text:
2GAG - Silver Screen by Drunken-NoviceWatch
©2012-2016 Drunken-Novice
Seriously Mr Jonasson, you make me laughing a lot, this comic is awesome even if I'm not a huge fan of
humouristic comics (it's a pleonasm, isn't it ?) ! This scene is so good, you've captured very well
the lack of scenario and the really bad acting in the most of blockbuster movies. I like the way they look,
especially Frank, he reminds me of the actor who plays Noah Bennett in Heroes !
Took him long enough to realize the movie was about him and his roommates.
omg, frank has eyes, but it is only a movie so they must be a special effect, and could it hurt if they got that actress a tan before playing Guy?, that bleached skin sickens me
Wow! Except Wayne's beard, they are all beautiful when more detailed.
*looks over* 69 views for today. Wonders never cease.
Haha Guy is using Wayne as a footrest. Awesome.
HAHA! Guy looks so cute! >w<
Oh my God.
Hilarious as usual!^^
Hilarious as usual!^^
LOL i just cant stop laughing XD
Last Line = Best Line Ever!~<3
I just want to be very clear! I like 2GAG, I liked this strip, I chose to favorite it because of the outstanding "artist comment" about the upcoming movie.
Grattis till ett år av grymma serier!
Grattis till ett år av grymma serier!
Love it,
Happy one year!
strange faces in the movie...
Wayne looks like he's being played by Chris Hemsworth, haha
That punchline rocks.
He has a diary?
Has it only been a year? It's amazing seeing how your art style has changed! And no, I do not mean this strip specifically, I realize the characters look different for another reason. But really, this comic is awesome, Rickard you are awesome, and I hope this goes on for a long time to come!
Diary of a Hopeless Loser
haha XD
Frank would NEVER have allowed a diary with ANY information about him of any type to make it into the hands of "Hollywood" or the "government" for that matter on the off chance that Wayne or Guy actually recorded fact and not fiction!
Know what I'd like to do for 2GaG's birthday? Find out when you'll be taking commissions again.
fff lolol XD
Are Guy and Wayne in any way... er, do they like each other, so to speak? XD
Given that Waynes's desires play into Guy's sadism quite well, I'd say yes.
but it feel interesting to see them with more details
but it feel interesting to see them with more details
What am I looking at.
AHH this is amazing!
I'm going to celebrate 2GAG's first birthday with the Queen's diamond jubilee.
all the money when to Guy's character
it only took me about five minutes, but i figured out why Frank looks so different in the second panel.
love this
love this
I laughed so hard when I read this!
The Hollywood extradrama is hilarious XD
Is Guy blushing? Or are her cheeks normally that rosey?
omg yessssss love this ^_^
Frank, you're so silly.


text:
Chalcedony and 4.00 ct. t.w. Amethyst Multicolored Geometric Ring With Diamonds in 14kt White Gold
Item#: 823944
Colorful cabochons married with the spark of faceted gemstones makes for one fabulous geometric ring. Features purple and blue chalcedony and 4.00 ct. t.w. purple and green amethysts with an arc of diamond accents. 14kt white gold ring.
Due to the incredible value on your Clearance selection, no additional discounts apply.
Product Details (for Chalcedony and 4.00 ct. t.w. Amethyst Multicolored Geometric Ring With Diamonds in 14kt White Gold. Size 5)
3/4 inch
14kt close 14KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 14kt is 58.33% gold. In the United States, 14K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. White Gold close WHITE GOLD: Gold is a precious metal which is naturally quite soft. To give it a white color and increase its strength, gold is alloyed with white metals, such as silver and/or palladium, and often plated with rhodium. The purity of the metal is indicated by a unit called a "karat," with 24kt having the highest percentage of natural gold.
Polished close POLISHED: A buffed-out finish used to produce a mirror-like shine.
Gemstone 1:
Chalcedony close CHALCEDONY: a family of minerals that is often milky gray or bluish in color. Chalcedony includes a number of stones including onyx (black), carnelian (waxy red), agate (wide ranging palette) and bloodstone (brownish red.) (Color: Blue, Quantity: 1, Shape & Cutting Style: Rectangle Cabochon close CABOCHON: A style of cutting gemstones to achieve a smooth, domed surface with an absence of facets. , Weight: 3.90 carats, Size: 10X8 mm)
Gemstone 2:
Chalcedony (Color: Purple, Quantity: 1, Shape & Cutting Style: Oval close OVAL: An elliptical shape that resembles an egg. Cabochon, Weight: 3.00 carats, Size: 10X8 mm)
Gemstone 3:
Amethyst close AMETHYST: A natural variety of quartz, amethyst ranges in color from deep purple to pale lavender, and even to warm greens. Amethyst has been used during meditation to provide a sense of spiritual balance. Amethyst is the birthstone of February. (Color: Green, Quantity: 1, Shape & Cutting Style: Cushion close CUSHION: A gemstone that features a rounded square shape. The facet arrangement can be either a type of modified brilliant cut or a checkerboard pattern. , Weight: 2.00 carats, Size: 8 mm)
Gemstone 4:
Amethyst (Color: Purple, Quantity: 1, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 2.00 carats, Size: 8 mm)
Gemstone 5:
Diamond close Diamond: The hardest and most brilliant of all gemstones, a diamond can make the heart race with its pure and fiery spark. An ancient symbol of love, a diamond is the preferred gemstone for tokens of affection, such as rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Diamond is the birthstone for April. Accent
All weights and measures are approximate.
Ross-Simons Presentation Box Your purchase includes an elegant Ross-Simons presentation box.
100% Moneyback Guarantee every item, every order, every day
Free Shipping on orders $250 or more
Only $7.95 Flat Rate for any order under $250
24/7 Live Help toll free at 1-800-835-0919
100% Secure Checkout verified by Norton Security
Recently Viewed Items:
Learn More About White Gold Chalcedony Amethyst Diamond Free Ring Sizer

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Your current site
Hudson in other countries
Global home
Hudson RPO is a leading global Recruitment Process Outsourcing company with a global network of recruiters and proprietary technology and tools, delivering qualified candidates worldwide.
Hudson RPO's Project Recruitment capability is second to none. We leverage our global footprint and recruiter capability to deliver on your short term recruitment needs, wherever and whenever you need them.
Hudson RPO's blended RPO solutions integrate the process of permanent hiring and temporary staffing into a single, total talent acquisition solution, driving significant benefits over and above those delivered by separate RPO and MSP programs.
Hudson RPO's global network of branding, sourcing, recruitment and technology experts will help you design, cost and implement the optimal recruitment model, process and technology for your business.
Hudson RPO's programs will give you greater visibility and control over your contingent workforce, saving money, reducing risks, improving service and helping you respond better to fluctuating economic conditions.
Hudson RPO is recognized year after year as a top recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) provider. Our vision is to be the leading global provider of professional level RPO solutions offering a global footprint and cutting edge HR research and development.
Get the guide
Read press release
Find and Address Obstacles Before they Hinder Growth.
Get the Report
Recruiter, Recruiting Sales Commissioned Candidates
New York, NY, USA
Recruitment Coordinator
Mississauga, ON
Senior Onsite Consultant (Macquarie) - Technology
Sydney, CBD
Recruitment Resourcer (Macquarie)
Sydney, CBD
Senior Onsite consultant (Macquarie) – Risk Management
Sydney, CBD
Contract Recruiter
Bridgewater, NJ, USA
Recruitment Coordinator (Macquarie)
Sydney, CBD
Hudson is a global talent solutions company. We help transform the workplace and unleash the full potential of organizations and individuals. Our expert team and proprietary tools provide you with unique insights and services that help you maximize your success. Across 20 countries, we deliver a range of recruitment, talent management and recruitment process outsourcing solutions to get you and your business where you want to be.


text:
Whoopass....a fresh can opened every hour.
Anything you want from McDonalds.
MacDonald's happy meal. Over one trillion served.
Hot Pockets
3 week old uncovered in the fridge leftovers.
Why do you think Artofnoise is always here...he won't eat that stuff. lol
liver and tongue
they feed you 24 hours a day in hell..? where do i sign up..?
My mother's lentil soup.
your own entrails... LOL VIVA ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
fried alligator on a stick greasy nasty tasting crap.
Frozen tv dinners
Well, it is Hell so probably ****
But it is best served cold? To hot to serve in Hell.
so long as its food i don't care
burgers and cinnombuns
BACON SANDWICHES!<br />
the same meal n over for eternity. That would be hell.
Related Questions
AquarianMime 56-60, M 9 Answers 2 Nov 11, 2012 in Community
Eating 1500 calories a day but eating a meal every 3 hours and stopping at 7.. Will I lose? I already lost 5 pounds alsocallmejade123 18-21, F 2 Answers 0 Jun 16, 2014 in Health
Fishin4Life 46-50, M 2 Answers 1 Jan 16, 2012
If people are forced to buy healthcare now should school kids be forced to eat the new healthier meals served at school?emptyprofile 41-45, M 12 Answers 1 Sep 29, 2013 in Travel
mergirl123 18-21, F 5 Answers 0 Dec 1, 2014 in Food
=)littlecarmel 26-30, F 3 Answers 1 Dec 22, 2014 in Community
CuriousGuy833 22-25, M 6 Answers 2 Jul 11, 2015 in Community
I went ot jail for domestic violence and already served 18 hours but still have to see a judge whatwill he say?licorice692 41-45, F 1 Answer 0 Dec 20, 2013 in Community
Should I eat something before I go to the kareoke bar tonight or save more room for beer? Last meal was eight hours agoi would be saving the money I spend on a burger with 2 beers I can consume.....MrHeartaFire 41-45, M 6 Answers 0 Oct 3, 2014 in Community


text:
Sharing Photos
Skill level
- Beginner
- Intermediate (1)
- Advanced (1)
- Flickr
- Yahoo! (1)
More options
- Closed captioning
Explore the basics of Flickr, from posting, organizing, and editing photos to participating in the Flickr community.
"Your website has become a verb. I had a client tell me today that they were lynda.comming their way through learning new software. You've joined the ranks of Googling, Photoshopping, and Skyping!" —Jill W.
more from our members »


text:
- From
- A.Visualist
- Genre
- Duration
- 1 hour 26 minutes
- Subtitles
- 0 languages + Show
- Availability
- Worldwide
Subtitles are available for these languages:
This title is available in these regions:
A film that is set up by performance on artists, whom are transitional between the crossing of technology and arts. Forward looking but not going back to the roots of all the basis in visual studies and arts, the idea of the creative soul, travel and traverse throughout different aspect of cities and places by the auteur's theory of his Alter Ego setup as document of a visualist.
The director's overcoming of being uniquely in a field that render the project to rim of theory, in which to tell one another the origin of this interest is from an independent vj project and for the director's own journey of a road film as a visualist's movement.
Then, often enough commercial message, that will under painting the veil on a number or by the criticism for cultural history; even towards this last decade on video artists, A. VISUALIST is a story for cultural interthesis of technology and performances. And that has often been undefined by transforming the lack of knowledge in the flow of information with in the spatial activities of that place, known as visual....


text:
Select Local Merchants
Queen City Furniture Co.Read MoreFrom basics to advanced design elements, Queen City Furniture Company's furniture has everything to transform your living space in Indianola. If you're in dire need of a new furniture set, browse living room furniture and more here and go home with a perfect fit. Deck out your deck with the perfect patio furniture, you're sure to find a summer style you love. Don't let your office get outdated. Shop for some new office furniture at this store and impress your clients in style. With the right furniture, it's easy to create the room you've always wanted, so come see what's in store for the bathroom. Browse the latest inventory of bedroom furniture here, such as dressers, bed frames, and bedroom furniture, and go home with a comfortable new bedroom set. What kind of artwork catches your eye? Swing by this store for a look at some of the finest pieces in town. If you're in the market for some new wall decor, be sure to clear some space for items like curtains and mirrors. Say bye to bare walls and empty space. Just a few of the pieces here that will work well in almost any room include rugs, throw pillows, and vases. Customers don't need to worry about finding parking, as there are many spots available in the area. Finally outfit your home with the wonderfully selected furniture at Queen City Furniture Company.136 Front AvenueIndianola, MS US
Rent-A-CenterRead MoreFrom the moment you enter Rent-A-Center in Indianola, your imagination will come to life as you plan out new designs with their stock of furnishings. Make sure everyone has a seat at your next BBQ. Shop the awesome selection of patio furniture that will go perfectly with any outdoor space. Liven up your home's interior with beautiful furniture sets from here, such as living room furniture. If your office furniture has wear and tear, replace it with some new modern furniture from here. Get that sleek, clean look you've always wanted and update your bathroom with all the right fittings. Here you can find the most on-trend bedroom furniture items, such as bedroom furniture. Say bye to bare walls and empty space. Just a few of the pieces here that will work well in almost any room include rugs, throw pillows, and vases. The goodies here will work wonders for your wall including curtains and mirrors. Take any space and complete it with a beautiful new piece of art. When you park in one of the nearby options, you can keep your car safe during your visit. Say hello to great savings and even better furniture at Rent-A-Center. It's about time you stopped in today.211 U.S. 82Indianola, MS US
Garrett's FurnitureRead MoreFor affordable and long-lasting furniture sets, look no further than the highly rated Garrett's Furniture in Indianola. When it's time to give your patio a makeover, make sure to check out the range of outdoor tables and chairs. This store has an amazing selection of furniture including living room furniture. If you're expanding the family, you can find a number of trendy and affordable furniture sets such as dressers, bed frames, and bedroom furniture here. Deck out your bathroom with brand new furniture and transform your home in a pinch. Everyone wants a comfy office and brand new furniture will make it easier to get through the day. If your walls are looking a little bare, spruce them up with items like curtains and mirrors. Take any space and complete it with a beautiful new piece of art. Items like rugs, throw pillows, and vases will provide your home with that much-needed flair, so get to decorating. With available parking nearby, Garrett's Furniture is easily accessible by car. For the furniture that will truly make you feel at home, Garrett's Furniture has a wide-selection of furniture for any area of your home.911 US Highway 82Indianola, MS US
The Cellphone SuperstoreRead MorePurchase a new hot ride from The Cellphone Superstore and discover a whole new side of Indianola that you have never noticed before. Shop printer_copier_scanner_string and smartphones and other great computers and go home with a new and reliable computer you can count on. If you plan on driving, you'll appreciate the great parking options nearby The Cellphone Superstore. So check out The Cellphone Superstore for a new bike that's sure to keep the fun rolling.421 U.S. 82Indianola, MS US
Steed's Dry CleanersRead MoreDon't let wrinkles get in the way of your success. Stop by Steed's Dry Cleaners' dry cleaning service in Indianola to ensure your clothing are looking fresh for success. Radiate composure and sophistication with freshly ironed clothes, courtesy of Steed's Dry Cleaners. Think it's time to take care of that pile of dirty, delicate laundry? Bring it in to the dry cleaning experts at Steed's Dry Cleaners.610 Sunflower Avenue ExtIndianola, MS US
Mallette Furniture Co.Read MoreCleveland locals love heading to Mallette Furniture Co. for all their furniture inspiration and home decor. When you need to decorate a few bedrooms, you can find everything you need here, such as bedroom furniture. Whether you need a new bathroom storage unit or plan on doing a complete remodel, you can't go wrong with the vast selection of furnishings featured. If you work from home or just need some peace and quiet, you can easily update your office space with brand new furniture sets. Living room furniture are just some of the high-quality and comfortable furniture items available. For a style that suits your backyard, browse the selection of patio furniture before the sun goes down. Doll up your house with a little help. Items like rugs, throw pillows, and vases may be just the snazzy solution your home needs. Nobody likes looking at a blank slate, so consider hanging a little something on your wall. Pieces like curtains and mirrors are just a few suggestions from here you're sure to love. Satisfy your creative vision with a stunning sculpture. If you are concerned about parking, you shouldn't be. There are plenty of parking options in the area. If you need to replace your stained and torn furniture, check out the selection at Mallette Furniture Co. in Cleveland.417 South StreetCleveland, MS US


text:
Masky and Eyeless Jack on Omegle by keratonicWatch
©2013-2016 keratonic
So I was cosplaying as Jack on Omegle just for fun, then I found a Masky cosplayer ^^ it was pretty nice talking and role playing with them.
Nice XD
Oh hiiiiii.....
Oh shit o3o..
I was on yesterday. As Jeff the Killer... and meet. "Masky" said something very mean.
EJ: Uh
Hi Masky
Masky: Well this is awkward
Hi Masky
Masky: Well this is awkward
How did you do the mask? OwO
That's a good cosplay of Eyeless Jack
Eyeless Jack:....... Well this is akward
Masky: .....
Masky: .....
well, that's a coincidence XP
Eyeless Jack: Oh hai Masky
Masky: Hai :3
Masky: Hai :3
mask vs mask
What luck
I watched this Omegle vid today and this dude totally got on camera in the bathtub... IT WAS TOO FUNNY XD
that's so awesome ! you did a good cosplay of jack sometimes omegle is fun XD I was jeff once it was hilarious !
Thats so Freaking cool! I would love that to happen to me!!!
If that was me I would've started fangirling........:3
lol awesome
Maskey + Jack.
When shit get's real.
When shit get's real.
Anyone know how to make/where to get a Masky mask?
My friend got the base from Michael's, but I think you can find it at any arts & crafts store. Then, she just painted the outline of the eyes, the eyebrows, and the lips.
lol. nice.
Where did you get the nylon?
Oh, you can buy it almost anywhere. I just bought a black pantyhose from Target and cut strips from it. ^^
how did you make your eyeless jack mask? please help me?
Well, I just took a plain mask (you can find them easily at Party City or Michael's), cut two large holes in them, paper mached the mouth so it doesn't show, painted it, and hot glued two layers of black nylon behind the eye holes inside the mask. Be sure to stretch the nylon nice and tight.
FFFFF I know I just came out of no where but, how did you get the eyes so balck? or is that just the lighting? o:
Well, I cut giant holes into the mask and hot glued 2 layers of black nylon behind it. ^^
lol! that is so funny!
i guess this is the first GOOD EJ cosplay i've seen, like the mas does look original to ^^ awesome


text:
You have no items in your shopping basket.
1 Review(s)
1 Review(s) |
Add Your Review
Availability: In stock
I used this product on the surround of my parents grave. I was a bit worried at first
not knowing whether it would damage it but I'm glad to say it brought the surround up beautifully.This was the first time it had been cleaned so was in quite a bad state.It came up as new.
(Posted on 17/05/2012)


text:
Staybridge Suites Salt Lake-West Valley City
Guests Love Salt Lake City Hotel's Mountain Location
Set in a valley of the Rocky Mountains of Utah, the Staybridge Suites® Salt Lake - West Valley City, Utah hotel's location is conveniently located near local businesses and top leisure attractions. The surrounding area is filled with entertainment and business opportunities for guests.
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is located just eight miles away, and we're near I-215 for easy access to I-15 and I-80 for convenient travel around Salt Lake City and corporate destinations. Located in the Decker Lake Business Park in West Valley City, Utah, the hotel's setting is close to businesses like Intermountain Healthcare, Northrop Grumman, Franklin Covey and SOS Staffing.
The hotel's location near the Salt Lake City airport makes it the perfect place to stay for your next winter getaway. The Valley Fair Mall is also located about two miles away and offers great shopping and dining options.
The Staybridge Suites® Salt Lake - West Valley City hotel has the perfect extended-stay amenities, including 24-hour Business and Fitness Centers and complimentary laundry facilities. There is also an indoor waterpark at the hotel for your entertainment as well. Please call hotel for Waterpark hours. Our free shuttle service is available 6am to 10pm for airport transportation.
Quick Info
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- Late Check Out Available
- Parking: Free
- Print Fact sheet
- Chat Online
- Important Update
Hotel Highlights
- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Housekeeping Full Service
- Complimentary Breakfast Buffet
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-Site Fitness Center Available
- Complimentary Shuttle Available
Guest Reviews
Overall Experience
Fun for the kids
February 10, 2016
My kids loved the waterpark. We didn't check out the theater maybe we will do that next time. Great value and free breakfast.
Best Hotel
ByMom of 7 in NM
February 05, 2016
This hotel is fantastic. Free laundry, free theater, free water park, free breakfast, free dinner 3 nights! My kids had a blast, and we all fit comfortably in one suite. I would recommend this hotel to everyone! The only improvement needed is to the tv service, but I guess it can't be perfect or you'd never go home :)
Coolest hotel I've stayed at
January 28, 2016
This hotel is cool everything you could ever want if you have kids. The only downside is the staff is grouchy like they don't want to be there but it's a nice hotel.
Awesome Suite
January 27, 2016
The two bedroom suite was awesome for families. The kids loved the pool, weird hours but when it was on, it was fun for them.


text:
Films and Showtimes
Coming Soon
Past Films
Thursday, May 10
Damsels in Distressrunning time 99 min. 6:30pm, 8:30pm
Blue Like Jazzrunning time 106 min 6:00pm
We Need to Talk About Kevinrunning time 110 min. 8:15pm
Adult: $9
Senior (65+): $8
Student (with ID): $8
Early Bird (before 2pm): $7
Mon/Tue Special: $6 Special Series: $5 and up (depending on the event)
The Moxie is located in downtown Springfield, MO at Campbell and McDaniel just south of the entrance to the College Station Car Park, which is free and offers more than 400 covered parking spots. Use the elevator in the garage's southeastern corner to reach our lobby entrance.


text:
Via The Oatmeal, posted by a friend of mine on Facebook:
The joke here is that sending a file via email that is 12 MB in size, printing it off, signing it and faxing it back is an unrealistic ask and makes inefficient use of Internet resources. Signing a document by sailing back to Spain, signing with a quill pen and then riding a horse to deliver a message to a king makes no sense these days. You would merely fax it back or sign it, have it notorized and delivered by FedEx back to your intended recipient. By making use of technology and delivery services you would save yourself a ton of time.
For the electronic request, email isn't really the platform for sending large attachments. There are other mechanisms to do this such as uploading the file to a site (such as FTP) and then requiring login credentials to access the file. Printing it off wastes a lot of ink and then faxing back 30 (!) pages uses up not only more bandwidth, but also the user's time in sitting there and "manually" faxing back all of the pages. Instead, it is much more efficient to have a web form where the user can view the page and then using something like a digital certificate, sign off on the form and then have everything stored electronically. You are not sending a large file via email, wasting printer resources nor wasting fax transmission line resources (who uses fax anymore these days? Oh, yeah, lots of people).
== printing it off, signing it and faxing it back is an unrealistic ask ==
Hm. When did "ask" become a noun? This is the second time I've seen it that way in the last six months.
Come to Microsoft. It's used as a noun on a daily basis. That must be where I picked it up.


text:
I think about getting a DNA test done for my SO just because I can imagine being on the guys end of things.. It would be really hard to believe that the baby was mine, even if I knew in my heart that it was. I guess its hard to explain.. Like you couldn't have produced such a thing. If this baby wasn't chillin in my belly right now I would have a hard time believing I was the mother!! I won't get a DNA test done though unless he asks, haha.
But knowing I've done nothing wrong its kinda of humiliating that I have to ask for one..
I would rather it get done there, then one of those send away kits I'd be to scared that samples could get mixed up. I know it's unlikely.
I also want him to be able to bond with her right away and be as happy as me when she's born. It makes me sad to think he will miss out on that first overwhelming feeling of love seeing your child the first time.
I'm sorry you are going through this there is help out there as others mentioned though. Do you have any family that can lend you a hand? I live by the rule I don't let anyone support me b/c I know that support can disappear at any second.
As for the DNA test you most likely will have to wait until after the hospital time and go through the state or a privately owned company that does dna testing, which the latter can be expensive. I wish I had never had a DNA test done with my son looking back, b/c in the end me and him agreed for him to walk away and I raise him on my own.
I probably have some decent advice to dispense depending on his line of work. What does he do?
""👈 this shit isnt the punctuation worlds version of jazz hands goddamnit
Honestly I would see if he would be willing to let you stay until after the baby is born, considering it is his child and it takes 2 to tango!! (Not to mention he was ok w/ unprotected sex!!!!)
Start looking into all the assistance programs you can. Start with WIC, women's shelters, etc.
Tell him that you will be applying for child support. Jeez momma I'm so sorry. :(
Mommy to Emily - October 2009, MC- November 2011, Elizabeth - February 2013, MC - February 2015. Cautiously expecting - July 2016.
Little Princess born 2-13-2013
What's to say a year from now he won't come and tell you to get out?
I would start making some plans to put yourself in a better position to be independent, should this douchebag ever pull a stunt like this again.
by law he has to give you 30 days and go through the courts to have you removed from the house. in the mean time start applying for assistance and check with local programs and churches some will put up single moms and all.


text:
You are currently signed in as .
0 Items in Your Cart
Vault Guides are THE source for insider insight on career information and employer reviews. Shop Vault Guides
Industries & Professions /
Keep developing your musical talents by practicing, taking music classes, and participating in seminars and internships offered by orchestras, colleges, and associations.
Are you a student? You may have free access to Vault's premium content. Contact your Career Center, Alumni Office or Library to find out more.
Complete your Vault Profile and get seen by top employers


text:
IGN - What if Call of Duty was different?
This appears to be the defining question informing the direction of developer Treyarch's latest, Call of Duty: Black Ops II. While large portions of the design conform to the tenants established by prior iterations of the franchise, the unparalleled wealth of gameplay options and brilliant twists on the formula have shaped Black Ops II into the most ambitious and exciting Call of Duty ever made. It occasionally feels like the team might have strayed into territory they're not quite masters of, but significant tweaks to the multiplayer loadout system, as well as the realization of player agency in the campaign, make this far more than "just another Call of Duty." This is an evolution. 9.3/10


text:
About Us
Newsletter Sign Up
Industrial Control
Internet of Things
Open Source
Planet Analog
Power Management
Programmable Logic
Test & Measurement
Wireless & Networking
Breaking News
NEWS & ANALYSIS: Red Hat Drives FPGAs, ARM Servers
NEWS & ANALYSIS: Obama to Sign Bill Combating Counterfeit Chips
NEWS & ANALYSIS: Qualcomm Unveils Wearable SoC
BLOG: ESC Boston Collectible: Wireless Mesh-Networked Badges
NEWS & ANALYSIS: LinkedIn Refines its Network
NEWS & ANALYSIS: DARPA to Remake Itself Leaner
News Analysis
posted in August 2009
View Content By Month
Page 1 / 10
SOTWARE TOOLS - UDE 2.6 plug-in provides cross debugger for Eclipse
Product News
Post a comment
A plug-in that enables a separate debug perspective for Eclipse-based platforms is now provided free with the Universal Debug Engine (UDE) 2.6 from pls Programmierbare Logik & Systeme.
Lab-on-chip innovator Michelle Khine to be honored
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Michelle Khine, a professor at the University of California at Irvine, will be honored next month for inventing a method for fabricating microfluidic devices without a clean room.
National Instruments touts FPGA capabilities for distributed I/O
Product News
Post a comment
National Instruments announced new field-programmable gate array capabilities for the NI 9144 expansion chassis.
Macronix mulls plan to build 300-mm fabs
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Taiwan's Macronix International Co. Ltd. is mulling plans to build two 300-mm fabs--at a cost of $4.9 billion, according to reports.
China stimulus seen as opportunity for IC firms
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Market research firm Gartner advised semiconductor firms to step up efforts to work with Chinese manufacturers in order to cash in on a rise in that country's domestic demand being driven by a government subsidy program for home appliances.
Communications failure ends India's first lunar mission
News & Analysis
Post a comment
India's first lunar mission was called off after communications were lost with the Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft headed to the moon.
Taejin opts for Tower Semiconductor's power management process to produce voltage regulator ICs
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Taejin Technology, Co., Ltd., (Daejeon, Korea), a linear and switching regulators supplier, has selected global specialty foundry, Tower Semiconductor, Ltd., (Migdal Ha'emek, Israel) to manufacture Taejin's low power, high efficiency voltage regulator ICs.
TI power management controls Xilinx FPGA eval kit
Product News
Post a comment
Xilinx announced that Texas Instruments Fusion Digital Power controllers are being applied in Xilinx's Virtex-6 ML605 field programmable gate array (FPGA) evaluation kit.
Lattice offers evaluation platform for touch-screen LCD video
Product News
Post a comment
Lattice Semiconductor announces LCD-Pro, an advanced FPGA-based LCD video imaging and control solutions platform.
Magma posts loss, amends tender offer
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Magma Design Automation posted a loss in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles of $4.3 million on revenue of $28.8 million for the first quarter of its fiscal 2010, the company reported last week.
Analog Devices : Precision op amp claims lowest offset and drift
Product News
Post a comment
Analog Devices has introduced a compact, 36-V precision JFET-input operational amplifier with claims the industrys lowest noise and distortion over the widest temperature range.
Pulse : Power inductors have tight DCR tolerance
Product News
Post a comment
Pulse introduces the PG0871NL and PG0702NL series of round-wire coil surface mount power inductors.
Globalfoundries in multi-year contract with Cadence
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Foundry services provider Globalfoundries has signed a multi-year technology contract with semiconductor design software vendor Cadence Design Systems. The deployment covers large parts of the design chain including verification and manufacturing.
Nonvolatile memory IP market set to stall, says Gartner
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The market for nonvolatile memory intellectual property was $23 million in 2008, down 6.3 percent from 2007, according to market analysis company Gartner Inc. Gartner expects the market to grow 3 percent in 2009
Vimicro buys surveillance line from Alcatel-Lucent
News & Analysis
Post a comment
China's Vimicro International Corp., a multimedia semiconductor provider, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the video surveillance system technology line from Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell Ltd. Co.
SRAM market consolidates as Sony exits
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The SRAM market continues to consolidate.
Shin-Etsu joins Sematech's 22-nm resist program
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd has joined SEMATECH's Resist Materials and Development Center (RMDC) at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering's (CNSE) Albany NanoTech Complex.
Dolphin Integration eases evaluation of embedded memories in-SoC area
Product News
Post a comment
EDA and IP company Dolphin Integration SA (Meylan, France) has introduced the Logos standard as an alternative to the traditional memory evaluation process based on compiler outputs.
Intel raises Q3 revenue guidance on increased demand
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Chipmaker Intel Corp. (Santa Clara, Calif.) raised its guidance Friday (Aug. 28) for revenue for the third quarter to $9.0 billion, plus or minus $200 million, citing stronger demand for its microprocessors and chipsets as the reason.
July averaged chip sales up 5.3% on previous month
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The three-month average of global sales of semiconductors rose to $18.15 billion in July, up 5.3 percent from $17.24 billion in June. July sales were down 18.2 percent from $22.19 billion in July 2008.
European chip market continues slow recovery
News & Analysis
Post a comment
In July, sales for the European chip industry were up for the third month in a row, reports the European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA).
European chip vendors research manufacturing advantage
News & Analysis
Post a comment
A group of European chip manufacturers and academic institutions have gathered in a research project aiming at improving the competitiveness of European chip industry. The 'IMPROVE' project focuses on specific aspects of chip semiconductor production: virtual metrology and predictive maintenance.
LDRA integrates tool suite with IBM Rational Rose RealTime MDDE
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The LDRA tool suite, which supports the analysis, instrumentation, and testing of both auto-generated and user-created source code, has been integrated into the IBM Rational Rose RealTime model-driven development environment.
California Micro fights back in proxy battle
News & Analysis
1 comment
The bitter proxy battle has intensified at California Micro Devices Inc. (CMD).
Precision JFET-input op amp claims best-in-class signal acquisition and fast settling times
Product News
Post a comment
Analog Devices, Inc., has introduced a compact, 36-volt precision JFET-input (junction field-effect transistor input) operational amplifier (op amp) that claims to offer the industry's lowest noise and distortion over the widest temperature range.
Newsbits: Broadband flood, iPhone in China
Product News
Post a comment
Two separate signs of growth in communications hit today as the U.S. government reported it received nearly 2,200 applications requesting nearly $28 billion in stimulus funding for proposed broadband projects and Apple struck a deal with China Unicom to sell the iPhone in China.
SST : 2.4 GHz WLAN power amplifier with ultra-high linear output power
Product News
Post a comment
SST Communications has doubled the output power of its 2.4 GHz WLAN power amplifier (PA) offering with the SST12CP11.
Murata : LC filter array improves receiving sensitivity
Product News
Post a comment
Muratas latest addition to its NFA18SL series of EMIFIL LC arrays, the NFA18SL 227V1A45, has improved electrical performance with deeper insertion loss characteristics at high frequency, compared to the rest of the NFA18SL range.
Engineer bonus, jobs and Dresden lead weekly story ranking
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Here are the top five online stories for the week beginning Sunday, Aug. 23, as ranked by EE Times Europe readers, up to and including Friday, Aug. 28. The ranking is based on the number of reader "views" or "hits" on a particular article.
Tensilica ConnX D2 DSP engine balances performance, size and programmability
Product News
Post a comment
The new highly efficient ConnX D2 core from Tensilica represents a major push by the company into broader communcications processing applications it comes well armed as far as new architectures go, with full C compiler support, including intrinsics for TI's C6x and ITU code.
Liquid-OLED could boost flexible displays, e-readers
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The possibility of combining the rich color gamut of organic light emitting diode (OLED) displays with enhanced flexibility is opened up by an academic paper on a liquid-OLED display in a recent issue of Applied Physics Letters.
Synchronisation solution for wireless backhaul platform enables smooth mobile network migration to all-IP
Product News
Post a comment
Harris Stratex Networks has introduced a synchronisation feature for its Eclipse™ Packet Node high-speed IP wireless backhaul platform, that enables operators to cross the 'sync divide' by providing a key component for the efficient migration of existing TDM infrastructure to an all-IP transport network.
Wideband LNAs support high dynamic range applications from 1 to 36 GHz
Product News
Post a comment
Hittite Microwave Corporation has introduced four GaAs pHEMT/HEMT MMIC low noise amplifiers (LNAs) which are ideal for microwave and millimeterwave radio, VSAT, military/space, test instrumentation and sensor applications from 1 to 36 GHz.
PCB-mounting coaxial rotary joint claims industry first
Product News
Post a comment
Link Microtek's Engineering Division has introduced what is believed to be the industry's first commercially available PCB-mounting coaxial rotary joint.
Bliley : OCXOs are only 9 mm high
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Bliley Technologies has released the sub-miniature OCXO (oven controlled crystal oscillator) DIP NVG79.
Hands-on training tool seeks to address analog design skill shortages
News & Analysis
Post a comment
To address analog design skill shortages, The Institute for System Level Integration has introduced a hands-on training tool that enables would-be analog designers to design, build and perform measurements on analogue circuits.
HSL to provide femtocells directly to mobile users
Product News
Post a comment
HSL (Hay Systems Ltd), a provider of mobile infrastructure, is making their HSL 2.75G Femtocell available directly from the company to mobile users around the world to improve mobile service availability for 2G and 3G mobile users.
Paper: Infineon cuts payments to former CEO Ziebart
News & Analysis
Post a comment
According to
Financial Times Deutschland (FTD)
, Infineon's supervisory board has agreed to reduce the interim payments to ex-CEO Wolfgang Ziebart. Insiders believe the move is an act of personal revenge.
Gateways, Web shape next-gen home networks
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Tomorrow's home networks will be shaped by a race to bring the Web to digital home products and the rising influence of service providers, according to a market watcher Parks Associates in an online talk.
Failure not an option: Heading off chip flaws during design
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Engineers could detect design flaws resulting in cracks, fractures and interface faults before chip fabrication using a new method that harnesses an electronics failure simulation technique called peridynamic equations.
IBM visualizes single molecule structure
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Scientists at IBMs Zurich laboratory have succeeded to visualize the structure of an individual molecule using non-contact atomic force microscopy (AFM). The move is a further step to a still very distant future: Molecular electronics.
Group bids to spend $178M on smart grids
News & Analysis
1 comment
A team of utilities, vendors and research groups has submitted a five-year, $178 million proposal to the U.S. Department of Energy to build a smart electric grid demonstration system in the Pacific Northwest region, one of more than 400 bids for economic stimulus grants the DoE has received, contending for as much as $3.9 billion in government funds aimed at accelerating work on smart grids.
Shortlink : Wireless module covers 2 km line of sight
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Shortlink has introduced the SL4300-Cx transceiver module for use in the standard ISM/SRD band of 868MHz.
Years of high NAND memory prices coming, says IC Insights
News & Analysis
Post a comment
The flash memory market is about to go through a change from a situation that favored buyers to one that will favor NAND flash memory suppliers over the next few years, according to IC Insights' recently released mid-year update to the McClean Report.
Lithium-ion battery leader leads funding drive for Norway's Think Global electric vehicle maker
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Norwegian electric vehicle producer, Think Global AS, is to receive $47 million of equity funding from a group of investors lead by Ener1, Inc., which is the parent company of EnerDel, a leading manufacturer of advanced lithium-ion automotive battery systems based in Indianapolis, USA, and an existing supplier to Think.
Nvidia offers $5,000 in prizes to Cuda programmers
News & Analysis
1 comment
Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp. (Santa Clara, Calif.) has said it plans to offer prizes totaling $5,000 to five programmers who use the Cuda parallel programming environment to solve the first of a series of challenges.
Quad Sink/Source Current DAC offers low-cost solution for power-supply adjustments and tracking
Product News
Post a comment
Maxim Integrated Products has introduced a low-cost, quad sink/source current DAC with tracking control.
Murata acquires Panasonic Electronic Devices' MLCC business
Product News
Post a comment
Murata Manufacturing Company has purchased the multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) business from Panasonic Electronic Devices (PED).
Ethernet no threat to FlexRay, NXP says
Product News
Post a comment
Recent discussions to establish Ethernet in automotive applications are no threat to the position of FlexRay as the data transmission technology of choice for safety critical applications, believes NXP as one of the founding members of the FlexRay Consortium.
Fujitsu, TSMC partner on 28-nm logic ICs
News & Analysis
Post a comment
Fujitsu Microelectronics Ltd. and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. are collaborating on the development of a 28-nm manufacturing process technology for Fujitsu.
Page 1 / 10
View Content by Month
Content by Month
February 2016 - 54
January 2016 - 103
December 2015 - 95
November 2015 - 101
October 2015 - 140
September 2015 - 130
August 2015 - 112
July 2015 - 136
June 2015 - 125
May 2015 - 116
April 2015 - 128
March 2015 - 132
February 2015 - 99
January 2015 - 101
December 2014 - 81
November 2014 - 102
October 2014 - 115
September 2014 - 110
August 2014 - 105
July 2014 - 117
June 2014 - 111
May 2014 - 111
April 2014 - 193
March 2014 - 162
February 2014 - 106
January 2014 - 112
December 2013 - 83
November 2013 - 102
October 2013 - 112
September 2013 - 91
August 2013 - 80
July 2013 - 110
June 2013 - 142
May 2013 - 158
April 2013 - 133
March 2013 - 131
February 2013 - 134
January 2013 - 181
December 2012 - 144
November 2012 - 217
October 2012 - 221
September 2012 - 244
August 2012 - 314
July 2012 - 314
June 2012 - 306
May 2012 - 383
April 2012 - 362
March 2012 - 344
February 2012 - 354
January 2012 - 374
December 2011 - 239
November 2011 - 317
October 2011 - 330
September 2011 - 320
August 2011 - 320
July 2011 - 288
June 2011 - 349
May 2011 - 412
April 2011 - 439
March 2011 - 461
February 2011 - 428
January 2011 - 445
December 2010 - 288
November 2010 - 380
October 2010 - 373
September 2010 - 410
August 2010 - 333
July 2010 - 365
June 2010 - 409
May 2010 - 422
April 2010 - 419
March 2010 - 457
February 2010 - 619
January 2010 - 611
December 2009 - 517
November 2009 - 573
October 2009 - 695
September 2009 - 702
July 2009 - 733
June 2009 - 798
May 2009 - 660
April 2009 - 747
March 2009 - 811
February 2009 - 820
January 2009 - 767
December 2008 - 663
November 2008 - 740
October 2008 - 1084
September 2008 - 1034
August 2008 - 780
July 2008 - 875
June 2008 - 985
May 2008 - 951
April 2008 - 1090
March 2008 - 842
February 2008 - 974
January 2008 - 917
December 2007 - 685
November 2007 - 871
October 2007 - 1054
September 2007 - 974
August 2007 - 973
July 2007 - 856
June 2007 - 1190
May 2007 - 1296
April 2007 - 1317
March 2007 - 1481
February 2007 - 1400
January 2007 - 1413
December 2006 - 988
November 2006 - 1135
October 2006 - 1352
September 2006 - 1479
August 2006 - 1122
July 2006 - 1316
June 2006 - 1320
May 2006 - 1411
April 2006 - 1281
March 2006 - 1482
February 2006 - 1386
January 2006 - 1450
December 2005 - 1148
November 2005 - 1373
October 2005 - 1406
September 2005 - 1408
August 2005 - 1363
July 2005 - 1192
June 2005 - 1399
May 2005 - 1252
April 2005 - 1279
March 2005 - 1231
February 2005 - 1232
January 2005 - 1253
December 2004 - 1085
November 2004 - 1385
October 2004 - 1447
September 2004 - 1457
August 2004 - 1399
July 2004 - 1458
June 2004 - 1583
May 2004 - 1324
April 2004 - 1495
March 2004 - 1576
February 2004 - 1410
January 2004 - 1396
December 2003 - 1318
November 2003 - 1472
October 2003 - 1890
September 2003 - 1641
August 2003 - 1366
July 2003 - 1613
June 2003 - 1512
May 2003 - 1503
April 2003 - 1468
March 2003 - 1460
February 2003 - 1332
January 2003 - 1452
December 2002 - 1005
November 2002 - 1050
October 2002 - 1279
September 2002 - 1252
August 2002 - 1023
July 2002 - 1255
June 2002 - 1188
May 2002 - 1330
April 2002 - 1374
March 2002 - 1329
February 2002 - 1240
January 2002 - 1425
December 2001 - 1059
November 2001 - 1394
October 2001 - 1775
September 2001 - 1494
August 2001 - 1406
July 2001 - 1539
June 2001 - 1653
May 2001 - 1496
April 2001 - 1409
March 2001 - 1605
February 2001 - 1370
January 2001 - 1366
December 2000 - 1110
November 2000 - 1300
October 2000 - 1291
September 2000 - 1221
August 2000 - 1273
July 2000 - 1179
June 2000 - 1302
May 2000 - 1418
April 2000 - 1419
March 2000 - 1491
February 2000 - 1269
January 2000 - 1216
December 1999 - 1038
November 1999 - 1310
October 1999 - 1401
September 1999 - 1388
August 1999 - 1145
July 1999 - 932
June 1999 - 934
May 1999 - 846
April 1999 - 909
March 1999 - 936
February 1999 - 905
January 1999 - 643
December 1998 - 612
November 1998 - 648
October 1998 - 578
September 1998 - 320
August 1998 - 102
July 1998 - 143
June 1998 - 188
May 1998 - 162
April 1998 - 182
March 1998 - 208
February 1998 - 189
January 1998 - 185
December 1997 - 175
November 1997 - 100
October 1997 - 157
September 1997 - 148
August 1997 - 99
July 1997 - 157
June 1997 - 188
May 1997 - 187
April 1997 - 191
March 1997 - 195
February 1997 - 169
January 1997 - 165
December 1996 - 154
November 1996 - 160
October 1996 - 203
September 1996 - 152
August 1996 - 178
July 1996 - 109
June 1996 - 16
May 1996 - 71
April 1996 - 13
[close this box]
PAM4 Signal Modulation No Pain, No Gain; with Ransom Stephens
As data rates begin to move beyond 25 Gbps channels, new problems arise. Getting to 50 Gbps channels might not be possible with the traditional NRZ (2-level) signaling. PAM4 lets data rates double with only a small increase in channel bandwidth by sending two bits per symbol. But, it brings new measurement and analysis problems. Signal integrity sage Ransom Stephens will explain how PAM4 differs from NRZ and what to expect in design, measurement, and signal analysis.
Listen to archived broadcast now
Datasheets.com Parts Search
185 million searchable parts
(please enter a part number or hit search to begin)
February 2016 Cartoon Caption Contest "One True Love"
"Your caption here!"
100 comments
All Cartoons
January 2016 Cartoon Caption Contest
Bob's punishment for missing his deadline was to be tied to his chair tantalizingly close to a disconnected cable, with one hand superglued to his desk and another to his chin, while the pages from his wall calendar were slowly torn away.
122 comments
All Cartoons
Most Commented
Most Popular
Which Coding Standard is Best for Embedded ...
Mind-Bogglingly Stupid Rumors & Websites
Who Am I? What Will a DNA Test Reveal?
Creating an operating system (OS) in ...
India Preps RISC-V Processors
The Loss of
Wisdom ...
Faraday Future: Fact or Fantasy?
8 Predictions for 2016
How Did It Get So Late So Soon?
Create a Cardboard Energy Harvester
Creating an operating system (OS) in ...
Taming Winter with Hooks and Spears
Data Centers Tap ARM, 100GE
Why AMD Should ARM China
Transistors Minus Semiconductors
Micron Ramps Up Volume 3D NAND Production
Britain is Dragged Kicking and Screaming ...
DARPA to Remake Itself Leaner
Drivers? We Don't Need No Stinking Drivers
A Century Ago, Einsteins General ...
Technical Papers
Courses and Webinars
Pushing Performance and Integration with the UltraScale+ Portfolio
LTE and Bluetooth In-device Coexistence with WLAN
Selecting Current Sensors and Transformers: Choosing the right current sensor does not need to be guesswork
Addressing 3 Critical Challenges of USB Type-C Implementation
Total Cost of Ownership Linux vs. QNX: Part 1
Understanding LDOs and Their Key Performance Parameters
Delivering High Quality Analog Video Signals with Optimized Video DACs
TI DLP Pico Technology for Gaming/Pachinko Applications
Advancing Power Supply Solutions through the Promise of GaN
Configurable Logic in MCUs: Get the Most Flexibility Out of Your Microcontroller
7 Fatal Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing an Embedded OS
Making Your Best Power Integrity Measurements
Simulating Large Systems with Thousands of Serial Links
Understanding Polymer and Hybrid Capacitors
42V Quad Monolithic Synchronous Step-Down Regulator with 30µA Quiescent Current
Industry's First 0.8uVRMS Noise LDO Has 79dB Power Supply Rejection Ratio at 1MHz
Temperature-to-Bits: One IC for All Sensor Types, 0.1°C Conformity
Smart Factories of the Future: Enabling Technologies for Industry 4.0
Redefining Power Management through High-voltage Innovation
Active Optical Cable (AOC) Evaluation Method
How Flexible Debug Can Speed Physical Prototype Bring-Up and Software Development
High-performance MEMS IMU Solutions for Demanding Applications
A SerDes Balancing Act: Co-Optimizing TX and RX Equalization Settings to Maximize Margin
An Introduction to RF Design Part II of Wireless Communications Series
Discovering Full System Solutions for Automatic Opening Systems
GSPS DACs Enable Ultra-Wide Bandwidth Applications
Accelerate Interface IP Integration for Faster Time-to-Market
Protecting the Next Generation of High Speed Buses
Using On-Off Keying, Digital Isolators in Harsh Environments
Conquering Your Electronic Countermeasures and Surveillance Design Challenges
NXP Mini Logic: Bigger Isn't Always Better - Designing with next generation logic devices
Understanding Isolation
Spectrum Analyzer Fundamentals Part I
Fundamentals of Offline LED Drivers
Fundamental: BLDC System Design: Discrete vs Module Solutions
Configuring and Powering LED Arrays
Full RF Signal Chains from 0Hz to 110GHz
Boost Your System - Infineon's new High Power Platform XHP
Smart Sensing using 24 GHz RADAR Technology
Infineon's full system solutions for 3D printers
Most Recent Comments
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-45YXOQ/1514635595x0x875021/4BEAA02E-BBC2-402C-A51D-B3B2C6B8C3D4/Winter_Analyst_Day_2016.pdf P. 41 looks bad, how can anyone here...
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ABEA-45YXOQ/1514635595x0x875021/4BEAA02E-BBC2-402C-A51D-B3B2C6B8C3D4/Winter_Analyst_Day_2016.pdf P. 41 looks bad, how can anyone here...
Who's your daddy?
Let's have a ménage à trois. You, me, and a FPGA.
The rest of the development group couldn't decide which was saddest. What John really meant when he said he needed to get something for his "girl" or that many of his engineering...
See the cross-sections here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10028/micron-3d-nand-status-update Look toward the left edge of the memory array stack, see anything funny? They...
Tim R Johnson
Even better, the legislaturers who introduce a bill must be required to personally read the bill aloud to the chamber in entirety, with a quarum present at all times, before the...
Intel's ramped technologies have never been cheap but at least for processors they've been justified by higher performance or lower power. For 3D NAND, only cost is key. Also,...
There are plenty of docs from government websites inclulding the Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) that define what a coutnerfeit part is. FAR/DFAR 48 CFR 202.101...
David Ashton
@Betajet... Ashton's 3rd law applies almost universally. This states that any new and improved technology has all the worst features of the previous version and none of...
Like Us on Facebook
Special Video Section
Driving high resolution SAR ADCs
The LTC®6363 is a low power, low noise, fully differential ...
Wide optocouplers help meet IEC ...
Vincent Ching, applications engineer at Avago Technologies, ...
High Precision Wide Common Mode ...
The LT®6375 is a unity-gain difference amplifier which ...
Multi-Chemistry Battery Charger ...
The LTC®4015 is a complete synchronous buck controller/ ...
Measuring temperature Accurately
The LTC®2983 measures a wide variety of temperature sensors ...
High Voltage Step-Down Controller ...
The LTC®3886 is a dual PolyPhase DC/DC synchronous ...
8-Channel Simultaneous Sampling ADC ...
The LTC®2348-18 is an 18-bit, low noise 8-channel ...
Ultralow noise & Ultrahigh PSRR
The LT®3042 is a high performance low dropout linear ...
Avago optocoupler's role in ...
Chwan-Jye Foo (C.J Foo), product marketing manager for ...
Active Clamp Synchronous Forward ...
The LT®3752/LT3752-1 are current mode PWM controllers ...
60V LED Driver with Internal 4A ...
LED lighting is an important feature in todays and future ...
Lead Acid Battery Balancer
Active balancing of series connected battery stacks exists ...
Infineon returns to Mobile World ...
After a four-year absence, Infineon returns to Mobile World ...
How to pocket-size a power brick
A laptops 65-watt adapter can be made 6 times smaller and ...
Networks need security in all elements
An industry network should have device and data security at ...
Full-featured power system manager ...
The LTC2975 is a four-channel PMBus Power System Manager ...
Versatile Comparators enable fast ...
In this video, a new high speed CMOS output comparator ...
42V Synchronous Buck Silent Switcher
The LT8640 is a 42V, 5A synchronous step-down regulator ...
DAC for Demanding Signal Generation
The LTC2000 high-speed DAC has low noise and excellent ...
MOSFET Failure Protection
How do you protect the load and ensure output continues to ...
Sign up for EE Times newsletter
To rate this item, click on a rating below.
[close this box]
To save this item to your list of favorite EE Times content so you can find it later in your Profile page, click the "Save It" button next to the item.
If you found this interesting or useful, please use the links to the services below to share it with other readers. You will need a free account with each service to share an item via that service.
Tweet This
[close this box]
Latest News
Semiconductor News
Message Boards
Advanced Technology
Embedded Tools
Logic & Interfaces
Operating Systems
Sensors & Transducers
Test & Measurement
ARM Techcon
Designers of Things
EETimes University
Tech Papers
Design West
ARM Techcon


text:
How can I display more than 25 pins?
How can I display more than 25 pins?
I'd be interested in any possibilities of displaying more than 25 pins also.
Pinterest is responsible for the 25 pin limit. Because Pinterest has not yet released an API to allow programmers to build apps, the plugin must use Pinterest RSS feeds to find pins. These feeds only show the 25 most recent pins. If you want to show more than 25 pins, your best option is probably to show multiple pinboards. Sorry I cannot do more at the moment, but I hope to add better features to the plugin as soon as Pinterest makes them possible.
This topic has been closed to new replies.


text:
About Group
No activity in last 7 days
Group Description
The first internet based club for owners of Mazda's Rotary Engine Pick-Up, The only Wankel engine pickup truck ever manufactured, it was only sold in North America from 1974 thru 1977.
Welcome, ....... Bruce Toski
Welcome, ....... Bruce Toski
Group Website
Group Information
- 290
- Mazda
- Aug 13, 2001
- English
Group Settings
- This is a restricted group.
- Attachments are permitted.
- Members can hide email address.
- Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
- Membership requires approval.
- Messages are not moderated.
- All members can post messages.


text:
Posts Tagged 'Zadie Smith'
Take a Walk with Our Summer Issue
June 2, 2014 | by The Paris Review
That adorable canine on the cover is Boo, a shaggy brown Brussels griffon and an habitué of our old loft on White Street. Boo's owner (and portraitist) is Raymond Pettibon, whose portfolio, "Real Dogs in Space," is at the center of issue 209, fit for consumption in the dog days of summer.
Then there's our interview with Joy Williams—whose stories have appeared in The Paris Review since 1969—on the Art of Fiction:
What a story is, is devious. It pretends transparency, forthrightness. It engages with ordinary people, ordinary matters, recognizable stuff. But this is all a masquerade. What good stories deal with is the horror and incomprehensibility of time, the dark encroachment of old catastrophes—which is Wallace Stevens, I think. As a form, the short story is hardly divine, though all excellent art has its mystery, its spiritual rhythm.
And in the Art of Poetry No. 98, Henri Cole discusses his approach to clichés ("I like the idea of going right up to the edge of cliché and then stopping"), his collages, and his contempt for the sentimental:
Oh, I hate sentimentality. Heterosexual men are more susceptible to it than women, because middle age keeps telling them they're gods. This is not true for women, however, who are often discarded. Is it possible that we can more readily see the bleakness of the human condition if life has been a little harder for us? Nothing kills art faster than sentimentality.
There's also an essay by Andrea Barrett; fiction from Zadie Smith, J. D. Daniels, Garth Greenwell, Ottessa Moshfegh, and Shelly Oria; the third installment of Rachel Cusk's novel Outline, with illustrations by Samantha Hahn; and new poems by Henri Cole, Charles Simic, Ange Mlinko, Nick Laird, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Les Murray, Adam Kirsch, Jane Hirshfield, and Thomas Sayers Ellis.
It's an issue that, like Boo, commands immediate and frequent affection, and will keep you enthralled for years to come.
The What Will Save You Factor
May 6, 2014 | by John Jeremiah Sullivan
At our Spring Revel last month, John Jeremiah Sullivan presented the Hadada Award to Frederick Seidel. Sullivan's remarks follow, along with three of Seidel's poems, which were read aloud that night: "Downtown," read by Zadie Smith; "Frederick Seidel," read by Martin Amis; and "The Night Sky," read by Uma Thurman.
As a kind of offsite, ersatz staff member at The Paris Review, I claim the pleasure both of thanking you all for your presence here, and of thanking everyone at the Review—Lorin, and the board, and my colleagues there—for giving me the honor of announcing this award. I don't think I've ever used the word honor in a less glib manner.
When you are in your twenties and living in the city, or any city, or anywhere, and trying to write, there are poets whose work will come to mean something to you beyond pleasure, beyond even whatever we have in mind when we use the word inspiration, and into the arena of survival, into what the poet whose work we are celebrating tonight describes as the "what will save you factor."
When I was in my twenties and living in New York, the poet who came to mean that for me and a lot of the other younger writers and editors I knew was one named Frederick Seidel, a poet who had come, like another we'd heard about, from St. Louis via Harvard, and from there, via everywhere. Read More »
Read Zadie Smith's Story from Our Spring Issue
April 15, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Zadie Smith's story "Miss Adele Amidst the Corsets" appears in our latest issue, and we're delighted to announce that, as of today, you can read it online in its entirety. But "Miss Adele" won't be gracing the Internet in perpetuity; it's only available while our Spring issue is on newsstands. Subscribe to The Paris Review and you'll have constant, round-the-clock, 24/7/365 access to this story and a wealth of others, anytime, anywhere, anyhow—digitally, in print, and perhaps in media yet to be invented.
"Well, that's that," Miss Dee Pendency said, and Miss Adele, looking back over her shoulder, saw that it was. The strip of hooks had separated entirely from the rest of the corset. Dee held up the two halves, her big red slash mouth pulling in opposite directions.
"Least you can say it died in battle. Doing its duty."
"Bitch, I'm on in ten minutes."
"When an irresistible force like your ass … "
"Don't sing."
"Meets an old immovable corset like this … You can bet as sure as you liiiiiive!"
"It's your fault. You pulled too hard."
"Something's gotta give, something's gotta give, SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE."
"You pulled too hard."
"Pulling's not your problem." Dee lifted her bony, white Midwestern leg up onto the counter, in preparation to put on a thigh-high. With a heel she indicated Miss Adele's mountainous box of chicken and rice: "Real talk, baby."
Read the whole story.
Presenting Our Spring Issue
March 3, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Our new Spring issue is full of firsts. That fellow on the cover is Evan Connell, whose first novel, Mrs. Bridge, originated as a short story in our Fall 1955 issue.
Then there's our interview with Matthew Weiner, the creator of Mad Men—the first Art of Screenwriting interview to feature a television writer. Weiner discusses the influence of T.S. Eliot, John Cheever, Alfred Hitchcock, and The Sopranos on his work:
Mad Men would have been some sort of crisp, soapy version of The West Wing if not for The Sopranos. Peggy would have been a climber. All the things that people thought were going to happen would have happened … The important thing, for me, was hearing the way David Chase indulged the subconscious. I learned not to question its communicative power.
And in the Art of Nonfiction No. 7, Adam Phillips grants us our first-ever interview with a psychoanalyst; he discusses not just his writing but his philosophy, and the importance of psychoanalysis:
When people say, "I'm the kind of person who," my heart always sinks. These are formulas, we've all got about ten formulas about who we are, what we like, the kind of people we like, all that stuff. The disparity between these phrases and how one experiences oneself minute by minute is ludicrous. It's like the caption under a painting. You think, Well, yeah, I can see it's called that. But you need to look at the picture.
There's also our first story from Zadie Smith; fiction from Ben Lerner, Luke Mogelson, and Bill Cotter; and the second installment of Rachel Cusk's novel, Outline, with illustrations by Samantha Hahn. Plus new poems by John Ashbery, Dorothea Lasky, Carol Muske-Dukes, Geoffrey G. O'Brien, Nick Laird, and the inimitable Frederick Seidel, who will be honored with the Hadada Award next month at our Spring Revel.
And a portfolio of previously unpublished photographs by Francesca Woodman.
It all adds up to an issue sure to put a spring in your step.
Get Ready to Revel
February 12, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Just when you thought you couldn't wish for spring any more fervently, news arrives of our Spring Revel. Save the date: on Tuesday, April 8, writers, poets, artists, editors, readers, supporters, eminences, patrons of the arts, bon vivants, and other all-around admirable sorts will convene at Cipriani 42nd Street for a legendary evening. Women's Wear Daily calls the Revel "the best party in town"; Mary Karr calls it "prom for New York intellectuals."
This year, we'll honor Frederick Seidel with the Hadada Award, to be presented by John Jeremiah Sullivan. Lydia Davis will present the Plimpton Prize for Fiction; Roz Chast will present the Terry Southern Prize for Humor; and Martin Amis, Charlotte Rampling, and Zadie Smith will all read. There will be dinner, and cocktails, and unabated merriment, thanks in no small part to our event chairs, Chris Weitz and Mercedes Martinez.
We'd love to see you there! Tickets and tables are available now.
What We're Loving: The New York Review, Baghdad, Fire
October 18, 2013 | by The Paris Review
The funny thing about the New York Review's fiftieth anniversary issue is that it's basically just a slightly fatter version of the normal product. Here's Zadie Smith on girl-watching with her father. Here's Frederick Seidel with a poem I badly wish we'd published ourselves. Here's Chabon on Pynchon, Mendelsohn on Game of Thrones, and Timothy Garton-Ash writing (unenviably and with aplomb) on the ethos of the Review itself. Here's Justice Stephen Breyer discussing Proust with a French journalist (Breyer turns out to be the only person about whom one is actually glad to know how Proust changed his life), plus Richard Holmes on Keats, Diane Johnson on MFA programs, Adam Shatz on Charlie Parker, Coetzee on Patrick White—and this is just the beginning. (As usual, I'm saving the politics for last.) There is one discovery I have to single out. In 1949 the German novelist Hans Keilson published one of the stranger World War II novels ever written, a novel later translated into English under the enigmatic title The Death of the Adversary. Thanks to Claire Messud's beautiful essay on Camus, I think I may know where Keilson's translator got the phrase. Camus, 1945: "I am not made for politics, because I am incapable of wanting or accepting the death of the adversary." Thank you, Ms. Messud. Thank you, New York Review. —Lorin Stein
Has any city been so cursed by history and so blessed in its poets as Baghdad? Reuven Snir, a scholar with family roots in Baghdad's Jewish community, has edited and translated Baghdad: The City in Verse, an anthology of poems from the eighth century to the present, which has been my bedside reading for the last week. There are poems of debauchery ("Baghdad is not an abode for hermits," an early poet warns his readers), nostalgia, and lament. The mournful note is especially strong in the later poems. But it is already there in Ishaq al-Khuraymi's "Elegy for Baghdad," a lament written in the aftermath of a civil war, which remembers a city "surrounded by vineyards, palm trees, and basil," but now sees a wasteland of widows and dry wells, with "the city split into groups, / the connections between them cut off." The Mongol invasion of 1258, when tradition says the Tigris ran black with the ink of books and red with the blood of scholars, was still four hundred years away. —Robyn Creswell Read More »


text:
From 1957 to 1962, Frank Owen Shaw lived in an apartment on the corner of First Avenue and Republican Street, and photographed progress of what is now known as KeyArena.
FROM HIS WINDOW in the comely Lower Queen Anne Wedgewood Court Apartments, Frank Owen Shaw watched the Seattle World's Fair, Century 21, take shape, especially its largest part: the Washington State Pavilion. With most of Seattle, Shaw also watched the Space Needle perform as a rising barometer of the fair's heated construction.
From 1957 to 1962, the lifelong bachelor lived in his 1931 apartment on the corner of First Avenue and Republican Street, kitty-corner from the old Warren Avenue School site chosen for building the pavilion — later named the Seattle Center Coliseum and now called KeyArena. During the more than two years it took to build the pavilion, Shaw, a Boeing quality-control expert, took photographs to mark its progress.
When he moved out in late March 1962, weeks before the fair opened, the last 2-by-2-inch slide Shaw took from his second-floor flat showed the nearly completed Coliseum topped by what a 6-year-old once described for me as "our splendid Space Needle." Shaw framed them together with his apartment window and meticulously captioned the slide, "Last shot from former Apt window, March 20, 1962, 5:30 p.m."
Check out Paul Dorpat and Jean Sherrard's blog at www.pauldorpat.com.
- Female tiger killed by mating partner at Sacramento Zoo
- Job cuts planned as Boeing hunkers down to compete with Airbus, consider new plane
- Amid Zika fears, local family shares the reality of microcephaly
- Seahawks sign CFL receiver Jeff Fuller and running back Cameron Marshall
- Nigerian suicide bomber gets cold feet, refuses to kill


text:
Sun, 18 January 2009 at 10:16 pm
Queen Latifah Has Something in Her Eye
Queen Latifah arrives on the red carpet at The BET Honors at the Warner Theater in Washington, D.C. on Saturday (January 17).
The 38-year-old musician-actress looked fabulous in a floor-sweeping black gown despite having to rub something out of her eyes while walking the red carpet.
Hosted by Gabrielle Union, The BET Honors featured performances by Queen Latifah, Ne-Yo and Joss Stone, among others, and will premiere on BET on Monday, February 9 at 9:00 p.m.
Like Just Jared on Facebook
Photos: Brandon Todd / Splash News Online Posted to: Queen Latifah


text:
Playforever Mini Speedy Le Mans, Blue
by Playforever
Heirloom designer toy race car car from UK.
Designed by Julian Meagher at London based designer toy maker, Playforever, this timeless and elegant toys will be loved and played for a long time.
Dimensions: 7�L , 3"H
Playforever Toys have been engineered to last. Manufactured from the best materials available, the toys are virtually indestructible and tested to meet specific performance requirements including endurance and finish.
Dimensions: 7�L , 3"H
Recommendations: 3 year +
Designed in the United Kingdom.
Made in China.
Safety: This product meets or exceeds safety specifications set forth by ASTM International (American standard) and the BSI (European standard).
© 2016 My Sweet Muffin illustrations by Mariah DeMarco site by Aeolidia


text:
Nov 9 2012, 1:44pm CST | by Shane McGlaun
Jaguar has announced a recall on certain XF model cars with V8 engine the to potential problems the fuel system. The recall covers 4195 XF vehicles ranging from 2010 to 2012 with a five-liter V8 engine. The problem with the car has to do with the potential for cracks on the fuel outlet flange.
The flange can crack causing fuel to leak on the ground, which could then catch fire. Jaguar says no injuries have been noted due to the issue and the part will be replaced at no cost.
Shane McGlaun
Shane is a self described car aficionado. He loves muscle cars, but also knows how green cars work. He has years of experience in testing cars and writes about cars with deeply felt emotions.
blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
Drink Wine in the Wild in Buffalo Zoo
From 24 July 2013 To 24 July 2013Address
Buffalo Zoo, Parkside Avenue, Buffalo, NY
Tasting wine is a fun thing to do on any holiday, but most people will not have had the chance to try it within a zoo.
This is just what guests at Buffalo hotels can do this year, when the annual Wines in the Wild event returns to the city's zoo.
The summer event is to take place on July 24th, but it is worth thinking about in advance as tickets will be available next Monday (April 1st) - and they always sell out.
Every year, local restaurants bring their best food along, live music entertains attendees and great games such as silent auctions go on to offer some fantastic prizes. And there's plenty of wine, of course.
All proceeds go to the zoo's Adopt an Animal program and tickets cost just $40 - although a limited number of VIP tickets will be on-sale for $100.
Guests at the Millennium Hotel Buffalo will have no trouble getting to the zoo, as it is just ten minutes away by taxi.
Featured Items
Sip wine on-board a sailing boat in Buffalo, NYC
Legendary comedian Eddie Izard is set to light up Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl


text:
Circus is coming to town!UPDATED 2:54 PM PDT Sep 12, 2013
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus is in Sacramento featuring some new acts.
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
Pretzel Kisses
These are cute and yummy snacks and as well as easy to make with the kids!
Pretzel Kisses
- 1 Bag round Rold Gold Pretzels
- 1 Bag Hershy Kisses (orignal plain choc)
- 1 Bag M&M's (any color or for christmas, red and green, school colors, valentines day colors, halloween colors, etc.)
- Set Pretzels out on cookie sheet covered with wax paper, unwrap eash kiss and place in the center of the round pretzel, then place them in the over just until kiss starts to get soft ( about 2 mins) then take out of the oven and place M&M's in the center of the kiss and press down to make the kiss press into the side of the pretzel, place in the fridge for about an hour to let them get hard and serve!
No Comments Yet
Login To Leave A Comment


text:
Tag Archives: Los Angeles Kings
Who Said You Have To Be A Goalie To Make A Great Save? (Video)
The Minnesota Wild's Guillaume Latendresse may not be a goalie, but that didn't stop him from making the save of the night during yesterday's 3-2 shootout loss to the Los Angeles Kings. Following some miscommunication by the Wild and a brutal giveaway by defenseman Greg Zanon, the Kings' Ryan Smyth was left with an open […]
Intermission Sled Bowling Can Be Painful (Video)
Isn't it great when the biggest bang of a hockey or football game comes during the intermission or at halftime? Unless, of course, you are one of the many who decided to leave your seat for a washroom break or a beer refill. For those who did so during last night's NHL game between the […]
Henrik Sedin Takes A Compton Style Gang Beating (GIF)
The streets of Los Angeles can be a tough place to survive. The same can now be said for the ice in La La Land as well. Canucks forward Henrik Sedin found that out the hard way last night, but whatever beating he took from the five surrounding Kings was well worth it as Vancouver […]
Jack Johnson, Meet The Canucks' Green Guys (Video)
It can be quite frustrating taking a penalty against the Vancouver Canucks and their potent power-play, but don't worry Jack Johnson. They have a friendly surprise waiting for you in the penalty box. It's the Green Guys! They are back, and better than ever! Johnson was not the only Los Angeles King player to come […]
The Stat Line of the Night – 4/1/10 – Dustin Brown
There was some major lamp lighting going on last night in Los Angeles. Poor Roberto Luongo probably had some nightmares. The Kings absolutely wrecked the Canucks, jumping out to a 5-0 lead and winning by a score of 8-3. The first star was Kings left winger Dustin Brown. Brown blasted 6 shots at Luongo and […]
Red Wings Fans Climb The Rafters Looking For A Better View
When it comes to live sporting events, it seems as though fans will do just about anything in order to give themselves the best view possible. On Saturday night at Joe Louis Arena, one fan took that approach to new heights, literally! With the Detroit Red Wings up by a score of 2-1 going into […]
2009 NHL Fantasy 3 Stars: Week 6
The sixth week of NHL Fantasy 3 Stars has a veteran feel to it with 3 of the 4 players having been in the NHL for at least 10 years. However, one player who's become a regular already this season brings some fresh young blood into the mix as he currently leads the league in […]
2009 NHL Fantasy 3 Stars: Week 4
Total Pro Sports – The fourth week of the NHL Fantasy 3 Stars sees a familiar face make his first appearance of the season, a young centre who will become a regular, a solid veteran off to another great start and an Oiler showcasing his playmaking ability. This week's honorable mention goes to Ales Hemsky […]
Rob Scuderi's Hip Check…Clean Or Dirty?
Total Pro Sports – This weekend seemed to be a dangerous one in the NHL as two on-ice incidents resulted in players being stretchered off the ice. On Friday, it was Avalanche forward Darcy Tucker who suffered a concussion after being hit from behind by Tuomo Ruutu of the Hurricanes. Then, on Saturday night it […]
2009 NHL Power Rankings: Week 3
Total Pro Sports – In week 3 we've seen the top 2 teams in the league remain atop the NHL, some of the surprising teams start to slide a bit and teams who got off to a bad start show signs of turning things around. Oh, and the Leafs and Islanders still suck. The biggest […]
2009 NHL Fantasy 3 Stars: Week 2
Total Pro Sports – The first week of the NHL Fantasy 3 Stars sees a mixture of expected and unexpected players make the list. Leading the expected is a highly skilled winger showing off for his new team and a goalie standing on his head in the dessert for the unexpected. This week's honorable mention […]
2009 NHL Power Rankings: Week 1 & 2
Total Pro Sports – With the NHL season two weeks in it's time to start the weekly NHL Power Rankings. Although teams have only played a handful of games there are some teams who have surprised, underachieved and some who have done just as well as everyone thought they would. The biggest loser in our […]
2009-10 NHL Preview: Pacific Division
Total Pro Sports – With the start of the 2009-10 NHL Season upon us it's time to take a look and see how each team stacks up. As per the norm, each preview will be broken down by division in order of how we think the team will finish. Lets take a look at the […]
Fans Show Too Much Love For Wayne Gretzky With A Weird Song
Total Pro Sports – Wayne Gretzky is an adored sports icon, especially in Canada where he was voted among the top 10 on the Canadian Broadcast Corporation's "Greatest Canadian" competition. Many would love to meet him, others to speak with him, or shake his hand, but then there are those who have other ideas.
Don Cherry: "Ovechkin, Alex Is That His Name?"
Total Pro Sports – The intense wait for Coaches Corner on Saturday night was short lived as Don Cherry didn't have much to say about Alexander Ovechkin's 50th goal of the season celebration and his remarks about about Coaches Rumor Corner.


text:
Hello WordPress
My customers keep asking me when will they be able to post from their WordPress websites to their Google+ profiles via Jetpack?
People are crying out for this! They think it's unfair that WordPress.com users are able to post to Google+ and they aren't. Please explain the favouritism.
Come on WordPress when will this be sorted out?


text:
Everyone is talking about interoperability, and at least one fledgling group, spurred by a large healthcare provider, is willing to serve up real demos to prove they mean business.
The Healthcare Services Platform Consortium (HSPC) is an intriguing mix of modern IT thinking, real-world use cases, and (so far) quite modest hype that also has that elusive quality in the interoperability world known as momentum.
While the Commonwell Alliance still spins up basic interoperability work such as harmonizing patient ID information across different providers' systems, HSPC is tackling a broad range of IT challenges, such as allowing decision support or analytics apps to work "out of the box" across different EHR vendors' platforms.
HSPC's mission is to create "plug-and-play interop, not just interop about data, but sharing of clinical decision support logic, sharing of actual applications, in an executable form, and sharing ultimately more complex processes that include workflows and other kinds of clinical scenarios," said Stan Huff, chief medical informatics officer, during a presentation at this year's HIMSS, a presentation available though little-seen on YouTube and held at the booth of a vendor, Harris Healthcare Solutions.
This type of interoperability could deliver a variety of decision-support applications to clinicians to manage sepsis, or bedside glucose in the ICU, or chronic coagulation, Huff said.
Comments are moderated. Please be patient.


text:
I went through the defense in Saturday's post. Here's a rundown of the offensive players.
I have notes on all of the starters and several of the backups, but I did not do every player.
For the MTC newbies, Man Up is a weekly feature I do all season after re-watching the games.
Kevin Kolb - I wrote about him at length in Sunday's post. Overall, I liked his awareness in the pocket and his ability to make accurate throws on the run. On the flip side, there were a few questionable decisions.


text:
I am currently a month in to treating my 23 year old standardbred gelding for a wound that almost completely severed his lateral extensor tendon and caused some nerve damage to the area surrounding it.
I realise we have a very long road ahead of us, but am wondering roughly how long it takes for this kind of injury to heal. A vet has attended to him (on several occasions), but is not particularly experienced with injuries like this so could not give me much of an idea of time frame.


text:
Cocculus Indicus
Cocculus Indicus is another name for Levant berry. It is a member of the Menispermaceae family. Both the dried fruit and seed of Levant berry can be used for medicinal purposes. Levant berry is used as a stimulant and for the gastrointestinal system.
Products containing Cocculus Indicus
Order By


text:
Florida State University
College of Law
Research Center
News & Events
Make a Gift
Technology Services
Business Insider (2014) ranks Florida State as Florida's #1 law school, and 32nd best nationally.
According to U.S. News & World Report (2015), Florida State is Florida's #1 law school, and the nation's 26th best, in terms of the percentage of 2013 graduates employed nine months after graduation in full-time, long-term, bar passage-required or J.D.-advantage jobs.
HispanicBusiness (2014) ranks Florida State the nation's #2 law school for Hispanic students.
The National Jurist magazine (2015) ranks Florida State the nation's #13 "Best Value" law school.
Readers of the influential Brian Leiter's Law School Reports blog voted our faculty the nation's 35th best in a 2014 survey on the nation's top law faculties.
According to a 2015 study of law faculty scholarly impact, our faculty is #1 in Florida and #39 nationally. U.S. News & World Report (2015) rates Florida State as the 50th best law school in the nation. Florida State's environmental program is ranked the nation's 17th best.
Click here for other highlights.
© 2015 Florida State University College of Law
425 W. Jefferson Street, Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601
Administration: 850-644-3400
Admissions Office: 850-644-3787
FSU Directory Assistance: 850-644-2525


text:
Welcome to the kimono docs. Here you can learn all you need to know about kimono – from creating your first API through to the most advanced features. If you can't find what you're looking for in the docs, try the FAQ, or you can always ask us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Accessible from the menu items to the left, providing detailed walkthroughs and explanations of everything kimono can do. Go ahead and get started.
Learn by doing with our interactive tutorial for creating your first API.
Prefer watching over reading? We've created a number of video tutorials to help get you started with kimonifying pages and creating APIs in no time.
If anything isn't covered in these docs, or if you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to ask us by filling out a support request, or simply emailing us directly at email@example.com.


text:
We want everyone to be able to enjoy warehouse direct pricing on BMW 330CI Distributor Rotor auto parts. Purchasing BMW 330CI Distributor Rotor parts online from AutohausAZ.com can be a huge benefit to you. Our customer service is second to none in the auto parts industry. Our secure server uses ssl, the industry standard encryption, which lets you know we care about protection your info when you order BMW 330CI Distributor Rotor auto parts from us. Utilize our expertise when it comes to BMW 330CI Distributor Rotor auto parts. We can save you up to 90% off your local dealer on the auto parts you need for your car or truck. Our website is constantly open to you shop at.
R R. - Bradenton, FL: Thanks for the timely service. I'm sure that I will do more business in the near future!


text:
"It is everything I wanted a more, didn't realize how small they would, but they are perfect for our Meet and Greet picnic! So excited to mail them out and have our party! The quality of the paper, color and text is wonderful just like it looked online. I wish there was more font color options though so I could mix it up a bit more for each piece of the invitation, otherwise, I'm very satisfied with my purchase."
"I actually used this card for a funeral photo card for my mother. I wanted people to be able to have pictures of her. I placed a current photo as the main large photo, and older picture in the three front picture slots. I chose the back template that has three photos & three caption boxes beneath. For the info in front I just put her name, dates of birth/death, a quote about loss, an email for people to send memories & pictures to me, and the cancer charity we wanted people to donate to in lieu of flowers. I was very pleased by the print quality. I paid for express mail and it came a day early."
"I loved the paper weight. It wasn't too thin nor was it thick. Just perfect in my opinion. I liked since I'm an adult the sparkles went actual glitter but gave a glitter look."
"This is the perfect invitation for an elderly person's milestone birthday party. The example doesn't show how you can put a photo and verbage on the back, which was a really nice way to include some words of wisdom or a story from the guest of honor. I ordered the matte finish, which I was really happy with. No notches and am also happy with a straight rectangle shape. The paper is very thick. And the pink color is super soft and subtle."
"I was looking for something to commemorate my mom's 80th birthday. The product turned out like I expected. The program was easy to use and straightforward. It was appreciated and enjoyed by my mom and birthday guests. I just regret that more descriptive text comments could not be written on the back. I would have liked to include more written comments on the back of the card, but it was also nice to get as many words printed as I did. Many programs did not allow this. I very much appreciated the option to have my projected edited and reviewed before being sent to the printers, as well as advice from Live Chat. Thank you."


text:
From Cherokee's "Runway" collection, this V-neck mock wrap short-sleeved scrub top will keep you stylish yet comfortable. Front neck piping adds a touch of detail and roomy patch pockets give you plenty of room to store your cell phone and other important tools. Side vents complete the tailored look. "Hound and Round" print features an abstract pattern of polka dots and houndstooth over a black background
Select a color from one of the swatches below to see a list of coordinating products for this print top.


text:
The NASR seminar, "Lead Management at Indoor Ranges: An Overview," focuses on topics such as sources of lead at indoor shooting ranges, OSHA's general industry lead standard, how ammunition works, non-lead ammunition, various backstops in use, mechanical ventilation, range housekeeping and hygiene practices and administrative controls. Thirty-six attendees have participated in the following seminars:
The Department of Labor does not endorse, takes no responsibility for, and exercises no control over the linked organization or its views, or contents, nor does it vouch for the accuracy or accessibility of the information contained on the destination server. The Department of Labor also cannot authorize the use of copyrighted materials contained in linked Web sites. Users must request such authorization from the sponsor of the linked Web site. Thank you for visiting our site. Please click the button below to continue.


text:
|Page: 1 of 1
|Sort By:
The marshes, rivers, and oak-lined avenues create a magical environment - wildlife abounds and the stories (as told by our expert guides) come alive in the Low Country of South Carolina and to the historic gateway to the south - Savannah.
Find the best flight to South Carolina. Search thousands of flights and airlines to find the best air fare.


text:
Popular Lyrics
Billboard Hot 100
Upcoming Lyrics
Recently Added
Top Lyrics of 2011
Top Lyrics of 2010
Top Lyrics of 2009
More »
Popular Artists
Artists A-Z
Popular Albums
Upcoming Albums
Katy Perry
Lady Gaga
Lil Wayne
Hip Hop/Rap
All Genres »
All News
Daily Roundup
Album Reviews
Song Reviews
Sign InRegister
Artist: Yearning
Album: Frore Meadow
Genre: Rock
Desolate October grief
Falls heavy like boulders of decay
Upon crestfallen life which soon
Is to be gone
And as the days go by
All living seems to die
Quiet they stand upon the shore
The shore of no hope
Gone - with freezing rain
Gone - with deadly pain
Gone - as it was all the same
Gone - spell grim reapers name
Get the embed code
Yearning Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.com
Note: When you embed the widget in your site, it will match your site's styles (CSS). This is just a preview!
Preview the embedded widget
Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection
starts and ends within the same node.
An annotation cannot contain another annotation.


text:
3 results
SORT BY Relevancy
Interview with Author, Panio Gianopoulos
in Books
Please join us for an interview with Author, Panio Gianopoulos. Panio is releasing his new Novella, "A Familiar Beast" in just a few short weeks. An extremely talented writer and editor, Panio will share with us the very exciting details about his new publication that will be hot off the press on November 5th!
Panio's writing has appeared in various well-known publications and he is the recipient of a NY Foundation for the Arts Fellowship for nonfiction Literature.
Panio resides in California with his wife Molly Ringwald and their three loving children.
To learn more about Panio please visit his webpage at www.PanioGianopoulos.com
This is an interview you will not want to miss!
Delilah Panio, Founder & Chief Dasher of Stiletto Dash
in Business
Listen in to this exciting and informative interview with Delilah Panio, Founder and Chief Dasher of Stiletto Dash.
Stiletto Dash is the premier one-stop shop for women business travelers. Stiletto Dash curates content, products, and travel essentials that enhance and enable the traveler to be savvy and healthy while on the road. Delilah was a former corporate warrior whose travels began to affect her health and well being. Stiletto Dash has allowed her to continue to travel the world – 30 countries and counting, but with a much easier and healthier approach to todays' travel complications. Stiletto Dash is also a socially conscience business, giving back to the community of young women with travel opportunities to inspire life without boundaries.
Make sure to visit North San Diego Business and sign up for your FREE 6 Lesson Social Media Ecourse!
DARK HARBOR - Episode 1 - Crush
The first episode of the Twisted Mind Theatre anthology Dark Harbor. Join your guide, The Kindler, as he leads you into the depth of horror and madness. "Crush" by Chris Morgan
Featured in tonight's cast were:
Tanja Milojevic as Sarah Kim Gianopoulos as Carly Melissa A. Bartell as Linda Chris Marcellus as Jack Lawson Rachel Rumler as Laurel-Anne Jeff Niles as Detective Lynn Chris Morgan as Dr. Hartman Viktor Aurelius as Principal Hayes John Carl Toth as Officer Miller and Ryan M. Sero as The Kindler. with Bruce Busby as the Announcer
"Crush" was Directed and Mixed by Rachel Rumler. Incidental music was provided by John Carl Toth at jonnietoth (at) weebly (dot com). The Dark Harbor theme was composed and performed by John Carl Toth and Chris Morgan. The Twisted Mind Theatre fanfare was composed by Mr. Mystery for Twisted Mind Theatre. Sound effects courtesy of the Free Sound Project at free sound (dot org). For a full list of effects used, please visit: twistedmindcredits.blogspot.com/2013/06/t…page.html.
This recording is copyright 2013 by Chris Morgan for Twisted Mind Theatre under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs-3.0 Unported License.
Today's Best Podcasts
Join Host Live Chats
- Urban Therapy with Sun (2 chatters)
- This One Step- A Survivors Healing (1 chatters)


text:
Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information, news and insight around the world.
+1 212 318 2000
Europe, Middle East, & Africa
+44 20 7330 7500
Asia Pacific
+65 6212 1000
Best affordable suburb: Shelton
Nearest major city: Bridgeport
Population: 39,110
Median household income: $81,855
Median home price: $360,000
Unemployment rate: 4%
Violent crime index: 15
Shelton, in northeastern Fairfield County, is home to 250 acres of parkland and athletic fields and the Brownson golf and swimming club. About 38% of residents are married with children. The average commute is 21 minutes.


text:
Chesapeake Bay Beach House in Reedville Virginia
From $350 / night
18 travelers
viewed this property in the past week
Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 5/
Bathrooms: 5/
Sleeps: 14/
Type: House
This magnificent beach house is nestled among towering pine trees on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay and features a private 200-foot long sand beach that is perfect for swimming.
Experience the beautiful sunrises over the Bay. Relax on the beach, the waterfront deck or the large flagstone patio and watch the sailboats and ships pass many miles offshore.
Explore the coastline on two double sea kayaks included with the house rental. The Chesapeake Bay is well-known as a bird lovers paradise. From the beach house you will see local osprey, great blue heron, bald eagles and pelican diving and catching fish. You may see a thousand Canadian ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Thomas J L.
Thomas J L.
- Response rate : 100%
- Response time: A few hours
- Calendar updated: 4 days ago
Overall rating:
Additional Location Information
Reedville is an easy drive from many major cities (distances in miles) and convenient to Richmond or Washington, DC area airports:
Washington DC (140 mi.)
Baltimore (160 mi.)
Harrisburg (240 mi.)
New York City (340 mi.)
Philadelphia (250 mi.)
Pittsburgh (380 mi.)
Raleigh (240 mi.)
Richmond (85 mi.)
Williamsburg (85 mi.)
Charlottesville (145 mi.)
More About This Location
Beach or lakeside relaxation, Rural retreats, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest airport: Richmond, 80 miles
Car is essential


text:
Honeywell International Inc.
News about Honeywell International Inc., including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Employee Wellness Programs Use Carrots and, Increasingly, Sticks
Workers at many companies now face stiff financial penalties for refusing to undergo health screenings.
January 25, 2016, Monday
Honeywell to Buy Elster for $5.1 Billion
The deal came three years after Elster, which manufactures water and gas meters, was acquired by Melrose Industries for about $2.3 billion.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
Morning Agenda: Executive Strategy at Bank of America
Thwarting the Quick Buck | Bigger is Better in Pharmaceuticals | Greek Preparations for Euro Exit
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
Despite Federal Regulation, C.E.O.-Worker Pay Gap Data Remains Hidden
An analysis of recent company reports, however, finds that the widest gap exists between the chief executives and workers of Disney, Oracle, Qualcomm and Starbucks.
April 12, 2015, Sunday
Carmakers Find That Turbos Are a Powerful Path to Fuel Efficiency
Once mostly found in expensive sports and luxury cars, turbochargers are proliferating as automakers scramble to improve fuel economy without sacrificing performance.
February 27, 2015, Friday
Honeywell Forecasts Growth to Be Less Than Expected
The company pared its sales outlook for the fourth quarter and full year, saying that it expected only modest economic growth in most of the world next year.
December 16, 2014, Tuesday
Business Aircraft Industry Climbing Back, Slowly
After a steep plunge from the peak year, 2008, demand for midsize and smaller jets is picking up again.
November 4, 2014, Tuesday
Wheelies: The Topless TT Edition
Audi unveils its 2016 TT and TTS roadsters; General Motors names a chief for its new cybersecurity unit.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
High Above the Earth, Hoping for Turbulence
Tagging along on a test flight to show off a new radar system for evaluating bad weather from the cockpit.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
Ohio: Clean Energy Action Frozen
Gov. John R. Kasich on Friday signed legislation to freeze a law that required utilities to sell increasing amounts of green energy.
June 14, 2014, Saturday
Copyright © 2008. Quotes and other information supplied by independent providers identified on the vendor disclosures page.
Rss Feeds On Honeywell International Inc.
Subscribe to an RSS feed on this topic. What is RSS?
Get Alerts On Honeywell International Inc.
Receive My Alerts e-mails on topics covered on this page.More Alerts >>