text:
As technology continues to advance and patient needs evolve, the demand for non-invasive procedures is rapidly increasing. Non-invasive procedures are popular because of the appeal that comes with them – no incisions, no recovery time, and no need for sedation or medications. Of course, with these conditions, we are looking for procedures that produce impressive results! With that being said, we are very excited to introduce our patients to two new non-invasive procedures for skin tightening and fat reduction of the face and body – Exilis Elite and Vanquish.
Both devices utilize a unique form of radiofrequency (RF) energy to do their work. The Exilis Elite can be used to tighten skin and contour just about anywhere on the face or body. Heat from the RF energy delivered to the deep layers of the skin and subcutaneous fatty areas trigger collagen remodeling and stimulate new collagen production for tightening as well as the elimination of excess fat cells. No pain medications are needed, although heat over the skin can be experienced to a varied degree by each patient, depending on the area treated. Each treatment lasts approximately 30 to 45 minutes and will need to be repeated every one to two weeks for three to five sessions for best results. We have been treating patients at our practice with the Exilis Elite for several months now and have been impressed with preliminary results, high patient satisfaction, and safety.
The Exilis Elite is not a laser and there is no injury to the overlying skin, no skin peeling, pigment change or prolonged healing. Immediately after treatment, however, mild redness, tenderness and minor swelling may be present and dissipates quickly. Although early results may be visible, most improvement will be noticed between three months to one year following the last treatment session and individual results can vary significantly. In summary, our initial experience with the Exilis Elite in patient outcomes as well as published research support this revolutionary technology in providing the most effective and safe non-invasive skin and tissue tightening along with fat reduction.
The Vanquish device also utilizes radiofrequency energy technology. The Vanquish was just released to ten selected practices in the United States and our practice is very excited to have the opportunity to utilize this revolutionary and research proven system. The Vanquish RF energy is focused into the desired fat layers, while protecting the other surrounding tissues. As with the Exilis Elite, treatments are done in the office without the need for any medication and there is no down or recovery time. Each Vanquish treatment requires approximately 30 to 45 minutes. A qualified technician monitors the energy levels of the device, while it is positioned over the patient's abdomen and flanks during treatment. A warm sensation is typically noted and no significant patient discomfort has been experienced in our limited series. Approximately 4 to 6 treatments are recommended for best results and although immediate results may be seen, optimal improvement may take several months or longer. It should be noted that the Vanquish treatment for fat reduction is not intended to be a substitute for sensible diet and exercise, which are encouraged to maximize the results with these treatments and improve the patient health.
Evolv and Frank Barone Plastic Surgery in Toledo are excited to add the Exilis Elite and Vanquish, non-invasive technologies to our treatment programs to improve body contouring and patient aesthetics. Professional consultation and physical exam are required to determine if the patient is an appropriate candidate for treatment. These treatments are not covered by insurance and a quote will be provided regarding all costs depending on the number of treatments.
Please feel free to contact our professional staff at the office for any questions regarding the Exilis Elite or Vanquish systems.


text:
We'll take care of you.
Celebrating 75 Years
Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in the United States, affecting nine million Americans each year. With Goldenwest, you can be prepared to recover from identity theft before it happens with Fraud-Defender.
View plans and pricing
Click the link above to select the plan that is best for you. Options begin as low as $2.95 per month for individual plans or $5.80 per month for family plans. Even the basic plans come with fully-managed identity recovery, covering every aspect of your identity theft event.
View your account
You are invited to contact our Call Center with questions about Fraud-Defender at 801-621-4550 or 800-283-4550. Or choose our Online Chat feature to have an online conversation with one of our member representatives.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Monday's Headlines recap: 'Ouija' tops box office; Jim Carrey hosts 'Saturday Night Live'; Boston Globe endorses Charlie Baker
|10.27.14 at 10:05 am ET
Here are the highlights from Monday's Headlines on Dennis & Callahan with Kirk Minihane, John Dennis and Gerry Callahan. To hear the segment, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
— It was a big weekend at the box office, as "Fury," "Gone Girl," and "St. Vincent" all finished in the top 10 in ticket sales. No. 1 was "Ouija," topping all of the movies with $20 million. The horror flick did horrible with the critics, but the board game-based movie was a hit with audience goers.
Callahan didn't see that movie, but he enjoyed seeing the Bill Murray comedy "St. Vincent."
"I'll give it B-plus," Callahan said. "It's Bill Murray being Bill Murray is what it is. … Really being Bill Murray, like, kind of grouchy. He is likable in the end, you know how it works."
Minihane and Dennis discussed Ben Affleck's "Gone Girl," saying there is one part in particular that hinders the movie.
"I gave it a B, I think you're with me, the ending wasn't good," said Minihane.
Replied Dennis: "Well, it's the way the book ended."
Said Minihane: "That doesn't excuse it, though."
"What, you want them to change the ending?" asked Dennis.
Replied Callahan: "Just like 'Lone Survivor,' just change the ending — make it sexier."
At first, Minihane couldn't pronounce the movie "Ouija" and was surprised to learn that it was about the popular game.
"That's how you say it? I didn't know that," Minihane said. "Like a stupid Ouija board? They made a movie about that? It made $20 million."
— Comedian Jim Carrey hosted "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend as his new movie "Dumb and Dumber To" is on the verge of being released in theaters. Though there were high expectations going into the episode, the hosts again were disappointed with the sketch show.
"Are we at all concerned yet? Because I am about 'Dumb and Dumber To,' Minihane said.
Replied Callahan: "This has nothing to do with the movie."
"I'm a little worried Jim Carrey's lost his fastball," Minihane said.
— In a somewhat of a surprising move, The Boston Globe backed Charlie Baker's candidacy for governor over democratic candidate Martha Coakley. The newspaper has largely supported democratic candidates during election time. This endorsement had Callahan in a very confused state.
"I base my electoral decisions on [going against] Globe endorsements," Callahan said. "I don't know, I'm confused. What do I do?"
Replied Minihane: "You can't vote for Martha Coakley."
Said Callahan: "I would never do that. I would never, ever do that to you or anyone else."
"What you do is you punt on it," Minihane said."
Live Chat: Kirk Minihane takes your questions, 11:30 a.m.
|10.27.14 at 7:20 am ET
Join Kirk Minihane of the Dennis & Callahan Show for a live chat Monday morning, starting at 11:30. Get your questions in now …
Friday's Three for All recap: Support for Thomas Menino in cancer battle; awkward moment on CSNNE; Notre Dame football player dates porn star
|10.24.14 at 1:56 pm ET
Here are the highlights from Thursday's Three for All on Middays with MFB with Lou Merloni, Christian Fauria and Tim Benz. To hear the segment, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
— Former Boston Mayor Thomas Menino announced Thursday that he will suspend his book tour, no longer seek treatment for cancer and spend more time with his family.
"Great man, we all love Mayor Menino," Merloni said. "Really, we will forever remember Mayor Menino — and he's still with us and we still love the man. But I'm just saying, a great man for the city."
Added Merloni: "He asked for everyone to keep them in their thoughts and prayers. I think I speak for everybody when I say we do."
— Benz recounted an awkward moment during CSNNE's 6:30 program with co-hosts Gary Tanguay and Trenni Kusnierek.
"He asked Trenni if she felt like role-playing, and there was a moment of silence there where I'm not sure if Trenni interpreted it the same way that Gary was meaning to ask it," Benz said. "Whereas I think he was asking role-playing in terms of, 'You play [Darrelle] Revis, I'm going to play Bill] Belichick,' Trenni I swear got a look of horror on her face there for about 20 seconds to see where Gary was going with that.
"She got it at the end and everything was smooth after that. But, Trenni, if you're listening, I was with you for the first 10 or 15 seconds as well. I didn't know where it was going."
— A freshman football player at Notre Dame made gossip headlines when he was spotted on a date with 42-year-old porn star Lisa Ann at a Knicks game.
"I can't imagine the NCAA [not] finding a way to make this be a violation somehow," Fauria said. "Like, somehow you're dating a porn star, this has got to be in the guidelines of what you shouldn't do."
Added Fauria: "You're Notre Dame, you're Catholic Notre Dame, Touchdown Jesus. Do your really think the priests at Notre Dame are happy about this?"
Lisa Ann wasn't shy about publicizing the date.
Said Fauria: "Good for him. Good for him. I'm not sure how long it's going to last …"
Friday's Headlines recap: NYC doctor tests positive for Ebola; Tom Menino cancels chemo treatment; Zach Galifianakis interviews Brad Pitt on 'Between Two Ferns'
|10.24.14 at 8:47 am ET
Here are the highlights from Friday's Headlines on Dennis & Callahan with Kirk Minihane, John Dennis and Gerry Callahan. To hear the segment, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
— A New York City doctor who treated on Ebola patients in West Africa returned to the United States and tested positive for the virus. Dr. Craig Spencer is the fourth person in the U.S. to be diagnosed with Ebola. Once doctors realized Spencer had Ebola, he was quarantined at Bellevue Hospital.
"It's frightening," said Callahan. "You don't agree that this is frightening? This idiot comes back from Africa when he was treating Ebola patients, and instead of just laying low for a while, decides to take the subway to the bowling alley."
Continued Callahan: "First of all, what self-respecting physician bowls?"
Replied Minihane: "I wouldn't mind bowling a little bit more — it's fun."
"Would you be happy if your doctor was giving you a checkup, looking at his watch saying, 'I'm going to leave,'?" said Callahan. 'Shouldn't this doctor be arrested? Quarantined, arrested and charged."
Said Minihane: "I think if you go West Africa, that's great. You want to treat these people, that's wonderful. If you do come back, you can't come out for like two months."
— Former Boston mayor Thomas Menino stopped his chemotherapy treatment and suspended his book tour during his battle with cancer. Menino said he wants to spend time with his family during the difficult time.
Said Dennis: "It doesn't sound good. Good luck to him."
Replied Callahan: "He wants to spend more time with his family, and God bless him, I'm sure he will, do you think he wishes he did that earlier? Because he worked 20 years, seven days a week, 24/7. Do you think there's that regret saying, 'Why didn't I do this?' "
"I think he enjoyed what he did," said Dennis. "I think he enjoyed running the city."
— Zach Galifianakis for the past few years has hosted a parody talk show called "Between Two Ferns," interviewing people ranging from President Barack Obama to actress Jennifer Lawrence. On his newest episode, he held an awkward interview with actor Brad Pitt.
Minihane ran a sound clip of the odd interview and while he enjoyed it, the other hosts did not think it was as funny.
"I guess Brad Pitt didn't really have much to say, but he played along and he got annoyed," said Callahan.
"You play like you're annoyed," replied Minihane. "Some people thought it was real."
Asked Callahan: "Is that the trick for this show? Some people think it's real?"
"Sounds like Brad wasn't buying it," Callahan said.
Thursday's Three for All recap: Singing Italian nun releases controversial debut album; 'Christian from Foxboro' strikes out with Chicago radio station
|10.23.14 at 1:25 pm ET
Here are the highlights from Thursday's Three for All on Middays with MFB with Lou Merloni, Christian Fauria and Tim Benz. To hear the segment, go to the MFB audio on demand page.
— A nun who won the Italian version of "The Voice" released her debut album, and it includes a remake of Madonna's 1984 hit "Like a Virgin."
Sister Cristina Scuccia, a 26-year-old from Sicily, has received some criticism from the Catholic media, although she claims she interpreted it as "a song about the ability of love to renew people, to redeem them from their past."
"Out of all the songs, would this be the one?" Fauria wondered, adding: "So, run out and buy that and see if your priest thinks it's OK."
— On the heels of his memorable prank phone call to a Buffalo radio station last week, Fauria tried calling a Chicago station for Part 2 of "Christian from Foxboro." Unlike last week, when he appeared on air for about 10 minutes (over two segments), this time Fauria was not as well-received, as he was cut off after complaining that he was on hold for too long and that the hosts were putting him to sleep.
Two more attempts to get back on the air ended in failure.
"So when you said [they] were putting [you] to sleep, they wanted to hang up because they didn't want their listeners to think that they were really putting people to sleep?" Merloni asked.
"A little sensitive," Benz noted.
"They did not want to play around," Fauria said.
Added Benz: "When you first called the station did you notice that you sounded like a bizarre combination of Danny Picard and 'Lou from Chicago.' It's amazing how you hybrid yourself like that."
Said Fauria: "I can't help it."
- Aaron Eriskin on Sizing up the competition
- Tim on Mrs. Football vs. Miss Alabama
- gibby on Mrs. Football vs. Miss Alabama
- Kevin Miller on Mrs. Football vs. Miss Alabama
- Captain on Mrs. Football vs. Miss Alabama
- Har in Vancouver on DJ Steve Porter 'Can't Wait'
- SeamusNH on Happy couple caught in the act
- Lollipop on The Lovely Donna Simpson…Smokin!
- RICK ALLEN on The Red Sox new theme song!
- MARJE on Susanne Eman — Wants to be worlds fattest woman


text:
Car Research
Save on new cars, certified cars and used cars with car shopping tools that fit your budget and lifestyle.
AWD/4WD Commercial Convertible Coupe Hatchback Hybrid/Electric Luxury Sedan SUV/Crossover Truck Van/Minivan Wagon
Car Review2016 FIAT 500L: New Car Review The FIAT 500L brings unique FIAT looks -- inside and out -- to a compact-car segment that's just heating up.
New Car Review Video2016 Hyundai Genesis: 5 Reasons to Buy - Video The 2016 Hyundai Genesis is taking on luxury-sedan rivals in more ways than just its price point. Here are five ...
Used Car Review2014 Ford Flex: Used Car Review With the look and driving style of a wagon, the 2014 Ford Flex packs 7-passenger seating, SUVlike cargo space and the ...


text: public schools Three School Districts Chosen For New Effort To Grow STEM Sector By Chuck Hinman • Dec 23, 2015 taylor.a/creative commons license Three Rhode Island school districts have been chosen for a new state initiative aimed at preparing students for jobs in high tech industries. Newport, Providence and Westerly will be part of the program known as P-TECH; short for Pathways in Technology Early College High School program. State Ed Council Approves Millions For School Repairs By Elisabeth Harrison • Oct 21, 2015 Elisabeth Harrison / RIPR Rhode Island's Council for Elementary and Secondary Education approved funding for school building projects in more than a dozen school districts. Most of the money comes from a multi-million school building authority proposed by Governor Gina Raimondo and passed by state lawmakers. Is Public Opinion Turning Against Charter Schools In RI? By Elisabeth Harrison • Jun 30, 2015 Elisabeth Harrison / RIPR Charter schools dodged a bullet, this month when Rhode Island lawmakers ended the legislative session without agreement between House and Senate bills that could have changed the way charter schools are funded and restricted their ability to grow. Rhode Island Public Radio's Elisabeth Harrison asked Tim Groves, the head of the Rhode Island League of Charter Schools, whether he thinks public opinion is turning against charter schools. Lawmakers Find Public Schools Bearing More Costs Than Charter Schools By Kristin Gourlay • May 15, 2015 RIPR FILE State lawmakers say public schools may be paying more than their fair share to support charter schools. That's the major finding of a legislative report about the school system's "fair funding formula." The fair funding formula requires public schools to pay charter schools a certain amount per student that opts to attend a charter school instead. That amount is calculated on how much public schools spend per pupil. But it includes expenses charter schools haven't had to worry about. Teachers to Sound Off on Education Policy By Elisabeth Harrison • May 20, 2013 Rhode Island's two teachers' unions are holding a forum for teachers to discuss their dissatisfaction with new policies in the state's public schools. Teachers have complained about the pace of changes under State Education Commissioner Deborah Gist, and they are particularly concerned about new annual teacher evaluations, which include test scores as one measure of teacher effectiveness. The teachers have asked the state to slow down implementation of the evaluations, saying they are time consuming and need adjustment. Bill would Add Two Student Seats to Rhode Island Board of Education By John Bender • Mar 25, 2013 Legislation sponsored by Providence Rep Edith Ajello, would add two student positions to the newly formed Rhode Island Board of Education. One seat would represent public high schools—the other seat, public colleges. The two students would not be given a vote, but would be able to voice their opinions, providing insight to the board says Ajello. Tensions flare over staffing rules By Elisabeth Harrison • Feb 4, 2013 Relations appear tense between the Rhode Island Federation of Teachers, one of two teachers' unions in Rhode Island, and State Education Commissioner Deborah Gist. Gist sent a letter to Superintendents at the end of January reminding them that state regulations require staffing decisions to be based on performance, rather than the number of years a teacher has been on the job, a practice common in many schools. Class notes: education and the governor's budget By Elisabeth Harrison • Jan 18, 2013 The new budget proposal from Governor Lincoln Chafee is a complex document, so here are a few highlights for schools and colleges. There's a slight increase in this budget proposal for public colleges and universities. Oddly, officials disagree about the exact amount of the increase. The governor's office first reported $8 million, but higher education officials say it's closer to $6 million. The Office of Higher Education says it is grateful for any increase, after years of decreases under former Governor Don Carcieri. Good news, bad news for public schools By Elisabeth Harrison • Jan 16, 2013 The good news this week is that American students stack up better against their international counterparts, if socio-economic background is taken into account. Edweek has a good roundup of the new study by the Stanford Graduate School of Education and the Economic Policy Institute.


text:
New User:
Forgot your password?
Stock Market & Financial Investment News
News Breaks
August 20, 2014
ASARCO obtains approval of order enjoining Sesa Sterlite
On August 7, 2014, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas denied the request of Indian company Sesa Sterlite for an emergency stay of a turnover order issued by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. "We are pleased with this latest ruling," said Jorge Lazalde, executive vice-president of ASARCO. "Sesa Sterlite has attempted for years to evade responsibility for its breach of contract, and this order will help us in our efforts to enforce the judgment we have obtained." In 2012, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court awarded ASARCO $82.75M in damages as a result of Sesa Sterlite's breach of a purchase agreement, but for more than two years, Sesa Sterlite has refused to pay the judgment. The company's refusal led the bankruptcy court to issue a turnover order requiring Sesa Sterlite to turnover cash, assets and property sufficient to satisfy the judgment. The turnover order also prevents Sesa Sterlite, and all persons acting in concert with Sesa Sterlite, from transferring, concealing, or otherwise disposing of Sesa Sterlite's property until further order of the bankruptcy court. In seeking a stay, Sesa Sterlite argued that the order unfairly restricted its continuing business operations, including prohibiting Sesa Sterlite from making dividend payments to the holders of its American Depositary Shares scheduled for payment on or before August 8. The District Court denied the stay, saying, "Sterlite agreed to be governed by United States law back in 2008 when doing so was to its advantage, and only complains now when it may be brought to answer for its 2008 breach of contract." The turnover order also impacts Sesa Sterlite's previously issued $500M in 4% Convertible Senior Notes in the U.S. debt market, which are scheduled to mature on October 30. If Sesa Sterlite fails to pay the judgment to ASARCO by October 30, the turnover order prohibits and enjoins Sesa Sterlite and those acting in concert with it from making or transferring principal and interest payments on the Notes.
News For SSLT From The Last 14 Days
Sign up for a free trial
to see the rest of the stories you've been missing.
There are no results for SSLT
Sign up for a free trial
to see the rest of the stories you've been missing.
I agree to the theflyonthewall.com
disclaimer & terms of use


text:
Reviews - Malt Lodge3
Malt Lodge, 1 Malthouse Hill,, Hythe Kent, CT21 5BW
Price FromView Rooms
Customer Reviews
Our reviews are from genuine LateRooms.com customers. We verify that the customer has stayed before leaving a review.
Very Good
100% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
Room quality
Good value basic accomodation.
The owner was very friendly and really made me feel at home.
I stayed in the single occupancy "student room " for two nights, the only downside which I think was specific to this room only was the use of a shared bathroom but even that was not as bad as I originally expected it to be. Overall the accommodation was exactly what I would expect for the price I paid. I would stay here again without hesitation.
Read More Less
Very enjoyable stay. Very clean and well kept. We highly recommend Thailand Tom for a meal but book!
- < previous
- 1
- page 1 of 1
- > next


text:
I would if I could.
Best Answer
Related Questions
Babejuks 41-45, F 4 Answers 1 May 17, 2014 in Dating & Relationships
Say how and how many times you do that(method)?its say your character..answer me..answer should be sent to inbox..Answer should be to inbox..because girls can also answerDecentindian 22-25, M 1 Answer 0 Apr 30, 2014 in Embarrassing & Funny
I prefer the way it was before...UnapologeticallyMe 18-21, M 4 Answers 0 Sep 30, 2014 in Embarrassing & Funny
They are identical to the ones we receive!!! Seems like a waste of storage capacity. Yeah, thanks for the answers, but the keep TWO SETS, get it? One SENT and an identical INBOX...freeed 66-70, M 9 Answers 1 Jan 24, 2010
How does chat works on EP I had it activated but still can't chat only sent messages or does that means a chat?As well I wanna know if the EP chat is different from other social networking chat... sorta like fb and or yahoo...
lovelywings 31-35, F 19 Answers 5 Jan 25, 2013 in EP
Is there any way to check sent messages ? i have no idea how anything works since the last lot of changesExtremeNext 26-30 1 Answer 1 Jul 2, 2013 in EP
bearpro 26-30, M 4 Answers 0 Dec 8, 2013 in Movies & TV


text:
Jun 30 2013, 3:34am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Brody Jenner is sure Kim Kardashian will be the "best mom ever".
The reality TV star - who gave birth to daughter North West, her first child with rapper Kanye West, earlier this month - will embrace motherhood with great ease because she has experience taking care of her sister's two children, Mason, three, and 11-month-old Penelope, according to her stepbrother.
He said: "Kim is a doting auntie to Kourtney's children and her sister let her experience being around children before she became a parent herself as she knows how useful it is. I've no doubt Kim will be the best mom ever."
And 29-year-old Brody - whose father Bruce Jenner is married to Kim's mother, Kris - is looking forward to babysitting his new niece should his stepsister need him.
He told Closer magazine: "I would be more than happy to do whatever Kim wants, but I think her mom has everything under control."
Brody also defended his sibling's weight gain during her pregnancy after the 32-year-old beauty was criticised for packing on the pounds while expecting baby North.
He added: "I feel for Kim, she's super wealthy, but money isn't everything. She wants happiness. Everyone should lay off because she's incredible.
"Kim was feeling nervous about the birth and she's been under so much stress. I believe that stress had a big impact on the body. I was praying to God that this baby was going to be healthy."
Source: Bang Showbiz
Luigi Lugmayr
Luigi is the founding Chief Editor of I4U News and brings over 15 years experience in the technology field to the ever evolving and exciting world of gadgets. He started I4U News back in 2000 and evolved it into vibrant technology magazine.
Luigi can be contacted directly at email@example.com. Luigi posts regularly on LuigiMe.com about his experience running I4U.
blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
realmagick.com The shrine of knowledge.
Unstructured Data Examples
A selection of articles related to unstructured data examples.
Original articles from our library related to the Unstructured Data Examples. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Unstructured Data Examples.
- Reinforcement Effect and Displacement Trend: No Wine in Old Bottles?
- Two phenomena concerning displacement--the reinforcement effect and the displacement trend--have been only meagerly investigated with virtually no further published studies of them since they were first reported decades ago. Because there appears to be...
Journal of Parapsychology >> vol 53, 1989
- What is hypnotic trance? Does it provide unusual physical or mental capacities?
- 2.1 'Trance;' descriptive or misleading? Most of the classical notions of hypnosis have long held that hypnosis was special in some way from other types of interpersonal communication and that an induction (preparatory process considered by some to be...
Parapsychology >> Hypnosis
- Bringing it Down to Earth: A Fractal Approach
- 'Clouds are not spheres, mountains are not cones, coastlines are not circles, and bark is not smooth, nor does lightning travel in a straight line.' B. Mandelbrot W e want to think about the future - it's our nature. Unlike other creatures, humans possess an...
Mystic Sciences >> Astrology
- The Case of Ted Owens (The PK Man)
- The principal concern of most readers will be whether the evidence in the Ted Owens case, as presented by Dr. Mishlove, is true beyond a reasonable doubt. Were this case the only case open to investigation it might well be considered beyond the pale of...
>> Psychic Abilities
- Christ's Role, As He Might Have Meant It: a Discussion
- It seems that organized religion has assumed the role of Christ in the dispensation of Truth, be it relating to the church itself or in the very Word of God. The Pope, when speaking in his official capacity, is considered to be the mouthpiece of God."...
Religions >> Christianity
- Software of the Mind #3: Implementing Natural Software
- " Logic " is a primary means for the refinement of the mental vehicle in particular. A common view of logic is that it is merely a system of reasoning that is in itself without direction. This view holds that logic is only a framework of...
Mystic Sciences >> Mind
Unstructured Data Examples is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Unstructured Data Examples books and related discussion.
Suggested Pdf Resources
- From Unstructured Data to Actionable Intelligence
- www.ramanarao.com
- Managing Unstructured Data with Oracle Database 11g
- www.oracle.com
- Managing Information Extraction
- unstructured data.
- pages.cs.wisc.edu
- Storage Characterization for Unstructured Data in Online Services
- In this paper, we address the challenge of disk subsystem design for back-end servers hosting large amounts of unstructured (also called blob) data.
- kushagra.vaid.us
- Securing Unstructured Data: How Best-in-Class Companies
- Number of non-compliance incidents related to unstructured data. (e.g.
- www.rsa.com
Suggested News Resources
- Another look at big data
- One is to use a business intelligence tool that uses an index-based approach for both structured and unstructured data. Examples are Endeca (Oracle) Latitude and Connexica. These will run on top of a standard relational data warehouse.
Suggested Web Resources
- Unstructured data - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- What is unstructured data and how is it different from structured data
- Documents are another example of unstructured data.
- searchstorage.techtarget.com
- What is Unstructured Data? by Bill Inmon - BeyeNETWORK
- Feb 19, 2009 There are some interesting examples of unstructured data processing that fall outside of electronic text however.
- www.b-eye-network.com
- On IBM, Unstructured Data, and CEP (The StreamBase Event
- Jun 8, 2009 The reality is that CEP engines have been processing unstructured data for a long time, and doing it well.
- streambase.typepad.com
- IBM - InfoSphere Warehouse - Unstructured Data Analysis
- DB2 Warehouse Edition - unstructured data analysis component. For example, the Explore shows sample contents and details on columns.
- www-01.ibm.com
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
Unstructured Data Examples Topics
Related searcheshistory of bahrain the dilmun era
lee kuan yew
meaning of dreams about child
noam chomsky political views
tirumala tirupati some facts
perpetual motion thought experiments
leon belleth
About - Contact - Advertising
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
Dr. Kelly Huber
Dr. Kelly Huber, a chiropractic physician, certified in acupuncture, received her Bachelors of Science degree in Human Nutrition from Ohio State University in 1993 and her Doctorate from Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis in 1996. She established Chiropractic Plus in Ponte Vedra in 1998, where she practiced as a Certified Golf Fitness Instructor and a Chiropractic Golf Specialist. In 2006, she added a second Chiropractic Plus location in the growing Southside community of Jacksonville. In 2008, Dr. Huber was voted Beaches Favorite Chiropractor by The Beaches Leader. Dr. Huber enjoys treating athletes and patients of all ages ranging from infants to elderly. She individually customizes holistic healthcare plans that combine the following: chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, physical therapy, diet, and nutrition. Dr. Huber is determined to provide hope, healing, and nutritional wellness to all patients.
Mary Lou Van Teylingen began her classical Pilates studies in 2006 at Pilates House in Durban, South Africa. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and nursing. She has always been an active exercise enthusiast with a keen interest in the psychological as well as the physical benefits of movement. She approaches all exercise as healing both physically and mentally. Her background as a registered nurse promotes a nurturing yet demanding style of teaching allowing clients to push past their thresholds and discover newfound strength, flexibility, coordination and energy.
|Dan Kaelin graduated from the Wellness and Massage Training Institute in Chicago, IL. He comes to us with 12 years of experience and is proficient in Swedish, deep tissue, neuromuscular, and pre/post-natal massage therapy. Dan also has a working knowledge of acupressure, trigger points, and reflexology.
|Claudio Lopez has 8 years of massage therapy experience. He graduated from Heritage Institute with certifications in neuromuscular therapy and advanced sports massage. Claudio also specializes in deep tissue and Swedish massage styles.


text:
As New 2008 Copyright In Softcover Format, Tennessee Reading Street, Grade 3: Teacher's Manual For Weekly Selection Tests In TCAP Format With Answer Key, Units 1-6, Selection Test Answers, Assess Comprehension Of Weekly Selections In TCAP Format, Assess Understanding Of Weekly Comprehension Skills, Assess Knowledge Of Selection Vocabulary, 150 Pages, Yellow And Purple Striped Cover, Identifier Inside Front Cover And Light Shelf Wear (2008 Copyright) LR67. Bookseller Inventory #
Title: Tennessee Reading Street, Grade 3: Teacher's...
Publisher: Pearson/Scott Foresman
Publication Date: 2008
Binding: Soft cover
Book Condition: As New
AbeBooks offers millions of new, used, rare and out-of-print books, as well as cheap textbooks from thousands of booksellers around the world. Shopping on AbeBooks is easy, safe and 100% secure - search for your book, purchase a copy via our secure checkout and the bookseller ships it straight to you.
New and used copies of new releases, best sellers and award winners. Save money with our huge selection.
From scarce first editions to sought-after signatures, find an array of rare, valuable and highly collectible books.
Catch a break with big discounts and fantastic deals on new and used textbooks.


text:
Throwdown: Xprezo Wuuu and Salsa Horsethief
Two modern, full suspension trail bikes that can handle a little of everything.
Read our first impressions here.Tweet
Review: 2013 Salsa Fargo 2
Rather than a beefed-up touring bike, the Fargo 2 is actually a drop-bar mountain bike, with a lighter compact frame, 2×10 drivetrain, tubeless wheels, and slacker geometry than you would find on a road-going touring bike. A tall, 44mm head tube means a higher handlebar for comfort off-road, and suspension-corrected geometry allows a suspension fork upgrade.
Click here to read the full, long-term review.Tweet
Review: Knolly Endorphin
Knolly Bikes' CEO and chief designer, Noel Buckley (hence the correct pronunciation: noll-lee), not only has a degree in engineering and physics, but was born and bred on the trails of Vancouver. This is quite apparent in Knolly's lineup of bikes built for the rocks and roots of the North Shore. From the Red Bull Rampage tested Podium and the all-mountain monster Chilcotin, to the relatively tame Endorphin, all are built to take a bit of abuse. Don't let my choice of words fool you, the Endorphin would hardly ever be classified as tame in some other manufacturers' line ups, but at 140mm, it's the shortest travel bike Knolly offers.Tweet
Review: Lenz Mammoth
By Jon Pratt. Photos by Justin Steiner.
Devin Lenz built his first full suspension bike in 1996, and started selling his frames the following year. Lenz started with mid-travel cross-country and trail bikes and quickly dialed up the squish with his gravity rigs. Lenz entered the 29er market in 2004 when he saw an emerging niche he could fill.
What are Devin's goals when designing a bike? Simply put, simplicity, lightweight, and stiffness. It's pretty straightforward thinking. Devin puts these design principles into all his bikes, including the Mammoth: a sturdy 5-inch-travel trail bike built around a linkage-driven single pivot.
The Mammoth inherits its DNA from two popular Lenz 29er models: the Behemoth, the first long travel all-mountain 29er, and the more cross- country oriented Leviathan 29×4.0. The Mammoth is designed to tackle technical terrain while still being light enough for all-day epic rides.
Lenz would rather not build a complete bike, preferring to sell the frame and shock to a shop and allowing it to be customized to the rider's needs. That said, he will sell a complete build when one is requested. My complete Mammoth came with: a Fox RP23 shock, White Brothers 140mm LOOP fork, Terry Fly Saddle, Maxxis Ardent tires, Truvativ XO brakes and drivetrain, and DT Swiss XM 490 wheels. A very respectable build.
I had the pleasure of riding the Mammoth over varied terrain and found the bike to perform as advertised. Being the kind of rider who takes the more aggressive technical line whenever possible, and loving to sprint up hills when I've got gas left in the tank, the Mammoth was well suited to my needs from our very first outing. It glided over my favorite trails, and responded confidently when I ventured off the beaten path and encountered the unexpected trail feature.
The simple suspension design mated with the LOOP and RP23 worked well. The LOOP is incredibly stiff and responsive, even if it's pretty noisy during its rebound stroke. Once I put it through a few rocky sections I never wondered if I would be sent flying off in the wrong direction…just point and go. The rear suspension design felt pretty spot-on as well. Because of the low placement of the main pivot, the rear wheel maintained traction during technical climbs, and the RP23 was able to handle larger bumps at speed. I didn't notice any significant pedal bob while climbing.
The 69° headtube angle isn't too slack to prohibit efficient climbing, but is slack enough to encourage forays down the mountain at speeds not comfortable, or safe, on steeper bikes. The 444mm chainstays felt perfect on the Mammoth, keeping the bike stabile during descents but never adversely affected the front end on tight, switchback climbs.
It's worth mentioning that the bottom bracket is pretty high for this type of bike. The Mammoth's high bottom bracket is not ideally suited to carving through corners. Its strength is in ground clearance. A half-inch can make the difference between getting through a tough section and hitting a pedal at the most inopportune time.
There are some things that I'd like to see in the next generation of the Mammoth: a rear thru-axle, which Lenz is planning to include, and water bottle cage mounts that allow me to run a standard cage and bottle under the downtube. The high placement of the mounts on my large frame forced me to use a shorter bottle in the cage than I'm accustomed to. Lenz told me he is looking into this. That being said, the medium and small frames will not accommodate a water bottle.
I really love the anodizing and the extremely low-key graphics on the Mammoth. Unfortunately it sounds like the anodized graphics are going to be replaced with a similarly designed sticker. It turns out the etching of the logo and graphics is an incredibly difficult process. I hope Lenz can find a way to either mimic the subtle graphics or figure out a way to keep doing what he's been doing. Time will tell.
I dig this bike, in all its simplicity and toughness. The Mammoth is ideal for the rider who takes the technical line while everyone else chooses the easy route. Add in its climbing prowess and this is a great all-around trail bike that's incredibly fun to ride.
Vital stats
- Wheelbase: 46 inches, 1168mm
- Head Angle: 69 degrees
- Seat Tube Angle: 73.8 degrees
- Bottom Bracket: 13.75 inches, 349mm
- Chainstay Length: 17.5 inches, 444mm
- Weight: 6.5lbs., 2.9kg (frame and shock); 28.3lbs., 12.8kg (as tested)
- Sizes: S, M, L(tested), XL, XXL
- Specs based on size tested
- Price: $2,350 (frame and shock)
- Made in United States
First impression: Lynskey Pro29 FS-120
By Jon Pratt. Photos by Adam Newman.
Mark Lynskey from Lynskey Performance stopped by the Dirt Rag office a few weeks ago to hang out, shoot the shit and sample some of the local trails. After a fun-filled day he needed to get on the road, but we wanted some extra time on his personal rig… the 120mm full suspension, titanium Pro29 FS-120 he had with him. So, while he was packing up to leave we used some tried and true misdirection techniques to distract him, and bam… he left the bike in the basement. Score.
What is that you say? A full suspension 29-inch Lynskey? Yep. The Pro29 FS-120 has been available to the public for about four months. Mark has been riding prototypes of the current model for the last few years. Lynskey, well known for its hardtail titanium bikes, has been interested in developing a full suspension model for a long time, but there were a few hurdles to getting started in the full suspension game.
Building a system from the ground up is expensive and time consuming. Time wasn't something Lynskey Performance had any extra of. The hardtail design and production was absorbing most of it. In addition, before work can even be started there needs to be an in-depth discovery phase to make sure you aren't using any patented technologies in your suspension design. Fortunately there are people like David Earle from the Sotto Group.
To put it simply, David Earle knows his stuff. David has worked for many years as an engineer in companies such as Bontrager Cycles, Santa Cruz Bicycles and Specialized, as well as with Lockheed Missiles and Space. He's been heavily involved in developing suspension technologies like VPP and Switch, and along the way has designed some pretty killer bikes like the Nomad, VP-Free, and P3 to name a few.
Lynskey wanted the bike to be bulletproof and the suspension to work from the very first build. To borrow an old adage, "First Impressions are Lasting Impressions". So they brought in Earle who designed the suspension around Lynskey's desire for a cross country bike meant not for the XC racer, but more for the aggressive trail rider. Earle provided the pivot point locations and the size and valving for the shock. Lynskey designed the bike around those specifications.
The culmination of this partnership is the Pro29 FS-120, a bike at home on singletrack with moderately difficult technical features. It is designed to be stable while climbing and quick but not twitchy. Limiting pedal bob while climbing is achieved through the high main pivot that sits forward of the bottom bracket. Also 50 percent of the rear travel sees the axle moving backwards, pulling the tire into the dirt.
In addition to the suspension design, Lynskey wanted a bike that was stiff but not uncomfortably so. To achieve this Lynskey pioneered Helix tubing technology. Without going into too much detail, the helix shaped down tube balances the benefits of a round tube and a beam. Beams are good at resisting bending, while round tubes are good at resisting twisting forces. Instead of choosing one over the other, the helix shape provides both, evenly distributed along the length of the tube. In addition, the large swingarm pivot, attached to the helix down tube, uses a Shimano press-fit bottom bracket bearing. Beefy.
So how did it feel on the trail? Pretty awesome. The suspension works as designed and I didn't notice any significant pedal bob while climbing. Leaving the Fox Float CTD in trail mode seemed to tackle most of the technical lines I chose. Mark had his bike set up with a remote lock out on the Fox Float 32, which I used on several longish climbs in concert with the climb setting on the CTD shock. I did venture into some more sketchy sections and the descend mode provided just enough plushness to get me through. Pretty much anywhere I took the Pro29 the suspension systems reacted well, and there were no unwelcomed surprises.
I'm guilty of always thinking titanium and suspension won't get along, and I took the Pro29 out expecting to feel a lot of sway in the rear end, especially in some of the more bermy sections of my favorite trails. Well… not so much. The bike reacted well to quick lateral directional changes and the rear didn't take long to snap back to middle when exiting the berms. It was predictable. And that's good. I also didn't notice any significant flex while under load from hard uphill pedaling. Maybe it's the helix down tube, maybe the huge swingarm pivot… whatever it is, it works.
After about 15 minutes of adjusting to a new bike it really started feeling at home on my favorite trails. I was comfortable pushing it through some pretty aggressive sections and it handled the smooth flowy bits with ease. Good stuff Lynskey… good stuff. I was riding the 2nd generation of the Pro29 FS-120 which has the swingarm pivot built into the down tube. Gen 1 had it installed in a Ti plate above the bottom bracket. While the current Pro29 FS-120 utilizes sliding dropouts to allow for a thru axle or 9mm QR in the rear, the next generation, slated for 2014, will be fixed and accept Shimano or DT Swiss thru axles. No other changes are planned. MSRP is $5,900 with XT components (and right now it's on sale). Choosing the XTR kit adds another $1,600 to the build.Tweet
Gallery: Dirt Rag rides Sedona
By Jon Pratt
Recently a few select, privileged, cooler-than-the-rest, Dirt Rag staffers hit up Sedona for a couple of days of fun in the desert. With the guiding hands of Matt McFee, Kevin Waterbury, and Hermosa Tours we sampled some of the best singletrack and crazy crystal-powered-UFO folklore the region has to offer. Look for the story in the new issue of the magazine:
We were stoked to rest our heads at the Red Agave Resort, from where the trail system literally flows out of the brick courtyard. Miles and miles of red rock and singletrack with sharp needle bearing cactuses penalizing any tire that roamed off the well-beaten path. Or for that matter, any body that decided to come to rest in the wrong place along the way.
Sedona turns out to be quite an interesting (strange) place when you spend some time poking around. Crystals, skulls, UFO tours, and every type of new age movement has taken hold in and around the magical Bell Rock…which contains an alien spacecraft awaiting its launching orders to go back home…if you didn't already know.
While we were there we had fun testing bikes and the vortices surrounding the town, and got to take some cool photos along the way. Enjoy a few here, then head on over to your local bike shop or newsstand to pick up a copy of the newest issue of Dirt Rag to read all about our adventures in the Valentine State. You really should grab yourself a print or digital subscription so you don't miss all the great stuff we've got planned for the coming issues.
First Impression: Pivot LES
By Jon Pratt. Photos by Justin Steiner.
The LES is Pivot Cycles' first entry into the hardtail 29er market. With a carbon frame, a slack 69.5-degree headtube angle, low 12.1" bottom bracket, short 17.1" chainstays, and weighing in at a scant 22.5 pounds, the LES is meant to be a high performance race bike that affords a smoother ride than its XC brethren. For our upcoming review we got our hands on a fully blinged-out carbon XTR build which came complete with a 100mm travel Kashima coated Fox Float 29 100mm CTD fork, XTR drivetrain and Trail brakes, 700mm carbon handlebar, and DT 240 wheels. Sexy.
On my initial outings this bike feels light, and fast. The wide 92mm press fit bottom bracket makes for a substantial bottom bracket junction which looks and feels like it will retain stiffness while putting the hammer down, and help transfer some of that energy from my legs to the gears. Matched with the Fox Float, and a stiff rear, climbing some of my favorite trails has been noticeably easier. The frame also feels pretty smooth when hitting some of the more chattery sections. All good signs for things to come.
One of the cool features on the LES is its ability to be run geared or singlespeed. While all the frames come with carbon dropouts, featuring a 142x12mm thru axel, post disc mounts, and a replaceable derailleur hanger, we also got our hands on Pivot's Swinger Kit. The kit includes cold-forged aluminum dropouts, a front derailleur plate, and caps to cover all the geared cable locations. I'm interested just how easy it is to swap between the two. And because of its slackened head tube angle and short chainstays, I'm anxious to see how well the LES performs on some of the more technical lines.
Look for a full review in Issue #170 of Dirt Rag. Click here to subscribe.
Vital stats
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
- Warranty: 3 years
- Size: S, M (tested), L, XL
- Price: $6,700
- Website: www.pivotcycles.com
Review: Surly Troll
By Jon Pratt, photos by Justin Steiner.
Surly has long created simple, utilitarian, steel bikes built to do their jobs without complaint, like the Moonlander, the Cross-Check, and the Long Haul Trucker. They've added another feather in their cap with the introduction of the Troll, a 26-inch-wheeled off-road touring bike designed for a multitude of tasks: touring, commuting, mountain biking, hauling, and just about anything else you can think of. The Troll is based on Surly's 1×1 singlespeed frame, and adds rack and fender bosses, a derailleur hanger, a spot for anchoring a Rohloff hub, and holes for Surly or B.O.B. trailer mounts. You can choose to run the chromoly fork, included in the complete bike build, or throw on your own 100mm suspension fork.
Initially, I set the Troll up with fenders and a Surly rear rack to commute to work and run errands around my neighborhood. On short trips to the store it did well smooth and capable of hauling everything I needed it to. On my 12-mile pavement commute, the stock 2.3-inch Kenda Kiniption tires slowed me down noticeably. I did, however, enjoy the view from a more upright cockpit thanks to the swept-back Surly Open Bar handlebars.
I had the opportunity to see how the Troll would do as a touring machine on our rail-trail trip to Washington, D.C. (see page 48). Expecting the worst—it was March and the 345-mile off-road route can get interesting with precipitation—I threw on a Surly front rack and a set of knobbier tires. The Troll weighed 39lbs. before loading any gear, and it topped out at 94lbs. when all was said and done. So, off we went.
The Troll did pretty well on this tour. Shimano Deore front and rear derailleurs dealt with the shifting demands under the heavy load without a whimper. The saddle wasn't the most comfortable thing in the world, but it held its own. I did experience noticeable flex in the handlebars and some flex in the frame. While I may have been a little over-sensitive to the frame flex, the handlebars just didn't stand up to the job. Along with their lack of stiffness, they didn't provide enough comfortable hand positions for a long haul.
And while I enjoyed the 26-inch wheels around town and on some off-road shortcuts between destinations, I would have rather had 29-inch wheels on tour. Those touring in foreign parts may prefer 26-inch, since 700c wheels, tires, and tubes can be scarce outside the U.S.
My experiences with loaded bike touring have taught me that how you set up your racks and disperse the weight is very important to your overall comfort and the bike's performance. The upright riding position of the Troll means the rear wheel carries more of the rider's weight, so the front rack needs to carry enough gear to offset this. While you're at it, make sure those racks are as low as possible, close to your wheels or fenders. Initially, I had my rear rack a bit too high and experienced some shimmying from the front end as a result. Low, balanced, and well-secured gear is the way to go.
I came away from my time with the Troll both loving its multipurpose beauty and disliking its few shortcomings. Taking the good with the bad, the Troll succeeded in its do-it-all, burly goals, but fell a little short in its commuting and touring prowess. I'd recommend it for someone interested in light touring, or needing an urban utility vehicle. Three-year warranty on the frame, one year on all the Surly parts.
Bike stats
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
- Price: $1,399
- Weight: 30.4lbs. (without pedals)
- Sizes Available: 14", 16", 18", 20" (tested), 22"
- Contact: www.surlybikes.com
Tester stats
- Age: 41
- Height: 5'11"
- Weight: 185lbs.
- Inseam: 32"
Trek announces factory XC race team
Trek has announced a new cross-country mountain bike race team for 2013 dubbed Trek Factory Racing. Forged with Olympic veterans, the team will feature US National Champion Sam Schultz, Canada's Emily Batty, 23-year-old rising star Annie Last, two-time Olympian Dan McConnell, and U23 podium finisher Rebecca Henderson. Managing the team will be industry veteran Jon Rourke.
"Trek Factory Racing represents both the current and next generation of XC superheroes," said Travis Ott, Trek's global mountain bike brand manager in a statement.
The team will be racing on Trek's all-new Superfly SL and Superfly 100 SL, featuring Shimano XTR components, FOX suspension, Bontrager tires, and of course, Trek branded gear.
Also with Trek this year will be Russell Finsterwal, racing internationally as well as defending his U23 US title, along with Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski and Heather Irmiger tearing up the dirt in the increasingly popular field of enduro racing.
With last year's announcement that Trek World Racing (a separate team) would drop XC racing for 2013, it's great to see the team find a new home under the Trek Factory Racing banner.
Also, be sure to check out our "Catching Up With: Emily Batty" feature in Issue #166 of the magazine.Tweet
First Impression: Norco Aurum 2
By Jon Pratt,
The Aurum 2 is Norco Bicycles' entry level downhill bike offering. At a mere $1,000 more than an Aurum frame kit, this complete bike packs a lot of punch for the money. It's also a significant upgrade from the Team DH model it replaced; with better square edge bump compliance, more efficient pedaling through increased chain growth, a reduction in brake jack, and a more easily tuned suspension.
One of the more interesting bits on the Aurum is what Norco is calling their Gravity Tune technology. Gravity Tune adjusts the bike's geometry through the use of different bottom bracket assemblies in each of the frame's three sizes. As the bike size increases the change in the assembly allows the rear end of the bike to lengthen and keep the rider's center of gravity consistent.
I'm pretty impressed with what $3,550 can get you. Geometry is pretty much on par with today's downhill bike offerings with a 14-inch bottom bracket height and 63.5-degree headtube angle, making it great at carving the turns and accelerating through the more technical steep sections. Component selection is decent with the RockShox Boxxer fork, X-Fusion Vector shock, SRAM X7 shifting, and Avid Elixr 5 brakes. I particularly dig the integrated fork bumpers and seat post clamp, both showing great attention to detail. Bikes that fit well and respond consistently instill confidence, and so far the Aurum has done just that.
I'm looking forward to many more runs on the Aurum this season; keep an eye out for the full review in Issue #167 of Dirt Rag.Tweet


text:
SENtimental Value by RobaatoWatch
©2013-2016 Robaato
This is a small illo to signal boost for my friends at Cakemachine Games' Kickstarter, their game Project SEN!
Classic Megaman X/Super Metroid-like platforming, music by Coda (Cryamore's Surasshu's first partner-in-rhythm), and hand-drawn animation. Check it out!
awesome =u=
It's good to know that they plan to re-launch the Kickstarter for this game latter in 2014
Damn I LOVE your art style!
It's like a combination of MegaMan and Western Comic styles!
it seems like she's leaning over because her boobs are too heavy but she's unbalanced because her ass is so big. She's got junk in the trunk and the hood.
see now if the actual game character was going to look like THAT, I'd defiantly back it
Nice digital colors
I like this a lot
Thanks for making this art and by extension, making me aware of this game. ^_^
cute and awesome
Gonna love that look.
So basically it's like playing as Justin Bailey Samus in Metroid 1 without having to bother with the code.
I love the colours used. Awesome work.
awesome coloring ..
Drop dead sexy.
Very cool.
I donated for it.
The colours are perfect they scream arcade.
Sounds awesome. Gonna have to check that out.
Never cease to amaze me good sir luv it
Damn, this is freaking awesome. Thanks for giving this a signal boost. I'm sure they will appreciate it.
Well, I see you added some "improvements" to the heroine's design And that background is killer. Love the old school digital blocks.
- Look very close to metroid -
Woooah I thought it looked familiar!
What will it take to have a fanart drawn when I launch my kickstarter game project?
What will it take to have a fanart drawn when I launch my kickstarter game project?
Saw the vid, looks pretty interesting.
DAT GRID! DAT OUTER GLOW! DAT GAME! DEM COLORS! I really like the layout of the image's elements. The effects inside selective "pixels" within the grid is just brilliant. Also, OMG THE GRID HAS GRADIENT! How'd you do that? How'd you build a grid to begin with?
nice style
I really, really like your art style
:3 I like this kind of pose on girls with that kind of body ^^
I like that you drew her more beefy in reflection of the game's design. Too often people thin down their female characters, and I always think that is such a shame.
D I like h design!aaawww she's really sweet looking!!
I backed this game! I hope they make the bewbs jiggle if they got enough backers
The crossover between Megaman X and Super Metroid is very interesting the 2D art is really good and obviously we need more games with curvy girls. I'll support it
Her eyes isn't the only thing that is attracting attention if you catch my drift ;3
Awesome Brodah!!
How are you involved in so many amazing projects? I bask in your glory. Teach me your ways!
Amazingly done, my friend.
I love her design and your style.
I love her design and your style.
Looks neat
its a cool idea, but im not digging the way the characters are so...rectanglish, kinda beefcak-y? :\ idk if that is how the sprite will look or if its something else.
wow... the thights!
Whoa sexy looking!
Damn, its so perfect!
Jeez man, that's a mighty inspiring background! O_O


text:
As mentioned 6 months ago, Exchange 2003 is rapidly approaching the end of its extended product lifecycle. The ship is getting ready to launch, and hopefully this should not surprise anyone.
Exchange 2003 certainly has had a good run over the last 10 years since it was released back in back in October 2003. It made ActiveSync available to the mainstream (Mobile Information Server was not required), implemented anti-spam measures and also introduced RPC/HTTPS which was later renamed to be Outlook Anywhere. Do you still remember the "fun" of manually configuring the OA settings, prior to SP1, manually in the registry?
Exchange had certainly reached a point during the Exchange 2003 lifecycle which meant radical changes were required to let Exchange grow and overcome certain limitations. Moving to x64 based architecture allowed Exchange to leverage more memory and move beyond the painful limitation of only being able to work with 4GB of memory. PowerShell simplified the administrator's life compared to writing vbscript, and the Exchange System Manager with options buried at numerous levels was also replaced.
While we can now look back on those halcyon days, it's almost time to say goodbye to this old friend....
Six months from today, Exchange 2003 will reach the end of it's extended support window. Additionally other products will also cease to be supported on the same date. Please make sure that the 8th of April 2014 is in your calendar!
Outlook 2003 will transition out of extended support on 8th of April 2014
Exchange Server 2003 will transition out of extended support on 8th of April 2014
Windows XP will transition out of extended support on 8th of April 2014
Exchange 2010 SP2 will transition out of support on 8th April 2014
And as a non Exchange specific item, please also note Windows 2003:
Windows Server 2003 will transition out of extended support on 14th of July 2015
The Lifecycle site's FAQ has more information and details on support options if you are not able to complete your migration prior to the end of support dates.
Make sure that you are able to migrate to a supported product prior to the support expiration date. Security updates will not be provided for products that are not supported.
If you would like to have Microsoft Premier Field Engineering (PFE) visit your company and assist with the topic(s) presented in this blog post, then please contact your Microsoft Premier Technical Account Manager (TAM) for more information on scheduling and our varied offerings!
If you are not currently benefiting from Microsoft Premier support and you'd like more information about Premier, please email the appropriate contact below, and tell them you how you got introduced!
For all other areas please use the US contact point.
One option is to move to Hosted Exchange. As a user, you still stay on Exchange technology, but you never have to worrk about another migration or upgrade again. Intermedia, a Microsoft partner, is the largest Hosted Exchange email provider partner and
they offer free migration from Exchange 2003 to Hosted Exchange for any number of users.


text:
Service to America Leadership Award
Mr. Imus and Mrs. Reagan were presented with awards for their work on behalf of various charities and causes.
People in this video
- Edward Fritts President and CEO National Association of Broadcasters
- Don Imus Talk Show Host WFAN-AM
- J. "Robert" Robert Kerrey U.S. Senator [D] Nebraska
- Nancy Reagan First Lady (Former) United States
- Cokie Roberts Correspondent ABC News->Congress
Hosting Organization
Related Video
Service to America Summit
Participants talked about various ways local broadcasters serve their community. Mr. Mfume spoke about the…
Service to America Summit
Broadcasting Issues
Following the presentation of an award to Cokie Roberts, Mr. Diller spoke to broadcasters about his career,…
Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate
The Democratic presidential candidates debated issues such as health care and campaign financing as they prepare for…


text:
tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:/projects/1019019367/urbanized-a-documentary-film-by-gary-hustwit/posts Kickstarter: Urbanized: A Documentary Film 2013-10-16T15:24:46-04:00 tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/631280 2013-10-16T15:42:29-04:00 2013-10-16T15:42:29-04:00 Last chance to be part of "Helvetica/Objectified/Urbanized: The Complete Interviews" This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/603008 2013-09-18T14:56:06-04:00 2013-10-15T12:46:19-04:00 Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanized: The Complete Interviews This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/422996 2013-03-08T10:06:24-05:00 2013-03-08T10:06:24-05:00 Cool new Kickstarter project + Design Trilogy box sets This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/255669 2012-06-27T15:44:35-04:00 2012-06-27T15:44:35-04:00 Final Urbanized update, and on to The Olympic City This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/236998 2012-05-30T14:53:53-04:00 2012-05-30T14:53:53-04:00 My new project: The Olympic City
Greetings Urbanized backers, hope you're all well. Just wanted to let you know about The Olympic City, a new photo book I'm collaborating on with photographer Jon Pack that looks at the legacy of the Olympics Games in former host cities around the world. Hosting the Olympics has become a way for a city to show itself off on an international stage and generate toursim dollars, and cities spend millions or billions for the privilege. But after the events are over, the medals have been handed out, and the torch has been extinguished, what happens next?

In The Olympic City, we're documenting the successes and failures, the forgotten remnants and the ghosts of the Olympic spectacle. Some former Olympic sites are retrofitted and used in ways that belie their grand beginnings; turned into prisons, housing, malls, gyms, churches. Others sit unused for decades and become tragic time capsules, examples of misguided planning and broken promises of the benefits that the Games would bring. We're interested in these disparate ideas — decay and rebirth — and how each site seems to have gone one way or the other, either by choice or circumstance. We're equally interested in the lives of the people whose neighborhoods have been transformed by Olympic development.

A large-format hardcover book of the photographs will be published in March, 2013, in a limited edition of 1,000 copies. We're excited the acclaimed graphic designer Paul Sahre is designing the book. There will also be an exhibition of the photos in New York City and other cities early next year, details TBA. We've launched a Kickstarter campaign for the project, you can back it and receive copies of the book, a deleuxe version, original prints from the project, and more.

The role of the spectacle in urban design (sports stadiums, convention centers, etc.) was something our team discussed at length while making Urbanized but we didn't end up having space to include that discussion in the film, so I'm excited to explore it in another media with this project. I hope you'll follow along as we finish the book, it should yield some interesting discoveries.

Cheers!
-Gary
 tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/209851 2012-04-17T20:53:21-04:00 2012-04-17T20:53:22-04:00 Trilogy Boxes This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/202092 2012-04-04T19:17:45-04:00 2012-04-04T19:17:45-04:00 Trilogy Boxes shipping! This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/186478 2012-03-07T17:20:42-05:00 2012-03-07T17:20:42-05:00 Digital Downloads for all backers! This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/178901 2012-02-22T12:54:12-05:00 2012-02-22T12:54:13-05:00 Rewards update This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read. tag:www.kickstarter.com,2008-10-09:Post/158588 2012-01-04T17:19:58-05:00 2012-01-04T17:19:58-05:00 New Year's Update This post is for backers only. Please visit Kickstarter.com and log in to read.


text:
2 momma little bottles
2 pairs of socks
Carseat and stroller
And a little pigamas.
Im sooooooo happy!
If I could do my baby gear over I would buy almost everything used. It is used for such a short time. Check out craigslist and consignment shops.
We bought our Chicco travel system off a close family friend along with a mattress, and a jumparoo. That was with our previous pregnancy when we bought all of that. So far with this pregnancy we have over a 1000 diapers ranging from newborn to size 3 in both Huggies & Pampers (DH has become obsessed with stockpiling!) We also have a ton of wipes. We got quite a bit of stuff at our shower. We received $200 in BRU gift cards so we went there Friday and got the things we still needed that we didn't get at the baby shower like sheets, bottles, bobby covers, more wipes, first aid kit and grooming kit. I am getting ready to go raid a really good family friends garage of all her baby things. They are official done having kids and she was one of the OCD clean kinda moms so everything is very trust worthy!
Married Josh - 6/19/2010
Got BFP - 6/17/2012 EDD - 2/26/2013 MC 8/14/2012
BFP 1/4/2013 Miss Olivia's Maxine born 9/6/2013
We're trying not to buy a lot since we still have two showers coming up, but we did buy some cloth diapers, a high chair that was on Woot Kids, a few used clothing items and a rocker for the nursery.
a bunch of clothes but most are for next season and winter only about a handful for this season (it'll still be hot for a while once she's born). PJ's, onesies, 2 cases of diaper, dresser, changing table, an addtional car seat for DH's truck, 2 10 packs of plain bibs, 2 cases of wipes, body wash and shampoo, baby bath, 1 set of bottles, bottle warmer, 8 pacifiers (i figure that should be enough even if one or two does get lost) and crib mattress.
Purchased for us: stroller, infant car seat, crib, diaper bag, diaper pail, and some other stuff I can't remember lol.
Married 12.16.02 and I'm a PCOS Warrior!
Not much. a vibrating chair, a stroller/carseat combo, some onsies. We are holding off until the baby shower, and are already expecting a hand me down crib... So we have the MUST HAVES should we be surprised too early.
we got -
crib mattress and mattress cover
3 fitted sheets
mesh bumper
2 blankets
bootle rack
3 pic 3-6 months cloths
ordered online and waiitn -
8 bibs
3 mittens
4 bottles
8 pair of socks
i have to buy cloths, car seat , stroller..and the list goes on!
Thanking God for all the blessings!!!!! looking forward to many more!
Crib & matress
8 piece comforter set
pack n' play
carseat/stroller system
Get a tissue for your issue!!
Javier [ (8/10/2004), Sincere V (2/22/2010-2/14/2011), & Rae Jr. 's MOMJ
CEO of the C.T.F.D. crew


text:
Jay Carney grilled for US double standards
- Uploaded by Kanaeta on Feb 23, 2012
- Views: 213
Uploaded by RTAmerica on Feb 22, 2012
The US is no stranger to the double standard. At times the US praises people rising up against their government, but cracks down on Occupy Wall Street protesters. Lately the US has applauded aggressive journalism abroad after three reporters died in Syria this month, but ABC's Jake Tapper wasn't letting the White House get away with their double standard that easily. Tapper criticizes Carney over the US double standard.
Like us and/or follow us:


text:
NPR Newscast
4min 45sec
A watchtower rises above the maximum security complex at Pelican Bay State Prison near Crescent City, Calif.
Ben Margot/AP
hide caption
July 11, 2013 Thousands of prisoners across the state are expressing solidarity with inmates being held in solitary confinement at Pelican Bay State Prison in Northern California.
<iframe src="http://www.npr.org/player/embed/201002831/201017921" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player">
April 29, 2013 About 40 medical personnel are at the facility where 100 of the 166 prisoners are refusing to eat. Twenty-one prisoners are being force fed through nasal tubes.
April 22, 2013 The U.S. military announced Sunday that 84 of the 166 prisoners at the camp are on hunger strike; 16 of them are being force fed through tubes.
Activist Irom Sharmila is flanked by a policeman, left, and a supporter, on Monday in New Delhi. Sharmila has been on a hunger strike for 12 years to protest an Indian law that suspends many human rights protections in areas of conflict.
Tsering Topgyal/AP
hide caption
March 4, 2013 Irom Sharmila hasn't eaten on her own since November 2000. She is protesting against an Indian law that suspends human rights guarantees in conflict-ridden parts of the country. The government force-feeds her through a tube.
NPR thanks our sponsors
Become an NPR sponsor


text:
P.O. Box 323, Granville MA 01034 / 1-888-550-4PMC / email@example.com
At Prospect Mountain Campground, our goal is to make your family camping experience as pleasant and as fun as possible!
To make your stay more comfortable, Prospect Mountain Campground is happy to provide the following:
large wooded
sites privately spaced
For your enjoyment, we have
these amenities:
*Heated in-ground swimming pool (with 2 adult-only swims per day) (Memorial Day thru Labor Day)
*Two private ponds - one for catch & release fishing, the other for non-motorized boating
*18 hole miniature golf course
*Outdoor laser tag
*Gem and fossil mining sluice
*Basketball, volleyball, tetherball, bocce, shuffleboard courts and horseshoe pits
*Planned theme activities every weekend, including dinners, bands, and lots of unique events
*Weekday events and activities daily during peak season
*Paddle boats rentals
*R-C car racetrack
*Wooded hiking trails
*Sunday breakfast buffet and snack bar (menu and hours HERE)
*Pavilion and air-conditioned recreational hall (both available for rental for private parties)
For local area fun, the following attractions are close to Prospect Mountain Campground:
*Six Flags New England Amusement Park (DISCOUNT TICKETS AVAILABLE: $38 and no waiting In line! -- Great savings since the price at the gate is almost $60!), The "Big E" (held in September), Granville Gorge, Hiking Trails, Basketball Hall of Fame, The Trolley Museum, The Air Museum, Mark Twain House, Harriet Beecher Stowe House, Norman Rockwell Museum, Summer Stock, Tanglewood, Yankee Candle, & more!
|About Us
|Local Residents
|Camping Specials
|Group Discounts
|Campground Map
|Reservation Request
(Frequently Asked Questions)
|Contact Us


text:
Welcome to Our Home: Knit and Crochet Ideas from Red Heart
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Crochet Dish Cloth Gift Set
By: Sara Duggan for Mom With a Hook
1 Comments
We are adding the craft to your Craft Projects.
The project was added to your Craft Projects.
Click here to view your Craft Projects.
This Crochet Dish Cloth Gift Set is a great handmade wedding or housewarming gift. Free crochet dishcloth patterns like this are great for beginners and they work up really quickly. Pick your favorite colors and liven up your kitchen!
- 1 Skein Cotton Yarn Green
- 1 I crochet hook
- Tapestry needle to weave in ends
- Ch 26.
- sc in second stitch from hook, hdc in next stitch, (repeat pattern across [sc,hdc])* ch2 turn
- hdc in first stitch, sc in next stitch (repeat pattern stitch across) ch1 turn
- sc in first stitch, hdc in next stitch (repeat pattern stitch across) ch2 turn
- Repeat rows 2 and three for a Total of 23 Rows.
- If you end with a sc, ch2 hdc
- If you end with a hdc, ch1 sc
- End off. Weave in loose ends.
Tags / Related Topics
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite crafts
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your crafts
Free eBooks
- 31 Halloween Craft Projects
- 8 Free Apron Sewing Patterns
- Wrap Up With 25 Afghan Patterns from Red Heart Yarn
- Quick & Thrifty Crochet Patterns
- Make It A Red Heart Holiday
- Quick and Easy Decoupage from Plaid
- Homemade Christmas Gift Guide
- 9 Thanksgiving Decorations to Make
- The Make My Own Holiday Gifts Guide
- Fun & Fabulous Mod Podge Projects From Plaid
Our Newest Projects & Articles
- T-shirt DIY Dog Toy
- Reversible Fabric DIY Headbands
- Pretty Bird DIY Birdhouses
- Denim Pockets DIY Organizer
- Snowball Fight Snowman Crafts
- Heart Stamped DIY Box
- Girls' Bolero Free Sewing Pattern
- Magnet Makeover Chalkboard Paint Ideas
- Last-Minute DIY Valentine
- Paper Box DIY Candle Holder


text:
Water is one of the main components in a farm. Ohio farmers struggle with water issues throughout the year, whether having too much water due to excessive rain fall and ineffective drainage or too little water due to drought or interference with moving water. Either way, water is a necessity that is needed by all. For more information about Drainage and Water Laws please contact the Farm Bureau office at 800-777-9226.
IssuesTurn in your CAUV forms to county auditors by March 7
MembershipMembership dollars supporting communities
StatewideDirector of Public Policy position open
IssuesWhen does the ag sales tax exemption apply for ATVs?
MembershipSAVE, SAVE, SAVE: The many ways your membership pays
IssuesGrant money available for county Farm Bureau water projects
StatewideOhio Farm Bureau Foundation offering scholarships
IssuesOFBF members send thousands of WOTUS cards to Congress
StatewideShow farm pride, support initiatives aiming to end hunger
Lifestyle2015 Year in Review Part 4: Getting Results II


text:
Cold Sore
From Natural WellBeing
Do you Suffer from Cold Sores?
If so, you're not alone! In the US, it is estimated that 50 percent to 80 percent of adults experience cold sores, and, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), approximately 90 percent of adults have been exposed to the virus that causes cold sores by the age of 50.
What are Cold Sores - and What Causes Them?
Cold sores, also called fever blisters, are painful lesions that occur around the lips and oral mucosa, and may even appear on the tongue.
Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) or type 2 (HSV-2). HSV-1 is the type most often associated with oral cold sores; however, HSV-2, typically associated with genital herpes, can also cause oral cold sores, and HSV-1 can cause genital lesions.
The first outbreak of a cold sore is often the worst and may last for several weeks. After the lesion has resolved, the virus remains dormant — in a resting or latent state — in the nerves until it is reactivated by an event such as illness or surgery, stress (emotional or physical), exhaustion, a compromised immune system, or prolonged or intense exposure to sunlight.
Signs and Symptoms of Cold Sores
Telltale prodromal symptoms often include a tingling or burning sensation over the area where the nerve endings are being sensitized by the actively replicating virus. The blisters are fluid-filled and usually rupture within a day or two - the liquid within the blisters is highly contagious. After they've ruptured, the blisters crust over and will usually heal within ten days. During an active outbreak, infection can easily be spread by kissing or skin-to-skin contact, so practicing strict hygiene is important to avoid infecting others.
Suggested Products


text:
- undefined
- undefined
- undefined
- undefined
- ¡Intentar construir su término de la búsqueda una a la vez, y ser tan específico como usted puede! Buscar el ejemplo del término: "tos crónica".
- No incorporar los resultados múltiples tales como "anemia, tos crónica, pérdida de peso, vomitando" todos al mismo tiempo.
- Después de seleccionar su término de la búsqueda resulta una lista de diagnosis posibles será generada. Si la lista es demasiado larga, usted podrá enangostarla abajo incorporando términos adicionales.
- No incorporar los valores tales como "ritmo 110 del corazón" o "sodio 125", en lugar uso "taquicardia" o "hyponatremia".
Información de la droga para SERTRALINE HCl (Caremark L.L.C.): DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
- Information for Patients
- Laboratory Tests
- Drug Interactions
- Storage
- Medication Guide Antidepressant Medicines, Depression and other Serious Mental Illness, and Suicidal Thoughts or Actions
- Manufacturer Information
- Package Label - Principal Display Panel
Initial Treatment
Dosage for Adults
Major Depressive Disorder
Sertraline treatment should be administered at a dose of 50 mg once daily.
While a relationship between the dose and effect has not been established for major depressive disorder, patients were dosed in a range of 50 to 200 mg/day in the clinical trials demonstrating the effectiveness of sertraline for the treatment of this indication. Consequently, a dose of 50 mg, administered once daily, is recommended as the initial therapeutic dose. Patients not responding to a 50 mg dose may benefit from dose increases up to a maximum of 200 mg/day. Given the 24 hour elimination half-life of sertraline, dose changes should not occur at intervals of less than 1 week.
Sertraline should be administered once daily, either in the morning or evening.
Maintenance/Continuation/Extended Treatment
Major Depressive Disorder
It is generally agreed that acute episodes of major depressive disorder require several months or longer of sustained pharmacologic therapy beyond response to the acute episode. Systematic evaluation of sertraline has demonstrated that its antidepressant efficacy is maintained for periods of up to 44 weeks following 8 weeks of initial treatment at a dose of 50 to 200 mg/day (mean dose of 70 mg/day) (see Clinical Trials under CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY). It is not known whether the dose of sertraline needed for maintenance treatment is identical to the dose needed to achieve an initial response. Patients should be periodically reassessed to determine the need for maintenance treatment.
Switching Patients to or from a Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor
At least 14 days should elapse between discontinuation of an MAOI and initiation of therapy with sertraline. In addition, at least 14 days should be allowed after stopping sertraline before starting an MAOI (see CONTRAINDICATIONS and WARNINGS).
Special Populations
Dosage for Hepatically Impaired Patients
The use of sertraline in patients with liver disease should be approached with caution. The effects of sertraline in patients with moderate and severe hepatic impairment have not been studied. If sertraline is administered to patients with liver impairment, a lower or less frequent dose should be used (see CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY and PRECAUTIONS).
Treatment of Pregnant Women During the Third Trimester
Neonates exposed to sertraline and other SSRIs or SNRIs, late in the third trimester have developed complications requiring prolonged hospitalization, respiratory support, and tube feeding (see PRECAUTIONS). When treating pregnant women with sertraline during the third trimester, the physician should carefully consider the potential risks and benefits of treatment. The physician may consider tapering sertraline in the third trimester.
Discontinuation of Treatment with Sertraline Hydrochloride Tablets
Symptoms associated with discontinuation of sertraline and other SSRIs and SNRIs, have been reported (see PRECAUTIONS). Patients should be monitored for these symptoms when discontinuing treatment. A gradual reduction in the dose rather than abrupt cessation is recommended whenever possible. If intolerable symptoms occur following a decrease in the dose or upon discontinuation of treatment, then resuming the previously prescribed dose may be considered. Subsequently, the physician may continue decreasing the dose but at a more gradual rate.
- Drug Information Provided by National Library of Medicine (NLM).


text:
Talk about a small package.
Talk about a small package.
Earlier this morning, a Clarkston, Washington man was found lying naked in the middle of the street.
It gets weirder...
Have you ever wondered if you are getting too fat?
There's now an easy test you can take within the privacy of your own home to tell for sure.
Anti-masturbation devices, such as the one pictured up top, were used in the stained glass days of the Victorian sex age, where everyone from scholars, Catholic porno cults and Cloister prostitutes believed that masturbation caused the degeneration of civil society by inflicting the rosy palm populous with physical and mental disorders and venereal disease.
If you think you have a hard time getting through airport security, wait until you try getting through it packing the world's largest pecker – because that is exactly what happened to Jonah Falcon.
It looks like an Arby's restaurant is in some hot water this week after a customer in Colorado claimed one of their urinals sprayed scalding steam and burned up his genitals.
Dr. Harry Fisch is a board certified urologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Each week, he'll answer reader questions in an effort to get guys to 'man up about health...
"Well, I have nothing else better to do today, I think that I will cook up my own Penis and serve it for 25o bucks a plate! WTF!!
This is the perfect food to order for yourself if you don't want to share. These have an amazing amount of detail. Enjoy the picture. Just a note, after clicking through you won't be able to unsee anything. There may be a bit too much detail in these corn dogs.
Terry Thompson made international news last October when he released many of his 60-plus exotic animals from his private zoo in Zanesville, Ohio just prior to taking his own life with a gun. His alleged motive: his wife cheated on him.
The clip below is entirely in Greek. However, we feel there is something about two men using their genitals to play the piano - and the shock that such a move engenders - that translates into any language.
Due to some careful camera work, this video is actually safe for work.


text:
Also found in these collections
perfection. by Kate.
Description: Blog de Thirlwallicious - Sometimes I think I was born backwards .. - Skyrock.com
call the haters and tell them I'm back was first to heart it
22 people have hearted this image
This image is in 4 collections
You might like these too


text: Featured comments + Add comment Comments (2) Featured InTheLab "Story Quality= WTF? Like this website= No And not for the DMC score. Tom Chick is a joke and should not be allowed to review games. " 1109d ago TekoIie "Tom Chick!!! Bringing integrity to gaming!!!... Oh wait. " 1108d ago


text:
Capitals defenseman Mike Green sat out the final 20 games of the 2010-11 regular season with a concussion, so he understands as well as anyone the dangers of returning to the lineup too early.
Yet there he was on Saturday at Kettler Capitals Iceplex, participating in his first full practice since getting his "bell rung" Thursday night in Columbus.
"I felt better than I thought I would," Green said. "It's weird with head injuries. One day you wake up and you feel a lot better than the last. That was the case this morning."
Green sat out Friday night's 4-3 shootout loss in Detroit and said he wants to see how he feels after participating in a full practice before making a decision on Sunday's 12:30 p.m. rematch against the Red Wings at VerizonCenter.
"It's one of those things, you get your bell rung," Green said. "Obviously, I've been down this path before, so I know the symptoms. I'm just making sure we're doing the right thing here."
Capitals coach Adam Oates said Green was held out of Friday night's game as a precaution. He said he thinks the NHL's concussion protocol is a "great step" to protect players from returning to the ice before they are ready, but he also wonders why there has been such a spike in concussions.
"It's a slippery slope," he said. "I played a long time [19 years] and I never saw some of the reactions guys get nowadays," Oates said.
[RELATED: Caps fall to Red Wings in shootout]
Green suffered his injury when he was checked hard into the glass by Blue Jackets forward Boone Jenner.
"It was just a footrace," Green recalled. "I tried to get a stick on the puck and the other guy bumped me and kind of put me off balance and I went into the boards and he finished his check on me.
"I hit my head pretty hard on the glass. It was an unfortunate situation. No issues [with the hit]. He finished his check like he should, just bad luck for me."
Green tried skating a few minutes after taking the hit but decided it was best that he sit out the rest of Thursday night's game as well as Friday's game in Detroit. If Green cannot play, Tyson Strachan will take his spot alongside defense partner Dmitry Orlov.
"If you've ever had a concussion you know what it feels like," Green said. "You almost put yourself at risk going back out there if you're not able to have the reaction time you need.
"Obviously, another bump to the head wouldn't be good. I think the protocol they've implemented has really helped the players understand what to look for and how to react. I'd rather miss a couple games than half the season."
Oates wonders if the introduction of contact at a younger age has contributed to an increase in head injuries in hockey.
"Is it because kids are getting hit harder?" Oates said. "My nephew plays and they wear full cages at a young age and we didn't. We learned to avoid contact and now they're taking contact at a really early age, which they shouldn't."
Injury update: Center Brooks Laich [groin tightness] took just two shifts in the third period Friday night and did not practice on Saturday. Oates called it a maintenance day for Laich and the team will decide on Sunday if he can play against the Red Wings. Center Mikhail Grabovski [left foot/ankle] skated on his own before practice but Oates said he's "a ways away" from playing.


text:
This site uses cookies.
Manage your UWE cookie settings
Skip to main content
Login to UWE
Search UWE
About us
About us
Vision and mission
Discover UWE Bristol
Departments and services
Structure and governance
Term dates
Facts and figures
Working at UWE
Website information
Contact UWE
Why UWE?
Why UWE?
Fantastic facilities
Learning and teaching
Unbeatable Bristol
Active communities
UWE student stories
What can I study?
What can I study?
Applying to UWE
Open Days
Undergraduate study guide
Postgraduate study guide
Professional development
Study abroad
Working with schools and colleges
Parents' guide
Coming to UWE
Coming to UWE
How to find us
Campus maps and information
Places to stay in Bristol
International students
New students
Coming through Clearing
Buses to UWE
What's on
What's on
Events diary
Events by category
Awards ceremonies
Degree shows
Feel Good events
Farmers Markets
Employers Fairs
Feel Good
Celebrating UWE Talent
Bristol Distinguished Address Series
Follow us
Information Points
Academic advice
Student feedback
Study support
Careers and employability
Go Global
Fees and funding
Health and wellbeing
International student support
New students
Returning students
In your final year?
Research portfolio
Research with impact
Emerging research stars
Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014
Research staff support
Postgraduate research study
Research news
Research enquiries
Research ethics
Research governance
Innovation and funding
Professional development
Customised executive development
Recruiting talent
Business events
Community engagement
Business enquiries
Venue hire and event management
Supporting UWE Bristol
Benefits and services
Get involved
Alumni networks
Update your details
Find your friends
Alumni websites
I miss Bristol
Alumni news
Frequently asked questions
Contact us
News releases
Media coverage
UWE Features
Experts directory
Media guidance for UWE staff
Media enquiries
Login to UWE
About us
Why UWE?
What can I study?
Coming to UWE
What's on
News releases
/ We all love robots - it's official!
We all love robots - it's official!
Issue date:
15 May 2008
Public interest in the impact of robots is overwhelming according to an evaluation of Robot Thought a tour of public engagement events organised by experts at the University of the West of England, Bristol.
Robot Thought, a programme of events focusing on the impact of robots toured the UK for over two years from 2005 to late 2007, visiting Science Centres and Festivals in Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff, London, Edinburgh, Belfast, Wrexham and Newcastle. Audiences flocked to learn more about how robots impact on our daily lives. The shows asked questions like – would you like to have your house cleaned by a robot? Would you trust a robot babysitter? If a fully functioning, thinking robot could be developed, would you consider it human?
The shows were aimed primarily at families with children aged between 5 and 7 but the research shows that the interest was far more wide ranging with a significant interest from teenagers.
Dr Karen Bultitude, Senior Lecturer at the Science Communication Unit at UWE, led the team who devised the Robot Thought programme. She said, "We knew that people were interested in robots but the Robot Thought tour generated audience levels way beyond our anticipated 7,000 over the two years. We attracted over 30,000 people to the series of events.
"We found that people liked to see 'real' robots (research robots) and that there were also great benefits for the Science Centres we worked with who had in most cases not worked with roboticists as closely before. Our show provided an overview of the key issues and current thinking in robotics and audiences got the chance to take part in informed dialogue at workshops. Many of the science centres we have worked with will continue to run robotics events and shows as a part of their normal activity.
"In terms of value for money the events have represented excellent value as we reached far beyond our anticipated audience. Comments from participants illustrate the value of the work in educational terms."
"The Show generated a wider interest as to how we can explore robots at home."
"I'm still not sure if a washing machine is one."
"I learnt how much more impact they can have on our daily life."
"I found it interesting cos (sic) I didn't know I had robots in my house."
"I thought it was good and interesting and most of all I liked the real robots."
Dr Bultitude concludes, "I think what is most valuable about doing this kind of public engagement programme is that we raise awareness of an important aspect of science that is impacting on our daily lives and that we get people talking about the issues. Introducing young people to issues in an accessible way as possible is at the heart of what we do and the team is delighted that Robot Thought went down a storm. We are also delighted that we have developed such strong working relationships with all of the Science Centres we worked with and we are looking forward to offering ongoing support with robotics events and developing future collaborations."
Robot Thought was funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, and was delivered in partnership with four robotics laboratories across the UK: the Bristol Robotics Laboratory (UWE), the Cricket Lab at the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh; the Robotics Outreach Group at the Open University, and the Intelligent Robotics Group at the University of Aberystwyth.
Editor's notes
For more information about the Science Communication Unit at UWE go to
Specific details about the Robot Thought national rollout are available
Related links
What's on
UWE news on Twitter
RSS news
Search for news
Recent news
Bristol students put their heads together for BBC Radio 6 Music hack event
New milestone for prostate cancer urine diagnostic test
Strengthen ties between academia and the "real world", UWE researcher will tell inaugural lecture
Stand up and celebrate LGBT History Month at UWE Bristol
News Archive
News 2016
News 2015
News 2014
News 2013
News 2012
News 2011
News 2010
News 2009
News 2008
News 2007
News 2006
News 2005
News 2004
News 2003
News 2002
News 2001
News 2000
Main menu
News releases
News by category
News by department
Media coverage
UWE Features
Experts directory
Key commentators
Media enquiries
What makes good news?
Follow us
Follow UWE on Facebook
Follow UWE on Twitter
See UWE on YouTube
Follow UWE on Google+
Follow UWE on LinkedIn
Follow UWE on Instagram
Follow UWE on Pinterest
Follow UWE on Soundcloud
Follow UWE on Weibo
More social media channels
Most popular pages
Fees and funding
Display options
Contact UWE
Site map
Privacy and Cookies
Copyright 2016 © UWE