text:
Edinburgh-based Kestros already has contracts with several NHS trusts, including Ayrshire and Arran, for products such as the MiCheckin app, which allows patients to keep track of appointments. The firm's Repeat Visit Alert system sends a text message to clinical staff when a patient with a known condition is taken into hospital.
Craneware, which is also based in Edinburgh, will pay up to £1.25 million to buy the company and take on its five members of staff. Kestros, founded in 2009, is currently owned by its founder Manjit Mooker and head of development Calum McRae.
"We believe Kestros, with its highly innovative and sophisticated mobile application, which is currently in use in the NHS, has significant potential for expansion," said Craneware chief executive Keith Neilson in a statement yesterday.
"The governments in both the US and the UK are pushing for greater IT links between patients and healthcare providers, meaning both markets are highly receptive to innovative technologies such as Kestros'."
London-listed Craneware will pay £150,000 in cash for the firm and hand out the remainder in new company shares, depending on the firm hitting revenue targets.
Craneware said Kestros' software will fit well with its existing products, which include medical billing programmes and pharmacy supply trackers. The group said it has contracts with almost a quarter of all hospitals registered in the United States.
The company employs more than 200 people at offices in Edinburgh and four US states.
The company also announced yesterday that it has appointed American healthcare veteran Russ Rudish as its new non-executive chairman. Mr Rudish most recently worked for consulting giant Deloitte as its global healthcare leader.


text:
I've taken many pictures of ward members using the Camera App (a few weeks ago) and I saw the upload ability in LDS tools today, AWESOME!
However, when I upload their pictures, it looks like this on lds.org/directory using Google Chrome:
I imagine it is so big because I used a picture from my camera roll instead of taking a new picture.
Is there an easy way to crop this so it can be approved?
Thank you!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Mellanox TechnologiesShared publicly -
Networking specialist Mellanox has announced Spectrum - a non-blocking 25/100G switch for data centers. Spectrum is based on the Open Ethernet architecture, which means it can run a variety of open source and proprietary software. The switch delivers 6.4Tb/s full wire speed switching and routing capacity.
The Spectrum switch offers faster connectivity, can run third-party software
Add a comment...


text:
Online & Mobile Banking
Online Banking Plus
Many businesses have specialized online banking needs. Pacific Continental provides you with unique levels of access and security for multiple users and online tools. You can complete a number of transactions with one of our two online banking platforms to maximize productivity. Online Banking is suitable for either personal or general business needs, whereas Online Banking Plus provides an extensive menu of services, unique levels of access and security for multiple users and online tools.
- ACH Origination Services
- Direct Deposit Payroll
- Cash Concentration
- Donation Collection
- Electronic Payments Distribution and Collection
- Online Wire Transfers
- Stop Payment
- Check Images
- Advanced Bill Pay (pdf)
Download our Online Banking Services brochure. (pdf)
Read the Online Banking Plus User's Guide. (pdf)
Not currently an online banking user? Sign-up today!
Business registration | Personal registration
View hardware, software and browser requirements for Online Banking. (pdf)
Commercial Payments Webinar & Instructions
Watch the video below and read these instructions to learn how to send wire and ACH transactions, set up new templates, add recipients and manage users in Pacific Continental Banks Online Banking Plus platform.
Mobile Banking
Pacific Continental's new mobile banking app is now available for Apple and Android devices. Our app includes the following features to make your day-to-day banking activities simple and easy:
- Display account balances and details in real-time.
- Complete fund transfers.
- Review account history, including recent activity, transaction descriptions, check numbers, and amounts.
- Send single ACH transactions to existing recipients.
- Approve transactions.
- Send bill payments to existing payees.
- Tablet friendly.
How to Enroll
Its easy to enroll in mobile banking! Start by logging in to your online banking account. Download the app through iTunes or Google Play and launch the application.
If you'd like additional assistance, please contact your banker, email us at email@example.com, or visit any of our offices to speak with a designated mobile banking expert. We are available to guide you through the setup process and to address any of your questions or concerns.


text:
I understand and accept the above rental criteria. Further, I understand the falsification of rental application information will result in automatic denial of rental. WRPS, LP/Western Rim Property Services rental policies are a guideline, which enables us to accept as prospective residents those individuals who are creditworthy and do not have a criminal background. This rental policy does not insure that all individuals residing on or visiting the community conform to these guidelines.
A copy of this agreement will be sent to our leasing agents and a second copy will be sent to each of the signers provided below. Submission of a valid e-mail address is mandatory for us to process your application.


text:
REGION: Retreat shooter sentenced 96 years to life
Man, 71, killed woman, attacked three others
On Friday, Mandio noted that any sentence he imposed would result in Chong spending the rest of his life in prison, but pointed out that Chong planned to kill both couples.
"Four separate people who were each assaulted, and in each instance Mr. Chong intended to kill each of these individuals," Mandio said. "This is about as bad as it gets ... I think Mr. Chong is fooling himself."
After Chong shot the Yuns, he walked to the Kims' residence. When Joseph Kim spotted Chong, he was kicking and stomping Julina Kim, Smith said.
Chong pointed his gun at Joseph Kim and fired, but then Joseph Kim disarmed him. Julina Kim left the house with the gun while Joseph Kim engaged in a fight for his life.
Chong said he planned to kill himself but the Kims took his gun away, according to a report filed with the court by Deputy Probation Officer Staci Hines.
Hines said Chong told her the truth did not come out during the trial.
"Everything said at trial was a lie," Hines' report states Chong said. "I am disappointed with the legal system because they didn't let me speak the truth, but accused me of being a liar and an evil spirit."
Call staff writer Tammy J. McCoy at 951-676-4315, ext. 2628.


text:
July 1, 2015
No posts with tag grey's found!
TV Squad Hot Topics
Most Popular Articles
From Our Partners
- 'Teen Wolf': 15 Freaky Moments from 'Parasomnia'
- 25 Timeless 'Seinfeld' Episodes Everyone Needs to Re-Watch
- Best 'Pretty Little Liars' Quotes from 'She's No Angel'
- Eliminated 'Bachelorette' Suitors JJ Lane and Tanner Tolbert Join 'Bachelor in Paradise'
- Vicki Gunvalson on Leaving 'RHOC': 'I've Thought About It'
- More From BuddyTV
- 'Ant-Man' Director on Paul Rudd in 'Captain America: Civil War': 'I Got Really Envious'
- Why 'Scream Queens' Is To Die For: 7 Answers to the Internet's Most Popular Questions!
- Joe Manganiello on Past Struggles With Addiction: 'It's an Ongoing Battle'
- Enrique Iglesias Arrested in Florida for Driving With a Suspended License
- Hank Baskett & Kendra Wilkinson Finally Open Up About Sex Scandal: 'I Never Engaged In Anything'
- More From ET


text:
Barb Jungr Returns To New York For October Shows 10/18-29
Barb Jungr returns to New York from London for her ninth Metropolitan Room engagement. From October 18 to 29, in ten prime-time shows, Jungr presents the New York premiere of "Man in the Long Black Coat," her first live show in New York devoted entirely to Bob Dylan.
Widely regarded as "the foremost interpreter of Bob Dylan's back catalogue" (The Independent), Jungr began making Dylan waves when she released her first Dylan compilation, "Every Grain of Sand," with Linn Records in 2002. As she added other American rockers to her repertoire, Jungr became a major draw in New York and internationally for credibly adding new names to the Great American Songbook. Sparking what Stephen Holden of The NY Times called "a small revolution" and getting picked by Time Out NY as the #1 & 2 top live cabaret acts in New York, in 2008 and 2009 respectively, Jungr championed the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Leonard Cohen, David Byrne, Neil Diamond, Hank Williams and Elvis Presley, to name a few. Time Out's Adam Feldman called her innovations "passionate reworkings."
Throughout this run of groundbreaking shows, which included a survey of Nina Simone and frequent dalliances with Brel and Piaf, critics continued to marvel at the remarkable, eye-opening symbiosis between Jungr and Dylan.
Her second coming with Dylan is a brand new compilation CD (also from Linn Records, released in the UK to great acclaim earlier this year and by Naxos in the U.S. on September 27) of songs recorded post-"Every Grain of Sand," with four newly recorded tracks. Celebrating the release of "Man in the Long Black Coat" Jungr's live show begins a U.S. tour at The Rrazz room in San Francisco on October 10 before coming to New York. Accompanying Jungr on piano for her U.S. tour is the New York-based Tracy Stark.
A 2008 Nightlife Award-winner (outstanding cabaret vocalist), Jungr was a fixture in London's alternative cabaret scene in the late 70's (when she was a member of the cult vocal group The Three Courgettes, and half of Jungr and Parker). She launched her solo career in 1997, and her solo recordings date back "Durga Rising" (1997) and "Bare" (1999). She picked up a 2003 Back Stage Bistro Award, appearing occasionally in New York. But it was her Metropolitan Room debut in January 2007 and subsequent appearances there that began to galvanize her American following. She also appeared at the Café Carlyle in 2009 and 2010. Her last Metropolitan Room engagement was the premiere of "River" (in May of 2010) which celebrated the release of "The Men I Love," and which Time Out picked as the top cabaret recording of the year.
"Man in the Long Black Coat" performs from October 18 to 29, on two consecutive Tuesdays through Saturdays, for a total of ten shows. Performances are October 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29. All shows are at 7pm. Jungr's music charge is $25. The Nightlife and Bistro Award-winning Metropolitan Room, 34 West 22nd Street, celebrated its fifth anniversary in May. For reservations call 212/206-0440 or to order online visit www.metropolitanroom.com.
About Author
- Casting Roundup: Sarah Chalke, Kim Raver Headline New Pilots
- ADVENTURE TIME Headed to the Big Screen?
- Pilot Season Roundup: Colm Feore, Daniel Stern, Dave Annable to Star in New Shows
- James Franco to Star in New Fox Comedy, WHY HIM?
- Christopher Meloni to Star in WGN America's Slave Drama UNDERGROUND
- Check Out Alex Dunphy's Full College Essay from Latest MODERN FAMILY Episode
- Photo Flash: HBO Reveals Key Art for GAME OF THRONES Season 5
- Syfy to Honor Leonard Nimoy with Special Programming This Sunday
- Grammy Winner Kelly Clarkson Exclusively Premieres New Music from New Album on MTV, VH1 & CMT First
- CONSTELLATIONS' Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson Set for THEATER TALK This Weekend


text:
Addicted to Grey's Anatomy
View Single Post
el vato encabronado
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Phoenix
Posts: 6,664
Addicted to Grey's Anatomy
Anyone like this show? I just started watching it like 3 days ago and I've already gone through 20 episodes. I started halfway through season 5 because I dvr'ed the 3 daily episodes they air on Lifetime channel. I found a site online and begun watching it from episode 1. Very awesome show. I'll admit I first was intrigued by it because of Katherine Heigl. It grew on me, 1 year ago I hated this show with all my guts, now I put aside my daily m@sturbation ritual to watch this show. I literally am addicted to this show, any free time I have, I dedicate to watching the show. I have 6 seasons to cover. I haven't watched a show this often since Smallville and House. Also on my new fav tv show list is Big Bang theory.
View Public Profile
Send a private message to highwhey
Find More Posts by highwhey


text:
Originally written on BroncoTalk | Last updated 11/21/12
(Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) On Wednesday, the NFL announced that Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller has been named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week. Against the Chargers on Sunday, Miller notched six tackles, three sacks and two forced fumbles in Denver's 30-23 win over San Diego. His three sacks and two forced fumbles both represented career highs. Miller, a second-year stud out of Texans A&M, leads the NFL with 23 tackles for a loss in 2012, owns career 24.5 sacks, trailing only Hall of Fame linebacker Derrick Thomas for the most sacks through a player's first 25 games (since 1982). In our book, Miller is one of the top candidates to win Defensive Player of the Year. Over the past two seasons, Miller has recorded 44 tackles behind the line of scrimmage—the highest total among all players during that time period. Congrats to Von on his well-deserved award. We have no doubt that Miller will take home many more awards before he hangs up his cleats someday down the road.
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
NFL 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:
The Challenge of Hiring Linksters
Karen Leland | Posted 07.16.2012 | Small Business
Read More: Generation X, Small Business, Technology, Linksters, Interns, Office-Assistants, Summer Vacation, Small Business News
In one short month summer will be here, and millions of Linksters, also known as "The Facebook Generation," will be working in small businesses as office assistants, interns, busboys, lifeguards and camp counselors.
In offices everywhere, today's the day to thank the most important person in your life -- your administrative assistant. April 25 marks National Admin...


text:
One thing about Oracle Apex that I just don't get is the lack of freedom when it comes to styling and placing things on a page. I have three Oracle Apex "buttons" that I would like to place inside a html table that has a table headers on it. Because Oracle Apex requires me to create an Apex Button object it places it on the page for me within a region. Is there a way that I can tell Apex that I would like to place those buttons within a table? Not an oracle apex report just a plain old html table. Sorry this might be such a basic question but I can't seem to find any examples.
I don't think so. You can use the APEX_ITEM package to create all sorts of form elements and place them wherever you want, but not buttons. I think you can create just a regular HTML button and add some Javascript that loads the correct URL when pressed. Most page items and such you can set in the URL.
Easiest way is a Custom Region. Version 4 also has a style free DIV in the same vein as this (no markup, just a DIV) and Parent/Child relationship for regions now too.
Apex is as flexible as you want it to be.
To submit a form you can :add your hand written code
Try to add this where you would like the page to be submitted from :
Note that what is passed to the doSubmit() function is the :REQUEST that you can handle in your PL/SQL.


text:
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Education and/or Experience
Please forward your resume to:email@example.com
Lube Technician
Responsible for lubricating cars in a quick, yet thorough manner.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Drag and drop a widget underneath here to make it available on every page of the site and opened up as popup.
Not Found


text:
YIELD: Serves 10
Make pork:
Position pork atop 9- to 10-inch-diameter tart pan bottom. Transfer to large rimmed baking sheet. Brush pork with oil. Combine salt, sugar, thyme, sage and pepper in small bowl. Rub spice mixture over pork. Cover with plastic and refrigerate overnight.
Position rack in bottom third of oven and preheat to 450°F. Fill pork cavity with enough stuffing to mound in center. Cover tips of pork bones with foil. Roast pork 20 minutes. Reduce temperature to 325°F. Continue roasting until thermometer inserted into center of pork meat registers 150°F, about 1 hour 50 minutes. Remove foil from bones. Continue roasting until thermometer inserted into center of pork and stuffing registers 155°F, about 15 minutes longer. Carefully transfer roast atop tart pan bottom to platter.
Make gravy:
Add 1 cup broth to baking sheet and scrape up browned bits from bottom of baking sheet. Pour juices into 2-cup glass measuring cup; freeze 15 minutes. Spoon fat off top of pan juices. Transfer pan juices to medium saucepan. Add remaining 1/2 cup beef broth and apple cider. Bring to boil. Dissolve cornstarch into applejack in small bowl; whisk into broth mixture. Boil until gravy thickens slightly, about 3 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer gravy to sauceboat.
Carve roast between bones to separate chops. Serve with stuffing and gravy.


text:
Ok, so I'm very new to the hunt seat circle so bare with me. My son is in his second year of four h and we have a pony this year that he plans to ride hunt seat. I bought a small child sized hunt seat saddle and off we went. Well the saddle slides forward on the pony. He went to his first fun show and was riding English for the 3rd time ever and someone snotted off as they walked by "are you riding the horse or its neck" after he came out of his class. I pulled the saddle back and readjusted the girth put him back on and ten minutes later the saddle had already worked its way back forward. I decided the girth must be too big so I bought a new girth and it fastens 3rd hole up on each side of the saddle. So I know its not to big. Yet tonight the saddle slid forward again.
I personally think that when the saddle is sitting correctly behind her withers that the girth is not coming around her belly correctly. Instead of fastening just behind her front legs it fastens at the fattest part of her belly. So its not rocket science to figure out its going to slide to the narrower portion of her body. My mother was over and said maybe there is a "pony" hunt seat saddle that is set up with different rigging so that it wouldn't fasten halfway through her belly.
Is there such a thing? I've checked several tack stores online and nobody says it has pony rigging, just that its a 14" seat. I have a 14" seat now so obviously seat size does not distinguish the rigging type.
Advice please! Thanks


text:
Technology stocks gained over the quarter, largely paced by sector heavyweight Apple.
The Fund outperformed its benchmark, led by our selection of semiconductor and Internet retail stocks.
Internet software and services, along with an out-of benchmark position in consumer finance, detracted from relative results.
We are attracted to several rapidly growing companies offering novel products and services, yet are mindful of valuations,which may have gotten ahead of fundamentals.


text:
Brainstorming about halibut bycatch is the theme of a two-day workshop this week in Seattle. Topping the discussions: the methods used to collect bycatch numbers and the accuracy of the data.
Setting a precedent: the International Pacific Halibut Commission and North Pacific Fishery Management Council working together to reduce the estimated 10 million pounds of halibut taken as bycatch and discarded in Alaska's fisheries.
"As far as I know, this meeting represents a first-ever joint effort by the two bodies to meet together to discuss current "science" and/or research," said Duncan Fields of Kodiak, a member of the management council.
The council sets halibut bycatch limits in federal waters, which produce 80 percent of Alaska seafood landings. The halibut commission tracks and studies stocks and sets annual catch limits for commercial halibut fisheries in the U.S. and Canada.
It has been more than two decades since bycatch levels were soundly re-evaluated by the management council; two years ago, the halibut commission reconvened a task force to study how bycatch loss affects halibut stock assessments and fishery management.
Fields said he has "high hopes" for the joint meeting.
The North Pacific council plans to reduce halibut bycatch limits in Gulf of Alaska fisheries at its June meeting in Kodiak.
Alaska seafood is tops
The seafood industry provides the most jobs in Alaska -more than oil and gas, mining, timber and tourism combined - and seafood is Alaska's top export.
State numbers show that Alaska's total exports increased by more than 26 percent last year, with a value of $5.2 billion, the highest ever. Half that value came from seafood exports, a 35 percent increase over 2010.
Last year also marked the first year China ranked as the top importer of Alaska products, with seafood topping the list ($836 million). China was followed by Japan, Korea, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, France, Thailand, Spain and Portugal. Europe accounted for more than 22 percent of Alaska seafood exports last year.
Other Alaska exports included mineral ores, which increased 31.7 percent to $1.8 billion; precious metals (primarily gold), were up 24.7 percent to $266.4 million. Forest products exports increased 1.9 percent to $119.3 million. Energy exports decreased 7.3 percent to $387.7 million.
Herring watch
Big roe herring shortfalls at Southeast have boosted fishing and buying interest at Kodiak. The fishery began April 15 and 25 to 35 boats are signed up to fish, compared to 17 last season, said James Jackson, a fishery manager at the department of fish and game in Kodiak. As many as seven major companies are buying fish, valued for its eggs, called roe.
"I think a lot of that has to do with the large harvest that did not get taken down in Sitka," Jackson said.
The Sitka herring fishery in late March produced less than half of its nearly 29,000-ton quota, and a small fishery at West Behm Canal was cancelled altogether. That boosts buyer interest in Kodiak's 5,355-ton herring harvest. Hopes are high that the fish will fetch more than the disappointing $200 a ton last year.
Unlike other Alaska regions where herring fisheries can be over in a few short openers, Kodiak's fishery can occur in up to 81 different sections around the island, and the fishery lasts through June.
Kodiak also is a "stopover" for boats heading to the state's largest herring fishery at Togiak in Bristol Bay.
Alaska's herring fisheries will continue along the westward coast all the way to Norton Sound. The statewide fisheries bring more than $20 million to coastal communities.
Laine Welch is a Kodiak-based fisheries journalist. Her Fish Radio programs can be heard on stations around the state. This material is protected by copyright. For information on reprinting, contact email@example.com.
Laine welch


text:
The latest version of Adobe Flash Player is required to watch this video.
Please click on the link below to download the latest version. Thanks!
CBNNews.com - St. Paul, Minn. - The Republican Party platform adopted at this week's national convention calls for the United States to move its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. The document also reaffirms the U.S. commitment to Israel's security and calls for a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinians, with the proviso that Palestinians "support leaders who reject terror, embrace the institutions and ethos of democracy, and respect the rule of law."
The U.S. Congress passed a law in 1995 mandating that the American embassy move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. But under State Department pressure, Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, who both promised to move the embassy, blocked the move for more than a decade by enacting a clause in the legislation that allows the executive branch to cite national security concerns.
The 2008 Republican platform states, "We support Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel and moving the American embassy to that undivided capital of Israel."
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain says he supports moving the embassy.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Are you seeking answers in life? Are you hurting? Are you facing a difficult situation?
Find peace with God, discover more about God or send us your prayer request.
Call The 700 Club Prayer Center at 1 (800) 823-6053, 24 hours a day.
A caring friend will be there to pray with you in your time of need.
CBN News is a national/international, nonprofit news organization that provides programming by cable, satellite, and the Internet, 24-hours a day. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.
Time to eliminate Islamic StateBoaz Bismuth
Ramadan TerrorDr. Mordechai Kedar
Palestinians' words kill tooElyakim Haetzni
Palestinians: Why Salam Fayyad Lacks Popular SupportKhaled Abu Toameh
Sink the FlotillaJack Engelhard
Why Did a Major US Jewish Leader Criticize Israel as He Left Office?Ronn Torossian
The Gaza War 2014Hirsh Goodman and Dore Gold
Islamic Hate for the Christian CrossRaymond Ibrahim


text:
Randall, S; (2007) The African AIDS epidemic: A history. POPULATION STUDIES-A JOURNAL OF DEMOGRAPHY , 61 (2) 237 - 238.
Full text not available from this repository.
|The African AIDS epidemic: A history.
|UCL classification:
|UCL > School of Arts and Social Sciences > Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences > Anthropology
Archive Staff Only: edit this record


text:
21 Sep 2012
For some reason, we're all about soul music at OLI right now. From the classic, rich soul of Cody ChesnuTT, to the electronic soul of Stubborn Heart via the northern soul / punk showdown of the new Computers album. There was no big plan behind this trend, sometimes these things just happen.


text:
January 7, 2013
For a slow cooked, exotic meal, try this amazing recipe that we found in the archives. Thanks to Foodista member: Gio Ray Mangaya-ay, you can make this rich and satisfying meal.
We simply love the Chinese five spice powder, and now we have to have it in our pantry all the time. What a wonderful way to end a chilly winter day.
Image Sources:
Permalink Kavarma
July 15, 2013
July 15, 2013
That sounds and looks gorgeous. I love anything Chinese and I'll be having a go at making this one.
Related Articles
- Grilled Five Spice Chicken
- Asian Comfort Food: Yaki Gyoza
- Black Tea Marbled Eggs with Chinese Five Spice
- Asian Comfort Food: Chinese-Style Chicken Curry
- Low Iodine Living: Day 9
- 5 Grilled Main Dishes to Serve at Your Labor Day Barbecue
- Spice Up Your Life: 5 Make Your Own Spice Blends
- The Ultimate Ramen Burger
- A Twist on Classic Potato Salad
- 5 Bold Gluten Free Butternut Squash Comfort Foods
Related Recipes
Want more from Foodista? Sign up below!


text:
6.19.15 Marc Hom Keeps it Moving with MikaIf you're familiar with the work of Marc Hom, you've become accustomed to dramatic images with rich colors and luxurious lighting. There is a stillness that suffuses his work, a calm passion that is signature to Marc's photographs. But for his latest cover with Vanity Fair Italia, Marc went in a slightly different direction. "There's movement to it which I like. It's a bit more loose than other things that I do," says Marc about his latest cover with Vanity Fair that features European music sensation Mika. Mika expresses himself in many different arenas, and operates with a distinct intensity. But for this shoot, the two artists met in the middle and worked off each other's creative impulses. Mika and Marc have worked together before, so they already had a rapport walking into this shoot. That helped them jump right in and get started. The last time they worked together, they created images that really sang Mika's creative energy. When Marc compares this shoot to the last time, he says it's, "Not so extreme, not so elongated in his poses. A little bit more straight forward. A little bit less quirky." Mika is known for his explosive energy, so he and Marc found a way to be honest to both of their ways of working. In developing a pared down experience, Marc and Mika got to the root of their collective passions and found a natural stillness at the core. "I think there was a certain effortlessness to it which is always great," says Mark. "Mika knows what he likes. I think we just have good communication with where we want to take pictures. When that's in place it offers another kind of freedom to do what you want to do," says Marc. As their creative relationship develops, they're able to follow different lines of inspiration and energy, composing images that are unique and honest. Even though the images offer a calmer quality than what we usually see from Mika, Marc made sure the energy on set stayed high so the images would remain dynamic. "When you work fast you keep the rhythm up - I like that. We didn't take too long between each change and you just keep going." The constant flow of communication between Mark and Mika made for a collaboration that was honest to both of their styles, and a look at their shared work.
6.30.15 It's Wild On Set with Mark Hunter and UE BoomMark Hunter's work is filled with a signature energy. He honed that look when he was photographing nightclubs, and has carried it into his commercial work, creating space for those energies to converge when paired up with the right brands. UE Boom, a portable speaker company, is one of those brands that he's found synergy with. "I've worked with UE Boom now for a few years on different projects, and there's something about their product that just creates an insane energy," he says. "What's so great about working for them is they want to show the versatility of the speaker and all the fun things you can do with it. So we always try to push it to the limit." And for their latest campaign, they did push it to the limit. Mark and his crew traveled to Topanga Canyon in Los Angeles with their talent to throw a massive party and shoot the campaign as the celebration went on. "We had a slip-n-slide, we had water balloons, squirt gun fights, we did a little barbeque," says Mark. "When I do these kinds of lifestyle shoots, I really want to set up an environment where my models are going to actually enjoy themselves." Basically, Mark lets his on camera talent jump into the party and then he grabs his camera and captures as many authentic moments as he can. It's the only way to ensure that every moment will reflect honest moments and energy. With that many people running around, water flying every which way, and the music dialed up to 100, it can be challenging to coordinate everything. But for Mark, that's a part of what makes it so great. "It's a delicate balance when you're directing the talent to act natural and look out for the product. It's a very overwhelming set but it's sort of how I thrive," he explains. At the end of the day, it all works with Mark's style to create the best campaign possible. "It's not posed; the images are reacting to the elements and what's happening. It is one of the best translations of my photography style into a commercial situation." For a portable, waterproof speaker the energy that Mark Hunter brings to all his shoots was exactly what they needed.
6.29.15 Polyester Makes Limitations an Asset for Smile TrainEvery year more than 170-thousand children are born with cleft lips or cleft palates. These conditions make it difficult or impossible for them to eat, breathe, or speak properly. And, as non-profit Smile Train points out, it also hinders their smiles. Smile Train uses their donations to provide surgeries for as many of these children as possible enabling them to lead rich and productive lives without being encumbered by the disability they were born with. Just recently, Smile Train teamed up with Polyester Studio to help get their message out there. That message? That Smile Train makes more smiles possible. As they tell it, every child smiles as much as 400 times a day so they should look and feel their best. Every dollar that Smile Train receives helps them reach out to as many kids as possible. The themes of Smile Train's work is neither easy nor cheerful, but when the non-profit is successful it can be a celebration. That's where they started with Polyester: to bring a piece that highlighted the joy and hope of their work. It is a short and condensed piece, but full of bright imagery. A delightful deluge of smiling children one after another flash over the screen in a very limited color palate. It is a celebration of joy and laughter in a short amount of time, and a reminder of the benefits of Smile Train's work. Limits, like the narrow color palette of the spot, are rarely considered a blessing when we think about placing boundaries on art. But Jeremy Dimmock from Polyester says that they can actually help an artist reach potential. "The more restrictions you put on creative people, the more it allows them to push further in other areas," he explains. Polyester was limited in the amount of time they had for the final piece, but also by the color palate. They were only allowed white, and two blues. But because of these limitations it makes the piece communicate better. By excising the excess, it clarifies the message. "It doesn't seem totally chaotic because it's such a wonderfully limited palette and it is so nicely graphic," says Jeremy. "The limitations kind of give direction, letting us know what we have to do and go for it." This spot is just one of a collection of pieces they're completing for the non-profit. We've included another one of the fruits of this ongoing collaboration.
6.26.15 The Individuals of San Francisco by Jason MadaraAny city, any community, is a collection of people. Its make up and status as a destination is reliant upon the people who populate it. Few cities are better known for their people than San Francisco, full of radicals and businessmen, hippies and the old guard. Jason Madara counts himself among the artists of San Francisco, operating his studio out of the City by the Bay. But it was George McCalman, Art Director of McCalmanCo, who proposed they take a look at their community and document the individuals that make San Francisco so unique. Jason and George have been friends for years, even sharing a studio together. The initial conversation for this project, that they call "Individuals," took place in 2009. It wasn't until earlier this year, six years later, that they were finally able to get the shoot together. They brought together a diverse group of artists and entrepreneurs from all over the city, people who had supported Jason, McCalman, and their communities, to be the best representation of what San Francisco is. Photographers, Writer, Chefs, Architects, Designers, Florists. These are the people that stand behind storefronts and prepare the morning coffee. They design the buildings and paint the walls inside them. They are how a city works. "For me and George this is to show the creativity of San Francisco," explains Jason. "It's such an amazing, creative place where a lot of people just stay in the shadows. They don't really come out and be seen. Especially artists." Because of this project these previously anonymous artists will be seen. The array of crucial positions that keep the city moving is juxtaposed against the stark and simple backgrounds that Jason and McCalmanCo chose to set the tone. They're textured sheets and broad white boards, making the faces of these characters pop out so that we see who they are rather than what they represent. In a city of nearly one million inhabitants, it's easy to forget that every life is unique. But thanks to "Individuals" we'll never make that mistake. "Individuals" is an ongoing collaboration between Jason Madara and George McCalman and the shots included here represent the fruits of their first shoot. Jason and George intend to continue documenting the creative people around them with the culminating goal of completing a book. Stay tuned!
6.25.15 Rod Hunt and Ikea Make a Home for Every FamilySince rising to incredible popularity over the last decade, Ikea has become synonymous with accessible interior design. Their massive collection and affordable prices mean that there is an Ikea piece that will fit into almost anyone's life. But not everyone was aware of that. In fact, Ikea found a handful of families who felt left out of Ikea's identity. So Ikea wanted to show them how much they already belonged. Teaming up with BBDO, Ikea tapped Rod Hunt and famed Russian author Grigory Oster to bring some of Ikea's stranger potential customers into the fray. Over the course of months, Ikea conducted interviews and accepted submissions from unique personalities. Oster took those conversations and turned them into short stories that were finally compiled into a book called Kvartirovedenie, which can be translated to "Apartmentology." Then the families worked with Ikea to the find the selection of pieces that were right for them and help them express their identities in their living spaces. Finally, Rod Hunt got familiar with ten of these groups and their new Ikea furniture, incorporating every element into a massive illustration that showed each family compartmentalized as if on one floor of Ikea. This illustration is completely navigable and interactive on their site as a game where you can explore the entire complex. In Rod's illustration these mini homes fit together like puzzle pieces, showing the irony of how these people who didn't see themselves fitting in at all now flawlessly share their walls with families who are so different from them. At the end of the day it is proof that there is a space for every family, no matter what they look like, as long as we're willing to help find them their space. Check out Rod's full illustration, and the video where you get to meet these characters, below.
6.24.15 Jeff Soto Is Repopulating the World's Mysterious CornersThe problem with the world today, as painter Jeff Soto sees it, is that we've become so accustomed to documentation that we've expunged mystery. The corners of our world are so photographed and catalogued as we chase the shadows with flashlights that it is impossible for anything to hide. We lift every stone and plunge every cave, threatening the habitats of our imagination with extinction. And it's a real shame. "I grew up with the idea that Big Foot is probably real, we just haven't found him," explains Jeff. "And the Loch Ness Monster is out there. There are all these mysteries. It's a better world when there's some mystery out there." Jeff cannot stand by and let these things happen. So he's populating this world with as much mystery as he can. In Nightgardens, Jeff's first ever solo show in his hometown of Los Angeles, he began by exploring traditional painting genres and techniques. Almost every painting started as a landscape, but quickly each found a life of its own. "It's funny, when I look at the paintings I've done for this show it doesn't really look like landscape painting," he says. "They all started with a landscape or a loose idea of a landscape. There's kind of an exploration of the dark and mysterious. There's a lot that I've been thinking about." As Jeff plumbs these questions, characters and beings show up in his scenes. Their appearance is like a reaction to the extinction of mystery in our world. Almost as if they arrive to be counted at a call for attendance. They show up to prove they're still there and we should still wonder. We can relax that there is still more to find, still more to understand. Jeff set up Nightgardens as a personal challenge to himself. He's using it as an opportunity to explore creatively, and scratch his artistic and intellectual itches. "Every painting is a challenge and there's an uncertainty," says Jeff, wading into the lands he's exploring in Nightgardens. "It makes me sad that maybe we've found everything or we know everything. There's no way we know everything, but I just like to think we don't know anything. There's a lot more to explore, I would hope." Nightgardens opens on June 27 at KP Projects / MKG, and will be on view through July 25.
6.23.15 He & Me Make Luxury Relatable for LexusSan Francisco is a unique city. Founded largely on the Gold Rush of 1849, it is a mixture of classic charm and brand new styling. Plenty of old money contextualizes the traditional architecture, while the recent tech boom has updated skyscrapers dressed in glass. It is the perfect mixture of luxury and comfortable modernity. The city was the ideal backdrop for He & Me's latest shoot for Lexus' NX series. The German photographer duo made up of Tom Mennemann and Yona Heckl brought these sporty and luxurious cars through the city to show off the variable milieus that Lexus' cars fit expertly within. The Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, Battery Street, and even the California coastline set the backdrop for the cars placing them effortlessly, but also anonymously, within a city that feels international. Major landmarks that identify San Francisco have been largely avoided to make the images as relatable as possible. Bringing a range of experience into the images, set within the borders of the blended aesthetic, allow He&Me's images to connect to Lexus' customers. And the range of experience is built directly into how He&Me work. The duo shoots in tandem, using two sets of eyes to see their scenes from every angle. "Two different cameras. Two different angles. Two different heights. Two different lenses," explains Tom. "We shoot quite a lot." That ensures they don't miss anything, experiencing the cars from every point of view, establishing a frame of reference for every customer. Cars are meant to be used by people, so they have to be relatable while being presented in the best way possible. As Tom tells it, "Our goal is to mix car photography with people photography." For Yona and Tom car photography is people photography, because even if people aren't in the frames, they were intended to drive the cars. The two photographers work for the context to make the beautiful machines seem livable, human, and framed to captivate their audience. They understand the cars, and see them clearly, so that the customers don't need to imagine themselves owning the car. They feel like they already do.
B&A Instafeed
- likes 33 // comments 1
- likes 57 // comments 1
- likes 45 // comments
- likes 59 // comments 5
- likes 39 // comments
- likes 34 // comments 1
- likes 60 // comments 2
- likes 90 // comments
- likes 47 // comments
- likes 56 // comments 2
- likes 64 // comments 2
- likes 116 // comments 4
- likes 40 // comments
- likes 40 // comments 1
- likes 58 // comments 1
- likes 34 // comments
- likes 90 // comments 3
- likes 28 // comments 3
- likes 47 // comments
- likes 55 // comments 2
- likes 74 // comments
- likes 64 // comments 3
- likes 45 // comments
- likes 56 // comments 1
- 7.4.15Kai and Sunny / Ryan Delahoz 'Matter of Time' Exhibit @ 886 Geary Gallery San Francisco
886 Geary Gallery San Francisco Jun 13- Jul 4
- 7.18.15Marcus Bleasdale Exhibit, 625 The Price of Precious: Conflict Minerals in Congo
The ART WORKS Studio, 625 N. Kingsbury St., Chicago, May 23 - July 18
- 6.30.15.@taylorswift13 is a huge fan of Kendrick Lamar (shot here by @wearetherhoads): http://t.co/6iZWazVULM http://t.co/Rm18Jgx9to
- 6.30.15Happy Birthday @MikeTyson! (Seen here on the cover of @espnmag by @joepugliese: http://t.co/P0SNMcoahm) http://t.co/AJQCJ131K3
- 6.30.15ICYMI: @PolyesterStudio Makes Limitations an Asset for @Smiletrain: http://t.co/NPZDSxJ84u http://t.co/8a5F47vAPS
- 6.29.15ICYMI: The Individuals of San Francisco by @jasonmadara: http://t.co/MsMinB8RRA http://t.co/2UxUuWhHMz
- 6.29.15.@PolyesterStudio teamed up with @Smiletrain to change the lives of hundreds of children: http://t.co/0WCdRNjnyY http://t.co/9Fy1PSxLPu
- 6.26.15Illustration by @jamesmjoyce. http://t.co/TMyuk3DyoB
- 6.26.15Illustration by @AndyGilmore_. http://t.co/ZyQjCRZb7y
- 6.25.15Today we remember Michael Jackson. RIP to the King of Pop. (Illustration by @stan_chow.) http://t.co/d4hMlUkUnL
- 6.25.15RT @Cannt2015: Art attack animation went down a storm last night. Big thank you to @ProMediaLDN for supplying the animation boards! http://…
- 6.24.15ICYMI: He & Me Make Luxury Relatable for @Lexus: http://t.co/7oXlLWPL35 http://t.co/jYmJYmVoPZ
- 6.24.15Do you wish there were a little more mystery in this world? @jeffsoto does: http://t.co/5foZzZrExm http://t.co/O8cDBrwPyh
- 6.24.15RT @DandADNewBlood: 'Draw on each other with Bernstein & Andriulli illustrators' says the blurb? Well that sounds like the dream: http://t.…


text:
;) The purple windows are kinda off, but the rest looks awesome!
During the day, Jeklynn Heights is a gorgeous place with beautiful scenery and friendly people. As the sun sets however, the town slowly descends into a quirky, bizarre, and violent town. In this stunning multiplayer title, play on either the rich Town Square or poor Slum team as you fight each other to escape this devastating town. Combining third and first person perspectives, as well as a multitude of genres, Jeklynn Heights is a ground breaking title that is guaranteed to raise a few eyebrows.
;) The purple windows are kinda off, but the rest looks awesome!
Agreed - probably going to redo the slum window lighting. Glad we are on the same page :)
But isn't that exactly what you wanted? To create a mood where the players think:"Somethings just not right here"
Looks awesome man! JH caught my eye the second I saw it on the games list, I became an instant fan! Love your art style and can't wait to see more!
Lookin good!
Benny the Barber's ranged weapon simply called the "Hair Fryer". Scene is from the Slums' base.


text:
Narrow your search
Brian Cooley explains why headlights are lousy and what you can do about it.
Brian Cooley looks at swiveling headlight and what they accomplish.
Hate blinding other drivers at night, but wish you could see more than you do with your low-beams? Mazda has a solution for you.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon created an experimental headlight that tracks other vehicles and blanks out the bits of light that would normally blind them in traffic.
NASA's Dawn spacecraft cozies up to the fascinating dwarf planet Ceres and sends back the best look yet at its oddball bright spots.
You can't avoid crashing into what you can't see. Traditional headlights show you what's in your path now, but adaptive headlights show what's in your path next. CNET's Brian Cooley explores new technologies for your car headlamps.
The popular housewares brand just added a new set of small kitchen appliances to its product family. We go hands-on.
The new QX30 design concept from Infiniti shows the company is willing to take risks in a market where boring wins the most sales.
At the 2015 Geneva auto show, Volkswagen will show a concept car featuring new styling and new tech, including the ability to understand and react to a driver's mood.
Oral-B, Smart Kapp, Cobi, and student Kenneth Shinozuka enter the 2015 winners circle for their unique approaches to Bluetooth-compatible products and services.


text:
13 members
Join EJC - Journalism Community
Dear Touhidur, welcome on board. Hope to welcome you as well in one of our blogs. Eliana
Welcome toEJC - Journalism Community
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
Loading feed
© 2015 Created by Arne Grauls.
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
In the age of the selfie, a new start-up offers to turn overwhelming photo collections into tangible memories.» Read More
Groupon is taking on established players like American Express, plus successful startups like Square, which Visa backs, along with PayPal and Google, which are also getting into the mobile payments space.
Twitter is rolling out a new look across the web and new mobile apps — offering a consistent, more personalized and photo-heavy experience — one that's consistent no matter where people are using the service.
Business lunch can be a minefield. When to talk and when to eat? Who should pay? Here's how to manage that important meeting. And leave the Groupon coupon at home, okay?
The Internet space has gotten so big that there's not much of an opportunity for entrepreneurs to get in, Yammer CEO David Sacks told CNBC Wednesday. But there's one area he sees as a real opportunity.
Linda Rottenberg, Endeavor Global CEO, explains why her non-profit organization, which supports start-ups in emerging markets, is betting on Greece.
Nintendo is hoping a new touch-screen controller and easy access to TV content will capture the attention of gamers and revive the languishing game market.
The serial entrepreneur offers advice on how to harness social media tools to better reach customers and the public, he tells Entrepreneur.
In an interview at Tech Crunch Disrupt in San Francisco, I asked Matt Cohler — a former Facebook employee and current advisor to Mark Zuckerberg — what he thought about the stock's dramatic decline since the IPO.
We polled a number of top analysts about what they wanted to hear from Zuckerberg and there was certainly consensus: they want to hear him say he cares about the company's stock.
The ad market screeched and skidded in the second quarter — U.S. ad spending grew just .9 percent from April to June compared to a year earlier.
Big retailers including Wal-Mart Stores are tweaking layaway programs to make shopping easier. Here's how small businesses can create successful layaway programs.
Underlying all of Jeff Bezos big Kindle announcements Thursday was the message that Amazon is betting big on selling content, more than devices.
A duo of reports out Thursday said Facebook's ads are working, but mobile still has a ways to go. A survey from Capstone Investments, finds Facebook ads are generating improving return on investment for advertisers "that could lead to increased spend on the platform."
Eva Longoria is busy. In addition to speaking at the Democratic National Convention, the actress is pursuing a new venture. Get the details.
Bad news for traditional gamers: 5 percent fewer people are playing games than a year ago, according to a new report from the NPD Group.
From Salesforce.com to a Dutch lottery model, more businesses are combining profits with values that reward doing the right thing. See Branson's picks of five altruistic companies.
Mark Zuckerberg has no intention of selling any of his Facebook shares when a lockup expires in late October, according to a filing with the SEC.
For a nation built by immigrants—legal or otherwise—a new study reveals that their role as entrepreneurs in America is on the rise.
Tech stocks on the cutting edge of enterprise solutions — cloud-computing, mobile and "big data" — have outperformed this year. Case in point: Splunk.
It's been rough for Zynga. The company's stock has declined and now there's news that two more top execs are heading for the door.
Get the best of CNBC in your inbox


text:
Entrepreneurs are critical to the long-term health of our economy. We work to advance entrepreneurship education and training, to promote startup-friendly policies, and to understand what new firms need.
Kauffman's entrepreneurship work is national in scale and global in reach. Our entrepreneurship strategy supports entrepreneurs in the U.S. by expanding signature education programs, notably Founders School, FastTrac, and 1 Million Cups, and investing in proven education models. We also seek to foster startup communities and develop challenges to spur entrepreneurial activity in select metropolitan areas.
As one of just a handful of private foundations with an emphasis in entrepreneurship, Kauffman has felt called to re-think its program strategies, for two reasons.
After a comprehensive exploration of our core areas of interest, the Foundation shares a new strategic plan to better serve its mission.
Personal lessons and insights from accomplished entrepreneurs such as Richard Branson are the basis of this new interview series.
An online video education program designed to enable entrepreneurs to learn anytime and apply the lessons to their businesses.
iStart is a customizable platform for organizations running any type of business competition around the world.
An online video education program designed to enable entrepreneurs to learn anytime and apply the lessons to their businesses.
Entrepreneurs present their companies to an audience of mentors, advisers, and fellow entrepreneurs in cities around the country.
A practical, hands-on business development program designed to help entrepreneurs hone the skills needed to create, manage, and grow a successful business.
Entrepreneurship.org focuses on content and resources to assist and educate entrepreneurs, business mentors, policymakers, academics, and investors.
Kauffman researcher, Colin Tomkins-Bergh explores the innovative funding model: Peer Selection.
Angus Burgin of Johns Hopkins University discusses his work on how technological changes have impacted political debate for part 2 of a 3-part series on "American Capitalism – Toward a New History"
Policymakers adopted messaging and narratives around the importance of enabling "access to financing" long before the more recent policy efforts to support new firm formation. However, although the world of early stage capital has been transformed of recent by the introduction of crowdfunding and the merging of traditional types of angel and venture investing, we still know very little about the impact of recent policy interventions and whether they have increased access to financing for promising new ventures.
U.S. policymakers continue to debate immigration reform as many try to figure out a way to enable immigrants to start businesses in the United States after satisfying certain funding, employment, and other requirements. Meanwhile, India, the country that sends far and away more entrepreneurs to the U.S. than any other, has a new policy that might help keep more of that startup talent at home.
With members of Congress returning to Washington after the Fourth of July festivities in their home states and districts, technology seems to be the theme of the week ahead.
Corporate Social Responsibility is not only for large corporations; it should be a piece of every entrepreneur's strategy.
The Kauffman Foundation launches a pitch competition for those presenters to vie for the chance to be named "One in a Million" and win a first-place prize of $10,000.
The Internet of Things is coming and it presents concerns and opportunities.
The Mayors Conference on Entrepreneurship brings mayors and entrepreneurship experts together to discuss ways to promote startup activity and encourage higher levels of entrepreneurship in their cities.
The recent ruling by the California Labor Commission the declared an Uber driver was an employee rather than an independent contractor sent shockwaves through the sharing economy – with policy implications that will reverberate for quite some time. Lisa Gansky was at the forefront of the sharing trend when she founded Ofoto, a photo-sharing service launched in 1999, that was bought out by Eastman Kodak and eventually folded into Shutterfly.
Members of Congress are back home this week for a state/district work period during the Independence Day recess. They will return to Washington next Monday.
Aspiring entrepreneurs take different paths to launch their first startup. Some wait until they near retirement. Some drop out of college hoping to become the next Mark Zuckerberg. Others don't even make it that far. For those who decide to pursue an MBA as a first step, a new study from the Financial Times outlines the top programs for entrepreneurs -- with seven of the top 10 in the United States.
Ron Jarmin (U.S. Census Bureau) discusses the future of data collection and releases.
Kauffman researcher Chris Jackson dives into the Kauffman Index: Startup Activity and emphasizes the importance of the role immigrants play in entrepreneurship.
Kauffman researcher Emily Fetsch looks at how startup culture can be more inclusive to women and parents.
As members of Congress look ahead to the Independence Day recess next week, most talk on Capitol Hill this week will focus on trade and looming spending battles. In the meantime, there are several scheduled committee hearings to note.
Ron Jarmin (U.S. Census Bureau) discusses big data and national statistical agencies
Last week, we highlighted the fact that entrepreneurial optimism in the U.S. was rising slowly. According to a recent study by EY, that isn't necessarily the case elsewhere in the world. Which country has the highest confidence in its own economy as well as the global economy? China.
In 2014, over 190,000 US entrepreneurs and small businesses exported to consumers on at least four continents. That is an absolutely astounding figure when you consider that the US Commerce Department reports that less than 1 percent of all businesses in America export. For the first time in history, nearly every entrepreneur and small business can use technology to reap the benefits of trade on a global scale, an opportunity traditionally open to only the largest multinational corporations. We are entering the age of micro-multinationals.
In-depth resources on starting your business, brought to you by the experts from the Kauffman Foundation.
© Copyright 2015 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. All rights reserved.


text:
A Smart Business Woman
Kim explains why she was renting her house.
What a crazy Part 1 of the reunion!
Sheree and NeNe had an argument over the "rich bitch" comment NeNe made, and Sheree brought up NeNe's son. NeNe went off because, "We don't involve kids," but she has tweeted about my children before. I feel like there's a certain line that you can cross but children are off limits! Talk about me, talk about my friends, my finances, whatever, but never my kids. Sheree wasn't talking about NeNe's son, she was trying to figure out why her son was stealing if she was so rich.
Kroy was a free agent, and we already own two homes that didn't have the space we wanted for our growing family, so we rented until we knew if he was staying in Atlanta. Now that we know he is, we're buying! It's called being a smart business woman.Unlike others on the show, I handle my business on and off camera! I try to grow and progress season by season, and I'm not just talking about my "status at the bank." Glad the others are working to catch up.
Until Part 2!
Kim Biermann


text:
YIELD: Makes 12 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 35 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 15 hours (includes soaking time)
Place beans in large bowl. Pour enough water over to cover beans by 3 inches; let soak overnight. Drain beans; set aside.
Heat olive oil in heavy large pot over medium-high heat. Add chopped onions and garlic and sauté until onions are golden brown, 6 to 7 minutes. Add beans, 8 cups chicken broth, tomatoes with juice, vinegar, ouzo, oregano, and crushed red pepper to pot; bring to boil. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer until beans are tender, adding more broth by cupfuls to keep beans submerged and stirring occasionally, 2 to 3 hours, depending on freshness of beans. If necessary, uncover and cook beans until tomato mixture thickens and liquid is slightly reduced, 10 to 15 minutes. Season beans to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. DO AHEAD: beans can be made up to 1 day ahead. Cool slightly. Chill uncovered until cold, then cover and keep chilled. Rewarm beans before continuing, adding more chicken broth by 1/2 cupfuls if beans are dry.
Stir chopped fresh dill into beans. Serve with octopus .


text:
Leaning Tower of Pisa Luggage Drop
My husband and I are stopping in between Florence and La Spezia to climb the tower. We will have one rolling carry-on bag each - so minimal luggage. Can we check this for free somewhere near the tower or do we have to leave it at the train station? We are doing all regional trains and will be getting off at Pisa S. Rossore because I've heard this is closest? Also, I'm planning on making a reservation for climbing the tower. If we get to Pisa S. Rossore at 11:10 - would a 11:45 tower climb time be too tight? If we want to make it out on a train at 12:40, what time should I try to reserve? (This is May 16th - so we are getting very close to our trip!!) Thanks in advance!


text:
Petition set up to save X50 service from being axed
Posted: April 15, 2014|
A SOUTH Derbyshire man has launched a campaign asking a bus company to reconsider discontinuing a vital route between Derby and Stoke.
Wardle Transport, a subsidiary of Arriva, are set to axe the X50 service, which runs through Scropton, Hatton, Hilton and Etwall, on April 27 with no plans to offer a replacement service. Dickie Allen from Watery Lane, Scropton is now spearheading a campaign to save the service and calling for others in the area to make their feelings known in the hope that the company will overturn their decision.
He argues that discontinuing the route will have a severe impact on people from all backgrounds living in the villages between Uttoxeter and Derby and has set up a petition which he intends to present to Arriva. He will be travelling on the route throughout the coming routes to try and encourage support.
Mr Allen told the Mail: "The service is vital to people living in Scropton and other villages in the area. Pensioners and other residents that don't drive will be left with no alternative public transport links.
"Also, prisoners at Sudbury open prison will be unable to complete their work placements as they will be unable to get to where they need to be, while children will be unable to get to school.
"I've written to our MP Heather Wheeler and she has in turn written to Wardle Transport and is awaiting a response from them.
"I've also had a lady from Stoke contact me, who is registered blind, and she has to get to Nottingham for treatment. Without the X50 the journey will take her all day."
Keith Myatt, regional spokesman for Arriva Midlands said the decision to discontinue the X50 was made following a continued decline in the number of people using the service.
He said: "The patronage using the service was very small and it was not sustainable to keep it running. We consulted the local authorities in both Staffordshire and Derbyshire and there was no solution found.
"From April 28 we will be running a trial service from Uttoxeter to Hanley at 7.10am, then a service from Hanley to Uttoxeter at 5.15pm. There are no plans to replace the X50 with another service running east from Uttoxeter towards Derby."


text:
"I think he's attractive, an interesting guy," she said about him in April.
At 32, the attractive blonde found herself at the dinner party with Stern.
She must be beautiful and attractive for her partner and bring home at least half of the family income.
late 14c., "absorptive," from Middle French attractif (14c.), from attract-, past participle stem of attrahere (see attract). Meaning "having the quality of drawing people's eye or interest" is from 1580s; sense of "pleasing, alluring" is from c.1600. Related: Attractively; attractiveness.


text:
Mom's Mac And Cheese
|Elbow macaroni/Rigatoni
|8 Ounce
|Unsalted butter
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|All purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Whole milk
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Hot pepper sauce
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Shredded extra sharp cheddar cheese
|12 Ounce (3 Cups)
|Seasoned dry bread crumbs
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F and lightly butter a 2 1/2-quart casserole or baking dish. Bring a stockpot of salted water to a boil over high heat, add the macaroni, and cook for 6 minutes or just until tender but still firm. Drain, rinse, drain again, and keep warm.
2. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, melt the butter over moderately high heat Add the garlic and saute for 1 minute or until softened. Stir in the flour and cook for 1 minute or until bubbly. Gradually whisk in the milk and red pepper sauce and cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes or until thickened.
3. Add the Cheddar cheese and cook, stirring constantly, 5 minutes more or until melted and smooth. Remove from the heat, add the macaroni, and toss to coat well. Spoon into the casserole. In a small bowl, toss the bread crumbs with the Parmesan cheese and sprinkle on top of the macaroni mixture. Bake, uncovered, for 25 minutes or until bubbling and golden brown. Serve with tomato slices drizzled with Old Fashioned French Dressing.


text:
Rihanna performs on her Loud Tour concert in Prague
Rihanna always looks hot so we weren't surprised when we saw pictures of the singer performing in Prague.
Showing off her enviable figure, the star opted for a beaded bikini, which gave a nod to the ethnic trend, hidden at first with a short blue mac.
We heart.


text:
2013 Triumph Trophy Owners' Thread
View Single Post
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2009
Location: Indiana
Oddometer: 300
The bike is amazing. Its a must see in person. Much better looking in person. The blue is a fantastic color. Again, a must see in person.
Handling is amazing light and agile. You think for being a larger bike handling may be affected. I could flick the bike back and forth easily. Cant wait for some warm temps and sticky tires in the curves. Definitely sports touring handling!
Brakes are fantastic. Linked of course. Engine sounds like a triumph 3 cylinder.......
Fit and finish is A+. Body panels meet perfectly. Paint is also excellent! Black frame is a must see in person.... way cool
I love the paint finish on the rims even! Does not feel large when sitting or riding it. Tanks looks big in pictures, but shaped nicely for the knees and position. Side bags seal tight and no way water is getting in there by their design.
Power will be no issue. Ready and responsive. Radio, cruise etc. It will take some getting used to for all the controls for sure! The windshield and it shape is a home run! Whether its in the down position, midway or fully up, NO buffeting! I wear a Shoei RF1100 and Im 6'3 with a 35 inseam. So impressed with the windshield and no buffeting!!!!!! When I test road the BMW K1600 that was the deal killer.... horrible buffeting and windshield.
Im one happy sport touring owner!!!
2013 Triumph Trophy SE
2012 Ducati Multistrada Pikes Peak
2008 Ducati 1098
2008 Yamaha WR250
View Public Profile
Find More Posts by flyingz06


text:
North Andover's Kyle Young back in action
Despite breaking a bone in his neck in a car accident, North Andover 's Kyle Young has returned to playing competitive lacrosse. (Video by Sebastian Lena)
Subscriber Log In
You have reached the limit of 5 free articles in a month
Continue reading by subscribing to BostonGlobe.com for just 99¢.
Continue reading by subscribing to BostonGlobe.com for just 99¢.
Stay informed with unlimited access to Boston's trusted news source.
- High-quality journalism from the region's largest newsroom
- Convenient access across all of your devices
- Today's Headlines daily newsletter
- Subscriber-only access to exclusive offers, events, contests, eBooks, and more
- Less than 25¢ a week


text:
Car insurance for high-risk drivers
You may consider yourself a pretty good driver. You know how to handle a car on icy streets and maybe you're even confident negotiating narrow mountain roads at high speeds.
But even the best drivers in the world can receive a speeding ticket or become involved in an accident. If you rack up enough accidents, speeding tickets or even one serious infraction -- such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs -- you may find yourself classified as a "high-risk driver." That means you won't be able to buy car insurance in the standard market. Nonstandard or "assigned risk" drivers can expect to pay up to three times more for car insurance than drivers with a clean record.
What is a high-risk driver?
Before selling you car insurance, insurers will check a number of things -- including your driving record and claims and credit history.
According to the Insurance Information Institute (III), drivers fall into one of the following categories:
- Preferred: Drivers with outstanding driving records who get the lowest car insurance rates.
- Standard: Average drivers with good driving records.
- Nonstandard: Young, inexperienced drivers and drivers with many tickets and accidents or a reckless driving or DUI history are high-risk drivers.
And then there is a fourth category: Drivers who can't convince any insurance company to sell them a policy.
This type of driver can still buy insurance through their state's "assigned risk" pool but they'll typically have to prove they've been repeatedly rejected by car insurance companies, and their premiums will be two to three times higher than the national average.
How people fall into a high-risk category
In addition to having multiple accidents, speeding tickets or a DUI, there are other factors that can push you into the high-risk category. The following items will not necessarily dump you in the "assigned risk pool" but they can increase your car insurance rates.
- Bad credit score. Although you can't be denied insurance altogether for a lousy credit score, it can be a factor in what an insurance company will charge you in most states.
- A lapsed insurance policy. If you failed to pay your car insurance premium and had your policy cancelled by another insurance company, other car insurance companies will likely find out and factor that into your premium. You'll also pay higher rates if you drove without insurance for a period of time -- in some states it has to be at least 30 days -- in the previous 12 months.
- A young driver with no record. Inexperienced drivers are among the riskiest around. It's important to establish and maintain good driving record.
- Your profession: People who drive great distances for their job -- pizza deliverers, for example-- are considered high-risk drivers by many car insurance companies. If you drive for work and not just to work, you probably need a business auto policy, not a regular personal lines policy.
- Your car: Certain types of high-powered cars, including some sports cars, can fuel higher auto insurance rates. These cars are expensive to repair and their drivers tend to make more claims. Check out Insure.com's list of the most expensive cars to insure to see which vehicles will cost you the most in insurance.
What to do if you're denied car insurance
If one company turns you down for auto insurance, keep shopping. Another may be willing to sell you a policy, and you want to stay out of the assigned-risk pool. Although you may be classified as a "high-risk driver," you may not have to buy from your state's assigned-risk pool.
Most car insurance companies will forget about your accidents and poor driving record if you maintain a clean driving record for at least three years. But it varies by insurer; some will look back as far as five years when assessing how risky a driver you are.
Many states use a point system that assigns a score according to the severity of an incident, says the III. And how long those points stay on your record varies by state.
Ask your insurer how long it will take for your points to fall off and your rates to improve.
In the meantime, drive carefully, don't cause accidents and pay your insurance bill on time.
More from Amy Danise here


text:
Skip to Main Content
IEEE membership options for an individual and IEEE Xplore subscriptions for an organization offer the most affordable access to essential journal articles, conference papers, standards,
eBooks, and eLearning courses.
Learn more about:
IEEE membership
IEEE Xplore subscriptions
An algorithm is proposed, which combines Zero-pole Model and Hough Transform (HT) to detect singular points. Orientation of singular points is defined on the basis of the Zero-pole Model, which can further explain the practicability of Zero-pole Model. Contrary to orientation field generation, detection of singular points is simplified to determine the parameters of the Zero-pole Model. HT uses rather global information of fingerprint images to detect singular points. This makes our algorithm more robust to noise than methods that only use local information. As the Zero-pole Model may have a little warp from actual fingerprint orientation field, Poincare index is used to make position adjustment in neighborhood of the detected candidate singular points. Experimental results show that our algorithm performs well and fast enough for real-time application in database NIST-4.
A not-for-profit organization, IEEE is the world's largest professional association for the advancement of technology.© Copyright 2015 IEEE - All rights reserved. Use of this web site signifies your agreement to the terms and conditions.


text:
- Organization
- Leadership
- Reports
Staff from the Legion's Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation Division are attending the Department of Defense's Recovering Warriors Task Force meeting in Washington, D.C., which will focus on Integrated Disability Evaluation System. http://warriorcare.dodlive.mil/disability-evaluation/ides/ Past National Commander David K. Rehbein is a member of the task force.
Find out what else we are doing for veterans »


text:
LTC to Host Analyst Day and Property Tour on June 5, 2014 Business Wire WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. -- May 20, 2014 LTC Properties, Inc. (NYSE:LTC) announced today that it will host an analyst day on Thursday, June 5, 2014 from 9 a.m. to 11a.m. Eastern Time at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City with a property tour immediately following. For those unable to attend, the event will be available via live webcast in the "Presentations" section of the "Investor Information" tab on the company's website at www.LTCProperties.com. The webcast will be archived for 90 days. Attendance at the analyst day is by invitation only. Institutional investors and analysts who would like to attend or receive additional information should contact Laurie Berman at 310-279-5980 or firstname.lastname@example.com. About LTC At March 31, 2014, LTC had 227 investments located in 30 states comprising of 101 skilled nursing properties, 106 assisted living properties, 9 range of care properties, two schools, five parcels of land under development and four parcels of land held-for-use. Assisted living properties, independent living properties, memory care properties and combinations thereof are included in the assisted living property type. Range of care properties consist of properties providing skilled nursing and any combination of assisted living, independent living and/or memory care services. The Company is a self-administered real estate investment trust that primarily invests in senior housing and long-term care facilities through facility lease transactions, mortgage loans and other investments. For more information on LTC Properties, Inc., visit the Company's website at www.LTCProperties.com. Contact: LTC Properties, Inc. Wendy L. Simpson Pam Kessler 805-981-8655
LTC to Host Analyst Day and Property Tour on June 5, 2014
Press spacebar to pause and continue. Press esc to stop.


text:
"Delightful story, beautifully rendered"
Classics movie directed by Byron Haskin< read all 2 reviews
What did you think of this review?
Use Trust Points to see how much you can rely on this review.
The Criterion Collection's DVD of Robinson Crusoe on Mars is a handsome treatment of a minor classic. A commentary track stitches together comments from a variety of participants, including Mantee, Haskin (in a 1979 interview), and original screenwriter Ib Melchior ...


text:
Sapelo Island enables visitors to see virtually every facet of a barrier island's natural community, from the diversified wildlife of the forested uplands, to the vast expanses of salt marsh and the complex beach and dunes systems. The Visitor Center, located near the mainland ferry dock, brings to life both the natural and cultural history of Sapelo, while guided tours of the island enable visitors to experience the African-American community of Hog Hammock, the University of Georgia Marine Institute, and the Reynolds Mansion.
Hello friends, ole' Tight Line here. With last week's windy weather we didn't get much fishing done, but we still have a few good reports to give you from Yellow Bluff.
ITHACA, N.Y. - What could be cuter than baby birds all atwitter in the nest? But amid the "oohs" and "aahs" are real data about the rhythms of bird biology and how they may be changing as the result of human activity.
BUFORD - Spring is a great time to observe many species of colorful birds known as neotropical migrants.
WAYCROSS - Last year's efforts to eradicate the unwelcome, invasive flathead catfish from the Satilla River resulted in the removal of exactly 4,399 of the fish.
BRUNSWICK - After spending the winter in the warm waters off Georgia and Florida, North Atlantic right whales are heading north for the summer.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The distinctive call of the coyote or "song dog" can be heard all across our state, from the more welcoming rural areas of wooded forests and open fields to the less inviting backyards of metro Atlanta neighborhoods.
BoatU.S. Angler is a membership program that's part of the nation's largest association of recreational boaters whose mission is to protect the interests of boat-owning freshwater anglers.
The gray fox is a common mammal found throughout Georgia as well as most of the United States. Typical size is 8-12 pounds and about 3 feet long. Although mostly gray, this canid has orange fur on its neck, sides and legs. That's why, at a quick glance, some people mistake the gray fox for the slightly larger red fox.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - A frog-monitoring program will be receiving some much-needed funds to improve a scarce frog's chances for survival.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - Need a reason to smile this Tax Day? Try contributing to Georgia's "Give Wildlife a Chance" state income tax checkoff.
Hello friends. Not much to report this week. There has been a record sale on bug spray this year so far.
FORSYTH - Hang up your feeders and they will come. Ruby-throated hummingbirds and other avian acrobats are returning to Georgia from their wintering grounds to the south.
COVINGTON -- The Georgia FFA-FCCLA Center between Covington and Jackson will host its sixth annual FFA Wildlife Camp this summer.
Hunters, it's almost that time again, time to pull out the orange vest and clean your rifle.
"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats."
High boating traffic is expected this July Fourth holiday as thousands of boaters will be out on the water enjoying the holiday with family and friends.
Howdy, friends and neighbors all around the coastal area. Hope everyone is staying cool and hydrated.
Warm weather is upon us and summer outings are in full swing. From breathable trail runners to high-performance life jackets, this article looks at a diverse selection of outdoor products that can handle the rigors of summer use.
A scattering of people from Bryan and surrounding counties turned out June 17 for a public forum on potential cost increases for hunting and fishing licenses in Georgia.
The best family products out there merge performance and safety. They're intuitive enough that anyone can use them, while also working just as they're supposed to. And they're also designed well enough that you can take them on the road without any problems.
A scattering of people from Bryan and surrounding counties turned out Wednesday for a public forum on potential cost increases for hunting and fishing licenses in Georgia.
SOCIAL CIRCLE - The draft of Georgia's revised State Wildlife Action Plan will be the focus of three meetings scheduled for public comment next month.
Here is a diverse lineup of outdoor products that might be a good fit for your next adventure.
BRUNSWICK - The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has announced a new women's record for grey snapper, Lutjanus griseus, landed in Georgia by Becky Manley of Guyton.
The Glynn County Health Department has issued an advisory for East Beach at the old Coast Guard station (10th Street to Driftwood Drive) on St. Simons Island.
Eight years ago this month I finished my first real run.
Page 1 of 1
© 2015 Hinesville Publishing - All Rights Reserved
Powered By


text:
Creating a Balanced Course Load
Advise students to balance their course loads by both interest and type. Different kinds of courses have different rhythms during the semester.
To have a balanced course load after the FYSE, students should select:
1 course in a major (or possible major)
1 course to enjoy or are good at, or to fulfill a distribution credit
1 course to explore, to experiment with, to try something NEW
Keep these categories in mind when choosing courses that will give a balanced workload:
Courses with dense reading, 1 – 4 papers and exams:
Literature, History, Religion, Philosophy,Sociology-Anthropology, Geography, Political Science
Course with daily homework, frequent quizzes and drills, presentations and tests:
Beginning and intermediate languages
Courses with some reading, labs, quizzes, problem sets, exams:
Economics, Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences
Courses with time intensive 'hands on' tests, some reading, presentations, group work, concert/performances:
Music, Studio Art, Theatre, Dance, Film/Video
Useful Information
Documents that help faculty better advise first-year seminar students:
(planning beyond the first semester)
(tracking distribution categories)
(outlines what CTLR offers to students)
(popular semester and weekly calendars
(Includes advice for talking to a student about his or her writing, from the faculty in the Writing Program)
Important links:
Pre-Professional Programs
Dartmouth 2-1-1-1 Dual Degree Program in Engineering
Other dual-degree students that our students can participate in, can be found at go/engineering, or at http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/options/preprof/engineering.


text:
Cottage Cheese Topping
1 Feb 2011
|Small curd low fat cottage cheese
|1 Pint (2 Cups)
|Finely grated carrot
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated radish
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped sweet green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Thinly sliced green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Including Some Green Tops)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1. Microwave the cottage cheese in a 1-quart microwave-safe bowl on Low Power for 3 to 4 minutes, stirring every minute, until the cottage cheese is just warmed to room temperature. (Heating the cottage cheese avoids cooling off the hot potatoes. Watch carefully, however, because over-heating can cause the cheese to separate.)
2. Stir in the grated carrot, radish, chopped green pepper, green onion, salt and pepper, mixing well. Divide the topping evenly over the opened potatoes.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Cook Time:4 Minutes
Rate It
0 Comments
Cottage Cheese Topping Recipe


text:
Pickled Green Beans
|Fresh green beans
|1 Pound, ends trimmed (Young Variety)
|White wine vinegar
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|1 Small, thinly sliced
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole black peppercorns
|2 Tablespoon
|Bay leaves
|Mace blades
|1 (Whole)
|Fresh thyme sprig/Oregano / tarragon
|1 Large
|5 Cup (80 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
1) Sterlize 3 jars, rinse, drain well and dry them thoroughly in a warm oven.
2) In an enameled or stainless steel saucepan, pour the vinegar, stir in the onion, sugar, black peppercorns, bay leaves, mace and thyme. Bring to a boil, cover and boil for a minute, turn off the heat and cool.
3) In a large saucepan , boil the salted water, add the beans, simmer for 2-3 minutes until they are just tender.
4) Quickly drain the beans and rinse them under cold running water, then dry them thoroughly and put the beans upright in the sterilized jars.
5) Strain the vinegar mixture over the beans into the jars to cover them completely.
6) Seal the jars with canning lids as per sealing instructions and store the jars in a cool, dry place for 2 months before using.
7) Use as required.


text:
Get ready. The Hatteras Wave Jam is nearly upon us. Next week we kick off the East coast portion of the AWT, and if you are thinking about those last minute travel plans, the time is now. The forecast is looking promising, and we have an action packed week ahead of us. The crew in North Carolina is very welcoming with parties and events planned every day, to coincide with the Main Event.
Here is a schedule of event activities.
競賽窗口: September 16th-21st. Location and time to be determined each day depending on conditions.
星期天: 7下午: Wind-NC: Check In/Registration
Monday: 7下午: Wind NC clinic Kevin Pritchard and Movie, The New Hawaii with Fabrice Beaux
星期二: 7下午: Fox Sports
星期三: 7下午: Ocean Air
星期四: 7下午: Avon Sail house
Friday: 7下午: Klub Koru Closing Ceremony
Saturday: Finish up contest if needed with Awards on the beach
Category: Uncategorized


text:
zumo 665lm?
View Single Post
River Pilot
"Razor Six"
Joined: Sep 2012
Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming
Oddometer: 62
Hello SteveAZ,
Good questions and should be easy enought to get you in the right direction.
A few items for you:
The Garmin Aera
, 550, 560 aviation/auto GPS units were all taken from the Garmin Zumo line. The physical device and many of the characterisitcs are direct lifts. You will find similar feature sets but the aviation units of course, will have pilot specific prompts and utilities as well as other upgrades.
XM provides the weather and it is all the same raw information.
is the actual weather provider to XM. The different pricing tiers for the aviation weather are due to the amount of data that is sent rather than the accuracy.
There are two products lines.
is designed for newer cars and the Garmin Zumo 665LM. It provides big bold, easy to use weather data. The other is the
Flight weather
. Flight Weather is designed for aviation.
The Garmin Zumo 665LM is currently designed to handle only the Navweather. There is an 8 digit code that can be enabled when calling XM and it is designed to be used with Navweather. The code is presented to XM and when they receive that code, their screen tells them what data package the device can handle. According to Garmin as of 1/4/2012, only Navweather can be processed and purchased.
Conversely, since the Aera line is designed for aviation, that device can handle the Navweather signals and includes the corresponding 8 digit code for Flight Weather as well. The Aera line also has a faster internal update rate and resolution.
For the aviation side, there is more data available to add on. The pricing tier and feature information is
. There is no "higher" resolution or "better" information that you can buy either from XM or Garmin. What you are buying is "more" information from either the entry level Navweather to the sophsticated Flight Weather. XM provides all the weather information from these entry level units like the Aera and Zumo 665LM up to the big iron flight deck devices that go into jets. The larger, more expensive GPS panels use Doppler weather onboard the plane and supplement it with weather from XM and GPS positioning and other data from the Iridium satellite network.
The technical data you are looking for as to resolution rates, latency, is all listed in the Garmin GXM 40 antenna user manual.
is the link to the PDF. Page 33 will provide update times. The rest of the manual will go into details about what the antenna and data can do together.
We have used the Garmin Zumo 665LM with XM with Navweathere here and have found it to be a wondeful tool. There are no other competitors so your options are limited in either way. The weather data provides enough speed to let us know what to expect and where to reroute as needed. Suggest the Garmin Zumo 665LM, Navweather package for $9.95 and roll.
For general advice with your GPS, we suggest reading
River Pilot
Cheyenne, WY. U.S.A.
River Pilot
View Public Profile
Visit River Pilot's homepage!
Find More Posts by River Pilot


text:
Led ZeppelinJohn Paul Jones(Rock bassist and keyboardist, composer and producer; born January 3, 1946, in Sidcup, Kent, England)Jimmy Page(Rock guitarist, composer and producer; born January 9, 1944, in Heston, Middlesex, England)Robert Plant(Rock singer, composer and producer; born August 20, 1948, in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England)It took a whole lotta love for Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant to help create a new sound in rock and roll, but that is what they did, spectacularly. With John Bonham who passed away in 1980, they combined the unlikely virtues of high-energy rock and roll with the sweetness of British folk music, American blues, and English skiffle, heavyweight guitar riffs. They sang from the soul with superhuman, primal passion and their sound carried something new. "I can't put a tag to our music," Page has said. "I wanted Zeppelin to be a marriage of blues, hard rock and acoustic music, topped with heavy choruses--a combination that had never been done before.
Video and Audio
Kennedy Center Honors Highlights 2012
Makarova, and rock band Led Zeppelin--are recognized for their contributions to the arts.
Makarova, and rock band Led Zeppelin--are recognized for their contributions to the arts.


text:
Coats for Kids Scholarship
Posted by: Donnell Insurance | Posted on: March 12th, 2014 | 0 Comments
Education costs have escalated over the past few years. We have been assisting local Burlington students since 2012 in offering a $1,500 Scholarship for their post secondary education. The local high schools must contribute a minimum amount of gently used coats and then they may select two students from that school to be a potential candidate to receive the scholarship. The candidate must be dedicated and enthusiastic about our community.
This year our generous local high schools collected an unbelievable 877 gently used coats that were distributed to the Salvation Army & Compassion Society !!
Kuddos to all those that gave. Stay tuned for our Scholarship Winners that will be announced the first week in June.
For more information, read our bulletin on our work with Coats for Kids! Craig's Bulletin
Insurance News!
Posted by: Donnell Insurance | Posted on: March 5th, 2014 | 0 Comments
As we all know, the world of Insurance is fast paced and always changing. We thought it would be good to update you on some of the new things that are happening in insurance in case they may affect you!
Effective March 18, 2014, Ontario Drivers to face higher fines for distracted driving.
The Ontario Court of Justice will be increasing the set fine to $280.00. Police started issuing tickets in 2010. The set fine was $125 with a $30 surcharge. In March the set fine rises to $225 and the surcharge will increase to $55.
Currently you do not lose demerit points for this infraction.
There has been a drastic increase this year for claims involving water damage, with
water seepage being the number one cause. Be aware that most property policies DO NOT afford coverage for "water seepage". Emergency work for these types of claims, which are absorbed by the homeowner, is very costly so preventative measure is your best attack.
We offer these tips:
•check the roof and outside parameters of the home a couple of times a week to monitor snow accumulation
•shovel snow away from basement windows and entryways to avoid water damage and water intrusion; and
•guard against ice damming – when snow from the roof begins to melt, but freezes near the roof's edge before it can run off, usually caused by warm air leaking from the house into the attic – which prevents water from draining away and can cause water to back up under the shingles and into the home.
There are stipulations regarding coverage pertaining to water damage. If you are away from your home for more than 4 consecutive days, you must:
a) arrange for a competent person to enter your dwelling each day or
b) shut off the water supply and drain all the pipes
The Ontario provincial government has been in the works of making some serious changes to crack down on Insurance Fraud. This is in hopes to reduce the amount the general population pays in premiums every year. The provincial Government introduced the Fighting Fraud and Reducing Insurance Rates Act . Which works towards lowering fraudulent claims (specifically health care related claims).
If you have any questions regarding the information you just read, let us know and contact us!


text:
AOSTA VALLEY in SUMMITS MOUNT VELAN EKITS OUT to HORNS
|[ Sizes: Orig | Med | Small | Thumb ]
AOSTA VALLEY in SUMMITS MOUNT VELAN EKITS OUT to HORNS
EXITS OUT toward the HORNS
ROUTES 850/900m high
From left (West):
Hannibal West Crest of Quota 3678m to Ice Cup Mount Velan Summit;
on August 31th, 1779 (in first of mountain ascent absolute);
on Summer 1826 (entirely in descent, after the third of mountain ascent absolute).
S-SW Ridge July 27th, 1997, in descent from Quota 3650m.
Diagonal Route to West Triple Brèche c1ter)- July 15th, 1976, in ascent (3628/30m~).
Western Great Couloir c1)- August 16th, 1890, in descent;
Juny 14th, 1904 in ascent (partially), from Faceballa Saddle.
Dec. 28th, 1904 (idem in First winter absolute of mountain and integral in descent).
Routes from also to Quota 3650m; also from or to West Triple Brèche (3628/30m~).
Minihorn Central Triple Brèche (3608m~); - - - - c1a)- July 18th, 1997, in descent.
Brokenhorn's East Triple Brèche (3605m~); ....... c1b)- July 18th, 1997, in ascent.
West Horn 3620m; A July 25th, 1997, in ascent by "Hourglass Pillar".
West Horn Western Brèche (3610/2m~); c2)- July 25th, 1997, in descent by "Narrow Gully/Couloir".
East Horn 3618m~; B September 27th, 1998, in ascent by Southern Pillar.
West Horn Western Brèche (3610/2m~) from base, Central Pillar, Central Great Couloir and cross on Southern Pillar ; c2/a)- Juny 28th, 1920.
NE Ridge from Valsorey Pass (3107m); on Summer 1826 (third absolute of mountain ascent) in higher part; July 15th, 1976 first entire and integral, in descent.
Antonio GIANI
Rate This Image
Current Score: 80.49%
Log In To Vote
[ View 12 Votes | Post Comment ]
Photo of the Hour (Album)
OsvaldoCardellina's Image Gallery
B)- GREAT COMBINS / MOUNT VELAN - LEFT SIDE Second Part (List)
Image Data
Image ID: 651673
Hits: 980
Object Title: AOSTA VALLEY in SUMMITS MOUNT VELAN EKITS OUT to HORNS
Image Type(s): Alpine Climbing


text:
Project Description RSS Review this project
Asterisk PBX Project Repository. This is a centralized location for various components of the Asterisk PBX that are either in development or have not been merged into the Asterisk source tree. This includes the Asterisk Documentation Project.
(This Description is auto-translated) Try to translate to Japanese Show Original Description
No Image posted. Post new screenshot
Post new screenshot
Your rating for Asterisk PBX Projects
Project Informations
Software Map
Related Projects


text:
A collection of news and information related to Daisy Chain (music group) published by this site and its partners.
Top Daisy Chain (music group) Articles see all
Displaying items 1-1
"Dance Moms" recap: A Tale of [Those] Two [Other] StudiosStory | Jun 20, 2012I'm troubled, Dance Moms Nation. No, not about the overall feeling of discord and dread that seems to have permeated Pittsburgh. No, not about the conspicuous lack off attention my beloved Ohio sign is getting thus far. Not even about how much sleep Maddie is