Bumbleride Flite 2011
It's the sophomore year for the Bumbleride Flite. He's not the new kid in town anymore and he sure is coming into his own. While we were impressed with the Flite last year, it is even better for 2011. The Flite is still the great lightweight, umbrella-fold stroller that is great for travel and is multi-talented with its car seat compatibility.
If he's so great, what is different about the Flite 2011? Here are the changes:
- The Flite had a little work done on his handle support brace. You may not notice the improvement at first glance but as soon as you push the little fella, you will notice that the handle support brace no longer pops up. Yep, they fixed him! Yeah!!
- The Flite rain cover has been redesigned. It is non pvc but it is no longer included with the stroller. You have to buy it separately. Bumbleride removed it as an included accessory due to consumer feedback because not all mamas live in rainy climates.
- The Flite canopy has been redesigned to include an SPF 45 lining.
- There is an updated wheel system for better maneuverability.
- Harness straps have been updated.
- The 2011 Flite is NOT compatible with the 2011 carrycot. If you can snag a 2010 carrycot – it is compatible with that one.
- Two new fabric collections: Movement and Natural.
Whew…that's a lot of changes. We told you the Flite is coming into his own! Let's get into the specifics! The Flite weighs in at a light 13 lbs and folds into an umbrella-tight package that is perfect for traveling. It even has a shoulder strap and a carrying handle to make your trips even easier.
Even though it folds into a compact package, Bumbleride didn't skimp on the size of the seat. The seat is large and roomy, making for a comfortable ride for even an older child. The seat is wide and tall enough for our 2 and 4 1/2 year old testers. The seat is 13″ wide and has a 20″ seat back and a tall measurement of 27″ from seatback to canopy that will accommodate taller children. Our 4 1/2 year old tester at 41″ fit in the seat no problem without his head even hitting the canopy. And with a high weight capacity of 50 lbs, even our older toddlers and children can hop in for a ride. There is a padded 5-point, adjustable harness for safety with the Bumbleride one touch harness buckle release that makes taking the child out faster than undoing multiple clips. (Note: this buckle makes it faster for toddlers to escape too!)
The seat has a very deep recline but stops just shy of flat. With the two-handed strap system, the seat can be set in many positions. The seat sports an adjustable leg rest with two positions that accommodates small babies and bigger toddlers alike.
There are no baby or parent trays or even a bumper bar on the Flite but there is the Bumbleride cup holder that can attach to either side of the stroller. There is also a great accessory for baby called the Snack Pack that is sold separately. The Snack Pack is a soft pouch that zips closed and is divided in two compartments inside. NOTE: The Snack Pack has to be removed to fold the Flite.
One Bumbleride feature that we love but is still missing on the Flite is a huge canopy. Yes, they added a 45 SPF lining in the canopy, which is great, but we want more. Bigger is better in the canopy world. Moms like big canopies and the canopy on the Flite is…well…kinda small. We wish it at least had a pop out sun visor for a little more sun protection. The canopy sports a UV mesh peek-a-boo window and back zipper opening that allows air to circulate through the stroller seat.
The taller, ergonomic handles are going to be appreciated by taller parents since they are almost 40″ from ground to where your hands go. There is a small basket underneath that can hold a small to medium diaper bag, purse or other baby essentials. We love that the basket is easy to access from the front of the stroller so it is never a problem even when the seat is fully reclined.
The Flite rolls on four sets of 5 1/2″ wheels and a dual front and rear suspension system that gives baby a smooth ride. The wheel system has been updated to improve the maneuverability even more and even though we aren't sure what they did, we can tell that the maneuverability has improved. The front wheels are swivel wheels but can be locked straight individually to handle grass and a bit bumpier terrain a little better. The rear wheels have individual locks on each wheel to lock the stroller in place. Our complaint last year was that the connector bar between the handlebars didn't stay locked down. We are happy to report that Bumbleride is one of those companies that really listens to their customers and they fixed it. They did a little work on the support bar and now when we push and turn the Flite, the support bar no longer pops up. Sure, it adds one more little baby step in the fold and unfold but it's totally worth it! Thanks, Bumbleride!
When we travel, light strollers are our BFF. That's why we love that the Flite is only 13 lbs and with the portable carry strap, it's a great travel companion.
The Flite has a two-handed fold that is rather easy to do. Pull up on the two release triggers just below each handlebar. Then lift up on the rear step with your foot to release the rear support bars, pop up that support bar between the handlebars and push it forward until the stroller folds down to the ground. We love that the Flite has and automatic lock to keep the stroller locked while transporting! The folded stroller is very compact and can fit in the tightest of trunks and spaces.
While many other lightweight umbrella strollers don't accommodate an infant car seat, the Flite accepts almost all infant car seats with the included car seat adapter to make it a lightweight travel system. It accepts Graco, Chicco, Britax, Peg Perego, Combi and Baby Trend infant car seats but check Bumbleride's website just to make sure yours is compatible. NOTE: The car seat adapter must be removed to fold the stroller.
If an umbrella stroller that can be a travel system doesn't excite you, the Flite also can become a lightweight pram with the addition of the 2010 Bumbleride Carrycot! Did you catch that? The 2011 Flite is ONLY compatible with the 2010 Carrycot! That means the new 2011 Carrycot will not work with it. So, if you are looking for a Flite pram – you have to snag a 2010 Carrycot. If you can get one of last years carrycots it is totally owrth it because it combines the luxury of a bassinet with the ease of a baby carrier. The Carrycot is not only beautiful but roomy and suitable from newborn up to 19 lbs. The Carrycot lets you transform the seat of the Flite into a rolling bed for your infant.
If you have checked out the other 2011 Bumbleride models, you will know that 2011 is all about the fabrics. They introduced two new fabric collections in addition to the current Classic Edition and the Flite is available in all three.
When deciding which Flite Edition is right for you, there are three collections to consider: Movement Edition, Natural Edition and the Classic Edition.
Not sure the Movement Edition or the Natural Edition is right for you? Good thing the Classic Collection is still available and offers the most color choices. The Classic fabrics are lower thread count, not as water resistant as Movement or Natural and not quite a soft, but they are still fabulous. The Classic colors include Ruby (red), Lava (black), Vita (pink) and Seagrass (green).
Overall, the BumbleRide Flite is a lightweight stroller that is great for travel and does everything but all-terrain and jogging. We love that the handle support brace and the wheel system were redesigned and the seat is just as big as ever. If you are looking for a beautiful, lightweight, umbrella stroller that is stocked with style and features, then the Flite might be the stroller for you. Don't forget to check out our video review of the Bumbleride Flite 2011 by clicking here or the video graphic in the upper right.
If you are a sporty parent, we think the Movement Edition is for you! The Movement Edition sports a stretchy, water resistant sport fabric, SPF 45 sun canopy and two striking color combinations. When visualizing this edition, think athletic wear with a slick, light feel that will be excellent in hotter weather. That is what the fabric is like. It's sportier, it's water-resistant and the fabric just feels lighter because it's thinner. The Movement Edition is available in black with a turquoise piping and in gray with orange piping.
Maybe you are more Soleil Moon Frye than Sporty Spice? Maybe you are a green, eco-friendly parent? If so, the Natural Edition is for you!
The Bumbleride Natural Edition is for the eco-minded mama that is looking for a more natural choice. The interior of the stroller is made of a bamboo, nylon blend that will wick away moisture from the body and is a higher thread count than the other fabrics. The exterior fabric on the Natural Edition strollers is made of a recycled polyester blend. This edition is available in two fabulous colors: Ocean (a deep blue) and Walnut (a chocolate brown). And what we love about these colors is that they are subtle with no funky contrasting colors. Just blue or just brown! Very simple. Plus, we can tell that the fabric is softer than the Classic Bumbleride fabric.
Not sure the Movement Edition or the Natural Edition is right for you? Good thing the Classic Collection is still available and offers the most color choices. The Classic fabrics are lower thread count, not as water resistant as Movement or Natural and not quite a soft, but they are still fabulous. The Classic colors include Ruby (red), Lava (black), Vita (pink) and Seagrass (green).
Overall, the Bumbleride Flite is a lightweight stroller that is great for travel and does everything but all-terrain and jogging. We love that the handle support brace and the wheel system were redesigned and the seat is just as big as ever. If you are looking for a beautiful, lightweight, umbrella stroller that is stocked with style and features, then the Flite might be the stroller for you. Don't forget to check out our video review of the Bumbleride Flite 2011 by clicking here or the video graphic in the upper right.


text:
Eat More Kale? Eat Mor Chikin? Vermont governor chooses kale
Story | Dec 5, 2011
Eat More Kale, says Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin. The Vermont governor came down squarely on the side of Vermont artist Bo Muller-Moore in the artist's battle with Chick-fil-A, owner of the phrase Eat Mor Chikin.


text:
Prices and availability are subject to change from the time and date that you print this page.
7/7/2015 9:08:59 PM. For Customer Service, please call 800.967.6696
Online Only.
The Story
Richly figured olive wood carves out a casually elegant niche on the modern table. Smooth, sculptural handles provide a comfortable grip on this angled wedge server, each with its own distinctive natural characteristics.
Part of the Olivewood Pastry Knife and Pastry Server and Long Spreader Collection
Details and Dimensions
Olivewood Pastry Server. 2.75"Wx11.75"H
- 100% olivewood
- Hand wash
- Made in France
Overall DimensionsWidth: 2.75" Height: 11.75"
Return/Exchange Policy
We will accept returns and exchanges of non-furniture items if:
- Non-furniture items are returned within 90 days of customer receipt.
- A valid proof of purchase is provided (see below).
- Non-furniture items are returned in good condition—unused and unwashed.
If you discover an item has a manufacturer's defect or was damaged during transit, we will accept the item for return or exchange with proof of purchase. Without proof of purchase, the item can be exchanged only for the same item. A valid photo ID is required.
We are unable to accept any items for return or exchange without proof of purchase. Items purchased as final sale cannot be returned, exchanged or repaired.
Items must be returned to the store brand where the purchase originated or by mail (if the item was ordered online or by phone and received by mail). Purchases made outside the U.S. may only be returned to the purchase location.


text:
Personal OpportunitiesPage address: https://www.mnsu.edu/reslife/student_opportunities/personal_opportunities/personal_opportunities.html
As part of our mission, Residential Life states that "we want to facilitate students' personal success by promoting and providing opportunities for positive involvement in life outside the classroom."
Here are just a few of our own Residential Life Co-Sponsored Events and links to other fun opportunities here on campus. Watch your floor and lobby bulletin boards, table tents in the dining areas, and your E-Newsletters for additional activities.
Welcome Weekend
Welcome weekend starts the Thursday before fall classes begin with Move-In Day. This weekend is packed full of opportunities for you to meet others on your floor, residence community, and other residence communities.
Welcome Week
Following Welcome Weekend the entire campus is invited to more activities to get to know others. Most of these activities are located on or near the Centennial Student Union (CSU).
First 50 Days
The First 50 Days activities give residents an opportunities to get further acclimated to the University. Calendars with both Residential Life and campus-wide activities included.
What's on Wednesday?
Every Wednesday one of the Residence Community's host an activity called What's on Wednesday. These activities are open to all residents of Crawford, McElroy, Preska, Julia Sears, and Stadium Heights. Here are some event activities from past years:
- Mocktails and Cheese
- Karaoke
- Murder Mystery Party
- Beach Bash
- The Price is Right with Wells Fargo
- The Game of Life
- Minute to Win It
- The Roommate Game
- Cocoa & Coloring
- Bingo
- Pie Your CA
- Dress Your CA
- Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Outdoor Volleyball and Basketball
Join in on the various sand volleyball and basketball courts for some friendly Competition. Pick-up games are going all the time on these courts. Central locations allow interaction with all communities.
Crawford Haunted House
The Crawford Haunted House (put on by Crawford Residents) is in the lower level of Carkoski near the computer lab. This is free and open to all students. This is usually on the last Wednesday in October
House Party
Each year, the Student Health Services/Health Education Office will co-host an educational event called House Party. Residential Life and Greek Life also support this cause. This event usually takes place on the third Wednesday in October from 9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Vans usually are available to take people to and from the house. In past years the vans have left from the McElroy, Julia Sears, and Preska lobbies.
Our goal is to educate students on the dangers of high-risk drinking. This event is a mock house party where students take a tour of an off campus house and explore a "house party" from a sober perspective. Student volunteers act out scenarios that students may have encountered at a real house party. Students will be given statistical information about the prevalence of high-risk behaviors and then will be educationed on how they can better keep themselves and their friends safe if they do choose to drink. Come have fun with your friends at this annual event!
RHA Turkey Run
RHA's first annual Turkey Fun Run/Walk was on November 17, 2012. The event was located at the MSU fitness trail. Tons of prizes, were given to both teams and individuals for best costume, fastest time, and many more!
The individual registration fee was a canned food item. The registration fee for a group to sign up was the donation of a frozen turkey. All food was donated to the ECHO food shelf here in Mankato. This event was created and run by mankatorha.org. The continuation of this event will be decided in the fall semester each year.
Moonlight Breakfast
Need a study break before finals? This usually occurs the Sunday before finals from 10:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. Breakfast will be served in the Carkoski Dining Hall by your friendly neighborhood Hall Directors!
Winter Welcome Week
All Current, New, and Transfer students are Welcome at ALL EVENTS!
GET INVOLVED AND RE-INVENT YOURSELF... New Year, New You!
Visit the Winter Welcome Week web page.
Join us in Myers Field House for some friendly Community Competition. Want to create your own team? Just check-in with all the other communities at 3:30 p.m. Games begin at 4:00 p.m.
Goodbye Week - Sponsored by RHA
- Monday: Community Council Picnic on the Crawford Lawn at 4:00 p.m.
- Tuesday: Dinner and a Movie in Carkoski Dining Hall at 5:00 p.m.
- Wednesday: RHA Gameshow in Carkoski Commons at 9:00 p.m.
- Thursday: RHA Capture the Flag by the Bell Tower at 8:00 p.m.
Campus-wide Opportunities through the Department of Student Life
It's up to YOU.
While living on campus, keep in mind that at Minnesota State Mankato, the residence communities are a lot more than a place to sleep. Check out your bulletin boards, Facebook, or stop in at the front desk.


text:
Mitchs Prime Seafood, Sullivans Steakhouse, Lulu, Acqua Pazza, Trio Palm Springs, Ruths Chris, Pacifica Seafood, best restauratnts, best of yelp, palm desert dining
4:30 pm-close EVERYDAY
Conveniently located in the heart of Palm Desert. We are located at the former Chop House restaurant. FREE Valet Parking every night.
Self parking available off of Alessandro drive in both lots.
Look for the orange awnings!
Like us on facebook to receive the latest insider information!
Corner of Highway 111 and Portola (One block north of El Paseo) PHONE: 760-779-9888
Welcome to the newest restaurant in Palm Desert, California.
Located on the corner of Portola and Highway 111, we are just one block from El Paseo.
Offering aged, all-natural, antibiotic and hormone-free steaks, organic chicken,
all natural Kurobuta Pork Chops, wild or sustainable seafood, fresh produce and vegetables,
Kaiser Grille Palm Desert elevates dining to a higher standard. We believe you are what you eat.
We have a full bar with a vast selection of wines, beer on tap and specialty cocktails to enjoy.
Our gracious hospitality is second-to-none.
We aim to be the best restaurant in Palm Desert.
Our expanded and remodeled restaurant has a lively bar, several dining areas
and a private dining room for those exclusive occasions.
We invite you to enjoy the best restaurant in the Palm Springs valley, Kaiser Grille Palm Desert.


text:
Author of the Month
To sign up to the Graham Hancock newsletter mailing list, please click here.
Aging is an inevitable fact of life for most organisms, but one particular microbe has found a way to avoid getting older, at least in a sense, a new study finds.
Back to Previous...
Go to News Desk...
Enjoy the newsdesk? Please tell others about it:Tweet
G+. Site design by Amazing Internet Ltd, maintenance by Synchronicity. Site privacy policy. Contact us.
Dedicated Servers and Cloud Servers by Gigenet. Invert Colour Scheme / Default


text:
Loop Mediated amplification question
Hi, I'm Giana Gomes, I'm new in this group. I work as a researcher worker for the Aquaculture Department from James Cook University-Australia.
I'm starting a project with the Lamp technique. I need to differentiate 2 species of fish using this technique. My question is, how many (minimum) base pairs do I need in the 4 (F3/B3 FIB/BIP) sets of primers to differentiate the 2 species? Is it enough to have just 1 or 2 different base pairs in just 1 or 2 of the 4 sets of primers to give me the specificity for each specie?
Thank you.
Re: Loop Mediated amplification question
|All times are GMT. The time now is 11:15 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright 2005 - 2012 Molecular Station | All Rights Reserved


text:
Barrow Raiders miss out on Grand Final glory with video and pictures
Last updated at 16:59, Monday, 01 October 2012
BARROW Raiders missed out on Championship One Grand Final glory as Doncaster completed the double in Warrington.
- Grand Final Match Highlights Click Here
IT was once more a case of what might have been.
Just as Barrow Raiders saw their Championship One title hopes disappear on the wind with a late run of away defeats, so they saw the Grand Final prove equally elusive.The same team who had denied them top spot in the league were again the villains of the piece in Warrington as Doncaster produced one more great day at the office to add to their trophy haul.
As they have all too often in the latter stages of the season, errors at crucial times proved costly for Barrow.
Many have said they were the better team for 75 per cent of the campaign, but fell away when it mattered, here they were the dominant attacking team for 75 per cent of the match, but failed to make the most of their opportunities.
It is an all too familiar tale, one where guts and determination are sometimes not enough, one where 100 per cent effort and commitment to the cause were matched by opponents who had just that little bit extra where it counted.
It was in those final 10 yards that Doncaster had the killer edge, the ability to break through and score, while Barrow lacked the final push, the little bit extra to take them over the line.
This was a match between two teams who have battled it out for the whole season at the top of the Championship One pile, who have had nothing to separate them for seven months, why would it be different come the final day, the final reckoning?
Barrow came out firing, tackling like demons, running as if their very existence depended upon them reaching the ball, crossing the try-line before Doncaster. A knock-on by Tom Hodson from the first play had their massed ranks on the terraces – warriors themselves in blue and white, outnumbering their South Yorkshire foes at least four-to-one – in full voice.
But the chance near the line went, a low pass from Liam Campbell landing at the feet of captain Liam Harrison as a gap opened. Symptomatic, it would turn out of a problem that afflicted them for near the full 80 minutes.
When they did spark properly in attack it was a joy to watch, the first try a product of fast hands, sharp minds and quick feet, the latter from Chris Larkin taking him over the whitewash from five yards out after a gem of a pass from Andy Ballard.
Yet still the old problems remained. Doncaster were gifted four sets back-to-back in the Barrow half – an offside penalty here, a knock-on there allowing the Dons into the red zone.
They would not be half as profligate as their opponents on this grey, wet afternoon and the fourth set yielded gold, Stewart Sanderson put through as the Raiders defence fell over themselves in the scramble, the scores level at 4-4.
The attacks kept on coming from both sides, the best frequently from Barrow, denied on numerous occasions by the best defence they have come up against all season.
Nothing could breach the Doncaster line when they had their backs to the wall, not a bullocking run from Harrison, nor a similar effort from huge pack man Ryan Duffy, who when he did cross the line was called back for a forward pass.
That would not be the last time such decisions cost Barrow points, though it was Doncaster denied by the rule a minute later as Sanderson thought Kyle Kesik had put him in for a second.
It was a player, rather than an official, who stopped Lucas Walshaw, Aaron Low tapping the big man's ankles and allowing Jamie Butler to wrap him up near the line and stop the South Yorkshire side edging ahead.
It was close, so close Ballard kicked a penalty when Finch was fouled near the sticks, a 6-4 lead not to be sniffed at.
More points refused to come as an engrossing half wore on.
Dan Toal broke magnificently through the middle and miraculously offloaded the ball to Campbell, but his charge was stopped, as was Carl Hughes's when Harrison dragged him to terra firma when the line beckoned.
The game continued in this seesaw manner, the clock winding down towards the conclusion of the first 40 minutes when Scott Kaighan spotted his moment and cleverly dropped a goal from 20 yards out on the last play of the half. How crucial would that point be.
Refreshed and reinvigorated, the sides re-emerged into the Warrington drizzle for a second half that would define both their seasons.
It was Barrow starting the brighter, camped permanently in the Doncaster half, Campbell thinking he had put Harrison in with a short pass. he had not.
Errors were flowing from Doncaster, three times they knocked on in their own half, yet the rewards on offer for Barrow were not taken. Larkin came close to a second and forced another set with a neat grubber that Sanderson knocked on, then Ballard looked to have put Nixon in.
The winger, so rarely used through the 80 minutes, wastefully so, took it wide and cut back inside, weaving his way to the line and twisting in the tackle. The ball hit the ground, Nixon cheered, his team-mates dived on top.
Everyone in blue and white called try. Referee Jamie Leahy was not so sure and up the decision went to the video box, where Ian Smith said the Dalton flier had lost control before it hit the ground.
No video referee and it was a try. But this was a TV match, Barrow's first of the year and an important score was gone.
It got so much worse as Doncaster scored immediately. Walshaw broke down the right and drew Campbell, the half-back lost in no-man's land and leaving a huge gap which Lee Waterman was able to glide through and make for the line. Hodson kicked the goal and now it was Doncaster ahead for the first time at 10-7.
Barrow came back again, a superb tackle from Ballard dislodging the ball from Nathan Powley's grasp and setting the platform for four sets in the Doncaster half.
Whereas the Dons had used a similar situation perfectly in the first half, there was nothing gained by the Raiders, scrums, drop-outs and pressure dissipating as Kaighan and Toal were done for crossing, the latter used as a blocker for the former.
Now Doncaster landed what was to be the knockout blow, attacking for the first time since they scored and going in again, Craig Fawcett rolling through a Martin Ostler tackle on the line to score.
There was still 23 minutes on the clock, but as Barrow had done to Doncaster two weeks ago in the semi-final, so the Dons would do to the Raiders now as they held their line.
Nixon was in wide open space and Ballard did not pick him out, Duffy knocked on as he headed for the line, Harrison had a third Barrow try chalked off, again for a forward pass and a fourth followed from the video referee – this one obvious as Lee Haney palmed a ball down forward for Larkin to ground.
Doncaster were all nerves when they had the ball, knocking on several times deep in their own territory, but nothing came of it for Barrow, Duffy and Kaighan losing the ball at key moments.
The effort was still there and that at least was rewarded as Low was put through a gap wide on the left and scored with just over three minutes to go.
With little time left the gap was now just three points. Surely Barrow could not steal it? No, they could not.
A penalty against Campbell and Duffy for obstruction surrendered the last chance Raiders had and the clock ticked down to Doncaster's triumph.
What if Nixon had scored early in the second half? What if the passes to Harrison and Duffy had been a fraction further back? What if there was no video referee?
What if? What if? What if?
First published at 13:38, Sunday, 30 September 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
Have your say
"Some of the so called raiders fans were embarrassing yesterday. "........ totally agree. In particular a group of 6 lads (late teens early 20's) with a very young child, swearing and general foul language , throwing beer about, as well as the kid, chucking food about and finding it so funny when spoken to and claiming to be rugby supporters....... a total disgrace to Barrow Rugby. As Eagles supporters trying our bit to encourage Raiders (not our local rivals) we found their behaviour far from fit for a family orientated spectator sport. The rest of the Raiders support was the normal passionate and great thing we expect and see. I am sorry it had to be said but it is louts like these who give teams a bad name.
so the rugby fans now know all about the glory seeking public,afc have had it plenty of times wembley,sunderland (etc) & same with the ref`s barrow have really no chance of survival at the top of rugby or soccer,as the glory seekers will not turn up it`s not enough for the regular fans to turn uo every home game as the would`nt survive,as for the ref`s in something is`nt done soon it`ll get worse for both teams,so raiders fans welcome to the real world
View all 24 comments on this article


text:
In 2012, Whirlpool continued to be the largest manufacturer in the US home laundry appliances market, with a 46% volume share. Sears Holding followed with a 21% share, whilst General Electric and LG Electronics were positioned with 12% and 11% volume shares, respectively.
The growing trend of steam washers and dryers continued to gain ground in 2012, with several appliance brands, including Samsung, LG, Whirlpool and Kenmore, carrying steam-based laundry appliances. Steam has surfaced as a highly effective and eco-conscious alternative to traditional washers and dryers. It provides a balance for consumers between gentleness and remarkable sanitisation, which is particularly appealing for those with children or people with severe allergies as the steam can effectively break up allergens. Furthermore, steam technology
Author:Mike Kinge-mailWeb: www.companiesandmarkets.comPhone: London: +44 (0) 203 086 8600


text:
Author of the Month
To sign up to the Graham Hancock newsletter mailing list, please click here.
NASAs Curiosity rover has been ordered to batten down the hatches to avoid getting damaged while a solar storm rages around Mars.
Back to Previous...
Go to News Desk...
Enjoy the newsdesk? Please tell others about it:Tweet
G+. Site design by Amazing Internet Ltd, maintenance by Synchronicity. Site privacy policy. Contact us.
Dedicated Servers and Cloud Servers by Gigenet. Invert Colour Scheme / Default


text:
The United National Secretary General Special Representative to Liberia (SRSG) Madam Karin Landgren Wednesday held a one-day security meeting with the leadership of the Liberia National legislature intended to foster collaboration between UNMIL and the Legislature.
The meeting, according to the SRSG is part of an agreement reached between Liberia's legislative leadership and UNMIL that it is useful to have regular structure exchange of views, and Wednesday's meeting marks the beginning of the agreement.
She said, the intent of the interactive meeting between the UNMIL and Liberia Legislature is due to the vital role the body plays in every democratic society. "The legislative branch performs critical functions of representation, lawmaking and oversight, she said."
Said Landgren : "These functions are very important in every society and they are particularly important as Liberia continues to strengthen the foundations of long-term peace, stability and democracy.
Continued Landgren: "This month Liberia celebrates 166 years as an independent republic. Next month, Liberia will mark ten years of peace. This country is on its way to being a success story. There has been great progress since the comprehensive Peace Agreement was signed in 2003."
The UNMIL SRSG also said, despite the progress made by Liberia there are still challenges ahead. According to her Liberia is addressing several important reform initiatives, including constitutional reform, electoral law reform and development. She said, all of these initiatives, in which legislators have important roles to play, in different ways hold the key to a strong, stable and united Liberia.
Speaking on the issue of UNMIL's gradual withdrawal from Liberia, she said, UNMIL is not leaving anytime soon as is being perceive by some members of the public. She also disclosed that by June 2015, roughly 4,000 UNMIL troops will remain in Liberia and that UNMIL will still be present in all County capitals with the addition of 420 armed police to enable quick-reaction and backup for the LNP when needed.
"Strengthening Liberia's security institutions is vital, and strongly supported by UNMIL and other partners. We discussed today the importance of having a sound legislative framework for the security institutions, of these institutions to have enough funding and to manage it well, and for there to be adequate oversight. In this way LNP and BIN can gradually assume the role of UNMIL Military and police," she added.
Speaking earlier both speaker Alex Tyler and Pro-temp Gbehzohngar Findley said the UN has promised to remain supportive in providing assistance to the Liberian government.
"I our discussion we had a truthful and friend exchange and we agreed to meet regularly and what was discussed were matters of the state and the working relationship between other government entities and the legislature as well as the UNMIL," Pro-Temp said.


text:
Sonu is wearing: Dress & crochet tee (worn inside), Colaba Causeway| wedges, Bandra| bag, Hidesign| necklace, DIY| ring, Curio Cottage| bracelets, Aquamarine
Subscribe to our Youtube channel here.
It was such a fun post to watch.You girls make a lovely team together!
Loved Jasleen's look , esp the bracelet and the blouse,loved sonu's wedges!
I loved Sonu's DIY necklace:)
Shubhi's Revels!
you guys are a treat to watch !! keep up the good work :)ReplyDelete
I am still trying to find out one accessory of you guys that I like less. There are none. They are all so fabulous!
Hi guys!! it's Sheba again (from the US) :) It's so goof to watch you guys in motion and in a day to day aspect. Adore you guys as well as your fashion. Would love to get tutorials on the DIY's, such as Sonu's necklace. Keep up the amazing work!ReplyDelete
awww really nice to see you both in a video.
Hey girls you should make these a regular thing! Keep the videos coming every week if you can because they re great and that way you'll get more followers :) :)
Looking forward to the next one thanks for makin these xxx


text:
A quick daily look at what's happening around Steelers Nation. And consider this your open thread for discussing the days events and, well, anything else that comes to mind about the Black and Gold.
– In some AFC North news, the Baltimore Ravens played their first preseason game on Thursday night, and if ESPN's coverage is any indication, the 2010 season isn't even worth playing because they are going to walk away with the AFC and win the Super Bowl. Anybody watch the game and have any early thoughts on Pittsburgh's top competition in the division?
– LaMarr Woodley: Tremendous outside linebacker and an intern at … Maxim!? [Mondesi's House]
– Jim Wexell takes a look at Stefan Logan and his quest to make the team. [Steel City Insider]
– And for your random YouTube of the day: Simply put, it's one of the greatest plays ever by a Pittsburgh Steeler.


text:
support.com is a registered trademark of SupportSoft, Inc. in the US and/or other countries. All other registered and unregistered trademarks herein are the sole property of their respective owners.
Use of the support.com service and website constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Please note that our services, features, pricing, and terms are subject to change without notice. Copyright © 1999-2008 SupportSoft, Inc., 1900 Seaport Blvd., Third Floor, Redwood City, CA 94063


text:
Computers and Printing
Computer stations and printers are available at all University Library locations. Software available on these stations vary by location. For information about what software is available please contact the service desk at the location you'll be visiting.
Wireless printing is available on the first floor of Fenwick Library and the first and second floor of the Gateway Library. Currently, wireless printing for Mac computers is not supported at the Gateway Library. To use the wireless printing options in these spaces, you need to download the necessary software available through the University Print Services. If you need assistance or have questions about this services, please contact Print Services staff at 703-993-2550.
Wireless Access
Wireless internet is available in some areas of the libraries for George Mason Universities students, faculty, and staff. See the Public Use Policies for options available to visitors.
Audio/Visual Equipment
Mini projectors can be checked-out for in-library use at the Arlington Campus Library and Mercer Library, Prince William Campus.
Media Services, located on the 2nd floor of the Gateway Library, provides access to VHS/DVD multi-regional player stations, HDV deck, cassette deck, LP player, and CD player. The Arlington Campus Library provides access to VHS/DVD stations. Mercer Library, at the Prince William campus, provides access to VHS/DVD stations.
Also available in the Gateway Library is the Collaboration Station with a large screen media:scape, allowing up to four computers quick access to the large screen. This space can be reserved through the group study room reservation system.
One Button Studio
The One Button Studio, located in Gateway Library, is an easy-to-use professional recording studio. The lights, camera, and microphone are preconfigured, making it easy to record high quality reservations. Visit the One Button Studio site to learn more and to schedule a recording.
Data Software
The University Libraries' Data Services Lab located in Fenwick Library on the Fairfax campus provides access to Qualitative GIS, and Statistical software such as NVivo, ArcGIS, SPSS, SAS, Stata, and R. The Arlington Campus Library computers also come with ArcGIS and SPSS installed. Additionally, the Arlington Campus Library has dedicated computer stations for DataStream and NVivo.
The Virtual Computing Lab provides remote access to licensed software including ArcGIS, SAS, Maple 16, SPSS, Stata, MatLab, and Mathematica for Mason students, faculty and staff.
Browzine, Mobile Apps & eReaders
Browzine app subscribed to by University Libraries allows faculty, students and staff to browse, read and monitor many of Mason libraries' scholarly journals in a format optimized for most tablet devices. Learn how to find and evaluate mobile apps for research, productivity, and collaboration. Find out which of our databases are mobile friendly. Learn how to download eBooks and stream media from the University Libraries' collections.
JournalTOCs is a current awareness service for scholars that contains a searchable collection of scholarly journal Tables of Contents (TOC). Register and create a customized list of journals to receive TOC notifications. Through the University Libraries premium service subscription you can directly access article content in your notification through the library proxy server.
Citation Management Tools
Citation management tools are an important research tool. Learn more about Zotero or how to connect your Z39.50 client by visiting the Citation Management Tools page.
Division of Instructional Technology (DoIT)
The Division of Instructional Technology (DoIT) at George Mason Unversity provides access and instruction to various technologies for research, teaching and learning. Computer labs are available at each campus location. Labs are staffed by Classroom and Lab Technologies. Computers in these labs come loaded with various educational software including data, audio-visual and design tools. Classroom and Lab Technologies lend audio visual equipment for faculty, staff and student use at each campus location. Multimedia production stations, video production studio and video production equipment may be reserved for use by students, faculty and staff through DoIT as well.
Assistive Technology
University Libraries provide assistive technology labs at each of its locations. See Accessibility for more information.
Off-Campus Access
The University Libraries subscribes to thousands of scholarly journals and electronic books that you can access remotely from your computer. See Off Campus Access for more information and trouble-shooting.


text:
Pictured in Denim Blue.
Click here to return to lifestyle photo.
A newer version of the Flash Player is required to enable the zoom feature.
Click here to get the current version.
District® - Young Mens Textured Notch Crew Tee. DT172
Break some rules in this ultra-hip textured tee.
Textured fabric infuses each garment with unique character. Please allow for slight color variations.
Young Mens Sizes: XS-4XL
XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL: In Stock
For detailed PRICING, please select "Add to
" to view the ordering/pricing grid.