text:
Color Combos, Blue Wall, Wall Color, Baby Boys, Blue Orange, Projects Nurseries, Book Shelves, Green Nurseries, Color Trends
Nursery Design Color Trends
How darling is this peacock decor from Judith Raye Paintings?! Perfect in a blue nursery or can be used throughout the home!
Secret Baby, Peacocks Decor, Urban Style, Baby Ideas, Things Indigo, Blue Nurseries, Peacock Decor
Baby Blue Baby Boy Nursery
Baby Blue, Nurseries Baby, Kids Bedrooms, Color Blue, Baby Boys, Baby Rooms, Baby Places, Blue Nurseries, Baby Nurseries
Blue Baby Nursery
Name: Lincoln (almost 2) Location: Brisbane, Australia Link's room is my favorite place in our house - it's so serene and calm. I've always been drawn to the color blue, so when I had boys I knew exactly what I was going to do in their nurseries!
grey baby room small woodland - Google Search
Project Nursery - baby blue nursery
Navy blue and coral pair so well together for a bold, colorful nursery!
Nurseries Decor, Idea, Color Combos, Blue Wall, Dressers, Projects Nurseries, Baby, Girls Nurseries, Girls Rooms
Nursery decor: Give that dresser a pop of color! | BabyCenter Blog
Project Nursery - dresser
#Cobalt was the color of the year- this #nursery shows off the best way to use #blue for a girl's room, with #coral, #gold and #gray. #bedroom #NashvilleRealEstate #NealClaytonRealtors #decorating #design #interior #baby www.nealclayton.com
Project Nursery - Navy Blue and Pink Girl's Nursery - Project Nursery
Baby Girl Nursery
Love the color combo Dream Baby Girl/Boy Nursery Room Decoration Ideas
deep blue walls can be for a baby AND a baby girl at that
Blue and Gray Classic Nursery with Modern Accents
Baby Blue, Gray Baby, Baby Boys Nurseries, Projects Nurseries, Baby Rooms, Baby Boy Nurseries, Accent Wall, Blue Nurseries, Gray Nurseries
"I love the crib." Always with live Uniquely RA Traditional Blue and Gray Baby Boy Nursery - LOVE this lattice accent wall!
Project Nursery - Blue and Gray Nursery
Conever's Charming Baby Blue and Gray Nursery
Project Nursery - Blue and White Travel-Inspired Nursery
White Nurseries, Boys Nurseries, White Nursery, Baby Boys, De Ledesma, White Travel Inspiration, Projects Nurseries, Travel Inspiration Nurseries, Blue And White
In the Nursery with Andrea Maria Perullo de Ledesma
Modern, clean, blue baby boy nursery with geometric patterns
Geometric Patterns, Blue Baby, Baby Boys Nurseries, Baby Dean, Projects Nurseries, Baby Bliss, Baby Boy Nurseries, Blue Nurseries, Gray Nurseries
Project Nursery - MNC_photography_CAL_007
This whimsical Cherry Blossom Nursery Tree Wall Decal from popdecors.com is a great statement in the nursery!
Decals Baby, Cherries Blossoms Nurseries, Popdecor, Tree Wall Decals, Blossoms Trees, Baby Rooms, Decals Floral, Trees Wall Decals, Cherry Blossoms
Flower Tree Wall Decal Floral Decals Girl's Decal by PopDecors
We're loving Walmart's new, modern nursery designs, especially this Baby Relax Hudson Wingback Rocker!
Nurseries Decor, Baltic Blue, Baby Relaxing, Wingback Gliders, Wingback Rockers, Relaxing Hudson, Hudson Wingback, Nurseries Ideas, Baby Stuff
Baby Relax Hudson Wingback Rocker - Baltic Blue - Dorel Asia - Babies "R" Us
Baby Relax Hudson Wingback Glider
Modern Tiffany Blue Nursery - love the modern, colorful art and monogram over the crib
Cots, Tiffany Blue Nursery, Modern Tiffany, Hepburn Nurseries, Projects Nurseries, Cribs, Nurseries Ideas, Baby Nurseries, Tiffany Blue Nurseries
Project Nursery - Modern Tiffany Blue Nursery
Bold, blue damask wallpaper in a shabby chic nursery!
Nurseries Inspiration, Beautiful Wallpapers, Chic Nurseries, Wallpapers Wall, Accessories Decor, Azul Decoração, Projects Nurseries, Nurseries Ideas, Blue Nurseries
beautiful wallpapered wall
Project Nursery - Shabby Chic Nursery with Silver and Teal Wallpaper - Project Nursery
papel de parede azul decoração quarto - Pesquisa Google
A navy nursery is such a bold, chic look!
Boys Rooms, Navy Wall, Wall Color, Galleries Wall, Baby Boys, Gold Accent, Baby Rooms, Gold Nurseries, Baby Nurseries
this blog has lots of baby nursery trends
baby room nursery stunning stylish how to decorate ideas interior 9
Navy walls with gold accents.
Navy walls and awesome gallery wall
2014 Nursery Trends from Project Nursery! Navy and Gold Nursery with Gallery Wall. #laylagrayce #nursery #navy love the wall color
Baby boys room
Baby Boy Navy and Gold Nursery
Blue Nursery Ideas -- From sweet baby blue to elegant deep navy, blue is anything but dull! | projectnursery.com
Baby Blue, Color, Nurseries Blue, Nursery Ideas, Baby Rooms, Baby Boy, Nurseries Ideas, Blue Nurseries, Baby Nurseries
Blue Nursery Ideas - these rooms will convince you blue is the color!
20 Reasons to Paint Your Nursery Blue
Blue ombre accent wall in a twins nursery - love the look!
Cots, Nurseries Decor, Azul Ombre, Blue Accent, Blue Wall, Blue Ombre, Dreams House, Accent Wall, Blue Nurseries
Blue wall
Project Nursery - Modern Twin Nursery with Ombre Blue Accent Wall
Eclectic gêmeo berçário com azul Ombre parede
5 Ways to Use Ombré in Nursery Decor
Baby Blue + Gray Nursery = love the preppy look for a baby boy!
Baby Blue, Charms Baby, Baby Boys, Future Baby, Baby Rooms, Baby Stuff
The Guncles Nursery Reveal: we love this duc duc Regency Dresser in Blue
Regency Dressers, Savannah Dressers
Project Nursery - duc duc Regency Dresser in Blue
Ducducnyc savannah dresser
These Hexagon Shelves from The Land of Nod add a modern touch to the nursery!
Baby Hugh, Navy And White, Nursery Design, Baby Boys Nurseries, White Baby, Nurseries Design, Baby Boy Nurseries, Accent Walls, Baby Ebbejecki
Navy And White Baby Boy's Nursery Design With An Accent Wall | Kidsomania
Blue and Green and Modern Nursery - we love that Drawstring Studio's decor transition from infant to toddler and beyond!
Eclectic Patterns, Color Combos, Color Ideas
Blue and Green Modern Toddler Room. Eclectic patterns are go!
Blue and Green Modern Toddler Room - such a great color combo! Love these pieces from @drawstringstudio
Modern Circus Baby Nursery - we adore this classic design from Shalena Smith!
Baby 3, Nursery Ideas, Baby Boys, Baby Balliette Bergschneid, Baby Rooms, Bedrooms Ideas, Nurseries Ideas, Theme Nurseries, Baby Nurseries
Modern Circus Baby Nursery - love the traditional/rustic look of this nursery from @ShalenaSmith! Love the furniture!!!!
Circus Themed Nursery
This inverted chevron area rug would be perfection in a modern nursery! Someone snatch this up. Great price, too.
Usa Keno, Pat Area, Acr212 Pools, Area Rugs, Contemporary Rugs, Living Room, Cine Pat, Keno Acr212, Rugs Usa
nuLOOM Hand Tufted Pat Area Rug | Contemporary Rugs
Stylishly anchor your living room or master suite with this elegant hand-tufted rug, showcasing a tessellated motif in spa blue. Product: RugConstruction Material: 100% PolyesterColor: Spa blue, navy and ivoryFeatures:Hand-tuftedPile Height: 0.5" Note: Please be aware that actual colors may vary from those shown on your screen. Accent rugs may also not show the entire pattern that the corresponding area rugs have.Cleaning and Care: Spot treat with a mild detergent and water. Professional ...
nuLOOM Cine Pat Area Rug
$5 Off when you share! Rugs USA Keno ACR212 Pool Rug
Blue and Green Preppy Nursery - how great is that bow tie accent wall?!
Preppy Nurseries, Green Boys Nurseries, Blue Green, Green Vintage, Projects Nurseries, Vintage Preppy, Bowties Nurseries, Baby Rooms, Preppy Blue
Project Nursery - Blue and Green Vintage Preppy Nursery - Project Nursery
Baby room
Project Nursery - Preppy Blue and Green Boy's Nursery - Project Nursery - Lola
These tree and leaves wall decals from popdecors.com are a fantastic way to accent the nursery, but not as permanent as a mural. Love it!
Decals Baby, Decals Wall, Baby Room Decals, Tree Wall Decals, Vinyls Wall Decals, Decals Vinyls, Trees Wall Decals, Pop Decor, Baby Rooms Decals
Tree Wall Decals Baby Room Decal Vinyl Wall Decal Wall Sticker-Blowing in the Wind (83" H)- Designed by Pop Decors (85.00 USD) by PopDecors
Orange and Navy Nautical Nursery - love the fencepost name sign over the crib!
Boys Nurseries, Baby Boys, Blue Orange, Projects Nurseries, Nautical Nurseries, Navy Nursery, Navy Blue, Nurseries Ideas, Navy Nurseries
Project Nursery - Navy Blue and Orange Nautical Nursery - Project Nursery
Project Nursery - Orange and Navy Nursery Like the dark blue, orange and mix of dark crib with light furniture
We can't get enough of this ikat pouf and over-the-glider throw in this modern boy nursery!
Blue Gray And Orange Nurseries, Color Schemes, Boys Nurseries, Blue Wall, Baby Boys, Projects Nurseries, Baby Rooms, Nurseries Ideas, Blue Nurseries
Project Nursery - Orange, Gray and Blue Nursery
Liking this for the Mueller boys nursery color scheme
Orange, Gray and Blue Nursery | nice baby boy variation on our existing house color scheme
Navy blue walls. White wainscot. For office
Orange, Gray and Blue Nursery, Baby Room
This nursery proves blue isn't just for boys!
Color Combos, Wall Color, Pink Nurseries, Navy Wall, Baby Girls, Rugs, Girls Nurseries, Pink Accent, Navy Nurseries
navy nursery with patterned rug and pink accents
Navy Girl's Nursery with Pink Accents- Love this! oh amanda i never thought of navy and cream and pink ...#nursery #baby #room #sleep #babysroom #snuggle #sweet #babygirl #babyboy #prettyperfectliving #prettyperfectbaby #prettyperfectnursery
Digging the color combo and am in love with this rug!
Love this wall color for a girls nursery
baby girl nursery: navy walls, pink accents with white furniture
You know you want a blue nursery, but not sure on paint colors? Try the "Best Blue Paints for Nursery Sample Kit" from #PNshop! It's No-VOC and totally safe for baby.


text:
- 800.878.7323
New Hardcover
Ships in 1 to 3 days
Girls Standing on the Lawnby Maira Kalman
Synopses & Reviews
Publisher Comments:
Girls Standing on Lawns is a unique collaboration between renowned artist and bestselling childrenandrsquo;s book author Maira Kalman and New York Times bestselling writer Daniel Handler, better known as Lemony Snicket. This clever book contains 40 vintage photographs from the collection of The Museum of Modern Art, New York, more than a dozen original paintings by Kalman inspired by the photographs, and brief, lyrical texts by Handler. Poetic and thought-provoking, Girls Standing on Lawns is a meditation on memories, childhood, nostalgia, home, family, and the act of seeing. The gorgeous visual material sets the stage for what Handler succinctly describes as andldquo;a photograph, a painting, a sentence, a pose.andrdquo; Girls, women, families, and even pets from days gone by grace the pages, looking out at us, enticing readers to imagine these people, their livesandmdash;and where they have gone.
Praise for Girls Standing on Lawns
andquot;Kalman supplements the mostly black-and-white, anonymous, amateur snapshots with colorful paintings inspired by the photographs. Handler adds alternately wry, pithy, poignantandmdash;and always succinctandmdash;commentary to most spreads, inviting readers to ponder the people and scenes as well as their own family photos.andquot;
andquot;Handler provides free verse that is both spare and sparse throughout the collection, contextualizing the thematic groupings and offering imaginative insight into what might have motivated the preservation of such frozen moments. The project is interesting and the images thought provoking.andquot;
--The Bulletin of The Center for Childrenandrsquo;s Books
"Handler and Kalman (Why We Broke Up) explore photographs held by the Museum of Modern Art, a selection of mostly b&w vintage snapshots of young women posing on lawns. The girls look decorative, awkward, sometimes grim (like the woman in the grass skirt in front of bare winter trees), sometimes hilarious (a pair of fashionably shod legs stick out of a hedge). Handler's commentary wanders between the voices of the subjects ('My whole life I have not known where to put my hands') and that of a wise, older-brotherish commentator ('You don't have to be self-conscious. We're all fools'). Kalman contributes her own inimitable paintings: a girl in a dance costume flanked by two terriers, a jaunty woman perched on a gate. Handler captures the essential paradox of the photograph as historical record: 'None of this is there, not anymore. And yet we are still standing.' There's a marked insider/outsider feel to the project, first in a planned collaborative series between Handler, Kalman, and the museum; those familiar with the Handler/Kalman sensibility will be delighted, while those not in the know may find it baffling. Ages 10 — up. (May)" Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
Youandrsquo;re supposed to stop and smell the roses
but truth be told it doesnandrsquo;t take that long
to smell them. You hardly have to stop.
You can smell the roses and still have time to
run all those errands before the sun goes
down and itandrsquo;s dinner time.
Hurry Up and Wait is the second volume in a new series of collaborations between renowned artist and bestselling author Maira Kalman, New York Times bestselling writer Daniel Handler (a.k.a. Lemony Snicket), and The Museum of Modern Art, New York. This time a whimsical collection of images captures people in motionandmdash;or not. In snapshots by some of the worldandrsquo;s most celebrated photographers, some people stride forth, dash across streets, race on bicycles, and jump over puddles, while others form snaking lines, daydream on park benches, and linger on sidewalks with friends. So whatandrsquo;s the rush? With 11 vibrant new illustrations by Kalman inspired by the photographs, and thought-provoking prose by Handler that ponders the merits of action, Hurry Up and Wait will charm readers of all ages.
About the Author
Maira Kalman is a bestselling and award-winning artist, illustrator, and writer whose books include 13 Words (with Daniel Handler), And the Pursuit of Happiness, and The Elements of Style. Her artwork has been the subject of 14 solo exhibitions and has also been featured in group exhibitions in major museums.
Daniel Handler is the internationally renowned author of the A Series of Unfortunate Events series, whose books have sold over 60 million copies in 44 languages.
What Our Readers Are Saying
Be the first to add a comment for a chance to win!
Product Details
Other books you might like
Related Subjects
Arts and Entertainment » Art » Artists

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Capital Markets
Company Overview of SunAmerica Asset Management, LLC
Executive Profile
James Filatro
Member of Advisory Committee, SunAmerica Asset Management, LLC
|Total Calculated Compensation
|This person is connected to 1 Board Members in 1 different organizations across 0 different industries.
See Board Relationships
Mr. James Filatro is a Member of Advisory Committee at AIG SunAmerica Asset Management Corp. He has been Principal of P.S. 95 in Brooklyn, known as the Gravesend School, since 1980 and, prior to that, Assistant Principal at Brooklyn's P.S. 97. Mr. Filatro began his teaching career in 1966, after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. In l998, he was named "Supervisor of The Year" in his large Brooklyn School District. Mr. Filatro holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Long ...
Corporate Headquarters
Harborside Financial CenterPhone: 201-324-6300
Jersey City, New Jersey 07311-4992
United States
Fax: 201-324-6328
Board Members MembershipsThere is no Board Members Memberships data available.
EducationThere is no Education data available.
Other AffiliationsThere is no Company Affiliations data available.
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.
Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.
Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available.
|There is no Competitor Compensation data available.
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
Report Data Issue
To contact SunAmerica Asset Management, LLC, please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Please enter your information in the following field(s):
Your requested update has been submitted
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Recent News
All the recorded videos of the presentations from the 11th World Congress in Hong Kong can now be veiwed... more...
The International Academy
for Design & Health plays an important and influential role as an
advocate for better standards in the design, development and maintenance
of environments and spaces that support human health, well-being and
quality of life.
Advocacy initiatives are targeted at government and non-governmental organisations, public bodies and the national and international press, and include: international awards programmes, public relations, lobbying and standards and guidelines development.
Click on the licks below
for more information on the Design & Health International Awards
Programme, details of our work in the area of standards and development,
and examples of editorial coverage gained in leading national and
international press.


text:
Issues 2012
No.3 February 2012
The Inconsistencies of the Obama Corporate Tax Plan
Josh Barro,
Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
President Obama's corporate tax reform plan starts with a few, broad principles—the corporate tax should have a lower rate and a broader base, and should cause fewer distortions between different kinds of economic activities. These are good principles; for the most part, the plan sticks to them.
In some components, though, the plan goes astray, creating or expanding tax preferences and introducing new distortions. Particularly, it prefers manufacturing over other sectors, renewable energy over other energy sources, and certain multinational structures over others. These are all deviations from the goal of tax neutrality, and they are all negative features of the plan.
The plan has good ideas at its core and its problems can and should be fixed. Some of the ill-advised proposals, like expanded manufacturing deductions and tax credits for in-sourcing jobs, would cost revenue. Others, like new efforts to tax the foreign operations of U.S. firms, would raise it. As such, it may even be possible to eliminate the undesirable features of this corporate tax reform plan without significantly affecting the amount of revenue to be collected.
What needs to be fixed:
Eliminate tax preferences for energy—uniformly. Energy production activities tend to be heavily tax-favored. As the President notes, income from investments in oil and gas structures is taxed at just 9 percent, a far lower rate than for most categories of business investment. Tax reform should raise the effective tax rate on such investments. But as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Environment and Energy Gilbert Metcalf reported in 2009, while oil and gas production gets tax subsidies at a rate of $63 per billion BTUs, renewable energy is subsidized to the tune of $584 per billion BTUs. Instead of also eliminating tax subsidies for renewable energy, President Obama proposes to expand them in his tax reform. This is a missed opportunity—tax reform should eliminate subsidies for energy from all sources.
Don't go for failed industrial policy. President Obama's reform plan includes a host of tax preferences designed to prefer domestic manufacturing over other industries. Instead of abolishing the domestic production activities deduction—an easy way to raise revenue and cut the overall corporate rate—Obama proposes to expand it, increasing the tax favoritism shown to the manufacturing sector. The truth is that American manufacturing is not in decline—manufacturing employment has declined because of strongly improving manufacturing productivity in the last several decades. Instead of trying to use the tax code to reproduce the economy of the 1950s, we should tax different types of economic activity equally and let capital be allocated where it can most efficiently be used.
Don't put US-based multinationals at a disadvantage. Finally, the tax reform plan contains some ill-advised attempts to collect more tax related to the foreign activity of U.S.-based multinational firms. The United States is already unusual in trying to tax the foreign income of companies based here—most advanced countries use a "territorial" tax system that applies only to economic activity within the taxing country. Today, U.S. firms are liable for tax on foreign income, but can defer that tax until they actually return foreign profits to the United States. Obama proposes to impose a non-deferrable minimum tax on profits earned in low-tax countries. So long as this tax is set low enough that it only applies to tax havens like Bermuda, this proposal won't be a problem. But attempts to tax the real foreign activities of U.S. firms in lower-tax jurisdictions like Ireland and Hong Kong would place U.S.-based firms at a major disadvantage compared to their foreign competitors.
What works:
Cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 28 percent. As the White House notes, the United States has one of the highest corporate income tax rates among advanced countries, even though our tax receipts are not especially high. Cutting the rate by 20 percent would make us more competitive; lost revenue can be offset by broadening the corporate tax base.
Reduce distortions between debt and equity. Most corporate tax systems create incentives for firms to finance themselves with debt, but the American tax code is more distorting than most. Lowering the corporate tax rate reduces the tax penalty associated with equity financing. The president also proposes—without specifics—to limit the deductibility of interest expenses, further reducing the debt-equity distortion. This would be a good way of expanding the tax base to offset the rate reduction.
Realign C-corporations and S-corporations to their intended purposes. The S-corporation is a pass-through entity that is designed to help small business owners avoid the burden of complying with a separate corporate income tax. S-corporations also enjoy the advantage of being taxed only once, which reduces the marginal effective tax rate on investments in S-corporations by about six percentage points. As a result of this tax preference, business activity has shifted toward S-corporations and other pass through forms, leading to revenue loss. President Obama's plan would simplify tax rules for small businesses, while restricting the ability of large firms to reduce their tax burdens by using pass-through forms.
The good news is that the negative features of this corporate tax plan can be fixed. Proposals adding new tax preferences or introducing protectionism to the tax code could be stripped while those achieving the broad principles of base expansion and rate reduction are retained. When considering the President's proposal, Congress should keep an eye toward eliminating distortions and preferences in the tax code—including the ones the President is now proposing to add.
The Manhattan Institute, a 501(c)(3), is a think tank whose mission is to develop and disseminate new ideas
that foster greater economic choice and individual responsibility.
Copyright © 2015 Manhattan
Institute for Policy Research, Inc. All rights reserved.
52 Vanderbilt Avenue, New
York, N.Y. 10017
phone (212) 599-7000 / fax (212) 599-3494


text:
Cheltenham Festival 2014: Our tips for the big races
Posted: March 08, 2014|
With the Festival now only days away, racing editor Jonathan Herbert casts his expert eye over the feature races each day:
Tuesday, Stan James Champion Hurdle: Defending champion Hurricane Fly will attempt to become the eighth horse to take the two-mile hurdling crown on three occasions, but the veteran faces a clutch of top-class younger rivals looking to take his title.
The New One, who won easily at last year's meeting, looks to have a great chance of providing Guiting Power trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies with his first victory in the prestigious race.
Hurricane Fly is unlikely to go down without a fight and My Tent Or Yours and Our Conor could go well, while Melodic Rendezvous has the potential to spring a surprise if the going is testing.
Related content
My tip: The New One
Wednesday, BetVictor Queen Mother Champion Chase: The absence of last year's brilliant winner Sprinter Sacre has left this year's race wide open.
Sire De Grugy looks set to start favourite after a series of big-race wins this season, but he hasn't been at his best at Cheltenham and looks vulnerable.
Captain Conan could be the one to take advantage having shown good form at the course, including a defeat of Sire De Grugy, while testing ground would improve the chances of Module from Tom George's stable in Slad.
My tip: Captain Conan
Thursday, Ladbrokes World Hurdle: The legendary Big Buck's will attempt to win the race for a fifth time, but he will need to improve on his comeback from injury at Cheltenham in January, when he finished third.
Annie Power has looked something special in racking up 10 wins in a row and could prove hard to beat, especially as she will carry 7lb less than Big Buck's.
My tip: Annie Power
Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup: The highlight of the whole week, the best staying chasers from Britain and Ireland will lock horns in a bid to carve their names in racing history.
Bobs Worth showed the heart of a lion to swoop late last year for his fifth win from five races at Cheltenham, including three at the Festival, and is a worthy favourite to retain his crown.
Silviniaco Conti appeared to be going well when falling in the race last year, while at much bigger odds The Giant Bolster from David Bridgwater's stable in Stow-on-the-Wold should give his supporters a good run for their money.
He has finished in the first four in each of the past two Gold Cups and won well at Cheltenham in January.
Harry Topper from Kim Bailey's stable in Andoversford would have a great chance if the ground comes up heavy.
My tip: Bobs Worth


text: Home ATTENTION ALL ATTORNEYS We Need Your Help! Please consider volunteering for the Lawyer in the Library Family and General Law Programs. Each program is scheduled once a week for only 2 hours in the evening. Offering your services benefits the entire community. If you would like to learn more about this program, please contact Emily Reed at 775-328-3250. Second Judicial District Court Mission Statement To provide the timely, fair and efficient administration of justice under the law, in a manner that instills and sustains the public's confidence in the judicial system. Courthouse Construction Circa 1911 JURY SERVICE UPCOMING EVENTS OBTAINING DIVORCE INFORMATION TOP REQUESTS ATTENDING COURT FILING FEE SCHEDULE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE


text:
19,633 shares
A Real Best Friend
38,125 shares
A Dog's life...
13,055 shares
I think Noah is going to have a little trouble breeding the lions...
13,145 shares
Element of surprise!
26,562 shares
Black Friday
13,246 shares
They're Not Quite As SMART As They Think They Are
10,249 shares
Get to tha shoppar!
15,700 shares
Important meeting taking place across the street...
11,860 shares
When the waiter asks how the food is...
16,571 shares
I love manatees because they are so majestic.
14,803 shares
Laugh more daily


text:
Easy Ways to Make Skin Less Red
5 Cheap, Easy Ways to Reduce Redness
Like us on Facebook
- Try an aspirin mask: This inexpensive anti-inflammatory is great for redness of all kinds. You just crush up a bunch of plain, uncoated aspirin, mix in a little water until it's a thick paste, and then leave it on the affected area for 20 minutes. It's a great way to relieve sunburn or rash discomfort, too.
- Sit in a cool oatmeal bath: Oatmeal has emollient and anti-inflammatory properties, and if you're prone to skin redness, you'll want to avoid hot water altogether. Sitting in a cool oatmeal bath is good for getting rid of all kinds of redness. And if it's facial redness you're worried about, slap on some plain oats in cold milk. The oatmeal will help get rid of redness and moisturize, and the lactic acid in milk is an extra-gentle exfoliator, so damaged or flaking skin gets sloughed off.
- Make yourself a cup of chamomile tea: Grab a few chamomile tea bags and soak them in cool water. In a pinch, chamomile makes a good compress because it has anodyne and anti-inflammatory properties. Drinking a cup can sometimes help, too.
- Spread on some calamine lotion and lanolin: Cooling calamine lotion gets rid of the itch of red skin, and lanolin is an emollient and protective barrier.
- Break out the Visine: It doesn't just work on the little red veins in your eyes. Redness-reducing eye drops are great to have around in an emergency because they also vaso-constrict capillaries in other places, making this a fast spot treatment for splotches or facial redness.
Image Source: Thinkstock


text:
This offer can not be installed on a Mac. You must purchase this offer instead.
You do not own the license or the installer, rather you are authorized to use the software and associated media pursuant to the terms and conditions of the license(s) granted to the University for the term of Campus Subscription Enrollment. You will be required to remove the software from your personal machine immediately upon the earlier of (a) any event, with the exception of graduation, which causes you no longer to be a student of the institution or (b) expiration of the Campus Subscription Enrollment licensed period. If you graduate during the Campus Agreement Subscription term, the Software license will convert to a perpetual license (meaning you own the Software).
This is a perpetual license and you are entitled to continue using this product after graduating from the University of Illinois. This software can be installed and used on one physical computer.
Please review the system requirements before making your purchase.
Windows 8/Internet Explorer 10 Compatibility Note: The SiteAdvisor component of this download does support Internet Explorer 10, but only on Windows 8. Additionally, when opening a new Internet Explorer window or tab with SiteAdvisor installed, a scripting error will be displayed. You may safely click either "Yes" or "No" on that warning, as neither choice has an effect on SiteAdvisor's functionality.


text: [ Andy Mejias Improves To 15-0, Glaskov Still Unbeaten – NBC'S Boxing Fight Night Recaps Nov. 16, 2013 By Ray Rich November 16, 2013 NBC's "Fight Night" at Turning Stone Casino Results Read More|Comment Category: Sports, Utica Rome Sports Tags: boxing, nbc fight night, nbc sports, turning stone resort and casino Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
The Kiwanis Club of Los Alamos wishes to thank all those who helped to make last Saturday's Breakfast with Santa successful. Our thanks go to Del Norte Credit Union for their continued support of our event.
We are also appreciative of the many attendees who came to see Santa and to donate food to LA Cares and money for the Foster Children program at Christmas. Thank you for reminding us that the Christmas spirit is alive and well in Los Alamos.
Ann Hayes
Breakfast Chairperson
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Los Alamos Monitor, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Los Alamos Monitor and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
BOYS. You might want to turn your head on this one.
GIRLS: Pretty Rose Popcorn is certainly a chick thing. Ladies…how special and pretty would this be for a baby shower, tea party, bridal shower or wedding day!
This popcorn is simple to prepare & extra special fabulous.
If you love rose tea or other rose infusions then you will enjoy this popcorn.
You can adjust the flavor on a whim…simply add more or less rose water.
For added flavor I pop my corn in coconut oil. If you are into coconut like me, then you will love the subtle, silky, coconutty flavor.
If not then use a more neutral flavored Canola or Grape seed oil.
I took a whole lot of photos.
I also munched on popcorn as I worked.
You can either dry your own edible flowers….or get some from a trusted source in town or online.
You want to make sure that the petals you use are free of dyes and pesticides. Organic is best.
Do you have any special events coming up?
You can dress up this popcorn in oh so many ways. Pretty Rose Popcorn would be a novelty at any party….but oh the fun you could have with packaging.
I picture cottage, shabby chic style…but you could do anything really. Go mod if you wish.
Check out my Package Design and Shabby Chic Pinterest boards for inspiration.
- 1/4 cup Unrefined Coconut Oil or Sunflower Oil
- 1/3 cup Popcorn
- 2-3 droppers full Vanilla Stevia Drops
- Fine Sea Salt
- Organic Dried Rose Petals
- Rose Water, add to taste
- Heat the oil and popcorn in a large, deep metal pot over high heat. Have the pot lid and a large bowl handy. The oil will sizzle and the popcorn will start to pop. Cover with the lid and agitate/slide the pan around vigorously. When about to overflow dump the popcorn into the bowl. Continue to do this until all of the popcorn is popped. If you are using a large enough pot you might not need the bowl.
- When the popcorn is cool toss with sea salt, vanilla stevia drops, petals and rose water.
- Careful with the rose water, use it sparingly. You can always add more but you cannot take it away. Subtle flavors are best here. You can sprinkle it on and toss with your hands for best results.
Popcorn Recipe Links
- Chocolate Chip Coconut Popcorn MarlaMeridith.com
- Chocolate and Peanut Butter Popcorn Brown Eyed Baker
- Honey Butter Popcorn Food Loves Writing
- Lemon Pepper Popcorn MarlaMeridith.com
- Peanut Butter Popcorn Rachel Cooks
- Pistachio Caramel Popcorn Flanboyant Eats


text:
Future Ag Leaders
Congratulations to the winners of the #TractorTag promotion from this year's National FFA Convention in Louisville!
Last week, nearly 100 participants of the 2014 FFA New Century Farmer Conference visited the Case IH Ag Information Center. This visit was only one stop in a week full of educational and hands-on learning experiences designed to broaden and enhance their knowledge of production agriculture. (more…)
Making a farm transition is a big job, but a Case IH Farmall® tractor can make it easier. That is why Shelby Watson Hampton was thrilled when she was named one of the runners-up in the American Farm Bureau Federation Discussion Meet and won a Farmall 55A tractor. The Be Ready blog featured Shelby and the other AFBF Discussion Meet runners-up in a previous post. (more…)
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Young Farmers & Ranchers program recently announced the Excellence in Agriculture award winners. The three runners-up were each awarded a Case IH Farmall® 45A tractor at the AFBF annual convention in San Antonio, Texas.
Are you involved with AFBF? How has your involvement benefitted you? (more…)
American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Young Farmers & Ranchers program held their annual convention in San Antonio, Texas, where they announced the winners of the Achievement Award. Each of the award runners-up received a Case IH Farmall® 65A. (more…)
The American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Young Farmers & Ranchers program recently held their annual convention in San Antonio, Texas, where they announced the Discussion Meet winners. Each of the competition's runners-up received a Case IH Farmall® 55A. (more…)
Today's blog post is guest-written by Brandon Whitt, a Case IH customer from Murfreesboro, Tenn. He recently participated in the Partners in Agricultural Leadership (PAL) program, which is facilitated by the American Farm Bureau Federation. This year's PAL class took a trip to Brazil to learn more about the agriculture industry and how agriculture can be affected on a global scale. In this blog post, Brandon shares his experiences in the PAL program. Brandon also is the 2014 National Young Farmer of the Year. (more…)
This year's theme for National FFA Week is Ignite and it embraces more than 80 years of FFA traditions while looking forward to the organization's future. This week, more than half a million members will participate in National FFA Week activities at local, state and national levels. It is a time to reflect on the success of the many chapters, the numerous friendships that have developed among fellow members and the impact of agriculture throughout the nation. (more…)
Case IH is a proud sponsor of the New Century Farmer Conference. The all-expenses paid educational conference is offered to those currently enrolled in or who have recently graduated from a two- or four-year college or university. Participants learn about new farm business opportunities, gain an understanding of how banks view farming operations and establish a network of business professionals who are pursuing a career in production agriculture. Have you attended the New Century Farmer Conference? What was the most valuable thing you took away from it? (more…)
The 86th National FFA Convention – held last week in Louisville, Ky., – featured all the excitement, pageantry and inspiration this annual event is known for, as well as achieved record-setting attendance of 62,998 students, teachers and guests.
If you were at convention – or perhaps a previous one – share a favorite memory with us. (more…)


text:
- Filed Under
It isn't often a losing team will praise the class of the other coach as his first comment after a lopsided loss, but that's exactly what Silver Stage football coach Cody VonLinsowe said after Friday's 46-0 loss to Yerington.
"(Yerington coach Cody) Neville's awesome," he said. "Real classy."
That's because he recognized that Yerington, after jumping to a 24-0, first-quarter lead, took steps to keep the score down, such as instructing players to run out of bounds if inside the 20-yard line and then kicking field goals on first down, scoring only two field goals in the second half. ...


text:
The Graduate Diploma and Master of Arts in Strategy and Security is a leading national degree program in international security, strategic policy and international affairs, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific.
This program focuses on both traditional and
cutting-edge conflict and security agendas that shape the work of policy professionals, and national security and Defence personnel. Students will learn about the global security context, contemporary strategy and legal and moral issues relating to international violence.
The program is taught by leading international scholars and national security experts and past and present students include security and foreign affairs officials, business-people, journalists, and military officers from Australia and the region.
Courses are offered by Distance. Options are available for research projects and combination with the Masters of Philosophy (MPhil).
Applications and Information
Student Administrative Services
Tel: +61 2 6268 6000
Fax: +61 2 6268 8666
Email: email@example.com
Entry requirement
Master (8175)
48 UOC, full time 1 year, part time equivalent
One of the following qualifications in the same or related discipline from a recognised institution:
- four-year pass degree or Honours degree, or
- three-year pass degree with a major in a related field of study plus relevant full time work experience, or
- a graduate diploma, or qualifications considered equivalent by UNSW or minimum three years of relevant experience.
Graduate Diploma (5855)
36 UOC, full time 1 year, part time equivalent
Three-year degree or graduate certificate in the same or related discipline from a recognised institution or qualifications considered equivalent.
Program structure
Students undertaking the Master of Arts in Strategy and Security are required to take 8 courses (48UoC) in any combination from course options as set out below.
Courses are offered by Distance.


text:
Hi, I'm Jim, the owner of Parts & Pieces. I started in the industry in 1977. I have designed, built and repaired all brands of homes from 1977-present.
Hi, I'm Chuck, one of the sales reps at Parts & Pieces. I have been in the industry repairing homes and selling parts for 18+ years.
Hi, I'm Chris, Jim's wife and I've been here for 15 years. The boys have trained me to ask the right questions to help you get the correct parts.


text:
eNews Sign-Up
2015 Fall Frontlist Trade
2015 Spring Frontlist Trade
Annick Press
Boston Mills Press
Firefly Books
Kiddy Chronicles
Mikaya Press
Robert Rose
Catalog PDFs:
Read more about Evolution: The Whole Story!
Read more about The History of Photography in 50 Cameras!
Read more about The History of Chess in Fifty Moves!


text:
External Web sites
Britannica Web sites
Articles from Britannica encyclopedias for elementary and high school students.
- American Express Company - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
The American Express Company is a leading U.S. issuer of personal, small business, and corporate credit cards. American Express also provides travel-related services worldwide, including traveler's checks, corporate and personal travel planning services, tour packages, and agencies for hotel and car-rental reservations. The company's headquarters are located in New York City, New York.


text:
Tactical Ripstop Pant - Dickies
Dickies Tactical Ripstop pant, engineered to work as hard as the officers who...
Mustang Survival's new Deluxe HT series of inflatable personal flotation devices feature an auto hydrostatic inflator for high-risk weather conditions. Each PFD's inflation device is triggered by hydrostatic pressure when submerged four inches below the water surface, and is not sensitive to rain, water spray, or humidity. The inflator is maintenance free for five years, unless fired. Vests are outfitted with a Hammar Type 1F auto hydrostatic inflator with manual backup and a safety inspection window for viewing inflator status and replacement date. The compact, lightweight vests also feature the patented SecureZip bi-directional zipper and a neoprene ComfortCollar.
For more information, click here
Request information about this product


text:
We have the Fonseca presale code: For a limited time you can order tickets before the general public. Now is the best time to purchase your tickets – before they go onsale and sell out! Get your tickets right now to see Fonseca in Miami Beach.
Here are the Fonseca show details:
The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
Miami Beach, FL
Fri, Apr 26, 2013 08:00 PM
Onsale to General Public
Start: Fri, 02/01/13 10:00 AM EST
Live Nation/ LN Mobile App Presale
Start: Wed, 01/30/13 10:00 AM EST
End: Thu, 01/31/13 10:00 PM EST
Citi® Cardmember Preferred Tickets
Start: Fri, 02/01/13 10:00 AM EST
End: Fri, 03/29/13 10:00 PM EDT
You can use the following presale passwords and information to order your tickets:
This Code Is Protected
This content is for active WiseGuys members.
Step 1 Choose a membership plan to unlock the presale codes we've found for this event and access to tickets during the presale.
5 Day Total-Access VIP Presale Pass Trial
Includes Fast Email Support
3 day temporary pass
Most people are thrilled with the Total-Access VIP Pass trial offer and keep their membership active beyond the 5 day trial period (A Total-Access VIP Pass is regularly $19.95/mo). Like all our membership plans it is covered by an unconditional 60 Day Money-Back Guarantee
Please note that our free presale alerts newsletter is not the same thing as having an active VIP Membership. An active membership is required to view some presale codes.
Current Members Login Here
A complete list of plans, including a 3 Day temporary pass ($5.95) which does not auto-renew is available here.


text:
The Governor will definitely be back in a big way next season on "The Walking Dead."
AMC confirmed to AccessHollywood.com that British actor David Morrissey, who plays the sociopathic leader (who is likely licking his wounds following his disastrous attempt at taking down the prison group on Sunday's Season 3 finale of "The Walking Dead"), is now a series regular on the show.
PHOTOS: The Walking Dead: Scenes From Season 3
Also promoted to series regulars for Season 4 are Chad Coleman, who plays the reasonable Tyreese, and
Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays his sister, Sasha. Both Sasha and Tyreese returned to the prison at the end of Season 3 and began to settle in.
And, Emily Kinney, who has been playing Beth Greene since Season 2, and became more prominent over Season 3 – showing off her real life singing skills, and – in character – took care of Rick's daughter Judith, has also been promoted.
WATCH IT NOW: 'The Walking Dead' — Andrew Lincoln Discusses His 'Incredibly Moving' Fan Mail
"The Walking Dead" is expected to return to AMC in October.
-- Jolie Lash
Copyright 2015 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
For Sale: NEW 2014 28' Enclosed Race Cargo Trailer
Ad #181924555 Posted:2015-09-25 00:50:01
This ad expires in 73 days.
Please note the price of the trailer is $11,900 NOT $11,500. Typographical error on text. Thank you.New 28' Enclosed Race Trailer - $11500 (Elkhart, Indiana)
Above Added: Tue February 17, 2015, 11:36 am EST
Looking for a super nice well built loaded car trailer at wholesale pricing...look no more! This 2014 28' race car trailer is IN Stock(Elkhart, Indiana) and ready to go. NO Waiting! Due to heavy demands, factories are 6-8 weeks in production time. Pricing on trailers generally go up in the spring so buy this now to save $$$$ for next years racing season. This baby is loaded with all the options you need like a base and overhead cabinets, 110 lights and finished walls,ceiling and floor. Call 270-535-4860 at Wholesale Standard.
Widebody 8'.6" x 28' (box) x 6'.6" (interior height)
Interior Height 6' 6''
Interior width 96'
Exterior Aluminum .030'' White aluminum
Silver Mod Wheel STD
Goodyear Tires 225/75R/15 Radials STD
Z-Tech Undercoating STD
Frame - TAG (I-Beam) 6'' I-Beam
Dexter Torsion Axles - E Z Lube STD
(2) 5,200 Axles 9,990 GVWR
Electric Brakes All Wheels
Wall Construction 1'' x 1 1/2'' Steel Tube
Floors 16'' O.C.
Walls 16'' O.C.
Ceiling 16'' O.C.
Flooring 3/4'' plywood
Darco Moisture Barrier STD
Ceiling White Vinyl
Walls White Vinyl
Ceiling Insulation OPT
48'' Side Door STD
-Flush Lock STD
-Deadbolt STD
-Piano Hinge STD
Side Door Construction Aluminum Tube
Spring Assist Ramp Door STD
Ramp Door Flap Single 16''
Ramp Door Cambar Locks
Spring Cover STD
Roof is 1 piece Aluminum
2 - 12v Dome Lights STD
- w/ Switch STD
Front Corners are Radius Brite Anodized
Radius Front Corner STD
Front Cast Corners STD
L.E.D. Tail Lights STD
Fenders Aluminum Teardrop
Turn Signal Over Fenders STD
Stonegaurd - TAG STD
48'' Triple Tube Tongue STD
Back End Mill Finish
3 Year Factory Warranty STD
Options Added:
60" Triple Tongue Tube
36" x 30" Generator door w/ vent
TPO Coin Flooring with ATP on ramp door and flap
Deluxe Light Package:
(2) 4' flourescent Lights w diffuser
(2) 550 recessed quartz lights
(3) 110 receptacles
(2) 110 volt switches
(2) 12 volt dome lights
(2) 12 volt switches
Call 270-535-4860 to buy this trailer. In stock and ready in Elkhart, Indiana...ready for immediate delivery! photo DSC055101.jpg
Business Phone Number: 270-535-4860
This item is NEW
Trades NOT ACCEPTED
Item Location: BLUFFTON, IN Get Directions To This City
Instructions for buyer: This trailer is available for immediate delivery in Elkhart, Indiana...Call 270=535-4860 for availability.
This item is NEW
Trades NOT ACCEPTED
Item Location: BLUFFTON, IN Get Directions To This City
Instructions for buyer: This trailer is available for immediate delivery in Elkhart, Indiana...Call 270=535-4860 for availability.
Business Information
Ad posted by:
Ad posted by:
wholesalestd (#675819)
Wholesale Standard LLC
(270) 791-4224
Member Since: 2013-03-29
Phone Number: 270-535-4860
Member Feedback
Number of Honor Payments: 0
Average Accepted Sale Price: $0.00
Average Honor Payment: $0.00
- Ad #181778917: Titan 9000LB 2 Post Auto Lift TITAN HD2P-9000
- Ad #181937999: TITAN HD2P-9000AC 2-POST AUTO LIFT 9000 LB
- Ad #181957222: 48' Racecar Trailer 12' Living Quarters NEW
- Ad #181957252: TITAN MRL-6000 MID RISE SCISSOR CAR LIFT 110V
- Ad #181989518: 24' Enclosed Car Trailer 10K Wedge INDIANA
Report the sale - click here


text:
You may also like
This banner shows a similar doctor. For information on how it can be removed visit RateMDs for Doctors.
You, or someone from your location, have already rated this doctor. Thanks for the rating!
Rate Dr. William E. Strukel
Dr. William E. Strukel's Ratings
5 1 5.0
he was very informative, and laid back.
Was this rating useful? 0 [[ userState['ratings'][253571].votes_count ]]
Top Hospitals in La Mesa, CA
Top Urgent Care Centers in La Mesa, CA
Find a Doctor by Specialty
Featured Articles
You may also like
Top Emergency Room Doctors
in La Mesa, CA
Dr. Ranya L. Alexander
#1 of 44
2 reviews
#1 of 44
Dr. Andrew B. Spackman
#2 of 44
1 review
#2 of 44
Dr. William E. Strukel
#3 of 44
1 review
#3 of 44
Dr. Estylan D. Arellano
#4 of 44
1 review
#4 of 44
Dr. Eugene Lenard
#5 of 44
#5 of 44


text:
6 Fast Easy Fresh Recipes, from Roast Salmon to Braised Chicken
If you've never bought kohlrabi before, here's a great reason to try it.
Loading Comments...
Too often, we make food for our families that's ho-hum, like breaded chicken, plain salmon with rice, or pasta with some veggies tossed in. But it's easy to bring a little excitement into the kitchen in small, easy ways. A flavorful chicken braise. A spicy, briny vinaigrette for fish. A salad full of fresh herbs and caraway seeds. Adding one or two unexpected elements to a dish is all it takes to turn a weeknight dinner into a meal fit for company. Here are six recipes that are fit for family or for dinner guests alike.
Kohlrabi and Apple Salad with Caraway
If you've never bought kohlrabi before, here's a great reason to try it.


text:
Awards & Honors
Subscribe to Inside UCR Did You Know? Category via RSS
Stajich Wins 2014 Alexopoulos Prize
Jason Stajich, an associate professor of plant pathology and microbiology, has been awarded the 2014 Alexopoulos Prize by the Mycological Society of America, a scientific society dedicated to advancing the science of mycology – the study of fungi of all kinds including mushrooms, molds, truffles, yeasts, lichens, plant pathogens, and medically important fungi.
The award is peer-nominated and each year recognizes an outstanding early-career mycologist. Stajich received the award last month in East Lansing, Michigan, at the annual meeting of the Mycological Society of America. The award consists of a plaque and a monetary award of $1,000.
BCOE students win EPA student design contest
A team of BCOE students has won an EPA student design contest for a device that curbs harmful pollutant emitted from lawnmowers by 93 percent.
The students developed the device – an L shaped piece of stainless steel that attaches to the lawnmower where its muffler was – because small engine devices produce significant harmful emissions. The students' device has also fits in with UC President Janet Napolitano's recent announcement to make the University of California system carbon neutral by 2025. With that in mind, employees responsible for maintaining the lawns at UC Riverside have agreed to pilot the students' device. That will likely start in the coming months.
The team, which calls itself NOx-Out, believes there is a market for the device for lawnmower manufacturers and current lawnmower owners, especially operators of landscape companies, who could retrofit their existing gasoline-powered lawnmower. The device has the added benefits of reducing noise from the lawnmower and the smell of gasoline.
The students – Timothy Chow, Brian Cruz, Jonathan Matson and Wartini Ng, all of whom just graduated – won a phase one grant of $15,000 as part of the EPA's P3 (People, Prosperity and the Planet) competition. Next year a new group of students – Anna Almario, Priyanka Singh and Alyssa Yan – will take over the project and compete for a $90,000 phase two grant.
All the students have been advised by Kawai Tam, a lecturer at the Bourns College of Engineering, Phillip Christopher, an assistant professor of chemical and environmental engineering, and David Cocker, a professor of chemical and environmental engineering.
- President of Ghana Encourages Use of Technology to Foster Unity [Oct 5, 2015]
- Study Finds High HPV Prevalence in Subset of Peruvian Men [Oct 5, 2015]
- Two UC Riverside Students Finalists for International Academic Award [Oct 2, 2015]
- 'Use it, or lose it' Not a Loss After All [Oct 2, 2015]
- UC Riverside Library Awarded Grant to Participate in the Latino Americans: 500 Years of History Initiative [Oct 2, 2015]
- Yes Men Coming to UC Riverside [Oct 1, 2015]
- White House Recognizes UC Riverside as a Bright Spot in Hispanic Education [Sep 15, 2015]
- Making Batteries with Portabella Mushrooms [Sep 29, 2015]
- Career Tracks Implemented in September [Sep 14, 2015]
- President of Ghana to Speak at UC Riverside [Sep 17, 2015]
- Research Shows Evolution in Real Time [Sep 14, 2015]
- Public Invited to View Total Lunar Eclipse on Sept. 27 [Sep 21, 2015]
UCR Magazine Online
Spring 2015 issue of UCR Magazine is available. Read about When Art, Science and Technology Meet at UC Riverside.


text:
Super Battle Droid
The infantry used by the Trade Federation had several major shortcomings that were carefully revisited by the battle droids' designers. From that research came the super battle droid, a bulkier, stronger, and more advanced version of the standard mechanical soldier. The super battle droid requires no overriding command signal to operate, and thus has a limited degree of independence. They are fearless and tireless, and will run at full speed into combat, their cannons extended, firing until they have reduced their targets to smoldering ruins.
- Height: 1.91m ,
- Built-in Wrist Blaster,
Related //
Separatist Alliance
In the final days of the Republic, the galactic government had grown so huge and corrupt that any attempt at change required radical thinking and extreme actions. Outlying systems that saw no benefit from being part of the Republic despite paying heavy taxes, began to rebel. This undercurrent of disgust towards Coruscant was seized by a charismatic leader, Count Dooku. The former Jedi rallied together these worlds in a Separatist movement that saw the departure of thousands of systems from the Republic. When Dooku's alliance was secretly backed by corporate titans that offered their unlimited droid armies to the cause, the Separatists emerged as a major threat to the Republic, and the galaxy tipped towards full scale war.
Trade Federation
One of the wealthiest corporate organizations in the galaxy, the Trade Federation controlled most of the interstellar shipping passing through the Rim territories. The Trade Federation was headed by Viceroy Nute Gunray, and even had its own representative in the Republic Senate to lobby for even greater power. On the orders of Darth Sidious, the Trade Federation sent its battle droids to invade Naboo to create a government crisis. During the Clone Wars, the Trade Federation secretly signed on as a member of Count Dooku's Separatist organization, though representatives in the Senate tried to deny this.
Battle Droid
Rather than use flesh-and-blood warriors, the Separatists prefer mindlessly loyal soldiers that are easily controlled. The soulless ranks of their armies are dominated by tall, thin B1 battle droids built as mechanical imitations of their Geonosian designers. Battle droids can be controlled by centralized command centers such as the Trade Federation's enormous Droid Control Ships, or programmed for independent action. They often suffer programming glitches that manifest as personality quirks. Battle droids are dim-witted and no match for clone troopers or Jedi, but they weren't designed to be smart – they were designed to overwhelm Republic civilians through sheer numbers, something they do very effectively.
Unlike the spindly battle droids, whose humanoid builds allow them a degree of versatility, droidekas are designed with one sole function in mind: the complete annihilation of their targets. Slung at the end of heavy arms are immense twin blasters, which unleash destructive energy at a pounding pace. The destroyer droid can completely envelope itself in a globe of protective energy via its compact deflector shield generators, though at the expense of its mobility. Although slow and awkward on its three-legged gait, the droideka can transform into a much speedier, disk-shaped form.
A resourceful astromech droid, R2-D2 served Padmé Amidala, Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker in turn, showing great bravery in rescuing his masters and their friends from many perils. A skilled starship mechanic and fighter pilot's assistant, he formed an unlikely but enduring friendship with the fussy protocol droid C-3PO.
A harsh rocky world less than a parsec away from Tatooine, Geonosis is a ringed planet beyond the borders of the Galactic Republic. Its uninviting surface is made up of harsh, rocky desert, and the creatures that evolved on Geonosis are well equipped to survive in the brutal environment. The most advanced lifeform are the Geonosians, sentient insectoids that inhabit towering spire-hives. The Geonosians maintain large factories for the production of droids and weapons for the Separatist cause in the Clone Wars.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
Justin R. Bellinger, 31, of 19694 Route 12F, was arrested early Sunday morning and charged with driving while intoxicated and other traffic violations after sheriffs deputies allegedly spotted him driving across a hazard marking on Route 37 in the town of Pamelia.
He was arrested at 3:32 a.m. and charged with DWI, third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, crossing road hazard markings and other traffic tickets. His blood alcohol content was not available.
He was issued tickets to Pamelia Town Court.
Thousands of readers like you have made Northern New York Newspapers the number one ranked website* for local news and sports coverage in the north country.
You can continue on to this article in a few seconds, or you can visit one of our websites:


text:
Lela Rose is highly acclaimed for her fusion of uptown polish and modern art detail, a mix that is beautifully displayed on this ivory woven dress. Its classic cut is punctuated by an organza burnout-effect pattern for a refined shot of texture. Nod to the designer's elegant aesthetic and accessorize this style with swept-back locks and gilded jewelry.
Ivory woven polyester, acrylic, wool, silk and nylon-blendOrganza burnout-effect circle pattern, sheer yoke, pintucks at waist, vent at back hem, sand underlay to lineExposed zip fastening at back32% polyester, 20% acrylic, 20% wool, 20% silk, 8% nylon; lining: 100% silkDry clean
Product code: 332195 - Need help? Contact us


text:
November 30, 2014 by Taylor Sturm
The Syracuse Orange and Michigan Wolverines face off in what could be a preview of a 2015 NCAA Tournament game. Find out more here. Read More
October 21, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
A prediction of who will lead the Syracuse basketball team in key statistical categories during the 2014-15 season. Read More
September 12, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
August 15, 2014 by Matt Grant
June 13, 2014 by Ed Morgans
June 2, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
May 29, 2014 by Gregory Philson
May 11, 2014 by Ed Morgans
May 7, 2014 by Gregory Philson
April 16, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
April 14, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
March 27, 2014 by Bryan Zarpentine
July 23, 2015 by Bryan Zarpentine
A list of five way-too-early predictions for the Syracuse basketball team during the 2015-16 season. Read More
April 9, 2015 by James Szuba
In the midst of turmoil, Syracuse will bring in the school's best recruiting class in over a decade. Read More
March 18, 2015 by Dan Parzych
In another twist to the Syracuse story, head coach Jim Boeheim made the wise decision of announcing his plans to retire in three years as head coach. Read More
March 6, 2015 by Jerry Landry
Jim Boeheim was slapped with reportedly the second-largest total of vacated wins in NCAA men's basketball history. Here's the company he now keeps as a shady coach in college basketball. Read More
March 6, 2015 by RantSports Staff
The NCAA has dropped the hammer on the Syracuse Orange. Read More
March 4, 2015 by James Szuba
On Wednesday, Syracuse freshman Chris McCullough announced he would return for the Orange. Read More
March 1, 2015 by Taylor Sturm
Syracuse gets a shot at taking down the No. 2 team in the country as the Virginia Cavaliers travel to the Carrier Dome. Read More
February 26, 2015 by Tim Letcher
A pair of coaches with nearly 2,000 wins between them face off on Saturday when the Syracuse Orange visit the Duke Blue Devils. Read More
February 19, 2015 by James Szuba
Read why Syracuse's Michael Gbinije is the hottest player in the country right now. Read More
February 17, 2015 by James Szuba
Find out how Syracuse can beat Louisville with the suspension of Chris Jones. Read More
February 17, 2015 by Taylor Sturm
With Chris Jones suspended, does Louisville stand a chance against Syracuse? Read More
February 13, 2015 by RantSports Staff
Previewing the ACC matchup between the Duke Blue Devils and Syracuse Orange. Read More


text:
Joseph is our go-to label for modern takes on sartorial classics, and we love the easy-wearing appeal of this super soft, graphic mohair-blend sweater. Open knits are the coolest way to offset fall's statement pants - simply add punchy black accessories to keep the look sharp.
Joseph sweater: black, off-white and light-gray open-knit mohair-blend, round neck, dropped shoulders, long sleeves, ribbed trims. Slips on. 67% mohair, 30% nylon, 3% wool. Dry clean.
Product code: 165261 - Need help? Contact us


text:
PCs and PlayStations, Photoshop and Wi-Fi: We can't live without these tech tools – and the better we know how to use them, the better we'll live. A tweak here and a mod there – now that's what we call DIY.
So here's your instruction manual, your go-to How To guide for making the most of your digital life. Have a hunch your digicam is good for more than mere snapshots? Follow our rule of thirds (and a few other hints) and you'll be a Flickr superstar. Wanna break up with your cell phone carrier? With our surefire tactics, they'll beg you to leave.
But think beyond software and gadgets. Hacking is a frame of mind – a sensibility, not a skill set. If you gotta have tickets to the big concert, we'll show you how to outsmart Ticketmaster. And if your boss hates you, we'll teach you how to suck up so he'll be your best friend forever.
Kiss Default mode good-bye – and step up to the tweaked-out, souped-up, overclocked life you crave.


text:
Here's how this works: as in years past, the Notable List will unfold in riveting fashion over the course of the next 10 days in a countdown of sorts, culminating in the earth-shattering reveal of The Best Book I Read in 2012. OMG. Today's post will feature the "also-rans" - a handful of titles I read this year that just missed making the cut, but deserve mention.
There are not a lot of rules for the formation of this list - really the only binding agreement is that a book needs to have been published in the same calendar year as the list in order to be included. And that it was one of the ten best books I read, of course. Often this leaves quality books out of contention, simply because I was late in getting around to reading them. (I'll make note of any of those below.) As of this writing, I have read all or parts of somewhere in the neighborhood of 57 books in 2012, give or take a few short stories, some essays, a handful of poems, the back of several cereal boxes. Some things that this entirely subjective Notable list will not reflect:
- the 314 pages of Michael Chabon's Telegraph Avenue I read. Just never could get into the flow there, much to my dismay. I remain a devoted fan. (Chabon is a former Notable: see the old-school 2007 list.)
- the little bit of Lawrence "The Pope's Rhinoceros" Norfolk's John Saturnall's Feast that I managed to read. We don't need to revisit the rhinoceros, do we?
- the entire David Mitchell canon, read consecutively in the month of May. I think we all know what the top five books on the list would be if I counted those.
- the 154 pages of Moby Dick I managed - I mean, c'mon, that's a life-long pursuit anyway.
- Daniel Wilson's flaccid Robopocalypse followup, Amped. I said flaccid.
- the over-hyped Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore.
- National Book Award winner The Round House (currently reading), Billy Lynn's Halftime Walk, Booker winner Bring Up the Bodies, NW, A Hologram For the King, Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power, or The Fault in Our Stars. I didn't read any of those.
Here are the Notable Notables for 2012 - other quality books I read that didn't quite make the Top Ten. In no particular order:
A Million Heavens by John Brandon
If anything, the fact that this book didn't make the cut should be a testament to the books that did. (It's also a perfect book package from McSweeney's - art printed right on the cover, no pesky dust jacket. Books as art objects, y'all.) Told from the alternating perspectives of a variety of narrators in the fading desert town of Lofte, New Mexico - a town slowly being absorbed by the encroaching desert sands - this is a rather lazily flowing chronicle of the lives of several people. Within its pages, you can almost feel the crispness of the desert night air, smell the sand and rock, see the infinite stars overhead. Maybe it's that slowness of pacing that allows you to take the time to admire your surroundings - but I felt that Brandon managed to perfectly capture that desert-awareness. None of the narrators are in a hurry, no one has an agenda that needs a quickened pace. The story revolves around a dead songwriter and a kid in a coma - central figures that have no actual, physical voice, which allows others to fill in the gaps of narration. Filled with both bits of magical realism and the stark reality of modern American life, the character eventually becomes the town itself, being gradually swallowed up by the encroaching desert sands.
City of Bohane by Kevin Barry
If you took Gangs of New York, dropped it in an Ireland 40 years in the future, tossed in some Mad Max, Philip K. Dick, Trainspotting, A Clockwork Orange, maybe a little James Kelman gutter-English or David Mitchell future-pidgin, you might have City of Bohane. Barry just throws you into this future world without reference & leaves you to fend for yourself – which is a great thing. There's no hand holding here, whether on the language, the culture, the gangs, or how things got to this warped landscape in the first place. AND he pulls it all together, makes a great story, & leaves his characters & their world firmly implanted in your head for the long haul.
Lonesome Animals by Bruce Holbert
The full Catapult review. One of the shadiest protagonists out there, Sheriff Russell Strawl kills with abandon in his relentless search for an even more evil presence stalking the people of his backwoods Washington county. He's so bad that everyone he meets just assumes he's the actual killer. Writing and atmosphere right in there with much of Cormac McCarthy and Robert Olmstead's stuff.
Swell by Corwin Ericson
The only reason - and I mean, only - that Swell did not make the Top Ten was because it was published in the Fall of 2011 and I read it in the first days of 2012. I hate that I'm effectively punishing Corwin Ericson for that, but rules is rules. Orange Whippey (best name ever?) is a degenerate loser from the tiny island of Bismuth in the North Atlantic who somehow, despite his best intentions of remaining a loser, inexplicably winds up heading a plot involving whale herders, Korean drug smugglers, an aquatic cell phone network, Norse mythology, and the subtle intricacies of Jaws, the novel. Hilarious and weird, yet bizarrely heartwarming & filled with unforgettable characters.
Panorama City by Antoine Wilson
One of the more compelling, endearing narrators you'll find, Oppen Porter seems to be a simple-minded idiot to most of the people he meets, but his is more of a slow-paced innocence, rather than stupidity. (Even though he admits he's a "slow absorber.") When his father dies suddenly, the 28-year-old Oppen is thrust into the world at large for the first time (Panorama City, CA to be exact), but his naiveté actually broadens the minds of everyone he meets, rather than the other way around. "In my ideal world everyone knows everyone else, bicycles and binoculars get the respect they deserve, there is no such thing as money, thinkers have time to think, everyone is as lucky as I am, and people are buried where they want." Some times the village idiot turns out to be the village genius. We could all learn a lot from the likes of Oppen.
Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter
I've been a big fan of Jess Walter since his breakout dark & gritty Citizen Vince (2005) arrived & won the 2006 Edgar. The Zero was a Catapult Notable in '06 and The Financial Lives of the Poets was #5 on the 2009 list, so we've established a little bit of history here. Beautiful Ruins wasn't my favorite of Walter's, but still quite a solid number. Actually, he continues to stun me in his versatility - Vince was a gritty crime novel, Zero was a 9/11 story about memory loss, Poets was about a hilarious, moving mid-life crisis, and Ruins is sort of a star-crossed lovers deal. Spanning 50 years, several continents & cultures, and dozens of characters, Ruins shows that while fate can bring people into and out of each others lives, for a variety of reasons (sometimes it's because Richard Burton has an unquenchable sexual appetite) but every now and then we have the power to determine whether those routes cross again. A novel about how lives intersect, but also about seizing your own life and making it your own.
The Orphan Master's Son by Adam Johnson
The full Catapult review. This one just barely missed the cut - perhaps a victim of being read just after Thanksgiving 2011. Johnson started out writing this project as a humorous story about North Korea, poking fun at Kim Jong Il, but it gradually morphed and evolved as his research into the dark peninsula of Korea deepened. Told with just enough humor to take the edge off – or so you think, at least until you're knee-deep in conspiracies, lies, and the despairing fear that goes with living in Kim's DPRK. Johnson tells his tale from alternating perspectives throughout – that of the daily State radio broadcasts & of his clever, celebrity-impersonating narrator – turning this into a brilliantly crafted, moving tale of love, fear, hope, and ultimately, survival.
The Mirage by Matt Ruff
The full Catapult review. Another one that I think missed making the list because I read it last year. Don't get me wrong, this isn't some sort of automatic, secret disqualifier - if it left sufficient enough of an impression on me, it would've made the cut. I love the premise to this - an alternative, parallel universe where the Middle East has developed as the predominant, global culture and the United States is a wasteland of warring tribes. On November 9, 2001, two airplanes hijacked by Christian fundamentalists from America crashed into the Tigris and Euphrates World Trade Towers in downtown Baghdad, killing thousands of people, sparking a global War on Terror. Sound familiar?
Okay, tomorrow brings #10 on the 2012 Catapult Notable list - see you then.


text:
In the much anticipated remake of the 1981 cult-hit horror film, five twenty-something friends become holed up in a remote cabin. When they discover a Book of the Dead, they unwittingly summon up dormant demons living in the nearby woods, which possess the youngsters in succession until only one is left intact to fight for survival. - Sony Pictures Entertainment
Starring Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Jessica Lucas, Lou Taylor Pucci and Elizabeth Blackmore. Directed by Fede Alvarez and written by Sam Saimi.
There are currently no cheats available for Evil Dead (2013).
indicates future release


text:
How to put over 25 hours of tv shows/recordings on your smartphone!
Do you have a smartphone (ie. Droid, Iphone,Microsoft, Blackberry etc.)???
Would you like to be able to watch your favorite Tv show's or videos and NOT have to worry about going over your allotted bandwidth requirements with your cell phone company data plan?
Typical smartphones come with a minimum of 16 Gigabyte worth of memory and most of us never come close to using that amount of memory.
Wouldn't it be nice to put TV shows, movies, or videos on your phone without worrying about your data usage and or having to figure how to do it?
Wouldn't it be nice to use your phone like a VCR/DVR, where you can watch what you want when you want to watch your favorite shows?
Wouldn't it be nice to watch shows and fast forward past commercials or rewind as needed?
Well now you can!!!
We have created a video to teach you exactly how to do it for FREE!!!!!! Using techniques and software that are FREE!!!!
Let me show you how to do it right now!
To purchase and watch this video instantly "How To Put Over 25 Hours Of Tv or Video Recordings On Your Smartphone!",please click the Paypal button below. ONLY $5.00!
Once you have paid by clicking on the above Paypal button, check your email for an email from Paypal called "Thank You! ( instructions for access )" to watch the video.


text:
My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.
Follow your heart, but take your brain with you. ~ Alfred Adler
Letting go of the outcome is about the most empowering thing you can do for yourself. ~ LosferWords
We will have a car there, but if anyone remembers FWH's "Texas car" from the last g2g you will understand why I prefer the bus....lol
if anyone remembers FWH's "Texas car" from the last g2g you will understand why I prefer the bus....lol
Friday October 17th: Meet and greet at our place. Great food, yummy treats, drinks, and good company! I will PM address and directions when we get closer to the date and I know for sure who is coming. We will have the Halloween decorations up so it will be very festive here!
Saturday October 18th: State Fair! We have decided against the party bus but we are still looking into alternative ways to get us there. Hoping for the least amount of vehicles, etc. as parking and traffic are a bit of a nightmare. We figure we can stay as long as people like and then head back to the hotel for a little rest and freshening up. The hotel then has a shuttle that will take you to the nearby town center. Plenty of shopping and bars and grills. We have already staked out a great little pizza place that has an open rooftop and has live music. We can hop around to other places as well. Whatever ya'll want to do. It's a nice little area.
Sunday October 19th: There is an awesome brunch at the same town center that we can all get together for before people start heading out if flights permit.
That's what I have so far! Any suggestions are welcome. Just wanted to put it together in one post, lol.
Plus, I have no idea why, or how it came to be a "thing", but
can you say
more fried food than I eat in a year?
Pretty pretty please, don't you ever ever feel
Like you're less than, less than perfect
I have hit a snag - Not looking good at this point.
Chicken-fried loaded baked potato: The creamy and moist insides of a baked potato, loaded with generous amounts of butter, bacon, and cheddar cheese, are coated and battered with a delectable blend of spices and flour that create a perfect combination of fried crispy crust and delicious, creamy loaded baked potato. Served with a ranch dipping sauce.
Deep-fried breakfast for dinner: This is a 10″ flour tortilla stuffed with eight favorite breakfast items scrambled eggs, breakfast sausage, bacon, potatoes, ham, onion, cheddar cheese and gooey cinnamon roll bits that are deep fried until golden brown and served with a creamy country gravy, salsa and a pico-queso dip.
Deep-fried Texas bluebonnet: A blueberry muffin, scone-style batter that is stuffed with cream cheese, blueberries and sweet morsels of white chocolate. It is baked and deep fried to a perfect golden brown. This mountain of flavor is topped off with whipped cream, chopped white chocolate morsels, powdered sugar, blueberries, and a delicious blueberry glaze.
Fried Gulf shrimp boil: Everything you would expect in a shrimp boil rolled into a ball, dusted with fish fry, and fried to a golden brown! Baby gulf shrimp, diced red potatoes, onion, lemon, and seasoning are formed around a cocktail shrimp, dusted and fried with the tail sticking out for a handle. Served with a remoulade sauce.
Fried Sriracha balls: A lip-smacking combination of shredded chicken, corn, green chilies, tomatoes, and Sriracha hot sauce, formed into balls and coated with crispy tortilla chips. It is then flash-fried until golden brown. For those who like their food higher on the Scoville Scale, extra Sriracha Sauce is available.
Fried Sweet Texas: Traveling across Texas to try the best and most popular desserts gave inspiration for this fried treat. Fried Sweet Texas starts with fresh pie dough filled with crunchy pecan pie, juicy peach cobbler and creamy buttermilk pie. It is then deep fried until the crust is golden brown and flaky, and then served up with a side of Texas own Blue Bell Vanilla Ice Cream. A real tribute to Texans and their amazing sweet treats!
Original State Fair Brew Funnel Cake Ale: A light and delicious ale brewed to be reminiscent of one of the telltale flavors of the State Fair FUNNEL CAKE! This refreshing English style summer ale has been brewed to be ready and crisp, with just the right amount of toastiness and sweetness, finishing with delicate notes of natural vanilla; all great flavors you find in a perfectly executed funnel cake. For those whose taste buds call for a sweeter finish, take advantage of the option to have the rim of your cup coated with powdered sugar. Must be 21 years of age.
Twisted Texas taco: What do you get when you combine the four major food groups of Texas? Chicken Fried, Barbecue, Tex-Mex, and Chili Twisted Texas Tacos! This taco starts off with tender, juicy hickory smoked Texas beef brisket, double-dipped in a barbecue spiced buttermilk batter and deep fried until it is robust and beefy. It is served in a warm flour tortilla, generously layered with a Mexican cheese blend, crispy fried okra, and a sweet and crunchy tri-color slaw, accented with zesty poblano and sweet pepper corn. Served with a creamy country gravy, spicy Texas Chili and a miniature salute from the Lone Star flag.
I will have my own car.
Can't wait.
In his quest for freedom, he set me free!


text:
St Peter, Notting Hill, London
- About Us
- Find Us
- Contact Us
- Services and Events
- Features and Facilities
- More Info
Hello and welcome to St Peter's Church.
We are a lively and friendly church at the heart of Notting Hill. As you can see from our website, there is a lot going on in our church community, from free lunchtime classical concerts to a very popular Under 3's group. Our worship style is informal and contemporary. We have provision for children during our Sunday morning service. We would be delighted to welcome you to one of our services.
Rev Mark Hargreaves
Parish boundary view Bird's eye view
This space is for a Google Map.
You are seeing this message instead because your browser has not loaded the program code to produce the map.
This could be for a variety of reasons, including:
You are seeing this message instead because your browser has not loaded the program code to produce the map.
This could be for a variety of reasons, including:
- You have turned Javascript off
Jo Turnbull, Parish Administrator
St Peter's Church
59a Portobello Rd
59a Portobello Rd
(0207) 792 8227 (Parish Office)
Wheelchair accessible toilets
Assistance dogs (eg guide dogs, hearing dogs, dogs for the disabled) welcome
Other information
A Church Near You ID (venue number): 15543
Diocesan ID: 1109
Built: 1857
Architect: Thomas Allom
Style of worship: Open Evangelical
Archdeaconry: MIDDLESEX (233)
Deanery: KENSINGTON (23305)
Benefice: St Peter Notting Hill (23/322BR)
Parish Legal Name: St. Peter, Notting Hill (230266 23/266)
CofE Church Info: (623266 23/266)
URL (web address): http://www.achurchnearyou.com/notting-hill-st-peter/
Short URL: acny.uk/15543/
QR Code:
The current editor is: Jo Turnbull
This page was last updated on Monday 1st December 2014
St Peter : Kensington Park Road, Notting Hill, London, London, W11 2PN


text: Back to the Future cast: Then & Now Lewis Hamilton films Zoolander 2 cameo Billy Zane confirmed for Zoolander 2 Billy Zane jokes about Zayn Malik in skit Mad Dogs: How good is the US adaptation? Ranked: Superhero stars after the cape Billy Zane to star in Mad Dogs US remake Feldman dons bizarre disguise at premiere 21 movies that should've had a sequel Billy Zane engaged to girlfriend Movie stars premiere 'Gangster Squad' Zarine Khan to make Hollywood debut? Aishwarya in first post-pregnancy shoot Aishwarya to star with Billy Zane? Billy Zane "typecast" after 'Titanic' 'Titanic 3D' Billy Zane video interview 'Titanic 3D': Is it worth the trip back? 'Titanic 3D' premiere - in pictures 'Titanic 3D': Producer Jon Landau Q&A 'Titanic 3D': Watch the trailer - video Billy Zane lands 'The Playboy Club' role Syfy's 'Phantom' to air in June 'True Blood's Brooks talks new show Basu no longer in film with Billy Zane Zane 'pines' for UK's bluebells and pubs Zane nabs Olyphant's 'Samantha Who?' role 'Phantom' sequel to film down under


text:
Michael Tennant
Obama Admin. Extends ObamaCare Enrollment Deadline
The Obama administration announced that the March 31 deadline for enrolling in coverage on the federal insurance exchange will be extended for anyone claiming to have already started the process.
Drudge Says He's Begun Paying ObamaCare Penalty; Left Goes Berserk
Internet news pioneer Matt Drudge announced that he'd begun paying his ObamaCare individual mandate penalty, drawing sharp retorts from ObamaCare supporters, including the Obama administration.
White House Effectively Delays Individual Mandate Through 2016
The Obama administration recently extended until 2016 a "hardship exemption" from ObamaCare's individual mandate for those whose insurance was canceled — and just about everyone else.
Health Plans on ObamaCare's Chopping Block Given Two-year Reprieve
The Obama administration announced Wednesday that health plans that would otherwise be canceled under ObamaCare may now live on for two or even three more years.
Kid Cupcake Creator Back in Business Thanks to Generous Donations
An 11-year-old Illinois girl whose cupcake business was closed by local bureaucrats will soon be back in business thanks to donations of appliances and a commercial kitchen.
Federal Shipping Law Exacerbates Northeasterners' Winter Woes
The federal Jones Act, a 1920 shipping law, is forcing the Northeast to import expensive foreign propane for heating homes and preventing New Jersey from getting salt it needs to keep its roads clear.
ObamaCare Will Cost 2.5 Million Jobs by 2024, CBO Says
ObamaCare will result in a loss of about 2.5 million jobs by 2024, mostly because of the law's disincentives to work, according to a new report from the Congressional Budget Office.
Frosted: Health Department Shuts Down 11-year-old's Cupcake Business
An 11-year-old Illinois girl's cupcake business was shut down by the local health department for failure to get a permit and build a separate kitchen.
ObamaCare Forces Kids Into Medicaid
Under ObamaCare, children eligible for government healthcare programs must be covered under those programs and not on family insurance plans bought on an exchange, or families will forfeit their insurance subsidies.
Swedes Choose Private Insurance Over Socialized Medicine
Hundreds of thousands of Swedes are opting to buy private health insurance to escape the slow, poor-quality care they receive in their government's healthcare system.


text:
Off to seek greener, less video-game-filled pastures.
By Tim Colwill on October 4, 2012 at 10:41 am
In a shock departure this morning, Cliffy "Cliffy B" Bleszinski has announced his departure from Epic Games, the company in whose success he has played no small part over the last 20 years. In a farewell message posted on the Epic Games website, Cliffy announces his intention to move on to "chart the next stage in his career".
"I've been doing this since I was a teenager, and outside of my sabbatical last year, I have been going non-stop. I literally grew up in this business, as Mike likes to say. And now that I'm grown up, it's time for a much needed break."
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney had some nice things to say about Cliffy as well, saying Cliffy had "grown into a true design luminary," and that "his contributions to the 'Unreal' and 'Gears' series have helped shape the game industry into what it is today."
Where this leaves currently in-development titles like Gears of War: Judgement is not known, but we can assume they probably know what they're doing by now. Best of luck to Cliffy in his new endeavours!
Source: Epic (Thanks, JaMbO)
You can use the following bbCode
[i], [b], [img], [quote], [url href="http://www.google.com/"]Google[/url]
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Reponses to welfare drug-testing bill mixed
Critics say it discriminates
SAN ANGELO, Texas - A heavily supported, pre-filed bill in the Texas Senate that would require drug testing for welfare recipients has drawn criticism that it discriminates against the poor and hurts children of the applicants, even as proponents say it will help make sure state money isn't misspent while it helps people get back to work.
The bill, with San Angelo's State Sen. Robert Duncan as one of its 11 authors, would require that a person submit to a drug test to receive help from Texas Assistance for Needy Families.
TANF benefits come from federal funds of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and are administered through the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. They provide for basic needs if applicants are below certain income and resource limits.
To apply, a person must undergo a screening, and if the screening "indicates good cause to suspect the person of controlled substance use," or if that person has been convicted of a felony drug offense, that person must undergo a drug test, a draft of the bill states.
Those who fail the test are disqualified for benefits for a year, or they have about six months to complete or enroll in a substance abuse treatment program. After thee denials of financial assistance because of the drug test, a person and a person's family will be permanently ineligible, the bill states.
The commission must report to the Department of Family Services if an applicant tests positive for illegal drug use, the bill states.
The cost of the screening and drug test would be paid out of federal TANF block grant funds, the bill states.
The law also prohibits use of TANF funds to buy alcoholic drinks, tobacco, lottery tickets, "adult entertainment," firearms, ammunition and bingo, the bill states.
Texas Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, is the primary author of the bill, titled SB11. She is the chairwoman of the senate committee on Health and Human Services.
A release from Nelson's office states that 100,000 Texans are enrolled in TANF at a cost of almost $90 million.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas has spoken against the bill, saying it discriminates against the poor.
"How sad that our state's highest elected officials have embraced this mean-spirited measure that would punish innocent children for their parents' conduct," ACLU of Texas Executive Director Terri Burke said in a release. "This proposal is a costly, ineffective, inhumane and punitive effort by state government based on stereotypes about our state's neediest Texans."
ACLU of Texas' website asks for people to protest the bill under the heading that "Being poor is not a crime."
On whether the bill is detrimental to children, Duncan said in an emailed response: "It's not beneficial to children if TANF cash assistance funds are being used to purchase drugs. This legislation will identify high-risk individuals and also facilitate a process for those individuals to get the drug abuse treatment they need. A drug-free parent is the best parent."
Lawmakers, including Duncan, said the bill will be beneficial to the economy because it helps ensure that people who benefit from the TANF funds are drug-free.
Asked whether the program singles out the poor and needy as more likely to use drugs, Duncan said, "It is asking individuals in need of assistance to stay drug free in exchange for receiving government benefits."
Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst held a news conference in support of the bill, with the message that the state needs to make sure Texas funds "are not abused."
"In the case of TANF benefits, this will help tax dollars from going to the pockets of drug abusers or drug dealers," Perry said. "Every dollar that goes to someone who uses it inappropriately is a dollar that can't go to a Texan who needs it for housing or child care or medicine."
Dewhurst, who has said the bill will be a priority, said he has used random drug testing in his private business practice.
"This bill brings the program back to its original mission," Dewhurst said. "The original mission of TANF is to provide temporary assistance to qualified recipients and help them get back on their feet and back to work."
The bill resembles other states' legislation, Duncan said. Seven states have passed similar reforms, he said.
However, the bill is unlike the law in Florida, which is in litigation, Nelson said in an opinion piece.
"Unlike SB11, which tests only new and renewing applicants deemed at high risk for drug abuse, the Florida law requires testing of all TANF beneficiaries," her opinion piece states.
Jim Harrington, the director of the Texas Civil Rights Project, said the law may be a violation of constitutional right to a reasonable search and seizure.
He said it spends money to fix a problem that isn't there, when the money should be going to people who need it, adding that the idea that welfare recipients have more problems with drug use is a falsehood.
"There is this perpetual myth about the nature of people getting benefits," Harrington said. "It's one of those flagship issues being raised on the issue that doesn't have any basis in fact."
Subscribe to the San Angelo Standard-Times
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-304-7763.
Monday-Friday: 6am-8pm / Saturday: 6am-12pm / Sunday: 6am-1pm


text:
You've selected a departure date that is later than the return date.
Before continuing, please select the number of passengers that are going to fly.
At Vueling we use cookies to enhance your browsing experience and provide you with a more personalised service. If you continue browsing, we consider you to have accepted their use. You can change the configuration or get more information by viewing our policies. Ok


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Audio | Arcade
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 2,046
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 0
Points: 501,695.68
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 501,695.68
I love when threads like this get bumped!!!
so who has Manny beaten up and REALLY knocked down since?....the next fight was with Marquez 3, who managed to avoid getting knocked down for the first time in 3 fights with Manny...now you can credit that to his knowledge of Manny having already fought 24 rounds with him(at that time) and the great mind of Nacho....but there's a case for Naz's scheme being implemented in their plan...result unofficial lost for Manny
next up Bradley...yea, I know MOST ppl without a score card thought Manny won but bottom line...the judges felt like Bradley boxed better...one of them even as far as to say, he gave Manny a lesson...I don't agree with that statement, but it is what it is...I thought Bradley won as well...result, offical lost for Manny
next up Marquez 4...sick war...Manny gets iced after being dropped hard earlier and then coming back to score the weakest of ALL the knockdowns in the 4 fights combined....result, Manny KTFO in 6
all this occured AFTER the Mosley fight...its ok to think Naz is wrong but to think he doesn't have a case is wrong as well!!
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: NJ
Posts: 6,489
Quoted: 1 Post(s)
Rep Power: 115
Points: 1,111,773,177.65
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 1,111,773,177.65
Is there something relevant happening out there right now that Nazim required to drop the Pacquiao name out there to get attention? Hmmmmm???
proper rock slanga'
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: browsing WSHH
Posts: 10,763
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 54
Points: 18,132,000,367,375.99
Bank: 9,251,906,948,164,232.00
Total Points: 9,270,038,948,531,608.00
Didn't even watch the video. I wonder if it's possible that Pacquiao and Canelo hit Mosley so hard that the brain damage transferred over to his delusional trainer? Mosley didn't expose anything, he ran all night and still lost a lopsided decision against Pacquiao.
He's almost as delusional as the tards who thought Bradley beat Pac.
Last edited by thuggery; 01-18-2013 at 06:55 AM.
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 22,959
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 0
Points: 8,165,000,109,747.94
Bank: 12,801,956,061,910,014.00
Total Points: 12,810,121,062,019,764.00
After getting knocked down
Mosley: (1 KD) "You got to stop the fight!"
Marquez: (5 KD, 2 Broken noses) "It didn't defeat this heart that had decided to triumph at all cost"
Nazim and Mosley are jokes
Last edited by LeG00N; 01-18-2013 at 06:54 AM.
proper rock slanga'
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: browsing WSHH
Posts: 10,763
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 54
Points: 18,132,000,367,375.99
Bank: 9,251,906,948,164,232.00
Total Points: 9,270,038,948,531,608.00
Fair but Firm
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 36,286
Quoted: 133 Post(s)
Rep Power: 100
Points: 1,000,002,002,065,603,072.00
Bank: 4,394,548,637,832,306.50
Total Points: 1,004,396,550,703,435,392.00
Maybe I watched a different fight. The one I remember was a 12-0 shutout for Pacquiao in a fight where neither contestant looked good. Mosley looked old and weak. Offensively, Pacquiao was faster and more powerful. Defensively, he didn't have to worry too much because Mosley barely threw a thing. Yet he struggled to connect or even let his hands go whenever Shane took a single step back. I noticed Bradley did the same thing and, during Pacquiao-Marquez IV, Roy Jones commented that "this a step-back war" or something like that, right before Marquez took a step back and threw a right. What Nazim is saying is that he had the right plan but had the wrong fighter to implement it.
|Share This With Friends
|"we , exposed , manny , nazim , pacquiao" , richardson
|Thread Tools
Cookie Policy -
Privacy Policy - Submit
News - Feedback
- Site Map - Advertise
with Us
Copyright © 2003-2015 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 2003-2015 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.


text: (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images) [ Alleged Affair Drives Idaho State Trooper to Stalking, Assault Charges By John McKay June 6, 2014 An Idaho State Trooper is now facing additional charges related to an alleged affair his wife was having. Read More|Comment Category: crime, National News Tags: crime, trooper Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


text:
|The primary cause of Type 2 diabetes is insulin resistance, the loss of the ability to respond normally to insulin, followed by the gradual destruction of the insulin secreting beta cells. Predisposition to diabetes is inherited and it is much more likely to occur in those who are obese but there is much more to be learned about this disease.
What are the genetic foundations of insulin resistance? Why is glucose so toxic to beta cells and what are the mechanisms involved in beta cell destruction? What are the limitations of the beta cell regenerative capacity? Why does obesity cause insulin resistance?
A better understanding of these factors and how they interact over time to cause beta cell failure and permanent diabetes will lead to novel prevention strategies and new treatments. Present treatments for type 2 diabetes remain unsatisfactory for a variety of reasons, and as the incidence of this disease continues to rise, concomitant with the prevalence of obesity, improved therapy is greatly needed.


text:
Posts: 983
Registered: 09-02
Posts: 8134
Registered: 01-03
Graf Zahl said:
If you use a source port that doesn't support sky definitions per map: Extract SKY3 from DOOM.WAD and put it into your WAD as RSKY1 (or SKY1 if it is for Doom1.)
If it does (like ZDoom): Use the appropriate means.
Last edited by Xanthier on Sep 8 2005 at 21:07
Posts: 541
Registered: 02-02
Last edited by Xanthier on Sep 9 2005 at 21:03
Posts: 5826
Registered: 03-02
Posts: 2332
Registered: 08-04
* insert completely and utterly useless nonsense here that nobody will ever read ever *
< Contact Us - Doomworld
Powered by: vBulletin Version 2.2.5
Copyright ©2000, 2001, Jelsoft Enterprises Limited.


text:
Artists Artist: Srdjan Nikolic Peka
Artist Srdjan Nikolic Peka
Available series in store category "Comic books"
Srdjan Nikolic Peka in the
" Srdjan Nikolić Peka is a Serbian (press) illustrator and comic artist. He was born in Mrves, but resides in Leskovac. He majored in graphic design from the School of Arts in Nis. Peka edited the comics magazine Arsenal, and published his work in a variety of local magazines...." [ Read more ]