text:
DR650 790 Big Bore Installation and Review
View Single Post
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Long Island, NY
Oddometer: 1,009
After cleaning the garage, letting the bike idle at various RPM's and installing everything else, it was time to ride. As I got on the bike, I was nervous about how this was going to feel. I pulled out of my driveway and just stayed on some local back roads. At first, it completely felt the same, no difference at all from the 650. I was thinking holy crap, did I just waste all that money to have the same bike!?!?! The only difference was a shutter when downshifting that went away after a few minutes. Maybe it was caused by the new clutch. Speaking of the clutch, the Barnett clutch is friggin tight! Harder pull (might be bad in traffic) but it picks up way faster than the stocker.
Back to the engine: I got on a straight stretch and opened the throttle up to 5000rpm and held on… Holy torque Batman! Before I knew it I was doing 60, and had to brake. Since everything felt okay, I jumped on a local highway. My current gearing is 17-42. Usually at 74 mph, I'm at 4700 rpm. Now at 74 mph I'm at 4400 rpm. Nice decrease. Also has plenty of power to get away and it feels like it can just keep pulling. I didn't go faster than 76 and didn't want to push the rpm too high. I did plenty of down shifting.
Now the sound… the sound is incredible. With the hayabusa muffler and the wrap, all the sound is this deep growling thump. I've never hear anything like it. I want to ride just to hear that sound again... Simply amazing!
At one point I road through a wet patch before a turn (all that snow is finally melting) and I twisted the throttle as I normally after a turn. The rear wheel just started to spin and wouldn't grab. I can tell this is going to be a fun bike. I'm excited to go 2-up and see what that's like. Once the break in is over, I'll feel better about pushing it harder.
When I got home, my father told me job well down (he wasn't fully on-board with the idea of breaking open a good stock bike). He then asked what I'm going to do next. "Ride, lots of riding" I am planning a trip to Toronto to see family, and I have no doubts this bike can handle it.
Stay tuned… I'm going to keep riding it and reporting back here about anything I find. My next thing is to see how back my mileage suffered. I hope it didn't drop below 45mpg. I also will be returning my cylinder back to procycle to get my core charge back. My bank account misses that $500 lol.
2000 Suzuki DR650-790 -
790cc Big bore build thread
1985 Yamaha CA50 - The little scooter that Could
2009 Piaggio BV-250 - Escusi, Babba be bo-bee
planemanx15 screwed with this post 02-16-2013 at
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by planemanx15


text:
Friday, January 21, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Johnny Jackson
Henry County Fire Lt. Vince Harris recalled an incident, from last fall, in which 11-year-old Wesley Wooden helped his grandmother get safely away from her burning home.
Harris said the youngster is a student at Timber Ridge Elementary School, where he and his fire crew frequently visit and give fire-safety demonstrations.
"I think with us having that continued presence, it helped," said Harris, of Fire Station No. 13 in McDonough. "We consider that our school. When they do something good, we take that personally."
The lieutenant said the fire-safety demonstrations that he and his fellow firefighters give at the school apparently have far-reaching effects. He noted that, by giving young children more confidence and knowledge to act wisely during a potential crisis, lives can be saved.
Henry County Fire Capt. Sabrina Puckett said officials often take the fire-safety message to area schools and organizations, in hopes the message will spread.
"We do fire-safety education in efforts to prevent loss of life and property to fire," Puckett said. "When we teach the children, we always encourage them to go home and talk to their parents about what they have learned. This way, we are able to reach a large number of the adult population -- through the children."
"It's something we take very seriously," added Clayton County Fire and Emergency Services Assistant Chief Landry Merkison. "We're in the schools year-round. Most of our population is in the schools," he said.
"One of the main benefits is you reach your primary target audience, because a lot of the things we want to prevent [involve] injury to young children. Plus, kids, when they are at that young age, that's when they absorb the most information."
Authorities in Henry and Clayton counties are encouraging area residents to be mindful of the potential hazards in using home heating alternatives this winter, as well as the related dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning.
"The biggest mistake a lot of people make is using outdoor equipment indoors," said Merkison. "The biggest thing is making sure you comply with safety recommendations of the manufacturer.
"We do not recommend ever using kerosene or propane heaters indoors," he continued. "It's also not a good idea to heat your house with your oven, especially older ovens."
The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) also warns that the use of a range or oven as a heating alternative is "a safety hazard, and can be a source of potentially toxic fumes." The administration, an entity of the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency, provides fire-safety tips on its web site, at www.usfa.dhs.gov.
The web site highlights the prevalence of poisoning from toxic fumes, particularly from carbon monoxide, the odorless, colorless gas known as CO. The site states that, "each year in America, carbon monoxide poisoning claims approximately 400 lives and sends another 20,000 people to hospital emergency rooms for treatment."
USFA officials advise residents to install, at least, one carbon monoxide alarm with an audible warning signal, in their homes. The alarm should be evaluated and rated by a nationally recognized laboratory, such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL).
The agency recommends the alarm be placed near the sleeping areas, and outside individual bedrooms.
"During this time of year, fires do increase due to alternative heating," added Capt. Puckett. "Carbon monoxide calls have been on the increase [in Henry County], as well."
Puckett said the Henry County Fire Department hopes to obtain funding in the future to expand its "Get Alarm Henry Program" to include carbon monoxide alarms. The existing program was developed through the use of a grant from the Georgia Firefighters Burn Foundation, she said.
The program provides smoke detectors to Henry County residents who are unable to purchase fire-safety kits. Puckett said fire stations also will install the detector kits "free of charge to any one who would need them."
More like this story
- Officials offer tips for a safe winter ( January 12, 2012 )
- Time to set clocks back one hour, again ( November 3, 2011 )
- Officials urge residents to change alarm batteries ( March 11, 2010 )
- Time to set clocks back one hour, again ( November 3, 2011 )
- State, local officials urge caution during cooking ( November 22, 2010 )

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Administration officials say they are taking firm steps to improve oversight but that consolidating the licensing and monitoring of the 500 state-funded homes in a single agency would cost too much and would be unwieldy to implement.
The health department and the departments of Human Resources and Juvenile Services license and monitor group homes.
McCann said the state can't afford to hire the staff necessary to undertake a merger and that a unified agency would lack the expertise to meet the needs of the 2,700 foster children, delinquents and medically fragile youths living in the homes.
Lawmakers who support consolidation as key to strengthening oversight denounced the administration's stance as hurtful to children and more costly.
"We are spending more money by having kids uneducated, not nurtured, not protected from abuse and ending up in the adult system," Sen. Delores G. Kelley, a Baltimore County Democrat, said in an interview after the hearing.
Arlene F. Lee, the new executive director of the Governor's Office For Children, urged lawmakers to allow the state agencies involved in overseeing the homes to develop ways to communicate better, rather than merging regulatory roles.
"We need to be thinking more about integration, and that's different than consolidation," she said. "Integration is how they're working together."
The administration response came at a hearing of the Joint Committee on Children, Youth and Families, the second group of lawmakers to take up the issue of oversight of an industry receiving $167 million yearly from the state.
An investigation by The Sun documented that regulators did not know about care, staffing and spending at many group homes.
Children were being mistreated or neglected at some homes without consequences, the newspaper reported. Many homes employed unqualified or poorly trained staff members, including some with criminal records. And several operators enriched themselves, family members and friends.
At yesterday's three-hour hearing, administration officials said they were taking steps to improve oversight. Lee said the administration is working to link state payments to the homes to progress shown by the youths living in them. Last year, Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. signed a law requiring the measure.
Sen. Robert J. Garagiola and Del. Salima S. Marriott, Democrats who are the joint committee's co-chairs, led lawmakers who kept the focus on consolidation.
Sen. David R. Brinkley, a Frederick County Republican, was skeptical about the argument Human Resources Secretary Christopher J. McCabe gave for opposing consolidation. McCabe said a unified agency would have even more difficulty than his department has in getting staff to communicate with each other.
Legislative policy analysts who testified yesterday described for the committee state oversight that they said is "disjointed," with different agencies applying standards differently and failing to communicate with each other, even when children are at risk.
Advocates for children have long complained that fragmented oversight leads to sloppy regulation of the homes. In 2001, a gubernatorial task force recommended consolidating licensing and monitoring in the health department.
"To have a single agency with a single set of rules makes all the sense in the world," Del. Bobby A. Zirkin, a Baltimore County Democrat who served on the task force, said after the hearing. "It makes for more accountability and oversight."
The task force estimated that consolidation would cost about $4 million. One member, James Filipczak, said in an interview that opponents inflated the estimate to make the proposal seem too expensive.
Filipczak, who retired in 2002 as executive director of a Prince George's County nonprofit company that operates a group home, also disputed the argument that a consolidated agency would lack the expertise to meet the needs of group home residents.
The departments don't have different areas of expertise, Filipczak said, because the young people they supervise share similar issues and live in homes licensed by other agencies.
"It's tougher if you have different staff for different agencies reporting to different supervisors trying to enforce the same regulation," Filipczak said. "And it seems to me in the long run there should be cost savings" with consolidation.


text:
READ FULL DESCRIPTION+ show more
In stock, ready to dispatch.UK Next Day delivery available if ordered before 3pm. Deliveries are made Monday to Friday. Or try our free Reserve & Collect service.
100% Italian design, 100% Italian made and 100% focus on safety, the Kask 50NTA Road Helmet is one of the most affordable helmets in the extensive Kask range. Kask helmets are proud sponsors of Sky Professional Cycling Team, taking numerous wins including two sensational Tour de France victories. The 50NTA Road Helmet is full of features keeping you safe, well ventilated and looking stylish as you pound the pedals.
The head produces a lot of heat and a sweat soaked helmet is never a comfortable feeling. 24 cleverly placed air intakes grace the helmet, providing a good balance between breathability, without feeling that unwanted, cold, wind chill. These well positioned air vents also making for a very aerodynamic helmet.
At a lightweight 260 grams you will not even realise you have this helmet on, unobtrusive and with a unique hinge adjustment system, making for precise, spot on helmet adjustment, both up and down.
This fitting system does not just affect comfort, it also contributes to safety, with the option of a dial or finger push adjustment giving all round head protection.
The in-mould innovation construction attaches the inner polystyrene shell to the polycarbonate outer one. This outer shell is used on the top, base and rear of the helmet, providing strength and durability. Using this construction technique results in a high level of shock absorption.
Please note: Due to a logo change, your helmet may have the old Kask decal.
Please note: Helmets that are sold on sigmasport.co.uk are certified with a European CE EN1078 standard. Specific countries may have their own certification, which is legally required. Please check your specific country requirements and check with the manufacturer to see if the helmet has received any additional certification.
Sizing: Medium (48-58 cm) – (18-7/8 - 22-7/8 Inches), Large (59-62 cm) – (23-3/8 - 24-1/2 Inches)
UK Delivery Options
Estimated delivery within 4 working days (a delivery charge of £1.99 for orders under £10.00 will apply)
A guaranteed tracked courier delivery, place your order before 3pm, deliveries are made Monday to Friday
Place your order before 11am Friday (deliveries are made between 8am - 1pm) - £10.00 below 2Kg & £30.00 above 2Kg
Reserve & Collect is available on all items marked 'Collection'. It is a FREE delivery option that allows you to collect your order from either our Sigma Sport store or Specialized Concept Store Kingston. Just select the Reserve & Collect button in the basket.
** Reserve and Collect Collections - Clothing, parts and accessories: Next day. Orders placed on Friday, Saturday or Sunday will be available for collection after midday on the Monday (excluding Bank Holidays). Bikes: 4 days if in stock at store, collect in up to 7 days (sometimes quicker) if in stock at warehouse.
* Next Working Day delivery is only available on items in stock in our warehouse and excludes pre- order items. Next Day refers to the next working day, Bank Holidays will add an extra working day to the estimated delivery lead times. UK next day excludes Saturday deliveries. This service is not available to some remote postcode areas. Please contact us for help.
We offer a Same Day delivery service into London. The cost is £25.00 under 2Kg and £35 over 2Kg. Place your order before 1pm, deliveries are made Monday to Friday. Please note this option excludes bicycles.
More information on our Same Day delivery options.
Bike Deliveries
All our bikes are ready to ride and are built and tested by our full Cytech qualified mechanics and packaged, ready for despatch. All you have to do is add the pedals and tighten the handlebars. Sigma Sport supply a free Ritchey Torque Key with all bike deliveries, making assembly hassle free. Typically we can deliver your bike in 2-4 days, but a member of our sales team will be in contact to confirm a delivery date.
More information on all our UK delivery options.
International Delivery
Sigma Sport delivers to over 100 countries. To see what delivery options are available for your destination, simply select your country on the checkout page. Goods are shipped from the UK. Does not include local taxes or import duties, if applicable.
More information on our International delivery options.
Free Returns
We offer a free returns service for our UK customers. Sigma Sport will happily refund or exchange any item purchased at Sigma Sport, excluding Sigma Sport gift vouchers and personalized products except when faulty.
More information on the Sigma Sport returns procedure.
Please alert me via email when this product is back in stock.


text:
AISD Science Fair winners announced
Azle ISD recently hosted the K-4 District Science Fair.
Winners from each of the K-4 campuses – Eagle Heights, Liberty, Cross Timbers, Silver Creek and Walnut Creek – presented their projects to local judges comprised of science teachers and a volunteer from Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Azle.
(more…)… Read the rest
Stutz, Poteet now Eagle Scouts
Two local youth achieved Eagle Scout status and were recently recognized at a Court of Honor at the Azle Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Tanner Scott Stutz and Zachary Scott Poteet, members of Troop 334, were honored Jan. 5.
Stutz met all the requirements for top Scout status – service hours, leadership necessities, merit badges, and an Eagle Scout project – to earn the honor.
(more…)… Read the rest
In Service
Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Rich "Bubba" Terrett, a 1990 graduate of Azle High School, will retire from the United States Navy Feb. 28 after serving 24 years. Terrett served as an Electricians Mate for 10 years, and after graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree from St. Leo University, was commissioned in the Navy Supply Corps via Officer Candidate School in Pensacola, Florida in 2000. Terrett's previous position was Aviation Support Officer (S-6) on board the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76). His other sea tour was Supply Officer USS Pioneer (MCM-9). During his enlisted time, he served on the USS Patriot (MCM-7) and USS Scout (MCM-8).… Read the rest
Mike and Nell Judge celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan. 27, 2014 with their family.
Nell is the former Nell Burnett of Azle. She was in the 8th grade when Mike was a senior at Azle High School
She attended a high school party with her older brother and sister. Mike was there and they danced almost every dance.
Mike attended UTA before joining the United States Army. Nell didn't see him again until the summer before her senior year.
(more…)… Read the rest
Meason named to Harding dean's list
Courtney Meason, a sophomore from Azle, is among more than 1,200 students included on the dean's list for grades achieved during the fall 2013 semester at Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas.
The dean's list is published each semester by Dr. Larry Long, University provost, honoring those who have achieved high scholarship.
To be eligible, a student must carry 12 or more hours with a 3.65 or higher grade-point average and no incompletes.
(more…)… Read the rest
Rollins, Kastner wed
Rollins, Kastner wed
Lisa Marie Rollins, the daughter of Joe and Doris Rollins of Azle, and Jeffrey Robert Kastner, son of Debby and Louis Herndon of Arlington and Bruce and Barbara Kastner of Atlanta, Georgia, were married Nov. 16, 2013 in Crystal Beach.
The wedding and reception were held on the deck of Ashton Manor, a private home of mutual friends, with the Gulf of Mexico providing a sparkling backdrop. The ceremony was officiated by Jeff's step-father, Louis Herndon. The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents.
(more…)… Read the rest
Senior Spotlight
by Darlene Holmes
We are enjoying our two potluck meal days each month. The seniors still have to sign up ahead of time so we'll know how many to fix for.
We had turkey stew and cornbread for our first one this month and about 22 seniors showed up to eat. We had plenty of cake in our fridge for dessert. We had a variety of snacks, chips and dip on hand.
(more…)… Read the rest


text:
Andres Iniesta insists Spain's UEFA EURO 2008 final victory over Germany will give them no psychological advantage when the sides meet in the last four of the FIFA World Cup™.
Iniesta was voted the man of the match as Spain overcame Paraguay 1-0 in the Ellis Park Stadium thanks to a late goal from David Villa. Now they will face the on-song Germans who followed up their 4-1 win over England by thrashing Argentina 4-0 in the quarter-finals.
Barcelona star Iniesta said: "It's the same as the Euro final. We will be playing Germany again. But I think it has nothing to do with what happened two years ago. That will have no part to play when we meet. Germany have played a brilliant World Cup so far and they have brought in a lot of young players who were not there in 2008.
"They must be tremendously motivated but we are also at the top of our game and keen to progress further. I am sure it will be a match between two sides who enjoy having the ball and it's going to be a great battle. We have been following Germany's progress throughout the World Cup and they have done spectacularly well."
Iniesta is proud to be part of the first Spain side to reach the semi-finals of football's biggest tournament, their previous last-four appearance having come in 1950 when it was a group phase. But he was full of praise for Paraguay who held out until seven minutes from time in a match where both sides had a penalty saved.
He said: "We knew it was going to be difficult as throughout the World Cup Paraguay had made life difficult for all their rivals. They gave it everything but we are very proud, very happy to be among the four best teams in the world. The team is doing very well. It's a fantastic feeling but the job is not finished yet. We are all pleased to have got so far but we will now start focusing on the match with Germany."
Iniesta is adamant that a collective spirit is a major reason for Spain's success. He said: "I was voted man of match, which makes me very happy, but without my team-mates I would not get these awards. It the same with David Villa. He has scored five goals so far but he would say without his team-mates he wouldn't score goals. The strength of the team is us playing together and fighting together."


text:
Models Anja Rubik, Saskia de Brauw & Baptiste Giabiconi for KARL Ad Campaign by Karl Lagerfeld. www.karl.com ...On September 17, 2012 / By Monica
...On January 18, 2012 / By Monica
The new ad campaigns have been released for the highly anticipated upcoming Alexander Wang for H&M collaboration. Wang enlisted top models Joan Smalls, Raquel Zimmermann and Isabeli Fontana shot by Mikael Jansso
© 2015 by Styling Amsterdam All rights reserved. Design by raffine


text:
Would you like to save names or email namesto a friend?
Sign up here.
First name content excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to 30,000 Baby Names © 2005 by
Marcia Layton Turner.
this book online or call 1-800-253-6476.
Last name content copyright © 2006 Patrick Hanks.
First name origin & meaning:
Latin: Divine
First name variations: Diane, Diann, Dianne, Dianna, Dyan, Dyana, Dyanne, Diahann, Di, Diandra, Diantha, Deanna, Deanne, Daiana, Daianna, Diaana, Diaanah, Dianah, Dianalyn, Dianarose, Dianatris, Dianca, Dianelis, Diania, Dianiah, Dianiella, Dianielle, Dianita, Dianya, Dianyah, Dianys, Didi, Dihana, Dihanah, Dihanna, Diandre, Diandrea, Deane, Deeane, Deeanne, Diaan, Diaane, Diahann, Dian, Diani, Dianie, Dihan, Dihane, Dihann, Dihanne, Diahanna, Diannah, Diandre, Dianthah, Dianthe, Dyanthah, Dyanthe, Dyanthia, Dyanthiah, Dyanthya, Dyanthyah, Deann, Déanne, Dee-Ann, Deeann, Diana
Bug Off! 6 Tick- and Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Which bug bites are dangerous? Learn about 6 diseases spread by ticks and mosquitoes, the signs and symptoms, and treatment options if someone in your family gets infected.
Find Today's Newest & Best Children's Books!
Looking for newly released books for your child? Try our new Book Finder tool to search for new books by age, type, and theme, brought to you by Galactic Hot Dogs.
Top 10 Backyard Party Games for All Ages
Looking for some fun outdoor games for your Fourth of July party or barbecue? Check out these awesome group games, from sack races to cornhole, to make your backyard a kid-friendly party spot!
Registered for Kindergarten — Now What?
Try our award-winning Kindergarten Readiness app! This easy-to-use checklist comes with games and activities to help your child build essential skills for kindergarten. Download the Kindergarten Readiness app today!
Sign up for our free email newsletters and receive the latest advice and information on all things parenting.
Enter your email address to sign up or manage your account.
© 2000-2015 Sandbox Networks, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Colorful seabirds make a surprise appearance in California.
Article Comments
(Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post)
SportsColorado Rush girls find role models in U.S. women's national team
Soccer teaches youth life lessons and core values beyond the field
Within three minutes of the start of the women's World Cup final, loud screams of joy, and chants of "U-S-A" resonated through the upper level of the Titan, headquarters of the Colorado Rush.
Speed the 150-year-old tortoise dies at San Diego Zoo
SAN DIEGO (AP) — One of San Diego's oldest residents has died. The Los Angeles Times reports (http://lat.
(Matt Rourke/AP)
APNewsBreak: Cosby said he got drugs to give women for sex
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bill Cosby admitted in 2005 that he got quaaludes with the intent of giving them to young women he wanted to have sex with, and that he gave the sedative to at least one woman and "other people," according to documents obtained Monday by The Associated Press. Full Story


text:
NFL Injuries: Top 10 Injuries Through Week 9
Top 10 NFL Injuries Through Week 9
The 2012 NFL season is officially at the halfway mark, and most if not all teams are dealing with their fair share of injuries.
Some injuries can derail a team while some can open the door for a backup player to make an impact. Nonetheless, injuries are as much a part of the game as the helmets and football themselves.
How a team performs after a starter goes down, speaks volumes about the coaching staff, scouts and general manager who've assembled the team. However, if a team falls apart, it can and will most likely cost some people their jobs.
To survive injuries, teams must have depth at each and every position. This makes the jobs of the scouting department and general manager particularly important. Should they fail in their evaluation of talent, it could easily spell disaster for their teams.
This season has been no different from others; some teams have had to absorb some heavy blows due to injury. In this article, I aim to point out what I consider the ten biggest injuries through nine weeks of NFL football.
My criteria are simple, and for the most part, the names on my list are those of cornerstones in their team's offensive and defensive strategy. These men are seen as crucial parts of their team's makeup and may even be valued as irreplaceable.
I've scurried through injury report after injury report and have narrowed that list down to these ten men. Now if, you will allow me to, I present my top ten injuries through nine weeks of play.
10. Fred Davis
Fred Davis, TE Washington Redskins
The Redskins placed their star tight end on season ending injured reserve due to a torn Achilles' Tendon in week seven against the New York Giants.
9. Brent Grimes
Brent Grimes CB Atlanta Falcons
Grimes was lost for the season due to a torn Achilles' Tendon in week one against the Kansas City Chiefs.
8. Todd Herremans
Todd Herremans T Philadelphia Eagles
Herremans left the game against the New Orleans Saints in week nine with a right ankle injury. It has since been determined that he suffered severe ligament damage and has been placed on injured reserve.
7. Davin Joseph
Davin Joseph G Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Joseph was placed on injured reserve with a torn right patellar tendon suffered against the New England Patriots during the preseason.
6. Carl Nicks
Carl Nicks G Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Nicks is the second of two Pro Bowl guards, which the Buccaneers have placed on season ending injured reserve. Nicks suffered a torn plantar plate in his left big toe.
5. Lardarius Webb
Lardarius Webb CB Baltimore Ravens
Webb was carried off the field in week six against the Dallas Cowboys and was subsequently placed on injured reserve with a torn left ACL.
4. Brian Cushing
Brian Cushing LB Houston Texans
Cushing was placed on injured reserve after suffering a torn left ACL in week five against the New York Jets.
3. Sean Lee
Sean Lee LB Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys placed Lee on season ending injured reserve after the linebacker suffered a torn plantar plate in his right big toe against the Carolina Panthers in week seven.
2. Darrelle Revis
Darrelle Revis CB New York Jets
Arguably the best cornerback in the NFL, Revis was lost for the season in week three against the Miami Dolphins to a torn left ACL.
1. Ray Lewis
Ray Lewis LB Baltimore Ravens
Lewis suffered a complete right triceps tear in week six against the Dallas Cowboys and was placed on injured reserve. Chances are that we may have seen Lewis take the field for the last time, during his illustrious 17-year career
Jesus Flores is a Dallas Cowboys writer for RantSports.com Follow Jesus Flores on Twitter @SSgtFlo1
Bengals' Cornerback Play Will Be Key In 5 Games
The Cincinnati Bengals will be relying on solid play from their corners in at least five games. Read More
Saints Player Profile: OT Andrus Peat
Andrus Peat was a high first-round draft pick for the New Orleans Saints. Find out what type of impact will he have during his first season. Read More
5 Bengals Who Will Bounce Back In 2015
These five Cincinnati Bengals players will bounce back in 2015. Read More
Arizona Cardinals Training Camp Profile: Josh Brown
The Arizona Cardinals could have the next top slot receiver in the NFL, but can he produce the same numbers last year? Read More
Seattle Seahawks Training Camp: Richard Sherman
If there is one player to lead the charge into training camp for the Seattle Seahawks, look no further then Richard Sherman. Read More
Report: Green Bay Packers' player charged with firing a gun in Miami
Green Bay Packers' Andrew Quarless was involved in a scuffle that saw him Read More
Arizona Cardinals on the 2015 All-NFL team, fans deserve to win Super Bowl 50, more
The best stories from the cover32 world the last week. Read More
Five bold predictions for the Seattle Seahawks in 2015
Five bold predictions for the Seahawks in 2015. Read More


text:
erorr no wubildr then boot with red pix-elated screen after i log in it freezes and lines of code pop up. I think it may be a hex dump. what do I do? I have a fx 4100 and a radeon 6670 graphics card.
Take the 2-minute tour ×
Ask Ubuntu is a question and answer site for Ubuntu users and developers. It's 100% free, no registration required.
bcbc answered this in a comment (on which the answer below is very closely based).
Boot with


text:
The ETFX FTSE® MIB Leveraged (2x) Fund (ITL2) is designed to track the performance of the FTSE MIB® Leveraged Index, the aim of which is provide twice the daily percentage change in the level of the FTSE 100® Index.
ITL2 is an Exchange Traded Fund ("ETF") which is tradable by investors on stock exchanges intraday and can be created and redeemed directly with the Issuer by Authorised Participants. ITL2 is authorised and regulated as a UCITS and is eligible for investment by other UCITS.
[1] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/management?variant=GO UCITS ETF Solutions PLC
[2] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/domicile?variant=Ireland
[3] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/fund_administrator?variant=BNY Mellon Fund Services (Ireland) Ltd
[4] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/strategy?variant=Trading - Leveraged/Inverse Equity
[5] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/structure?variant=Open Ended Investment Company
[6] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/country?variant=Ireland
[7] http://www.globalfunddata.com/funds/new/performance/custodian?variant=BNY Mellon Trust Company (Ireland) Ltd
[8] mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com?subject=Mail from GFM Ltd


text:
Top Apps
- Audio & Video
- Business & Enterprise
- Communications
- Development
- Home & Education
- Games
- Graphics
- Science & Engineering
- Security & Utilities
- System Administration
Root-Man Android
Ultimately control your android!16 weekly downloads
Billing Generator
This is a simple wizard billing generator . This program help you to create bills for your shop , is easy to integrate in every program or other staff ...8 weekly downloads
SkypeJi is an open/free/libre PBX solution based on VoIP software Skype, developed using Skype APIs.1 weekly downloads
ModAmp is designed to be a complete modular (plugin) based WAMP (Windows Apache Mysql PHP) application. Features include: Quick deployment of WAMP applications, as well as quick upgrades through 'plug-in' system.0 weekly downloads
Text Capture Library (SDK)
This project will use API hook to create a text capture library (SDK) similar with GetWord. It will supports all the functionalities of GetWord: point/hover text capturing, rectangle text capturing and selected/highlighted text capturing.0 weekly downloads


text:
Named after the beautiful privet hedges synonymous with the Hamptons lifestyle, Hampton Sun's Privet Bloom Fragrance is a delicate scent that has captivated the senses and captures the Hampton's pure, natural elegance. This light fragrance never overpowers the senses but lingers perfectly throughout the day.
We're sorry, there are currently no reviews for this product. Your input is important so please consider writing a review for any products you have had a chance to try. This will help others make an informed decision prior to purchasing.
Apply to pressure points and avoid direct contact with eyes.
This product can only be shipped to addresses within the U.S.
This product can only be shipped to addresses in the lower 48 US States.
This product has been designated as Hazardous by the US Department of Transportation (DOT).
The DOT prohibits air shipment of items that are pressurized, flammable or in any other way threaten an onboard fire or other mishap.
Restricted items include:
We're committed to getting your order to you as quickly as possible, but we must do so in compliance with
DOT regulations. Therefore, we require ground-only delivery, at our Standard Shipping rate, for orders containing
DOT-restricted products. Currently, ground transport deliveries are taking 5-7 days.
SkinStore cannot ship DOT-restricted items to Alaska, Hawaii, military, international addresses, or addresses serviced exclusively by air.


text:
Ranking the 2010/2011 Bowls
The Classics
2010-2011 Bowl
Central, Thoughts, Recaps & Scoreboard
Ranking the 2009/2010
Bowl Season -
Ranking the 2008/2009 Bowl
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Excellent
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Above-Average
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Good
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Mediocre
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Duds
The Classics
All-timers that will always be remembered
5. 2011 Sugar Bowl
Ohio State 31 … Arkansas 26 -
Sugar Bowl SOC Notes
What Happened: Ohio State had a 31-13 lead late in the third quarter, helped by a 43-yard Terrelle Pryor touchdown pass to DeVier Posey and a 15-yard throw to Dane Sanzenbacher, but had to hang on for dear life. Arkansas mounted a huge comeback with a 19-3 run from the end of the second half on. Zach Hocker nailed three field goals and Ryan Mallett connected with Jarius Wright for a 22-yard score, and things got interesting late as a safety, taking OSU RB Dan Herron and pushing him back into the end zone, brought the Hogs within eight before Hocker's 47-yard shot with 8:55 to play made it a five-point game. Mallett got his final chance closer than expected with a blocked punt putting the ball deep in Buckeye territory, but OSU's Solomon Thomas picked off a Mallett pass in the final seconds to seal the program's first bowl win over an SEC team.
Player of the Game: Ohio State DT Cameron Heyward made six tackles, a sack, 3.5 tackles for loss, two broken up passes, and a broken up pass.
Stat Leaders: Arkansas – Passing: Ryan Mallett, 24-47, 277 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Knile Davis, 26-139
Receiving: Joe Adams, 9-120, 1 TD
Ohio State – Passing: Terrelle Pryor, 14-25, 221 yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Terrelle Pryor, 15-115
Receiving: DeVier Posey, 3-70, 1 TD
Bowl Notes: Arkansas S Tramain Thomas led all defenders with 12 tackles and two forced fumbles … Arkansas punter Dylan Breeding kept Ohio State pinned deep all night long, averaging 43.7 yards per kick with four put inside the 20. … Arkansas dropped six passes. … Sacks: Ohio State 4 for 28 yards – Arkansas 0 for 0. … Combined fumbles: 5 – Lost Fumbles: 0 … Total yards: Ohio State 446 – Arkansas 402
4. 2011 Rose Bowl
TCU 21 … Wisconsin 19
What Happened: TCU held on to win a thrilling Rose Bowl as LB Tank Carder tipped a two-point conversion attempt that almost certainly would've been completed to a wide open receiver. With only two minutes to play and with just one time out left, UW tried the onside kick, but the Horned Frogs recovered and ran out the clock. The two teams traded punches in the first half with Andy Dalton finding Bart Johnson for a 23-yard touchdown and ran for a four-yard score, while the Badgers started off the scoring with a 30-yard Philip Welch field goal and added a one-yard John Clay scoring run. UW owned the second quarter holding on to the ball for 13:30, but appeared to lose track of time and settled for a Welch field goal to pull within one going into halftime. TCU increased its lead to 21-13 on a one-yard Luke Shivers run in the third, but the Badger defense stiffened up the rest of the way and the offense marched on a ten play, 77-yard drive culminating in a five-yard Montee Ball touchdown run to set up the critical two-point attempt.
Player of the Game: TCU QB Andy Dalton completed 15-of-23 passes for 219 yards and a score, and he led the team with 28 rushing yards and a score on nine carries.
Stat Leaders: Wisconsin – Passing: Scott Tolzien, 12-21, 159 yds
Rushing: Montee Ball, 22-132, 1 TD
Receiving: Lance Kendricks, 4-36
TCU – Passing: Andy Dalton, 15-23, 219 yds, 1 TD
Rushing: Andy Dalton, 9-28, 1 TD
Receiving: Jeremy Kerley, 6-58
Bowl Notes:
Rose Bowl SOC Notes … TCU QB Andy Dalton completed 15-of-23 passes for 219 yards and a score, and he led the team with 28 rushing yards and a score on nine carries. TCU LB Tank Carder made six tackles with a sack, three tackles for loss, and batted down the two point conversion attempt that would've tied the game with two minutes to play. … TCU SS Colin Jones made a game-leading ten tackles with a sack and two broken up passes. … Wisconsin star DE J.J. Watt was held to three tackles and one broken up pass. … Time of possession: Wisconsin 36:35 – TCU 23:25 … Rushing yards: Wisconsin 226 – TCU 82 … Total offense: UW 385 – TCU 301.
3. 2011 BCS Championship
Auburn 22 … Oregon 19
What Happened: In a strange and thrilling game, Auburn capped off a seven-play, 73-yard drive with a walk-off, game-winning 19-yard field goal from Wes Byrum to win the national title. Auburn rolled up 519 yards of total offense, but it couldn't put the game away as Oregon's defense came up with just enough big stops to make up for an offense that was held to 75 yards rushing. The Ducks took the first lead with a 26-yard Rob Beard field goal in the second quarter, and answered a 35-yard Kodi Burns touchdown catch with an eight-play, 93-yard drive culminating with an eight-yard Darron Thomas pass to LaMichael James, but sparked by an 81-yard pass play to Jeff Maehl. The Ducks went for two and got it as Beard took the pitch for a score and an 11-7 lead. Auburn took the lead into halftime on a stuff by Mike Blanc of James for a safety and followed up by a 30-yard Emory Blake touchdown catch for a 16-11 lead. A Byrum 28-yard field goal put the Tigers up eight early in the third, but the offense couldn't put the game away. Oregon had its chances, but it struggled in the red zone including a goal line stand from Auburn late in the third after the Ducks had it first and goal from the one. Just when it seemed like Auburn was going to close, Oregon LB Casey Matthews forced a Cam Newton fumble in the final minutes, and the offense took advantage with James capping off the drive with a two-yard shovel-pass catch for the score with 2:33 to play, and Thomas found Maehl for the two-point conversion and a tie game. Auburn marched down the field without a problem with Michael Dyer rolling over a defender, getting up, and taking off for a 37-yard dash. Dyer rumbled down to the one yard line, Newton was stuffed on a sneak, and Byrum came on to hit the kick for the win.
Player of the Game: Auburn DT Nick Fairley made five tackles, three tackles for loss, a sack, an a forced fumble.
Stat Leaders: Oregon – Passing: Darron Thomas, 27-40, 363 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT
Rushing: LaMichael James, 13-49
Receiving: Jeff Maehl, 9-133
Auburn – Passing: Cam Newton, 20-34, 265 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Michael Dyer, 22-143
Receiving: Terrell Zachery, 6-48
Bowl Notes: Total yards: Auburn 519 – Oregon 449 … Average yards per carry: Auburn 5.1 – Oregon 2.3 … Rushing yards: Auburn 254 – Oregon 75 … Oregon DE Kenny Rowe made nine tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and four tackles for loss. … LaMichael James only ran for 49 yards, but he caught four passes for 39 yards and two scores … Cam Newton ran 22 times for 64 yards … Auburn S Mike McNeill lead all defenders with 14 tackles with 12 solo stops … Auburn P Ryan Shoemaker kicked five times for a 40.4-yard average and put three inside the 20.
2. 2010 New Era Pinstripe Bowl
Syracuse 36 … Kansas State 34
What Happened: In a wild game, the two teams traded big offensive punches with Kansas State answering late with a 30-yard Adrian Hilburn catch to pull the Cats within two with 1:13 to play, but he was hit with an unsportsmanlike penalty after saluting the crowd. The two point conversion attempt failed, the onside kick attempt didn't go ten yards, and Syracuse survived. The Orange got three touchdown catches from Marcus Sales, with scoring plays from 52 and 36 yards away in the first half for a 14-7 lead, and a 44-yard play in the fourth. As good as he was, RB Delone Carter had the bigger game with touchdown runs from seven and 15 yards away while running for 198 yards. KSU kept pressing as neither team ever got up by more than one score. Daniel Thomas started off the scoring with a 51-yard dash less than 30 seconds in the game, and he added two more scoring runs from ten and one yard away. SU's Ross Krautman missed a key extra point in the third, forcing the team to go for two, and miss, on the third Sales scoring catch, but he hit a 40-yard field goal with just over three minutes left for an eight point lead forcing KSU to go for its ill-fated two-point attempt.
Player of the Game: Syracuse RB Delone Carter ran 27 times for 198 yards and two touchdowns.
Stat Leaders: Kansas Sate – Passing: Carson Coffman, 17-23, 228 yds, 2 TD
Rushing: Daniel Thomas, 22-90, 3 TD
Receiving: Adrian Hilburn, 5-84, 1 TD
Syracuse – Passing: Ryan Nassib, 13-21, 239 yds, 3 TD
Rushing: Delone Carter, 27-198, 2 TD
Receiving: Marcus Sales, 5-172, 2 TD
Bowl Notes: Syracuse LB Derrell Smith led all tacklers with 11 … Kansas State was 3-for-4 on fourth down conversions, Syracuse was 0-for-2. … Syracuse averaged 308 yards of total offense per game, and came up with 498 against KSU. … Penalties: Kansas State 4-for-99, Syracuse 4-for-45. … Yards per carry: Syracuse 6.0 - Kansas State 3.4 … KSU's Daniel Thomas ran for just 39 yards after his initial 51-yard dash.
1. 2010 Music City Bowl
North Carolina 30 … Tennessee 27 2OT
What Happened: In a wild and crazy finish, North Carolina appeared to have blown a chance at a game-tying field goal with poor clock management in the final seconds. Time ran out, Tennessee celebrated, and the coaches shook hands, but after further review, one second was put on the clock after it was determined that T.J. Yates spiked the ball just in the nick of time, and Casey Barth came through with a 40-yard field goal. The two teams traded touchdowns in the first overtime with Yates giving the Tar Heels the lead on a one-yard sneak, and with Tennessee answering on a brilliant 20-yard catch by Luke Stocker. But in the second overtime, Tennessee QB Tyler Bray was picked off by Quan Sturdivant, and Barth came through again with a 23-yard kick for the game-winner. Before all the madness, Bray had a magnificent game finishing with four touchdown passes including what appears at the time to be a possible game-winner on an eight-yard play to Justin Hunter. He also connected with Gerald Jones for a 29-yard score in the first quarter and on a 45-yard strike to Da'Rick Rogers late in the second, but North Carolina always had an answer as neither team got ahead by more than four points. Shaun Draughn started out the scoring for the Tar Heels on a 58-yard dash in the first quarter, and highlighted by a 39-yard Erik Highsmith touchdown catch in the final seconds to close out a wild first half. Neither team got back on the board in the second half until the final 5:16.
Player of the Game: North Carolina LB Quan Sturdivant made a team-leading 12 tackles with a sack, two tackles for loss, a broken up pass, and with an overtime interception.
Stat Leaders: Tennessee – Passing: Tyler Bray, 27-45, 312 yds, 4 TD, 3 INT
Rushing: Tauren Poole, 11-40
Receiving: Gerald Jones, 9-89, 1 TD
North Carolina – Passing: T.J. Yates, 23-39, 234 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Shaun Draughn, 23-160, 1 TD
Receiving: Ryan Taylor, 9-85
Bowl Notes: Tennessee LB Nick Reveiz led the game with 14 tackles and two broken up passes … Penalties: UNC 12 for 80 yards – Tennessee 8 for 75 yards … Rushing yards: UNC 151 – Tennessee 27 … Total offense: UNC 385 – Tennessee 339 … Tennessee fumbled three times and didn't lose any … Sacks: UNC 4 – Tennessee 3 … Tennessee P Chad Cunningham averaged 43.5 yards per punt putting one inside the 20. … North Carolina star safety Deunta Williams suffered a leg injury and was carted off the field.
2010-2011 Bowl
Central, Thoughts, Recaps & Scoreboard
Ranking the 2009/2010
Bowl Season -
Ranking the 2008/2009 Bowl
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Excellent
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Above-Average
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Good
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Mediocre
Ranking the 2010/2011
Bowl Season - The Duds


text:
- 7Promote
Canvas Print
Raiding the Tomb-Cities of the Long-Departed Molanic Tribesby Rollin Kunz
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
From The Uneventful Life of Arturio von Anglebanger
"I entered the cavern and found the source of the light: A vast underground city, in which stood Streetlamps, still ablaze after untold centuries! 'What fuel,' I wondered, 'would burn so brightly, so long unattended?' The answer, of course, was 'None;' the caretakers of the lamps had never left…"


text:
Those of you who just started school this week, welcome to CU-Boulder! Those of you reading, but aren't quite here yet, welcome too! I can't believe the school year has already started. It seems like I just got done taking finals in May! As you get older time really flies by so you have to make the most of every second! On that note, since I just started blogging, I'd like to catch you up to speed on what I did this summer! Some may consider me a "work-a-holic" but I prefer to stay busy doing the things I love and this summer was no exception! My first attempt at writing this blog post resulted in me accidentally deleting the entire thing before saving it, which was probably for the better because I tend to ramble on and I was definitely writing a novel. So this go around I'll start off doing things a little differently. I'll list some of the highlights of my summer and talk a little about each one so you can get to know a little bit more about me and what I do!
I currently hold a position as a student assistant in the admissions office on campus-which basically means I help in the office wherever I am needed! Right now, I work at the front desk helping manage the flow of walk-in students and parents-plus continuing students-visiting campus! I answer lots of questions about CU and also process mail and transcripts that come to our office. Many of you know this because our office is the first place you go through when applying to CU. (And we applaud you for it! Go Buffs!) Long story short, I continued to work part-time in the office this summer on Tuesdays and Thursdays!
Rudi's Organic Bakery:
This was probably the BIGGEST highlight of my summer. Since I am studying journalism (writing) and communication, I am totally interested in social media, marketing, writing, blogging, Facebook, Twitter, etc... so I wanted to find an internship that would allow me to start exploring this type of work and gain experience for other potential internships down the road. Luckily, my dad and brother work at Rudi's Organic Bakery in Boulder so I had the chance to meet the marketing managers and interview to become a digital and events marketing intern! BINGO. My duties included managing the social meida sites (Facebook and Twitter), writing blogs for the gluten-free website, reaching out to food bloggers to have them try Rudi's, planning, setting up, and running local events across the Front Range in Colorado! It was fun and engaging work and definitely allowed me to gain experience working with all the things I am interested in! Many of you are probably thinking, "Holy cow! I have to start interning my sophomore and junior year of college?!", but that is NOT the case! Do what makes you feel comfortable and take time to let yourself find the things that interest you and see if your program even requires an internship. Like I said before, I am considered a "work-a-holic", so don't rush into anything unless you want to! I will say, however, when the time is right and you find yourself wanting to intern somewhere, it really provides great experience for what you plan on doing after college!
Another perk to working for Rudi's this summer was working our booth at Red Rocks for the Grace Potter and Avett Brothers concert! This quickly became my tell-all story for the month of July and my friends quickly told me, in the nicest way possible, to please shut up about what happened. But since this is our first time meeting, I feel as though I am entitled to tell you...... I got Grace Potter's autograph at the concert!!! Since we were vendors at the concert, me and the other intern got VIP wristbands. We had to set up and work our booth from 3-9pm and I was worried we would end up missing most of the concert since it started at 6. After we finished taking down our booth, I ventured down to the VIP section-with velvet ropes.... at Red Rocks?-and watched the sweat roll of the Avett Bros faces. Delightful. All of a sudden, I looked to my right and Grace Potter was rocking out, with drink in hand mind you, with her band! I quickly rumaged through my purse until I found a Sharpie and whatever writeable material I had and walked up to her like a twelve year old girl walking up to meet Justin Bieber-speachless and slightly drooling. After she signed, I said something ridiculous but walked away with her sig and an ego boost. Like I said, I told everyone and everyone told me to stop telling the story. Pretty cool! But internships provide opportunities such as this and are sometimes really worth it even though it is overwhelming to think about!
Rock Climbing:
My friends that know me laugh in my face when I tell them I started rock climbing this summer. Not because I am your typical girly girl but because I am usually cautious and don't trust things outside of my comfort zone. (Hanging by a rope 22 ft high counts) So you are probably wondering why I decided to try rock climbing then. Well, I am learning to push myself through various challenges that I would normally be too scared to overcome so I decided rock climbing would be the perfect way to reduce my fear of heights (even though I still get nervous halfway up the wall) and learn something I only dreamed about learning while flipping through National Geographic Magazine. (I don't really read that mag-just figured it was an outdoorsy magazine that would have pics of rock climbers) So I took myself to Boulder Rock Club and signed up for a class that taught me everything I need to know about rock climbing and even prep me for learning outdoor climbing. (My next adventure!) After several chalk bags and blisters later, I felt completely satisfied that I completed the challenge I set myself up for. Totally rewarding. As you find yourself embarking on your college experience, I would advise you to also find things that set you up for a challenge and learn to work through them so you feel more prepared to take on any fear or obstacle in life. Trust me, you will face some in college, such as getting good grades, starting relationships-with friends and partners-and even working (if you have to) your way through college while attending classes. Taking on a simple challenge you never thought you would, such as rock climbing, will better prepare you while you are at CU! And who knows, you never know who you will meet while engaging in different activities! :)
If you are sick of reading my post by now, I would advise you to stop reading here. If you are happily following along, I have ONE more MAJOR highlight of my summer then I will wrap it up! As many of you can see, my profile picture is me standing on a beach, and although I wish Boulder had sand, palm trees, and an ocean, it simply doesn't. My profile picture was taken in Hawaii literally a week ago! I just got back from taking a much needed week-long vacation on the island of Oahu! Those of you who are Hawaii Buffs-a MAJOR shout out to you! Your islands are BEAUTIFUL. Even though I threatened my mom to let me stay on the island until the Buffs play Hawaii in football next week, she told me to act my age (20) and stop throwing a fit--so we had to pack up and leave. :( Even though I miss the island, I am happy to be back, and fully rejuvenated, in Boulder seeing my friends and taking my classes! I hope some of you also took amazing summer vacations!
So there you have it folks--my summer summary! Yes, it was pretty lengthy but I want you to get to know me and feel comfortable enough about your own college experience, Boulder, and CU! My biggest piece of advice as school starts this week is to take everything slow, soak it up, brag a little to your friends that you attend one of the most beautiful schools in the nation, and get comfortable with Boulder and campus! Remember: we are all in this together! We are all students, no matter our age or academic year, and we are all different individuals pursuing different paths so do what works FOR YOU. There are so many resources on campus to help you figure it out so take time to find them and utilize them! Also, if you have any questions about anything please feel free to stop by the Admissions Office and visit me MWF from 10:00-2:30! I am always happy to chat and help out!!!
Take care and have a wonderful rest of your week!
PS-pics from my summer are to follow my post! :)


text:
About YouNoodle
Growing global entrepreneurs through competitions
YouNoodle helps startup founders get advice, prizes, and opportunities from our network of startup competitions. Having run over 400 different contests and challenges, we try to learn more about our entrepreneurs and introduce them to opportunities unavailable to most. We connect entrepreneurs with advisors and investors, and we fast-track startups into accelerators and other programs.
You can use our technology, too
We work with universities, accelerators, corporations, as well as governments. Some use our judging platform to accept, screen and evaluate applicants for competitions or accelerators. Others tap into our global network of talent in order to do brand or technology engagement. We also help governments and corporations on implementing entrepreneurship programs. Clients include Stanford BASES, Amazon Web Services, Start-Up Chile, and the Intel Foundation. Contact us to find out how we can work together.
We're a startup ourselves
YouNoodle was founded by Rebeca Hwang and Torsten Kolind in 2010, funded by an international group of business angels. The company was spun off an ambitious project started by Bob Goodson and Kirill Makharinsky in 2007 with support from Peter Thiel (Founders Fund), Max Levchin (PayPal) and Charles Lho (Amicus Group), our founding investor and Chairman of YouNoodle today. This project also spawned Quid (Goodson) and indirectly Ostrovok (Makharinsky). YouNoodle is run by a dedicated team of 10 different nationalities, all based in YouNoodle's eclectic basement office in SOMA, San Francisco.
Meet the founders
Torsten Kolind, CEOFormer CEO of Venture Cup in Denmark, Torsten has built web products since he started his first company at age 16. Has judged competitions at Stanford, MIT and Imperial. Loves algorithmic challenges and is an avid musician.
Rebeca Hwang,Co-founder of Clean Tech Open and Startup Malaysia, Rebeca is a true entrepreneur. Chemical and Environmental Engineer from MIT, and teaches technology entrepreneurship at Stanford. Korean/Argentine by culture.
Meet the Team
Former CEO of Venture Cup in Denmark, Torsten has built web products since he started his first company at age 16. Passionate about the Global Startup Revolution and how entrepreneurs are changing the world in increasingly novel ways, and often gets the opportunity to share a few YouNoodle data insights at conferences around the world. Has judged competitions at Stanford, MIT and Imperial. Loves algorithmic challenges and is an avid musician. Danish at birth, European at heart.
Priyanka came to sunny California from Mumbai to pursue her Masters in Computer Science at USC. She then moved to San Francisco to follow her dream of joining a startup and found a home at YouNoodle. Priyanka now serves as our Product Manager and official amateur baker. When she's not noodling, she fills her days with salsa dancing, painting, and indulging her competitive spirit in various board games.
Adele is our Chief Operating Officer, but she has also been known as our Countess of Competitions. She thrives on building transparency, accountability and happiness. She has worked in various sectors including government, education and the corporate world, but ultimately believes the world can be saved through the creativity of startups globally. A true bicoastal woman, she hails from Boston, was educated at Columbia, and is now settled in the Bay Area with a techie hubby and hilarious twin boys.
Making the journey from the Midwest to California three years ago, Tate's sparkling personality is almost as original as his designs. Serving as the keeper of YouNoodle's branding guidelines and YouNoodle's lead UX designer, Tate has more than 14 years of experience, specializing in user interface design, interaction design, visual design and prototyping. A graduate of West Virginia University, Tate is a staunch advocate for the eradication of Comic Sans and paints in his free time.
With 15 years of experience building software, Leo Shin serves as the official "father" of YouNoodle and the Director of Engineering. Born in South Korea, Leo moved to the US to pursue his love of engineering in the startup scene. At YouNoodle, Leo focuses his efforts on the development and improvement of YouNoodle's core technology and competition product. When away from work, Leo is a an official Lego master builder and father to two daughters.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Raymond, is YouNoodle's resident Quality Assurance Engineer. Raymond enjoys problem solving and breaking something just to put it back together again. By applying these interests to his current role, Raymond exterminates "bugs" all day and still finds time to improve his programming skills. Raymond also has a passion for motorcycles and enjoys teaching the engineering team about various tech trends.
Alex serves as our resident Data Analyst and software engineer. Hailing from the frosty kingdom of Sweden, he descended to the faraway territories of California to wreak havoc on our codebase and devour Tofurky. When he isn't busy perfecting his vegetable cutting skills, Alex enjoys juggling, tending to his beard, or debating his true origins in a civilized manner.
Born and raised in Silicon Valley, Nicola came back to the bay from an educational interlude at Occidental College in Los Angeles where she studied International Relations and Film. As the Communications Manager, Nicola spends her day preaching and articulating the mission of YouNoodle and promoting the variety of innovative competitions hosted on YouNoodle's platform. In her free time, Nicola enjoys listening to NPR and cultivating her passion for pie.
Born and raised in the magical state of Colorado, Nicole holds two Bachelors of Business Administration degrees in Management (cum laude) and Economics minoring in Entrepreneurial Finance from the University of Colorado. Nicole is the "hub" of YouNoodle, acting as both the gatekeeper of operations knowledge and client-facing account manager. When Nicole is not color coding tasks, or putting out fires you will find her spending every opportunity skiing or hiking the Rockies.
Natalie has experience in both managing and judging startup competitions such as AWS Global Startup Challenge and Verizon Powerful Answers Award. Prior to YouNoodle, Natalie worked at Amazon Web Services where she developed scalable marketing programs for startups worldwide who are using the Cloud as part of their business solution. She holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia. In her free time she enjoys exploring new restaurants in San Francisco.
Mariel realized that helping to grow startups was her calling when she began working with startups a year ago offering services and credits through the AWS Activate program. She attended Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ and in her free time she likes to bake, snowboard, wakeboard and binge watch Netflix.
Taking the big leap from the land down under – Australia – Ruwanie brings her track record in advertising, marketing and PR to the YouNoodle plate. As Head of Marketing, she focuses on brand strategy and developing marketing campaigns to promote YouNoodle competitions, startups, organizers and more. Ruwanie is constantly looking for ways to fill the gap in her heart where Sydney used to be and to reduce how much she uses "look and feel" in conversation.
Martin enjoys long walks on the beach, cooking– whoops, wrong tab. Martin was born in the Swedish tundra, where his favorite pastime was using his nerf guns to hunt polar bears. He then moved to China to teach english for a year. After he realized that it was easier to blend in as a tall blonde guy in the US, he moved to San Francisco. Now, he mostly slouches away in the dark corners of YouNoodle towers typing code and drinking too much coffee.


text:
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Aston Club Racing Ltd 2015
Latest News... Full Donington Park Race Report from an exciting second race meeting of the season on Sunday 28 June click HERE
Our next race meeting is at Snetterton Circuit on Saturday 18 July 2015. Come and join the passion and the pride of the AMOC Racing series. Click HERE to download an entry form! Closing date for entries is Tuesday 7th July.


text:
Join FREE | Login
& Deals
& Celebrations
©2014 General Mills, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This information will only be used to send an email to your friend(s) and will not be saved. Please read our Privacy Policy.
Slow-Cooker Shredded Chicken Nachos
Slow-Cooker Cheesy Chicken Enchilada Chili
Slow-Cooked White Chili with Chicken
Peanut Butter Mole Enchiladas
Chicken Cheese Enchiladas
Slow-Cooker Layered Enchilada Dinner
Chicken thighs are a pleasing change of pace in chili. Sour cream helps turn down the heat.
Regular stewed tomatoes, along with some chopped onion and a dash of garlic powder or finely chopped fresh garlic, can be used in place of the flavored stewed tomatoes.
Lifting the lid of your slow cooker can add up to 20 minutes of cooking time. Instead, spin the lid to clear it of condensation so you can check the food.
For super-quick dinners and totable lunches, freeze the chili in single-serving freezer containers. Thaw, then heat in the microwave on High for 4 to 5 minutes, stirring once or twice, until hot.
© 2015 ®/TM General Mills All Rights Reserved


text:
The Michigan Wolverines knocked off Indiana on Wednesday night in a battle of Top 25 teams. Below is a set of photos from the game. All photos were taken by Todd White. Most of the photos have been resized for use as desktop backgrounds or screensaver pictures. Enjoy the photos and stick with our coverage throughout the rest of the season. If you've missed any of out video series with the players you will want to check out our Youtube Channel. You can also connect with us on Twitter; @isportsRob and @isportsJoe
College Basketball News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
- Find a rental
- Manage your booking
- Split rentals
- Kid Friendly Split Rentals
- Last Minute Split Rentals
- Waterfront Split Rentals
- 2 Bedroom Split Rentals
- Pet Friendly Split Rentals
- Cheap Split Rentals
- 5-Star Split Rentals
- Split Beach Rentals
- Split Mountain View Rentals
- 3 Bedroom Split Rentals
- Luxury Split Rentals
- Split Rentals with Pool
- 4 Bedroom Split Rentals
- Split Rentals with Hot Tub
- See more rentals
- How to book
- Help Center
- Write a review
Loft Studio With Balcony & Charming Views
From $78 / night
Payment Protection
Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 1/
Bathrooms: 1/
Sleeps: 2/
Type: Apt. / Condo
Simply the best choice! Why? Because it's centrally located (theatre, bars, restaurants, shops and all major attractions just around the corner), brand new (just entirely renovated apartment ) with a taste of history ( the top floor of a 100 years old stone building) and beautiful views of the old town of split!
Plus: the owner is a licensed local tourist guide and speaks fluently english, french and italian.
The studio has one room with fully equipped kitchennette in the corner (including the dishwasher), sofa bed convertible into bed for 2, tv with approx hundred various programmes, wifi internet, bathroom with toilet and shower, on the same ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Artemis Apartments
Artemis Apartments
- Response rate: 0%
- Response time: N/A
- Calendar updated: 2 days ago
Overall rating:
Loft Studio With Balcony & Charming Views Split, Dalmatia, Croatia
Additional Location Information
For the lovers of CULTURE, Croatian National Theatre is situated practically next door . For the programme, have a look at (website: hidden)
for the lovers of GOOD WINE, we recommend Wine& Cheese bar -just across the road.
Plus, there are several good restaurants - all within 5 minutes walking distance.
Diocletian's Palace, fruit market, fish market, most of the local museums are all at hand (i.e. in the neighbourhood)- all you need to do is just to walk downstairs and the city is yours!
The apartment is situated at the very edge of the pedestrian area. The nearest parking is 5 minutes walk. There is also a pharmacy (10 meters) taxi station (50 meters) bus station (50 meters).
Besides enjoying the cultural sights and lively atmosphere of the historic town of Split, you can also enjoy some beautiful walks (jogging?) around the nearby forest -park of Marjan, where you can also find some lovely beaches. Plus, we can recommend some excursions to the surrounding area. More info available after booking or on our wordpress website: search for artemisapartmentssplit.
So if you are looking for somewhere in Split which is within easy reach of everything, then look no further. Artemis Studio is a beautiful loft apartment, with a balcony overlooking the old roofs and bell towers of historic Split, in the heart of the old town and within walking distance of all the major attractions. The studio has been newly renovated for 2013 and has been equipped with your comfort and convenience in mind.
The studio is on the top floor, about 50m from the Croatian National Theatre, within the historical heart of Split and within the UNESCO protected zone. Everything you might need is within about 100m of the front door:
Take away outlet (sandwiches/kebabs etc.)
Wine and cheese bar
Convenience store
Taxi rank
5 minutes from the main fish market
10 minutes from the local fruit and vegetable market
7 -10 minutes to the airport bus stop (depending on your luggage!)
7 minutes to the entrance to Diocletian's palace
The studio is located on the 4th floor of an apartment building, overlooking the city. The studio is 20m2 with an 8m2 balcony which is big enough for outside dining.
The Studio facilities:
Open plan living with sofa bed and kitchenette
Bathroom with shower, toilet and sink
Balcony with table and chairs for outside dining
Additional table and chairs inside
Fridge with freezer compartment
2 ring hob
Flat screen TV
Iron and ironing board
All bed linen and 2 towels per person are provided.
High-chairs and travel cots can be provided if mentioned when booking, free of charge.
About us: the owner is Tamara who is from Split works at the University and is also a licensed tourist guide. So if you stay over the weekend and would like a walking tour of Split (or nearby attractions) this can be arranged. Charges can be provided on request. Tamara speaks English, Italian and French. Katrina is based in London and will be managing bookings, Katrina speaks French and English.
Please note there is no elevator in the apartment block.
Ici on parle Français
Qui si parla Italiano
All other languages welcome!!
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, City vacations, Waterfront
Show rates details
Also consider
- FlipKey has rentals in over 11,000 destinations around the world:
- Myrtle Beach vacation rentals - 1,211 rentals from $44/night
- Gatlinburg cabins - 1,772 rentals from $103/night
- Big Bear Lake vacation rentals - 1,268 rentals from $162/night
- Orlando vacation rentals - 2,136 rentals from $101/night
- San Diego vacation rentals - 554 rentals from $184/night


text:
Originally written on Ballertainment | Last updated 3/18/13
Ballertainment Kenyon Martin has no love for former team Kenyon Martin and the New York Knicks lost to the Clippers Sunday night, 80-93, in Los Angeles. Obviously it didn't sit well with him (why would it, though?) and he had some sour grapes for his former team. In reference to the Clippers speedy style of play and how it might translate during the playoffs, he said… "You can't do it in the playoffs," he said, "so it doesn't matter. In the regular season, it's all up and down, man. We know the way the game goes in the regular season." Regarding their future success, he stated… "I don't care what they do," he said. "I hope they lose every game. I don't care." Damn, K-Mart. I'm pretty sure his angst is directed more towards the front office (seems to me they could have kept him), than it is towards Martin's former teammates. Well, at least his veteran teammates. I don't know how he felt about those youngsters. Lob from COMPLEX Ballertain a friend... Ballertainment - Sports Entertainment, Gossip, Lifestyle, and News
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
NBA News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text:
Watch this Video on Legacy Creation!
The 2014 Winter Issue is Here. Click here to Order!
Fall 2014
Summer 2014 Issue
Legacy in the Making™ magazine has released its HOT 2014 Summer issue for entrepreneurs who transform the world primarily with their spoken words - public speakers. Thus, the theme for this issue is 'The Message Express.' This issue spotlights several men and women who have desired to elevate the lives of others with their words and expand their message to broader audiences.
Spring 2014 Issue
Winter 2013 Issue
The Winter 2013 issue of Legacy in the Making™ magazine issue features female speakers who are also authors, coaches, marketers, and ministry leaders across the globe within the United States. Readers will have access to cutting edge truths and applicable life and business strategies on topics related to leadership development, business growth, and professional speaking
Summer 2013 Issue
Spring 2013 Issue
Here is the first issue of Legacy in the Making™ magazine. This is a leading digital magazine created by Message Expansion Partners's media team that seeks to empower, entertain, and educate the new and growing thought leaders. Readers will have access to cutting edge truths and applicable life and business strategies on topics related to leadership development, business growth, and professional speaking.
Business Development
3 Simple Steps to Less Stress and More Revenue in your Business
If you are a small business owner, consultant, or "solopreneur," this post is for you. Feelings of overwhelm, confusion, and not enough time to get it all done are shared by every small business owner at some point. This is the primary thing most of my clients want to change, and the good news […]Lakeisha McKnight | August 22, 2013 | 0 Comments
Is Your Business Really Online?
Do you need more eyes on your business/brand? Get business exposure with the help of social media!cmatkins | August 12, 2014
3 Benefits of Writing Articles
As an entrepreneur and someone seeking to build your business, the creation of a brand makes a huge difference in the growth of your business. There are many ways to grow a brand. However, one major method to growing brand is through writing articles and submitting them into major digital and physical media publications.Lakeisha McKnight | July 29, 2014


text:
Texas on the Potomac
Washington news with a Texas accent
Posts filtered on Tag
Beautiful Beto: Texas Rep. O'Rourke makes '50 Most Beautiful People in Washington' list
Though he has been in the House of Representatives for less than a calendar year, Rep. Beto O'Rourke of El Paso has obviously caught the eyes of his fellow Washingtonians. [Read More]
Cornyn's high-profile border security amendment shot down in favor of new Gang of Eight compromise
GOP Sens. Mark Kirk of Illinois, Bob Corker of Tennessee and John Hoeven of North Dakota are drafting a new border security compromise – without the input of Cornyn or Sen. Ted Cruz — that Reid said was still being finalized by legislative counsel. [Read More]
Harry Reid says it'll be 'pretty easy' for immigration deal to win 60 Senate votes
Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, predicts immigration reform will have 60 votes, blocking any chance for a filibuster, according to the Las Vegas Sun. In an interview scheduled to air Saturday, Reid spoke about filibuster reform, but felt assured the issue would not affect the next ambitious piece of legislation. "I talked […] [Read More]
Without gay marriage provision, immigration reform deal sails through Senate committee
This post was adapted from an Associated Press article by Erica Werner and David Espo. After days of contentious debate over a pathway to citizenship, guest workers provisions and government aid to non-citizens, a far-reaching bill to remake the nation's immigration system won Senate committee approval last night — but only after the the panel […] [Read More]
Cruz's attempt to strip citizenship provision from immigration reform fails — in a big way
A series of ambitious amendments by the Texas senators to significantly reshape immigration reform failed today, with several Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee joining a solid bloc of Democrats in foiling the efforts by Ted Cruz and John Cornyn. The most controversial was an attempt by Cruz to strip the path to citizenship for […] [Read More]
Point-counterpoint: Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Ted Cruz talk to the Houston Chronicle about guns
The Houston Chronicle last week hosted op-ed articles on the subject of guns from Vice President Joe Biden and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. We offer you both columns without commentary. But please let us know what you think of their articles — and the issues of Second Amendment rights and gun control in general. By […] [Read More]
False alarm: Cornyn Texas office evacuated in wave of 'suspicious' mail reports
Tensions are rising in Washington as fear of terrorism and reports of suspicious letters have turned Capitol Hill into a bizarre scene of cordoned-off corridors and cascading false arms. In Texas, the panic about poisoned mail caused Farmers Branch police to evacuate Sen. John Cornyn's Dallas-area office. Drew Brandewie, a spokesman for Cornyn, said authorities […] [Read More]
Ted Cruz says he wouldn't be in the Senate without 'Mama Bear' Palin
Sarah Palin may be off Fox News, but she's trying to remain relevant in America's political debates. The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate began her fight for influence in the 2014 elections yesterday with the release of a video called "loaded for bear." The star of the video is a rising […] [Read More]
Analysis: Immigration reform deal puts Texas Republicans on the spot
"Elections. Elections." That's why Arizona Sen. John McCain, the Republican Party's 2008 presidential nominee, says it is imperative that his fellow Republicans support comprehensive immigration reform this year. As he unveiled a bipartisan blueprint for comprehensive reform this afternoon, McCain explained that the GOP had a big reason to pursue a deal this year — […] [Read More]
Could DeMint departure elevate Ted Cruz from Day One?
"There's always been somebody to be the edge on the right, somebody like Strom Thurmond or Jesse Helms," said Clemson University political scientist David Woodward, responding to my question this morning about the imminent departure of Jim DeMint, the South Carolina senator who founded the Senate's tea party caucus. DeMint announced today that he's leaving […] [Read More]
Show More


text:
Look closely – they're choc-full of info
Last time on "As the cookie crumbles", we featured the friendly cookie monster rescuing an eCommerce site on steroids.
Having been formerly introduced to the cookie monster, we can now talk about his body parts.
While we deal with all the values stored in the main GA cookies, we will show the Domain hash is the ultimate aid to GA QA and quick debugging.
The GA Cookie Jar
The complete selection:
"Goes well with…"
Best before:
Freshly baked:
Grandma's secrets
Anonymous token representing the
visitor and storing his/her visit
each visit
Domain hash;
Anonymized, arbitrary visitor
1st visit start
Previous visit start
Current visit start time;
Visit count
Specific to the combination of the
domain, visitor, browser, machine and OS
Same person on the same PC using another browser
is a different visitor.
Identifies the current visit and
stores the attributes of the visit listed in the
sub-components column
minutes of the last activity that sent a
gif request to GA.
On each .gif request
Domain hash;
Gif requests;
current visit's start
Typing a long blog post that does
not trigger GA events is not
Indicates the existence of the
browser session
When the browser is
the start of each visit
Domain hash
starts a new visit if either the __utmb
or __utmc cookies no longer exist. That
will occur on the earlier of the browser
closing or 30 mins of
Stores the "User Defined Value" set
by _setVar()
each change to the value.
Domain hash;
User Defined Value;
The cookie may be changed in the
middle of a visit but GA only recognizes
the new values that exist at the start of
the next visit.
Traffic Source (Campaign, referrer
search engine or direct)
Upon a new traffic source (other
than "direct")
Domain hash;
Traffic Source
# of responses to a TS. 1 when
cookie stores a direct
Cookie Ingredients
The all-important Domain Hash
The first sub-component of every GA and Google Web Optimizer cookie is the domain hash. It's a number calculated in ga.js or scriptopt.js (GWO) based on the domain name. The calculation is consistent (aka deterministic), always returning the same value for a given domain name. As geeky as this makes you feel, it's important to pay attention to the number (only real geeks need worry how it's calculated).
By default, GA uses the full host name as it appears in the URL (e.g. blog.vkistudios.com) to write its cookies and calculate its domain hash (103516550).
However, we use _setDomainName('.vkistudios.com') causing ga.js to ignore the sub-domain "blog", write cookies for the domain 'vkistudios.com' and calculate a hash of 24489125.
JavaScript is limited for security and privacy reasons to seeing only those cookies that are set in the same domain and sub-domain of the current page. Even though Javascript can specify values for all cookie attributes (such as expiry time and domains) when it writes the cookie, it can see only the names and values when reading them.
Therefore, when ga.js reads the cookies of a page, it will see all the __utm* cookies visible to the page's domain and subdomains but not know to which sub-domains (e.g. "www.vkistudios.com", "blog.vkis…") they apply or if they apply to the entire domain (e.g. "vkistudios.com")
So ga.js looks at the domain hash to distinguish between all the visible sets of __utm* cookies and choose the set that applies: either the current sub-domain or the domain set with _setDomainName().
Domain Hash – the litmus test for a correct implementation
Since _setDomainName('.vkistudios.com') is used consistently throughout the entire site there should only be a single set of GA cookies for the whole site all with the same domain hash of 24489125.
If anyone were to move through all sections of the VKI site and come to have more than one set of VKI GA cookies, it would immediately indicate a bug in our implementation (a missing call to _setDomainName). That could lead to inflated visitor & visit counts, inflated bounce rates and campaigns and referrals that go nowhere. On an eCommerce site, it means revenue would not be attributed to campaigns, ads or other referrals.
It pays to keep an eye on the domain hash.
Raisin hell with the leading "."
Vital fact #1: 'vkistudios.com' = 142977202; '.vkistudios.com' = 24489125
Vital fact #2: Regardless of the leading period, the browser sees them referring to the same domain.
1+2 = 0. If only one call to _setDomainName('vkistudios.com') on the site does not have the period, ga.js will calculate and look for a different domain hash, not find it, think there are no cookies and create a new set. The browser, however, when creating the new set, will overwrite the existing set.
The tell-tale sign is a domain hash of 142977202. We now wish we had only the problems of a missing _setDomainName(). In that case, the set of cookies containing traffic source status still existed and attribution of goals and revenue may still have been possible on pages with the _setDomainName() correctly set.
Now, the first set of cookies is overwritten and gone forever. It may be difficult to find the page with/out the delinquent "." since, as soon as we move to a page that is correct, the browser deletes the incorrect set, leaving no tell-tale crumbs. Looks like an editor with a serious searching feature is required if, as the analytics implementor, you have access to the source code.
Not to get overly philosophical, but one wonders about the leading period's raison d'etre!
Sub-component Values
My preferred method of learning and teaching is to kick the subject matter around whenever legal – particularly where it can be done interactively
Not all prefer such methods but I hope you will benefit from the following real-time table in the iframe. It loads VKI's GA Interactive html script which calls our GA cookies class script gaVKIcookies.js.
In fact it's more than an explanatory aid – it's a Crude Little Testing Tool.
Loading the page on its own will be a lot easier.
You may then also add debug=y as a querystring parameter to show the raw cookies and, listed separately, only those that contain the current domain hash
To get the most out of it, you will want to run the page and the script from a domain under your control. We have restricted the use of _setDomainName() to prevent the nasty problems listed above.
Crude Little Testing Tool
Upon loading, it uses default values that appear in the form. Seeing as we can't have a real one, we are faking a campaign.
The iframe source and the above link to the page contain campaign parameters, resulting in the __utmz referral cookie being populated.
Many different scenarios may be kicked around to see how the cookies ingredients are affected:
- e-Commerce
with multiple options, valid (1, 2 or 5 item transactions) and invalid (0 items).
- Simulate new visits and new visitors.
- See the
affect of setAllowHash() options which when false, prevents ga.js from calculating a domain hash and simply using the value 1
- Play with
(sub-)domains (limited when using the page on
our site)
- Change the Web Property ID to your own UA-number
- Change the virtual pageview name (great for identifying the results appearing in your reports as being part of
the tests you run)
- Set user
defined values
- Disable
sending a pageview to create 0 Pageview
In the next post, we will look at Cookie Rules. Everything you ever wanted to know about GA and other cookies but were too …. to ask.


text:
Search the collections
Similar items over time
Calendar - Harmony Day, Department of Immigration, 2004 Reg. No: HT 4792
- Summary:
- Calendar issued by the Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs in 2004 as part of the 'Living in Harmony' initiative. The focus of the Living in Harmony initiative is Harmony Day, held each year on 21 March since 1999. The day promotes the notion of Australia as a multicultural society, provides an opportunity for commitment to respect and understanding between Australians of all backgrounds and encourages the rejection of racism.
The Living in Harmony initiative also provided a community grants program and a community partnership program. In 2004 the priority target areas were innovative projects aimed at the genuine and important needs of older Australians, Australians living in rural and regional areas, Australian women, with particular emphasis on Muslim women and Indigenous Australians.
- Description:
- Foldable calendar card advertising Harmony Day on 21 March. The calendar features a picture of 18 smiling culturally diverse people, each wearing the 'Harmony Day' ribbon, on a mid-blue background. The calendar for 2004 is printed on the reverse. It folds in half to become 'pocket-sized'.
- Acquisition Information:
- Collected from Department of Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs, 2004
|9.0 cm (Width), 11.0 cm (Length)
|Dimension Comment:
More information
|Tagged with:
|immigration, national identity, racism, multiculturalism, nationalism, indigenous issues
|Themes this item is part of:
|Getting In, Immigration Museum Exhibition, 2003-2015
|Primary Classification:
|Secondary Classification:
|Ethnicity - Government Policy
|Tertiary Classification:
|promotional materials
|'21 MARCH/ Harmony Day/ 21 March is national Harmony Day. Harmony Day coincides with the United Nations International Day for the elimination of Racial Discrimination...'
|Issued By:
|Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA), Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia, 2004
|Place & Date Used:
|Australia, 2004
This item is part of the following themes:
Similar items
Previous Page
| More


text:
W Hoboken
- Reviews & Prices
- Guest Rooms
- Photos
- Amenities
- Map
|#2 in Best New Jersey Hotels
|Hotel Class 4.0-star
|Critic Rating Moderate
Guest Rating
TripAdvior Traveler Rating
Based on 811 reviews
U.S. News Review
If you're looking to spend some time in the Big Apple without wasting all your souvenir money on Manhattan lodging, the W Hoboken makes a great affordable alternative. You'll have to commute across the Hudson, but the New Jersey Transit's Hoboken train station — which shuttles people to New York on a regular basis — is just a few blocks south of the hotel's front door. And don't think that just because you've crossed the river you can't enjoy a taste of big city style. This is, after all, a W Hotel: Common areas like the lobby are illuminated by trendy blue and purple lighting, while guest rooms are emblazoned with bright colors and modern furnishings. Plus, according to guests, you won't find better vistas of the NYC skyline; just make sure to ask the front desk for a room with a view. Meanwhile, the hotel's Bliss Spa and Zylo Tuscan Steak House can help you refuel and rejuvenate after a long day in the city. And because of its ties to the Starwood Hotels family, members of the Preferred Guest program can trade in their points for free nights or room upgrades.
- #2 in Best New Jersey Hotels
- #58 in Starwood Hotels & Resorts
- #5 in W Hotels & Resorts
Awards Received
- AAA/CAA Four Diamond Lodgings 2015
Guest Rooms
- High Price
- Average Price
- Low Price
- Today
- +1 Week
- +2 Weeks
- +3 Weeks
- Room Service
- Internet Access
- Business Center
- Dining
- Pets Allowed
- Parking
- Meeting Rooms
- Fitness Center
Editor's note: Hotel information is updated periodically. If this is your property and you notice any inaccuracies, please let us know.
Similar Hotels Nearby
The Westin Jersey City Newport
1.1 miles away
- Hotel Class4.0-star
Hyatt Regency Jersey City on the Hudson
1.6 miles away
- Hotel Class4.0-star
Westminster Hotel
17.3 miles away
- Hotel Class4.0-star
Hilton Short Hills
17.7 miles away
- Hotel Class4.0-star


text:
Any word on what machines this will run on?
OS X 10.10 Yosemite available for developers today, customers getting it this fall
The beta for OS X Yosemite, announced today at WWDC 2014, will be available to developers today. Customers will get Yosemite this fall for free.
Those customers in the OS X Public Beta Program will be able to download and test OS X 10.10 before the consumer release as well, should they be brave enough.
Stay tuned to iMore and our liveblog of the Keynote for the latest news right from WWDC.
Have something to say about this story? Leave a comment! Need help with something else? Ask in our forums!
Reader comments
OS X 10.10 Yosemite available for developers today, customers getting it this fall
any computer that runs mavericks will run yosemite
Any Mac that can run OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or OS X 10.9 Mavericks will be able to also run OS X Yosemite. More over, few settings need to consider.
To run Yosemite, users will need Macs with 2GB of RAM, at least 8GB of available storage and at least OS X 10.6.8 already installed on the device, in order to be able to download Yosemite from the Mac App Store.


text:
Of Mice and Men is often required reading in many high schools and it is held in high regard for good reason. It stands among the best of Steinbeck's work and is also one of the best novellas around.
Though a short story it manages to tell a compelling tale of two men - George and Lenny - during the Great Depression on the west coast of America (eagle eyed Steinbeck fans will recognise that this is a common theme among many of his works) simply trying to find a job to make enough money to buy food and survive.
Though simplistic you do easily get attached to the characters and you begin to empathise with them and their situation. Lenny is a simpleton who means well but often finds himself in trouble due to unfathomable reasons: all he wants to do is touch and stroke soft things like rabbits but this gets him in trouble as he is a large man and often over exerts himself. George meanwhile is always ready to defend Lenny when the need calls for it. The two work together on a farm where they encounter issues such as racism (played as it would have been during that era in America) and grudges.
Without spoiling too much else it's safe to say if you like Steinbeck you'll love Of Mice and Men. It, like many of Steinbeck's other works, is the story of working men trying to survive and carve out a place for themselves during a tough time.
What did you think of this review?
Use Trust Points to see how much you can rely on this review.


text:
3.5" lift
I just got a set of 3.5" lift spacers for the front. I wanted to get your guys knowledge on what else I will need to complete the lift. The truck is a 97 1500 it is mainly used on ranch land so no real need for a lot of flex. What size lift will the rear need to level it out?:4-dontknow: thanks
i used a 21/2'' coil spacer and 2'' and it seemed to even out the front rake my truck had.. its not compleatly level and the front still comes down lower then the rear... hope this helps
Depends on how level the truck is once you install the 3.5" lift . You will probably need longer shocks as well . 3.5" seems like it will make the front sit higher so a 1.5" rear block would work to level it out and lift the truck all around .
Do not stack blocks please just get a new block 1 1/2 to 2" taller than the factory one. I recomend control arms and shocks for 3.5"
|All times are GMT -4. The time now is 10:21 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.9
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
= Copyright RamForumZ.com a Gigathreads.com Network Site =Ad Management by RedTyger


text:
A campaign that makes seasonal flu vaccinations for hospital staff free, convenient, ubiquitous and hard to ignore succeeds fairly well in moving care providers closer to a state of "herd" immunity and protecting patients from possible infection transmitted by health care workers, according to results of a survey at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
In a report published in the Feb. 1 edition of the journal Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology, researchers say the rate of seasonal flu vaccination for the 2008-2009 season among health care workers at the Johns Hopkins East Baltimore medical campus, including The Johns Hopkins Hospital, was double the national average. They attribute the results to a persistent campaign that made it easy to get vaccinated and also to the wider availability of free community-based vaccination opportunities.
The 2008 survey, conducted by the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine's Division of Occupational Medicine, showed that 71.3 percent of the 10,763 hospital staff, including medical school faculty, nurses, researchers and students, received the so-called flu shot. Staff got the vaccine either as a nasal mist or by injection between September 2008 and January 2009, when people are most likely to come into contact with the highly contagious virus.
For workers who came into direct contact with patients on a daily basis, the number was even higher, at 82.8 percent. Experts say that achieving a 100 percent population vaccination rate is the only way to prevent even sporadic transmission, but that herd immunity can, at least, prevent outbreaks from sweeping across whole sections of the hospital.
Preliminary numbers for the 2009-2010 season show even further progress for The Johns Hopkins Hospital, with an estimated 25 percent jump in vaccinations (or 1,500 more inoculated staff), an increase the experts attribute to the emergence of H1N1 last year and heightened public awareness about the dangers p
|Contact: David March
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions


text:
Life According to Damaris
- Fun Finding Nemo Activities for the Weekend! Sat, Dec 1, 2012 7:02pm
- Monsters University Poster Sat, Dec 1, 2012 4:13am
10,157 votes
7,095 visits
Welcome to Picket Fence Blogs! Our site provides you with the top lifestyle blogs on the web. Feel free to just look around, or add your own blog so others can find you and benefit from what you have to say. Plus, it's free to join!


text:
I'm a nurse by day, and a smut writer by night. It's my secret identity, like I'm Supergirl or something. Only my super power is making people read one-handed.
I'm working on two new series right now. The Forgotten Virgins Club is about a group of girls who were ignored by boys all through high school but when they go to college things start picking up. These are all longer stories, written as very steamy erotic romances. The Perils of Polly is about a girl named Polly who is a college senior who is always getting into some sort of trouble. These are shorter stories with a much higher proportion of sex, a lot like the Preacher's Daughters series.
Thanks to everyone who takes the time to let me know how they like my stories. *kisses*


text:
We're looking for a motivated, multi-talented, independent recent grad to join the 99U team. Read on to see if you fit the bill.read more →
1. The art of finding the best people to help you push your idea forward. 2. One of the biggest challenges of managing and growing a creative team.


text:
All gauges, gauges kits and gauge accessories are drop shipped from our supplier's warehouse. Delay expected due to drop ship. Tracking number will be forwarded as soon as we receive it. Overnight shipping not available on these items.
DP-Tuner - Diesel performance tuning
Office hours are located
on the contact us page!
Power Stroke-Duramax-Cummins