text:
reply to post by sorgfelt
You had some amazing telepathy and precognitive abilities going there!
So, you say you're all mentally beat up? What happened to make you stop working on your abilities?
That's a real shame. No telling where you would be right now, spiritually, if you hadn't slacked off.
Good news is, it's never too late to get back into it.
I'm in my mid fifties, and I'm still trying to learn to meditate properly. LOL
Hopefully, someday I'll get to soar out of body like you did. That would be sooooooo cool!!
I know we all go on astral journeys during sleep, but I want to go on one that I can remember.
Well, you are the second person on this page to speak of getting hit in the chest with a light and feeling that awesome love! How weird is that?
I feel like maybe I'm being told to look into this subject a little deeper. I love to research and learn about new things pertaining to spiritual growth. Thanks.
edit on 10/13/2013 by sled735 because: correction


text:
do you know if mine was received?
Will find out shortly.
Thank you.
"Wubba, wubba, wubba. Bing, bang, bong. Yuck, yuck, yuck and a fiddle-dee-dee." - The Yeti
I need to know who has not received a print(s), aside from Laurent? Are we done yet? I don't hear things.
Dear all, I received a print a couple of days ago, wrapped in a corn flakes box, unfortunately without the name of the sender.
Thank you for managing to send this lovely print despite a busy schedule at college. The print is really nice, unfortunately the corn flakes box was a bit too flexible and did not manage to protect well the print. But I can still appreciate the lovely texture of the paper, and the effort in the printing. An unusual landscape.
Thank you
Did you ever find out if mine made it?
I'd take a corn flakes box, at this point...
Considerably AWOL at the present time...
Archive/Blog: http://davidwilliamwhite.blogspot.com
It appears we now have to senders who have not yet sent prints. I have communicated with those who have not received prints. One of their senders has not even logged on to APUG since Jan 7 2010. Very unlike him as he was a very involved subscriber. I have not heard word from him at all, even through direct emails. We can only hope that it is nothing serious. The other, through various searches, has apparently moved recently and, again, has not logged on for about three months. I am hoping that these to are fine and that they will eventually get back on here and fulfill their commitments. I think we need to chalk these up to a sort of 'act of God' kind of thing and move on.
This round is currently closed.
That was my print Delphine. Sorry it never made it intact :-( Royal Mail lost the first one I sent and now this! How bad is it? I'll be sure to use more rigid card next time. It should have got to you in pristine condition after the wait you endured. I'll send another if you like. Apologies again.
I'm not feeling so bad about the added cost of mailing my prints backed by a piece of 4 ply mat board sandwiched between two layers of heavy illustration board and then placed in a card board envelope. I am considering mailing tubes next time, as the tubes seem quite strong and lightweight.
Wow ! What a week !
My wife told me this morning that a package similar to the print I received for round 10 had been delivered, and I thought it could be a mistake... In fact, I received a gorgeous print from Roger Thoms, who was kind enough to volunteer for sending me a print instead of the planned sender !
The print is, well, gorgeous (I LOVE close ups of mechanic details, and this low key of a tyre is a wonder). Both the subject, the shot and the print are lovely, and the surprise on top of this really made my day !
Many thanks Roger for this !!!!
Laurent "Je suis Charlie"
Thoe who don't read have no advantage over those who can't.
My APUG Blog

subset: commoncrawl


text:
include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/lib/util/util.php'); require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/manager/includes/controls/class.phpmailer.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/User.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/Project.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/Answer.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/District.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/School.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/Media.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/SRC.php'); include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/models/Mailer.php'); ?>
Abstract Form Click to download -- (Word doc)
IN ORDER for the SSTFI to remain AFFILIATED with the Intel ISEF all students must complete abstracts
The Abstract does NOT have to be printed on this form - this is just for your use if needed
ALL STUDENTS regardless of age must complete an abstract.
The abstract should be completed after finishing research and experimentation.
Students may use either the INTEL ISEF Abstract Form or the SSTFI Abstract Form
The abstract should only be a MAXIMUM of 250 words and written/typed on only ONE-PAGE.
An abstract should include the following information:
Purpose of the experiment
Procedures used
Data collected
The abstract needs to be displayed on the project.
What if my research is not completed at the time of entry submission?
Entries sent in prior to completion of experimentation please still send in the Abstract Form and have written as much as is available at the time with the disclaimer that research was not completed at time of entry submission.
The SRC will look for completed abstracts during SSTFI set-up.
Each student who completes a science fair project must write an abstract to be displayed with the project. An abstract gives the essence of the project in a brief but complete form — it should not exceed 250 words. Judges and the public should have a fairly accurate idea of the project after reading the abstract.
The abstract must focus on the current year's research and give only minimal reference to previous work. Details and discussions should not be included in the abstract, but may be put in the longer, written research paper, or given on the project exhibit board.
Note that an abstract does not include acknowledgements (such as referencing mentor or university laboratory) or a bibliography (this should be included in the Form 1A Research Plan Attachment).
The following colors in the two abstract examples demonstrate the following concepts:
Purpose of the Experiment (Blue)
Procedures Used (Green)
Observation/Data/Results (Red)
Conclusions (Pink)
Sample Abstract
Effects of Marine Exhaust Water on Algae
Jones, Sally C.
123 Main St., Hometown, IA 50001
Hometown High School, Hometown, IA
____________________This project in its present form is the result of bioassay experimentation on the effects of two-cycle marine engine exhaust water on certain green algae. The initial idea was to determine the toxicity of outboard engine lubricant. Some success with lubricants eventually led to the formulation of "synthetic" exhaust water which, in turn, led to the use of actual two-cycle engine exhaust water as the test substance.
Toxicity was determined by means of the standard bottle or "batch" bioassay technique. Scenedesmus qaudricauda and Ankistrodesmus sp. Were used as the test organisms. Toxicity was measured in terms of a decrease in the maximum standing crop. The effective concentration – 50 % (EC 50) for Scenedesmus quadricauda was found to be 3.75% exhaust water, for Ankistrodesmus sp. 3.1% exhaust water using the bottle technique.
Anomolies in growth curves raised the suspicion that evaporation was affecting the results; therefore, a flow-through system was improvised utilizing the characteristics of a device called a Biomonitor. Use of the Biomonitor lessened the influence of evaporation, and the EC 50 was found to be 1.4% exhaust water using Ankistrodesmus sp. as the test organism. Mixed populations of various algae gave an EC 50 of 1.28% exhaust water.
The contributions of this project are twofold. First, the toxicity of two-cycle marine engine exhaust was found to be considerably greater than reported in the literature (1.4% vs 4.2%). Secondly, the benefits of a flow-through bioassay technique utilizing the Biomonitor was demonstrated.
Sample Abstract
Do Vitamin A Tablets Affect Plants
Jones, Mary E.
123 Main St., Hometown, IA 50001
Hometown Middle School, Hometown, IA
____________________The purpose of this project was to determine if Vitamin A tablet have any effect on tomato plants. A total of twelve Rutgers tomato plants each two inches tall were planted in identical individual plastic pots using two cups of potting soil. Each plant received the same amount of water and sunlight during the three week experiment. The twelve plants were divided into four groups of three plants each. One vitamin A tablet was added to each of the three plants in the first group by burying the tablet one inch from the stem and one inch deep. Two vitamin A tablets were added to the second group of three plants in a similar manner. The third group of three plants had three tablets planted in the soil. The fourth group of three plants had no vitamin A tablets added to the soil and served as the control group. The height of each plant was measured and recorded at the start of the experiment and every 7 days thereafter. At the end of the experiment (21 days) the stems were cut across at a height of 3 inches. Experimental groups showed less development and slower growth rates than plants in the control group. The data was analyzed and the conclusion was drawn that giving vitamin A tablets to tomato plants did not improve growth as each of the three experimental groups failed to produce plants that were taller or had thicker stems than those in the control group.


text:
Versace to launch childrenswear
Hot on the heels of Alber Elbazs upcoming childrens range for Lanvin and hot on the wheels of the Missoni Bugaboo comes news that Donatella Versace is also entering the tween market with inimitable pizzazz.
Her new 0-12 line of childrenswear, launching under the Young Versace brand, will debut for spring 2012.
This is a high-end, glamorous and colourful collection in line with the brands essence, with a touch of rock n roll, said Gian Giacomo Ferraris, Versace CEO.
And while the brands trademark Medusa style curlicues might be considered a touch adult for the likes of little Suri Cruise and friends, we hear they will be re-interpreted in tongue-in-cheek prints and natural fabrics.
Victoria Beckham ... we hope youre listening!
Stephanie Hirschmiller


text:
Adding http://members.baby-gaga.com/member566775
Bought a Christmas dress from her for my LO w/ a matching bow and it is sooo cute and she shipped it very fast! Would buy from her again for sure!
Quoting proudmommy102309:
Adding Booperelli for an order, she was quick at shipping! Thanks Boop <3
I'm adding Kate: http://members.baby-gaga.com/member482074
She is awesome and I <3 her...AND she made me an awesome dress!! Thanks again Kate!!!
Quoting McLovin♥ [BLB]:
Adding Sianna for doing an amazing job on my daughters printables for Christmas!
Adding Rachel.
We did a swap and she made me the most awesome elf hat. I told her I wanted something with the craziest, kookiest colors with a little black thrown in and she found the perfect yarn for it. It is my new favorite and it is so warm...much needed for upstate New York.
I am adding Jennifer for this awesome stocking ornament!!
She rocks my socks off. :wink:
Quoting jess ♡ ava:

Quoting FUBAR:" Adding Rachel. We did a swap and she made me the most awesome elf hat. I told her I wanted something ... [snip!] ... thrown in and she found the perfect yarn for it. It is my new favorite and it is so warm...much needed for upstate New York. "

That is soo cute! I love it....and I want one.
adding Tara http://members.baby-gaga.com/member554642
won a gift card in a giveaway of hers, thank you sooo much Tara!!!
she is the most amazing lady!!
Adding http://members.baby-gaga.com/member459913 - fast shipping..outfit was great price..and very cute.. Great Seller!!
I want to add http://members.baby-gaga.com/member673616 I bought some booties from her. I loved them and she shipped the next day so they got here quick! I will be buying from her again!
Adding Sabrina (Squishy Butt)
She made a ridiculously cute and absolutely perfect custom weighted blanket my son who has autism. I am seriously in love with it. She is so sweet and easy to do business with, took her time finding just the right fabrics for the blanket so my son would be happy with it, kept me informed about the status of my order, her prices are very fair, and the blanket got here super fast and well packaged. I am so pleased with the quality, she is super talented! These blankets are a total pain to make but Sabrina did a wonderful job. :) Would definitely order from her again.
Second night in a row my son is sleeping like a rock under his new fave blankie!
Adding Steph to here.
Made my son an amazing cute dinosaur knitted hat, and just made me a penguin knitted hat. Got here fast and they are quality work!! :)


text:
On Wednesday morning, WKYT began receiving reports of gas as high as $4.05 a gallon across the WKYT viewing area.
In Lexington, a gallon of unleaded was selling for $4.05 a gallon at the Shell station on Buckhorn Drive. There are also reports of gas selling for $4.05 a gallon in Mt. Sterling. In Louisville, it's as high as $4.15.
But on Wednesday afternoon, a WKYT news crew returned to one of the stations that had been selling gas for $4.05 and found that it had dropped to $3.79.
According to a AAA spokesperson, those four dollar a gallon prices are a possibility in the coming months. They say it's all due to the price of crude oil. That price is fueled by speculation, whether on issues in the middle east, or economic problems in Europe.
As for what you can do right now, AAA suggests abandoning brand loyalty, and fueling up wherever costs are low. Also, if you're traveling, plan stops at the stations with the cheapest gas.


text:
Disclaimer | Contact
Lowrider (Lowryder) Marijuana seedsTotal growing time : 8 weeks !!!!!
Height : 12 to 15 inch
Climate : Indoor and outdoor
Yield : 350 gr/m2
Regulare Lowrider seeds
Feminized Lowrider seeds
Ideal Growing Methods
When planted indoors, the Lowryder has the ability to grow very well in soil-less systems or in soil mixtures. For soil mixtures such as pots or beds, Lowryder can be cultivated from a mere seed into a bud for a span of only two months.
Throughout this period, only 18 hours of light each day is recommended. This is due to the fact that switching the light cycles down to 12 hours runs the risk of diminishing yields and even shortening the plants life cycle even more.
Since Lowryder's life cycle is brief, cloning it is deemed as an impractical method - growing only the plant and not the seed. Hence, by default, the Lowryder is then regarded as a "sea of green's greatest choice".
Due to the fact that the seedlings and even the flowering plants can be sustained in a similar room, the Lowryder showcases better possibilities for small up to medium ranged home growers. This even includes the so-called "staggering" of one's indoor harvest. After which, a continuous system of harvest can be accomplished by periodically cultivating new plants that will replace the harvested ones.
This will ensure that your so-called "grow room" is constantly full of fresh buds. Hence, maintaining this system of cultivation provides you with the convenience of evenly dividing your workload.
In order to achieve the best results, place either a jiffy plant or pellet directly into a 1 up to 2-gallon pot. It is best to alternatively use peat pots that are about four inches in size. Once this is prepared, you can then place the rootbound females inside the assigned plant bed. Make sure that these rootbound females have already gone through the "sexing" phase for about 17 up to 20 days. As compared to the initial method, this actually produces smaller plants. Under this method also, 12 up to 24 hours of daily light are needed. However, studies show that it is best to make use of 18 hours each day. You can reduce it to 16 hours following the initial month, provided that there are no yields being lost.
For those who will plant this outdoors, once you have finished soaking the plant, you can start by sowing it directly onto the soil. For this process, you can use 2 gallon plant beds or pots. It is also indicated that you can plant the Lowryder's new stands until the latter part of the summer season. Similar to the factors affecting indoor harvest, doing the latter can also assure you a continuous supply of Lowryders. Aside from this, it is best to avoid making any transplants. You can only do this once the plants are diagnosed as rootbound. Thus, you can remove the Rouge males only during a three-week cycle.
Factors that Affect its Growth
Since the Lowryder is highly versatile, it has the capability to grow in basically any type of "grow environment" or climate. In fact, it can even set the regarded "envelope of growing" aside and mainly focus on harvest areas like the North West Territories, Finland and other short-seasoned, Northern or high altitude locations. Plus, it can adapt rather fairly to window sills, backyard gardens, and patios. This is primarily due to its relatively small feature that can conceal its real identity.
Furthermore, nothing can compare to the quick maturation capability of the Lowryder! If other varieties are still going through the flowering phase, outdoor growers of Lowryders are, at the same time, basking their feet and benefitting from their harvests already.
Its Amazing Characteristics
The Lowryder has the ability to skip the stage of vegetative growth. It basically jumps from its seedling stage towards its flowering period in an instant. Studies also show that
This is especially true with its male plants that showcase such attributes after approximately 17 up to 20 days. This is while its female counterparts show themselves only a few days after. Thus, these plants will then go through the flowering phase, provided that there is a continuous lighting system.
Lowryder females can generate a height that is no taller than approximately 16 up to 20 inches. The typical height for these females would be about 12 up to 16 inches only. Pot size, light intensity and appropriate pH are factors that play a significant role in influencing the female Lowryder's size during its maturity. This means that given the best conditions, these female Lowryders will generate a bigger yield for its growers. Since these plants produce a main cola, if they can only obtain adequate lighting, their lower nodes will profusely branch out.
Moreover, its height and yield will depend on evident growth factors. A good example would be such plants that are only kept inside small-sized peat cups, which are then placed on a grower's windowsill. Based from the factors mentioned above, this scenario will yield a mere 1 gram. Plus, the plant will grow only up to a maximum of 6 inches, having no branching features whatsoever. On the other hand, a plant placed inside a 4-gallon box and provided with high-intensity lighting, along with good methods of cultivation being put into practice, it can yield better results. It will yield a 45-gram, profusely branched, two-foot wide bud monster.
With regards to the use of fertilizer, during the initial two-week period of growth, Lowryders need to be provided with a weekly dose of light feedings. This is actually a nutrient "grow" type solution, equipped with micronutrients. Thus, when these plants become a full flower, a "blooming regime" is necessary. This should start from week 4 up to week 6. Hence, biological amendments or root stimulators that are of the Mycorise-type have the ability to significantly enhance the plant's growth.
The Flowering Time Average
Indoors: 40 up to 45 days – This is following a seedling stage of 15 up to 20 days.
As an important note, studies show that 100% of such plants actually showcase the so-called "auto-flowering" genotype.
Its Average Height
The average height of Lowryders is approximately 12 inches. Its minimum height would be approximately 5 inches while its maximum height would be 16 inches. Thus, this will really depend on the lighting and regarded slight phenotype variants.
The Awaited Yield
As mentioned, depending on the lighting and other significant factors, Lowryders can yield up to approximately 45 grams. In fact, there was even one situation where in a 96-gram yield was accomplished. However, this was achieved under a process called "hydroponics".
Hence, it is vital to understand that the yield is extremely and majorly dependent on the volume of light it obtains. If these plants are provided with less than the average conditions, they will remain extremely small. Even so, they can still create decent smoke outputs.
Moreover, Lowryders' buds are close-quartered and compact, as well as slightly variable and irregular in features. It also has a high leaf/bud ratio, which goes with its thick pistils that possesses a medium-sized, orange colored and individually classified calyxes. Although it has tendencies to become "top-heavy" when grown indoors, it is rather typical to find its budding sites starting very near the soil already.
With regards to the result, you will get a "High" that feels uplifting, surprisingly strong and well-rounded. In fact, this is more appropriate for certain outdoor activities. Aside from this, the smoke emitted is described by many as smooth and equipped with an earthy, pleasant undertone. You will find its smell as not that overpowering and its flavor, quite unique and satisfying.
There are so many requests for additional information about the Lowryder's nutrient necessities. The factors affecting this would include the amount a grower can shell out in order to purchase these nutrient products.
There are advanced nutrient products that can be bought on discounted rates. You can also adapt its formula for your own usage. These advanced nutrients actually provide a full program for sustaining a desired 8-week growth. It will also come packaged with a guide that will feature various growing mediums.
Hence, for the initial two-week period, you can make use of the ones recommended for seedlings. After this, you can then shift to the Micro 2+ Light Feeding system. This is already for the entire life cycle of the Lowryder. There are those who actually skip weeks three and five in order to follow a six week program instead. This can be done right after the sexing of the LR's.
As a general rule, you need to treat these Lowryders similar to seedlings in the initial 2 up to 3 week time frame. Subsequent to this, you can shift to the so-called "light bloom program". During the initial 2 weeks, you can feed them with a type of transplanting/seeding formula. After this, you can switch and use an N-P-K 1-2-1 or 5-10-5 ratio of bloom fertilizer. You can give this weekly during weeks 3 up to 6. For week 7, you only need to feed it with water that is pH-balanced.
Thus, for those who practice organic methods, you can plant the Lowryder into an organic soil mixture and add Bat Guano into it.


text:
July 9, 2013
Conservation and the "taking" debate
VCU Rice Center collaborator: Center for Conservation Biology
by Bryan Watts
In a 5-4 decision expanding private property rights, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on June 25 that government requirements attached to land-use permits may amount to an improper "taking" under the constitution. The case revolved around mitigation for wetland impacts imposed by a Florida agency as a condition of permit approval. Writing for the majority, Justice Alito said "extortionate demands" from government agencies in exchange for granting a permit application "frustrate the Fifth Amendment right to just compensation" and are prohibited.
A young eagle in nest along York River. Because of their sensitivity to human disturbance around nest sites, recovery of the bald eagle would not have been possible without the ability to impose restrictions on selected uses of private lands. Photo by Catherine Markham.
Survival of the majority of the endangered species in the U.S. will ultimately depend on our ability to manage habitats on private lands. More than half of all species listed as endangered have at least 80 percent of their habitat on private lands. The scale of the lands involved and their associated monetary value make "just compensation" implausible as a recovery strategy. Setting conditions on land-use permits for activities on both private and public lands has been the primary management tool available to protect many of these species.
The legal and ethical tradeoff between landowner rights and endangered species protection centers around the term "taking" under the opposing mandates defined within the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Under Section 9 of the ESA it is unlawful for a private citizen to "take" any threatened or endangered species. Among other actions, the term "take" refers to "harm" which includes significant habitat modification. Limitations placed on the use of private lands arising from Section 9 for endangered species protection have been viewed by some to represent a "taking" of private land by the public as prohibited under the Fifth Amendment which states "nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation."
A piping plover nest on a Virginia barrier island. The piping plover is sensitive to human disturbance and requires beaches that are in high demand by society. In the absence of restrictions on access, this species would be displaced from virtually the entire Atlantic coast. Photo by Bryan Watts.
Our culture is locked in a philosophical struggle that has far-reaching consequences for the future of many species. How to strike a balance between benefits to target species and the burden imposed on society has become one of the most complex problems in the recovery of many species. This and other recent rulings by the Supreme Court continue to tip the balance of competing interests away from imperiled species and the many ecological services that lands provide to our society at large.Tweet


text:
- About the College
- Departments & Offices
- Education
- Research
- Alumni
- Careers
- Giving
- Veterinary Hospitals
Hamilton Veterinary Hospital
Number of students reviewing:
Average student review (out of five):
Offering experience in all facets of general practice skills. Initial greeting of clients and patients, physical exam, history taking and recording. Evaluation of findings and implantation of care with supervision of the mentor. Offer the ability to hone practical skills in anesthesia, radiology, surgery, nursing care, dentistry and the ability to deal with financial restraints from clients and hospital.
Student will be paired each day with staff veterinarian or owner of practice. General practice with in house lab,digital x-rays, surgical suite with laser. Student will be introduced to clients as such and be asked to perform physical exam under direct supervision of staff veterinarian. Student will draw blood/urine- perform in house lab test on Idexx equuipment. student will assist in surgery, ride on a house call- in short experience every aspect of a general practice- including some management and manning phones at the front reception.
Exotic practice in house: rabbit, avian, reptile, pocket pets, ferrets, visiting cardiologist (board certified) weekly. Visiting ultrasound (weekly). Varied surgical procedures.
Any available on-line resources, close proximity to 3 referral practices, lunch and learn from drug companies. All current journals/books/access to lab equipment. 5 staff veterinarians to rely on for information and experience.
Will be introduced to clients as a student and to do SOAPS. Assist in, but not performing surgery. Gain knowledge and use of all lab equipment, digital x-ray and digital dent radiograph equipment. Will do daily patient exams and assessments on hospitalized patients..
Direct supervision by NJ licensed veterinarian at all times.
Hamilton Veterinary Hospital
18 East Park Ave, Trenton, New Jersey 08610
hvhjim [at] optonline [dot] net
Dr. Mary E. Moon VMD
Posted: 04/04/14


text:
- Filed Under
We know this family before a single actor enters the stage, thanks to the scenic design of G. Warren Stiles. As we wait for "Miracle on South Division Street" to begin at Peninsula Players Theatre, we're greeted to the sight of a kitchen that hasn't been remodeled since perhaps the late 1960s but is well-kept and clean. The sturdy old refrigerator is covered with photos of children and young adults.
Because we know this family, we're not surprised to find only son Jimmy at the kitchen table repairing an old toaster as the story begins - "Why don't you get a new one, Ma?" Later he'll start work on the ailing 1960s-era vacuum cleaner.
Jimmy is the one who helps around the house; Ruth is the creative and introspective daughter who has called a family meeting; shortly we will meet Beverly, the other daughter, who must break off from bowling practice to see what the heck Ruth wants them to talk about.
And in the center of it all is Clara, their mother, who maintains a cheerful front and has trained them all to maintain the family's shrine. Clara's father erected the shrine and its statue of the beautiful lady after telling all about his encounter with the Blessed Mother in his barber shop, where she conveyed a message to live in peace. Clara has instilled the belief that her father's descendents have a duty to preserve the story and convey it to the rest of the world.
Before Ruth's meeting can begin - we're waiting for Beverly - the family conversation introduces us to the children's hopes and needs (and a few secrets). And after Bev arrives, we recognize the grown children's squabbles because we have lived through similar little fights and teases.
Once Ruth finally gets everyone's attention, the family's world is turned upside down and the secrets come out in increasingly funny and heartwarming ways.
Director Kristine Thatcher has guided a wonderful ensemble - Peggy Roeder as Clara, Erin Noel Grennan as Ruth, Joe Foust as Jimmy, and Molly Glynn as Beverly - into creating a believable working-class family with a remarkable story that is even more remarkable than they ever suspected.
The script by Tom Dudzick gives each member of the family a dream and a purpose, and the actors bring them to life with energy and charm. The audience members' smiles, glistening eyes and curtain-call standing ovation were duly earned.
This is a short play, barely 80 minutes, that takes place mostly in one scene, with a short coda at the end that reveals a significant addition to the collection of photos on the fridge and hints at where the family goes from here.
A visit to Peninsula Players Theatre is always magical, from the bonfire along the shore to the world-class theater experience. With just two weeks left in the season, "Miracle on South Division Street" is a warm antidote to these chillier fall evenings.


text:
Markham Home Builders
Markham Custom Home Builders & Construction
Custom Search
H&R Developments - Toronto New Home Builder
H&R Developments, awarded GTHBA 2003 New Home Builder of the Year. Site features 14 developments in the Toronto area and includes virtual tours of H&R new homes.
Madison Homes
At Madison Homes, we've always set standards for ourselves that are among the highest in the industry. You will experience unsurpassed quality, innovative design,value, integrity and a total commitment to customer satisfaction. These standards have been the foundation of our company since it was founded over 30 years ago.
Laurier Homes
A wide selection of affordable townhomes, spacious semi's and beautiful detached homes designed for the way your family wants to live. All surrounded by parks, schools, woodlots, walking trails, ponds and more an irresistible new home opportunity.
Rouge Fairways
Welcome to a Master Planned community. A sensational new enclave in an established Markham community bordering the Rouge river and two golf courses. With 20 sensational designs to choose from you can't go wrong.
Beaverbrook Homes Inc.
Beaverbrook Homes Inc. is a leading New Home Builder in the Greater Toronto Area.
The Daniels Corporation
Residential Builder and Developer - Toronto, Ontario
Custom Search


text:
- Filed Under
Mesquite is full of rumors about the defunct Oasis and what will become of the property and the company that holds its reins, but Mesquite Gaming's chief executive officer, Anthony Toti, said big plans are in the works.
He blamed the downturn in the economy and the struggles of Black Gaming for the rumors, but "that's normal," he said.
"Plus, this is Mesquite, a small town," he laughed. ...


text:
NEED HELP!!! I purchased a samsung galaxy s2 phone from an outlet in India and has been using it since last 2 years without any issues except that its memory used to fill after some time even without installation of applications and I used to reset phone whenever that happened. I suspected it was because of some application and I removed all the applications I suspected for that and from many days it was working fine without memory filling issue. Few days back phone gallery was not opening with error of low memory. I ignored that and then one day, it restarted suddenly when I was browsing the web and then a screen came in some foreign language asking for some input. Since, I could not understand that language, I switched off the phone and started it back and then it hanged at the Samsung boot logo. I checked xda dvelopers forum for flashing rom and then used odin to flash Indian version gingerbread firmware on to my phone. It seemed working as in download mode, a blue color progress bar started to move on the phone screen. But it suddenly failed in odin with message 'write operation failed'.
After that, I have tried many times but in vain. Even the blue coloured progress bar which I have seen during first try never appeared. Finally, I went to Samsung service center and asked them to fix my software. They checked the phone and told me that it is not an India mobile and is out country and if they try, my motherboard can be dead and fixing motherboard will cost me 7200 Indian Rupees.
I was surprised to know that my phone is not Indian. I took the phone and tried to find the firmware using the language shown on the booklet/manuals came with phone and Google translate identified the booklet language as France. So, I tried flashing the French gingerbread firmware on my phone which I downloaded from sammobile but that also failed. As a last resort, I tried with PIT method but it also failed but phone is still not dead and can enter in download mode but nothing is working for me to fix the problem,
I have tried:
1. Odin 3.07
2. French Firmware - I9100XWLSW_I9100XXMS3_I9100VGFLS2_HOME.tar.md5
3. Samsung Galaxy SII Stock 2 GB PIT File.
4. Different USB Ports and Computers.
5. Run as administrator with AntiVirus turned off and Kies disabled as well as removed.
I need help of experts in this forum. is there any way I can identify correct firmware for my phone as I am not able to check it in System Information as phone is soft bricked or is there any firmware which can work on my phone irrespective of its region and how can I make my phone working. Please help. Many thanks in advance.


text:
Clayton Hill Has Passed AwayGoon
Last night I heard from a couple different people that Clayton Hill had passed away. At first I didn't want to believe it.. But today when I saw that Dread Central was reporting on the story I knew it had to be true. According to the site on July 25th in Pittsburgh, PA he had a stroke.
Every one who has been to a couple conventions was bound to run into Clayton at one point or another. Being that he was dubbed the "Sweater Zombie" from Dawn of the Dead he was one of the regulars. Him and his wife Sharon Ceccatti-Hill were some of the nicest people I had ever met at a convention. Without even approaching them several times they would stop me and just talk horror and about the conventions that I had seen them at before.
Clayton was a great guy who really loved all his fans. He will be sorely missed and we would like to send all our condolences to his wife, family and friends. He will be missed.
RIP - Clayton Hill


text:
Gluten-free sundried tomato bread
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 1 hr
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 1 loaf
A quick, gluten-free bread recipe - no need for yeast, ready in under an hour
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
- Vegetarian
- Gluten-free
- kcalories
- 74
- protein
- 3g
- carbs
- 10g
- fat
- 3g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 0.7g
- 200g gluten-free white flour (Doves Farm is available at most supermarkets)
- 1 tsp salt
- 3 tsp gluten-free baking powder
- 284ml buttermilk (or same amount of whole milk with a squeeze of lemon juice)
- 3 eggs
- 1 tsp tomato purée
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 50g sundried tomatoes in oil (about 6-8), coarsely chopped
- 25g parmesan (or vegetarian parmazano), grated
Compare prices
Want to see what this recipe costs at different supermarkets? Compare in one place here:
- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Mix the flour, salt and baking powder in a large bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together the buttermilk, eggs, tomato purée and oil. Fold the wet ingredients into the dry, then add the sundried tomatoes and half the Parmesan.
- Grease a 900g loaf tin and pour in the mixture. Sprinkle the remaining Parmesan on top and bake for 50-60 mins until a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean. Turn out onto a wire rack to cool.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, October 2005
Ads by Google
Comments, questions and tips
I found this very easy to make, and very tasty. I spread a little olive oil on top and made it into a ploughman's (cheese, pickle, lettuce, tomato, cucumber), which was gorgeous.
I did change the recipe a bit though after viewing other people's comments. I did not add any salt, I used the oil the sundried tomatoes were in instead of olive oil, and I also used a bit extra flour so it wouldn't be too moist.
My only complaint is that mine didn't rise!
Have found it is better if made with Doves bread flour plus yeast thereby omitting the baking powder and is easier to cook IMHO. As a coeliac I use a special yeast but if you are OK with wheat then may I suggest normal strong bread flour and yeast. In each instance yoghurt (plain) plus 150ml warm milk and one large egg should make baking easier and removing the need for the high egg content, baking powder and large volume of milk suggested abov.However your bread needs 3hrs to rise before considering to cook !!
like Jean I found this needed longer in the oven - unfortunately it didn't get longer as the top was very cooked already. Consequently, the middle wasn't properly cooked, and the outside crust separated - leaving it a bit like a loaf within a shell! My other half said it tasted lovely though - better toasted. I'll try again, but will lower temperature and leave in for longer.
I make this recipe all the time and I love it. Not being able to eat 'normal' bread can be a pain, but this recipe is easy and delicious. I do find like saiqa that it needs whizzing to mix properly but that's not a problem. I always test with a skewer and tend to find it needs another 10-15 minutes on top of the recommended time. It's dark brown on top but that doesn't seem to matter. All the non-gluten free members of my family love it too.
Highly recommended - thanks Good Food team :o)
I tried this as a very novice cook after reading the great reviews, I found it very easy to put together but the flour became lumpy when mixed with the wet ingrediants so i gave it a quick wizz in the blender. Unfortunatly my loaf came out with a soggy base after an hours cooking. If anyone has any ideas of what I did wrong I would appreciate hearing them, I will try this again though as the cooked part was delicious.
- ‹ previous
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- next ›


text:
The Magazine
The Case Against Deference
Judges should be unafraid to review government actions
Jun 10, 2013, Vol. 18, No. 37 • By DAVID B. RIVKIN JR. and ELIZABETH PRICE FOLEY
Third, the early Court's notion of deference was distinct from its modern incarnation. Today's judicial deference is the product of the progressive era of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Judges schooled in the original understanding had no qualms about being perceived as "counter-majoritarian," conceptualizing their role as enforcing the written Constitution against the daily assaults of ordinary legislation. Progressives, who wanted to remake American society, viewed such judges and the written Constitution as an impediment. Achieving progressive goals was possible only if judges could be restrained from scrutinizing ordinary laws for adherence to higher constitutional principles.
One of the most powerful early advocates of judicial deference was progressive Harvard law professor James Bradley Thayer, who, in 1893, argued in the Harvard Law Review that judges "can only disregard [an] Act when those who have the right to make laws have not merely made a mistake, but have made a very clear one, so that it is not open to rational question." He justified this "rational basis" review by asserting that the Constitution "often admits of different interpretations; that there is a range of choice and judgment," and that a judge's role "is merely that of fixing the outside border of reasonable legislative action." Thayer remarkably asserted that, in applying such light judicial review, "virtue, sense, and competent knowledge are always to be attributed to that [legislative] body." It is ironic that modern conservatives, concerned about the freewheeling behavior of liberal judges during the Warren Court era, have chosen as their principal bulwark against activism a doctrine of judicial deference whose genesis lies in the progressive era's desire to expand government power.
The fourth problem with judicial deference is pragmatic, stemming from the judiciary's inconsistent application of restraint. Since the New Deal, economic regulations, for one example, have received the utmost deference. Yet when it comes to so-called individual rights—a category that, for some inexplicable reason, does not include economic rights—courts jettison deference and apply heightened scrutiny. This bifurcation between "individual" and "economic" rights makes zero sense, as neither the Constitution itself, nor any theory of individual rights, suggests that the former are more important than the latter, or indeed that they are different in kind. The artificial distinction, moreover, invites judicial manipulation and selective invocation of aggressive scrutiny.
In 2005, for example—after over 200 years of constitutional history—the Supreme Court, in Roper v. Simmons, determined 5-4 that the death penalty for 17-year-olds violated the Eighth Amendment's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishments. Just 15 years earlier, in Stanford v. Kentucky, the Court had decided precisely the opposite. According to the Roper majority, the Constitution's meaning changed in the intervening 16 years because a "majority of States have rejected the imposition of the death penalty on juvenile offenders under 18, and we now hold this is required by the Eighth Amendment."
Since 20 of the 38 states that allowed the death penalty at the time of Roper also allowed it for 17-year-olds, the Court cooked the numbers. It included in its calculations 12 states that prohibited the death penalty altogether, leading it to find a "consensus" of 30 states against the juvenile death penalty. As Justice Scalia's dissent observed, this "is rather like including old-order Amishmen in a consumer-preference poll on the electric car. Of course they don't like it, but that sheds no light whatever on the point at issue," because a total prohibition on the death penalty reveals nothing about whether juveniles should receive an exemption.
The Roper decision disregarded the policy preferences of at least 20 states—policy preferences that neither the Constitution's text nor its historical context condemned—based on the "evolving standards of decency" that five justices wanted the Eighth Amendment to reflect.
Similarly, in the 1980 decision Stone v. Graham, a 5-4 Supreme Court concluded that requiring display of the Ten Commandments in public schools—funded entirely by private dollars—violated the First Amendment's Establishment Clause. The Stone majority believed posting the commandments had no secular educational purpose, despite the fact that they are the foundation upon which much of the Western world's legal codes rest.
Recent Blog Posts
The Weekly Standard Archives
Browse 20 Years of the Weekly Standard


text:
Kid's Parties by Lori
- Based in:
- Based in nobels ville,IN
Kid's Parties by Lori can provide you just about everything under the sun for Children's Parties
I am combining my love for retailing and distribution with my love for children's parties. I promise to bring my joy of parties into every order placed on my website. I want to make your child's party fun with minimal stress for mom! We all know how hard we mom's work to make our children's lives special. I love suggestions! If you cannot find what you are looking for, please e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I will see what I can do to help you plan this special day. If I cannot locate a product I may be able to offer alternatives or help with your games and planning. See my special birthday traditions area to set up great birthday traditions to share with your child year after year. I am personally using many of these traditions with my own children and they love them!
Among other cities, Kid's Parties by Lori may serve the following areas: Washington, Houston, New York, New York City, El Paso, Dallas, Miami, Sacramento, Northern California, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, Southern California, Chicago, Manhattan, San Antonio, San Diego, Denver, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Austin, Phoenix, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Birmingham, Memphis, San Francisco, Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Saint Louis, St. Louis, M
There are currently no reviews for this vendor


text:
Issaquah lacrosse dedicates season to fallen teammate
March 8, 2011
By Bob Taylor
Incentive will not be an issue for the Issaquah High School lacrosse club this spring. The Eagles have plenty of incentive and most of it stems from a former teammate.
Issaquah players are dedicating this season to Tyler Lucas, who died Feb. 1 from injuries he sustained in a three-car accident. Lucas was a two-year starter and an all-league player. The entire team will wear a decal on their helmets in memory of Lucas.
The Eagles, who had a two-year reign as Division I state champions end last spring, are eager to return to the top spot. That was also Lucas' goal for this season.
"At his eulogy, Tyler's brother read a list of goals that Tyler had written as part of some school project and one of them was to 'bring back the state championship,'" Issaquah coach Brandon Fortier said.
Issaquah's bid for a three-peat last spring ended with a 4-2 loss to rival Mercer Island in the state semifinals of the Washington High School Boys Lacrosse Association tournament.
Fortier said the team has been very motivated in preseason workouts.
"You can see in some of their faces and expressions that many of them are much more focused," Fortier said. "Naturally at this point the joking around has been slow to come back. People are much more serious and have one goal … win for Tyler."
Issaquah just might have the talent to fulfill their goal.
Among the probable starters are attackers Jake Fritz, Matt O'Neill and Ashton Ritchie; midfielders Kevin Powers, Michael Hatcher and Ben Director; defenders Kole Lindor, Austin Richert and Aidan McDonald; and goalkeeper O'Neill Hughes. Hunter Van Horne, a senior who just began playing lacrosse last year, is expected to be a key contributor along with football players Eric Rauch and Trace Eaton.
Powers and Fritz, both seniors, are Issaquah's top returning scorers.
Last year, Powers scored 26 goals and had 14 assists.
"Kevin is a do-everything midfielder. He is great on groundballs, he takes faceoffs well and is probably one of our better defensive midfielders in addition to his ability to score goals," Fortier said.
Powers is one of two returning all-league players on the team.
Fritz had 22 goals and nine assists last year.
"Fritz is a great finisher with a nose for the goal," Fortier said. "He is also very good at moving off the ball and finding seams. Jake is also very physical as an attackman."
Both Powers and Fritz have committed to Dominican University of California, the same school that had a commitment from Lucas.
Lindor, a junior, is another talented returning player. He earned all-league honors last spring.
"He is probably the best long-stick midfielder in the state," Fortier said. "He has definite college potential. He is a good takeaway defender and great on groundballs."
Issaquah went 12-2 in league play last year and was 18-5 overall.
Fortier said he is concerned about Issaquah's depth. The loss of Lucas, who was an all-league defender, will be felt.
"We have a very solid first 13 guys, but we don't have that depth up to 20 guys as we have had the last three years," said Fortier, who is in his 10th year as Issaquah coach.
Depth is a huge factor in Division I, which gets stronger each year. Mercer Island, Bainbridge and Issaquah have been the big powers. However, the Skyline, Eastside Catholic and Eastlake programs are growing and getting stronger each year.
Issaquah begins its season at 7:30 p.m. March 11 with a nonleague game at home against Couer d'Alene, Idaho. One of the highlights for Issaquah this season will be a spring vacation trip to New Jersey, where the Eagles will play three games.
Spartans return with scoring punch
Skyline returns with three of its top scorers from last season.
Junior Maxwell Saffle, who was second on the team in scoring, had 23 goals and 14 assists. Junior Jack Pruitt scored 24 goals and senior Brennan West accounted for 12 goals and 10 assists.
The Spartans, coached by Adam Kurtenbach, have 14 players back from last season's team that went 10-8 overall and reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament.
Skyline begins its season March 11 with a nonleague game at Centennial, Nev.
Liberty begins second season
Liberty, which competes in Division II, begins its second season March 18 at home against Gig Harbor.
Coach Geo Tamblyn has a number of players back from last season's team, which had its growing pains. The Patriots, who won just two games, have a mix of experienced players and promising freshmen.
The probable starters loom as midfielders Casey Smith, Forrest Hurley and Jeff Arnevick; defenders Wyatt Johnson, Sam Dodt and Alex Batali; and attackers Ryan Menezes, Anthony Mantz and Aaron Fleis. Johnson and Dodt are freshmen. Midfielders Collin Ross and Colin Larson are promising freshmen players, too.
Got something to say?
Before you comment, please note:
- These comments are moderated.
- Comments should be relevant to the topic at hand and contribute to its discussion.
- Personal attacks and/or excessive profanity will not be tolerated and such comments will not be approved.
- This is not your personal chat room or forum, so please stay on topic.


text:
Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.
Deval Patrick was elected governor of the commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2006. He's finishing his second and final term, and he clearly no longer cares because he's agreed to join us to play our quiz.
We've invited him to answer three questions about Burning Man, the annual art festival/hippie magnet taking place in the desert of northern Nevada.
Copyright 2014 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.


text:
|Intraoperative renal duplex sonography: a valuable method for evaluating renal artery reconstructions.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 10986025 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|OBJECTIVES: to determine the ability of duplex sonography to intraoperatively detect technical problems with renal artery reconstructions. DESIGN: retrospective evaluation of a standard protocol. PATIENTS AND METHODS: the outcome of intraoperative duplex was compared with postoperative angiography, surface duplex, MRA, echo or direct inspection in case of re-exploration in 77 renal artery reconstructions in 62 patients. These included six extracorporeal reconstructions, eight and 17 reconstructions with an artery and autogenous vein respectively, 10 renal artery re-implantations in the aorta (prosthesis), 32 endarterectomies and four reconstructions of kidney transplant vessels. RESULTS: intraoperative duplex was normal in 67/73 reconstructions with sufficient data. In six cases technical problems were revealed by intraoperative duplex and the reconstruction was re-explored. After re-exploration intraoperative duplex was normal in all cases. Confirmatory studies demonstrated normal results in 61/64 reconstructions with normal intraoperative duplex and abnormal results in 6/6 reconstructions with technical problems revealed by intraoperative duplex. Three reconstructions with normal intraoperative duplex occluded as demonstrated by angiography less than 2 weeks after surgery. CONCLUSIONS: renal duplex sonography is a valuable method available for intraoperative detection of technical problems. Haemodynamic duplex data were less important than B-mode imaging in discriminating between normal and abnormal reconstruction.
|V van Weel; J H van Bockel; R van Wissen; J M van Baalen
Related Documents :
|21710265 - Computed tomography angiography of the carotid arteries at low kv settings: a prospecti...
12826165 - Vascular complications after 725 kidney transplantations during 3 decades.
21646065 - Correlation between fractional flow reserve and intravascular ultrasound lumen area in ...
9125035 - Juxtarenal aortic aneurysm associated with a horseshoe kidney. transfemoral endoluminal...
6703545 - Prosthetic valve endocarditis caused by legionella pneumophila.
21710265 - Computed tomography angiography of the carotid arteries at low kv settings: a prospecti...
Publication Detail:
|Type: Journal Article
Journal Detail:
|Title: European journal of vascular and endovascular surgery : the official journal of the European Society for Vascular Surgery Volume: 20 ISSN: 1078-5884 ISO Abbreviation: Eur J Vasc Endovasc Surg Publication Date: 2000 Sep
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2000-10-26 Completed Date: 2000-10-26 Revised Date: 2004-11-17
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 9512728 Medline TA: Eur J Vasc Endovasc Surg Country: ENGLAND
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 268-72 Citation Subset: IM
Copyright Information:
|Copyright 2000 Harcourt Publishers Ltd.
|Department of Vascular Surgery, Leiden University Medical Centre, Leiden, The Netherlands.
Export Citation:
|APA/MLA Format Download EndNote Download BibTex
|MeSH Terms
Aged, 80 and over
Blood Flow Velocity
Intraoperative Period
Middle Aged
Renal Artery / surgery*, ultrasonography*
Retrospective Studies
Sensitivity and Specificity
Ultrasonography, Doppler, Duplex*
Vascular Resistance
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine
Previous Document: Ground reaction force pattern in limbs with intermittent claudication.
Next Document: pHi monitoring of the sigmoid colon after aortoiliac surgery. A five-year prospective study.


text:
Stock futures were pointing to a slightly lower opening on a quiet morning as gold continues to reach record highs and place increased pressure on the U.S. dollar.
Here are some of the early-market movers for Wednesday.
China Advanced Construction Materials (NASDAQ: CADC)
The Chinese concrete producer released fourth-quarter results reporting earnings of 30 cents per share on revenue of $30.9 million. Analysts had estimated earnings of 28 cents per share and revenue of $27.1 million. Shares gained 11.7% in pre-market trading.
Thor Industries Inc (NYSE: THO)
The manufacturer of recreational vehicles and buses posted fourth-quarter results late Tuesday beating estimates reporting earnings of 78 cents per share on revenue of $663.8 million. Analysts had estimated earnings of 63 cents per share and revenue of $664 million. Shares were up 4.2% in pre-market Wednesday trading on the beat.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (NASDAQ: GMCR)
Shares fell 13.5% in pre-market trading after the company said it was under investigation by the SEC for revenue recognition practices and relationship with a vendor.
Sealy Corp (NYSE: ZZ)
Shares of the bedding products company fell 11.5% in pre-market trading Wednesday after posting third-quarter results late Tuesday which came in below analyst estimates. The company reported a earnings excluding items of four cents per share while analysts had been expecting earnings of five cents per share.
Standard Microsystems Corp (NASDAQ: SMSC)
The systems provider beat second quarter expectations reporting non-GAAP earnings of 51 cents per share late Tuesday. While this was above Street expectations of 46 cents per share, the company lowered its third quarter guidance below current estimates sending shares down 7.7% in pre-market trading Wednesday.
Chelsea Therapeutics International Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHTP)
The biopharmaceutical company announced it plans to sell $35 million in common shares in a common offering. Existing shares slipped 5.5% in pre-market trading.


text:
Charges Against Former Olympic College Student Dropped
BREMERTON - The Kitsap County Prosecutor's Office has dropped charges against an Olympic College student who had been accused of threatening campus administrators.
Joseph Vannett, 32, was arrested on May 21 for allegedly leaving threatening phone messages with college administrators. He has been in the Kitsap County jail ever since. The messages were in response to a student government election that the Bremerton man believed was improperly run.
Deputy Prosecutor Chad Enright said Thursday that he reviewed the phone messages and "cannot imagine any circumstances in which a jury could be convinced, beyond a reasonable doubt, that these were actual threats and not merely statements made in a figurative sense."
Vannett said in the messages that he would expose election fraud and the revelation would "blow the school out of the water" and cause "a bloodbath for the school," according to authorities.
"These appear to be figurative statements rather than literal threats," Enright said.
Other allegations that Vannett threatened OC staff members appear to have happened on the Shelton campus, so Kitsap County is the wrong venue, Enright said.
Rick MacLennan, OC's vice president for student services, declined to comment on the dismissal. He said Vannett continues to be barred from the campus for an incident that happened before the arrest.
Subscribe to the Kitsap Sun
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-304-7764.
Monday-Friday: 5am-6pm / Saturday: 5am-8pm / Sunday: 4am-11am


text:
So perhaps it was with a smidge of maliciousness that Michael Koretzky, volunteer adviser for the student newspaper at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, instructed his students to power down their iMacs and get their hands dirty by making a newspaper the old-fashioned way.
Koretzky's blog at Journoterrorist.com describes the amusing challenges the students faced, from setting the margins on their typewriters to turning a men's room into a makeshift darkroom for developing photos. They even learned that cutting and pasting actually used to involve knives and rubber cement.
At the end of the experiment, the University Press put out an entire retro-themed issue using only pre-computer technology. The project, called All On Paper, was funded by a grant from the Society of Professional Journalists (Koretzky is president of the South Florida chapter). On Koretzky's blog, UP editor-in-chief Gideon Grudo concluded, "After looking at a finished page — a page that took us half a day to finish — we felt so content and satisfied. I'll compare it to the difference between buying a McNugget and hunting down your own chicken, gutting it, deboning it, and cutting it into nuggets."


text:
Or "Green Acres."
While 9NEWS coverage of the RNC commands the majority of Denver viewers, an 8 p.m. hour of reruns of the classic sitcom, "Green Acres," on MeTV, digital channel 9.2 and broadcast by 9NEWS, beat RNC coverage in the time period on the CBS affiliate.
Green Acres, 8 - 9 p.m., .65 rating/1.75 share*
CBS RNC, 8 - 9 p.m., .50 rating/1.40 share
Fictional residents of Hooterville - 1. Actual politicians in Tampa - 0.
9NEWS and NBC coverage of the RNC continues tonight at 8 p.m.
*Source: Nielsen daily preliminary overnights, Denver DMA, August 29, 2012, Adults 25-54 Live +SD
(KUSA-TV © 2012 Multimedia Holdings Corporation)


text:
aw.. very cute A.braunshauseni
Not many yet, but, I'm sure I'll be adding more.
A. Avicularia
A.braunshauseni .5"
B. smithi 3"
aw.. very cute A.braunshauseni
yeah, very nice ts!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
Pretty soon, your wish list will be for real in this hobby!
Big pics
The Best Scorpion Gallery on Scorpion World's
Thanks guys! I'm almost embarrassed to post these pics cause they aren't as good as my camera used to take. Something seems to be seriously wrong with the focus, but, oh well. I'm already shopping for more slings and we just got some last week.
Here's a couple more sling pics.
Little .75" Grammastola aureostriata
Little, 1.24" but grossly fat Lasiodora parahybana. At least, I hope that's what it is, but I'm starting to have some doubts.
Great little T collection! I think your L.parahybana is in fact a Nhandu spp. of some sort, possibly Nhandu chromatus. Can you get other pictures of it?
Here he is again, not a very good one though. He's acting premolt and holed up right now.
Yup I'm definately going with Nhandu chromatus. Oh well, much better IMO
'Mystery Spider' finally molted!
He's now a sturdier looking 2".
100% Nhandu chromatus lol
Looks like N chromatus to me too. In my opinion a more interesting t than parahybana. Not as big but still pretty large and active. Not to mention one of the coolest looking new world t's out there.
Originally Posted by Why?
Thanks guys! I'm glad to hear I've got something a bit more interesting then just a l. parahybana. He's certainly a lot nicer looking.
Here's another pet store T I picked up on my way home from work today. I swore I'd never buy another one at a pet shop, but, he was cheap. It's full grown, so I'm assuming it's male as the other two T's they had were males.
Here's my new little 4.5" A. avicularia .
I think you may have actually picked up A.metallica. Sorry again, but can you get some other pics of it?
Haha, oh no, not again. Ah well, I don't really care what it is so long as it's not an A. Braunsheii as I already have one of those.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Gagnier Margossian LLP and REALPOLITECH Offices
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Be the first one to share!
Locate activities and event media casts around you.
Capture and share what happened during your event!
download the app
Home plan an event manage my day settings
browse by category browser extension API
Contact Us


text:
- KNIA / KRLS - http://kniakrls.com -
Civil War-era Church Service This Morning
Posted By News On May 26, 2013 @ 6:26 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
Civil War Days wraps up this morning at the Marion County Historical Village. A church service will be held at the Valley Chapel at the Historical Village tomorrow beginning at 10am. The service will last about 40 minutes and feature a Reverend Olympia Brown impersonator. Brown was ordained in 1863, making her the first woman ever ordained in the United States. The Christian service is open to those of all denominations.
Article printed from KNIA / KRLS: http://kniakrls.com
URL to article: http://kniakrls.com/2013/05/civil-war-era-church-service-this-morning/
Click here to print.
Copyright © 2009 KNIA/KRLS. All rights reserved.


text:
Punch Line No. 20: Did Eric Nystrom make up for his size and height disadvantage against Jan Hejda?
The nearly fight-per game pace continued for the Stars on Wednesday. Eric Nystrom and Jan Hedja got bored watching the refs break up a mini-scrum and decided to give the refs something to really worry about. Watch the fight and vote on the winner below.


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Audio | Arcade
Big Bad Booty Daddy
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: New York
Posts: 20,781
Quoted: 385 Post(s)
Rep Power: 200000
Points: 2,502,114,771,374.98
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 2,502,114,771,374.98
Comments Thread For: Photos: Omar Narvaez Retains at Estadio Luna Park
Estadio Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina - Felipe Orucuta (27-2, 23KOs), with the legendary trainer Nacho Beristain in his corner, fought his heart out and some felt the young Mexican boxer had did enough to win, but Omar Narvaez (39-1, 20KOs) get a twelve round split decision to retain the WBO super flyweight championship. The scores were 118-110 for Orucuta, and two cards of 115-113 for Narvaez. Orucuta outworked Narvaez in many of the rounds and landed the hard, crisper punches. Narvaez would often run for most of the round and then attempt to steal it in the final moments with quick bursts of punches from both hands. [Click Here To Read More]
|Share This With Friends
|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:
thank you to those that listened. felt blessed to have ron be so open and honest during the conversation. personal favorite interview i've ever...
what the fuck kyle? why is there a mustache composited on my face in every fucking shot?
there is no download for the song in the video. the iTunes link is just to hear the interviews...they are free bruh.
hi guys...i know i never post here anymore and this is just blatant advertisement...but KINDA NEAT is my new podcast. don't know if any of you were...
Thanks for the kind words guys. Thanks to awogado for making it look all pretty. Posting from a bathtub in a holiday inn. Real sissy shit.
i thought the first song was kinda cool, and the second one kinda sucked. girl's mad cute.
hey thanks guys. this thread means a lot to me. my mother is proud of me because of this thread. she told me to tell you guys to buy this new tee...
went and took some snaps of the event. was a fun event.
Redbull Emsee LA
thanks guys.
Podcast #26: Wax – Scrublife Listening Party – Knocksteady Live
can't believe this thread is still on the front page. these are almost gone. the girls and midgets bought out all the smalls, there is one XL and...
it's not a band shirt, it's a brand shirt: knocksteady.
average freshjive tee: 28
average supreme tee: 32
average 10deep tee: 32
average C&C...
they aren't some bullshit ass tee shirts. they are custom designed from the fit to the fabric by me. cut and sew knocksteady shirts. not some...
i'm horrible at freestyling. i have no qualms about that.
this board never ceases to amaze me...3 pages and no trolling...MAMA WE MAAAAADE IT!!!
Separate names with a comma.


text:
- Filed Under
The Pacific Daily News and Tango Theatres are wrapping up the 2012 Fantastic Summer Flicks promotion with a chance to win two tickets daily to "The Expendables 2."
One trivia question relating to the movie's '80s action stars will be posted on the PDN's Facebook page at Facebook.com/GuamPDN each day until tomorrow. Participants have until 2 p.m. daily to like our Facebook page then submit their answer, name and contact number to: email@example.com.


text:
I want him to fuck me! I'm so wet right now! Cum inside me please.
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
All Comments (28)
I want him to fuck me! I'm so wet right now! Cum inside me please.
what's her name?
Haha Me, I was thinking the same thing'..... dude talks way too fucking much.
Nyone know who this is?
When I fucked my ex's younger sister was she ever tight and such a nymph that I filled her with cum every time I fucked her.
thats one tight pussy, thank you god :p
She looks just like this girl I used to work with =]
Hope she get pregnant..
hey megan. let him come in your pussy, then you can suck him off while i eat the jizz out of you.
she looks dutch
Fuckin hot...very nice shaved pussy.
The beautifullest vag i've ever seen!
the hottest pink pussy i've ever seen. she's delicous..
I bet he cried after that.
Now she has got one awesome vagina... I would empty balls as deep as I could inside of that
the dude has to shut the fuk up
You can tell by the wet spot on her panties she just a juicy girl.
I would eat the hell out of that pussy BEAUTIFUL.
very very very nice
True slut in heat...
"You got the best out of me"
the best pusy of the world!
He's the same Asian guy I have seen fucking other white (mostly blonde) girls. I would definitely sleep with him for that cock of his. : )
wish i were with a beautiful sensual sexual woman like she-her passion is absolutely incredible!-
ohh, butterweiche muschi, lecker!
i would like to suck the spunk out of that hot cock


text:
There is not much that these Brazil and Uruguay sides do not know about each other. The two played out a goalless draw in the final six-team group at the South American qualifying competition, and then warmed up for the world finals with two friendlies at Brazil's national training centre. Those games could hardly have produced more contrasting results, with the Uruguayans winning the first 4-0 and the Brazilians gaining ample revenge with a 6-0 victory in the second.
There is much more than local pride at stake this Thursday, however, when the two go head-to-head for a place in the final of the FIFA U-17 World Cup Mexico 2011.
The game
Uruguay-Brazil, Thursday 7 July, Guadalajara, 15.00 (local time)
The stakes
While La Celeste have never before gone this far in the competition, A Seleçãozinha are set to contest their seventh semi-final in 13 finals appearances.
The Uruguayans arrive in Guadalajara with a defensive record that only Germany can match, having conceded just three goals in their five games, two of those coming in their third and final group game against England, by which time they had already qualified for the last 16.
Though Brazil have let in two goals more, they have outscored their South American rivals by 12 to eight. Three of them have come from the exciting Adryan, who will miss Thursday's game through suspension, though coach Emerson Avila has plenty of other options at his disposal, as his side proved in putting three past Japan in the last round despite the absences of Lucas Piazon and Nathan. For their part Uruguay will be without Jim Varela, who picked up a second yellow card in the quarter-final win over Uzbekistan.
The stat
5 - The number of goals Ademilson has scored so far at Mexico 2011. That tally equals the Brazilian record for the FIFA U-17 World Cup, set by William at China 1985, the first time the competition was held and which ended with the midfielder taking the adidas Bronze Ball.
The words
"The game we had with them in the final group at the South American qualifying competition, when we had a player sent off [defender Josue], was the toughest of the lot. They're strong and they're comfortable on the ball too. The two friendlies we played in Brazil produced two results that we didn't expect and nor did they. My guess is it will be a fantastic game," Brazil forward Leo.
"Brazil is a country with a great tradition of producing top-quality players and this U-17 teams has some very good players in it. This will be a tough match as both teams have their strengths. We are meeting a greet team, but that doesn't mean that we don't have the confidence to win," Uruguay coach Fabian Coito.


text:
How To Create Cross Stitch Designs
Using a stencil and grid paper, you can create a design to cross stitch onto whatever fabric you want. Create your own!
I'm going to show you now how to design a cross stitch design. What you will need is some grid paper or graph paper that looks like this, a pencil for tracing, something you can get a design from, either a stencil or even something you have printed off like that. You'll also need a light source so that you can trace easily.
If you don't have a light box, a window on a sunny day will help you do that. I'm going to take this design, which is a stencil, and lay it over my grid paper. Then taking a pencil and holding the stencil still, I'm going to draw around the shapes.
So, this will be the outline of my cross stitch pattern which you will do with a back stitch or double-running stitch. I'll just do that flower. There's the outline.
And then, all you need to do now is fill in your crosses. So, some of these will be half cross stitches. Some of them will be full cross stitches.
And just go through the whole design filling in your crosses so you can see what's half and what's full. And then, like I said, the outline you will stitch with a back stitch or a double-running stitch and the inside you can do with a cross stitch and you can decide on your colors for each section of the design. You would need to use a full cross stitch when you've got a full square showing in your design.
A half cross stitch or a tent stitch, you can do when only half of your square is available to you. You may want to decide to only do full cross stitches but there will then be a small gap between your outline and your cross stitch. So, to do your cross stitch design, you can use this cross stitch fabric like this.
You can decide on how big your cross stitch is going to be and this is the thread you would use, the embroidery floss, they call it. You can split this floss into the separate yarns so there are six strands and you can split it. The finer you want your work to be, the less strands you use.
You may want to do your outline in, say, three strands but the fill design of the cross stitch in two or one strand. The thicker the strands, the more shading and contrast. .


text:
Rwanda genocide trial: Simbikangwa denies chargesComment on this story
Paris - Rwanda's former intelligence director denied charges of crimes against humanity and complicity in the 1994 genocide and told a Paris court on Wednesday he did not participate in "the descent into chaos" in his homeland.
On the second day of the high-profile trial, Pascal Simbikangwa sought to minimise his role in the three-month wave of bloodletting that killed about 800 000 minority Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus.
"I participated neither in the end of the war nor in the descent into chaos," Simbikangwa, 54, told the court.
Under French law, Rwandans suspected of being involved in the genocide can be tried in a French court.
Coming two decades after the genocide, Simbikangwa's trial marks the first time France has put a suspected accomplice in the dock. It follows similar trials in other European countries such as Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands.
After a 1986 car accident that left him a paraplegic, Simbikangwa left the army and joined the intelligence services. Prosecutors say that at the time of the genocide, he held the title of director and he was No 3 in that agency.
"Even though I was called a director, I didn't have a role, I didn't have decision-making power," said Simbikangwa, sitting in a wheelchair in the defendant's box. "I was a mere agent. The rest is a lot of nonsense."
Prosecutors are trying to prove that Simbikangwa was a hardliner in the inner circle of former president Juvenal Habyarimana, a Hutu whose death in the downing of his aircraft in the spring of 1994 triggered the mass killing spree against ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus by Hutu extremists.
The defendant said he admired Habyarimana because "his policies were about calming things down" between the two tribes, but denied being part of the president's National Revolutionary Movement for Development (MRND), which played a major role in organising the genocide.
The court president said witnesses questioned during the preliminary investigation refuted that argument, citing one man who said he was hired by Simbikangwa to recruit youth for the party and a woman who said she saw him at meetings.
"Do you believe, Mr President, that in my wheelchair I could go to a meeting? To do what?" the defendant replied.
Fifty witnesses were expected during the two-month trial to describe what they said was the Simbikangwa's role in arming and directing Hutu killers.
Simbikangwa, who was arrested in 2008 on the French Indian Ocean island of Mayotte, faces a life sentence if convicted with a mandatory 22 years behind bars. - Reuters
Comment Guidelines
- Please read our comment guidelines.
- Login and register, if you haven' t already.
- Write your comment in the block below and click (Post As)
- Has a comment offended you? Hover your mouse over the comment and wait until a small triangle appears on the right-hand side. Click triangle () and select "Flag as inappropriate". Our moderators will take action if need be.
- Verified email addresses: All users on Independent Media news sites are now required to have a verified email address before being allowed to comment on articles. You are only required to verify your email address once to have full access to commenting on articles. For more information please read our comment guidelines


text: Warning: fetch_template() calls should be replaced by the vB_Template class. Template name: navbar in ..../includes/functions.php on line 4597 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'navbar' (T_STRING) in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/header-inc.php(85) : eval()'d code on line 1 Warning: fetch_template() calls should be replaced by the vB_Template class. Template name: footer in ..../includes/functions.php on line 4597 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '' (T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or number (T_NUM_STRING) in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/header-inc.php(259) : eval()'d code on line 1 Warning: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/forums/vb3.php on line 582 All Listings - Hunting Guide and Fishing Guide Reviews Register Help Remember Me? Home · Search · Member List · Register Home » Custom View Recent Listings: last day last 7 days last 14 days all listings Per Page 1212162024 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 All Sort by Most RecentMost ViewsMost ActiveMost PopularRandomLeast PopularManufacturer NameProduct TitleZipCode Listings Views Rating Date Reviews Horse Creek Outfitting posted by Guides and OutfittersHorse Creek Outfitting is owned and operated by Bob and Ruth Friess, and based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. We offer a variety of guided hunts to fit the interests of any Western hun ... 11743 None 5:23am No reviews Horse Creek Outfitters, LLC posted by Guides and OutfittersHorse Creek Outfitters offers big game hunting in a wilderness setting. The game is plentiful, which includes Elk, Moose, Mule Deer, Sheep, Antelope and Bear. We hunt in t ... 11814 None 5:17am No reviews Hoback Peak Outfitters posted by Guides and OutfittersHoback Peak Outfitters is a family owned business that prides itself on making your trip to Wyoming an enjoyable one. If youre looking to hunt Elk, Mule Deer, Moose, Big Horn ... 11525 None 5:11am No reviews High Plains Outfitters posted by Guides and OutfittersThank you for your interest in High Plains Outfitters and the opportunity to extend an invitation to a sportsmans adventure in beautiful Wyoming. Fully licensed with the s ... 11379 None 5:00am No reviews Hidden Basin Outfitters posted by Guides and Outfittersour outfitter of Hidden Basin is Buskin Wilson, of Jackson Hole. His family has lived and grown up here since Jackson Hole was established. Buskin is a ad vide hunter who ha ... 11710 None 4:49am No reviews H Crown Outfitters posted by Guides and OutfittersOur hunting area covers over 46,000 acres of private ranch land. The area consists of timbered canyons, river bottoms, and rolling hills bordering the Black Hills. We are a ... 12225 None 4:33am No reviews Hunter's Park Game Farm & Sporting Clays posted by Guides and OutfittersCentrally located within minutes of Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh, Manitowoc and just a short drive from the Milwaukee area, Hunters Park offers the best upland hunting experi ... 12166 None 4:16am No reviews Hillside Springs Hunt Club posted by Guides and OutfittersQuality Wisconsin Pheasant Hunting at Hillside Springs Hunt Club Where the focus is on "Country" rather than "Country Club" If you are looking for "Quality Wisconsin Pheasa ... 12564 None 4:04am No reviews Heritage Hunt Club posted by Guides and OutfittersWelcome to the Heritage Hunt Club, located in the heart of the Nicolet National Forest, ideally situated in some of the best hunting and fishing area of the north. Heritage Hu ... 12506 None 3:58am No reviews Hanging Rocks Plantation posted by Guide ListingsHanging Rocks Plantation has been in operation since 1996. A portion of the 3500 acres on which it is located has been in the family for five generations. A large vein of bo ... 13160 None 1:10pm No reviews Honker Inn Lodge posted by Guides and OutfittersHonker Inn Lodge offers exceptional hunting opportunities - waterfowl, quail, dove, grouse, mule deer, and antelope, with our specialty being Canada Geese. Shooting ground squ ... 16756 None 3:49am No reviews Helfrich River Outfitters posted by Guides and Outfitters"History" and "tradition" are words that have different meanings to different people. To us, at Helfrich River Outfitters,they are extremely important words. because they repr ... 4869 None 3:44am No reviews Page 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 9 · 10 · 11 ... 14 Statistics Users 23,293 Listings 3,168 Reviews 14 Views 33,570,649 Top Posters Guide Listings 2033 Guides and Outfitters 930 fishing guides 141 D Winkler 45 rangeland 4 Most Viewed Selman Ranch 47,713 WING AND RACK RANCH 47,509 WING AND RACK RANCH 45,619 WING AND RACK RANCH 45,548 Persimmon Creek Out... 44,777


text:
Forno Bravo Casa2G
Forno Bravo Giardino
Forno Bravo Artigiano oven and Calore fireplace
Forno Bravo provides residential modular pizza oven kits constructed from both refractory material and brick. Each Forno Bravo oven kit features a circular dome, enclosed refractory cooking floor, vent, stainless steel chimney, door high temperature mortar, and complete dome and floor insulation. Everything you need to assemble a fully insulatedpizza oven core at your house—you provide the stand and enclosure.
Unlike the old-fashioned red "clay" or "terracotta" ovens, our residential ovens are all constructed from Commercial-Grade Refractory and Insulating Materials. Every Forno Bravo oven heats up faster, holds heat longer and is more durable than any other pizza oven available.
Forno Bravo provides two residential modular pizza oven product families:
Casa2G, our most popular house and garden pizza oven, is designed to be easily incorporated into any indoor or outdoor kitchen style. It is the "perfect wood-fired oven engine." Available in 80cm/32", 90cm/36", 100cm/40" and110cm/ 44" sizes.
Giardino, a line of small, easy-to-assmeble, fully customizable ovens. The least expensive ovens on the market. Available in 60cm/24" and 70cm/28" sizes.
Our Residential Oven Comparison Table gives you an overview of which ovens are available in which size. To see what your finished pizza oven could look like, check out the main Design Styles, or click on our Photograph Journal—there are hundreds of ovens to see for inspiration.
Just starting to do your research? Check out the Forno Bravo CD ROM. It is the definitive work on wood-fired oven installation and cooking. It contains a wealth of information, including installation guides, specification sheets, wood-fired cooking eBooks, how-to videos and other valuable resources. You can order it online.
Home | About Us | Dealers | Contact Us | FAQ | Shop Forno Bravo
Residential Pizza Ovens | Commercial Pizza Ovens | Catering Pizza Ovens | Pizza Oven Accessories | Pizza Peels
Select | Order | Install | Manage | Make Pizza | Roast, Bake and Grill
Pompeii Brick Oven | Vera Pizza Napoletana | Pizza Oven Photos | Forum
© 2006/9 Forno Bravo UK Italian Pizza Ovens in the UK
No part of this website or content thereof may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, nor may any part of this website be stored in a database or other electronic retrieval system, or any other website, without the prior written permission of Forno Bravo, LLC.


text:
- Filed Under
Mayor Kim McMillan will be heading to Pennsylvania next week to attend an exclusive national security program at the U.S. Army War College.
McMillan will join 75 other individuals, including businesspeople of some of the nation's largest companies, senior government officials and other elected politicians, at the July 23-25 conference.
"It would be beneficial for anyone to go, but I think it is especially beneficial for me because of our connection to Fort Campbell, because of our proximity to the installation and because of the number of military ...


text:
Virtual Banking
With Farmers Bank & Trust Virtual Banking, you can manage your accounts from home, the office, or anywhere else with a computer, tablet, or mobile device. Use our securely encrypted software to access any of your personal or business accounts. You can transfer funds, check balances, and a lot more, any time of the day or night. It is convenient, easy to use, and free with your FB&T accounts.
- NetTeller
- Clarity
- Cash Management
- Payment Portal
- Online Bill Pay
- Remote Deposit Capture
- Shazam
- Mobile Banking
- Online Account Opening
- Help
- Request to Remove Photograph


text:
Get your favorite SSC scripts directly in SSMS with the free SQL Scripts addin.
Search for scripts directly from SSMS, and instantly access any saved scripts in your
SSC briefcase from the favorites tab.
Download now (direct download link)
Thank this author by sharing:
By William Talada,
When converting varchar data to bigint datatype, you can use IsNumeric() builtin function but it returns true even if a number string contains strange characters. It also does not do range checking. Just run the included script to create the IsBigInt() function in your database. If it returns true, you can be sure the string will cast to bigint.
As a member of SQLServerCentral, you get free access to loads of fresh content: thousands
of articles and SQL scripts, a library of free eBooks, a weekly database news roundup,
a great Q & A platform… And it's our huge, buzzing community of SQL Server Professionals
that makes it such a success.
Join us!
Steve Jones
Editor, SQLServerCentral.com


text:
These Emmy stars may be enjoying success now, but everyone has a regret, whether it be a relationship, a career choice, or — the ultimate faux pas — a bad red carpet outfit.
Biggest Regrets of Emmy Favorites
6 / 19
Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas attends the Premiere of 'Behind the Candelabra' at The 66th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 21, 2013 in Cannes, France. (Photo by George Pimentel/WireImage)
'The Walking Dead' Showrunner Talks Deanna, the New Carl, and the Negan We'll Meet on the Series
Kimberly Potts


text:
WELLFLEET - A 31-year-old East Bridgewater woman accidentally shot herself in the chest with a pellet gun while chasing a raccoon Wednesday night, according to Wellfleet police.
Kerrilee Zimmerman, 31, was taken to Cape Cod Hospital by Wellfeet Fire and Rescue, according to a press release issued by Wellfleet police Chief Ronald Fisette.
Her injuries were described as serious. No further information was immediately available this morning.
Police and rescue workers were called to Parkington Hill Road around 11:30 p.m. for a report of a woman suffering a gunshot wound to the chest.
Zimmerman went outside to shoot a raccoon, tripped and accidentally shot herself, police said.
The incident remains under investigation.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
20th Edition Guide (for the academic year 2014-2015)
The Guide is prepared as a public service by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP), a consortium of university-based programs offering degrees and credentials in urban and regional planning. ACSP hopes to encourage a wide range of high school and undergraduate students to consider a rewarding and challenging career in planning. If you are interested in a career in which you can help your community, influence the direction of growth and change, and build a better future, you should read the GUIDE. The GUIDE is designed to show you:
Guide Archive
Previous editions of the Guide are not available electonically.


text:
In the Area
The Town & Country Garden Club will hold its monthly membership meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, in the parish hall of the Good Shepherd Church, 6th and Texas Streets, Silver City. There will be a guest speaker from the Gila Conservation Education Center, with refreshments after the meeting. The Town & Country Garden Club runs the thrift store at 606 N. Bullard St., across from "The Hub," and has just extended its hours to be open Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All proceeds from sales at the store go to local charities.
Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance, noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, at the Silver City Recreation Center, 1016 N. Silver St. Based on traditional Tai Chi, this program works for all people. It also meets the needs of those with diminished balance or strength. First class: Free. Afterwards, $2 per class. For more information, call Liz at 575-313-6833 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
GRMC Health Talk, "Your Snore Might Mean More," Presented by John F. Curran, BS, RRT, Director of Cardiopulmonary and Neuro/Diagnostic Services, 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, Gila Regional Medical Center Conference Room, 1313 East 32nd Street, Silver City. Learn about Sleep Apnea and what you can do about it. For more information, call 575-538-4870 or 575-313-6730.
A quiet reflective Service of Vespers in the Celtic tradition, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, Texas and 7th Streets, Silver City, entrance off parking lot off 6th Street.
Silver City Town Council Meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Grant County Administration Building, 1400 Highway 180 East, Silver City. Meeting agenda can be found at: www.townofsilvercity.org
Silver City/Grant County TEA Party meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Red Barn restaurant. Doors open at 5 p.m. for those who wish to order dinner.
Music by Scott van Linge, 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Diane's Parlor, 511 N. Bullard St. Silver City. No cover.
Curbside Consulting for Nonprofits, 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, The Wellness Coalition's Nonprofit Resource Center, 409 N. Bullard St. Free consulting services to nonprofit organizations or those considering becoming a nonprofit. Free. For more information, call Lisa Jimenez at 575-534-0665 ext. 232 or email email@example.com.
Library Story Time, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Silver City Public Library, 515 W. College Ave. Join for reading, poetry, music and movement. Children and grown-ups of all ages welcome. Free. For more information, call Children's/Youth Librarian Harmony Phillips-Dahlsten at 575-538-3672 or email email@example.com.
Prenatal Yoga Class, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, GRMC Billy Casper Wellness Center, 300 E. 16th St. Free. Classes taught by a certified instructor. Recommended for women in any stage of pregnancy. For more information, call 575-538-4844 or visit: www.grmc.org/Community/Billy-Casper-Wellness-Center.
Mom and Baby Yoga Class, 12:45 to 1:45 p.m. Wednesday, GRMC Billy Casper Wellness Center, 300 E. 16th St. Classes are taught by a certified instructor. Mom and Baby yoga is recommended starting four weeks postpartum for regular delivery and six weeks postpartum for Caesarean section, until baby is crawling. Free.
Nostalgic Piano from Dane and Edie, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Diane's Restaurant, 501 N. Bullard. Free.
The Oversouls, Local Rock and Soul, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Buckhorn Saloon. Free.Ê
Women In Politics forum, 6 p.m., WNMU Miller Library
Stations of the Cross with meditation, noon Wednesday, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 609 N. Arizona St.ÊÊ


text:
BioShock 2 is a first-person shooter video game developed by 2K Marin for the Xbox 360and PlayStation 3 video game consoles, and the Windows operating system. It is the sequel to the 2007 video game BioShock. The game was released worldwide on February 9, 2010.The game is set in the fictional
No user reviews have been posted matching the criteria provided. Check back later, perhaps someone will share their thoughts.
Speak your mind and have a rant. It will feel right! Or read other peoples reviews.


text:
Please enter your current email address to receive instructions on resetting your password.
Your password has been reset. Please check your email for further instructions.
You are sending a link to the page. Please completely fill out the form
Add an additional message below.
The URL for the page will automatically be added to your message.
The Carriage House at Twin Maple Farm is a lovely second story apartment providing top notch accommodation in the peace and tranquility of Virginia's countryside and just minutes from downtown Lexington. This modern Carriage House, with all new appliances, is architecturally rich, with sky lights, cathedral ceiling and custom cabinetry. Queen size bed, 2 roll away beds with memory foam mattresses, large bath with spacious ceramic tile shower. Fully equipped kitchen, supplied with some staples, including farm fresh eggs, compliments of our 'girls'. Satellite TV, gas grill are also available. Enjoy dining on a balcony that looks over a peaceful countryside adorned with roaming cattle.The surrounding pastures are framed by the Blue Ridge Mountains, providing a real feast for your eyes. A peaceful and private retreat both couples and families will find refreshing . .
This facility meets ADA Accessibility Guidelines for wheelchair accessibility, including an accessible entrance,
access to goods and services, usability of rest rooms and accessible parking and drop-off areas. For additional
details, please see the ADA website.
Tell us how we are doing.
Order your Free Virginia Travel Guide.
What's going on around Virginia? Subscribe to the Virginia eNews.
Thank You! For subscribing to the Virginia eNewsletter. You will begin receiving 2 email newsletters each month.
View Our Newsletter Archive
Online Travel Guide
Virginia Green
Weather Forecasts
Virginia iPhone Apps