text:
|Almanach de Kaboul 1318 / Mohammad Qadeer Taraki
|Almanach de Kaboul 1334-1335
|Almanach de Kaboul 1938-1939 / Sayed Qassem Reshtia
|Along the lane of fearless persons: about the life and thoughts of Hafiz / Abdul Hussain Zarinkob
|Alphabets of Nuristani language / efforts by Sameullah Taza
|Alternative Livelihoods Program. Eastern region (ALP/E)
|Alternative crops for drug-growing areas in Asia (Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Thailand) : a literature review commissioned by the ODA from the International Centre for Underutilized Crops / by Nicole Potulski.
|Alternative development program eastern region.
|Alternative development repkort # 1
|Alternative development report # 1
|Alternative economic systems for Afghanistan / M. Siddieq Noorzoy in: International J. of Middle East Studies, v.15, pp.25-45 (1983)
|Alternative livelihoods : substance or slogan? / David Mansfield and Adam Pain
|Alternative livelihoods : substance or slogan? / David Mansfield and Adam Pain.
|Alternative livelihoods program (ALP) : statement of work : draft / USAID/Afghanistan.
|Alternatives in early childhood care and education: report of the Bernard van Leer Foundation / Bernard van Leer Foundation
|Alumni news : providing healthcare through training./ Freedom Medicine
|Amani High School : 1924 - 1974 (1303 - 1353)
|Amanullah : the hard case of reform in Afghanistan / by Paul Overby.
|Amanullah: ex-king of Afghanistan / by Roland Wild
|Ambulatory maternal health care and family planning services: policies, principles, practices / editor Florence E.F. Barnes
|Ameer Ali Sher Nawai ""Fani"": comprising his biography, literary works and samples of his verse and prose and a description of monuments built by him / compiled by Mohammad Yaqub Wahidy Juzjani
|Amended plan of operation : United Nations special fund project in Afghanistan : survey of land and water resources.
|Amendments to the Indian Child Welfare Act : hearing before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth Congress, second session, on to provide constructive dialog on how to improve the Indian Child Welfare Act, June 26, 1996, Washington, DC.
|America and Pakistan : is the worst case avoidable? / Stephen Philip Cohen.
|America! America! / Seyawash Kasrahi
|America's role in Asia : American views / The Asia Foundation.
|America's role in Asia : Asian views / Kim Kyung-won, Tommy Koh, Farooq Sobhan.
|American Information Resource Center (AIRC) newsletter
|American Information Resource Center alert.
|American Muslim Council report.
|American Public Health Association : section newsletter.
|American journal of diseases of children (AJDC).
|American journal of public health.
|American private enterprise in Afghanistan : the investment climate particularly as it relates to one company / by Louis Dupree.
|American viceroy : Zalmay Khalilzad's mission / by Jon Lee Anderson.
|Americas Afghanistan war : the success that failed / Jagmohan Meher.
|Amir Abdul Rahman Khan and the Durand Line / Ahmad Ali Kohzad
|Amir Habibullah Kalakani: a man in the fire of history / Khalilullah Wedad Barish
|Amir Mohammad: an Afghan refugee musician / Johan Baily
|Amir danishmand (wise) Nizamuddin Ali Sher Nawai / Abdullah Kargar.
|Ammunition speaks / H. Wahdat Wardak
|Amnesty International report 1987 / Amnesty International
|Amnesty International report 1988
|Amnesty International report 1989
|Amnesty International report 1990
|Amnesty International report 1991 / Amnesty International
|Amnesty International report 1998 / Amnesty International
|Among the Afghans / Arthur Bonner
|Among the wild tribes of the Afghan frontier : a record of sixteen years close intercourse with the natives of the Indian marches / by T. L. Pennell ; with an introduction by Earl Roberts


text:
The Environmental Literacy Council is a disbanded front group that was run out of the office of the Koch- and Exxon-funded George C. Marshall Institute. According to SourceWatch:
"Its predecessor, the Marshall Institute's Independent Commission on Environmental Education (ICEE), had issued an April 1997 report about the need for a group like the Environmental Literacy Council and then disbanded; the ELC promptly formed, at the same address and with all the ICEE personnel."
ELC itself was also funded $100,000 by ExxonMobil, according to its corporate giving reports and ExxonMobil Foundation tax filings. In addition to money from fossil fuel interests and conservative foundations associated with billionaire industrialist Richard Mellon Scaife and the late chemical magnate John M. Olin, the Environmental Literacy Council received grants from the federal government, including the Department of Energy (US DOE's David Wojick was contracted by the Heartland Institute to write climate denial curriculum for schools).
The Environmental Literacy Council existed to promote unscientific doubt (as opposed to healthy scientific skepticism) over climate change and focused on influencing K-12 education. This effort was complimented by model state legislation created by the Koch- and Exxon-funded American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and the Heartland Institute, which both sought to water down climate science in classrooms.
The Environmental Literacy Council was created by former George C. Marshall Institute executive director Jeffrey Salmon. ELC's leadership included know climate science deniers such as Kenneth Green of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the late Fred Seitz.
Environmental Literacy Council on SourceWatch.org
View "Koch's Web of Dirty Money and Influence"
Koch Industries factsheet

subset: commoncrawl


text:
March 16, 2012
How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks
Liz published this at 9:59 am
Successfully Working From a Home-based Office
Backlinks are those links which directs users towards your website or blog. Backlink is an important term with respect to SEO; it effectively increases the creditability of your website. Search engines tend to look for these backlinks to rank the websites in their page. But the backlinks should be from the niche where your website resides. Effectively backlinks is considered a tool to increase the page rank of a website.
How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks
There are methods to create inbound backlinks of your website:
1. Creating a blog is one of simplest way to generate backlinks for your website. A blog is a dynamic website where the content keeps on changing. A professional blog can help you attract traffic as well. Post quality and researched content about your services or products to glue in your readers. This will also compel others bloggers to link to it and you can benefit with the quality backlinks.
2. Participating in forums in your niche can help you in gathering backlinks. Forum participating exposes your website to a different set of audiences. Readers from these forums will increase the bounce back rate of your website too. While registering for different forums do link your website as you submit the solutions for different queries. Register in multiple forums and participate in them regularly. You can even submit your articles to different web directories. If your article gets selected, web directories are a fast means to attract the backlinks.
3. Guest posting is an important step in gathering quality backlinks for your site. There are number of websites and blog which exchange one or two backlinks in exchange of a guest post. When guest posting the articles, target those websites which rank higher in your niche. Higher ranked websites will help you in bringing not only traffic but will expose your brand as well.
4. Creating free products or services can help you to create a buzz in your niche while driving backlinks as well. Creating professional videos can be another method. Upload a quality video on you tube and let the users share them on their websites. While uploading videos be certain that they are of professional quality, this will increase the number of backlinks.
5. Social media submissions can help in gathering the inbound backlinks. Social platforms such as Digg and Google+ are few examples of such media. If you mange to reach the front page of Digg, you might be getting heavy backlinks and traffic in quick time. Start commenting on various articles, acknowledge the shouts of various people and submit unique and catchy articles on the community. Making to the first page of Digg will require hard work and most importantly smart work.
While looking for inbound backlinks concentrate on the quality and not the quantity of the links. A 100 low quality backlink would be equivalent to 5-6 high quality backlinks. Be aware of the low quality websites as links from these sites will work as a negative factor. Apart from these tips, commenting on other websites and blog will increase the number of backlinks as well.
Author's Bio:
Brianne is a freelance writer who often writes about acronym maker and ipad docking station. She also has written a number of articles on technology and social media. You can find her on Twitter @Brianne.
Thank you, Brianne!
–ME "Liz" Strauss
Work with Liz on your business!!
Filed under Links, Marketing /Sales / Social Media, Successful Blog | 4 Comments »
Related Posts
C'mon. Let's talk!
4 Comments to "How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks"
March 16th, 2012 at 10:24 am
How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks | Liz Strauss at … | Blog SEO said
[…] post: How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks | Liz Strauss at … This entry was posted in Backlinks, Seo Iso and tagged backlinks, directs-users, home-based, […]
March 16th, 2012 at 3:07 pm
IamNTB said
Do you have a list of blogs which exchange backlinks in exchange of a guest post? I have been looking for sources to help provide my readers with a way to help promote their blogs. Most of the top end blogs are already swamped with people trying to guest post so it is rather difficult to get accepted. That's why I was wondering if you had any other suggestions.
March 21st, 2012 at 3:30 pm
Ardor Backlinks Releases the Most Effective SEO Tool for Start-up Companies ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release) said
[…] How To Create One Way Inbound Backlinks(successful-blog.com) […]
March 4th, 2014 at 6:42 am
Connected Content. Get Some. | Liz Strauss at Successful Blog said
[…] Add the link to a related article to the description of images you post to social networks. When people see an image that resonates with them, the link will drive traffic back to your site – to an article that links to another article. You see what I did there. […]


text:
To make reservations by phone, call 1-800-321-2211 in the USA and Canada (or any of our worldwide reservation telephone numbers).
The Courtyard Seattle SeaTac provides comfort and convenience for your every travel need. We are located near the Westfield Southcenter shopping center, the Starfire Sports Complex, and only 20 minutes from downtown Seattle. We offer the amenities you expect, including high quality beds, plush linens, fitness center, and indoor pool. Call (425)-255-0300 to book a reservation today!
Category: Points Needed Per Night


text:
Biography for
Best Shot in the West : The Adventures of Nat Love
Hachette Book Group
Patricia C. McKissack is the Coretta Scott King and Newbery award-winning author of more than 100 books about the African-American experience. She lives in Missouri.
Fredrick L. McKissack Jr. is the author of numerous books. He lives in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Randy DuBurke is the illustrator of several books. He lives in Switzerland.


text:
Registrar's Notes – August 8, 2011
August 8, 2011
One Stop
Planning for the fall one-stop convenience center is underway. The dates and times for fall 2011 are as follows:
August 29 - 31 9 - 6
September 1 9 - 6
September 2 9 - 5
September 5 Holiday - University Closed
September 6-8 9 - 6
September 9 9 - noon
One Stop will be located on the second floor of the Bernard Center in the North Ballroom as it has in the past. This temporary center gives students and their families one convenient location to take care of all their semester start up needs. Additional information on One Stop as well as a list of offices represented can be at: http://www.wmich.edu/registrar/onestop/.
Dismissed Students
Students who have been academically dismissed will be dropped from their Fall courses on Thursday, August 11.
Department Chair Handbook and New Faculty Instructions
These documents have been updated on the Registrar's Office website. Both are located on the faculty/staff tab under the tools sections.
Upcoming dates:
- Friday, August 19—Summer II session ends
- Tuesday, August 23—Summer II grades due at noon
- Monday, August 29—Fall One Stop Opens
- Tuesday, August 30—Fall Welcome Week begins
- Monday, September 5—Labor Day Recess
- Tuesday, September 6—Fall Classes begin at 8:00 a.m.
- Tuesday, September 13—Census
- Monday, October 3—First Work Grades Due
- Sunday, October 30—Mid-term Grades Due
- Monday, November 7—Last Day to Withdraw
- Wednesday, November 23—Thanksgiving Recess begins at noon
- Saturday, December 17—Commencement


text:
New UC admissions policy angers Asian-Americans
SAN FRANCISCO A new admissions policy set to take effect at the University of California system in three years is raising fears among Asian-Americans that it will reduce their numbers on campus, where they account for 40 percent of all undergraduates.
University officials say the new standards – the biggest change in UC admissions since 1960 – are intended to widen the pool of high school applicants and make the process more fair.
But Asian-American advocates, parents and lawmakers are angrily calling on the university to rescind the policy, which will apply at all nine of the system's undergraduate campuses.
They point to a UC projection that the new standards would sharply reduce Asian-American admissions while resulting in little change for blacks and Hispanics, and a big gain for white students.
"I like to call it affirmative action for whites," said Ling-chi Wang, a retired professor at UC Berkeley. "I think it's extremely unfair to Asian-Americans on the one hand and underrepresented minorities on the other."
Asian-Americans are the single largest ethnic group among UC's 173,000 undergraduates. In 2008, they accounted for 40 percent at UCLA and 43 percent at UC Berkeley – the two most selective campuses in the UC system – as well as 50 percent at UC San Diego and 54 percent at UC Irvine.
Asian-Americans are about 12 percent of California's population and 4 percent of the U.S. population overall.
The new policy, approved unanimously by the UC Board of Regents in February, will greatly expand the applicant pool, eliminate the requirement that applicants take two SAT subject tests and reduce the number of students guaranteed admission based on grades and test scores alone. It takes effect for the freshman class of fall 2012.
Some opponents have charged that the university is trying to reduce Asian-American enrollment. Others say that may not be the intent, but it will be the result.
UC officials adamantly deny the intent is to increase racial diversity, and reject allegations the policy is an attempt to circumvent a 1996 voter-approved ban on affirmative action.
"The primary goal is fairness and eliminating barriers that seem unnecessary," UC President Mark Yudof said. "It means that if you're a parent out there, more of your sons' and daughters' files will be reviewed."
Yudof and other officials disputed the internal study that projected a drop of about 20 percent in Asian-American admissions, saying it is impossible to accurately predict the effects. "This is not Armageddon for Asian-American students," Yudof said.
At San Francisco's Lowell High School, one of the top public schools in the country, about 70 percent of the students are of Asian descent and more than 40 percent attend UC after graduation.
"If there are Asian-Americans who are qualified and don't get into UC because they're trying to increase diversity, then I think that's unfair," said 16-year-old junior Jessica Peng. "I think that UC is lowering its standards by doing that."
Doug Chan, who has a teenage son at Lowell, said: "Parents are very skeptical and suspicious that this is yet another attempt to move the goal posts or change the rules of the game for Asian college applicants."


text:
Comedy, One-Man SHYLOCK, RAMONA QUIMBY and More Set for JCCSF, Feb-April 2013
Several theatrical performances will be presented in 2013 at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco (JCCSF). The roster includes comedy, special events for kids, and a powerful one-man performance: Guy Masterson in Shylock.
Sat Feb. 2, 11 am & 2 pm
ERTH's Dinosaur Petting Zoo
Direct from Australia! Created and performed by ERTH - Visual & Physical Inc.
Life-like puppets, from cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing tyrannosaurs, come to life in an eye-popping performance. This interactive event allows audiences to travel back to prehistoric times with ERTH performers and even feed, water and care for these marvelous creatures, the meganuera, dwarf allosaur and leallynasaura! Tkts: $14 - $18
Thurs, Feb. 7, 8 pm
SF Sketchfest presents
Jeff Garlin'S COMBO PLATTER
With special guests Rob Corddry and Jenny Slate
Jeff Garlin's talent encompasses writing, producing, directing, acting and stand-up comedy. Garlin executive produces and co-stars as Larry David's loyal manager Jeff Greene on the HBO series Curb Your Enthusiasm. In Combo Platter, Jeff and his immensely talented guests present a hilarious night of improvisational stories and monologues. Tkts: $25 & $30
Sun, Feb. 10, 11 am
SF Sketchfest presents
Don't Let The Comedians Do Story Time!
Mo Willems' Picture Books become Sketch Comedy
A Comedy Show For Kids of All Ages!
Mo Willems' work in children's books, animation, television, theater, and bubble gum card painting has garnered him 3 Caldecott Honors, 2 Geisel Medals, 6 Emmy Awards, 2 Geisel Honors and multiple bubble gum cards. He is best know for his characters Knuffle Bunny, The Pigeon, and Elephant and Piggie. For this unique show for young kids and families, Mo will be joined by an all-star troupe of his comedy friends who will act out his most famous stories! Special guest performers include Michael Ian Black, Rachel Dratch, Janeane Garofalo, Joe Lo Truglio, Ken Marino, Laraine Newman, Patton Oswalt, Andy Richter, Maya Rudolph and David Wain. Also, kids will be able to participate in a live drawing demo with Mo and meet him after the show. Tkts: $15- $18
About Author
- Casting Roundup: Sarah Chalke, Kim Raver Headline New Pilots
- ADVENTURE TIME Headed to the Big Screen?
- Pilot Season Roundup: Colm Feore, Daniel Stern, Dave Annable to Star in New Shows
- James Franco to Star in New Fox Comedy, WHY HIM?
- Christopher Meloni to Star in WGN America's Slave Drama UNDERGROUND
- Check Out Alex Dunphy's Full College Essay from Latest MODERN FAMILY Episode
- Photo Flash: HBO Reveals Key Art for GAME OF THRONES Season 5
- Syfy to Honor Leonard Nimoy with Special Programming This Sunday
- Grammy Winner Kelly Clarkson Exclusively Premieres New Music from New Album on MTV, VH1 & CMT First
- CONSTELLATIONS' Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson Set for THEATER TALK This Weekend


text: This course will examine the history and jurisprudence of the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause, with a primary focus on race. It will examine the legislative history of the Fourteenth Amendment and the early cases in which it was applied. It will then trace the Reconstruction era's tenuous journey toward Plessy v. Ferguson before studiying the Twentieth Century effort to overturn the "separate but equal" regime that culminated with Brown v. Board of Education. It will then consider post-Brown equal protection jurisprudence in school desegregation and other cases, including contempory affirmative action challenges. The course will also examine the application of equal protection principles to gender and other claims.


text:
Facebook Users Can Now Unfriend and Unlike from Windows Phone
Article Comments
Replying to: Finally by Jellz
Did you make that "unboxing" video for the ZTE Open?
printed July 3, 2015
See this page online at:
Article Comments
Replying to: Finally by Jellz
All content Copyright 2001-2015 Phone Factor, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Content on this site may not be copied or republished without formal permission.


text:
If you are using IE and can not see the logo and images on this site you are experiencing a browser problem. If you have IE 7 or lower please upgrade your browser. If you are viewing the site in "compatibility mode" please turn this off. If you don't want to trouble shoot IE for this and other sites, download Firefox or Chrome for a better web experience (both are free).
K9 Nose Work is a sport that uses your dog's natural instincts of hunting to train your dog to identify and locate food/toy/odor. It is a sanctioned sport by the National Association of Canine Scent Work (NACSW). Our trainers and the founders from NACSW are from bomb and narcotic backgrounds. This sport uses a detection style training to motivate your dog to search.
Recently The Whole Dog Journal published an article on nose work because of its growing popularity.
If your dog enjoys smelling things they can have fun doing it as a sport. Dogs of all shapes and sizes can participate. It mentally challenges your dog and they are more focused and balanced. This is a fun sport for you and your dog.
We begin training the dogs to search for food or a toy, depending on your dog's desire. We use boxes to begin with and then move to various containers as the dogs realize the search is not about the environment but the food or toy.
While your dog is learning to search, you learn the body behavior of your dog. We show you how to read your dog and learn to trust their behavior. Safety is always important in training so we show you how to be safe while searching.
Once the dogs are confident with the searching we move to exterior building locations and vehicles, then transition them to odors. Three distinct odors/oils are used in the sport: Birch, Anise and Cloves, all of which are not easily found naturally or in the house.
As we practice with the dogs the search will become more challenging. If you choose you can continue on to competition by passing an Odor Recognition Test (ORT). There are currently 3 levels of trialing in which participants can compete. Each level has 4 elements; containers, interiors, exteriors, vehicles.
Josette teaches in several areas; Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Union City and San Leandro. To find out days and times she teaches contact her by email at firstname.lastname@example.com .


text:
Dental suffixes
Keren, i think this can help you (unless you got everything explained ):
when you need to add a suffix that starts with T or D, it meens you need to add a dental suffixe. If the last letter before the dental suffixe is f/s/t/k/h/ç/ş/p , then D softens and turns into T, so you have a suffixe that starts with a T. If the last letter before the suffixe is a vowel or b/c/d/g/j/l/m/n/r/z (did i miss any consonants?), you simply add the suffix that starts with letter D. For example:
gitTim (i went)
korkTum (i was scared)
çıkTım (i went out)
yazDım (i wrote)
deDim (i said)
oturDum (i sat)
Your task would be to add dental suffixes to the chosen verbs (find some interesting verbs that would be useful to know (if possible)).
Best phrase to remember f/s/t/k/h/ç/ş/p is Çift Haseki Paşa remove the vowel sounds.


text:
Click here for a list of all marchers.
Chris Dickerson, Cincinnati Reds
I feel like I am at that point in my life where it is time to do something positive, not for myself, not for a [...]
Jonny Dubowsky
I founded Rock 'n Renew to educate students about renewable energy, conservation, and the sustainability of our planet. With the help of Rock 'n [...]
Senator Richard Durbin (D-IL)
Global warming affects nearly every country in the world and we have sound evidence of its negative impact on our environment, our agriculture, our economy [...]
Bob Edgar
We are called by our faith to serve and protect God's creation. The health and well being of too many people, including our children, is [...]
Rich Eisen
The lack of attention being paid to the burgeoning crisis could be the most frightening part about global warming. It is fixable. There are things [...]
Former White House Chief of Staff, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago
The issues of global warming and environmental protection are often lost in the sea of other concerns that dominate Washington. This is unfortunate because [...]
Gary Erickson
I'm marching because it's the right thing to do. Global warming is the greatest threat our planet has ever faced. I also believe [...]
Department of Revenue Secretary Gregory C. Fajt (D-PA)
Ecosystems support our livelihoods and well-being. The world's grasslands, forests, oceans, coastal areas and rivers provide the food, water, air, biodiversity and climate stability [...]
Jennifer Finnigan
Procrastination is not an option.
Jon Fishman
Jon Fishman Former drummer of Phish I am marching because it is clear that the planet is getting warmer and warmer. Human activity is [...]


text:
- Advertisement -
Bar of the Gods
Specialties: Late Night, Outdoor Patio, Billiards, and Wine Bar
Bar of the Gods is a cool SE bar that caters to a younger crowd and boasts a dark-lit, relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. Great wine and beer selection, cheap happy hour specials, an outdoor patio, pool tables and a pinball machine!
Updated 08/16/2012
- Address
4801 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
Portland, OR 97215
- Phone
- 503-232-2037
- Hours
- Mon-Sun 4:00pm-2:30am
- Website
- http://www.barofthegods.com/
Please Note: Before making plans, please call ahead with the establishment to verify that this information is still accurate.
Popular Content InBars & Nightlife
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -


text:
Video was taken from front porch on Bruce Street, Walton showing the intensity of the hail that was coming down at about 4:15pm. Also, 1.3" of rain fell during this storm.
Video of 6/14/09 Hail
By: shutterbug13856Subscribe Channel: Weather
+ Comment!
This story is inappropriate and should be flagged for moderation. Please choose from one of the following options:


text:
Tag Archives: Deborah Howard
I thought for sure that South Shore Living had chosen me to be one of the 10 most influential women on the South Shore of Boston. I was able to live with the fact that the magazine had chosen Mother because she … Continue reading
The last couple of months have been purely magical. Ever since February 2013, CAPS' "Models Against Pet Shops and Puppy Mills" campaign has been all over the USA. Our PSA "This Is the Face of a Puppy Mill Dog," starring … Continue reading


text:
Florida is located at 42° 39'57.77"N, 72° 56'29.38"W. Florida is bordered on the north by Stamford, Vermont, on the northeast by Monroe, on the east by Rowe, on the southeast by Charlemont, on the south by Savoy, on the southwest by Adams, and on the west by North Adams and Clarksburg. The town's population is mostly concentrated along the Mohawk Trail, which runs through the town, and its villages, Drury, Florida and Whitcomb Summit.
Florida is located near the highest points of the Hoosac Range, which runs through the western part of town. There are several rivers and brooks, most of which lead to the Deerfield River, which makes up much of the eastern border. The town includes parts of three state forests - Monroe State Forest in the northeast, Savoy Mountain State Forest in the south, and Mohawk Trail State Forest in the southeast.
Route 2, also known as the Mohawk Trail, runs from the southeast of town thorugh to the west. Whitcomb Summit, near the western border of town, is the highest point along the trail, and has an observatory, as well as a monument to the Elks Club, whose members helped modernize the trails and worked on the Hoosac Tunnel. Just west of the town is the West Summit, which offers spectacular views of the Hoosic River Valley and the Taconic Range further west. There are no other state routes through town, and the nearest interstate highway is Interstate 91 to the east.
The Hoosac Tunnel carries the railway under the town, and as such has no stops in town. The nearest regional bus service can be found in North Adams, as can the nearest regional airport, Harriman and West Airport. The nearest airport with national flights is Albany International Airport.
There were 265 households out of which 32.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 65.7% were married couples living together, 4.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.7% were non-families. 22.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.55 and the average family size was 2.99.
In the town the population was spread out with 25.1% under the age of 18, 4.3% from 18 to 24, 30.8% from 25 to 44, 25.9% from 45 to 64, and 13.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 40 years. For every 100 females there were 109.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 107.4 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $43,000, and the median income for a family was $52,500. Males had a median income of $32,000 versus $23,906 for females. The per capita income for the town was $16,979. About 3.3% of families and 5.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.3% of those under age 18 and 8.6% of those age 65 or over.
Florida is governed by an open town meeting form of government, which is led by a board of selectmen and a town secretary. The town has its own services, including fire and public works, as well as the Florida Free Library, a small library with association to the regional library services. The nearest hospital, North Adams Regional Hospital, is located in neighboring North Adams.
On the state level, Florida is represented in the Massachusetts House of Representatives by the First Berkshire district, which covers northern Berkshire County, as well as portions of Franklin County. In the Massachusetts Senate, the town is represented by the Berkshire, Hampshire and Franklin district, which includes all of Berkshire County and western Hampshire and Franklin Counties. The town's police services are provided by the Fourth (Cheshire) Station of Troop B of the Massachusetts State Police.
On the national level, Florida is represented in the United States House of Representatives as part of Massachusetts's 1st congressional district, and has been represented by John Olver of Amherst since June 1991. Massachusetts is represented in the United States Senate by senior Senator Ted Kennedy and junior Senator John Kerry.
The nearest community college is Berkshire Community College, located in Pittsfield. The nearest public college is Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in neighboring North Adams, and the nearest university is the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The nearest private college is Williams College in Williamstown.


text:
Results 1 to 3 of 3
- Join Date
- Jul 2010
- Location
- Akwesasne: where the men are men and the women are too
- Posts
- 112
Can we have a broke-in custom thread?
I wish there was a thread where everyone could post their CUSTOM strung sticks. I've posted custom string jobs that looked really good in the post, but when I went to go use it it crapped out on me after a while(that's solely on my own stringing abilities). So that's why I want to see what you guys use and how it's holding up and aging I guess. I have a 6D trad in an OG Evo that's about 7+ months old that really is just the best. what do you guys think? pictures/videos would be greatWhy can't people from Snye count to 4?
- Join Date
- Sep 2010
- Location
- I'm in FL, but I'm inspired to write more here thanks to jkskiiers absolutely massive location. I feel as though I should use this limitless space to write a comedic anecdote or a amusing allegory
- Posts
- 930
Re: Can we have a broke-in custom thread?
I made one of these a while back and it died miserably. I would say that if you can get it to work, all the power to you. Either way, I like the idea+97/-0
- Join Date
- May 2012
- Location
- Next to bill, who is next to tim, who is next to the Pizza Place, which is next to the movies, which is next to the leprechauns house, which is next to me.
- Posts
- 218
Re: Can we have a broke-in custom thread?
I like the idea, but have not used or experienced customs long enough to post yet.Manufacturers of Cera Mesh, Go here for Custom Stringing and Cera Mesh!


text:
The works of construction of the headquarters of the National Institute of Statistics (INE) in Saurimo, northeastern Lunda Sul province, will end in May this year, Angopo learned Tuesday here.
The information was released in Saurimo by INE director general, Camilo Ceita.
The official was speaking to Angop on the fringes of the visit the minister of Planning and Territory Development, Job Graça, paid to the site of construction.
According to the source, the two-storey building that is estimated to have cost Akz 400 million (Usd 4.0 million), will house the institution's officials involved in the General Population and Housing Census set for May 16-31.
Camilo Ceitas who is also the Census coordinator said the operation will help the Government to plan all actions in the fields of health, education, energy and water and other social equipment required for the wellbeing of the population.


text:
Singapore (PRWEB) August 12, 2014
Over 1.5 days, key executives from Asia's petrochemical fraternity will explore trends and opportunities in the region's petrochemical industry that has witnessed recent uncertainties in feedstock, cost pressures on operational fronts, and volatility in markets. The experts are expected to also delve into the changing horizons across markets in Indonesia, India, China, GCC & Iran, and their strategies for the future.
Overall market insights will be shared via sessions on 'Global Crude, Naphtha & Propane Market Outlook' by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, 'Olefins & Polyolefins Market Outlook' by Shanghai SECCO Petrochemical Co Ltd, plus 'Aromatics & Derivatives Market Outlook' by Nexant Asia. Specific country-focused analysis on 'Rationalization of North Asia's (China, Japan & Korea) Petchem Industry' by KBC Advanced Technology, 'India's Petrochemical Sector Update' by Reliance Industries Ltd, and 'Indonesia Petrochemical Market Outlook' by PT. Tuban Petrochemical Industries (Tuban Petro) are also included in the agenda.
Further, downstream focused presentations about 'On-Purpose Propylene Production in China: Technology Options for Investment & Development' and 'Inter-Material Replacement, a Growth Opportunity for Specialty Polypropylenes' will be addressed by Petrochina Planning & Engineering Institute and Milliken Asia Pte Ltd., respectively.
Other key sessions in the program include:
The annual event expects to draw CEOs, Presidents, GMs, Product / Marketing / Sales Directors, Business Development Managers, Executives & Traders from Feedstock / Olefins / Aromatics / Plastics Companies, Coal & Natural Gas Companies, Refineries, Additives and Catalyst Companies, Industry / Energy Consultants, Project Financiers, Technology Licensors, International Engineering & Contracting Firms supporting the energy industries.
Visit 21st APS website for more information or contact Ms. Huiyan at +65 6346 9113.


text:
Community Health Outreach Organization (ACHOO)
The mission of ACHOO is to provide health awareness and to promote outreach to both students of Augustana College and the surrounding community. This is done through community service projects as well as promoting the sponsorship of programs for youth who are members of under represented groups. Some of the events we have sponsored include a glasses drive, melanoma walk, organ donation awareness, and Smile Train fundraiser.
President: Jake Groselake
Vice President: Mariel Rogozriski
Treasurer: Isaac Schimed
Advisor: Dr. Dara Wegman-Geedey
Phone: (309) 794-3445


text:
Congratulations to the winners of the Educated and Skilled to Lead America Video Contest, Sydney Martin and Krystal Smoger of St. Clair TEC in Marysville, Mich. Their advisor is Ms. Keely Baribeau. Honorable Mention goes to Alexia Tignor of Franklin Technology Center in Joplin, Mo. Deonna Anderson is her advisor. You can watch both videos below:
"Educated and Skilled to Lead America" is SkillsUSA's theme this year and the students' challenge was to create a video that showcases how members are becoming educated.


text:
Further to the row over the legality of auctioning a dinosaur skeleton in the US (26 May, p 4), one international convention of no small import is the 1970 UNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property.
It states that "cultural property" is that which, on religious or secular grounds, is specifically designated by a state as being important for archaeology, prehistory, history, literature, art or science. It includes objects of palaeontological interest as one of the categories.
The convention adds that the import, export or transfer of ownership of cultural property contrary to the convention by states party to it, shall be illicit. The US is party to the convention.
To continue reading this article, subscribe to receive access to all of newscientist.com, including 20 years of archive content.


text:
Walking Dead Spoilers: How the Series Won't End
Newsflash: It's about to get even more bleak for the survivors of the zombie apocalypse.
While spilling juicy details on The Walking Dead's upcoming third season — and beyond — to The Wrap, showrunner Glen Mazzara dashed any lingering hope that the survivors will eventually find a safe haven.
"There is no safe haven in this world. I want to make that clear," Glen explained. "At the end of our Season 2 finale that farm is overtaken and that farm was that last safe haven, and there's no safe haven in that world. I want to be very clear about that. No one is safe. There is no safe haven." (OK, we get it. No safe haven. Sheesh.)
And that includes the much-teased prison setting. "The prison itself will be a threatening, malevolent character," he revealed. "[I]t will not feel like a safe corner keeping our characters away from central action. It will really play that they are in a shark cage. Life in a prison is life in a shark cage."
Along those same genre-bending lines, Glen doesn't want to do something trite and expected when it comes time for the series to close up shop. "I really am interested in finding new territory and a new type of ending," he said. "[A] surprising ending for this series that no one's ever done before, that no one's ever thought of."
Like the discovery of a safe haven, perhaps? Oh, wait...
Source: The Wrap
Fall in "Like" with us! For the latest from Wetpaint Entertainment, Like us on Facebook at Facebook.com/Wetpaint, or Follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/WetpaintTV.


text:
Academic Catalog August 2008 - August 2009 Undergraduate and Graduate
To complete this minor, take the following 20 units with a grade of C or better in each course:
NAV 201, 202, 303, and 304W (or credit by exam for any of them) or other course offerings (14 units)
NAV 405 or 406 (3 units)
NAV 480C or 497 (3 units)
Be aware that some courses required for your minor may have prerequisites that you must also take. Check the courses in the appropriate subject.
You must have at least 6 classroom units in Navajo; you can't satisfy all minor requirements with credits from CLEP exams.
Additionally, you may only take lower-level NAV courses if you have not already taken advanced NAV coursework. For instance, after you've completed 200-level NAV courses, you can't take NAV courses at the 100 level; after completing a 300-level courses you can't take 100- or 200-level courses.
Please note that all papers for Navajo minor coursework must be written in Navajo.
Click here for more information about our courses in Navajo.
Click here for more information about our Modern Languages faculty.