text:
Interview: Colonel Fabian Ochsner on integrated air and missile defence
Posted: 01/16/2013 12:00:00 AM EST
Colonel Fabian Ochsner recently discussed and addressed some challenging questions on the past, the present and the future of the air and missile defence domain with Defence IQ. Here's a transcript of what he had to say...
How much has the air and missile defence field progressed in recent years and what are the recent operational experiences?
The recent history of air defence has seen it go from being one of the most important weapons on the battlefield in the Cold War area, which has clearly been a major driver of developments and has seen a lot of money flow into it, after the change in 1990, things started to decrease.
Now, we are here in a market that reacts very slowly – I always say that the market reacts [to a development] after about 10 years, so what you see now, after a decade, will start to have some reflections. What that means for ground based air defence is that it has really started only now to become less important, the reason being is that there was so much air defence available to all nations that to purchase new air defence systems based on a threat that was not really there anymore became more complicated.
What happened at the same time was that a lot of the programmes that we saw in the 1990s were actually started in the 1980s, or even before, so they were just remnants of an older time and an older way of business. Meanwhile, actual conflicts in the Balkans, and later on in Afghanistan and Iraq, started to yield new requirements. The new field was C-RAM, was attacks on Forward Operating Bases from things like rockets and mortars, so the third dimension presented a new threat that the air defence systems in place were not able to cope with.
It turned really towards the short-range and the protection of smaller vital assets from anything that flies out of the air. The other side of it as well in recent years from the threat of ballistic missiles where not a lot of re-loans were available so this led to a situation of the "middle layer" (intermediate), so to speak, where all the air defence systems fielded in the 80s and 90s were well covered – a lot of them were in place – but really no activity or threat existed and what was happening in the world was not [related to] this aspect. The aspect was on that very short-range and very long-range.
In other words, the field of air and missile defence is moving away from those lessons learned to instead to start focussing on those ranges as the domains in which there are significant capability gaps, while of course in the middle layer traditionally has had a lot of money invested into it. We're still as of today in a good situation – a lot of companies have developed missile systems to cope in this field – but on those other two ends, there are experiences and requirements that should move us into the new era.
So what does the future hold for requirements internationally, as you see it, and are current programmes adaptable enough to manage developing threats?
Yes, whether the programmes are adaptable or not… as I said, in the military we are always talking about very long timelines, from a good idea for a technology to being able to field it and qualify it on the battlefield, that always takes a long time. That's one of the problems we have actually today in the forces or with procurement. By the time we define a requirement up to when we have a solution, it takes many, many years, and so the solution, by its nature within today's revolution of technology, always comes in obsolete. That's a situation we basically have to accept. Therefore the adaptability of programmes to respond to a developing threat is almost impossible.
It burns down to the guys who do the analysis, the intelligence, to see what capabilities may be used in ten years is a very complex job on one side, but it always shows that from the day you have the problem, you cannot just turn around and have the solution. That has been very drastically shown in the C-RAM field – that capability was covered in a very quick, rushed programme by the United States, bringing existing technology in and adapting it for this need. But it happened because one would not really accept that that would be a problem because it was known a couple of years before – maybe even ten years – but one didn't react or they used the wrong type of technology or they anticipated the wrong time in which that technology would be needed. It's really hard to say. It's driven by whether the analysis will yield the right direction.
For future technologies, we are definitely talking here in the air defence field about high energy lasers. Now many say they are a future technology and always will be because it's exactly at this point, with lasers, that the Americans had their problem with C-RAM. When they realised in the 90s that they had a compelling need for defence against artillery, the targeting technology was laser. We all know that as of today lasers are not available in the quality that they have to be in order to be air defence lasers and that may still take a while. Sometimes new technologies will become available, but it usually takes some time. I expect that aside to developing new technologies like the laser, further development of current technology already available, like surface-to-air missiles or even air defence guns, will have to progress in order to provide the best flexibility for the shooter grid on the GBAD side so that you have different technologies to choose from, because for all intents and purposes they all have their own advantages and disadvantages and it's better to have three or four available.
Then how can nations improve their process when it comes to "horizon-scanning"? Speaking to other commanders about this, there is invariably agreement that whatever we predict is usually wrong, so is there some other way to approach things other than just trying to outfit a holistic solution to all possible threats?
If I had the answer to that, I'd probably be a rich man! Looking into the future, nobody can ever do. It remains important to accept that we are in a field that has these long timelines. Sometimes we are in organisations in which we are spoilt – such as in consumer electronics – the day we have the problem, we already have a solution the next day, and we can think that this can be transferred to military capability. That's not the case.
In conjunction with the changes of the world, particularly here in Europe, once you do not have a clear opponent configuration to which you can develop your own configuration, you just have to start anticipate. When it comes to air defence, it's looking at what's available, adapting it to possible future missions and requirements. It's no longer looking at what may be available to a possible opponent, then gauging the probability of that happening and doing something against [all probabilities]. If you do that, consequently you will end up with a tremendous requirement and budgets are no longer available for that. So it doesn't work like this anymore; you have to downsize and ask what type of capability basis am I able to afford to cover most of those possibilities and then have that driven by what technology is physically available.
That can truly be said here in Europe. It's not nations against nations. It's more in the asymmetric, in terrorism and non-government groupings that can present much larger threats, and it's driving air defence into another direction.
For example, what we see in the C-RAM world is clearly something that could happen anywhere in the world. If you look at what is flying today, using lower airspace, and asking whether a system can be used as a possible weapon, you can see that there is a lot of civilian object infrastructure that could be a danger and coming from non-government groups rather than from specific countries.
So in terms of predictions, it's really perhaps just a case of staying on top of the trends in a consistent fashion, sharing information with multinational forces and thinking in a progressive fashion. In terms of C-RAM, what have been the major developments in the effectiveness of the capability since last we spoke about a year ago, in terms of the response rate and so on – and are these likely to become a greater focus for the defence industry given, as you said, this shift towards asymmetric conflict?
I'm personally convinced of that. I have been convinced from the beginning – even last year when we talked together – that the C-RAM capability in the future will be a general system requirement for GBAD.
In these last twelve months, we still have systems like Centurion fielded in Afghanistan doing the job in the battlefield and gaining experience. Technology-wise, there is this contract between Rheinmetall and the German BWB for the MANTIS system and it has been made public that it will be introduced in the German Air Force, which has taken over all GBAD capability as well as C-RAM in this case, and will be fielded this spring (2012). Although it has not been completely confirmed, as it looks like the German Army is drawing out of Afghanistan – and are dismantling their FOBs and they have no need for a C-RAM capability there anymore – our systems won't be going out there anymore. While that's a good thing because a conflict is drawing to an end, what remains is a very important capability with the German Air Force and as I'm convinced similar missions will come up then they will use this capability and they will come in very handy. Besides that, it is not only C-RAM, it's an air defence capability, the only system in the German Air Force looking out for GBAD assets and protecting other vital and critical assets.
On the other side, there's a number of initiatives for other technologies that may be used for C-RAM as well, that is using artillery against artillery – using a long 55mm round – so there are other activities and delays are ongoing. Other companies are investing into laser technology in order to one day have not only air defence but also a C-RAM system based on this technology. So there's a couple of things going on proving that it's not only an air defence gun, but maybe also an air defence missile, such as the Iron Dome that came from the Israelis, apparently doing a good job taking out incoming rockets from Hezbollah. There is a lot of proof that the C-RAM field, in its diversity, is a field that nations are willing to invest funds in order to develop products that can ultimately fielded capabilities and be ready to use at a later stage in conflict.
The 5 Minute Debrief: Mali, Mali, Mali, and now Algeria...
Top 5 cyber security threats in 2013
Former Royal Artillery Officer weighs into debate on conventional vs. rocket artillery
Decapitating Saudi Aramco with the Sword of Justice
Rheinmetall wins business in Kuwait, Malaysia for air and missile defences
MBDA wins £14 million Brimstone missile contract after success in Libya
USAF to address newly released draft of T-X programme KPPs
Interview: Colonel Fabian Ochsner on integrated air and missile defence
Losing the anti-submarine warfare race
Colonel David Torres-Laboy: Filling the ISR gaps
Integrated Air and Missile Defence
Chelsea FC, London, United Kingdom
March 15- 17, 2016
Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence & Space
Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel, London, United Kingdom
March 29- 30, 2016
Interoperable Open Architecture
London, United Kingdom
April 26- 28, 2016


text:
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Saturday, September 1, 2007
25 Great Aviation Websites
Flying the Internet is shifting from a flight of fancy to an icon of information
|Anyone looking to find the facet of flying that has grown the most over the past decade will discover that it's the part of aviation on the Internet. What began as a mere curiosity some years ago is now a well-established component in most pilots' lives. Never before have we been able to find so much information about the passion we share.
Plane & Pilot's "Aircraft Specifications" boasts a huge variety of facts and figures for a spectrum of general-aviation airplanes. The site also features current articles from the magazine as well as archived highlights from previous issues.
Pilot Journal's site displays features from the most beautiful general-aviation magazine in the world. Included are value links and online services as well as a section where you can download some of the magazine's incomparably gorgeous photographs.
AIR Base One has an almost bottomless well of information on aviation businesses, restaurants, ground transportation, aviation events and more. In short, it has a whole lot of information about all things aviation. This is one of those resources that magnifies your ability to find what you want.
You may not want to think about what might happen if you're forced down, but you should always be prepared. Equipped To Survive's site is full of information about how to survive once you've made it through the landing. It focuses on the different types of equipment that you might want to carry in case of an emergency.
The Air Safety Investigation Resource site contains links to more than 30 other Websites. If safety is a priority, then this is another "leverage your information" site that should be on your favorites list.
Looking for an interesting aviation course on applied aerodynamics? On Desktop Aeronautics' site, click on "Educational Programs" and you'll see a list of educational products. "Applied Aerodynamics" is a CD-based course you can order for about $90; it's a good introduction to the world of applied aerodynamics.
Build A Plane is a nonprofit organization that gives high school-aged kids a chance to build a real airplane. Learn about how you can join or support this grassroots effort to share aviation with America's youth.
For those who are always getting into the "my airplane is faster than normal" discussion, or for those who just want to know how fast their airplane really is, this Website offers a wonderful True Airspeed Calculator. All you need is a GPS—a handheld will work fine as long as it displays groundspeed. Fly their predefined course, enter the results, and it will provide an accurate TAS. Make sure you allow for density altitude when making your power settings.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Senior Activities
- Resources
- Professional Development Materials
- Documentation in a SNAP for Activity Programs, Fourth Edition
Documentation in a SNAP for Activity Programs, Fourth Edition
Large View | View Related Items
Product Description
By Ann G. Uniack
This book will help you create a system of documentation that supports the delivery of resident care. Clinical records should help activity professionals assess each resident's needs, develop a plan of care, establish goals to be achieved and outcomes expected, document interventions, and evaluate the success or need for revision of the care plan. Throughout the book are references specific to activity programs in nursing facilities and other situations that fall under OBRA guidelines. Federal regulations with interpretive guidelines and sections of the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) Version 3.0 Manual that describe documentation requirements are included. This edition also includes information for MDS 3.0 and changes to the survey process. Contains reproducible forms. 224 pages, 8-1/2" x 11". Softcover. Copyright 2012.


text:
Philsquare is a web design and development business that started in Lawrence, Kansas. The company was formed in 2010 by Phil Mareu, a Kansas native with a passion for industrial design, programming, and technology. Today, Philsquare has a reputation for great customer service, elegant designs, and robust development.
Founder & Creative Director
I was born and raised in Kansas and spent most of my childhood living in farming communities. However, instead of farming, I found an interest in science and technology. At age 12, my father bought a TI-99 and thus my passion for programming soon followed.
I continued programming as a hobby throughout high school while maintaining an active interest in science, technology, and math. I eventually went to the University of Kansas and studied Mechanical Engineering. I graduated in 2007 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and work for a small engineering consulting company for 3 years. In 2010, I left this company to start Philsquare, a premium web design and development company.
Working with Philsquare was great. They did an awesome job of understanding our business needs and building a website to meet those goals. We needed a site that was easy to navigate on the front end so that our customers could be inspired and informed to shop with us. We also needed a streamlined backend to update content on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. The Philsquare team met with several different groups of people at The Merc to understand how they needed to manage their web content and built intuitive workflows to meet those demands.Stacie Doyle, Former Marketing Manager at The Merc
Phil's inherently good design sense works hand in hand with functionality really, really well. ... We really wanted to use a local developer but would have chosen one out of the area if it was best for the store. After talking with several developers, we felt Philsquare was clearly the best choice.Anne Tangeman, Former Web Marketing Manager at Mass Street Music


text:
Blocking protocols at Layer 7 with the L7 patch
If you need a tool for filtering protocols that doesn't depend on the port, try L7, an IPTables patch that operates through regular expressions.
Traditional firewalls decide whether to allow or reject packets based on IP addresses, TCP flags, MAC addresses, ports, and other criteria that reside in OSI layers two through four. Experienced admins can probably type commands like iptables -A FORWARD -i $IF -o $OF -p tcp --dport 80 --syn -j ACCEPT standing on their heads. But what if the web server listens on port 8500 rather than port 80? Or if a gaming server misuses this port? Peer-to-peer applications are even worse, as there is no way of predicting the ports they will use. And VoIP makes the chaos complete with Real Time Protocol (RTP), which definitely takes liberties when assigning UDP ports.
Buy this article as PDF
(incl. VAT)
Buy Linux Magazine
Visit Our Shop
Direct Download
Read full article as PDF:Blocking_Protocols_with_Netfilter_L7.pdf (327.28 kB)
Google Announces End to Flash Ad Support
Upcoming switch to HTML5-only ads is further evidence the Flash is entering its final days.
President Obama Launches New Cyber-Security Initiative
US government invests $19 billion on enhancing security and replacing ancient computer systems.
Linux Foundation Eliminates Individual Membership
But you can still be a non-voting "individual supporter" if you pay the money
Secret Backdoor Affects More Fortinet Firewalls
Several current systems could fall victim to the attack
Linus Announces Linux Kernel 4.4
Latest Linux engine comes with better graphics and support for Intel's new power-saving chips.
Mass Poem Greets Web Admins
Hackers send a message of beauty and liberation to server logs
Raspberry Pi Becomes a Thin Client
Citrix gets excited about new Pi-Powered XenDesktop client system
Microsoft Offers Linux Certification
Linux on Azure cert heralds a new era for Redmond.
CeBIT 2016: Call for Open Source Contributions
Proposals for presentations at the CeBIT Open Source Forum will be accepted through 24 January 2016.
Gone in a Flash
Adobe looks for a new start; renames its embattled Flash tool.


text:
spot-metering on 60D follows the chosen AF point?
Started Jan 10, 2013 | Questions thread
Shop cameras & lenses ▾
apersson850 wrote:
Today, it's only cameras in the 1D series that allow you to set them to link spot metering to (at least some of) the AF points.
My older EOS 30 allows linking partial metering to the selected AF point. It's the closest that one could come, as it doesn't support spot metering. So this concept hasn't always been exclusive to 1-series cameras.
yes, would be a feature I want - you have to spot meter and recompose
-- hide signature --
MAC's gear list:MAC's gear list
Canon EOS Rebel SL1 Canon EOS 7D Mark II Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L USM Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Canon Extender EF 1.4x II +6 more
Reply Reply with quote Complain
|Post ()
|Posted by
|Jan 10, 2013
|Jan 10, 2013
|Jan 10, 2013
|Jan 10, 2013
|Jan 10, 2013
Keyboard shortcuts:
FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark post MMy threads
Color scheme? Blue / Yellow


text:
- 11Promote
Framed Art Print
Superheroes SFby Stephen Chan
Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
Inspired by the purple haired girl that can really kick your ass...


text:
North Carolina's newly privatized economic development group may create a business advisory board with seats designated as rewards for private funders, board members said during a meeting Friday.
The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina gets most of its funding from state taxpayers, but members of an advisory board could draw its membership from its private funders, said Jim Whitehurst, the CEO of Red Hat and a member of the public-private partnership.
At Friday's meeting, Whitehurst said the structure of the business advisory board wasn't finalized, but he envisioned 20 members from a variety of industries and areas of the state. He said the advisory board would be designed in conjunction with the group's fundraising plan.
Several seats on the advisory council may go to those who donate to the private arm of the partnership, Whitehurst said, in response to a reporter's questions after the open portion of Friday's meeting.
"There may be a few seats for people that are large contributors," Whitehurst said.
The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina opened last October, when the state's business recruitment, tourism and marketing functions were moved out of the state Commerce Department to the newly formed private non-profit.
Lawmakers, when they authorized the move, held the group subject to open meeting and public records laws, and members of the partnership's board also must adhere to the state ethics law.
The general public is the biggest backer of the partnership, with more than $16 million in public dollars funding the venture.


text:
Handguns stolen from Wallingford homeMarch 08,2013Handguns, iPods
stolen in burglary
WALLINGFORD A pair of handguns were stolen Thursday in a burglary at a home on Route 7, Vermont State Police said.
Police were called to the home at 8:40 a.m., when the homeowner reported that a .357 Taurus and a 9-mm Star were taken, along with two iPods and $50 in cash.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at 773-9101.MORE IN This Just InThis week saw the arrival of some subtle but important changes to Twitter, Instagram and Gmail. Full StoryBRATTLEBORO A Vermont-based dairy company has been selected as one of the suppliers of Greek... Full StoryOfficials warn Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
AdBlock blows! Please disable the add-on to ensure you get the most out of Tube8's features and functionality. Read about why you shouldn't use AdBlock. Close
Add to Favorite List:
Create a new folder:
Next »
the penis inside her
Recognize a pornstar in this video?
Help make pornstars easier to find on Tube8 by telling us who is in this video.
Thanks! The pornstar names will be added to this video when enough users submit the same names.
You must enter a pornstar name that already exists in our database.
- Category: Hardcore
- Views: 280,437
- Added: 3 years ago
- Description: hot babe gets a thick penis inside her deep
- Tags: hardcore, amateur
- Pornstars: Add Pornstar
- Favorite by: 721
- Featured: 3 years ago
- Report This Video
Video Comments
Top Video Comments
All Video Comments (5)
3 years ago
3 years ago
Love it, normal yeah cause that's how I get down after lunch too.
- 0 people liked this -


text:
Energy Efficient Shades, Blinds & Window Treatments
- Be kind to your pocketbook, lower bills
- Reduce energy needs
- Thermal picks maintain inside temps
- Absorb outside heat & cold
- Block UV rays, protect furnishings
Add energy efficiency to your home by choosing the right window coverings. An insulating window shade will quickly pay for itself by lowering your heating and cooling bills. Cellular shades are the best insulator with year-round efficiency, and shutters are also a great choice. Roman shades and custom drapery with thermal lining also provide good insulation. Remember that shades must be closed to provide insulation, so choose a fabric opacity that fits your lighting needs. Solar screen shades provide view-through and summertime efficiency but should be paired with another treatment for nighttime privacy and winter insulation.
Bali® Drapery: Back Tab
retail $238.88 $160.00 + an extra 15% offsee 110 colors
Blindsgalore® Essential Cellular Shades: Light Filtering
retail $59.72 $40.00 + an extra 15% offsee 62 colors
Bali® Tailored Roman Shades - Solid Colors
retail $153.78 $103.00 + an extra 15% offsee 39 colors
Bali® Tailored Roman Shades - Patterns and Stripes
retail $210.51 $141.00 + an extra 15% offsee 41 colors
Blindsgalore® Essential Cellular Shades: Blackout
retail $92.57 $62.00 + an extra 15% offsee 24 colors
Bali® Drapery: Inverted Pleat
retail $331.45 $222.00 + an extra 15% offsee 110 colors
Bali® Drapery: Pinch Pleat
retail $298.60 $200.00 + an extra 15% offsee 110 colors
Bali® Drapery: Rod Pocket
retail $298.60 $200.00 + an extra 15% offsee 109 colors
Bali® Drapery: Grommet
retail $238.88 $160.00 + an extra 15% offsee 99 colors
Bali® Drapery: Classic Tab
retail $238.88 $160.00 + an extra 15% offsee 99 colors
Cellular / Honeycomb (2)
Energy-efficient, insulating. Lift and light control options.
Custom Drapery (6)
Pair with any blind or shade. High quality, custom fabrics.
Roman Shades (2)
Fabric shades with drapery feel. Array of materials and patterns.
- Cellular / Honeycomb (2)
- Custom Drapery (6)
- Roman Shades (2)
- refine
Opaque / Blackout (9)
Opaque window treatments are made from fabrics or materials that block light.
Semi-Opaque (9)
Although light is substantially blocked, some vague shadows may be visible.
Sheer (5)
Fabric transmits light through the shade, allowing a clear view inside and out
- Opaque / Blackout (9)
- Semi-Opaque (9)
- Sheer (5)
- refine
Patterns (1)
Make a bold decorating statement with tonal or multi-colored patterned window treatments
Solid Plain (9)
Coordinate your decor with classic solids in a wide range of colors and fabrics
Solids (7)
A wide variety of colors and fabrics in solid tones
Stripes (7)
Choose subtle tonal variations or multi-colored stripes to spice up your decor
Tone on Tone (7)
Choose two alternating colors on your shade for unique decorating possibilities
- Patterns (1)
- Solid Plain (9)
- Solids (7)
- Stripes (7)
- Tone on Tone (7)
- refine
Double Cell (2)
Multi-cell construction provides excellent insulation
Single Cell (2)
Provides great insulation in a wide variety of pleat sizes
Triple Cell (1)
Unique three-cell design offers superior insulation
- Double Cell (2)
- Single Cell (2)
- Triple Cell (1)
- refine
3/8" Pleat (2)
.375 inch (3/8 of an inch), are the thinnest available, and equivalent to 32 pleats per foot.
1/2" Pleat (2)
.5 inch (1/2 of an inch), are small-medium, and equivalent to 24 pleats per foot.
- 3/8" Pleat (2)
- 1/2" Pleat (2)
- refine
Blackout (9)
Blackout blinds and shades can eliminate glare on TVs and monitors, make sleeping easier or simply used to darken a room.
Cordless (4)
Cordless lift option easily raises and lowers the blind or shade for convenient and safe operation
Cordless Top Down/Bottom Up (2)
Cordless top down bottom up shades allows you to lower the shade from the top, raise it from the bottom, or both.
Privacy (2)
Take a look at our wide selection of privacy window treatments.
Remote Control / Motorized (2)
Take a look at our wide selection of motorized blinds and window treatments
Top Down/Bottom Up (4)
Top down bottom up is ultimate privacy and light control option - raise the shade from the bottom, the top, or both
- Blackout (9)
- Cordless (4)
- Cordless Top Down/Bottom Up (2)
- Privacy (2)
- Remote Control / Motorized (2)
- Top Down/Bottom Up (4)
- refine
Bali (8)
Since 1939, Bali has been providing beautiful, quality window treatments to customers around the world. Choose from a comprehensive selection of Bali blinds and shades.
Blindsgalore (2)
Save money without sacrificing quality. Choose from Blindsgalore's signature line of custom window treatments and coverings.
- Bali (8)
- Blindsgalore (2)
- refine
Bathroom (2)
Choose from our selection of recommended window treatments for your bathroom
Dining Room (8)
Take a look at all of our recommendations for window blinds and shades for your dining room
Family Room / Den (8)
Take a look at all of our recommendations for window blinds and shades for your family room
Home Theater (6)
Take a look at all of our recommendations for window blinds and shades for your home theater
Kids Room (5)
Find safe, durable and cordless blinds and shades for your child's room at Blindsgalore.
Kitchen (5)
Take a look at all of our recommendations for window treatments for your kitchen
Office (8)
Take a look at all of our recommendations for window treatments for your office
- Bathroom (2)
- Dining Room (8)
- Family Room / Den (8)
- Home Theater (6)
- Kids Room (5)
- Kitchen (5)
- Office (8)
- refine
customer reviews for energy efficient
"Great quality, easy to install."
By UtahIggy from Saint George, UT
I installed three blinds in just a few minutes. They were delivered exactly as I anticipated, and the installation was simple. We are very pleased with the product and recommend Blindsgalore.View this product
"great product"
By pat from pa
i will recommend blindsgalore great service they are behind there product at 100% thank youView this product


text:
My Kid Made French Toast Fruit SticksMacki West
The summer days are long and not just because the sun is up for so many hours, it's because I've got three kids at home needing constant entertaining. I've taken to creating an activity out of just about everything, we've done the sprinkler car wash and mop races and tons of cooking together. Then the other morning my boy, Lincoln, asked for french toast and he wanted to make it. So we got creative and came up with french toast bites with fruit on sticks. We had a blast and he loved it so much that he ate it for breakfast, lunch and had one for dessert post dinner! I let him do almost all of the work, like slicing fruit and flipping toast on the griddle. The only thing he skipped was cracking the eggs, even though I offered. Check out Lincoln's step-by-step guide to making french toast fruit sticks.
French Toast Fruit Sticks 1 of 16
Slicing Pineapple 2 of 16
Lincoln is 3 and 3/4, as he says. I've had him in the kitchen since birth and helping out as soon as he was old enough to stand. Here he is cutting pineapple chunks all by himself. He is using a plastic kids knife, a regular table knife will work well too as long as it's not too sharp.
Pineapple Hat 3 of 16
We love being silly! Taking the time to let your kids be kids and not worry about the messes and pineapple juice in the hair will allow you to create lasting memories with your kids.
Washing Grapes 4 of 16
He's been washing fruits and veggies since he was 18 months. When he was younger I had him washing larger veggies. Grapes are not so safe for tiny ones, but he's an old pro now.
Hulling Strawberries 5 of 16
With our cool tool. He loves this magical tool.
All Clean! 6 of 16
My very proud boy showing us his hulled strawberry. I just picked those last leaves off.
Slicing Banana 7 of 16
This is such a great fruit to let your kids practice their knife skills on. Sure they might macerate it, but at least they are having a blast.
Pouring in the Milk 8 of 16
This kid is a pro at making batter.
Adding Flour 9 of 16
Whisking It All Together 10 of 16
He whisks until his arms give out, then I finish the job.
Dipping The Bread 11 of 16
He loved this and the tongs were perfect - kept his hands clean and they are super fun to use.
Placing On The Skillet 12 of 16
The stove was not on yet, but it is in the next shot...
Flipping The French Toast 13 of 16
Notice he is standing on a white chair that is turned around so the back of the chair is between him and the hot stove. I do this so he is not leaning on the stove. I also explain to him the if he needs to grab onto something to grab the back of the chair because if he grabs the stove he will get burned. We've practiced this many, many times. He loves to flip things on the griddle, pancakes being his favorite. Yes, I let my 3 year old flip pancakes!
Building The Skewers 14 of 16
This may have been his favorite part. He let his creative juices flow and built several different styles and patterns.
All Finished And So Proud 15 of 16
We had fun and Lincoln was just beyond proud of making this breakfast from beginning to end.
Eating The Skewers 16 of 16
He Loved them so much for breakfast that he wanted more for lunch on our picnic at the park! All the other kids wanted his lunch and the parents were in awe of his cooking skills.
French Toast Fruit Sticks Recipe
4 pieces of bread (we used the crusty ends since we had enough and no one like those for sandwiches)
2 eggs
1/8 cup of flour
1/4 cup of milk
2 tablespoons sugar (or Agave or Pure Maple Syrup) I add a sweetener so there's no need for sticky syrup.
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
pinch of salt
fruit of choice – we used pineapple, grapes, strawberries and banana.
wooden skewers
Slice the fruit into large chunks, leave strawberries whole. Combine the egg, four, milk, sugar, vanilla, cinnamon and salt and whisk until smooth. Cut the bread into 2 inch squares (about 9 pieces per piece). Preheat the griddle and spray with cooking spray. Place the bread pieces into the egg mixture and fully coat both sides. Place on the griddle and cook for a minute or 2 on each side until golden brown. Remove and set on a plate. Set up the assembly and skewer fruit and french toast sticks. Viola! Breakfast is served.
Read more from Macki on The Family Kitchen and Babies First Year!
24 sinfully sweet dessert recipes in a jar
Insanely fast desserts: 1-minute sundaes, 2-minute cakes, and more!
10 tasty mug cakes you can make in under 10 minutes
21 delicious cupcakes you won't believe are vegan
8 homemade Girl Scout cookie recipes – Caramel deLites, Thin Mints, and more


text:
Sewing for Beginners
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Caring for Fabric
0 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.
- Before prewashing any fabric, a quick zigzag stitch or serge will keep the edges from fraying.
- If you get fabric from a craft or fabric store without care and content labels, make your own labels to sew into finished garments. Make a fabric care label with fabric sheets made for your computer printer and sew into the garment.
- Don't store your fabric in direct sunlight. Sunlight can fade the showing fabric and leave you with multi-tonal fabric.
- To protect fabric from dust or smoke, store neatly folded stacks in plastic bins or bags.
- Preshrink fabric before you store it.
- To test how a special fabric reacts to different pre-treatments (such as silk), create several small swatches and treat them differently. For example, press one with a press cloth and one without a press cloth.
- If you are covering outdoor cushions or pillows with new fabric, use inexpensive plastic shower curtain liners to first cover the cushions with a waterproof layer before covering with the new fabric. You can also do this with purchased newly purchased items. This will reduce mildew.
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:
Share This Story!
Let friends in your social network know what you are reading about
This Week's Adoptable Pets — July 24, 2014
Dudley is a large (but light boned) hound mix about 1 year old. Dudley is truly fun to be around. He seems so happy all of the time. He tends to bounce around and have lots of energy. He would make a great family dog. He obviously needs someone to walk or play with him every day (think of him as an exercise machine). Come meet Dudley. He will bring a smile to your face. Where to meet this pet: Make arrangements through PAWS by submitting an application at the office, 1125 W. 1130 North in St. George or online at www.dixiepaws.org. Call: 435-688-9748
A link has been sent to your friend's email address.
A link has been posted to your Facebook feed.
Join the Conversation
To find out more about Facebook commenting please read the Conversation Guidelines and FAQs


text:
Alberto Contador's camp: Defense OK'd
Updated: January 27, 2011, 12:50 PM ETAssociated Press
MADRID -- Spanish cycling authorities have accepted Alberto Contador's defense that his positive Tour de France doping test resulted from eating contaminated meat, the cyclist's spokesman said Thursday.
The Spanish federation has proposed a one-year ban for Contador, rather than the standard two-year penalty, after his positive clenbuterol test at last year's Tour.
Contador spokesman Jacinto Vidarte told The Associated Press that the federation accepted Contador's contention that ...
Read full story
You must be signed in to post a comment
You are fully responsible for the content you post. Content that includes profanity, personal attacks or antisocial behavior (such as "spamming" or "trolling"), or other inappropriate content or material will be removed. We reserve the right to block any user who violates our terms of use, including removing all content posted by that user.


text:
The Missouri Department of Conservation will partner with St. Louis Sprout and About to host the 2013 Sprout and About Annual Celebration at the Museum of Transportation. The family-friendly event will feature face painting, kid's activities and crafts, safety education, and a performance by Juggling Jeff at 12 Noon.
EventList powered by schlu.net
Note: You must log in first and your event will be reviewed before it will be published. If you do not have an account, please create one.
If you have questions or need to contact KDHX, visit our answers portal at answers.kdhx.org.


text:
Discover Children's Clothing Stores in Manhattan, New York
BabyCZ opened up their NYC flagship store in the heart of the Upper East Side in August 2009. Carolina Zapf (the CZ in BabyCZ), the owner and designer, had been designing clothing for high-end wholesale for ten years before opening stores in New York and Connecticut. This large, modern space carries darling baby and children's clothing made with rich materials like linen, cotton and cashmere for your happy and well-dressed little one. Stop by in… More info1300 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10173
You won't find hot-pink sparkles or cartoon logos at Sweet William, a children's clothing store committed to smaller, socially responsible clothing labels. Sweet WIlliam is stocked instead with unique and sophisticated pieces from local and European designers. Aimed for children ages 0-8, founder and Irish national Bronagh Staley has it right – independent, environmentally and ethically minded labels, and plenty of organic fibers that are soft to… More info85 Kenmare St, New York, NY 10012
Trico Field offers wild and adventurous children's wear with an ironic and clever twist. Shearling coats and bright puffers are whimsical and cute, while thick gauge sweaters and patched jeans are some of the best in town. Accessories are also anything but dull. It'll be hard to miss the kid decked out in fur earmuffs and spectator boots, available for boys and girls. Nautical stripes and polka dots are perfect for the parent eager to show off… More info65 West Houston St, New York, NY 10012
When Yoya co-owners Cristina Villegas-Boujnah and Gena Gerbier had their first children in 2002, they found there weren't any children's stores that shared the same comfortable, aesthetic atmosphere you might find at an adult's clothing store. Furthermore, kids' shops didn't even think to allow room for strollers! So, in 2004 the women opened Yoya, a store dedicated to cool toys and designer gadgets that the whole family can enjoy. The store… More info605 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014
As fashion changes more and more, designers are learning that it is possible to make good affordable clothing. Welcome to Thomas Sires, owned by Fiona Thomas and Allison Sires, where military and nautical styles are chic and well-made. Standouts include hand-knit striped sweaters, loosely fitted but densely textured and olive military shorts with light pleating. A lightweight black lace crop-top works for all seasons, layered over a white tank or… More info243 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10012
Olivier Brémond and Thorunn Anspach opened their first retail space in Iceland in 2005, a quirky shop brimming over with comfort clothing, funky home décor, and whatever else struck their fancy. Finding quick success, the pair opened Kisan Concept Store in 2008, their first stateside enterprise, filling it with items that give a playful nod to their home city of Reykjavik. The space is stocked with hard-to-find items from around the world made by… More info125 Greene St, New York, NY 10012


text:
- North America »
- United States »
- Nebraska »
- Terrytown »
The last verses in Matthew tell of the Great Commission: to "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations . . ." and CMI ... See more
Terrytown - Nebraska, United States - English
(308) 632-5264
209 East 15th Street Scottsbluff, NE 69361
Insight for Living Paws & Tales Adventures in Odyssey Family News in Focus Focus On The Family See all shows...
Songs playing in KCMI
In other languages
See this page in French: Ecouter KCMI en ligne
See this page in German: Hören KCMI online
See this page in Portuguese: Reproduzir KCMI ao vivo
See this page in Spanish: Escuchar KCMI en vivo


text:
About Melissa Ferrick
Singer/songwriter Melissa Ferrick emerged in 1994 as part of a group of new female alternative singer/songwriters, much in the vein of Liz Phair. Raised in Ipswich, MA, she began singing in coffeehouses after dropping out of college and eventually wound up in Boston. Her major breakthrough arrived one night when she replaced Morrissey's opening act less than an hour before showtime. Ferrick's performance impressed Morrissey, who invited her to open for him during the rest of the tour. The tour earned her a small cult following, as well as a contract with Atlantic Records.
She released her debut album, Massive Blur, in 1994 to good reviews; the critical reception for her stripped-down second album, Willing to Wait, earned even stronger acclaim. Even so, Atlantic dropped her in 1995, prompting Ferrick to go indie by signing with W.A.R.?, a Colorado-based company. She remained with W.A.R.? over the course of several albums -- including Everything I Need, Freedom, and the concert recording +1 -- before taking a lesson from fellow songwriter Ani DiFranco and forming her own label, Right On. Capturing her enigmatic stage persona, Ferrick issued Skinnier, Faster, Live at the B.P.C. in early 2001 and followed its release with a studio album named Valentine Heartache.
Releasing albums on her own label proved to be a welcome change of pace, and Ferrick spent the decade issuing a string of studio records and live releases. She also toured regularly, often logging as many as 150 shows per year. After releasing her 14th album, Goodbye Youth, in 2008, Ferrick shifted her focus to the artists who inspired her, resulting in the release of a covers album, Enough About Me, in 2010. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
Tour Dates
Mar 24 ThursdaySyracuse, NY, US Westcott Theater
Mar 25 FridayBuffalo, NY, US 9th Ward at Babeville
Apr 01 FridayAlbany, NY, US The Linda - WAMC's Performing Arts Studio
Apr 23 SaturdayProvidence, RI, US As220 Main Stage
May 07 SaturdayNorthampton, MA, US Iron Horse Music Hall
Powered by


text:
Content count422
Last visited
About DreamPhysix
Advanced Member
Recent Profile Visitors
Linode question, and staff online in sidebar like Xenforo?
DreamPhysix replied to Crossed Keys's topic in Pre-Sales QuestionsI host multiple IP.Board installations on my Linode VM (under a cPanel environment). I have had really great performance. On my Linode 1536 plan, I have 15 accounts and 4 or 5 IP.Board installations with plenty of room to grow (without upgrading my plan)! Highly recommended.
Michael started following DreamPhysix
What is everyone using to run it? A virtual machine (e.g. VMware or VirtualBox) or a normal HDD image?
I was able to download it at 27 MB/s because my university has a local 7-server Akamai deployment.
Windows 8 Pre-Beta released
DreamPhysix posted a topic in General Chit ChatThe Windows 8 Pre-Beta has been released at http://dev.windows.com Discuss.
Upgrade Windows Server 2003 Question
DreamPhysix replied to DreamPhysix's topic in General Chit ChatI'm fine with a clean install, but can i do it over remote desktop connection?
Upgrade Windows Server 2003 Question
DreamPhysix posted a topic in General Chit ChatI have a dedicated server running Windows Server 2003 and I was curious as to if I could upgrade it to Windows Server 2008 R2 without having to physically be at the server. E.g. like when upgraded Windows Vista to Windows 7, you can execute the installer on your desktop and not need any physical media. Is this possible? If I have a mountable image and I virtually mount it, would that be sufficient to upgrade the system?
Windows 7 SSD Optimization
DreamPhysix replied to DreamPhysix's topic in General Chit ChatWhy would you want to use Windows XP? If you need to use a program that requires Windows XP, you can use Windows XP mode in Windows 7.
Best Laptops to buy for up to £600?
DreamPhysix replied to Grant B's topic in General Chit Chathttp://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/list/parentCategoryID.44066900/categoryID.50787200 I bought the Sony VAIO VPCSA2FGX/BI for $1,199.00 US and haven't had a single complaint. There are plenty of laptops up there that fit in your budget, though.
Windows 7 SSD Optimization
DreamPhysix posted a topic in General Chit ChatI am using a 64 GB SSD for my Windows 7 OS and currently have 29.0 GB of 59.5 GB free. I've been deleting C:WindowsPrefetch, but it reappears automatically on reboot. I'm not sure what else I can do to decrease disk space. I try to install everything I can to my other hard drive as long as the software I'm using asks. I've moved my libraries to the hard drive as well. Is this average disk usage for an SSD with Windows 7? What is everyone else with a similar situation doing? Thanks!
Backing up site
DreamPhysix replied to Craig687's topic in General Chit ChatIf you have SSH access, I recommend using the mysqldump command for backing up your database and the tar command for archiving and compressing your files.
IP.Board 3.2.1 with this kind of forum placement exists?
DreamPhysix replied to Artyom's topic in Pre-Sales QuestionsIPB 3.2.1 isn't public yet AFAIK
AndyF liked a post in a topic: No one answer me since I register here
No one answer me since I register here
DreamPhysix replied to DoorMadeEasy's topic in Company FeedbackI have never come across an issue receiving support on this forum, nor has anyone I have come in contact with.
Help please
DreamPhysix replied to hellas-forum's topic in Pre-Sales QuestionsAfter your order is processed then you can go to the Purchases page in your Client Area and click on IP.Board and click the download tab
Google+ iOS Application!
DreamPhysix replied to DreamPhysix's topic in General Chit ChatIn my Google Reader account, I am subscribed to Gizmodo, which posted an article: http://gizmodo.com/5822629/google%252B-ios-app-is-now-available
IP.Board 3.2.0 Admin CP Menu
DreamPhysix replied to DreamPhysix's topic in Product Feedbacklatest chrome


text:
Another chapter of the boys basketball "Holy War" between Christian Brothers Academy and Bishop Ludden, and another victory for the Brothers -- rather routine, right?
Not really -- even if it seemed that, through 10 consecutive wins in this series, the Brothers had turned a fierce feud into something a bit tamer, through sheer repetition of success.
The 11th in a row over the Gaelic Knights, attained last Tuesday night in a 48-42 decision at Buddy Wleklinski Court, provided a reminder that, were it not for a timely shot or two, fortunes could turn around, regardless of the circumstances of the two sides.
CBA appeared to take control in the second quarter, breaking out of a 9-9 tie as, with Troy Bullock and Jameel Balenton leading the offense, it outscored Ludden 17-6 the rest of the half. The routine of past CBA-Ludden games was surfacing once more.
What wasn't routine, though, was the way the Gaelic Knights answered in the third quarter. Paced by John Rooney, who would finish with 14 points, Ludden made up most of the deficit, holding CBA to six points in that period. And when Omar Osbourne hit a basket early in the fourth quarter, the Brothers trailed 35-33.
Through all this, CBA stayed calm, and quickly regained the lead. Still, it wasn't until Bullock hit a key 3-pointer in the game's final seconds could the hosts relax.
Overall, Bullock had 16 points, while Balenton earned a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, and Greg Thomson contributed nine points and 15 rebounds. Pat Wiese had six points.
Safe from Ludden's clutches for another season, CBA stays at home Friday to face Mexico.
More like this story
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.


text:
Book your room at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Largo-Washington DC
Room, 2 Queen BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, BathtubMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Get an overview of this hotelDC-area hotel 1 mile from metro, 8 miles from downtown
Located in Largo, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Largo-Washington DC is in the business district and convenient to FedEx Field and Prince George's Sports and Learning Complex.
This hotel is within the vicinity of Prince George's Community College and Old Maryland Farm.
Make yourself at home in one of the 184 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Cable programming and iPod docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a 24-hour health club, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 3 mi.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast and lunch. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Conveniently located on Washington's Capital Beltway, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Largo-Washington DC is 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from Largo Town Center Metro Station and 8 miles (12.9 kilometers) from downtown Washington. Complimentary shuttle service will take you anywhere within 5 miles of the hotel. Shuttle service to home games at FedEx Field Stadium, located 1.7 miles (2.7 kilometers), also available (surcharge).
The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Largo-Washington DC also offers an indoor heated pool and 24-hour health club. The business center is open 24 hours a day, and 5 meeting/conference rooms are available.
Complimentary Wifi Internet access is available throughout the hotel. Dogs and cats weighing up to 20 pounds are welcome. Onsite self-parking is also complimentary.
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 2300
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- 24-hour health club
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms 5
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 184
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Indoor pool
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Climate control
- Free weekday newspaper
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- iPod docking station
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
The Grill - Offers a wide variety of traditional dishes including vegetarian and healthy choices as well as Chesapeake Bay seafood specialties. Open daily from early morning until late evening. A breakfast buffet is served daily with a brunch buffet on weekends.
Lobby Bar - Beer, wine, and cocktails are served, along with lunch items from a lighter menu.
Room Service - Enjoy meals from the hotel restaurant in the privacy of your room. Room service is available from 6 AM to 10 PM every day. Additionally, guests can find comfort foods at the lobby shop.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Pets allowed, Only dogs and cats are allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 20
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 10 and USD 14 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: USD 200 per accommodation, per stay
Hotel Name
- Radisson Hotel Largo-Washington DC
- Radisson Largo-Washington DC
- DoubleTree Hilton Hotel Largo-Washington DC
- DoubleTree Hilton Largo-Washington DC
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


text:
Do you need expert help or advice, let us be that help. You can contact us through email or through our toll free hotline. Purchasing Acura NSX Oil Filter parts online from AutohausAZ.com can be a huge benefit to you. Call our toll free customer service with any questions on your Acura NSX Oil Filter parts order. We started selling Acura NSX Oil Filter parts nearly 30 years ago in Arizona, now we sell worldwide via the internet. Relax in knowing AutohausAZ.com can provide you with the best and lowest price Acura NSX Oil Filter parts. Our professional sales staff is ready to take your order. When your item ships, our system automatically emails you with tracking information.
William W. - Phoenix, AZ: Thanks guys. Fantastic service; fantastic prices. Will be recommending you to all my Mercedes driving friends.
Victor L. - Fremont, CA: Thanks again for the great service. If you want me to fill any kind of survey regarding your service, I would kindly fill it out. Thanks again for the great customer service and fast shipping. I will definitely be a return customer in the future.


text:
VIDEO AND PICTURES: Archaeologist believes this is the biggest jellyfish ever caught on camera in UK waters
Fish & Game News July 25, 2014 Elliott
This picture is enough to make you turn to jelly – a snorkeller off the coast of Britain posing next to a jellyfish as big as him.
Archaeologist Robert Lenfert, 42, and his wife Natasha, 39, met the giant creature off Pendennis Point, near Falmouth, Cornwall.
Robert believes it's the biggest jellyfish ever pictured in UK waters.


text:
Begonia colors of the rainbow by kosharik69Watch
©2013-2016 kosharik69
watercolor, watercolor pencils, A4
Это прекрасно....
You are great with plants an flowers...amazing work
The colours are mesmerizing <3
Wonderful colours!
Хорошо получилось, мне нрависа)))
Beautiful work! Lovely colours & tones!
Fantastic painting!
а я думала БРЕД....спасибо!
oh wow, this is just beautiful!
Very nice.
beautifully done!
Is that an Angel Wing Begonia??? That is just beautiful!!!!
I love the color. which paper do you use?
Thank you so much! 'm glad you liked it!
for this job, I used avarelnuyu paper with a weight of 200, 50% cotton
for this job, I used avarelnuyu paper with a weight of 200, 50% cotton


text:
Related Artists
Static X
Birth Place: Los Angeles, California, USA
Years Active: 1994-2010 (hiatus)
Genres: Industrial Metal, Alternative Metal, Nu Metal
Years Active: 1994-2010 (hiatus)
Genres: Industrial Metal, Alternative Metal, Nu Metal
Static-X is an American Industrial Metal band from Los Angeles, California. They were formed in 1994. Their sound incorporates elements of a sub-genre called industrial metal. Static-X often refer to themselves as "evil disco." Static-X signed with Warner Bros. Records in early 1998, and released their debut album, "Wisconsin Death Trip," on March 23, 1999. Soon after, they released their first single "Push It, "followed by "I'm with Stupid" and "Bled for Days" in 2000. In 2001, "Wisconsin Death Trip" went platinum and is, to date, Static-X's only album to reach this success. "Machine," their second studio album, was released on May 22, 2001. The song "Black and White" provided t... Continue Bio >>
Listen to Static XAll Albums >>
and similar artists - Play Now
and similar artists - Play Now
Latest Tracks:
More Tracks >>


text:
Latch Lock With High QualityLike
Guangdong Janes Lock Co., Ltd
Product Range Main products
Knob door lock, large handle lock, mortise door lock, laminated padlock, various small hardware products, and etc.Target Market(s)
Africa(except Middle East); Eastern Europe; Hong Kong/ Macao/ Taiwan; Japan & Korea; Latin America; Mainland China; Middle East; North America; Northern Europe; Oceania; Central & Southern Asia; Southeast Asia; Western & Southern Europe
- Product Details
- Company Profile
Basic Specification
Detail Description
Additional Information
|Sample Available
About Us
Guangdong Janes Lock Co., Ltd
General Information
|Year of Establishment
|US$501 Thousand - US$1 Million
|Sales Volume
|US$50 Million - US$100 Million
|Brand Name
Export Information
|Export Year
|Export Percentage
|81% - 90%
|Delivery Time
|45 days
|Minimum Order Quantity
|Payment Terms
|T/T L/C Others
Productivity Information
|Production Lines
|10 lines
|Factory Size
|185,000 square meters
|Monthly Capacity
|Investment on Manufacturing Equipments
|US$5 Million - US$10 Million
|No. of Staffs
|Above 1000 People
|No. of R/D Staffs
|31 - 40 People
|No. of Engineers
|5 - 10 People
|No. of QC Staffs
|51 - 60 People


text:
How To Install Minecraft Aether 2 Mod 1.7.4
People Who Liked This Video Also Liked
Did this video help you?
blah name: you didn't put the link to install it
HugoPlaysPayday: no link
Matt Frasher: can you plz put a link for the craften terminal plz? its not working for me.
Christopher John: Where is the link in the discription?
MinecraftGamingHQz: I downloaded aether 2 and it's not working I load it I waited 30-45 min for it to download everything then I went on went on single player and then I couldn't make the portal and not enough items didn't work :/
Ryan Needles: WRONG this is the hard idiotic way
theres a website u go to and its ALOT simplier
john hancock: dude this is 1.6.2
MladenBro: Does this work for 1.7.4 plz answer.Thank you!
Vollx: NOt 1.7.4 ?
Daniel Davis: +Tracey Martin thnx
Candy Pls: Thanks Malik!!!! C:
Jaydosstudios: How do you go to the website
Jaydosstudios: What do you type in?
MultiRdevil: thanks man is one tutorial very good
kevin morales: thx very much thx you for the website
and for the video now I have aether thank you :D
blaze 26622: WTF IT IS NOT FOR 1.7.2!
The Mangle: it is not working
DJ Afro: thanks,thanks,thanks!!!!!
sodsestv: Fake
j Berrigan: its for 1.6.2 dude :(
How to Install Minecraft Aether 2 Mod 1.7.4 5 out of 5


text:
London Bridge Hotel – London Guide
By Pocket London Guides Limited
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Put London in your Pocket with London Bridge Hotel's Guide to London, the most useful visitor and travel information for London.
With attractions, shopping, dining, what's on and amenities, the Pocket London Guide provides comprehensive and easy-to-use information all in one place.
Presenting top quality and up-to-date information, the Pocket London Guide adds value and enhances understanding. With offers available on many items, the Pocket London Guide can even save you money.
You can search and filter all of the information and even view it all on the map. You can filter by distance, popularity, price and alphabetical.
The Pocket London Guide planner assists you in planning your trip. You can pull together all of your selected items into a manageable space and manage group size and type, time and distance, and cost, enhancing your visit and save your time and money.
The Pocket London Guide offers a seamless capability from website to mobile app and the ability to share your plans with others.
What's New in Version 220.127.116.11
Much smaller downloaded data
- Free
- Category: Travel
- Updated: 21 May 2014
- Version: 188.8.131.52
- Size: 141 MB
- Languages: English, German
- Developer: Pocket London Guides Limited
- © 2013 Pocket London Guides Ltd
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


text:
Archive: Jul 2014Showing 1300-1366 of 1366 items
Atlanta Motor Speedway offers discount tickets
Jul 1, 2014
Members of the military and first responders, through a partnership between Atlanta Motor Speedway and GovX, can receive discounted tickets to the events during Labor Day weekend NASCAR night racing at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Commentary: 2-minute warning
Jul 1, 2014
Last September, I went with my boss to Fort Benning Bengals and Fort Benning Doughboy games.
Hearts Apart helps spouses cope with separations
Jul 1, 2014
When Soldiers deploy, Fort Benning spouses can rely on a support program to share common concerns, ask questions and participate in social activities with other Family members on post.
Online program offers $100 for ADAPT participation
Jul 1, 2014
IRIS Educational Media is recruiting 200 eligible military parents to participate in an online evaluation study concerning parenting after deployment.
Seattle Army Recruiting Battalion changes commanders
Jul 1, 2014
The Seattle Army Recruiting Battalion welcomed a new commander during a Change of Command ceremony, July 1 on the north pad of Century Link Field at 10 a.m. Lt. Col. Vylius M. Leskys assumed command from Lt. Col. Ronald E. Henry, Jr.
Fireworks safety key during holiday weekend
Jul 1, 2014
With the Fourth of July holiday weekend upcoming, many members of the Fort Benning community will be out and about celebrating the anniversary of America's independence.
High schools: What parents should know
Jul 1, 2014
Parents of high schoolers at Fort Benning have many options in the Chattahoochee Valley when it comes to enrolling their children in school. To help make the process easier, the Bayonet and Saber has featured information on each of the public high schools in the area. Our staff hopes these overviews have been informative and useful.
Future vertical lift capability focuses on tech demo
Aug 13, 2014
The Army-led Future Vertical Lift program is being developed to replace the service's aging helicopter fleet, and the aircraft of other services, at some point in the future.
Independence Day Celebration draws thousands
Jul 1, 2014
Fort Benning hosted its annual Independence Day celebration June 28, drawing thousands of Soldiers and Family members to York Field for a variety of activities which included one of the largest fireworks displays in the Chattahoochee Valley.
Celebrate 4th of July, but keep safety in mind
Jul 1, 2014
On this Independence Day, we celebrate the birth of this nation and the freedoms we hold dear - freedoms that the brave men and women of America's Army protect. I want to thank all of you and your Families for answering the call to serve our nation.
'Blackhawks' zero in during Scout gunnery
Jul 1, 2014
C Troop, 3rd Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, conducted scout non-stabilized gunnery on Fort Benning June 24 at Carmouche Range to qualify Humvee crews on their main weapon system.
Units recognized for Civil War role
Jul 1, 2014
Two units based at Fort Benning were among those recognized June 27 for their role in the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, a key engagement of the Civil War.
Father, son complete Airborne jump together
Jul 1, 2014
As a third generation graduate of the U.S. Army Airborne School, Columbus State University ROTC Cadet Tyler Davidson said completing the course with his final jump June 25 was one of the most rewarding moments of his life.
ARTB welcomes new commander at ceremony
Jul 1, 2014
Soldiers, Family members, veterans and civilians gathered June 26 as Col. David Fivecoat assumed command of the Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade from Col. Kyle Lear during a ceremony at Victory Pond on Harmony Church.
Helicopters set to join unmanned fleet
Jul 1, 2014
If experiments being conducted by the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) and the Maneuver Center of Excellence are successful, Soldiers and small units could be resupplied or supported autonomously by unmanned helicopters like its current fixed-wing counterparts.
Program to coordinate DA civilian development
Jul 1, 2014
While Soldiers have numerous opportunities for training, education and professional development, the same opportunities for Army civilians are not as well known.
Looking at challenges, initiatives to retain the Army's Industrial Base at Watervliet
Jul 8, 2014
WATERVLIET ARSENAL, N.Y. -- Faced with significant cuts to defense weapons spending, Lt. Gen. Patricia McQuistion led a team of logistics experts on July 1 at the Watervliet Arsenal as part of a strategy to ensure the Army's Industrial Base remains relevant and well postured to support the future Army.
Medical detachment returns home
Jul 1, 2014
Soldiers of the 926th Medical Detachment (Preventative Medicine) arrived June 23 at Lawson Army Airfield to reunite with their Families after a nine-month deployment.
4th 0F JULY-INDEPENDENCE DAY SAFETY MESSAGE
Jul 1, 2014
As we celebrate the 238th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we recall the valor and vision demonstrated by our founding fathers, who declared independence and gave birth to our great Nation-a country founded on the principles of liberty, freedom, and democracy for all of its people. However, freedom is never free. Our independence is possible because of the men and women of our Armed Forces, who continue to proudly defend our freedom. On this Fourth of July, let us be grateful for the blessings that freedom represents and for the opportunities it affords.
Fort Riley contracting director to retire
Jul 1, 2014
Members of the Mission and Installation Contracting Command are saying farewell this week to one of their own after his almost 31 years of federal service, the last 12 of those as director of contracting at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Strong turnout for third annual Semper Fit race
Jul 1, 2014
More than 80 runners turned out for this year's Chesty's 5k race June 25 at the Henderson Hall portion of Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall.
Maintainers train in logistical convoy operations
Jul 1, 2014
Soldiers of Distribution Platoon, Company D, 703rd Brigade Support Battalion, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, attached to 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 4th IBCT, conducted logistical convoy training on Fort Stewart, Ga., June 25, 2014.
CECOM hosts global communications exercise at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Jul 1, 2014
"Effective Cyber operations in a Joint Information Environment" was the focus of this year's Joint User Interoperability Communications Exercise (JUICE) hosted by U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., during the month of June.
Gen. Dempsey talks to USARPAC Soldiers at Historic Palm Circle
Jul 1, 2014
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii- Soldiers and leaders filled several sets of bleachers at Historic Palm Circle as Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the 18th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, addressed the audience during a town hall meeting June 30. Dempsey's trip to U.S. Army Pacific's Headquarters for a town hall meeting was sparked by his arrival for the beginning Rim of Pacific 2014 Exercise, one of the largest international maritime exercises. The meeting provided him a chance to listen to Soldiers' concerns in the Pacific and answer questions related to those concerns.
Army completes enduring large satellite terminal footprint in Afghanistan
Jul 1, 2014
Keeping in mind lessons learned from the drawdown in Iraq, the Army is six months ahead of schedule with the completion of its enduring Deployable Ku Band Earth Terminal (DKET) satellite footprint in Afghanistan, avoiding potential retrograde challenges at the height of the exodus.
Permethrin-treated uniforms protect against lethal diseases
Jul 7, 2014
The Army combat uniform with permethrin protects Soldiers from insect and tick-borne diseases while in garrison, training and non-combat deployed environments.
Pentagon birthday bash celebrates Army's 'rich history'
Jul 1, 2014
Commitment, strength, a sugary dessert and some presidential levity made for a party atmosphere at the Pentagon courtyard as the Army celebrated its 239th birthday June 19.
Family values drive Army Reserve Soldier during Best Warrior Competition
Jul 1, 2014
When Army Reserve Sgt. Henry Cocker is struggling to complete one more situp or carry his ruck sack one more mile, it's more than just training and toughness that drives him onward. What gives him the drive to succeed is are the values instilled within him by his father.
Updated communications vehicle put to the test
Jul 7, 2014
During natural disasters, communications tools are vital to coordinate recovery and relief efforts, but power and phone lines can be one of the first casualties during emergencies.
30-Year Strategy
Jul 3, 2014
TARDEC's 30-Year Strategy provides an overarching framework to develop, integrate and sustain advanced manned and autonomy-enabled ground system capabilities for the Current and Future Force.
TARDEC 2013 Capabilities Handbook
Jul 1, 2014
Army Strong for 239 years
Jul 1, 2014
Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall celebrated the Army's 239th birthday with "hooah" style June 20, with an early morning run and cake cutting ceremony in the afternoon at the Dining Facility.
Protect your eyes in sports--just like you do in combat
Jul 1, 2014
Players of any sport with potential to cause eye injury should wear protective eyewear designed for that sport.
Army secretary challenges civilian aides to help
Jul 1, 2014
JOINT BASE LEWIS MCCHORD, Wash. - As Dr. Rory Cooper sat strapped into the seat of an Air Force C-17, he glanced at his empty wheelchair a few feet away and contemplated the last time he rode in this type of aircraft.
3-15 Infantry platoon leader returns to alma mater
Nov 30, -0001
Sometimes as a leader it is important to take the time to reflect on where one comes from and what one has done. 1st Lt. James Rafferty, an infantry officer with 3rd Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, had the opportunity to reflect on where he came from as he trained, taught, and mentored cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, from May 20 to June 16 during the Cadet Leader Development Training.
May/June SHARP updates
Jul 1, 2014
Today's blog post is from Dr. Christine Altendorf, director, U.S. Army Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) Program. All, My May/June blog post is a bit long but I'm covering some important topics -- Training, SHARP Resource Centers, Policies, POTUS Report and Data Quality -- so please keep reading!
Build safety into summer fun
Jul 1, 2014
Summer fun could be hindered by unintentional accidents if people do not make safety a priority.
3 things that could save your life at the lake this holiday weekend
Jul 1, 2014
Independence Day is one of the busiest boating days of the year at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah River lakes-and with higher volumes of visitors comes a higher risk for accidents.
Soldiers work for a cleaner, greener community
Jul 1, 2014
Soldiers of Team 2, 25th Chemical Company, 22nd Chemical Battalion (TE), conducted a community service project to pick up trash and plant gardens in an east Baltimore, Md. neighborhood Friday.
Top Philippines Army Officer lays wreath
Jul 1, 2014
Lt. Gen. Hernando Iriberri, Commanding General of the Philippine Army, participated in an Army Full Honors Wreath Laying ceremony with Maj. Gen Jeffery S. Buchanan, U.S. Army Military District of Washington commanding general, and Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery.
New Jersey Lt. Gov. presented a hockey puck to exemplify 3-D printing capabilities
Jul 1, 2014
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno (center) holds a hockey puck with a textured New Jersey Devils professional hockey logo that was created using additive manufacturing techniques as U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance and Assemblywoman BettyLou DeCroce, N.J. 26th District, listen in at Picatinny Arsenal, N.J. on June 30th.
SMA Chandler's wife reads to USAG Ansbach children
Jul 1, 2014
The wife of the sergeant major of the Army visited the Katterbach Child Development Center and spent time reading to children there July 1.
3rd ID commander attends Savannah Winds Patriotic Concert
Nov 30, -0001
The 3rd Infantry Division commander, Maj. Gen. Mike Murray, and the 3rd ID Color Guard took part in the Savannah Winds Annual Patriotic Concert at Armstrong State University June 29. The Savannah Winds is a community orchestra based at Armstrong. This year, the concert's theme was "In Celebration of our Independence" and featured a wide variety of music, from John Philip Sousa's marches to Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA."
Colbrook leads USAG Bavaria
Jul 3, 2014
Former chief of Unmanned Aircraft Systems replaces Col. Saenz as garrison commander
White Devils Host Fun Day
Jul 1, 2014
As several children sat down along a sidewalk on a hot summer day, their mothers smiled, and together they enjoyed a day of fun in the sun.
Readiness begins with YOU
Oct 21, 2014
This month marks our nation's 238th birthday, and while that might seem like a long time, we're still young compared to many countries around the world. What's helped set us apart and make us a global power in just a couple centuries, however, has been the dedicated service and sacrifice of our military members. Thank you for what you do every day to ensure our freedoms endure!
Night Stalkers compete in USASOC's Best Warrior competition
Jul 1, 2014
FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- Two Soldiers from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) tested their inner warrior last week during the United States Army Special Operations Command's Best Warrior Competition.
U.S. Army's European training command to change commanders, Jul. 21
Jul 1, 2014
The U.S. Army's 7th Army Joint Multinational Training Command will hold a change-of-command ceremony at 2 p.m. on the Grafenwoehr parade field, Jul. 21.
Thompson takes charge
Jul 1, 2014
U.S. Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Tracy Thompson assumed leadership of the 412th Theater Engineer Command in a change of command ceremony held here June 29.
Buckler retires after 36 years
Jul 1, 2014
Not many people think they will work somewhere for 36 years. U.S. Army Reserve Maj. Gen. William M. Buckler Jr. is no different.
Soldiers say thank you, farewell to commanding general
Jul 2, 2014
The 412th Theater Engineer Command held a change of command ceremony at the Vicksburg Convention Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, June 29.
Restricted Locations for Independence Day Fireworks Viewing Around Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
Jul 1, 2014
As the community prepares for the 2014 Independence Day celebration along the National Mall, Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall (JBM-HH) announces changes to some popular fireworks viewing areas in Arlington County, Va.
2014 July Old Navy annex Restricted Parking
Jul 1, 2014
Working Dog Appreciation 5-K Run
Nov 30, -0001
The 64th Medical Detachment Veterinary Support Services hosted a 5-Kilometer run on June 27th in honor of working dogs, who are the four-legged heroes. Service members and contractors from all around Kandahar Airfield participated in the early morning fun.Includes sound bites from Maj. Jodi Sangster, Theater Clinical Specialist; Mariana Colyn, Working Dog Handler; Spc. Jessey Csech, Working Dog Handler and Sgt, Rony, Working Dog.. Also available in high definition.
Working Dog Appreciation 5-K Run
Nov 30, -0001
The 64th Medical Detachment Veterinary Support Services hosted a 5-Kilometer run on June 27th in honor of working dogs, who are the four-legged heroes. Service members and contractors from all around Kandahar Airfield participated in the early morning fun. Also available in high definition.
New brochure highlights local sights
Jul 1, 2014
Neumarkt County produces its first English language trip planner for Soldiers.
Office reshuffle saves $30,000 a year
Jul 8, 2014
Consolidation of installation-dispersed services saves big bucks.
Area I has a new garrison commander
Jul 13, 2014
Col. Jack Haefner assumes command of USAG Red Cloud and Area I during ceremony at Camp Red Cloud
Romanian prime minister visits Black Scorpions to mark important transition
Nov 30, -0001
Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta visited Romanian soldiers at Kandahar Airfield, June 29, to mark the Romanian end-of-operations in Afghanistan.
Rangers in all-black company remember Korean service
Jul 2, 2014
Elite Soldiers with the Army's only all-black Ranger company talked about their service during the Korean War, how they fought bravely, endured harsh conditions and served with distinction.
94th Infantry Division vets reunite to remember World War II
Dec 15, 2014
Some 20 World War II veterans of the 94th Infantry Division gathered in Arlington, Virginia, June 28, 2014, for their 65th annual reunion.
Army researches the future of 3-D printing
Jul 2, 2014
One day, Soldiers will get critical repair parts at the point of need through innovative, reliable 3-D printing systems. This vision of the future will lift the logistics burden and lighten the load to provide more capabilities at less cost, according to Army researchers.
Under Secretary Carson poses 10 questions to Army
Jul 1, 2014
Under Secretary of the Army Brad Carson posed 10 questions to members of the Association of the U.S. Army at their monthly breakfast, June 26, 2014, dealing with the size and composition of the Army, modernization and readiness.
Reserve unit conducts annual training in Africa during Western Accord 2014
Jul 1, 2014
Soldiers of the 49th Medical Battalion are spending their annual training in Senegal, Africa, in support of Exercise Western Accord 2014.
U.S. Army-hosted Western Accord 2014 focuses on peace support operations
Jul 1, 2014
Western Accord 2014, a two-week command-post and field-training exercise, began June 16, 2014, in Thiès, Senegal.
Natick Soldier pedals away from troubles
Jul 1, 2014
No one will ever mistake Staff Sgt. Eric Murray for a Tour de France winner, but that really doesn't matter. His bicycle became a lifeline of sorts for Murray after he suffered wounds to his lower extremities from two mortar rounds in a September 2006 attack near Sadr City, Iraq, and later during his divorce.


text:
Psn is down from 8:05 -5:00 pm PST so noone can go online.
Psn is down from 8:05 -5:00 pm PST so noone can go online.
Ummm.. I'm on PSN with my 3.50 Slim right now. Everyone on my list that is logged in (9 people) are playing BlackOps. We may just be screwed.. hope we're not.
ok, but it should say for example: PSN is not available yet and not "please update your fw or something like that" or am i wrong?!
i will test tomorrow, when the maintenance i over...
yes also confirmed, PSN is NOT down. They have patched the current spoof payload exploits. Let's just sit tight everyone and see what our coding brothers bring us to use next
DUDE!! =( this sucks lol, tried to log into PSN and got " you must update FW etc etc"
and i am using the newest payload v3 (PSN+3.50 spoof)
Owell, i guess we seen this coming =/
The website states that its down for maintenance also whenever I click the ok update thing it gives me error 80028e06 which as far as I know means can not contact server.
Try to boot without JB. It will connect nicely
whinis I guess your right, I kind of jumped the gun on this LOL seeing as it's only 1pm Pacific time, I'll wait till 5:30ish PM Pacific time and cross my fingers
oh well, it was fun while it lasted, here's hoping it can be spoofed again and since i can login with my account on my other ps3 they havn't banned us so that's a good thing.
just spend $40 on coins for madden 11 as well lol oh well looks like i will be buying it if i can't get the spoof working again.
Since you already have a github repoistory it would be a good idea to check xoeo´s base in and just replace the absolute addresses with labels like PL3 does so that one payload for every firmware would be possible by just using a different preprocessor variable.
PS3 Backup Game Managers
• GameSonic PS3 Manager Updates
• Hybrid Manager PS3 Updates
• IrisMAN PS3 Manager Updates
• Iris Manager PS3 Manager Updates
• MultiMAN PS3 Manager Updates
PS3 CFW (Custom Firmware)
• DARKNET PS3 CFW Updates
• Ferrox PS3 CFW Updates
• Habib PS3 CFW Updates
• Prometheus PS3 CFW Updates
• PS3ITA PS3 CFW Updates
• Rebug PS3 CFW Updates
• Rogero PS3 CFW Updates
• Sky PS3 CFW Updates
• Starz PS3 CFW Updates
PS3 Homebrew Apps
• Movian PS3 Media Center
• PS3 CCAPI (ControlConsoleAPI)
• PS3 NOR & NAND Patcher Updates
• PS3Xport / PeXploit Updates
• No PSN / NoPSN Patch Updates
• PSNDL / PSNDL v2 Updates
• PSNPatch / PSN Patch Updates
• PSNStuff+ / PSNStuffX Updates
• PSN / SEN Enabler & Disabler Updates
• TrueAncestor PS3 Tools Updates
• WebMAN Mod Plugin Updates
• Yutolio's PSN Database Updates
PS3 MFW (Modified Firmware)
• PS3 CFW Creator / PS3MFW UI
• PS3MFW Builder / Our MFW Updates


text:
Safety Equipment
Workplace safety can mean different things for different environments. Whatever safety means for your role, Grainger can help you to achieve it. Grainger provides high-quality, dependable products you can trust to keep employees and work sites safe. Search by keyword, part number or category to find exactly what you need to help keep your workers safe and your workplace compliant with safety regulations.
Product Categories
Top Selling Safety Products
CONDORItem # 5AJ51
Price: $0.68
CONDORItem # 5JK52
Price: $0.88
CONDORItem # 2UTZ2
Price: $0.42
ANSELLItem # 1RL38
Price: $1.17
CONDORItem # 4EY97
Price: $1.58
CONDORItem # 4JF62
Price: $0.68
CONDORItem # 1AV08
Price: $1.73
CONDORItem # 5JK51
Price: $1.11
CONDORItem # 5JK50
Price: $1.11
CONDORItem # 2UTZ7
Price: $0.84
CONDORItem # 3ZL55
Price: $0.97
SHOWA BESTItem # 4JF56
Price: $5.81
CONDORItem # 4JF63
Price: $0.68
CONDORItem # 5JH03
Price: $4.25
CONDORItem # 1FYX6
Price: $1.88
Safety Q&A
Ask your questions. Share your answers.
Thank you for using Grainger.com Ask & Answer.
Thank you for using Grainger.com Ask & Answer.
Do we have to continue using the NFPA labels and only use the new labels with pictograms of the GHS?
do you sell Safety coded Spray bottles?
What are the reflective slats that can be placed in a "chain Link" fence called and where can I locate them
In order to better assist you we will need additional information. Please call 1-800-Grainger to speak with a Customer Service Agent. Thank you for using Grainger.com Ask & Answer.
For additional product resources, please feel free to contact Grainger customer care at 1-800-Grainger (1-800-472-4643), or by calling your local branch. They can provide additional information or connect you with Technical Product Support which is available 7am -7pm CST Mon-Fri.
Thank you for using Ask and Answer.
Well the MSDS be updated to the SDS by June 1st 2015 ?
Respriatory and PAPR
Which respirator cartridges should be used for sulfuric acid and sodium hydroxide protection?
The NIOSH and 3M respirator guides both list N95 for the minimum filter required. Full face respirator or appropriate eye/face protection is required.
Thank you for using Grainger Ask and Answer.
2. Is it allowable per the manufacturer to separate an extension ladder and use the upper section to enter an excavation?
Ask and Answer Disclaimer:
Grainger is neither responsible for, not does it endorse, the content of any statement posted. Any statements posted constitute the statements of the poster and are not the statements of Grainger.
The statements posted by Grainger employees with the Grainger employee badge represent the views of such employees and are not the statements of Grainger. Grainger makes no representations as to the appropriateness, accuracy, completeness, correctness, currentness, suitability, or validity of any statements posted, including statements posted by employees with the Grainger employee badge, and is not liable for any losses, injuries or damages which may result from any such statements.
Use of any linked web site provided in a post is at the user's own risk. This site should not replace the use by you of any technical product manual or other professional resource or adviser available to you.
The source for the answers given by Grainger in Ask and Answer are based on the information provided with the question, which may not be complete or may not apply to other situations, and based on product literature and informational materials, the content of which is provided by Grainger's product suppliers. Grainger disclaims liability for any information it provides in Ask and Answer which later may be alleged or determined by a court of law to be inaccurate or incorrect.
The answers given by Grainger in Ask and Answer are not intended to replace or supplement any professional, engineering or other consultation services available to its product users. Always read, understand, and follow the product information and instructions provided by the manufacturer. same on category AAA as well


text:
Discussion slated on electric vehiclesJanuary 29,2014Discussion slated on electric vehicles
Professor Steven Letendre of Green Mountain College will discuss the environmental and economic effects of electric vehicles on Vermont, at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Green Mountain Powers Energy Innovation Center.
According to Letendre, the electrification of Vermonts vehicle fleet presents a historic opportunity to decrease dependence on imported fuels. In his talk, he will explore questions about the ability of the electric grid to charge the new vehicles, and the connection between electric vehicles and renewable sources of energy such as wind and solar. Letendre is a professor of economics and environmental studies at Green Mountain College and is the director of the degree program in ecological design and renewable energy.
The talk is part of GMPs College Lecture Series, which stemmed from an agreement between GMP and the four colleges in Rutland County. The presentations will explore a variety of energy issues, including the science of energy, renewable power, financial concerns and the psychology of energy use. GMPs Energy Innovation Center is on Merchants Row in downtown Rutland.MORE IN This Just InThis week saw the arrival of some subtle but important changes to Twitter, Instagram and Gmail. Full StoryBRATTLEBORO A Vermont-based dairy company has been selected as one of the suppliers of Greek... Full StoryOfficials warn Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Celtic captain Scott Brown and Kris Commons limber up for tonight's potential title-clincher at Firhill
Ronnie Cully, Senior Sports Writer / / Sport
WITH three-in-a-row all but in the bag, Scott Brown believes the touchpaper is just being lit on an explosive period in Celtic's trophy-laden history.
The Hoops captain can lead his side to the title for the third time tonight - and collect his fourth championship medal as a Celtic player.
The ultra-early opportunity to get over the line with win No.27 of the campaign has arrived after Aberdeen could only draw against Ross County last night.
But even before he runs out at a packed Firhill, Brown is looking beyond this prize.
The 28-year-old - whose £4.4million transfer fee when he joined from Hibs has not been topped by the Hoops in the seven years since - is sure more glory days are within reach.
But he will be even more confident if the club hold on to their top stars and invest in the extra bits of quality the manager wants.
The longest-serving player at Parkhead said: "With this squad, it's looking good. If we can keep them together, and make a few additions here and there, then we can go from strength to strength."
The average age of the group assembled by Neil Lennon is just 25, and Brown continued: "It's a young squad. I think I'm one of the oldest.
Promoted stories
"But the main thing is we try and keep them together and keep improving.
"We need to add a few faces, and I'm sure the gaffer will do that to freshen things up.
"As long as we can keep most of the players together, I'd be happy."
Georgios Samaras - who joined Celtic a few months after Brown, and who will also be picking up his fourth championship medal - is running down his contract.
Fraser Forster and Virgil van Dijk are expected to attract big offers in the summer.
But even if there is a repeat of last year when key players Victor Wanyama, Gary Hooper and Kelvin Wilson, departed for over £20million, Brown trusts Lennon to build again.
But it will be the tried and trusted who will be asked to carry them to the title.
Brown insists the league table does not lie and illustrates how far ahead of the rest they have been.
He said: "If we put our heads together, we know we can go all the way to the end of the season, get a lot of points on the board and score a lot of goals.
"And that's what we're going to do."
Clinching the title tonight will be the perfect present for Lennon, who yesterday celebrated four years in the job.
Brown has been with him every step of the way, through the good days - and the bad.
The captain summed up Lennon's strength by saying: "The main thing is he's a winner, and he tries to put that into every individual, from the senior boys to the young ones coming through.
"He wants us to play football, as well. But the main thing is we get the three points."
Promoted Stories
Commenting & Moderation
We moderate all comments on Evening Times on either a pre-moderated or post-moderated basis. If you're a relatively new user then your comments will be reviewed before publication and if we know you well and trust you then your comments will be subject to moderation only if other users or the moderators believe you've broken the rules
Moderation is undertaken full-time 9am-6pm on weekdays, and on a part-time basis outwith those hours. Please be patient if your posts are not approved instantly.
Please note: Disqus comments are provided for information only. No new comments will be accepted


text:
- 18 & over
- Two item minimum
- Special Event
Los Angeles, CA
Comedy Central Certified
Share with your friends:
HOLLYWOOD BABBLE-ON (Special Event)
Purchase Tickets
Friday, September 13, 2013 10:00 PM
Hollywood Improv, Los Angeles, CA
Show Details
- Ticket Price: $0.00
- Door Time: 9:30 PM
- Show Type: Stand Up
- Showroom: Main Room
18 & over
Two items minimum
Special Event
Performing Artists (Click on Artist for Reviews and Previews)
Kevin Smith
@ThatKevinSmith is the fat guy who got thrown off the plane. He also made Clerks once.
Ralph Garman
Kevin Smith and Ralph Garman take a twisted look at showbiz news and bite the Hollywood hand that feeds them. Sometimes, they feel bad and give Hollywood a tetanus shot and some Neosporin, but, even then, they usually just turn around and bite Hollywood's other hand. They can't help it. It's their nature. It's like that "scorpion and frog" story. But, deep down, they're just two nice East Coast boys... who happen to have a heavy dependence on drugs and alcohol, respectively.
Upcoming Shows
- Sun 2.14.16 - 7:30 PM Valentine's Night with Owen Benjamin, Zainab Johnson, Jason Collings, Thomas Dale and Francisco Ramos Buy Tickets
- Sun 2.14.16 - 8:00 PM At the Lab: The Comedy Kickback with Damon Wayans Jr, Theo Von, Justin Hires, Yvonne Orji, Chase Anthony, and Chinedu Unaka Buy Tickets
- Sun 2.14.16 - 9:30 PM Valentine's Night at the Improv with Amir K, Taylor Williamson, Debra DiGiovanni, Billy Wayne Davis, Wayne Federman, Fahim Anwar & more! Buy Tickets
- Sun 2.14.16 - 10:00 PM At The Lab: Lab Work with Ken Garr, Phil Hendrie, Avery Pearson, Jason Saenz, Jeffry Baldinger, David Waite, Kimberly Clark, Jon Schabl, Annelise Dekker-Hernandez & more! Buy Tickets
- Mon 2.15.16 - 8:30 PM At The Lab: Welcome Home to Eddie Pepitone Buy Tickets
- Tue 2.16.16 - 3.1.16 IMPROV OPEN MIC HAPPY HOUR Buy Tickets
See All Shows