text:
Rundle: you can't fight in the war room, or why FODI is a stupid idea
Genuinely dangerous ideas are ones you wouldn't want to circulate. So the Festival of Dangerous Ideas promotes not-so-dangerous ideas, which defeats the purpose and shows how bogus the idea of danger really is.
Ruh Roh, Scooby, looks like the Festival of Dangerous Ideas is in danger!
FODI, as it's fondly known, is the brainchild of the St James Ethics Centre director Simon Longstaff, and is heading towards its sixth year. Your correspondent criticised the first iteration on the grounds that most of the ideas had been dangerous around 1963, i.e. were thoroughly left-liberal. This prompted several reactions, not least of them an invitation to be on the selection board — at which point I realised that I didn't like the whole idea of the fest at all.
Put simply, putting the ideas I thought worth discussing — impersonal childcare is a disaster, human nature is far less malleable than thought, euthanasia is a culture of death — as dangerous, automatically marginalises them with a left-lib. Others, around armed struggle, are rendered silly by decontextualisation. And so inevitably the eye-catching fest becomes subject to its own market logic, and starts teasing us with the abhorrent.
Genuinely dangerous ideas — on race, violence, etc — are ones you wouldn't want to circulate (even if you defend their right blah blah Voltaire Brandis). But sooner or later you run out of undangerous danger, and that's how FODI found itself spruiking a talk called "honour killings are morally justifiable" by Uthman Badar, and there was uproar.
Quite possibly, the talk was a Swiftian feint at how abhorrent the idea was, but we'll never know. Following a social media storm, the talk was found too dangerous for the dangerous ideas fest, and dropped by order of hosts, the Sydney Opera House. Because you can't fight in the war room.
The design flaw is obvious — abhorrent ideas of a "particular" character are usually manifestation of total and general systems of thought. Debate the particulars, and you lend lethal succour to an idea whose basic positions you don't begin to accept. Dangerous yes, but to no moral purpose. So quite legitimate to protest and boycott, but it shows how bogus the idea of danger really is.
And they would have got away with it, if it wasn't for you kids …
1DavidPosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 2:11 pm | Permalink
Guy - brilliant as ever. (You know what comes now…)
Inexcusable flaw in your opening quote. Should be "Ruh roh, Shaggy…"
2zut alorsPosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 2:26 pm | Permalink
Fair enough, perhaps a rename: Festival of Disparate Ideas.
No matter, regardless of name it's an engaging way to spend a winter weekend.
3StephaniePosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 3:02 pm | Permalink
If only it were called the Festival of Ideas, like the Adelaide festival. Not as cool, perhaps, but then you don't have the baggage that goes along with trying to frame every talk as in some way dangerous.
I've attended many talks at the FODI over the years and every single one has taken a different direction than I expected. The titles of the talks are clearly not written (or read?) by the presenters.
4KfixPosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 3:46 pm | Permalink
I think I've seen you write on the other ideas before, but I'd love to hear more from you on the childcare idea, Guy.
5ARPosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 5:07 pm | Permalink
I forget who (mayhap 'twas I) said, 'the tolerant must tolerate the intolerant' but not expect reciprocity.
6fractiousPosted Wednesday, 25 June 2014 at 9:11 pm | Permalink
Genuinely dangerous ideas are ones you wouldn't want to circulate. So the Festival of Dangerous Ideas promotes not-so-dangerous ideas, which defeats the purpose and shows how bogus the idea of danger really is.
Exactly. Precisely. Spot on.
And this was more or less my point on a directly related thread (ah! but feel the cut of the moderator's bludgeon). If the instant a real dangerous idea presents itself the organisers $hit themselves because of the public reaction ("$hit! Reaction!! Quick, man the Apologies!!! Retract, retract!!"), then what is this a festival of**?
Two points about Badar and his discussion (its "controversial" title aside): -
1) at some point the FODI must have examined and assessed his proposal and deemed it acceptable (worthy, even). So why the volte-face?
2) how can we tell whether Badan's gig was beyond the pale when it's been cancelled? It might have been interesting and stimulating discourse, or nothing but a sophisticated contrivance to disguise an ugly belief. Either way, we will now never know.
**I must admit a bash called "A bit of a get-together about some notions some of you might, like a take-away with too much MSG in it, find slightly disagreeable" is not likely to attract quite so much attention, or any attention at all.
7SalamanderPosted Thursday, 26 June 2014 at 11:47 pm | Permalink
It's was to be a debate, people, not a political rally. I don't know what all the fuss is about. Everyone so bloody terrified of a talk? Nuts.


text:
Traditional Square Back Nursery Glider
Sink into comfort in the Traditional Square Back Nursery Glider. This nursery glider will become the most comfortable spot in your house, and you will enjoy every moment spent rocking or reading to your child.
SIZE: 36"L x 35"W x 36"H
Category: Furniture, Classic Nursery Gliders
Fabric:Please ChooseBeige Micro with Sherpa (38)Blue Chenille (62)Chocolate Chenille (56)Chocolate Micro with Sherpa (39)Ivory Chenille (63)Navy Micro with Sherpa (40) - Shown in First ImagePink Chenille (61)Pink Micro with Sherpa (36)Tan Chenille (57)
Home Delivery Options:Standard Delivery Surcharge $(+179.00)Premier Delivery Surcharge $(+249.00)
Join Our Mailing ListTO RECEIVE UPDATES AND SPECIAL OFFERS!
©2004-2015 Rosenberry Rooms. All Rights reserved. | 3101 Stony Brook Dr., Suite 140, Raleigh, NC 27604
ecommerce enabled by fastpivot | PRIVACY POLICY

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Phelps Will Swim In 'Local Meets'
ROME, July 29—Michael Phelps plans to provide quite a holiday treat to Baltimore-Washington swim fans this year. He said after winning the 200-meter butterfly final Wednesday night that he intends to compete in some local meets in 25-yard pools just to "see how fast I can go."
Already tentatively on his calendar is the North Baltimore Aquatic Club (NBAC) Christmas Meet, which takes place Dec. 12-14 at the Naval Academy.
"I have some things I'd like to do in short-course yards," said Phelps, who has rarely swum short-course events of any kind. He is now a part-owner of NBAC
Phelps's coach Bob Bowman said Phelps also had been planning on swimming two short-course world cup events in Stockholm and Berlin in November, but might reconsider because of projected delays in putting a ban on long-length, non-textile suits into effect.
Bowman, the chief executive at NBAC, said Tuesday night he would advise Phelps to sit out international competition until the new rules were in place. The sport's world governing body, FINA, said Tuesday it might not be able to put a ban on long-length, non-textile swimsuits into effect until May 2010.
"I'm selfishly thinking about what I'm going to do with another season of these suits in age-group meets," Bowman said, "when I have to go back and I have to tell people we should wear jammers, textile jammers, for our team so we can get ready for what's coming. [And then someone says] 'Well, the team next next door, this kid's wearing a Jaked.'"
Meantime, USA Swimming said it intends to participate in an international meet in December that enforces its own high-tech swimsuit ban, and will consider banning suits for domestic meets if FINA does not have a suit ban in place by January.
The United States will compete in a four-nation meet with France, Russia and Britain that is expected to allow only short suits whose fabrics date from 2007 (think Speedo FS-Pro), USA Swimming National Team Director Mark Schubert said Wednesday morning. The meet will take place Dec. 19-20 in Manchester, England.
"Those four countries will make up our own rules," Schubert said. "We're going to have a meeting in two days to finalize those discussions, but we're going to be using all-textile suits."
USA Swimming President Jim Wood said by phone from New Jersey that the national governing body's house of delegates could pass legislation at its next meeting September 19 in Chicago to enact an immediate suit ban at all USA Swimming sanctioned events, from the age-group to elite level.
DeScenza Stuns in the 200 Butterfly
Mary DeScenza's jaw dropped as she stared at the scoreboard. She didn't even know what the world record was in the 200-meter fly and yet she had just broken it. In a preliminary swim at the swimming world championships. By dropping nearly three seconds off of her best time in the event.
Descenza, an Illinois native and 2007 graduate of the University of Georgia, has never won an individual medal in a long-course world championship meet and never made an Olympic team, touched the wall in 2 minutes 4.14 seconds. She topped the previous mark of 2:04.18 set by China's Liu Zige.
Descenza's world record was the 16th of the meet and the first broken in the morning.
Descenza, a Tyr-sponsored athlete, switched to the acclaimed Jaked speedsuit, but attempted to be discreet about the switch. She blacked out the Jaked label, then tucked her swim cap underneath the suit so it hung over the label as she addressed reporters Wednesday.
"Oh my God, I didn't even think I was going that fast," said Descenza, who finished second in the night's semifinals with a time of 2:04.33. "It was a very big surprise, an awesome surprise … Moments like this here are the ones I live for."
Pelton Wins 50 Back Heat, Doesn't Advance
Despite winning her heat in the 50 backstroke in 28.86 seconds, Towson's Elizabeth Pelton failed to advance to the semifinals. She posted the 22nd-best time overall.
"I'm kind of mad I didn't make it back," Pelton said. "It's a 50; it'd be fun to swim again tonight. But no big [deal]."
Pelton has the 200 back and 4×100 medley relay left. Pelton said she expects to swim in the preliminaries of the relay.
The U.S. team got four medals Wednesday: Phelps's gold in the 200 fly; a bronze in the 50 breast by Mark Gangloff; and a silver and gold in the women's 200 free by Allison Schmitt and Dana Vollmer, respectively.
Dear Amy,
With great amusement, I read Sally Jenkins' and your articles in today's WaPo. Phelps lost, and the story du jour for writers like you turns to polyurethane, instead of the current competition. Why don't you report on a gifted swimmer who, after winning aplenty at last year's swims, spent more time chasing lucrative contracts than his own records? Whose greedy advisors booked him on every talkshow, instead of studying training plans? And as long as you report swimwear: How about a story about a gifted swimmer, who is contractually obligated to wear last year's technology instead of the current hype? LZR, thanks to many $$, rather than X-Glide?
I remember last year's storylines about the swimsuit advances (at a time when Phelps was felt to have the edge here): Admiration for technological advances, entrepeneurship at its best. Not so this year – why? The wrong guys are benefiting.
Most importantly, however, I take exception to Sally's statement that "the swimsuit issue is clear cut – far more than the moral morass of performance-enhancing substances that athletes ingest internally. At least an athlete has to do the work to get the benefit of a steroid. All a swimmer has to do is put on a suit to get a more exceptional performance, a couple of extra seconds."
That statement is absurd: Put me in a X-Glide suit, and I'd still trail Phelps and Biedermann by 2-3 minutes. In other words: Both swimwear and performance enhancing drugs only provide a decisive edge for the athlete who trains hard enough to be among the world's best. That is not the difference. The profound difference is that unlike new swimsuits, substances that athletes ingest are dangerous. To that athlete, and even more so to the young wannabe star imitating this behavior.
As a pediatrician, I worry about drug abuse – be it doping or "merely inhaling" – and the message it sends to our young people.
And as a proud citizen, I worry about the narrow-minded, chauvinistic coverage we have to endure every four years during the Olympics, and the equally myopic angle Sally and you provide.
Regards, Helge Hartung
You have to be both happy and sad for Mary. She is one of the all time class acts in swimming, and gives back to the sport in so many ways. You want her to get a world record, and gold medals, but not like this, not like this.
Dear Amy.
It appears to me that you will be getting more than you bargained for now that you are raising the question about the tech suits giving everyone a boost.
First off, Biedermann himself leaves no doubt that a lot of the records currently broken owe a great deal to the new suits.
Second, you should not start blaming swimmers to use what is allowed. Comparing times between 2008 and 2009 is a ridiculous task, especially sind national teams are bound to one sponsor and cannot just switch from Speedo to addidas or vice versa when it seems appropriate. Having said that you should have a look at the suits adidas manifactured last year and which were not on the same level as Speedo.
You may continue and blame Biedermann's performance on the suit, but then you must also face the question about Phelps' 8 golds last year. Then he was the one in the most advanced suit.
Where were in those days, complaining about the ridiculous high-tech in swimming? Ah yes, you were busy writing an article which hailed the Speedo LZR being the 26th best invention of 2008. A suit, as you yourself reported, that won 94% of all races at the Olympics, a second skin co-designed by NASA to improve buoyancy, as you wrote yourself.
Funny to see how perspectives can change so quickly, isn' it?
I am appalled to read Helge's response, primarily from her clear lack of understanding of the sport of swimming. As an ex-collegiate swimmer and a coach, there are certain truths that come with swimming. One of these is that an athlete, at their peak who has been training for a considerable number of years does not improve by multiple seconds at a championship meet. It is completely plausible for an 8 and under, or even a child as old as 12 or 13 to have incredible drops in time at one meet based on training hours, stroke improvement, etc. But someone who has been working at that level for years simply does not drop that kind of time. High school and collegiate swimmers relish even a hundreth of a second drop in time!
To address your point regarding the reporting over swimming in the past few months: Has Phelp's behavior this past year been commendable? Absolutely not. I am not excusing his personal choices, and am quick to point out that articles "aplenty" have been written on his ill-advised decisions over the past month. However, the man is talented, and openly admits to not focusing as much on his training as he potentially could have. Is Michael Phelps going to win every race that he enters? Certainly not. But at this point in time, there is not someone who, without aid, can touch him in certain races. I agree 100% that Peter Bierdermann has the ability to upset Michael, but he too admits that the suits provide a distinct advantage. Take a look at the Ian Thorpe's records that were broken, or the 200 breastroke record that fell yesterday. I admit that each of the new record holders was talented to begin with, but each of them, wearing this new fantastic suit, have overtaken someone who was not wearing one. I believe that speaks for itself.
Let's examine something at a more local level: An all-star meet was held this past weekend in Northern Virigina, where children as young as 8 were wearing these newly designed "smart suits." No less than 6 records were broken by a minimum of 1 second. MINIMUM! It's not that kids are training differently, strokes are being reinvented or they're putting something in the water – I hate to say it, but the suit does make the difference. When I started swimming, my first real competition suit was an S2000 (clearly outdated at this point). I personally dropped time when I competed in that suit, and I was 8 years old! The whole purpose behind the reengineering of the suits is to make the swimmer more hydrodynamic and efficient in the water – with those two things comes faster times. Every company who has ever created a "smart suit" has made claims that their suit will make you faster – I personally believe this is living proof of it.
In regards to your discussion of substance abuse, there is no correlation between a "fast" suit and performance enhancing drugs. The swimming community has cracked down on doping for years, and it is strictly monitored and enforced. The message being sent to young swimmers is beyond clear – just don't do it. So please, let's remove some of the melodrama.
Having competed in this sport for the better part of my life, and continuing to watch it progress as a coach, I believe that we have to get rid of these kind of suits, for the simple reason that they are taking away from athletic talent. I disagree with FINA's decision to withhold the ban until 2010, as many people do, and cannot believe that someone involved intimately with the sport would support keeping these suits in competition, whether it's at the local pool or the World Championships.
As a final note, please spare us the from your discussion of the "chauvinistic" approach taken in regard to the Olympics. If I may, do you recall the days of Janet Evans, America's long distance darling, or Amanda Beard, who at the time was the sweet 14 year old phenom at the Atlanta Olympics? Perhaps you recall Jenny Thompson, or (the most recent) Dara Torres? Without media coverage, these women would only be household names to swimmers, not the to the rest of the country. Yes, Michael gets his coverage, but it is so deserved. Let's not get carried away here.
you might consider that Biedermann would probably have been faster in Bejing had he worn the LZR at that event. He could not since the German was bound to Arena at that time. It is very probable that his time would have been much better than the the one he actually clocked.
Second, there has been a significant "improvement" in technology over the past year.
Third, Biedermann is still a young swimmer and as a coach that you are you might not find it surprising that sometimes the personal bests make larger jumps.
Fourth and last, it might have slipped your attendance, but Biedermann is by no means an unwritten sheet of paper. He already swam excellent time WITHOUT the current suit since Beijing, also on short course.
Putting all this together his performance is by no means questionable, unlike of course the pathetic reaction by Bowman and Phelps.
Last year they were absolutely fine with having a suit that was undoubtly the top tech item to have in the pool. Now that other companies have closed the gap, banning the suits can't happen fast enough. Now what do you make of that? True champions know how to take defeats, too. I'd rather take Peirsol as a role model. He knows when it's time to blame himself.
And by the way, I'm looking forward to finally pick my S2000 again. I don't fancy the leg shaving part though 😉
Jack –
My point was not to discredit Biedermann's talent – by all means, I give the man credit where it is due. He is an incredibly capable swimmer, and I'm certain we will see great things from him in the future (as you candidly noted that we have in the past ). But your discussion of his suit only proves my point further – we are eliminating talent in favor of what country has a contract with the most up-to-date suit provider. Could Biedermann have beaten Phelps at the Olympics had he worn the proper suit? Possibly; who's to say he couldn't have. But again, it goes back to the discussion of what SUIT he was wearing, not his ability in the water. I understand that the LZR was touted as the greatest advancement in swimming history last year, and that suddenly suit banning has become a hot issue, but for those of us in the swimming community (which I am certain you can appreciate) the warning signs have been there from the start. We are closing the gap between those who are truly talented and the those who are simply good, and in my personal opinion, it has to stop.
I also agree with you that there have been vast improvements over the past several years in suit technology. Half the things that my swimmers wear are futurisitc pieces of cloth that I couldn't have dreamt about when I was swimming. But there comes a point when we need to level the playing field back to where it once was. Put limiations on what can be worn, and ensure that ALL companies abide by these rules – Speedo, TYR, Arena, Nike, whomever. Swimming was never about who was wearing what – it is about who was the fastest, the most talented and the most capable in the water.
As a note on Aaron Piersol – he does appear to be self depricating and humble in front of the cameras, and I will openly say he takes credit for his 'failures.' However, the persona he portrays to the media and who he is when the cameras stop rolling are two very different, very separate people. Sadly, I find him to be a little arrogant. Every person has a different view of people however, and I will not speak to your knowledge of his personality or attitude. My personal role model was Jenny Thompson (without dating myself), but I've had people tell me similar stories about her, so I have long since dismissed the idea that people behave similarly towards everyone.
Every swimmer makes mistakes in his career – Gary Hall certainly did, and he recovered from his snafu. I have to remember that Phelps, despite it all, is still a 24 year old boy and that his tendency to act prior to thinking is common. I'm not excusing it, nor am I condoning it. As a coach, it's hard to reprimand a swimmer for throwing a tantrum when their role models behave in a similar manner, but it is part of the growing process and the formation of a true athlete (confident and graceful in both victory and defeat). I'm confident that Phelps still has growing left to do.
I couldn't put on that suit if I wanted to anymore – I think I would be lucky to fit my suits from college at this point too.
thanks for your reply. Whatever you say about the suits you are spot on. I'm also wondering where "my" sport has vanished. At the moment it's like Speedo vs Jaked as in Ferrari against Mercedes in Formula 1. One season you are on top, the other you are trailing behind? One year in the pool lost because some guy in the lab can't do his job? I do not want that. And as far as I have talked to other swimmers they don't want it either.
Two days ago Franziska van Almsick stated on German TV that technological advances should be allowed. Her argument was that people are flying into space, so why not do something in swimming. My first thought was, well, flying is alright, but we don't want to *swim* to the moon. Even Biedermann who was sitting right next to her and who strongly supports the return to jammers was speechless.
About Phelps' reaction, my first thought was he might be thinking about the stick he'd get from the US press for not finishing first. Just like after the 4×100 relay ("Phelps like a pedestrian"). So there was no big deal to make about his not shaking hands in the first place.
However, I didn't like that all of a sudden the very next day his coach who is a mature guy in his 50s would slate Biedermann in a rather personal manner. He may be right about the facts, the whole suit issue, but his choice of words and especially his timing – just after the first defeat after everything went his way for years – were totally inappropriate. It's not what you say, but how you say it.
And you are right about another thing: those suffering are the athletes as their performance is always questioned now. That goes for Biedermann now as it goes for Phelps in 2008. And with raising this issue so harshly Bowman did a huge disservice to Phelps.
Helge, your sense of Nationalism for Deutchland is admirable, however your lack of swimming knowledge is quite apparent in your statements. When Sally stated "All a swimmer has to do is put on a suit to get a more exceptional performance, a couple of extra seconds." That is absolutley spot on correct and also extremely unfortunate. Now I don't expect that you ever swam at a high enough level to fully understand the hydrodynamics, drag, and bouyancy advantages of the new suits, but I can assure you they can and will drop seconds in races of more than 100 meters and particularly the 400. Biederman is a great swimmer and for now a champion and world record holder, but I also give him credit for acknowledging that he wouldn't have performed like that and broken the record without his suit. You can add US swimmer Ariana Kukors to that list as she also stated she felt the suit had a huge impact on her performance. When a no name swimmer smashes a 200 meter record by a second and a half not much else needs to be said about the effect of the suits on performance.
It's become an arms race and I like the other Jacks analogy to formula one. But, swimming is about the swimmer and the water, nothing else, and that's the way it should be. The answer is very simple…..set some specific standards for suit construction allowed at meets and let them get back to swimming against each other instead of against the other suit manufacturer.
One thing I haven't seen mentioned here is the effect on age group and high school swimmers. The beauty of the sport has always been that you show up with a suit to cover your privates and compete. Training, technique, mental maturity, and natural talent were the only factors. Now a 12 year old in a championship meet can be out-gunned by another 12 year old simply because their parents are willing and able to purchase a $1,500 suit the kid will grow out of in the next 3 months. Think about the psychological effect on the other age groupers before and after the race. This technological race has no place in our sport and FINA needs to get on the ball and show some real leadership here. The purity of the sport is in serious question.
Oh joy, Michael will be swimming locally! Doesn't the Naval Academy have a strict "drug" policy, therefore he won't be allowed on campus to compete in December? Want to swim in a real meet Michael, come to Tom Dolan Meet in DC.
one thing to consider is that Biedermann is by no means a no-name swimmer. Maybe in the US, but there even Phelps has to struggle to get some attention. And he would probably be better known had he had a fair chance last year in Bejing when he finished 5th without the LZR.
And you can't really say something against Helge's strongest point that last year everything was okay (the US won everything) and now that someone has the audacity to beat Phelps not even 24hrs later his coach comes up with a statement like "No 10-yr-old will start swimming in order to beat Biedermann's time".
I'm looking forward to the new jammers era. Erase all records and mark Phelps 8 golds with an asterisk as well.
I was refering to Kukors when I said "no-name swimmer" and I should ahve qualified that. She was as surprised by her result as anyone in the swimming community.
1) the advantage the Lazr offers is very slight compared to the Jaked or the X-glide.
2) Phelps competed primarily in pants and not the full suit which really reduces any bouyancy or drag benefits obtained by wearing a full length version as most of the bouyancy benefits come from the closed back and chest area. This is why people are getting DQ'd for wearing two suits.
3) I can also say that anyone who cares more about a medal than a contract could have worn their own Lazr at Beijing. Many did just that and still were dominated by Phelps.
You want to attach an asterisk to Phelps records from 2008, fine that's an opinion. Keep in mind that many of the records broken were his own previous records for the 3rd or 4th time. IMO if every swimmer was wearing briefs at the time, he would have dominated just as handily as he did last August.
In any case, it just goes to show that this really is a bunch of nonsense that the sport doesn't need. We should be talking about technique, training and the art of the swim rather than the latest swim suit technology.


text: If you do, you'll find a disgusting story about a gunman in an elementary school. 20 little kids are dead. Here on the other hand, we're only managing the markets. Keep it in perspective.Subscribe to NFTRH Premium for your 25-35 page weekly report, interim updates and NFTRH+ chart and trade ideas, or the Free eLetter for an introduction to our work. Or simply keep up to date with plenty of public content at NFTRH.com and Biiwii.com. Oh, and follow @BiiwiiNFTRH. Support free quality content; please disable AdBlock, Adguard or other ad blockers on Biiwii.com (our few ads are non-intrusive) and/or donate... thank you! Add to SocialTrade


text:
The new Yardbarker app is here! Install on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. You can also find us in Google Newsstand.
Yankees Prospect Dante Bichette Jr Following In His Father's Footsteps
The MLB Talk 101 continued its Offseason 101 series, this time with hosts Brian Danuff and Gershon Rabinowitz at the helm. The duo sat down with a New York Yankees prospect whose MLB pedigree brings smiles to the faces of those who grew up watching baseball during the 90's. The prospect was none other than Dante Bichette Jr. (DBJ), the son of 4-time All Star and run producing machine...
Via Baseball Hot Corner
January 28, 2014 | Discuss
Yankees News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter


text:
Comment guidelines: Please be respectful to other people when making comments on this page. Bullying and abuse will not be tolerated and may result in your account being banned. Due to feedback from our user community, comments are now only available to registered users.
Register to update information, save favorites, post photos, news stories and comments.
Karl Körner (19 April 1920 – 8 August 1997) was a Hauptscharführer in the Waffen SS during World War II and one of the most successful Panzer-Commander Aces who had a score of 102 tank kills within only 3 months and was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, which was awarded to recognize extreme battlefield bravery or successful military leadership by Nazi Germany during World War II.


text:
Wish it fit better :(
The dress is really cute. Unfortunately I feel like it falls funny. It seemed to poof out in an odd way on me. I really wish it fell better since I love the color and the fabric. Sadly, I will be returning this one.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The color is beautiful. I think it looks a bit more purple in certain lights.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Nice fabric; no issues with the zipper or construction of the dress
- How accurate was the sizing? ok
Stunning color!
I love this dress! Bought for a fall wedding and plan to accessorize with black shoes and jewelry. It's a classic, flattering silhouette but the one-shoulder gives it a more modern feel. I had the length taken up a bit at the recommendation of the tailor.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Close - but in more light it is a bright blue. In dimmed light, it looks more like a blue with black undertones in the pic, which I love.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good, but the first one I ordered had small pin like holes in the front and back of the waist. Returned it.
- How accurate was the sizing? Good - I had to have the strap taken in though.
Sort Reviews By:
People who bought this also bought


text:
Gift Premium Subscription To sirpilsofd
Join Date:02-27-2012
Last Activity:07-23-2014 5:59 PM
Likes Given: 1
- Just another dude that loves beer.
- Data Center Supervisor
- Ben White
- METAL m/
- The lord of the rings trilogyrnStar Wars SagarnAlien Saga
- DexterrnWeedsrnTrue BloodrnCastlernMetalacolypse
- The StandrnThe Dark Tower Saga
- First brew down, a simple All Grain American IPA 67 IBU's and nicely balanced.rnrnLooking forward to my Lemon-Lime Hef which I found on here.
- A Black IPA
- Nothing at the moment
- Male
- Married
- Cherry Hill
- New Jersey
Posted in thread: A great simple recipe on 01-16-2013 at 04:06 PM
4oz by weight, not volume.Ok I was figuring 6 oz = 3/4 of a cup. But I guess with a cider more
carbonation is desired.
Posted in thread: A great simple recipe on 01-15-2013 at 06:36 PM
Ya it shouldn't be a problem. Either prime with corn sugar or applejuice concentrate. Highly
recommend corn sugar. Yeast should be still active enough to carb. Add 3/4cup corn sugar to two
cups water ...
Posted in thread: My first label on 03-29-2012 at 01:27 AM
Good job
Posted in thread: Using milk to stick on labels? on 03-27-2012 at 03:46 AM
I made a quick video of how I use this method. It's worked really well for me. I used non-fat
milk, and no brush. video. I just did my first set and I noticed that there are some wrinkles
due to exce...
Posted in thread: Worlds Ugliest Labels on 03-24-2012 at 10:35 PM
Unfortunately, I also has this thought hahaHe who brews it first wins?
Posted in thread: My porer label (work in progress) on 03-22-2012 at 02:50 PM
Simple and elegant, good job :mug:
Posted in thread: Non-creative people... on 03-19-2012 at 05:06 PM
I'm not creative either so I can't offer any help on design, but the dimensions I used for my
label are 3" H x 7" wide. That is a full wrap around size, I figure I'll cut about an inch off
of each sid...
Posted in thread: Worlds Ugliest Labels on 03-19-2012 at 05:05 PM
Thanks! :mug:
Posted in thread: Worlds Ugliest Labels on 03-18-2012 at 07:35 PM
Here is the label I made for my first ever brew! for the image for all those who aren't in the
Posted in thread: South Jersey/Philly Group Buy... ROUND 27! on 03-12-2012 at 06:04 PM


text:
Wonder Woman by statman71Watch
©2011-2016 statman71
I bought the original art off eBay and decided to give it some colors. Lines by Joseph Mackie. Colors by me.
Thanks for looking!
Thanks for looking!
Really Wonderful Job on the colors for this! Diana looks really great!
DC Comics and Coveroo want the world's best undiscovered artists to bring their wicked great skills to the Justice League. Got what it takes? We've got serious prizes. Inquire here: www.coveroo.com/dccomicschallenge
Her lasso is epic.
it's Wonderwoman and her Lasso of Truth
Awesome job!
Very nice
super powerful, super gorgeous
NICE one!
D looks great!
Sexy and cool work on her
Beautiful! - Dynamic! - Sexy! - I wanna marry it! (dang! - did I say that last one out loud?) LOL
Seriously -- quite possibly the single most iconic pic of her I've ever seen!
Seriously -- quite possibly the single most iconic pic of her I've ever seen!


text:
Do you think this is REAL or FAKE?
Puzzler ~Sodahead's 32nd Guru~ 2009/11/29 17:55:37
Top Opinion
Kyra 2009/11/29 19:13:42FAKE
More polls by Puzzler ~Sodahead's 32nd Guru~
Sort By
- sara 2009/12/28 23:23:51FAKE
- Mandy 2009/12/08 04:26:22REALDUH! why would it not be fake, if someone went out to the ocean and actually, got a photo of a real live Shark.
- CalKnight 2009/12/05 09:58:21FAKE
- kittenc... CalKnight 2012/03/18 19:27:05
- lavonne 2009/12/04 15:07:58FAKEis he...like feeding the shark
- no i think he is trying to give it a shot or something. i really don't know to be exact.
- oh...well that makes all the difference.................
- well proabbly.
- EthanPagan523 2009/12/04 02:18:37FAKEfake
- cheerleader101 2009/12/03 23:28:07REALi really dk
- wombat 2009/12/03 17:58:14REALCould be real if its a 12m white..... and the guy a 4 ft midget.
- Zombie - Girl 2009/12/02 21:49:53FAKEtotally fake. but still entertaining!
- Tiffany 2009/12/02 02:08:36FAKE
- Zozo 2009/12/01 21:52:11
- Leeaqua 2009/12/01 19:22:59FAKEAncient sharks were that big but today a 30 footer is about max.
- J03Y W@$ H3R3~In Kira I tru... 2009/12/01 16:43:36
- chris bennett 2009/12/01 15:15:08FAKE
- Mandy chris b... 2009/12/08 04:28:32nice pictures you got there.
- chris b... Mandy 2009/12/08 15:17:09thanks
- Mandy chris b... 2009/12/09 03:11:25they look AWESOME!!!
- ~LyDia<3J03Y~ 2009/12/01 10:53:32
- Anastasia-Koninoc <3 2009/12/01 10:09:39
- ashly 2009/12/01 02:04:04FAKEwow, if it's real, that would be really creepy! This things definitely photoshopped, duh!!!
- kaitycat101 2009/12/01 01:56:31FAKEi hope... kinda looks like the shark in Jaws... just throwin' that out there.
- FindingHeartInThisCrazy World 2009/12/01 01:48:21FAKEi hope
- Rae 2009/12/01 00:31:37FAKEPlease let it be fake. 0-0
- All-American Bitch 2009/11/30 21:55:26FAKEShark would be smaller.
Men would be screaming and peeing like life depended on it (It doesn't).
The boat would be smushed.
Surrounding water would be a faint red.
- ShamWOW!! 2009/11/30 20:09:30FAKETotally fake. I mean come on a shark that size? And the ppl on the boat are totally calm.
- Twird 620 2009/11/30 18:18:44REALseeing as the shark's about a million times bigger that the little people, i'd say REAL
- Janatus 2009/11/30 18:00:33FAKEfake fake i know that picture the shark was zommed
- sabina60 2009/11/30 17:58:46FAKEmngf
- Chris - The Rowdy One! #187 2009/11/30 16:48:00
- Mandy Chris -... 2009/12/08 04:29:43and why is that?!!!
- Blade Master 2009/11/30 16:25:05FAKEwhile there are still some who believe fish like the megaladon are still alive and while we have only explored a small fraction of our oceans and know little about what's down there I doubt this picture is real and if by some chance it is then the photographer as well as those two guys would be fish food
- Mandy Blade M... 2009/12/08 04:29:59maybe?
- Special K 2009/11/30 15:37:47FAKEi hope it's fake! good Lord! It could b real though, there r some really big ones out there
- Yep I Did It. So? 2009/11/30 15:13:43FAKE
- karen 2009/11/30 14:38:26FAKEHolly chetos!!!!! that looks so freaky but alas it fake...
- lol nice XD
See Votes by State
2016/02/14 03:59:20
Hot Questions on SodaHead
More Hot Questions


text:
Mexico Nods to Hapag-CSAV Merger
Mexican competition authority has given unconditional clearance under Mexican merger regulations for the planned ...read more →
Drewry: Delivery of ULCVs a Double Whammy
The delivery of some 54 ships of at least 10,000 teu, expected to be deployed in the Asia-North Europe trade ...read more →
Hanjin Joins South Africa Services
Hanjin Shipping is expanding its service network in South Africa by participating in the existing SF1 (South ...read more →
JAXPORT Preps for Bigger Ships
The U.S. port of Jacksonville (JAXPORT) has finalized a USD 37.6 million contract to purchase three new 100-gauge ...read more →
CKYHE Alliance Sets Sights on US Trades
The CKYHE Alliance (COSCO, "K" LINE, Yang Ming, Hanjin Shipping, and Evergreen Line) has submitted a Filing ...read more →
G6 Suspends Asia – US West Coast Service
The members of the G6 Alliance have announced the temporary suspension of their Central China (CC2) service between ...read more →
US Clears 2M Alliance
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has approved the planned 2M vessel sharing agreement between ...read more →
2M Founders Too Optimistic?
The shipping alliance between the two shipping giants Maersk Line and Mediterranean Shipping Co., dubbed the 2M, ...read more →
Maersk, MSC to Start 2M Alliance in January
Maersk Line, part of Denmark's A.P. Moller-Maersk, and Swiss firm Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) are planning to ...read more →
First Members of the Trident Alliance Announced
The Trident Alliance, a shipping industry initiative for robust enforcement of maritime sulphur regulations, has ...read more →
G6 Alliance Releases Details on New Service
Members of the G6 Alliance today released details on port rotations for the proposed service expansion to the ...read more →
New Shipping Alliance on the Horizon
COSCO, K Line, Yangming, Hanjin and Evergreen Line have agreed in principle to establish a shipping alliance which ...read more →
MOL, Brookfield Reach Deal on Strategic Alliance
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. and Brookfield Asset Management Inc. have agreed to form a strategic alliance aimed at ...read more →
Marine Response Alliance Appoints New Manager (USA)
Samina Mahmood, former commercial manager for TITAN Salvage, has been appointed manager for Marine Response ...read more →
VIKING and MOLTECH Announce Strategic Alliance (Japan)
Marine and fire safety equipment leader VIKING Life-Saving Equipment (VIKING) and MOL Techno-Trade Ltd. (MOLTECH) ...read more →
Aboriginal Groups Announce Creation of Shipbuilding Alliance
Three Aboriginal training and employment organizations recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to ...read more →
Dubai: Drydocks World Signs Strategic Alliance ...
Drydocks World, the well-established international service provider to the maritime oil, gas & energy sector ...read more →
G6 Alliance Implements Asia-Europe Winter Program
Members of the G6 Alliance have announced the withdrawal of eight Asia-Europe sailings from late October 2013 to ...read more →
Port of Antwerp and EXMAR Announce Strategic Alliance ...
As a result of a European public tender, the Antwerp Port Authority appointed ship owning company EXMAR as its ...read more →
G6 Alliance Adjusts Black Sea Coverage by New Feeder Service
The members of the G6 Alliance have decided to modify their network between the Far East and the Black Sea ...read more →
Fincantieri, Krylov Institute Form New Shipbuilding ...
Fincantieri, one of the world's top shipbuilding groups, and the Krylov State Research Centre of Russia, one of the ...read more →


text:
|★ Special Awards ★
-BE-MAX2012 presents 10 book ( 1 box) ¥ 12,600
-Points 5 times free shipping COD fees
◆ content: {(10ml×10 books) × 3 boxes} + 10 book 1 box = 4 boxes ♪ ♪ deals it is!
New AG herb MIX, proteoglycans, and white fungus extracts new formulations!
You Polish all 117 kinds of beauty ingredient!
Extract ECM-E, swallow's nest, shark fin extract, water soluble Pearl powder, soft-shelled turtle extract, n-acetylglucosamine of compounding
◆ type: beauty drink
◆ production: Mehdi cube co., Ltd.
◆ raw materials: reduced syrup, fructose glucose liquid sugar, Crista Galli extracts ( ECM-E ), fish-derived collagen, horse placenta extract, n-acetylglucosamine ( crab, shrimp from ), soft-shelled turtle extract, citric acid, swallow's nest extract, shark's fin extract, rice 7 Ginseng extract, glucosamine hydrochloride ( crab, shrimp from ), fermentation of plants [fruit and vegetables (Orange, pineapple, banana, Apple, papaya, guava, carrot, Kiwi fruit, and other), grain ( brown rice, massambala beans, corn, oats, barley, Peas, black sesame, millet, soy, rye, lentils, beans, and other ), wild grass extracts (Pavia, Rosemary, catuaba, purple IPE, Uncaria tomentosa, and other) and seaweed (seaweed, kelp, Nori), brown sugar, honey, oligosaccharides, Pearl powder, grape seed extract, Aloe barbadensis leaf extract, DNA-Na (hence the salmon), ガウグルア extract, manex, valine, Leucine and isoleucine, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, fragrances, preservatives (benzoic acid Na)
★ Let's start the ultimate エイジレスケア!
|BEMAX2012, BEMAX 2012, BE-MAX 2012, baumax 2012, baumax 2010, baumax 2010 and BE-MAX2010 and BE-MAX 2010 and BE = MAX, placenta and beauty drink and beauty Shi Jun
|JP Post EMS
|Your order will be shipped to you via Japan Post EMS. Japan Post is a speedy delivery service that delivers to more than 120 countries. With an effective tracking system and insurance program, EMS is able to offer a secure delivery worldwide. You can track your package with the tracking code provided and it will be delivered within a week. See estimated shipping fee
|Credit Card
|We accept credit and debit cards.
The following credit and debit cards can be used:
•American Express
|The "Payment Amount" is calculated as below.
"Payment Amount" = Product price total + shipping fee
Upon confirming your order, we will send you a link to make a payment
via Alipay's secure payment page.
You must finish the payment process before the deadline to complete your order.
Please check the payment process from the link here.
PC: http://global.rakuten.com/en/help/payment/alipay_pc.html
Mobile/Smartphone: http://global.rakuten.com/en/help/payment/alipay_mobile.html
|The "Payment Amount" is calculated as below.
"Payment Amount" = Product price total + shipping fee
Upon confirming your order, we will send you a link to make a payment via UnionPay's secure payment page.
You must finish the payment process before the deadline to complete your order.
Please check the payment process from the link here.
Start Date:01/02/2016 00:00 JST
End Date:31/03/2016 23:59 JST
Start Date:01/02/2016 00:00 JST
End Date:29/04/2016 23:59 JST
Start Date:01/02/2016 00:00 JST
End Date:29/02/2016 23:59 JST
This product cannot be shipped to United States from the store.
Please contact the store for further information.


text:
Learn about our established community, build a custom home or choose an existing home with Fitch Creations, Inc.
Stay at a Relais & Chateaux inn, dine at one of America's top Restaurants or rejuvenate at our Spa
Planning a wedding, celebration or corporate Meeting? relax and enjoy as our experienced team takes care of all the details
An independent bookstore, a designer clothing and accessories shops and a spa boutique worth a day trip!
Offering a local eatery with sophisticated cuisine, a wine and coffee shop serving sandwiches and a seasonal beer garden.
From our Belted Barnyard to rich history and current offerings, the Fearrington farm is worth a visit.
Fearrington's wine program is delighted to offer 10% off six or more bottles of wine purchased at The Goat! Whether you ask The Goat's wine guru to mix and match a custom case, or you choose the bottles yourself, you'll enjoy wines from hand-selected producers at a great value!
More about wine >
Reserve a Room
Fearrington House
Reserve a Table >
Fearrington Granary
Fearrington House Inn
Reserve a Room >
The Spa at Fearrington
Make an Appointment >
Real Estate
Tour Homes >
Community Events
Art Means Everything at The Barn >
February 9, 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Village Calendar >
I am interested in...
Real Estate
Village News
Books & Authors
The Inn
Food & Wine
Corporate Meetings
All Things Wine
Shop gift certificates and gift cards and give the gift of Fearrington.
Shop here >
Facials using Elemis products relax and restore a healthy glow
At the Spa and we'll respond promptly!
The Spa at Fearrington offers a variety of facial services including anti-aging facials, men's facials, express moisture and repair services, and facial waxing. All facials are performed by professionals at our day spa using state-of-the-art products from the exclusive Elemis product line.
Elemis Anti-Aging Facials
Elemis White Brightening Facial
1hr / $130
This highly effective white brightening facial visibly illuminates the complexion to leave it naturally more even and translucently clear. The targeted treatment responds to individual skin needs helping to reduce age spots, discoloration, and dull skin tone and texture on the face, neck, décolleté, arms and hands. Leaves the complexion illuminated, more even and beautifully white bright. Treatments are recommended every 3 weeks for the best results.
Elemis Pro-Intense Lift Facial
1hr / $150
Super lifting facial with visible results after one treatment! Powerful lifting techniques target sagging jowls, cheeks, chin and neck, while helping to reduce the puffiness and fluid retention associated with sagging skin along the jaw line. Your first treatment will be 1hr 15min and following treatments will be 1hr. It is recommended one treatment every three weeks – totaling at a course of six treatments. Boost at home using the Pro-Intense Program and the new Pro-Intense Super System.
Elemis Visible Brilliance Facial
1hr 15min / $150
Independently tested with revolutionary results, this anti-aging face and eye treatment instantly firms, rejuvenates and plumps the skin, while helping to reduce dark circles. Specialized micro-circulatory massage techniques are combined with powerful formulations and the two-phase Amino Active Mask to help smooth, sculpt and restore skin radiance.
Elemis Pro-Collagen Quartz Lift Facial
1hr 15min / $150
This anti-wrinkle facial is clinically proven to reduce the number of wrinkles by up to 94% and improve skin firmness by up to 57%, after just one treatment. This anti-aging facial optimizes cellular respiration and regeneration for a firmer, uplifted, more youthful appearance.
Elemis Tri-Enzyme Resurfacing Facial
1hr / $130
Peel away the years for smoother, more radiant skin. This ground breaking anti-aging facial instantly smoothes the skin. Clinically proven to visibly resurface by up to 75% and increase skin smoothness by up to 32% after just one treatment, this unique treatment targets blemishes, uneven skin tone, superficial facial scarring and fine lines, revealing a younger looking skin.
Facial Enhancements
Elemis Men's Facial
1hr / $125
This facial is the ultimate overhaul for male skin. Incorporating the new Time Defense Wrinkle Delay and Time Defense Eye Reviver, this anti-aging treatment protects against the harsh effects of shaving and environmental damage.
Facial Rewards
Elemis Fruit Active Glow
30min / $50
Bring back the glow to a lifeless complexion. Skin is deeply cleansed and stimulated by specialized Eastern massage techniques, while conditioning actives nourish and renew vital radiance.
Elemis Exotic Moisture Dew
30min / $50
Treat your skin to a moisture boost. Following a specialized facial massage, the skin is fed with thirst-quenching actives that will bring back that healthy, dewy look.
Elemis Herbal Lavender Repair
30min / $50
This facial is the perfect restoration for skin balance. Deeply cleansing to draw out skin impurities, this facial will help reduce unwanted shine, refine pores and treat breakouts.
Waxing & Tinting
Eyebrow Shaping / $25
Upper Lip or Chin Wax / $15
Brow, Lip and Chin Wax / $45
1/2 Leg Wax / $55
Full Leg Wax / $80
Forearm Wax / $40
Full arm Wax / $50
Underarm Wax / $25
Bikini Wax / $40
French Bikini Wax / $50
Eye Lash Tint / $35
Eye Brow Tint / $25
Eye Lash and Brow Tint / $45
Please Note: Waxing services are not recommended for guests who use a home care regimen including retinol, Retin-A or Accutane, or who have been recently exposed to sun.


text:
Extra SideScrollers for Advantage members!
» Show: Exclusive Advantage Content
» Comments: 13
g1 Discussions
Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Facebook name, photo & other personal information you make public on Facebook will appear with your comment, and may be used on ScrewAttack's media platforms.
Steel Panther, boobs, and crossfire. What more does Sidescrollers Extended need?
When I was 15 I went to a Motley Crue concert and in the middle of the show they asked for the house lights to come up. Tommy Lee came up off his drums with a camera that was connected to a projector that was displaying on a giant screen up on stage. He was looking for girls to flash the camera.
They did. Thats my boob concert story.
I'm not a fan... but that show sounds f***ing hilarious
steel panther are fucking awesome live
that + boobs, seen quite a few the 2 times i've seen them (steel panther that is)
asian hookerrrrrrrr, hot little MF'er
Wow, the one childhood memory to rule them all. CROSSFIRE!!! By the way, I thought I heard Craig say Steel Panzer. Steel Panzer Dragoon? [=)]
i might have a new favourite band
Awesome boob stories, Chad.
Hey Chad here is the trailer to the Steel Panther dvd http://youtu.be/TGt6deudGE4 DEATH TO ALL BUT METAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boobs you say?Well time to look up when they're gonna play.
Oh and I don't know if it's still like this, but in SD the atmosphere was just horrible. Bros and D-Bags. I've gotten kicked outta the bar for wearing a Anti-Flag shirt. Friends who couldn't get in for not wearing a collared shirt. The band is fun but the atmosphere from seeing them in the past totally ruined it for me. That bar just sucked. That area of San Diego is just a horrible place to be at night.
steel panther and boobs.
Steel Panther used to play under the name Metal Skool at a bar in San Diego every week and yes. Lots and lots of boobs. Every time.
No comments found
Advantage subscribers help back our site by supporting in the best way possible. To give back to you guys, we have exclusive extended content, standalone vids and an ad-free ScrewAttack.com! There's absolutely no pressure! Here's where you can sign up!


text:
Grilled Shrimp Fajitas Recipe
"This entree assembles quickly and has very little preparation or cleanup," explains Amy Hammons of Martinez, Georgia. "It's so delicious…and impressive enough to serve for guests. My family always shows up for this meal!"
- 1/2 pound sliced bacon
- 1/2 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 medium green pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 medium onion, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup barbecue sauce
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches), warmed
- 1 cup shredded lettuce
- 1 medium tomato, diced
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1. In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until cooked but not crisp. Drain on paper towels. Wrap a strip of bacon around each shrimp; secure ends with toothpicks.
- 2. On six metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread shrimp, peppers and onion. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 2-3 minutes on each side or until shrimp turn pink and vegetables are tender, basting frequently with barbecue sauce.
- 3. Remove shrimp and vegetables from skewers; discard toothpicks. Place on one side of each tortilla. Top with lettuce, tomato and cheese; fold over. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 469 calories, 25 g fat (9 g saturated fat), 98 mg cholesterol, 1,148 mg sodium, 35 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 25 g protein.
Reviews for Grilled Shrimp Fajitas
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
© 2016 RDA Enthusiast Brands, LLC


text:
It's always a pleasure to watch Eve Angel.
Watch full video of Eve Angel at Twistys!
February 12, 2013Eve Angel by the pool
January 4, 2013Eve Angel by Twistys
October 7, 2012Eve Angel pleasure
August 12, 2012Eve Angel always a pleasure
February 3, 2013Eve Angel lesbian video
June 7, 2015Eve Angel and Lana S first class service


text:
Faculty and Staff
NC State faculty and staff are world leaders in their fields and professions. Our best and brightest minds work together across disciplines to meet society's grand challenges.
Whether you're a new faculty or staff hire or you've been part of the NC State University family for years, you belong to a community of ambitious thinkers and doers.
Students count on your rich expertise and experience to help provide an experiential education that prepares them for the real world.
NC State faculty are not only achievers in the classroom and on campus, but also in their fields as recognized by academic peers. Collectively, our faculty have earned more than 100 National Science Foundation career and presidential awards since this century began, and 21 faculty are members of the National Academies.
A dedicated staff of more than 6,000 keeps NC State University functioning — and thriving — as a nationally recognized research enterprise.
Strategic Plan Update
Unwavering Commitment
Our campus community came together in 2010 to begin shaping "The Pathway to the Future: NC State's 2011-2020 Strategic Plan." Over the past three years, we've made tremendous progress toward meeting its goals. In this latest update, see how we're taking NC State from good to great.
Helpful Links
- Academic Calendar
- Benefits
- Chancellor's Office
- Distance Education and Learning Technology Applications (DELTA)
- Diversity @ NC State
- Employee Self Service
- Faculty and Staff Giving
- Faculty Ombuds Office
- Faculty Senate
- Faculty Sponsored Program Compliance Resources
- Finance and Administration
- Human Resources
Faculty and Staff News More Stories
Feb 4, 2016
'A Day of Light' Honors Slain Students
NC State remembers three remarkable students whose legacy of leadership and service has inspired people around the world. Memorial events marking the...
Feb 4, 2016
About That Snow Day
NC State says it is retroactively applying a new system policy on adverse weather. Unfortunately, that means employees will have to make up time not...
Feb 3, 2016
Longstanding Support and Leadership
As chair of NC State's Board of Trustees, longtime donor Jim Owens takes pride in the university's momentum. Learn how his leadership and support...


text:
Camerena 2-Tier Chandelier with 9 Lights - 72" Chain Included - 30 Inches Wide
9 Light Candelabra Chandelier from the Barcelona Collection
Kyle 9 Light 2 Tier 35" Wide Chandelier with Onyx Pillar Candle Shades
Dover 2-Tier Candle-Style Chandelier with 9 Lights - 72" Chain Included - 33 Inches Wide
Dover 2-Tier Chandelier with 9 Lights - 72" Chain Included - 28 Inches Wide
Nine Light Up Lighting Multi-Tier Chandelier with White Opal Etched Glass Shades from the Perry Collection
Marquette 9 Light 2 Tier 32" Wide Candle Style Chandelier with Crystal Accents
Essex 9 Light 2 Tier Chandelier
Home Basics 9 Light 2 Tier Chandelier
Salento 9 Light 2 Tier Chandelier
Gramercy Chandelier with Customizable Shades
9 Light 38" Wide Chandelier from the Chic Collection
9 Light Up Lighting Two Tier Chandelier from the Barcelona Collection
Inspire Nine-Light Two-Tier Chandelier with Off-White Linen Fabric Drum Shades
Stella 2-Tier Chandelier with 9 Lights - Stem Included - 27 Inches Wide
9 Light 2 Tier Suspension Chandelier from the Counter Weights Collection
Fireside 9 Light 1 Tier Chandelier
Downtown 9 Light 2 Tier 36" Wide Chandelier with Glass Cylinder Shades
Lacey 2-Tier Chandelier with 9 Lights - 72" Chain Included - 34 Inches Wide
La Parra 9 Light 2 Tier 30" Wide Pillar Candle Chandelier with Candella Scavo Glass
9 Light 2 Tier Chandelier from the Tackwood Collection
Nine Light Up Lighting Two Tier Chandelier from the Dupont Collection
9 Light Up Lighting Chandelier from the Willow Point Collection
Gather Nine-Light Two-Tier Chandelier with Delicate Arms and Etched White Glass Shades
This field allows you to narrow your search results by a selected price range. If you desire to view products only within a certain range you can do so.
If you would like to view one specific manufacturer, please select one from the list below.
This allows you to narrow down the finish you are looking for.
-CFL bulbs are more and more frequently becoming the norm in the American household. With their long life span and bright shades CFL's are always a good option if you want a fixture that performs and saves you money every year.
-Fluorescent tubes are common in bath bars and come in many different styles such as the most common T4 and T5 bulbs.
-Halogen: these bulbs are known for their brightness and long life spans. Although these bulbs get quite hot they are a good solution if you are looking for ample amounts of light.
-Incandescent or Fluorescent: We have combined all the fixtures that can use either a CFL or a standard incandescent bulb into one simple location so you can choose whether you would like a more traditional setup or an energy saving CFL configuration.
-Xenon/Krypton: Much like their halogen counterparts are extremely bright bulbs with long lifespans that will use a Xenon or Krypton gas inside the bulb.
The number of bulbs on a fixture is important for both style and function. The number of bulbs can alter the amount of light given off, but so can the wattage of your bulbs. Make sure to keep any width limitations in mind while selecting your fixture.
The measurement from the floor to the highest point.
The measurement from front to back.
Copyright© 2000-2016. Build.com, Inc. All rights reserved.
402 Otterson Dr, Chico, CA USA 95928


text:
Select Local Merchants
Emerald Heating & Air ConditioningRead MoreEmerald Heating & Air Conditioning provides its business simply. Honest, reliable handyman services for the Burbank area. This season, don't suffer from the heat or cold. Get a maintenance check on your A/C and heating systems from Emerald Heating & Air Conditioning. For all your household repairs and maintenance work, be sure to call up the amazing handymen at Emerald Heating & Air Conditioning.5533 W 83rd PlBurbank, IL US
Around The Town Heating & CoolingRead MoreGot a problem in the house you don't know how to fix? Supplement your knowledge with a call to Around The Town Heating and Cooling's handyman service in Crestwood. Prepare yourself for this season's heat wave or big chill with a heating or A/C system inspection from Around The Town Heating and Cooling. For a handyman service that can do it all, call up the helpful folks at Around The Town Heating and Cooling.4912 135th StreetCrestwood, IL US
People's Choice Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.Read MoreThe handyman services at Bridgeview's People's Choice Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. will take care of all those little breaks, leaks, and tweaks around the house (so you don't have to). Ready for this season's heat wave or big chill? Get your A/C and heating systems check today with People's Choice Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Take care of all those fixer-uppers around your home with some quality assistance from the handymen at People's Choice Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.10063 South 76Th AvenueBridgeview, IL US
Tabor's Complete Comfort Mechanical Inc.Read MoreLicensed and bonded, TCC Mechanical, Inc's certified techs keep homes warm in the winter and cool in the summer with HVAC repair and maintenance services. Handy in many fields, the techs also clean ducts, install refrigeration systems, and perform light plumbing duties.PO Box 428351Evergreen Park, IL US
Chicago Air ServicesRead MoreEstablished: 2012 Reservations/Appointments: Required Staff Size: 2–10 people Average Duration of Services: 1–2 hours Brands Used: Air-Care15004 Terrace LaneMidlothian, IL US
Any Season Heating & Air ConditioningRead MoreWhen that to-do list starts to drag, consider getting some help fixing things around the house from Any Season Heating and Air Conditioning in Oak Forest. Beat the bitter cold or stifling heat this season with a A/C or heating system inspection from Any Season Heating and Air Conditioning. So when you need something fixed in your home, remember to call up the friendly handymen at Any Season Heating and Air Conditioning.6864 Oakview CourtOak Forest, IL US


text:
Content Marketing Agency of the Year
Other Meredith Marketing Capabilities
Meredith Xcelerated Marketing
Recently named Content Marketing Agency of the Year, Meredith Xcelerated Marketing (MXM) is the leading content-powered customer engagement agency for today's hyper-connected world. We understand the intersection of brands, consumers, content and commerce. With more than 40 years of history, six offices in the U.S., and a global presence, we at MXM have established ourselves as the dominant force in content marketing strategies and platforms. Our capabilities include particularly deep expertise in content, digital, social and mobile. We work to understand our clients and their needs so we can help them understand how their brand can act as a publisher. Our ultimate goal is to create effective and relevant content at scale and connect content marketing efforts in an overall marketing plan.
We are committed to our clients, and act as an extension of them — their objectives are ours, their challenges are ours and ultimately, when our clients win, we win. This approach has allowed us to successfully provide best–in–class, holistic customer engagement strategies for some of the world's top brands, including Kraft, Lowe's, Chrysler and NBC Universal.
Awards & Recognition
Target Award: Best-in-Show
Direct Marketing Association Of Detroit
Top Honors For Mobile Practice
Best Agency For Mobile, iMedia Connection
Content Marketing Agency Of The Year
Content Marketing Institute
Gold Effie: The Real Cost Campaign
Effie Worldwide, Inc
Honoring The Most Effective Marketing Campaigns
Georgine Anton
Executive Vice email@example.com
Rich Berenson
SVP/Chief Business Development firstname.lastname@example.com
Steve Pope
Director, email@example.com


text:
-04 05 09- by slavkoxWatch
©2009-2016 slavkox
Daily DeviationGiven 2009-08-13
-04 05 09- by ~slavkox suggester writes, "Sink your teeth into -04 05 09- by ~slavkox Its Psychedelic & spiralicious :)" ( Suggested by psion005 and Featured by cmptrwhz )
Oh, this is really beautiful!!!
Wow! Love it!
"I'm falling..... AAAHHHH" Excellent work, this is a beautiful piece!!
Wow - great texture and 3D feel! congrats on the DD
Wow, nice job! It reminds me of an octopus. Idk why... -__-
Wow! So amazing!
great call for a DD andrew...and a great work!!!
mmm reminds me of 2C-E!
wow that has amazing colors, good job!
i love this! which program did you use?
I feel more intelligent just looking at this, not to mention all the pretty colors!~
Gotta love spirals
The colors are pretty.
Sucks i can't look at this to long my phobia makes me itch...
Sucks i can't look at this to long my phobia makes me itch...
this is exquisite
This is just incredible!
Beautiful work!!!
This is amazing. Wonderful detail
this is cool, the colours are really nice. Congrats on the dd!
OH LOOK! ITS A FIBONACCI! *gasps*
This is so cool! How'd you do it? The colors are so vibrant and the design is really breathtaking.
Gongrats to the DD!
it reminds me of seashells on kumquats. that only made sense in my head didnt it?
Wow....this is really gorgeous. Love the texture here. Congratulations on the DD it is well deserved.
nice colours...cute...really cute...^^
So Cool!!
Like a rainbow colored tentacle, beautiful~
I think the textures are too bold, but i like the colours


text:
Marintec Indonesia 2016 setting a new standard for maritime industry in Indonesia. There wil be a high-quality exhibition that will provide sellers of marine equipment and maritime products and services with the maximum opportinity to meet with buyers and decision makers. An international conference and a full program of technical seminars will be held alongside the exhibition.
Indonesia's economy showing robust growth of 6-7%, demand for marine transportation is snowballing.
Indonesia`s commercial shipping fleet is expanding rapidly. Between 2005 and 2012 it increased by more than 60%, from 6,041 ships to 11,300, following the implementation of new cabotage rules.
The high potential of the Indonesian maritime industry making it a perfect market for finding new buyers for your products and services.


text:
Old Hand Forged Logging Tools
- Sold for: Start Free Trial or Sign In to see what it's worth.
- Item Category: Tools
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: Mar 01,2007
- Channel: Online Auction
These old logging tools have some rust, but are still good history items. One is a snaking hook. Two are single tree hookups. The log spikes were found on the Tennessee River bank near Shiloh National Park (might have been used during this Civil War era). One of the single tree hookups has a roll ridge on it, which may not have been hand forged, but the other items appear to all be hand forged tools. Great pieces of history! Thanks for shopping with us.


text:
Purcell-Cutts House
By all means visit Snoopy. He's big and he's inflatable and your guests will want to see him standing there, a sentinel for Florsheim Shoes and Cinnabon, and all the other one-of-a-kind retail establishments down in Bloomington. Once you've received Snoopy's benediction, and your guests' bemused thanks ("Wow," they always say. "It's really just a mall"), take them to a more organic example of Minnesota architecture. Built in 1913 by Louis Sullivan acolytes William Gray Purcell and George Grant Elmslie, the house appears deceptively simple in design. The color palette could be called "variations on a wheat field," and the rooms are strictly on a human scale. But the detail reveals an astonishing level of planning, artistry, and craftsmanship. (The docents who show off the house one Saturday each month for the Minneapolis Institute of Arts will point out hundreds of features on the hour-plus tour.) A triangular vault runs down the transverse of the first floor, stretching the rooms out to the eye. Instead of shutters, the exterior window wells showcase wood screens that recall the schemes of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The sunken living room boasts a placid fresco of a heron at sunset, carefully set amid the arched wood trim above the fireplace. A few of the special-made chairs on the first floor let geometry get the better part of comfort. But what impresses you most when you tour this house is how modest materials and dimensions have been employed to such a precise and attractive result. This isn't what happens when you turn your keys over to one of TV's countless home-makeover crews, or buy a big box with a six-car garage in a township that was a cornfield two years ago. Purcell-Cutts House is a holistic conception of how light should glow, how spaces should connect, how a house should look and feel--and what the architects ultimately built is an urban prairie utopia on a 150-foot-by-50-foot lot in the middle of the city.
More People & Places Awards
BEST BROKEN PROMISEColeman repeatedly vowed he would oppose the Bush administration's irresponsible plan to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration
BEST BOWLING ALLEYMady's
BEST BOONDOGGLETim Pawlenty


text:
Traveling Grandma by CosmicSpectrummWatch
©2013-2016 CosmicSpectrumm
aww~ omg i love the little birdy pulling on her hairs ; A ;
Oh my gosh, these are lovely!!
Bwahah! I love this one. Lots of personality!
Lovely design :3
Oldly enough, she looks exactly like my grandma. She likes traveling and all that, like most of the women in my family
I like her design first and formost! ;x;~!!<3
I like the characteristics she shows as well!
KEEP up the good work!
I like the characteristics she shows as well!
KEEP up the good work!
I met a few hiking ladies during my short time as a trailworker. I like your new artist imprint btw.
she looks really jolly, and like she could tell you many epic tales.
Such a creative and unique character design! I love it!
That's an amazing design! >w< I like that it's very recognizable and original~ I like how you've added your own symbol on the earrings.
*supports and clicks every day >w</ *
*supports and clicks every day >w</ *
She's so adorable!
Awesome design! I like how she looks like a believable character from like a cartoon or a video game.
Coolest grandma I've seen in a while! Really love her design
This is absolutely lovely!!
nice sketches
This could lead to a brilliant children's book. : )
your turns line up so nicely ;u; !
Oh my! This is so amusing, best grandma ever! XD I really like this character set, the grandma and sad girl, that could be one interesting story featuring them!
great! your character designs very cute!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! Wowwwwww <3
Are you doing animations for class, too?
Are you doing animations for class, too?
I love all your character designs, you are so creative!
really great flow in your lines! :3


text:
Comment guidelines: Please be respectful to other people when making comments on this page. Bullying and abuse will not be tolerated and may result in your account being banned. Due to feedback from our user community, comments are now only available to registered users.
Register to update information, save favorites, post photos, news stories and comments.
Romário de Souza Faria (born 29 January 1966), known simply as Romário is a former Brazilian footballer, manager and current politician. A prolific striker renowned for his clinical finishing, he is regarded as one of the greatest forwards of all time.


text:
May 28, 2013
Third-party logistics company Transplace has selected the New York-based private investment firm Greenbriar Equity Group as its new equity partner. Greenbriar acquired Transplace from an affiliate of CI Capital Partners, who joined with Transplace management in 2009 to buy the company from its original owners.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
"Greenbriar has a long-standing focus on the logistics sector, understands our industry and will support growing our business, while building value for our customers and creating attractive opportunities for employees," said Tom Sanderson, Transplace's CEO.
Sanderson noted that the partnership with CI Capital provided the opportunity to supplement organic growth with mergers and acquisitions such as intermodal transportation provider Celtic International, chemical-focused 3PL SCO Logistics, and Canadian transportation manager Torus Freight Systems, now Transplace Canada.
Transplace was founded in 2000 by six of the largest freight carriers in the U.S. and helps customers manage complex logistics and transportation needs by providing customized solutions through its proprietary transportation management system.
Transplace generates gross revenue in excess of $1.3 billion from more than 700 customers.
We offer e-newsletters that deliver targeted news and information for the entire fleet industry.
The expert, Mark Betner from CITGO, will answer your questions
Vacuum Equipment Available on Ford and Freightliner Chassis
Alignment Tool Uses Camera-Based Tech
SimpleCheck Tool Identifies Out-of-Adjustment Brakes
Endurance RSA Tire Targets Regional Fleets


text:
Submitted for Judging
SongGrab is a "Massively Multiplayer Online Music-Playing Game". You hear music and see a picture of yourself in a webcam view. You have to guess which out of 4 titles you are currently listening to. You choose by waving with your hand over the title you think is right.
It is so multiplayer, you can theoretically play it with an unlimited number of people.
The login is implemented via Facebook, so we have the user's picture and name. For a more social experience we implemented achievements and scores which are published to a user's timeline. If somebody is alone, it is possible to invite friends via Facebook as well.
Two HTML5 canvasses are used: the first simply shows the webcam feed. The second is hidden and tracks the difference between the current and previous frame. White pixels are for changes. If there are enough white pixels in the album cover area, this title is chosen.
We implemented the realtime communication via websockets, which is rather easy, thanks to node.js.


text:
MUMBAI, India (AP) -- Fresh details are emerging about the gunmen involved in the 60-hour assault on India's financial capital that left at least 172 people dead.
According to security officials, the sole surviving attacker has told investigators that his group trained for about six months at camps in Pakistan operated by Lashkar-e-Taiba. Pakistan banned the group six years ago after the U.S. and Britain listed it as a terrorist group.
The officials say the gunmen ranged in age from 18 to 28 and received training in close-combat techniques, hostage taking and handling of explosives. They were also taught satellite navigation and high seas survival skills.
India's foreign ministry says it summoned Pakistan's high commissioner and told him that "elements from Pakistan" had carried out the attacks and India "expects that strong action" will be taken against them.
In Mumbai, teams from the FBI and Britain's Scotland Yard met with top Indian police and are expected to help collect evidence.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


text:
Alternative Radio on 07/01/09
Vandana Shiva on Gandhi
Recorded December 31st, 2008 in New Delhi, India
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, dubbed the Mahatma, great soul, was born on October 2, 1869. After training as a lawyer in England, Gandhi went to South Africa. It was there his emergent philosophy began to take shape. Returning to India in 1915 he fairly quickly becomes the most prominent leader in the country's struggle to oust the British. It was Gandhi who promoted non-violent resistance and civil disobedience. It was Gandhi who led the Salt March to break the British monopoly on salt. He spent years in jail. India finally achieves independence, but to Gandhi's regret, is divided. He is assassinated by a Hindu extremist in 1948. Upon his death Einstein said: "Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this walked the earth in flesh and blood." Gandhi's example strongly influenced Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela.
Vandana Shiva is an internationally renowned voice for sustainable development and social justice. A physicist, scholar, political activist and feminist, she is Director of the Research Foundation for Science, Technology and Natural Resource Policy in New Delhi . She's the recipient of the Right Livelihood Award, the alternative Nobel Prize. Author of many books, her latest are "Earth Democracy" and "Soil Not Oil."


text:
not a very good name
Every few days / weeks / months we aim to bring you a new installment of development Banter, a podcast we run which is entirely dedicated to discussing the development of the mods and indie games. Our aim is to line up cool developers from interesting upcoming and complete projects, and grill them about their work, ask them the tough questions and hopefully entertain you in the process.
So tune in (watch this group and join this group) if you have always wanted to listen to a show about Developers doing what they do best, making the Mods and Games that we all love to play. Consider development banter a laid back chat entertaining advice line for the ModDB community.
Developer Banter, the only show you need for an insight into mods and indie game development. This time in the hot seat is Offtopic Productions, talking about there highly anticipated, recently released mod for Deus Ex called The Nameless Mod. So join Lawrence, Jonas, Shane and the ModDB Staff as we discuss the development of TNM.
Just so everyone knows, the show was recorded before the release, not after.


text:
User Stats
Profile Images
User Bio
99moves is number 1 in Video SEO.
We place videos in the number 1 position on Google. Our strategies also position your video number 1 across other search engines like Yahoo and Bing; Video sites like YouTube, Vimeo and DailyMotion as well as social media exposure on sites like Twitter and Facebook.


text:
June 28, 2015
This lens has crystal clear optics.
I use it on my E-5 and I have to commend Olympus for creating such a fantastic four thirds prime lens.
I have taken thousands of photos with many lenses that I currently own and none have ever compared to the quality of this 150mm f 2.0 lens.
It works well for sporting events, wildlife photography, portrait photography, video photography, etc.
It's expensive but well worth the money. Unfortunately Olympus has stopped selling this lens at this time, but with a little luck they will eventually come to their senses or maybe some really nice ones can be found on the used market.
June 24, 2011
This lens is the first reason to buy the E-system. Top image quality, bright view finder, and still compact. The perfect walk around lens in an urban setting. It's effectively a 300mm, but it's still compact. The build-in image stabilization of the E-5 and the fast autofocus allows for sharp images with narrow depth of field at 1/100 sec shutter speed. Sharpness from edge to edge at all apertures.
May 15, 2011
Excellent lens. Very sharp. Brilliant contrast. Perfect Portrait lens.


text:
New team, new sponsors, new hope for Earnhardt Jr.
Ever wonder what's on Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s iPod? Would you believe ... Barry Manilow? "I mean, the guy's a legend," Junior says. Ah, it's good to be Dale Jr. these days, writes Terry Blount.
Updated: June 22, 2007, 5:00 PM ETBy Terry Blount | ESPN.com


text:
Christmas at Winterland WL-TOPPER-46-GO 46 Inch Gold Tree Topper
Top off your Christmas tree in a big way with this massive 46 inch tall, 11.75 inch wide gold glitter finial with thick wire pick. Made of shatterproof plastic, there is no need to worry about this ornament around small children and pets.
Christmas at Winterland WL-TOPPER-46-GO Features:
- 46" Gold Tree Topper
- Hard-to-Break Shatterproof Plastic Construction
Christmas at Winterland WL-TOPPER-46-GO Specifications:
- Height: 46" (3.8 feet)
- Width: 11.8" (1 foot)
Additional Christmas at Winterland Links
- View the Manufacturer Warranty
- Browse All Christmas at Winterland Products
- Christmas at Winterland Tree Toppers Collection
This Christmas at Winterland item can also be referenced by the following color/finish specific model #:
- Christmas at Winterland WL-TOPPER-46-GO
*Discontinued model or finish
More Than Just a Store - Your Reasons to Shop
Discover the best online deals for the WL-TOPPER-46-GO and everything else for your home from the leading online home improvement store.
We're committed to providing you with the best assortment of Christmas at Winterland products with over 400 warehouses across the country.
Our knowledgeable product specialists work to bring you the best prices on every product and provide unmatched customer service. Your satisfaction is our highest priority!
Installation Resource Center
Whether you are installing the product yourself or hiring a professional, our installation Resource Center has everything you need to get your project done. Visit the Installation Resource Center to get started.


text:
realmagick.com The shrine of knowledge.
Hermann Weyl Quotes
A selection of articles related to hermann weyl quotes.
Original articles from our library related to the Hermann Weyl Quotes. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Hermann Weyl Quotes.
- The Necronomicon
- There are those who believe in this grimoire, in its existence and in its potency, and there are those who do not. Those who believe say that this grimoire, originally named Al Azif, and written by Abdul Alhazred around 700 AD, contains the rituals that, if...
Deities & Heros >> Chthulu
- Starting with Jesus and the Christian Path...
- During the years of the historical Jesus' life, there are eight or nine years that his whereabouts are not accounted for. Meaning these are the 'lost' years. It was after returning that he truly began to teach his wisdom. Many scholars believe he was in India...
Religion & Philosophy >> Religions
- Truth, Lies and the Holocaust
- Any fool can tell the truth, but it requires a man of some sense to know how to lie well. -Samuel Butler Over the years, I have heard many tales of tragedy and persecution committed against Neo-Pagans around the country. From folks losing jobs, losing...
Saga of Times Past >> History & Anthropology
- Looking For The Hub Of The Sacreed Wheel: Part 1
- It is often said that all paths are like spokes on a wheel. We start at the rime and follow a spoke to the hub of central truth from which all paths arise and to which they all return. Those of you who've been following my articles should also know that to a...
Religion & Philosophy >> Religions
- The Truth Behind the History of the Necronomicon
- I don't think there are many people out there who haven't heard of the Necronomicon and the dreadful things connected with it. We've all heard the theories about how it is a Satanist tool; actual copies of the book are bound in human skin and how you risk...
Deities & Heros >> Chthulu
- Celtic Gods and Heros: Celtic Gods of Mainland Europe
- Speakers of Celtic languages once dominated a swath of Europe stretching from Spain to areas of modern-day Turkey. At various times in their heyday from 500 to 100 B.C., these Celtic peoples controlled what is now France, southern Germany, northern Italy,...
Deities & Heros >> Celtic, Welsh, Irish & Brittish
- Religious Tolerance In Springfield and the Greenleaf Coven
- Religious intolerance is alive and well in Springfield Missouri. The question is, to what degree, and in the terminology of "The Burning Times", how high are the flames? In 1999, the court case of Jean Webb vs. The City of Republic was a headliner...
Paganism & Wicca >> True Stories
Hermann Weyl Quotes is described in multiple online sources, as addition to our editors' articles, see section below for printable documents, Hermann Weyl Quotes books and related discussion.
Suggested Pdf Resources
- Hermann Weyl: Mathematician-Philosopher
- modern era in whose thinking philosophy played a major role was Hermann Weyl ..
- publish.uwo.ca
- Foundations for Computable Topology
- (Hermann Weyl.) "Point-set topology is a disease from which the human race will soon recover." (Henri Poincaré, quoted in Comic Sections by Des MacHale.
- www.paultaylor.eu
- Hermann Weyl
- Hermann Klaus Hugo Weyl (November 9, 1885 – December .
- www.robertnowlan.com
- Emmy Noether and Hermann Weyl.∗
- www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de
- The Myth of 401
- quote from Hermann Weyl, one of the great mathematicians of the 20th century: " Indeed, all natural numbers are individuals.
- www.shaanan.ac.il
Suggested News Resources
- Герман Вейль
- В 1913—1930 годах — профессор Цюрихского политехнического института, в 1930—1933 годах — профессор Гёттингенского университета, в 1933 после прихода к власти фашистов эмигрировал в США, работал в Принстоне в Институте ...
Suggested Web Resources
- Hermann Weyl Quotes - BrainyQuote
- Share the best Quotes by Hermann Weyl with your friends and family at BrainyQuote.com.
- www.brainyquote.com
- Hermann Weyl Quotes - BrainyQuote
- Hermann Weyl quotes from BrainyQuote.
- www.brainyquote.com
- Hermann Weyl quotes
- Hermann Weyl quotes,Hermann, Weyl, author, authors, writer, writers, people, famous people.
- thinkexist.com
- Hermann Weyl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Quotes.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Hermann Weyl Quotes - Science Quotes - Dictionary of Science
- Science Quotes by Hermann Weyl (4 quotes). Before you generalize, formalize, and axiomatize there must be mathematical substance.
- www.todayinsci.com
Great care has been taken to prepare the information on this page. Elements of the content come from factual and lexical knowledge databases, realmagick.com library and third-party sources. We appreciate your suggestions and comments on further improvements of the site.
Hermann Weyl Quotes Topics
About - Contact - Advertising
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.
© 2000 - 2016 Realmagick.com, All Rights Reserved.


text:
I've lived close to this ravine for almost two years. New graffiti layers over old graffiti. Well, until someone paints over all of it. Roughly a week left up here where the air is thinner and all that graffiti…gone.
One thought on "Ravine. Graffiti. Gone."
Where was this, would love to see it myself.
Comments are closed.


text:
Personal tools
Posted: March 28, 2011 2:48 PM
"It would be appropriate and useful for this court to take all available steps to assure that judges and juries are informed of and guided by the scientific findings," Gaulkin wrote.
…New Jersey was one of the first states in the nation to adopt reforms on how lineups are conducted, but that was a decade ago and the state maintains those guidelines are good enough.
Attorneys for the Innocence Project, a national organization dedicated to exonerating wrongly accused people, contend the burden should be on prosecutors in every trial to prove that their identification methods are reliable.
In his report, Gaulkin said he favors holding pretrial hearings in which a judge determines the reliability of a witness' identification.
Join with the 65,000 people who are committed to helping free the innocent.


text:
Ancient DNA in the genomes of modern humans influences a range of physiological traits.
Keep Off the Grass
February 1, 2016|
Ecologists focused on grasslands urge policymakers to keep forestation efforts in check.
February 1, 2016|
Ecologists focused on grasslands urge policymakers to keep forestation efforts in check.
February 1, 2016|
Fifteen years after publication of the human genome's first draft sequence, what has become of the hundreds of researchers who worked on the project?
December 1, 2015|
Researchers measure the health of Papua New Guinea's forests by analyzing the ecological soundscape.
December 1, 2015|
Is a nasal circadian clock to blame for allergy symptoms flaring up in the morning?
December 1, 2015|
How birds with an innate propensity for living among humans are establishing populations in cities
October 1, 2015|
The long-sought genetic link between handedness and language lateralization patterns in the brain is turning out to be illusory.
August 1, 2015|
Understanding the genetics of stem cell population maintenance in plants producing jumbo tomatoes could help scientists generate more-massive fruits.
August 1, 2015|
Eighteenth-century DNA sequences yield insights into the history of tuberculosis infections.
June 1, 2015|
At least seven species of herpesvirus commonly infect elephants. At zoos, keepers scramble to save calves, who are particularly vulnerable to the viruses.
May 1, 2015|
Social networking sites may facilitate the spread of sexually transmitted disease, but these sites also serve as effective education and prevention tools.


text:
New Student Assessment
Ridgewater is dedicated to student success. That means treating students as individuals, with individual needs. Because all students have varying strengths and weaknesses, all Ridgewater College students are required to take the New Student Assessment. The assessment results will provide you and your academic advisor with important information about your skills in reading, writing and mathematics in order to guide you in selecting courses most suited to your needs.
After you apply and are accepted to Ridgewater, one of your next steps is to take the New Student Assessment before you register for classes. The assessment includes sections in reading, writing and math. Students may be exempt from all or portions of the assessment if they meet any of the criteria listed in our policy found
here. If you have taken the ACT test and have obtained the following minimum scores, please forward your ACT results to the Admissions Office.
Reading - a reading subject area test score of 21 or higherWriting - an English subject area test score of 18 or higherMathematics - a mathematics area test score of 22 or higher
Frequently Asked Questions
How will the assessment scores be used? While you should try to do your best on this assessment, please keep in mind that there is no passing or failing score. The results will NOT be used for admission, and the scores will NOT affect your course grades. Instead, your scores WILL help you and your advisor choose the courses that are best suited to your present skills.
http://www.ridgewater.edu/accuplacerhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/accuplacer http://www.studyguidezone.com/accuplacertest.htmhttp://accuplacer.collegeboard.org/students/accuplacer-testswww.khanacademy.com
Assessment Regulations


text:
Endless Love
'Journey to the West,' 'Cimarron Strip' and Bob Newhart Are The Week's Best New Releases
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- May 27, 2014
Welcome back to This Week In Discs! If you see something you like, click on the title to buy it from Amazon. Death Spa The hottest health spa in in town uses a state-of-the-art computer to help its clientele get the most out of their workouts, but the business is threatened...
'Endless Love' Review: Too Much of the Former, Not Enough of the Latter
- By Sam Fragoso
- February 14, 2014
About halfway through Endless Love I made the unnerving revelation that this is, in fact, not a movie about young love, first love, or any kind of love. This is a vile and manipulative film about an abnormally malicious father and his unhealthy relationship with his daughter. That it is...
Rad Romance: If Hollywood Insists on Remaking More Cheesy 80s Love
- By Samantha Wilson
- @yeahyeahsam
- February 11, 2014
Because nobody, absolutely nobody, even in this day and age is immune to the dulcet tones of an expertly tuned snyth or a finely-wielded keytar, two of the 1980s cheesiest offerings in the romance department are getting the remake treatment this week. Or three if you consider the stirringly deep...
12 Movies to Watch Before You Go to the Movies in 2014
- By Christopher Campbell
- @thefilmcynic
- January 4, 2014
You've seen our preview of our most anticipated movies of 2014. Now put away those expectations for a bit and be patient, because it's homework time. As you may know, each weekend I offer some recommendations for movies, both well-known and obscure, to see after you've watched that latest hot...
'Endless Love' Trailer: Lionel Richie, Where are You?
- By Adam Bellotto
- @Eat_Sleep_TV
- October 17, 2013
The trailer for Endless Love touts that its star-crossed lovers (and presumably us folks in the audience, too) will "say goodbye to innocence." It's a surprisingly easy pill to swallow, especially when 75% of the trailer consists of lead actress Gabriella Wilde taking her clothes off. Let your emotions soar...
Shana Feste In Talks to Direct Remake of Smutty and Overwrought Teen Classic, 'Endless Love'
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- August 3, 2012
Taking teenage infatuation to the big screen is nothing new (let's take a minute to consider every incarnation of Romeo & Juliet we've ever been subjected to), so the news that Universal is planning on remaking Franco Zeffirelli's 1981 schlockfest, Endless Love, is perhaps the least shocking thing we'll hear...