text:
yahhoo finally! so whens the beast up and running?
"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music."
The internetz its serious business
nah i've given up saying "'it'll be finished by xyz" always means it takes longer haha
list is getting shorter of whats left to do:
- re-fresh the driveshafts -> re fit
- Fit replacement fuel pump/filter -> install new line in engine bay
- Final wiring sort out/tuck -> plug in engine bay fusebox/injector resistor box
- Acquire new silicon joiner for throttlebody -> sort out all the joiners -> possibly fit intercooler now
- Sort out wiring for oil presure/temp/boost gauges -> fit/mount guages
- Refit front panel / bumper
- Tune
Sooo.. probably another 6 months haha, but hopefully not
The internetz its serious business
cheers for the positive comments guys, should hopefully get some more time to work on it in the weekend. Forgot to mention exhaust system still needs to go on, new camber top plates need to go in too
The internetz its serious business
Got some spare time this weekend to get a bit more done.
Started by looking at the driveshafts I've got
Stripped them down
This was one of the ones that came out...
Because of the angle they're on once lowered, this ones worn the end of the shaft
What it should look like (left)
Have the parts to make two decent ones, just need to arrange some new boots.
Also fitted these to the front, getting camber into these old torsion bar hondas is an issue. So I got the crush tubes in the top hats offset, while also replacing the rubber with nolathane
Also had a bit of a mission finding which shifter linkage to use.. 1500cc and 1600cc are different... and some gypsy sold me a 1600cc with the end cut off
Shifter sorted, Exhaust sorted.. new wheels on
Teaser with new exhaust on, and new wheels
The internetz its serious business
Nice work matt. Can appreciate how long those wheels must have taken!
Might have to go and send of some bolts of mine, those bolts came up real mint
looking good! I cant believe te end got worn off that drive shaft :/
Cheers, yea bolts came up good. Next time I'd take heaps rather than just one reasonably small lot. I paid $30 for the ones I got done, but they said would be $50 odd for an entire buckets worth
The internetz its serious business
Look what finally arrived!
BC Suspension specially built for the EB 1-2-3 Chassis. Big thanks to the UK 1stgencivic.com club for working together with the UK supplier of BC to get the factory to build some suspension for these old cars! There is virtually nothing else available, so to get a taylor made, height, damper and camber adjustable setup for under 2k is great.
Front comparison
Rear comparison
Got it all in last night, huge improvement, need to set the camber/ride height up though
Next update will hopefully be driveshafts back in the CR-X
The internetz its serious business
Dunlop Formula R semi's
The internetz its serious business
Good tyres those D98's .
Shocks look awesome!!
tyres have auckland motorway wall patterns on them!
Got a pic of it Matt with the shocks in? Mine wont be going in PJ yet... Lots to do first. Plus Nelson has no Cert Inspector, have to wait till the guy comes up from Chch I believe.
well a day of all round disappointment...
there was no way the 14" volks were working on the EB - with the slicks + factory guards...
Bolt on flares were too ugly - and still require the rear guards to be cut out. Weld on guards too expensive to justify... so for the moment the volks will become the road wheels - and will keep the various 13" wheels with semis / slicks for the track...
Next was this
New adjustables wound right down....
The internetz its serious business
ohhh fack.... cut it shorter lol
shock body is bottoming out in the mounting sleeve, spring seat is hard up against the mounting sleeve. Looking at options to remount top hats, or run softer springs...
The internetz its serious business
"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music."
Hey Matt, tried sending you a PM but your inbox is full up, let me know once it's cleared and I'll flick you some details.
Slow progress lately due to working weekends fml...
But had this one off so got stuck in at the workshop!
EB as it was sitting. Unfortunately the BC's came from the UK with a odd ball spring setup - 7kg front, 3kg rear.... so changed out the rears for some 350lb, and looking to swap the fronts for some 450lb. At the moment looking to buy some longer fronts, as I don't want to run keeper springs if I can avoid it.
Got stuck in and rolled the rear guards after fitting the bcs.
Heat gun + old roll cage section + hammers + patience = win (so long as there's no bog in your guards)
Its mugen..... just not for a civic... think it works
Excuse the shit cellphone and instafag photos
Made some cardboard templates up to get ally plates cut to reinforce the edges of the splitter, so it won't fall off and get run over.
Also finally got around to addressing the fuel issues in the EB (It's always had the original carby fuel tank, which previously, once pressurized sprayed fuel out the breather pipe! And also the tiny carb fuel lines)
New surge tank, high pressure supply pump and alloy mounting plate. Used rubber washers and cap screws to try and limit vibrations from the pump. Plan is to sort new lines tomorrow, and find a low pressure supply pump during the week.
Last edited by lotusboy; 29th September 2012 at 10:18 PM.
The internetz its serious business
You just put a 1g crx mugen spoiler upside down under the bumper.!!!! Wtf. Nooooooo


text:
Meet ricwolt
Travelfish contributions by ricwolt
The first number represents the total number of published reviews by ricwolt. The bracketed figure is submitted reviews -- reviews may not be published for editorial reasons or may be removed because the property concerned has been delisted from Travelfish or has closed.
Life according to ricwolt
Past travels
All of Europe except Ireland,Norway,Finland and baltic States. USA,India, Nepal,Pakistan,Iran,Turkey,Vietnam,Japan,Korea,Indonesia,Singapore, New Zealand,Fiji,Taiwan,PNG,Marocco,Syria
Future travels
April-June 2013 South east asia, China,Russia July-Aug Eastern Europe-Turkey
The lowdown
Age: In the region of -
Currently hanging out in: Australia
Boy or girl: Male
Webpage: -
Travelfisher since: 8th April, 2013
Travelfish member #: 78,290

subset: commoncrawl


text:
December 1, 2015
WASHINGTON (January 16, 2013)—Drug makers are doing much more research on rare, often-deadly diseases with few or no treatment options, and that's good news for the nearly 30 million Americans with such an illness.
The drug makers are running patient tests of more than 5,400 potential new medicines, many for multiple conditions; nearly 1,800 research projects are for rare diseases and hundreds more are for disorders with no new treatments in many years, according to a study that will be released Thursday by the trade group Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.
The study found that thousands of those experimental drugs could be the first in a new medicine class with a unique target or effect.
Nearly 600 of them use new technologies, from gene therapy to cloned antibodies, to precisely target the disease site while others are for tiny subgroups of patients with genetic variations.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text: Straight Gate Fence Co. is the leader in Steel Framed Wood Gates. With 4 Generations of wood working experience we feel we are truly the company to beat! We have a unique design that provides our gates with lasting strength while maintaining stylishly good looks. Our steel frames are constructed using 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" square tubing or for added durability we now offer pre-galvanized steel powder coated to our customers color specification. The wood used is typically a 1"x 6" Tongue & Groove Redwood which is smooth on both sides with no knots or defects. These boards are then stained with "Behr Weatherproofing Premium" either clear or any color our customers choose. We then install either a standard gate latch or a keyed door knob (deadbolts also available). We have installed these gates in the Lakewood/Long Beach areas for years, as well as the Los Angeles and Orange County areas. These gates can be combined with access control systems for remote opening. So if you are considering a new gate either for security or as a functional accent to your home we here at Straight Gate Fence Co. can provide you with a solution. We thank you for your consideration.


text:
March 9, 2012 to March 12, 2012 – Cosmoprof Bologna, Cosmoprof Asia (Hong Kong), Cosmoprof Shanghai (Shanghai) and Cosmoprof North America (Las Vegas) CHANGE YOUR PERSPECTIVE ON KERATIN TREATMENTS WITH OUR ADVANCED RENEWAL SYSTEM, NO FORMALDEHYDE, SAME DAY COLOR, COLOR SAFE, EU APPROVED FORMULA. Visit our Booth A12-B11A Hall 36 Hair Sector to see… Organized by Keratherapy | Type: for, more, than, 40, years, cosmoprof, has, been, the, world's, most, important, international, event, in, beauty, and, cosmetics, sector, now, also, with, a, special, focus, on, spa, industry.
© 2015 Created by Hb Official. Powered by
Badges | Report an Issue | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service


text:
BICK email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-06-25 published
DINGLE, Lloyd Egerton
It is with great sorrow and sadness that the family announce the passing of Lloyd Egerton DINGLE on Tuesday, June 24, 2003, in his 92nd year. Lloyd died peacefully at York Central Hospital Continuing Care. Predeceased by his mother Marjorie and sisters Marjorie and Ruth. Lloyd had a long distinguished career at Colgate Palmolive and served his country proudly during World War 2 as part of the Royal Canadian Air Force Radar Division. He was an avid outdoorsman and an expert gardener specializing in prize peonies. ''Unc's'' love and devotion to family and generous heart will be lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his niece Nancy M. POTTS, nephew Peter A. BICK and wife Diana Liberty BICK: great nieces and great nephews Marisa, Jennifer, Jesse, Andrew, Kelsey, Paisley and Blayne. Visitation on Thursday, June 26, at the R. S. Kane Funeral Home (6150 Yonge Street at Goulding, south of Steeles) from 1: 30 p.m. with the funeral service to follow at 2: 30 p.m. Interment York Cemetery.
''Forever remembered, Forever missed''
If desired donations in Lloyd's memory may be made to York Central Hospital Continuing Care.
B... Names BI... Names BIC... Names Welcome Home
BICK - All Categories in OGSPI


text:
The following was obtained from the Silver City Police Department:
Larceny — A man burglarized a home in the 500 block of Texas.
Court Assist — In the 200 block of Bullard.
Shoplifting — Items were taken in the 1200 block of Hudson.
Accident/Property Damage — Two cars collided in the 200 block of Highway 180.
Unwanted Subject — Homeless person refused to leave in the 1600 block of Bennett.
Burglary — A woman arrived home and discovered her home had been broken into in the 500 block of 31st Street.
Hit and Run Accident — In the 2500 block of Highway 180.
Noise Complaint — In the 2700 block of Leslie


text:
Red Dawn (PG-13)
Mommy Matinee
- Olympic Club Theater |
- Wednesday, January 16, 2013
- 12:30 p.m. |
- $3 per person |
- Minor with parent or guardian
About Red Dawn (PG-13)
A group of teenagers look to save their town from an invasion of North Korean soldiers.
About Mommy Matinee
Moms, dads, grandparents, nannies and their babies are welcome. Let the kids fuss – we don't mind!Map & Directions


text:
African adventure a dream come true for wife of Richland manager
Turning 60 inspired Barbara Bastianini of Richland to go wild.
"I wanted to go to Africa my whole life," said the wife of Richland Township manager Dean Bastianini.
"When Dean asked me what I wanted for my 60th birthday, I said, 'Do you know what I really want?'" she asked him.
"Sure. I'll go," Dean Bastianini replied when his spouse of 36 years confessed her wish to go on a safari.
So off they went in late April, leaving behind their three grown daughters.
After driving to Washington, D.C., and then flying to London — where they spent nearly two days — the Bastianinis boarded an 11-hour flight to Cape Town, South Africa.
"I just went along for the ride," said Dean Bastianini, who ended up taking about 5,000 photos, including close-ups of lions, warthogs, rhinos, giraffes, Cape buffalo and elephants, plus a leopard and a cheetah.
Along the way, the Bastianinis saw two poisonous snakes, including a cobra, and dined on "really good food," she said, including ostrich, crocodile and impala.
During their April 26-to-May 12 getaway, the Bastianinis stayed at Kirkman's Camp in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and Pondoro Game Lodge in the Balule Nature Reserve, both in Kruger National Park.
During their first lunch in the 19,600-square-mile park, a monkey stole a loaf of bread from their table.
"It jumped on the table, snatched that bread and ran," Barbara Bastianini said. "I was a little intimidated about finishing the rest of the meal."
Each morning and evening, the Bastianinis climbed into an open-air vehicle with guides to look for wild animals within the park.
"How close they let us get to the lions surprised me," Barbara Bastianini said about their tour guides and animal spotters. "When you see that your guide and your tracker aren't afraid, then you're not afraid.
"The spotters were incredible. They tended to come from the tribes in that area," she said. "They know everything — they know by the way the grass is broken in a certain direction that animals have been there. … They can tell by smelling the air. It's amazing."
The Bastianinis also visited Robben Island off the coast of Cape Town, where the late Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa, spent 18 years in prison. A former political prisoner led their tour.
"That was so moving. Dean and I were both political science majors (at Slippery Rock University)," Barbara Bastianini said. "Our guide had done eight years of hard labor after being picked up for protesting against the government teaching children in Afrikaans — an official language of South Africa — instead of their native languages."
The Bastianinis also toured South Africa's wine country and viewed prehistoric cave art in the Cederberg Wilderness Area.
"The hotels were wonderful. The people were so friendly, so grateful," said Barb Bastianini. "Our driver to the airport, when we were coming home, made a little speech and thanked us for coming to South Africa. We just felt so welcome, the whole time."
Barbara Bastianini arranged the trip through Rhino Africa at www.rhinoafrica.com.
"I think travel is a very broadening experience," Dean Bastianini said after the trip. "We stayed in some of the nicest places we've ever stayed in.
"I think it's a good travel destination. It's a beautiful country. There's a lot to see," he said about South Africa. "It was a real adventure."
Deborah Deasy is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-772-6369 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Show commenting policy
TribLive commenting policy
You are solely responsible for your comments and by using TribLive.com you agree to our Terms of Service.
We moderate comments. Our goal is to provide substantive commentary for a general readership. By screening submissions, we provide a space where readers can share intelligent and informed commentary that enhances the quality of our news and information.
While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderating decisions are subjective. We will make them as carefully and consistently as we can. Because of the volume of reader comments, we cannot review individual moderation decisions with readers.
We value thoughtful comments representing a range of views that make their point quickly and politely. We make an effort to protect discussions from repeated comments either by the same reader or different readers.
We follow the same standards for taste as the daily newspaper. A few things we won't tolerate: personal attacks, obscenity, vulgarity, profanity (including expletives and letters followed by dashes), commercial promotion, impersonations, incoherence, proselytizing and SHOUTING. Don't include URLs to Web sites.
We do not edit comments. They are either approved or deleted. We reserve the right to edit a comment that is quoted or excerpted in an article. In this case, we may fix spelling and punctuation.
We welcome strong opinions and criticism of our work, but we don't want comments to become bogged down with discussions of our policies and we will moderate accordingly.
We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions. But these suggestions should be sent via e-mail. To avoid distracting other readers, we won't publish comments that suggest a correction. Instead, corrections will be made in a blog post or in an article.
Most-Read North Hills
- Plan calls for discount grocery store in Richland
- Etna, Millvale homes go solar
- New track, turf planned for Shaler Area's Titan Stadium
- North Hills Community Outreach's Community Auto program giving away vehicle
- Hampton hires part-time police officer
- Youth Planting Change program aims to grow horizons for North Allegheny students
- New Mexican restaurant to open in McCandless


text:
Feature Articles
20 Inspirational Travel Quotes
A round-up of the most inspiring travel quotes of all time - hope they will encourage you to head out there and see the world!
World's Happiest Countries – Do You Agree?
The results of the 2013 World Happiness Report are quite surprising - with northern European countries like Denmark, Norway and Switzerland leading the pack. Do you agree with the list?
North Korea Unveiled: Your Curiosities Answered
North Korea is one of the most isolated nations in the world, having tucked itself into secrecy since its division with South Korea. Since our return, we've been swamped by questions from readers - here are our answers.
20 Things You Didn't Know About Us
Most of you who have followed us for a while now may know all about our travels and adventures; but unless you've met us in person, there are probably a lot of things you don't know about us.
Bhutan's Most Sacred Site: The Tiger's Nest
My journey towards finding peace at Bhutan's most famous sacred site, Paro Taktsang or Tiger's Nest — a world-famous monastery that hangs precariously on the edge of a 3,120m-tall cliff.
Travel Tips: How to Overcome Loneliness on the Road
Humans are social animals and quite often, we are not used to spending extended periods of time alone. When you're on the road, you're likely to be around strangers and in places where you know nobody. How can you overcome this?
2013: Our Year in Photos
In 2013, we traveled to 24 countries in one year – from the Pacific island of Fiji to the Himalayan mountains of Bhutan and the savannas of East Africa.
How Travel Changed My Life
Twenty years ago, if you'd told me I would be jumping out of planes today, I would have laughed. This is the story of how travel transformed me into who I am today.
Travel Tips: Tips to Planning a Round-the-World Trip
Planning a Round-the-World (RTW) trip can be exciting, fun and sometimes daunting. We've compiled a few tips that will help calm your nerves and lower the stress level for what will surely be one of the biggest adventures of your life.
Thoughts: 10 Things We Hate About Traveling
Even for travel addicts like us, there are just days when we want to ditch our backpacks and throw in the white towel. As much as we hate to say this – sometimes, we really hate traveling.
10 of the Coolest Hotels We've Stayed At
Thanks to our jobs as travel writers, we've had the chance to travel far and beyond and stay at many innovative hotels. These aren't your conventional five-star hotel chain - you're in for a surprise!
Interesting Tribes Around the World
During our travels, we've had the fortune of meeting numerous interesting tribes who live in isolated, remote corners of the world and have truly preserved their cultures and traditions.
Dancing Skies: Northern Lights in Sweden
Swathes of green lights danced and shimmered across the sky like electronic curtains flapping before us. We'd been hunting for the Northern Lights for a week, and in Abisko, we finally caught our first glimpse.
Photo Essay: The Colors of Papua New Guinea
Known as the Land of the Unexpected, Papua New Guinea is indeed shrouded in mystery and packed full of surprises for those curious enough to see beyond the headlines.


text:
STARZ High Seas Sweepstakes ("Sweepstakes")
ELIGIBILITY: Open to legal residents of the contiguous United States, excluding New York, who reside in a Charter Communications' servicable area, and who are eighteen (18) years of age or older (or the age of majority in the state of residency). The following individuals are not eligible to enter or win a prize: employees, contractors, directors, and officers of Charter Communications Operating, LLC ("Charter") and Starz Entertainment, LLC ("Sponsor"), their parent, subsidiary and affiliated companies, and the web design, advertising, fulfillment, legal, judging, administrative, and Sweepstakes agencies involved in the administration, development, fulfillment, and execution of this Sweepstakes (collectively, "Sweepstakes Parties"), and the immediate family members (spouse, parent, child, sibling, grandparent, and spouse or "step" of each) and those living in the same household of each such person (those persons whether related or not who live in the same residence for at least three months during the twelve-month period preceding the start date of the Sweepstakes).
SWEEPSTAKES PERIOD: Sweepstakes begins on January 12, 2014 at 12:00:01 a.m. Central Time ("C.T.") and ends on February 15, 2014 at 11:59:59 p.m. C.T. (the "Sweepstakes Period"). The Web Site server is the official clock for this Sweepstakes.
TO ENTER: There are two methods of entry for this sweepstakes.
To enter via the Starz website: To enter, visit the Starz web site, located at www.starz.com/chartersweeps (the "Web Site"), during the Sweepstakes Period. Click on the link to the "High Seas Sweepstakes" and follow the on-screen directions to complete and submit the online entry form to receive one (1) entry into the Sweepstakes. You may be required to register or to otherwise provide some or all of the following information: your name, address, city, state, zip code, telephone number, age, and e-mail address and general information about your knowledge of Sponsor's programming and services. Online entrant must be the registered subscriber of the email account by which the entry is made. In the event of a dispute as to the entries submitted by multiple users having the same e-mail account, the authorized subscriber of the e-mail account (as specified by the Internet Service provider) used to enter the Sweepstakes at the actual time of entry will be deemed the entrant. Entries made by any individual or any entity other than the named entrant and/or originating at any other Internet Website, including (but not limited to) commercial sweepstakes subscription notification and/or entering service are void. For your entry to be valid, you must complete all required information.
To enter by becoming a Charter TV Gold Subscriber: To enter, you can either become a new Charter TV Gold subscriber through any of the following sales channels; qualified call centers, retail stores, third parties, www.charter.com, or upgrade to a Charter TV Gold Subscriber through your remote control.
Limit one (1) entry per person/email address regardless of method of entry. Automated means of entry are prohibited and any use of automated devices will cause disqualification. Use of email addresses from disposable or temporary e-mail address services, or email forwarding services, is prohibited and any attempt to enter using such an email address will be blocked. Entrants may not enter with multiple email addresses nor may entrants use any other device or artifice to enter multiple times above the stated limit of one entry per day or as multiple entrants. Any entrant who attempts to enter with multiple email addresses or uses any device or artifice to enter multiple times will be disqualified and forfeits prize, in Sponsor's sole discretion. Proof of submission is not proof of receipt by Sponsor. In the event of a dispute as to who submitted an entry, the natural person associated with the email account used for entry will be considered the entrant. By participating, entrants agree to abide by and be bound by these Official Rules and the Sponsor's decisions. Information submitted in connection with this Sweepstakes is governed by Sponsor's Privacy Policy (available at www.starz.com).
DRAWING AND ODDS OF WINNING: The Grand Prize Winner ("Winner") will be selected in a random drawing on or about February 24, 2014, by a third party administrator, as defined below, ("Administrator"), from all eligible entries received during the Sweepstakes Period. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received and are equal regardless of method of entry. Administrator's decisions shall be final and binding on all matters relating to the Sweepstakes.
One (1) Grand Prize: A trip for the Winner and one (1) verified travel guest to the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort ALL Inclusive, located on the world-famous Seven Mile Beach, in the Cayman Islands. Approximate Retail Value ("ARV"): $5,000.00.
Prize includes: round-trip coach transportation from a major commercial airport near Winner's residence within the continental United States to Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, rental car transportation for four (4) days, five (5) days/four (4) nights hotel accommodations at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort (one (1) standard room, double occupancy accommodations), breakfast, lunch, and dinner at a variety of on-property offerings, two (2) tickets for a "Pirates of the Cayman" Pirate Adventure Cruise, and a $200.00 Visa Pre-paid Card that can be used for extra expenses.
PRIZE RESTRICTIONS: Gift card subject to the terms and conditions of the issuer. Prize is non-transferable and no cash redemption or prize substitution permitted, except at the sole discretion of the Sponsor. If a prize, or any portion thereof, cannot be awarded for any reason, Sponsor reserves the right in their sole discretion to substitute a prize in whole or in part with one of comparable or greater value. Winner is solely responsible for any taxes on the prize, and will be issued an IRS Form 1099 reporting the value of prize. All costs and expenses associated with prize acceptance and use not specifically provided herein are the responsibility of the Winner. The actual value of Grand Prize may vary depending on Winner's point of travel origin, airfare, and hotel fluctuations. Any difference between the stated ARV and actual value will not be awarded. Airport, airline, and hotel accommodations will be determined by the Sponsor. Travel dates and accommodations are subject to availability, blackout dates, and restrictions. Prize travel must be completed by December 31, 2014. Winner must notify Sponsor of desired dates of travel no later than thirty (30) days prior to the desired date of departure. No changes can be made to any trip element once it is booked/reserved. Sponsor does not guarantee transportation and accommodations will be available on the exact dates requested by Winner. Winner and Winner's guest must travel on same itinerary, comply with all security requirements for travel, and are solely responsible for obtaining all necessary travel documents prior to departure date for travel (e.g., a valid government-issued passport). All airfare, luggage fees, hotel, meals, ground transportation, gratuities, excursions fees, alcoholic beverages and any other incidental costs or other expenses not specifically set forth herein are the sole responsibility of Winner. Winner's guest must be eighteen (18) years of age or older (or the age of majority in the state of residency). Winner and Guest will be required to execute and return an Affidavit of Eligibility/Release of Liability/Publicity Release within seven (7) days of issuance. Once guest is selected, he or she may not be substituted, except in Sponsor's sole and absolute discretion. Winner and/or guest's participation in any or all activities on the prize trip is voluntary. While in Grand Cayman, Winner will be subject to meeting the rental car company's eligibility criteria (a valid credit card will be required). Airline tickets are non-refundable/non-transferable and are not valid for upgrades and/or frequent flyer miles. Airline tickets are subject to flight variations, work stoppages, and schedule or route changes. Sponsor shall not be responsible for any cancellations, delays, diversions, or substitution, or any act or omission whatsoever by the air carriers, hotels, venue operators, transportation companies, prize providers, or any other persons providing any Grand Prize-related services or accommodations. Additional prize details and travel information to be provided to the Winner at the time of notification. Winner and guest are also responsible for obtaining travel insurance (and all other forms of insurance) at their option and hereby acknowledge that Sponsor has not and will not obtain or provide travel insurance or any other form of insurance. Lost, stolen or damaged airline tickets, travel vouchers, or certificates will not be replaced or exchanged.
WINNER NOTIFICATION AND PRIZE CLAIM: The Grand Prize Winner is subject to verification, including verification of age. Winner will be required to verify their eligibility by completing, signing, and returning an Affidavit of Eligibility/Liability Release, and, where lawful, a Publicity Release (granting the use of the Winner's name, city/state, likeness, or photograph by Sponsor for advertising/publicity purposes, without further compensation) within seven (7) calendar days of attempted mail notification or prize may be forfeited and an alternate Winner may be selected. Sponsor is not responsible for any change of mailing address, email address, and/or telephone number of entrants. If a prize notification or prize is unclaimed or returned as undeliverable, if any prize correspondence is not returned within the required time period, or, if a potential winner is found not to be eligible or in non-compliance with these Official Rules, the prize will be forfeited and an alternate winner may be selected. Unclaimed prize will not be awarded. The Grand Prize Winner will be required to complete a W9 Tax Form and will be required to furnish his/her social security number for the sole purpose of preparation of any tax forms as required by law.
GENERAL CONDITIONS: INTERNET CAUTION: ANY ATTEMPT BY AN INDIVIDUAL TO DELIBERATELY DAMAGE ANY WEB SITE OR UNDERMINE THE LEGITIMATE OPERATION OF THIS SWEEPSTAKES IS A VIOLATION OF CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LAWS, AND SHOULD SUCH AN ATTEMPT BE MADE, SPONSOR RESERVES THE RIGHT TO SEEK DAMAGES FROM ANY SUCH INDIVIDUAL TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW INCLUDING CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. If the Sweepstakes is not capable of running as planned for any reason, including without limitation, due to infection by computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, or any other causes which corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, integrity, or proper conduct of the Sweepstakes, Sponsor reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual who is responsible or who tampers with the entry process, and to cancel, modify, or terminate the Sweepstakes. In the event of cancellation, Sponsor will award the prize in a drawing from among all eligible, non-suspect entries received prior to cancellation. In the event that an entry is confirmed to have been erroneously deleted, lost or destroyed, entrant's sole remedy shall be another entry into the Sweepstakes.
LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY AND RELEASE: No liability or responsibility is assumed by Sponsor or Sweepstakes Parties (collectively, Releasees") resulting from user's participation in, attempt to participate in, or download of any information in connection with participating in, the Sweepstakes. No responsibility or liability is assumed by the Releasees for technical problems or technical malfunction, including, without limitation, those arising in connection with any of the following occurrences that may affect the operation of the Sweepstakes: hardware or software errors; faulty computer, telephone, cable, satellite, network, electronic, wireless, or Internet connectivity, or other online communication problems; errors or limitations of any Internet service providers, servers, hosts, or providers; garbled, jumbled, or faulty data transmissions; failure of any email transmissions to be sent to or received; lost, late, delayed, or intercepted email transmissions; inaccessibility of the Web Site in whole or in part for any reason; traffic congestion on the Internet or Web Site; unauthorized human or non-human intervention in the operation of the Sweepstakes, including without limitation, unauthorized tampering, hacking, theft, virus, bug, worm; or destruction of any aspect of the Sweepstakes. Releasees are not responsible for any typographical errors in the announcement of the prize or these Official Rules, or any inaccurate or incorrect data contained on promotional materials or on the Web Site. Use of Web Site is at user's own risk. Releasees are not responsible for any personal injury or property damage or any other losses of any kind that may be sustained to user's or any other person's computer equipment resulting from participation in the Sweepstakes, use of the Web Site or the download of any information from the Web Site, or any other loss related to user's participation in the Sweepstakes or receipt of any prize. As a condition of entering, entrants agree to release Releasees from any and all liability, loss, or damage incurred with respect to entrant's participation in the Sweepstakes and the awarding, receipt, possession, and/or use or misuse of any prize, including any traveling related thereto. IN NO EVENT WILL RELEASEES, BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR LOSSES OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF YOUR ACCESS TO AND USE OF THE WEB SITE OR DOWNLOADING FROM AND/OR PRINTING MATERIAL DOWNLOADED FROM SAID SITE. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, EVERYTHING ON THE WEB SITE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. SOME JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO SOME OF ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS FOR ANY RESTRICTIONS OR LIMITATIONS REGARDING THESE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS.
PUBLICITY: Except where prohibited by law, by accepting a prize, Winner grants permission for Sponsor and those acting under its authority to use their name, and address (city and state), photograph, voice and/or likeness, for advertising and/or publicity purposes, in any and all media (including posting on Web Site) now known or hereinafter invented without territorial or time limitations and without further notice to and without additional compensation. If you are selected as a Winner, your information may also be included in a publicly-available winner's list.
GOVERNING LAW & JURISDICTION: All issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation and enforceability of these Official Rules, your rights and obligations, or the rights and obligations of the Sponsor in connection with the Sweepstakes, shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of Colorado. By entering, you consent to the jurisdiction and venue of the federal, state, and local courts located in Arapahoe County, CO for the resolution of all disputes, and agree that any and all disputes shall be resolved exclusively in those courts. Sponsor's failure to enforce any term of these Official Rules shall not constitute a waiver of that or any other provision. If any provision of these Official Rules is held to be invalid or unenforceable, such provision shall be struck, and the remaining provisions shall be enforced.
WINNER'S LIST: The Grand Prize Winner will be posted online at www.starz.com for 30 days after verification.
ADMINISTRATOR: Marketing Resources Incorporated, 945 N. Oaklawn Ave., Elmhurst, IL 60126, an independent judging organization whose decisions are final and binding with respect to the STARZ High Seas Sweepstakes.
SPONSOR: Starz Entertainment, LLC, 8900 Liberty Circle, Englewood, CO 80112.


text:
When I say root, i don't mean the computer's root dir, as in "C:\". Media Engine wont function with the Media dir set to c:
Try this.
Create a directory in c:\ called TEST
Don't put anything into it.
Point media engine there.
see if that works.
Let me know.


text:
Just make your Parts Express online purchase total more than $100.00 in merchandise and we will ship it fast and ship it free to you.
Free Shipping Offer Details/Exclusions:
Borrowing technology from the original ESS Heil Air Motion Transformer (AMT), plus a high-quality replaceable diaphragm, the Dayton Audio AMT1-4 makes a superb high-end tweeter available at a supremely attractive price.
Also referred to as aero-striction tweeters, the AMT concept uses a pleated Kapton diaphragm immersed in a consistent magnetic field so that the pleats constrict and expand with the musical signal, pushing the air out from between them in the forward direction when the pleats contract. The result is a tweeter that is incredibly accurate and immediate, and capable of sustained high output with ultra-low distortion for sensationally smooth, clean treble at any volume level. Recommended minimum crossover frequency of 2,500 Hz at 12 dB/octave.
Warning: California residents only. Please note per Proposition 65 that this product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Be the first to hear about new and exciting products,special pricing and incredible deals!
© 1986-2015 Parts Express, All Rights Reserved


text:
November 27, 2015
Memorial Day is taking on added significance in Afghanistan, where U.S. soldiers remembered friends and colleagues in solemn ceremonies to commemorate all of America's war dead.
At Bagram Air Field, about 400 soldiers in camouflage uniforms and brown combat boots stood at attention for a moment's silence. Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the commander of some 94,000 U.S. troops in the country, led the ceremony.
A bugler played taps and a color guard displayed the U.S. flag and the flags of units serving in eastern Afghanistan where the base is located, about 30 miles north of Kabul.
Meanwhile, the nearly 9-year-old war rages on. NATO aircraft pounded the Taliban in eastern Nuristan province after government forces withdrew from the district's main town last week following a major assault by the militants.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Per Robert Parker's twitter it's only available at the distillery. :P
Printable View
The 2011 is the only one I've owned. Honestly, I prefer Handy over it - but tonight was pretty happy with it!
Finally got my hands on a Ritt BIB DSP-1 (thanks Bill for the tip!) Did a blind tasting, although a bit stuffy - so this is only a preliminary. I found them fairly similar, but tonight preferred the DSP-1! Now - my DSP-354 was just opened within the past week, so neither has had much air time. And - I'm a bit stuffy. But - I'm also now a bit optimistic!
Got back into Russell's Reserve Rye last night.
Satisfying my sweet tooth tonight with some AE rye.


text:
- Age / Gender:
- n/a, Female
- Location:
- Location not disclosed
- Joined:
- 5/13/10
- All Stats >
User Statshot
- Community Stats
Level 2 Blank Slate
Normal Whistle
Ranked as Civilian
Contact Info / Websites
- Skype
- samiha.rahman
Recent Game Medals
RT I like it 25 Points Gigantor survives the battle Medal Stats.
StarBound 25 Points Find the rocket ship. Medal Stats.
Merit Badge 10 Points Find the camp. Medal Stats.
SECRET MEDAL 5 Points Unlock this medal to see it's details. Medal Stats.
fallen forest 5 Points Cut dawn the tree Medal Stats.
Making the Bayou Bloody 25 Points Beat the game. Medal Stats.
Love at First Fight 10 Points Your sister figures out love the hard way. Medal Stats.
Lives Worth Living! 100 Points You found all 29 different endings! Medal Stats.
FYI YOU'RE A SPY 10 Points Backstabbing yourself, low blow man. Medal Stats.
Hellfire Injection 10 Points Time paid life's bill. Medal Stats.
Total Medals Earned: 81 (From 15 different games.)


text:
May 31, 2013
In this May 18, 2013 file photo, members of the Joint Federal Haz-Mat Team, FBI, and local law enforcement gather in front of the Osmun Apartments near the intersection of First Avenue and Oak Street in Browne's Addition during the execution of a search warrant, in Spokane, Wash., in connection with ricin-laced letters intercepted at a Post Office facility in Spokane earlier in the week. Over the past month and a half, the FBI has investigated at least three apparently unrelated cases of ricin-laced letters sent to President Barack Obama and other public figures. It's not clear if ricin attacks are on the rise. Experts say some of the recent letters are no doubt copycat attacks, made possible by the relative simplicity of making the poison. (AP Photo/The Spokesman-Review, Colin Mulvany
Stories this photo appears in:
'The perfect poison': Ricin used in 3 recent cases
Friday, May 31st, 2013 7:57 p.m.
The key ingredient — castor beans — is easy to find. Crude instructions for extracting the lethal poison in them can be found on the Internet. And it doesn't require a chemistry degree or sophisticated lab equipment.


text:
There will be new products at MWSF
I won't be in the market for them nor will I be able to afford the ones I might be in the market for.
The above I'm pretty sure on, below are the guesses.
New iMacs with the top two models quad core. The top two models will support large amounts of RAM.
The 17" MBP replacement comes online.
A maxi iPhone or IPod Touch comes online. If this doesn't have more RAM and Flash storage it will die a horrible death in the marketplace. The primary goal for these devices is more screen real estate and much more flash for storage of large media files. They might even call it Newton 2. .
Apple introduces it's first robot. Named Cylon #1 it realizes explosive sales growth. This robot is a sharp looking blonde that has a very acceptable desire to wear resort wear. Ever Maclot out there buys one as it is the only emotional fullfilment to be found for these guys. Eventually Apples new robot realizes that it is smarter than the average Maclot and.....


text:
lost_shaman, on 27 April 2011 - 12:25 AM, said:
What's sad is that you can't even get your own personal anecdote to coincide with the FACTS.
Once again, those lights were not flares. The Air Force made up that flare story and amazingly, there were those who jumped on its bandwagon, and how long did it take the Air Force to come up with that cover story anyway? That was another hint those lights were not what the Air Force had claimed.. If the Air Force had said they were lighted weather balloons, then the skeptics would have jumped on that bandwagon as well because that is typical whenever the Air Force misleads the public on UFOs.
That is the way it worked with the Roswell incident and other UFO incidents as well. What it is, there are those who don't learn their lessons when dealing with the Air Force, which has been known to mislead the public on UFO for decades.
Sooner or later, they will have to figure out eventually, that they have been taken for a ride by the Air Force on many occasions in regards to UFOs.
Edited by skyeagle409, 27 April 2011 - 02:18 AM.


text:
'Colon Hydrotherapy/Colonics'
Denise Strauss – Vivo Wellness Center
15875 Middlebelt Road, Suite 200
Livonia, Mi 48152
Detoxify at Metro Detroit's Premier Colon Hydrotherapy Center. Offering two hydrotherapy suites, FDA approved equipment and disposable speculums. Denise Strauss- National Board Certified Colon Hydro-therapist. Stacie Collins-Wallace, Jaquita Lovelace, and Nancy Kennedy- Certified Colon Hydro-therapists


text:
*Note: Again, the text was wrapped on my screen, but you seemed to do a fine job fixing any problem with my last tab.*
Song: Hide Artist: Creed Album: Weathered Tabbed by: Aarron Williams Email- email@example.com
This is my second tab from the new Creed CD, Weathered. I wasn't as pressed to learn this song as I was with One Last Breath, so I didn't spend a lot of time picking out all the muddled sounds. The only parts that are questionable are the things I placed in parentheses ( ) These are NOT ghost notes in this tab. I am currently working on Stand Here with Me, which is track number 7 if I have the incorrect title. If you would like to add to this tab, or help me out, e-mail me. Enjoy.
E|-----------------------------|----------------------| B|---2b3r----2--2b3r-----3---|--17--14------------| These notes sound like harmonics G|-----------------------------|----------------------| on the CD, but I tabbed them out D|-----------------------------|----------------------| differently. A|-0-------0-----------0------|----------------------| D|-----------------------------|----------------------| Intro 2X w/o dist. 2X w/ dist.
E|------------------------0-------0-0----------------| B|--------------------------2-----0-0h3-------------|


text:
- Filed Under
Within four hours of a shooting near the Scioto River late Monday, a friend of the victim alleged he, too, was shot at.
According to a Chillicothe police report released Wednesday, a 28-year-old Columbus man told police he was walking west on East Seventh Street near South Hickory Street about 3 a.m. Tuesday when two men began following him. He did not know the two men and had heard his friend had been shot earlier, so he got scared and began to run once he got in the area of South Paint Street.
He told police the two men also began running, chasing him, and they fired two shots in his direction, one coming close to him. He kept running and thinks the pair might have gotten into a vehicle and driven away.
He described one man as a tall, white "scruffy" man wearing red and the other as a short black man wearing blue.
The shooting the man alluded to occurred about 11:30 p.m. Monday when a man ran from someone he said tried to rob him by the Scioto River near Olive Street. He was shot in the upper right hip as he ran away. He was unable to give police any description of a suspect.
Chillicothe police still are investigating both incidents.
Anyone with information about either incident can call police at 740-773-1191 or anonymously call Southern Ohio Crime Stoppers at 740-773-TIPS.


text:
The patch 9 beta is now live! Patch 9 brings further enhancements and improvements to performance, unit behaviours, unit balancing and much more. Please visit the Total War wiki for the full list. You can find them (here).
To get the patch, you'll need to subscribe to Rome II beta patches in Steam:
1) In the Steam Games Library, right-click 'Total War: ROME II' and select 'Properties'.
2) In the properties window, select the 'BETAS' tab.
3) In the 'Select the beta you would like to opt into' drop-down box, select 'patch9beta'.
Also, please bear in mind this patch is still in the beta, and if you find it causes you any problems, you can always roll back by unsubscribing.
Any feedback you may have, please take them over to our forum thread (here) where it can be compiled.
Please consider uninstalling all Mods (until confirmed compatible from the mod creator) before playing and you may wish to start a new campaign to see the full effect of all balance changes.
Patch 9 has been updated with some addition fixes. New build number is 9383.488839
Patch 9 has been updated with some addition fixes. New build number is 9414.489846
The additions have been included in the patch notes on the wiki.


text:
IllinoisThe Aurora Foundation Scholarships ProgramCommunity Foundation of the Fox River Valley111 West Downer Place, Suite 312Aurora, IL firstname.lastname@example.com Aurora Foundation Scholarship Program consists of separate Scholarship funds created by individual donors who establish specific criteria for the administration of their scholarships. Available to full-time students whose permanent residence must be in the Greater Aurora area, the tri-cities and Kendall County. These scholarships are available to graduating high school seniors, undergraduate college students, and graduate students. It is preferred that all students contact The Aurora Foundation by phone to request an application.Deadline: End of JanuaryJewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Academic Scholarship Scholarship Program ManagerJewish Vocational Service216 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 700Chicago, IL 60606Phone: email@example.com than $500,000 is available for Jewish students who are identified as having promise for significant contributions in their chosen careers, and are in need of financial assistance for full-time academic programs primarily in the helping professions. Applicants must be born and/or raised in either Cook County, the Chicago metropolitan area, Northwest Indiana or have one year of continuous full-time employment in one of those areas. Refugees or asylums are encouraged to apply, as citizenship is not a prerequisite.Deadline: February 15the McRoberts Memorial Law Scholarship FundFirst of America Trust Company, Trustee301 Southwest Adams StreetPeoria, IL 61652-0749309.655.5000This scholarship was created by Mrs. Hattie Feger McRoberts, the widow of prominent Peoria attorney William G. McRoberts, for the purpose of helping deserving individuals from Peoria County who wish to study law. Eligibility is limited to residents of Peoria County (for at least five years prior to application).Application forms may be obtained by writing to: PNC Institutional InvestmentsTrustee of the McRoberts Memorial Law Scholarship FundAttn: Pattie Sharick301 SW Adams StreetPeoria, IL 61602 (309)655-5274Or email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Completed applications must be received by May 31st to be considered for the school year starting in the fall. A personal interview with the committee may be required of new applicants.Deadline: May 31st
Comments/Suggestions | Site Map | Work Requests | Admin Portal | Disclaimer | Supported Browsers | U of M Home
Regents of the
University of Michigan. All images property of Michigan Law
The University of Michigan Law School.
625 South State Street,
Ann Arbor, Michigan
48109-1215 USA - Contact Us


text:
Home Employees Office Locator Hull
16 - 20 George Street, HULL, East Yorkshire. HU1 3AJ
Tel: 01482 224 114
Email: email@example.com
Hull - About us!
The Gi Group in Hull is based in the City Centre. The team pride themselves on a professional approach to all staffing requirements. Gi Group in Hull offer recruitment services in Office, Industrial, Contact Centre, Catering and Hospitality, Temporary, Permanent, Engineering/Technical and Driving sectors.
As well as recruitment services the Gi Group in Hull also offer specialist services such as Vacancy Advertising for Clients, and CV writing packages for candidates, We also offer Essential Food Hygiene training for Clients and Candidates.
Back Row L-R - Nicola Colley, Mike Thompson, Paul Thorpe, Amanda Olssen
Front Row L-R - Louise Berry, David McCullagh, Charlotte Beaumont
David McCullagh- Branch Manager
David joined the Gi Group in November 2011 having 2 years of recruitment experience previous to this, he was REC Certified in 2012. David is also a Gi Group Management Academy Delegate Graduating in 2013. In 2013 David passed his CIEH Level 3 in Food Hygiene with a Merit Award and is a qualified Food Hygiene Trainer for the branch. David Specialises in Temporary & Permanent Industrial / Commercial / Hospitality Staff Recruitment.
Paul Thorpe - Recruitment Consultant
Paul joined the Gi Group in May 2012 from the public sector, working with individuals regarding employment and supporting businesses. Paul specialises in Industrial Recruitment – mainly the skilled and food sectors. Paul has a BA degree with honours in Business Management, and since joining Gi Paul has become REC certified.
Amanda Olssen – Account Manager
Amanda joined the Gi Group in May 2012 having previously worked as a Manager in the Travel Industry for 8 years. Amanda specialises in Industrial Food Accounts. Since joining the branch Amanda has completed her PTTLS course and is a qualified Food Hygiene Trainer.
Louise Berry – Branch / Onsite Administrator
Louise joined Gi Group in October 2010 having previously worked for the NHS & Motor industry. During this period of time Louise has evolved in her role and now assists onsite at a key account as well as in the branch. In 2013 Louise passed her CIEH Level 3 in Food Hygiene with a Merit Award and is a qualified Food Hygiene Trainer for the branch.
Nicola Colley – Driving Consultant
Nicola joined the Gi Group in March 2013 having previously worked as a branch manager at a car rental company. Nicola specialises in Driving Recruitment and has a BA Honours degree in Business Studies. Nicola is FTA certified and is currently working towards the REC certification. Nicola supports many local businesses for their driver requirements in Hull and the surrounding area and has built up some great relationships with both clients and candidates.
Mike Thompson – Permanent Recruitment Consultant
Mike joined the Gi Group in February 2014 from Hull Kingston Rovers Education Trust where he held the position of Head of Apprenticeships and Curriculum Development. Before that Mike worked in the Public Sector as a Business Advisor and helped long term unemployed people back into work through government funded initiatives. Mike deals with Permanent Recruitment for Gi Group Hull across all sectors. Mike is an accredited business advisor through the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) as well as holding his PTLLS and Assessors awards for teaching. Mike is also a recognised motivational trainer through GoalsUK.
Charlotte Beaumont - Recruitment Consultant
Charlotte joined the Gi Group in September 2013 having previously worked for 4 years in a Call Centre Environment. Charlotte works closely with Temporary Industrial clients and has built up an excellent rapport with her clients. Specialties of sector are Commercial & Industrial Temporary Recruitment.


text:
Horror Story
To the Editors:
In his review of my book The Scarlet Professor [NYR, November 29, 2001], Benjamin DeMott writes that I have attempted "through a single life story, to define what 'progress' toward acceptance of homosexuality has and hasn't meant." He also suggests that my noting in a one-page epilogue that Northampton, Massachusetts (where forty-one years ago three much-admired Smith College professors were persecuted for sharing homoerotic pictures), now has an openly gay mayor and city council president "endorses" the view that "enlightenment about sexual identity has been advancing" and shows that I've failed to grasp "human variousness and a richer imagination of the human creature."
For the record: It was never my intention to "define" anything beyond the historical period described in the book, which ended in 1963. Nor have I ever suggested that the pace of change in Northampton, unfathomable four decades ago, abrogates America's need to struggle against its homophobia and Puritanism. I simply was stating a pertinent fact.
Readers should draw their own conclusions about how much America has and has not changed.
Barry Werth
Northampton, Massachusetts


text:
People wait outside for the doors to open at Cincinnati's Drop-Inn Center's winter shelter, which operates on a different budget from the regular Drop Inn Center, and even has its own entrance.
- Filed Under
We've become painfully aware that winter does not pay much attention to the calendar. Here we are in early March with low temperatures in the teens and snow and ice still on the ground.
The Drop Inn Center's winter shelter for the homeless was scheduled to close at the end of February, but a March snow and ice storm and bitter cold temperatures prompted officials there to keep it open. But that costs money - about $500 a day - and shelter officials are concerned about how to pay for it and whether spending more this winter might mean fewer days open next winter.
Bitter temperatures are an inconvenience for most of us; for the homeless, the cold can be a crisis. Now is a good time for Greater Cincinnatians to financially support the Drop Inn Center and its mission.
The shelter is needed. This winter, an average of 112 people a night stayed there, even though the shelter holds only 60 beds. On Monday night, with temperatures headed to single digits, 40 people waited in line for the shelter's 9 p.m. opening.
The city of Cincinnati contributes $30,000 to keep the shelter open for 75 days. But this winter, one of the worst on record, more is needed to protect the most vulnerable among us. If you're able, consider a donation to the Drop Inn Center's winter shelter.
Donations can be made to Strategies to End Homelessness by visiting www.strategiestoendhomelessness.org or calling 513-263-2798.
It will help make this winter, and maybe next, a bit more endurable for those in need.
And it will give you a warm feeling. ■


text:
Sat, 03/26/2011 - 9:00pm to Sun, 03/27/2011 - 2:00am
Bay View Brew Haus
Click to enlarge
"The Green Room Rockers" from Indiana. 9pm
Live at Bayview Brew Haus on K.K.
This is a rare opportunity to see the Midwest's finest Rocksteady, Ska & Soul band right here in Milwaukee.
No need to drive to Chicago.
Also Moonstomp DJ's spinning Rocksteady & Soul, till the wee hours.
You can find on Moonstomp on Facebook at:
The Green Room Rockers & Moonstomp DJ's


text:
December 1, 2015
Stay Connected Anywhere
BAGHDAD (AP) -- The U.S. military says two of its soldiers in Iraq died when their vehicle rolled onto its side north of Baghdad.
A third American soldier died in a road accident in neighboring Kuwait.
The two soldiers died Wednesday in Iraq's Salahuddin province. The military said in a statement released Thursday that another soldier and an interpreter also were injured.
The military says the highway accident in Kuwait involved a single vehicle and that another soldier was injured.
The cause of both crashes were under investigation.
Kuwait is a major logistics base for American and other coalition troops serving in neighboring Iraq.
© 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Learn more about our Privacy Policy.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Wanna see how the 36MP Nikon D800 stacks up against the 40 MP medium format Hasselblad H4D-40? Check out the video below for a real-world shooting comparison of the two cameras.
[via Fstoppers]
By Eric Reagan
Wanna see how the 36MP Nikon D800 stacks up against the 40 MP medium format Hasselblad H4D-40? Check out the video below for a real-world shooting comparison of the two cameras.
[via Fstoppers]
Leo says
Ha ha roll on the side =)
Eric Eikenberry says
Were they shooting the D800 in 12-bit or 14-bit color? Adobe or SRGB?
It's RAW. The in-camera color space is irrelevant.
Mike says
The best camera review I think I've seen! Thank you for your honesty and desire to see how the cameras truly compared to one another, knowing th limitations of each before hand.
Gratefully Yours
Mike B
Shane says
Og course there gonna b boist they shout hassleblad and canon
And it doesn't state was the Nikon shot in adobe rgb where it would have got more skin tone colours etc or 12 or 14bit your man even said how high did the Nikon go he didn't even know a basic setting come on like
Tom Chmara says
Interesting test; good to see the honest appraisal – but there were a couple of details absent. I have to assume they ran at 14-bit RAW (but it's a bit disquieting that they didn't mention it). The comparison regarding 'skin tones' was also interesting – as apparently they never considered using any other RAW converter than the one in the LR 4.1 (beta, no less). Given the converter can make a huge difference in the outcome – perhaps the whole demo was, maybe, a bit premature?
Robert Park says
Very good review. It was apples to apples which is important.
I have the H3dII-50 and purchased the D800 weeks ago. I would have to say that I agree with the findings except for 1 major issue. I did the similar tests with the 50 vs 80mm prime and on that measure the Nikon was close to the Hassy only in the center of the frame.
When I tried the 24-70 Nikkor vs my 35-90 HCD is was all over. The Nikon zoom is in no way near the ball park in comparison. Granted the 35-90 is 4x the cost and enormous but the Nikon just falls apart with any of the zooms I tried. Being a landscape shooter corner performance is important to me especially when I am stitching for a pano.
This is an issue that can be fixed by Nikon with improved glass however I would assume that people are not going to want to pay the dues for a zoom that is in the class of the 35-90 HCD.
Now if Hasselblad could lighten this tank of a stainless clad workhorse I would be ecstatic.
For the price it could be titanium.
Eric Reagan says
Great observations Robert.
[…] Test – Nikon D800 vs Hasselblad H4D-40. Posted on April 23, 2012 by Antonio Ghidara Via : photographybay. […]


text:
As it pertains to gardening, the "Holy Grail" would be that elusive condition of perfectly balanced soil in which our plants will perform at their peak As we study we find that Nature is much like a swinging pendulum that is only in the middle half the time while moving either to the right or left the rest of the time. However, as we seek to improve soil structure and health we do find that the pendulum swings become less drastic. At present we understand that we can get to the point where our input becomes minimal once that balance is achieved.
Back in the 1970's most of us were of the notion that we had to "feed" our plants with some store bought fertilizer. Somewhere along the line we finally became educated to the idea of "feeding" the soil and working on soil health which in turn makes our plants healthy. Lately we have learned more about the beneficial microbes that associate with plants so now we are feeding the microbes that create healthy soil and healthy plants. In fact we have discovered that the plants themselves actually exude through their root system a fair percentage of sugars and carbs from chlorophyll production to keep these beneficial organisms well fed so they can continue in their symbiotic relationships. We have progressed from feeding plants, to feeding soil, to feeding the critters that live in the soil which in turn do the job of digesting organic matter and increasing the availability of nitrogen, increasing root fines, plus keeping disease organisms in check and performing myriad duties, some of which are yet to be discovered.
For me personally, things were a lot less complicated back in the 70's and 80's. As I learned about organic gardening I found that the basic principle was built upon compost. This one ingredient could either directly or indirectly cure all of the problems inherent with soils and plants. Compost could improve water retention in sandy soils while in tight clay it would serve to improve percolation. It contains all major and micro nutrients. It feeds all plants in all situations and the final stage of the decomposition of compost is that dark spongy material we call humus. Soils rich in humus grow healthier plants which are more resistant to insect and disease organisms. The practicality of this life/death/decay/new life process and the fact that it had worked so well in Nature since the very beginning of time was not lost on me. Composting was simply a way of speeding up the natural process and concentrating that energy to improve soils. So whatever problem I faced in my landscaping business I knew that I could improve the situation with compost. Simple, easy, effective. I had found the Holy Grail or so I thought.
Early on we knew that the rapid decomposition of compost was due to microbes which were capable of reproducing at phenomenal rates. Lately we have discovered that the main decomposers in open sunny areas (open range, your lawn) are bacteria, but in shady areas (forest, shrub beds, north side of your house) the main decomposers are fungi. Besides the various fungi and bacteria we also find microscopic algae, protozoans, nematodes, arthropods, and larger critters which include a multitude of insects and worms. All of these organisms are essential to healthy well balanced soils.
The latest technology involves brewing a "tea" from well made compost and adding various water soluble ingredients such as seaweed or molasses and perhaps some rock powders like greensand or humates. These "super compost teas" contain very high levels of microbial life. This liquid is then aerated or agitated to introduce high levels of oxygen into the brew. This extra oxygen input has the exact same effect of turning a compost pile. The microbes increase dramatically. After 12 to 24 hours of aeration the liquid is drawn off and sprayed on your plants. This method has shown much merit, especially when it comes to large areas like your lawn or a field. Compared to spreading compost by hand, using aerated compost tea has the same basic effect with a fraction of the cost in labor.
There are two drawbacks. First of all, the microbes will begin to decrease as soon as aeration stops. The brew must be applied as quickly as possible. Some folks that make these aerated compost teas commercially have been able to keep their microbes at high levels for as many as five days by adding more sugar (molasses) to the brew after aeration. Secondly, although the microbes themselves will quickly break down organic matter and provide nutrients after application, it does take time to physically provide humus that creates stability for a truly balanced soil. For soils that are low in organic content, some type of vegetation or manure must be present to keep the decomposing microbes busy.
Is this the new Holy Grail of the industry? Quite possibly. I have personally felt for many years that agriculture will move toward the use of living organisms for fertilizer plus pest and disease control as well. Economically it does make perfect sense. Why mess with bulky materials when the proper array of organisms can be delivered in a much smaller package? Also, these organisms are capable of increasing on their own (given the right conditions) so conceivably the number of applications compared to conventional fertilizers will decrease.
This new technology does give us the ability to improve large areas of soil very quickly and cost effectively. In fact, we have been shown that the aerated super compost tea method actually costs less than conventional fertilizer applications. This should be very appealing to farmers, ranchers, and homeowners who live on large properties. Aerated compost tea can deliver useable nitrogen, dissolved minerals, plus an amazing number of beneficial microbes and that all important humic acid complex in one quick application.
Personally, I still think that delivering compost in bulk form has some advantages as it can contain all nutrients, plus microbes, and the humus itself in bulk form. Also, the various particles delivered in bulk compost will help improve water penetration and retention. While being more labor intensive, bulk compost will produce immediate results. The spray method may take several applications and more time for the decomposers to do their work. Still, I am going to take what I have learned and experiment with it. As I write this, my son PJ is working on expanding our rainwater collection barrels (the chlorine in tap water kills micro-organisms) so we can begin making our own brew here at the nursery.
You can do this at home by simply adding compost, molasses, seaweed, and other organic products into a bucket. After this mix has had a chance to brew, pour some into a pump sprayer and aerate using an aquarium air pump with a bubbling stone. Let this aerate overnight. Then you will be ready to spray the next day. Early morning is the optimum time to do this. Wet your plants and the ground as well. Try doing this on a portion of your lawn or garden while leaving some to whatever conventional methods you currently use. You should be able to notice a difference after two or three applications spaced a week or so apart. I can tell you I did. Now I am willing to take it a step further. See you next month!


text:
Latest News
2012 BBC Young Musician semi finals to be held at Royal Welsh College
4 January 2012
More than 400 young performers have taken part in the regional auditions for this year's BBC Young Musician competition, 25 of whom will go through to the category finals on 5-9 March, with the semi-final on 11 March. Both events will be held at the new Dora Stoutzker Hall at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff.
Paul Bullock, series editor of BBC Young Musician said he is 'thoroughly looking forward to welcoming a new wave of outstanding young musical talent to Cardiff', adding, 'We're also delighted to be returning to the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, where we will enjoy the outstanding new facilities and the excellent acoustics of the Dora Stoutzker Hall which opened earlier this year.'
Five performers per category (strings, wind, brass, percussion and piano) will perform in front of a panel and audience at the category finals, with the five winners going on to the semi-final. From these just three will go through to the BBC Young Musician 2012 Final in May. The performances will be recorded for broadcast on BBC Four and BBC Two.
To launch the week, BBC Young Musician includes an evening of short recitals at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama on 4 March as part of Music Nation Cymru, with performances from past winners violinist Jennifer Pike (2002), trombonist Peter Moore (2008) and percussionist Lucy Landymore (BBC Young Musician 2010 Percussion Category Winner).
For the latest news, history of the competition and to see previous performances, visit www.bbc.co.uk/youngmusician
MIA music awards honour top music suppliers of 2011
4 January 2012
Many of the country's best known music and music education suppliers have taken top awards in the 2011 Music Industries Association (MIA) Music Awards. The awards aim to celebrate the whole industry, 'honouring the best-selling and most reliable and innovative products and retail initiatives in the UK and celebrating the top individuals and organisations within the musical instrument industry'. Organisers say it has been 'a challenging year' and that the awards 'provided a much needed opportunity to acknowledge the professionals and organisations who continue to drive forward creativity and innovation'.
There were 25 categories, 'celebrating and rewarding success in every sector of the industry', and in a departure from previous years retailers were able to nominate themselves. The winners of more than half the categories were decided by online voting, while the remaining categories were judged by panels.
Classical category, sponsored by Classic FM:
- Best Wind – Windcraft WCL-100 Bb Clarinet – Windcraft Ltd
- Best Stringed – Yamaha C40 Classical Guitar – Yamaha Music Europe GmbH (UK)
- Best Keyboard – Yamaha Clavinova CLP-470 Digital Piano – Yamaha Music Europe GmbH (UK)
- Best Classical Publication – Oxford Service Music for Organ: Manuals and Pedals, Book 1 Compiled and edited by Anne Marsden Thomas – Oxford University Press
- Best Classical Music Instrument Shop – Dawkes Music
Music Publishing:
- Best Education Publication – Violin Globetrotters – Ros Stephen – Oxford University Press
- Best Pop Publication – Adele 21 PVG – Music Sales Ltd
- Sponsored by Musikmesse Frankfurt: Best Export Initiative – Denis Wick Products Ltd
- Sponsored by NAMM: Living Legend – Cliff Cooper; Music Maker Award – Playsomething
- Sponsored by Future Music and Music Radar: The Future Music Music Hardware of the Year – nord stage 2 – Sound Technology Ltd
- Sponsored by Total Guitar and Music Radar: The Total Guitar Amplifier of the Year – Blackstar HT-1R – Blackstar Amplification Ltd
- Sponsored by Computer Music and Music Radar: The Computer Music Music Software of the Year – Propellerhead Reason 5 – Sound Technology Ltd
- Sponsored by Guitar Techniques and Music Radar: The Guitar Techniques Acoustic Guitar of the Year – Vintage VE2000GG Gordon Giltrap Signature Guitar – John Hornby Skewes & Co Ltd
- Sponsored by Rhythm and Music Radar: The Rhythm Percussion Product of the Year – Natal Bubinga Drums – Marshall Amplification plc
- Sponsored by Guitarist and Music Radar: The Guitarist Electric Guitar of the Year – James Tyler Variax JTV-69 – Line 6 UK Ltd
- Sponsored by Music Radar: Music Radar Music Making App of the Year – SampleWiz – Wizdom Music
- Sponsored by MPA Catalogue of Printed Music: Printed Music Retailer of the Year – Peter McMullin – Blackwell Music, Oxford
- Sponsored by Musicguard: Best Independent Retailer – Anderton's Music Co Ltd; Best Multiple Retailer – musicroom
- Sponsored by sgm-FX: Best Specialist Retailer – Jonathan Myall Music
- Printed Music Publisher of the Year – Oxford University Press
- Best Supplier (small) – Guitar XS Ltd
- Best Supplier (medium) – Barnes and Mullins Ltd
- Sponsored by Moneyway: Best Supplier (large) – Roland (UK) Ltd
Curriculum review delayed but with good news for music
23 December 2011
The government is to delay the launch of its new national curriculum until 2014 to allow for further debate as part of its current curriculum review. The review, of the primary and secondary national curriculum in English schools, was launched by the Department for Education (DfE) in January 2011 and was scheduled to be published in January 2012 for implementation in 2013, but is now expected to be published at the end of 2012.
Despite the delay, music is generally deemed to have done well in the recommendations so far. The Expert Panel responsible for the curriculum review has recommended that music should be a statutory part of the curriculum, not just in Key Stages 1 to 3, but at Key Stage 4 too. The subject is to stay as a foundation subject in Key Stages 1, 2 and 3, while at KS4, music and art have been designated as 'the Arts' and will be a compulsory part of the basic curriculum of the school, with the school free to choose how it is delivered. The increased provision at Key Stage 4 has arisen from the view of the Expert Panel that students in England focus too soon on too narrow a range of subjects.
However, there have been criticisms that the number of teacher training places will be insufficient to support the increased provision. 'While the curriculum review is announcing that there will in future be more music in the curriculum at Key Stage 4, the publication of teacher training allocations provided for fewer teachers to teach it,' said James Garnett, chair of the National Association of Music Educators (NAME). 'Music, along with eight other subjects, is having the number of teacher training places cut by 13% in 2012, following the 32% cut in 2011.'
But in spite of these concerns, the new developments have been broadly welcomed. Deborah Annetts, chief executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM), said, 'This is promising news for music education and the whole music profession. The review panel's comprehensive report should be taken on board by the government and headteachers in schools across England. Whilst there is more to do, this is an important step forward.'
Secretary of state for education, Michael Gove, has already hinted to the BBC that music will be included in the new national curriculum. 'Anyone looking at the care and dedication that's gone into the National Music Plan would assume that it would be eccentric of the Department for Education not to have music enjoying a prominent place in the national curriculum,' said Gove, speaking on BBC Radio 3's Music Matters.
The DfE says it hopes the report will help generate 'public discussion and constructive contributions' to the curriculum review. An update on the Review of the National Curriculum in England can be found on the DfE website: www.education.gov.uk/schools/teachingandlearning/curriculum/nationalcurriculum/a0075667/national-curriculum-review-update
RSNO praises Scottish community music project
22 December 2011
A community music project involving participants from the north east of Scotland is to be used as 'a benchmark for success' by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO). The resulting composition, Northlight, was put together by composer Cecilia McDowall, writer Alan Spence and musicians from the RSNO after more than eight months of work by participants of all ages and abilities living in the north east of Scotland. The work, for chorus and orchestra, took its inspiration from the geography and communities of the area.
Groups involved in the project included St Fergus School, Aberdeen Youth Choir, the Burns Quoir, including members of the Junior Burns Project, Tullos Primary School, Aberdeen, and staff from the project's sponsor, TOTAL E&P UK Ltd, in conjunction with Aberdeen City Council and Aberdeenshire Council.
The work was performed by a community chorus, along with members of the RSNO Chorus and the RSNO at the Music Hall, Aberdeen. Organisers say the project will be used by the orchestra as 'a successful example of how arts organisations and local communities can come together in a meaningful way to produce long-lasting legacies'.
Director of Education and Community Partnerships, Ellen Thomson, said, 'it was a huge privilege for the RSNO to run the Northlight project. We set out to take the inspirational experiences of live music-making to the North East and to celebrate this with a full-scale orchestral concert with opportunities for people to take part regardless of their musical experiences.
'The commitment given to the project by individuals combined with the enthusiasm of all the choirs was a joy to see. We are looking forward to sharing the success of our work and the challenges we overcame throughout this eight-month project.'
Joss Atkin, head teacher of Tullos Primary School said her children 'really engaged with the project. It gave them the opportunity to be creative and original. I think they really enjoyed working as a team but also taking guidance from the professionals. The opportunity to work with other groups helped raise the profile of classical music within these communities.'
'The public performance offered pupils a unique opportunity to perform live with professional musicians, where they were supported by a large turnout of family members.' said Ruth MacKenzie, headteacher at St Fergus Primary School. 'Participating in this project was quite inspirational and we'd love to do something similar again. It really was a community project.'
Live Music Bill makes progress
22 December 2011
The Live Music Bill, which is currently going through Parliament, could improve the fortunes of live music in small venues, including schools and student productions.
'This Bill, which will deregulate small live music events, could not come at a more critical time said Deborah Annetts, chief executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM). It is vital that it makes it into law before Easter. This is about protecting musicians' rights.'
Since the introduction of the 2003 Licensing Act, live music in small venues has seen a decline, with, according to the ISM, over-regulation and the cost of getting a licence putting musicians and their venues off putting on small scale events. The ISM has helped lead campaigning against the Act and in support of the Live Music Bill to help remove these restrictions. The Bill now needs to pass through its final two stages before it becomes law.
Annetts added, 'This will free up musicians, audiences and venues across the UK. It will boost the small live music event economy which feeds our wider music economy and it will stop unfair and unnecessary regulations and costs from restricting music making. It is good news for the economy and we are delighted that the government parties and opposition are backing the Bill.'
Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175


text:
While working as assistants for Hollywood bigwigs, Erin Bunch and Michelle Vick did more than fetch Starbucks lattes and pick up dry cleaning. They figured out how to lead the high life without the requisite high-paying job. "We made a habit of going to the same swanky bars a lot, so that the bartenders would get to know us. Once you've befriended a bartender, bar tabs tend to go down," explains Bunch, whose co-partner Vick would sell the iPods, gift certificates, and other freebies that were gifted to her by her boss.
In 2011, the duo funneled their ambitions and dollar-stretching know-how into an LA-centric website called Broke Girl's Guide, dedicated to helping up-and-comer's live large and spend small in all areas of their lives, from beauty and fashion to travel. The LA-centric site was such a hit, they decided to roll out a national edition, which recently debuted and includes a daily cheat sheet to the very best (and best-priced) fashion, beauty, entertainment, and flash sales across the US.
We asked the Hollywood-based twosome to share their favorite holiday gifts that manage to be both budget friendly (under $50!) and bigwig-worthy. (And get more tips at Brokegirlsguide.com!)
More on Luckymag.com:
- Gift Guide: Amazing Finds for $25 and Under
- Gift Guide: Amazing Finds for $25 and UnderThe Coolest Clutch—For Under $50!
- How to Get a New Holiday Party Outfit Without Buying Anything
- 50 Under $50: Party Dresses
- 50 Cool Gifts Under $15
Keep up with the Lucky team on Twitter: Follow @LuckyMagazine


text:
Snaptron, Inc.
Our tactile domes are momentary switch contacts that, when used in conjunction with a printed circuit board, flex circuit, or membrane, become normally open tactile switches. Tactile domes are placed onto the substrate with pressure sensitive adhesive tape (Peel-N-Place Array) or captured in a membrane-type pocket design.
For over 20 years Snaptron has been the industry leader in providing high quality tactile metal switch contacts (snap domes) and complimentary equipment for a wide variety of industries. Our customer service and breadth of product (variety of dome styles, sizes, and forces available) are second to none.
Snaptron carries over 10 different standard dome styles, with sizes ranging from 4mm to 25mm. Custom tactile domes can also be created with minimal lead times.


text:
Black Friday sales -- 40% off for all.Click me
Free customer service are available for trial version users.
Checkout through safe and trusted platforms like Avangate.
DRM Removal fails to help you? 30 days money back guarantee.
Email response within 24 hours & Live Chat.
Want to remove Nook DRM? This Nook DRM Removal is definitely your best choice. It moves DRM from purchased B&N Nook books quickly and easily, the latest version even allows you decrypt Nook books without clicking any button.
Notice: Nook officially changes the DRM method since March 2015, we proudly announce that our Nook DRM Removal is the first software to decrypt the new Nook DRM, with the most advaced funtion on the market. Download now you can handle 10 books for free. For regular users, please update the version. And this is the guide for how to remove new Nook DRM.
The Nook DRM Removal has an intuitive and friendly interface, so anybody can use this easy-to-use program smoothly. After inputting correct B&N default payment information, just drag Nook books from the right side.
Epubor Nook DRM Removal finds all your purchased Nook, books automatically in The right side of the software.
Several necessary settings are required at the first running. Then all the following times you only need to click the "Remove".
Epubor software one-time batch help you remove the DRM . The whole process is very fast, without waiting for.
Unlike other DRM schemes, B&N Nook DRM is generated upon Nook default payment information, not the buyer's account information. That's why the method of removing Nook DRM is slightly different.
To check the B&N default payment information, please login B&N Nook's official site, move mouse to "My Account" in the top navigation bar, and choose "Manage Account" in the drop-down menu. Then click "Manage Default Payment" you will see the detailed payment information.
Comprehensive user manual is provided even the program is easy to use. You can access to the specific user manual in the division below, and you can also get it after installing our program.
Whenever you meet a problem in using the program, an instant trouble shooting will pop out and offer you the solution. Our customer service is online 12*6, it is totally free for requesting technical support.
"Very fast at sending me a solution to my technical problem. Thank you for an easy to use software. "
"Got a kindle for Christmas. Epubor converted nook books most excellently. Thanks! "
Ultimate eBook Converter, helps you reading books anywhere, include the best eBook Converter + DRM Removal functions.


text:
Sanctuary TEdit Company
Popular Teas from Sanctuary TSee All 87 Teas
Recent Tasting Notes
Dry honeybush roots have a naturally reddish-brown, woody look. However, I was surprised at how dark Sanctuary T's Chocolate Honeybush appeared in the sample bag. Maybe the chocolate bits enhance the brown tones a little more. The dark background also allows the pink rose petal specks to stand out visually.
Now, considering this drink's name, guess which smell delighted this tea and chocolate lover as soon as she opened the bag? Ohhhhhhhhhh yes! It's not a sugary chocolate scent, though. Instead, It's more like cocoa, raw and slightly nutty. The wood and honey notes from the honeybush also bloom through, giving this blend a warm and unique sultriness. I can't detect much of a rose scent… but let's see what happens when I make my brew.
For my first cup of Chocolate Honeybush, I steep about 1.5 teaspoons in 8 ounces of nearly boiling water for 5 minutes. (I prefer to make my herbal teas with water of 195 degrees Fahrenheit [90 degrees Celcius] instead of 208.) The vibrant reddish-brown infusion is gorgeous and tantalizing, especially with the wood and cocoa notes whispering at my nose. Flavor-wise, this tisane offers equal amounts of cocoa and honeybush, followed by a delightful bittersweet finish. The cocoa complements the wood tones surprisingly well and gets an unexpected boost from the roots' natural sweetness. I still don't smell or taste much from the roses, but the lack of either doesn't detract from the drink.
I'm curious whether a longer brewing time enhances the chocolate flavor, as Sanctuary T suggests. So, I steep a second cup of Chocolate Honeybush for over 6 minutes. The liquor takes on a deeper brown hue; and while the cocoa overtones have strengthened, they don't overpower the honeybush at all. The two flavors are still evenly balanced – a sort of tea equilibrium. (If "tea-quilibrium" wasn't a word before, it is now!) I admit that my tongue misses the typical sugariness and silky texture of chocolate. Then again, if Chocolate Honeybush actually was sugary-sweet and silky, it wouldn't be guilt-free, would it? ;)
Read the full review here: http://bibliophilesreverie.com/2014/11/03/sanctuary-t-chocolate-honeybush-tea/
Flavors: Cocoa, Dark Bittersweet, Honey, Nutty, Wood
Another interesting looking blend in my cup this morning. With such a large ingredients list I have no idea what this will taste like.
The mixture whilst loose smells floral with a touch of sweetness. Once steeped the tea is amber in colour with a nutty, floral, slight ricey smell.
Sweet, ricey, floral, buttery…and some strange chemical vodka taste. Bleugh that strange chemical taste is increasing in strength and making it foul.
I can't finish this so I'm throwing it away and making something else.
Backlogging and based on memory
Experience buying from Sanctuary T http://steepster.com/places/2940-sanctuary-t-online-new-york-new-york?visit=1642
I bought two ounces of this at the end of 2011. I brewed it up not long after (it may have only been once).
I liked everything about this tea: the dry leaf, the aroma, the flavor.
I'm not certain, but I think I brewed this up as I do any green tea.
The only other thing I have to say about this tea at the moment is that they advertize it as a "Korean" green tea, but the leaves look like green tea leaves intermingled with black ones (I can somewhat see it when its dry, but it was obvious when I did my wet leaf analysis). They don't mention anything in their description of this tea about black tea leaves (unless calling it FOP means it contains black tea leaves, and I don't think that's the case). I really can't believe that the dark brown leaves that stand in stark contrast against the dark green leaves are non-oxidized leaves as well. It just ain't so. I have a green tea blend from Teavana (Golden Jade) and this "Korean" tea looks a lot like it (that's not bad, mind you, as the Golden Jade is a quality green/black blended tea). All of those "observations" (along with other things I mention in my company review of SanctuaryT) makes me question whether or not this is truly a Korean green tea. It's good, but it's got oxidized leaves mixed in with the green ones, or I'm a rhino. So, although they advertize it as Korean, I don't know that it really is. AND, if it's a blend then tell me it's a blend. There, I've said my peace.
My first "Korean" green tea, so no rating.


text:
by: Box | 128.6K
by: Box | 128.6K
Expert's review
by Emmanuel Lund, Appszoom
There are coming up lots of cloud-based storage services, however, just a few of them are really being succeeding. Box is one of the most-known cloud-based storage service due to free storage, promotions and user-friendly interface.
Save, check and share your files from anywhere, that's what Box allows you to do. It provides 5GB of free storage after registering (regular promotions can increase it). Since then, you'll be able to backup images, videos or any file format from your mobile to the cloud. You can also do it the other way: download files located in Box to your SDcard for offline access. Likewise, you can easily share files and folders with links, even if the receivers are non-Box users. If they do, you can invite them to share folders. It contains a screen widget to see updates on files by colleagues and quickly upload/download your files.
The app is set in a good-looking layout, blue and white (which reminds the app of that other similar service). Interface has been developed carefully, the outcome: ease of use, just a few taps to perform everything you want.
Box has already over 10 million users and counting. Reliable, secure and worthy. Highly recommended.
Tags: box.net apk , box.net.apk , box net apk , boxnet apk , box , box net.apk
by Emmanuel , Appszoom
Oct 03, 2014
from 128.599 reviews
Free - V3.7.5 - 17M
Download the APK file to your computer. Once transfered to your mobile device, tap on it to install the app
Download APK
APK file Box


text:
Anyone here do the annual 'gong ride on your 'bent?
I'm thinking about having a go at doing it on the 'bent, mainly to have something to aim at in terms of improving the legs.... whaddayareckon, a do-able goal by November even though I only have a few weeks on the 'bent so far?
I'm commuting about 30km a day now, and will ramp it up to 50 a day in a couple of weeks. I don't seem to be getting too much faster but the thighs don't burn quite as much on the climbs now. I'm averaging 20km/hr on my 30km commute, and that's with a couple of chockers-full panniers (about 15kg including the 17" laptop)..... and the missus reckons my thighs have definitely started getting thicker.
What I've noticed is that I'm getting really good at turning, and holding a nice straight line. i crank her right over at 45+ degrees, and even make SHHHHWWWOOOOOSSHHHHHHH" sounds while pretending to pilot a jet fighter going around corners I tell ya, I'm 42 going on 8


text:
- Subscribe
- Magazine
- Contract Packaging
- Education
- Leaders in Packaging
- Calendar
Download this free, 140-page Flexible Packaging Playbook jam-packed with strategies for success, best practices, and pitfalls to avoid. Learn more »
Article | September 30, 1995
Shrink wrap
Transhield shrink wrap from LCM, Inc. (Elkhart, IN) is a nonabrasive, insulating shrink film that can be used on delicate goods or painted products, such as appliances, equipment or vehicles.
The patented film comprises an outer shrink/stretch polyolefin a center of clear fiberized hot melt adhesive and an inner layer of film that reflects 90% of heat while protecting against residue condensation or fogging.
Related Sponsored Content
E-Book Special Report
Total Cost of Ownership
Sign up to receive timely updates from our editors and download this E-Book Special Report to learn how to calculate the true Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of your packaging machinery.