text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
A Las Vegas-area man was arrested for his third DWI and careless driving after he wrecked his Ford pickup off the frontage road near the San Miguel County Detention Center on Wednesday, state police said.
Steven G. Montoya, 41, who lives on County Road B27, left his truck and fled after the wreck, according to a statement of probable cause filed in the case. State police caught up with him when he showed up at Alta Vista hospital for treatment.
The Associated Press
One in five New Mexicans now receives government help to buy food.
The number of people enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, soared as the nation's economy began sinking a couple of years ago, with more than 400,000 New Mexico residents now receiving the benefits, the Albuquerque Journal reported in a copyright story this week.
SNAP benefits, once known as food stamps, are a safety net for people who have fallen on tough times.
In 1911
Monday April 24 — Word reached here this afternoon from Gascon, Mora County, of the fatal shooting there late Saturday night of Juan Solano by Luis Martinez. According to the meager particulars available, Solano who was prowling about the Martinez home, peeped through a window. He was observed by Martinez, who, believing it was a burglar, grabbed a shotgun and went into the yard. He called upon Solano for an explanation and when the latter failed to give an account of his actions, is said to have shot him.
Composer to perform Friday
United World College-USA presents Tristan Perich, performing his electronic magnum opus, 1-Bit Symphony at 7:30 p.m. on Friday in the Kluge Auditorium. Perich's Symphony is an electronic composition in five movements, programmed onto a single microchip. The concert is free and open to the public.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 72. Breezy, with a southwest wind 5-10 mph, increasing to 20-25 mph. Winds could gust as high as 35 mph. Partly cloudy at night, with a low around 42. Breezy, with a south wind 20-25 mph, decreasing to 10-15 mph. Winds could gust as high as 35 mph.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 75. Windy, with a southwest wind 15-20 mph, increasing to 25-30 mph. Winds could gust as high as 45 mph. Partly cloudy and windy at night, with a low around 42.
The New Mexico State Forestry Division is offering grants up to $6,000 as part of the state's centennial tree planting project. Schools as well as local, state and tribal entities are eligible for the grants, according to The Associated Press. The money must be used for planting trees on public lands. The grants require a 20 percent in-kind match. Applications must be turned in by Aug. 24.
By Sue Major Holmes
The Associated Press
A new law will require New Mexico government agencies to provide public records electronically if the records exist in digital form.
The measure, which passed both the House and Senate unanimously, goes into effect July 1. Gov. Susana Martinez signed it into law earlier this month.
The bill's sponsors said they and their constituents had problems in the past with some agencies or departments not wanting to send records in an email or download them to a CD.
A Raton woman who suffered severe heart damage after her heart attack went undiagnosed for more than a day in 2006 won a multi-million judgment against three doctors on Friday.
A San Miguel County jury found the three physicians —Misbah Zmily of Raton, Stephanie Hedstrom of Albuquerque and Lee Caruana of Raton — negligent in their handling of Bryanna Baker's medical treatment. The eight-woman, four-man jury set compensatory damages at $9 million.
A 2-year old Mora County boy died after falling into a septic tank last week, authorities said.
Family members told police that Micah Martinez had been playing in the yard in Gascon on Tuesday. When family members called him for dinner, he did not respond, and they started searching the property for him.
He was found floating in the open septic tank, state police said in a news release.
He was pronounced dead at Alta Vista Medical Center.
Copyright © 2016
The Las Vegas Optic is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in San Miguel County and Las Vegas, NM, and the surrounding area.


text:
All year long, satellite-TV mogul Charlie Ergen trumpeted plans to enter the mobile broadband business.
The Dish Network chairman and one-time professional poker player should reveal his hand in 2013 after recently securing the long-sought-after regulatory approval to leverage satellite airwaves for a ground-based 4G LTE network.
Dish, the nation's No. 2 satellite-TV provider, is losing subscribers amid growing competition from Internet-based alternatives and as consumers view more content on mobile devices.
Blog: TechKnow Bytes
Get the latest updates and insights from the world of technology from Denver Post business writer Andy Vuong.
The launch of a Dish-backed mobile service, even if through a partnership with an existing wireless carrier, could be huge for Colorado and consumers.
"My preference would be to headquarter the business in Colorado," Ergen said in an interview in August, adding that it could generate 25,000 jobs nationwide, including up to 10,000 in the state.
For consumers, Dish's entry could disrupt an industry dominated by two companies, Verizon Wireless and AT&T.
Ergen has said he is dissatisfied with existing cellphone services, from choppy connections to complicated bills.
But he's also a shrewd businessman. He spent about $3 billion acquiring spectrum that is now estimated to be worth up to $12 billion.
Will he just end up selling the licenses for a multibillion-dollar profit? Or does he really want to potentially spend billions more to enter an industry he has little experience in?
We should find out soon enough.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Home / Student Life Articles
Student Life Articles
The 5 Key Components of Financial Literacy
The sooner you master these financial concepts, the better.
Summer Fun on a Student Budget
For students, summer is the perfect time to unwind and do things you may not have had the time to do during the year.
An End-of-Year To-Do List for High School Seniors
Before you leave high school once and for all, set aside a few minutes to do the following things.
What NOT to Do During Finals Week
Avoid these harmful habits, which could negatively impact your studying routine.
20 Study Strategies for Finals Week
Finals week can be the most stressful time for a student, whether in high school, college or graduate school.
Energizing Study Break Ideas & What to Avoid
It's important to choose the right type of activity for your study break so that you can return back refreshed and focused, ready to get back to your books.
How to Run for Committee Positions as a First Year
Consider running for office within your favorite college club, even if you're a freshman. Here's how!
Plan Your Summer Now
Summer is the perfect season to boost your job experience with a job or internship, save money to help pay for school and, perhaps even, take on additional studies.
Graduation Guide for High School Seniors
Plan and prepare for all of the exciting upcoming events surrounding your high school graduation.
Guide to Packing for Study Abroad
What you should (and should not) pack for your study abroad trip.
Finishing the College Process
Here are the important steps you should take after deciding on your college choice.
Graduation Party Planning Ideas
These fun and festive party ideas will make grads feel like a kid again!
Save Money on Graduation Expenses
Celebrate to your heart's content – the key is to be creative to save a little dough in the process!
How to Make Friends Before Getting to Campus
Making new friends in college can be intimidating but there are always ways to gain a head start.
20 Ways to Improve YOU This Summer
Work toward improving yourself and, ultimately, achieving success within both your personal and professional life.
12 Summer Bucket List Ideas for College & Grad Students
There's so much fun to be had during the summer months and you don't want to miss out on all of the memories and experiences that come along with it!
Summer Bucket List for High School Students
Whether you're a high school junior or senior, there's plenty to do this summer.
Complete This Bucket List Before College Graduation
Whether you're graduating and moving on into the "real" world or moving on to a grad program, this list will help you gain a head start in your new life.
Dealing with a College Cold
Getting sick is a part of life, but getting sick in college tends to simply add to our stress.
4 Tips to Combat Spring Fever
Longing for spring semester's end? Here's how to combat spring fever before it impacts your studies.


text:
(Photo: Nickel Tailings #34, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, © Edward Burtynsky)
One of the strongest and most disturbing docs at SIFF this year opens today at>"/>
(Photo: Nickel Tailings #34, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, © Edward Burtynsky)
One of the strongest and most disturbing docs at SIFF this year opens today at the Varsity, Manufactured Landscapes, a profile of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky and his work. He specializes in showing the huge, eerie remnants of extraction industries and heavy manufacturing, our giant handprints upon the planet, as it were. He's not so long-winded as Al Gore, nor does he need to be, since his images essentially do the talking for him. For this reason, it was interesting to hear the comments of director Jennifer Baichwal when she visited SIFF in May, when we sat down to talk about the film.
About half the documentary was shot in China, now industrializing faster and on a larger scale than any nation in history. Baichwal followed Burtynsky there because, he told her, "'I wanted to find the place where my computer went to after I threw it away.' He wanted to trace it back there. All of these things we use and wear are made back there."
What they found, while the photographer was preparing images for his book Burtynsky: China (Steidl, $85), was both old and new—our cast-off computers in giant, toxic heaps, and their replacements rolling fresh off the assembly line. "We are directly implicated in this industrial revolution," says Baichwal.
Yet Burtynsky's images are only critique by implication; there's a kind of majesty, a gorgeous grandeur, to the large-format renderings of strip mines, slag heaps, and uniformed factory workers. "From the first time I saw them," says Baichwal, "I was amazed by their capacity to change environmental consciousness in a non-didactic way. They're very accessible, and they're very seductive—aesthetically. But then there's the double-take that you're looking at garbage, or e-waste, or some scarred, horrible landscape." This is where, for Baichwal, "This complex dialogue starts about your own impact on the planet."
In China, she recalls, "The factory we were in makes 20 million irons a year. The Three Gorges dam is 50 percent bigger than any other dam in the world. Scale is everything. And yet this rapid industrialization is taking such a toll. There are no environmental requirements or regulations, which is why everyone's going over there to set up shop." Outsourcing, in other words.
Is Burtynsky seeking out on these trips precisely what tourists avoid? "Exactly, which is also what the photographs do. They let you witness the places you're responsible for, but never normally see. We were in the third largest aluminum recycling yard in the world," where workers hand-sort our waste. "It was like a Sisyphean task."
And yet, interestingly, when not reframing Burtynsky's compositions, or showing how he composed them, Baichwal's own camera often seeks out the individual worker, the Sisyphus rather than the hill and boulder. This was by intention, she explains: "It was really important to me to go that close."
She describes the effect of studying one of Burtynsky's photos in a gallery, then realizing "What you thought was a black spot is actually a person." There's the work, the waste, and the individual worker. "That was the goal to me," Baichwal concludes, to show "the monumental effort that goes into even the things we consider to be disposable."


text:
paris couture
Link Love: January Jones Un-enhanced and Paris Runway Couture
Juicy bits to start your weekend …
For real. GQ claims they did not enhance January Jones' breasts on their latest cover.
As expected, Paris always comes out on top. Despite all the recession depression we're feeling stateside, French couture is keeping it high-end. Check out The Cut's slideshow of the best.


text:
Antique 1881 Rogers Canada Silver Tea Set
- Sold for: Start Free Trial or Sign In to see what it's worth.
- Item Category: Metals
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: May 13, 2007
- Channel: Auction House
1881 Rogers Canada Silver Tea Set
This set belongs to my Aunt who received it as a wedding gift and recalls that it was not new at that time.Silver Tea Sets is not my area of expertise but I will endeavor to accurately describe the items with as much common detail as possible. Please use your own discretion and knowledge when bidding and please ask if you have any questions that have not been addressed in the listing. The pictures were taken over three years ago when my Aunt first approached me to list it. At that time she decided not to part with it but has now reconsidered since she is downsizing. The silver has not been polished since this time and is now dull with black patches in places. It really needs a good cleaning again. So just to emphasize, the set is not being sold in this polished condition. It really needs a good cleaning but the pics show what it looks like when it has been polished to a shine. Teapot : Bud & Leave handle. One small dent. It has three areas together on the side w it appears that the silver may be worn and I am not sure if this can be polished or not. . Markings: 1881 Rogers Canada with the "R" initial inside a wreath.SPBM 7377 v25. Creamer: Excellent Condition; just needs polishing. Markings: 1881 Rogers Canada with the "R" initial inside a wreath.SPBM 7377 . Sugar: Excellent Condition; just needs polishing. Markings: 1881 Rogers Canada with the "R" initial inside a wreath.SPBM 7377 . Tray:Good condition but requires cleaning. The tray is silver plated copper. Markings: Wm. A. Rogers, S.P. Copper. B.M. MTS 985. I will be listing many more of my Aunt`s items over the next few weeks as she gets ready to downsize so check back often.. Shipping $20 Canada & US (Includes Insurance) All items are shipped via UPS. You can expect delivery within 5 business days to most locations. We ship daily. Payments received prior to 2:00PM will ship same day. Once item is shipped, you will receive an email confirmation with tracking number and expected delivery date. We are happy to combine shipping on multiple items. Please pay for multiple items with one payment so that we can combine shipping Payments We accept payments by Paypal or International money order. Also, for the convenience of our Canadian customers we gladly accept Email Money Transfers (certa pay). Return Policy Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. If, in the unlikely event you are not completely satisfied with your item you may return it within 14 days for a full refund of the purchase price (excluding shipping charges).


text:
To the schedule 2015/2016
Save in my calendar keep abandon print
What does it signify to arrive in a new world? At the sight of the new all around us do we feel distressed or free? These were the questions the participants in this Creative Project pursued. Of course, a piece of music served here too as a source of inspiration for the forms of creative expression we present at this event: Edgard Varèse's Amériques.
Philharmonie Foyer


text:
Turning to the calls side of the option chain, the call contract at the $16.00 strike price has a current bid of 52 cents. If an investor was to purchase shares of MT stock at the current price level of $15.68/share, and then sell-to-open that call contract as a "covered call," they are committing to sell the stock at $16.00. Considering the call seller will also collect the premium, that would drive a total return (excluding dividends, if any) of 5.36% if the stock gets called away at the May 17th expiration (before broker commissions). Of course, a lot of upside could potentially be left on the table if MT shares really soar, which is why looking at the trailing twelve month trading history for ArcelorMittal SA, as well as studying the business fundamentals becomes important. Below is a chart showing MT's trailing twelve month trading history, with the $16.00 strike highlighted in red:
Top YieldBoost Calls of the S&P 500 »


text: Login Copyright (c) 2016 by Conditions of Use • Privacy Policy Return to Blogmeister -- Blogmeister by Teacher Assignments Teacher Entries Reflection: 7th Grade 5/16 International Towne 5/9 Quizlet Flashcards 5/9 History Today 5/6 Seedfolks 4/24 World History 4/16 Jazz 4/10 Chicken Wing Dissection 4/2 Not Even a Color 3/20 Ernest Green 3/15 Show All Sardonic Quote 2/29 Cell Science 2/21 2/14 Recent Books 2/6 The Dog that Never Dies 1/30 Poetic Effects 1/23 Motivational Quotes 1/19 2012 Resolutions 1/10 Poetry Wiki 12/15 Humanities: Athens 12/8 Rockets 11/29 Thanks and Giving 11/15 Mysteries 11/7 Blogging 11/1 Always Remember Our Veterans 10/26 Motorcycle with Gyroscopes 10/18 Of Mice and Men 10/11 Drum Corps International 10/3 Math Videos 10/1 Fox Run Field Trip 9/27 Banned Books 9/27 Weirdest Thing 9/13 Rachel's Challenge 9/7 7 Random Facts 8/29 Student Entries Honestly I really don't like blogging. As you know I often forget and my computer has glitches so I cant always do it. I would rather write out things in class because of how busy I am with my other classes and my sports. I also if we do have to do it not to have certain assignments but to choose what to write about more often. I have had many problems with logging in and being able to do it. I like writing on paper more than blogging. I know we have to do some topics that you choose but I think that we need to be able to write on our own more often than not. Article posted November 14, 2011 at 08:24 PM • comment • Reads 88 • Return to Blog List Add a Comment The computer you are commenting from has an id number. It is 22.214.171.124! Your Name: E-mail: URL of Your Blog Your Comment: Prove that you're a human! Enter the letters & numbers in the box: When your comment has been submitted, it will be delivered to the teacher, for approval. When it has been approved, the comment will be added to this author's blog.Thank you! Login Copyright (c) 2016 by Conditions of Use • Privacy Policy Return to Blogmeister


text:
Card Making · Shaped Cards · Book Shaped
Shaped cards may be complete cards to print or have a separate front and back to glue to a folded card blank. Some designs have additional 3D elements. We have some beautiful designs which make unique handmade cards that look like books when cut out and folded.


text:
Yoshihiro Nishimura
'ABCs of Death' Wants You To Be Its 26th Director
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- June 13, 2011
By now you've already heard about The ABCs of Death – the anthology project being put together by Drafthouse Films, Timpson Films and Magnet. 26 directors, 26 letters of the alphabet, and 26 tales of horror and gore. The complete list of directors includes: Kaare Andrews, Angela Bettis, Ernesto Diaz...
Fantastic Review: Hell Driver
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- September 30, 2010
Guess what, everyone. Yoshihiro Nishimura is still obsessed with spraying gallons of blood from people's necks and shoving body parts where they absolutely don't belong. There's nothing wrong with that, but after Tokyo Gore Police, Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl, and Mutant Girl Squad, the act is wearing thin enough...
Review: Hard Revenge, Milly/Bloody Battle
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- September 28, 2009
Murder, revenge, swordplay, martial arts, body modification, shadow puppets, and flaming babies!...
Review: Robogeisha
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- September 27, 2009
Robots, geishas, shenanigans, sexy tengu girls, transformers, buildings that bleed, and ass swords!...
Fantastic Fest Review: Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- September 25, 2009
In a tragic love triangle, Monami gives Mizushima a Valentine's Day chocolate filled with her own blood, changing him into an immortal. The third side of the triangle is Keiko who wants Mizushima all to herself. A fight ensues, but when Keiko accidentally falls to her death from the roof,...
New Trailer For 'Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl' Brings The Crimson Showers
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- April 21, 2009
Check out the trailer for the subtly and smoothly named Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl....


text:
Misery does not love company: Network selection mechanisms and depression homophily Go to Resource
Pub. Date:
Oct 2011
Related Studies
This publication is related to the following dataset(s):
Access Notes
This resource is available only to users at ICPSR member institutions. Because you are not logged in, we cannot verify that you will be able to access this resource.
Related Resources
- Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research. Is Love Really Blind?: A Data-Driven Learning Guide


text:
CNBC anchor Amanda Drury, you've been a bad girl.
As such, you now will be sued.
William Morris Endeavor Entertainment filed a lawsuit for commissions against Drury, who also appears on NBC's Today Show.
The agency says Drury was represented by them during her negotiations with CNBC from October 2009 through April 2010, which resulted in her getting paid, in a lucrative four-year deal. But apparently the Australian journalist didn't pay the agency its 10 percent cut.
Drury, who hosts Street Signs, apparently thanked WME for its job "well done," says the Hollywood Reporter, but then left them hanging, eventually terminating the agency in December 2010. Since then, she has refused to pay any commissions and refused to acknowledge that she owes them anything.
This seems pretty cut and dry, right? I mean, she had an agency, they got her a deal, she didn't pay...what am I missing here? I'd think that being a host of a financial show and then doing shady business that is brought public would be a really, really bad move, but who knows. Maybe it is the new thing to do.
WME places the damages at a minimum of $150,000.
The lawsuit is being conducted through the New York court system.


text:
I am running a 170 mm DA crank (7400 I think) with DA 7 speed drive train. I would like to switch to 172.5 cranks. What type of issues will I face if I run a diffrent crank set? What chain issues might pop up? Or, am I fine running any DA crank and keep with a seven speed chain?
Thanks all,


text:
This stupid freaking state! They have sat with their hands where the sun don't shine when it comes to getting an order in place for me.
I just don't get it. They mailed both of us what the order will be for, (after 6 months of them sticking their fingers up their noses digging for gold) 2 months ago now. They say he has to be served by the court. Can someone tell me why they haven't gotten around to that yet? What they hell! And when I call to ask questions they get an attitude with me like how dare I question whats going on with MY CASE!
At this rate, the baby will be half grown and SD will have been fired and have no money to get! Grrrr....
Sorry had to vent.


text:
Halmark Reveals 2016 Transformers Ornament – G1 Grimlock!
Hallmark has revealed their upcoming line of 2016 Christmas ornaments and among them is everyone's favorite Dinobot, G1 Grimlock!! The figure comes in Dino mode and has his very familiar G1 detailing. The figure will retail for $15.95 USD and will be available starting July 9th!! Keep an eye out for this guy stomping his way into your holiday season in 2016!Continue reading »
TFSS 5.0 Subscription Ordering Opens
The Transformers Subscription Service is now open for the 5.0 set of figures. Recently featured in the Club Magazine and revealed in full at Botcon, the set includes Counterpunch, Lifeline, Fractyl and Scorponok, Toxitron, Double Pretender Megatron, Double Pretender Optimus, and a 7th unknown surprise figure. The set costs $330 plus shipping, payable all at once or in installments. Get […]Continue reading »
First Photos of Titans Returns Hot Rod?!!!
Through an anonymous source, the Allspark has obtained images of what looks to be our first look at the rumored Titans Returns Hot Rod! Hot Rod is an all new Deluxe figure where the Titan Master (Headmaster) forms the young cavalier's head. Check out the character art as well as the deco sheet for the figure by clicking Read More.Continue reading »
Transformers Platinum Set Armada of Cyclonus Listings in Europe, USA Soon?
The Platinum Edition set known as Armada of Cyclonus, which includes Classics Cyclonus, Generations Scourge, and Generation Scourge with alternate head, has been found listed is up at Amazon Spain. It appears they will be the exclusive retailer for that area of Europe and should be available within the next two weeks. It is priced at nearly 100 Euros (that's about $115 […]Continue reading »
TFSS 4.0 First Figure Arriving!
Thanks to Allspark member PortalTron, we have learned that the first TFSS 4.0 figure has begun hitting mailboxes! The TFSS 4.0 consists of Ruckus (Grabuge), Spinister, Needlenose, Windsweeper, Bludgeon, and Impactor. The figure's identity is supposed to be a surprise, so you can learn who it is by visiting our forums and clicking the Spoiler tag to see the reveal!Continue reading »
New Unite Warriors Combaticons Image
Hisashi Yuki has tweeted out a new image of the upcoming Unite Warriors UW-07 Combaticons. The Combaticons merge to form Bruticus. Each figure features a cartoon accurate deco and swaps out the Slingshot redeco Blast Off for an all new space shuttle Blast Off. As we near the release of UW-07 Bruticus it's more and more likely that we're closer […]Continue reading »
Meet Quickshadow in this new Rescue Bots clip!
Spoilers! A new Transformers Rescue Bots clip has surfaced, in which the Rescue Bots meet new bot Quickshadow for the first time!Continue reading »
The Rifts Megaverse just got SAVAGE
Before I get into the meat of this article, or if you don't feel like reading my ramblings – the TL;DR version is that Rifts is now available in the Savage Worlds rules set and the Kickstarter is now live. It funded in about 3 minutes and is currently hovering around the $170,000 mark. If you are familiar with Rifts […]Continue reading »
Titans Returns Upcoming Figures Leaked?!
Thanks to Planet Iacon we have a look at some character art, deco sheets, and general lineup information for a slew of upcoming Hasbro Titans Returns figures. The lineup includes: Deluxe Class Triggerhappy Doublecross Getaway Hot Rod (only as a concept) Voyager Class Optimus Prime (inspired by Star Convoy) Megatron (with Decepticon & Autobot faction logos) Unknown Sixshot Click here […]Continue reading »
United Warriors UW-06 Grand Galvatron Photo Gallery
Transformers fan site Blacklai's Toybase posted a massive in-hand gallery of the upcoming Unite Warriors set, UW-06 Grand Galvatron! This is by far the best gallery that has been posted to date showing off the upcoming TakaraTomy release. We have mirrored his gallery below which feature great close-ups and comparison shots of each of the five members of the team to their Combiner […]Continue reading »
Get 15% off Transformers figures with HasbroToyShop's May Mayhem discount code!
To celebrate Transformers May Mayhem 2016, HasbroToyShop has some pretty swell offers, including free shipping and a 15% off discount code! What more of an excuse do you need to complete your Combiner Wars teams?Continue reading »
Diamond Comics Shipping List for May 4th!
Not much next week, fans. IDW has no Transformers titles headed your way, and just one MLP issue. Check out the Allspark's weekly Diamond Comics Shipping List for May 4th.Continue reading »
Images of United Warriors Grand Galvatron Collector's Coin
Robot Kingdom has taken to their website to show off images of the upcoming Grand Galvatron collectors coin. The coins have been released in the Asian market for several of the Takara-Tomy products, including the likes of Masterpiece Shockwave and Rodimus Prime. For this release, the box appears to resemble Grand Galvatron's chest plate with gray and red as the primary colors […]Continue reading »
Unite Warriors UW-08 Computron Packaging Revealed!
Hisashi Yuki has tweeted out a new image showing off the packaging for the upcoming Unite Warriors UW-08 Computicon (Computron). Computicon is a very different release from the Hasbro version, swapping out 3 of the 5 members for different toolings and each of the remaining figures having different toolings than their Hasbro counterpart.Continue reading »
TFsource SourceNews! MP-30 Ratchet, Sentinel Blaze, Severo DX, Spring Sale & More!
Monday morning, time for TFsource SourceNews, the weekly newsletter spotlighting the latest in-stock, restock, and pre-order items! MP-30 Ratchet is in stock and ready to ship! Also, this week the Spring Sale kicks into high gear!Continue reading »


text:
Every April Fools' Day, online retailer ThinkGeek introduces a few fake products. This year was no different, as the clever nerds offered up "My First Bacon" -- a talking stuffed toy that looks like a piece of ham slab -- and a Spam-like tin of fake unicorn meat. The former went off without a hitch. But the latter drew an angry letter, and not just from the 14 very hurt little girls who still play with My Little Pony dolls.
"We certainly understand that unicorns don't exist," Ceci Snyder, vice president of marketing for the National Pork Board, told the AP. "Yes, it's funny. But if you don't respond, you are opening your trademark up to challenges."
Hence, the 12-page, strongly-worded letter.
"Where we feel victimized, is I don't know of another organization that does more to promote pork products than our site," said Scott Kauffman, President and CEO of Geeknet Inc., referencing the 20 real bacon items his company sells, including bacon gumballs and bacon soap.
The two sides say they're now negotiating on the trademark issue. The pork people apparently did not have a problem, however, with the fictional meat's main selling point: that it's an excellent source of sprinkles.


text:
- Home
- >
- in Dino Direct
Projector 10 Lumens High Definition Pocket Cinema
Price: $85.07 In stock
View Deal at Dino Direct
Thanks for visiting! The tiny and versatile portable Pocket Projector D03-A lets you create a huge screen almost any where. Projects a screen size from 6 to 54 inches Provides up to 3 hours play back time AV-In and Audio-Out sockets to connect speakers and any compatible device from DVD players. No bigger than a mobile phone and weighing only 93g, the D03-A High Definition Projector is Small enough to take with you to meetings and presentations. Smartphone Media: Perfect for sharing movies, the portable High Definition Projector has a built-in SD memory card slot. Store your presentations, movies or home videos ready for playback any time. It's ideal for hosting presentations, sharing ideas or just to entertain friends with a movie, the portable Pocket Projector. A truly Mini Projector, the Pocket Projector has a built in battery and speakers, providing up to 3 hours of playback time from single charge.


text:
Last week was just wonderful, I went down to Florida and met with a great group of people that I've known since grade school.
One evening we all went out to a sweet little wine bar down by where the cruise ships come in. We all laughed and enjoyed tasting until Joe got a little tipsy… literally tipsy and stumbled across the room and fell into the mirror.
Thank goodness that he's okay and nobody got hurt but that mirror can't say the same. There was pieces of glass from one end of the room to the other. For a minute there I thought that the manager of the place was going to have a stroke. He even threatened to sue me.
Joe pointed out that there is an unlit step that he tripped over and that's why the whole thing happened. Needless to say, it was quite a trip indeed.
When we got home we called Legal Shield Miami and talked to a lawyer about the whole thing. He assured us that the establishment had no case against us and since Joe didn't get hurt, that we have no case against him either.…


text:
The best stuff between bread!
Broccauliflower Grilled Cheese $6Sourdough + Cheddar Cheese + Roasted Broccoli & Cauliflower + Red Onion = It's Vegalicious! T-t-t Tasty, Tasty!
Combo Deal! Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup $6.99Includes your choice of Boylan's Soda
Dad's Pot Roast Melt $6Sourdough + Shredded Pot Roast + Pepper Jack Cheese x Dijon Horseradish Mayonnaise = Giddy up Jack!
Apple & Cheddar Grilled Cheese $6Sourdough + Apples + Bacon + Cheddar Cheese = How 'Bout Them Apples?
E'nP Gourmet Grilled Cheese $6Sourdough Bread + Cheese3 (American, Swiss, and Pepper Jack) + Bacon = A Cultured Cheese... Grilled.
Health nut? Click here for our nutritional information.


text:
Current Enrollment Dates
We currently have open enrollment.
Thank for your interest in Holly Academy! To enroll, download the application below or visit the school office for a hard copy. Applications may be faxed to 248-634-5564 or emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. If applications exceed the maximum class size per grade, a lottery is held in March. For the 2016-2017 no lottery was needed. We look forward to meeting our future Huskies!


text:
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) on Thursday joined the growing ranks of politicians and political figures who actively oppose any policy to fight climate change, but also claim to not know the science of climate change.
After a letter from ten Florida scientists asked Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) for a meeting to discuss climate change, Scott's Democratic rival agreed to see them. Now Scott has agreed as well.
Fifteen out of twenty-nine sitting Republican governors deny climate science despite the overwhelming level of scientific consensus. None of the country's Democratic governors have made public statements denying climate change.


text:
O'Callaghan Davenport Hotel
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Breakfast Available
- Non-smoking hotel
- Conference facilities
Photos of O'Callaghan Davenport Hotel
Travelers also looked at:
TravelPod Member ReviewsO'Callaghan Davenport Hotel Dublin
My stay was lovely
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
This hotel was very quaint, and very old but was just lovely. I was on a tour by bus with CIE Tours so I couldn't pick the room--but the hotel is much like it was described.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Great location. Easy walk to many destinations in Dublin! Comfortable room, nice meal service, friendly staff.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Everything was sufficient but not outstanding by any stretch. The breakfast was good and they were all quite friendly but don't rely on the book in your room to delineate all the services the hotel offers (it does not have a concierge to help with shipping or for tours, you get handed a used box or a brochure). Lanyon's Restaurant was not open for dinner, only breakfast. The internet didn't work with the wireless or the wired in our room (7408) but it did in the lobby! The service in the bar for dinner was scary, actually it reminded us of Fawlty Towers! It is a great location, easy to navigate to and fro and has lovely restaurants within walking distance such as O'Neill's Pub...great food, great prices.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Historical Traveler Reviews O'Callaghan Davenport Hotel Dublin
We did not want to go home!
I have just returned from a four day break in Dublin, Were we stayed at the Davenport hotel. We had a fantastic family break in Dublin with plenty of activities to fill our days. Going back to the hotel in the evenings was great, it was so quiet and relaxing. The evening meals in the hotel restruant were magnificent. The staff were efficient, friendly and not cheesy! My son who is seven was treated like a king.
He wasn't a problem as regards sitting in the hotel bar or restraunt.
Although he was never there past 10.30pm and is very well behaved. I strongly recommend this hotel and I hope your stay is as good as ours was. We certainly will be returning.
Lovely, very certrally based Hotel
I recently stayed at the Davenport when on a shopping trip to Dublin.
It is very cenrally located, only a few minutes walk to the main shopping area. The staff were lovely, and couldnt have asked for better service. The room was well appointed with all conveniences, but THE BED LINEN!!! I was really dissapointed to find there was only a blanket over the top sheet, which in turn was covered by a heavy "spread". Too heavy to sleep with overnight, and of the type that is normally "turned down/taken off in good quality hotels. When I turned it back to fold and put on a chair, it was covered in stains, and obviously had not been washed/cleaned/changed in a long time! I wonder if Hotel owners, or Housekeepers will ever wake up to the fact that people DO NOT always put a towel underneath them when they sit on the bedcover when coming out of the shower etc etc....and that they should be cleaned on a regular basis. Overall, it was a very comfortable hotel, and a nice base for visiting Dublin.
Absolutely Fab!
Just got back from an excellent weekend in Dublin. The hotel is gorgeous, the staff were very helpful and the location is great. Short walk to Gratfton Street for the array of shops and Temple Bar for plenty of Guinness!
No complaints at all
Very good hotel. Excellent location, in a quiet area, but just a few minutes walk from the main areas of the city. Excellent breakfast.
Great place to stay
The Davenport is a fabulous hotel, the public areas look very luxurious and the rooms are well furnished and very comfortable containing everything you would expect from a high quality hotel. The hotel is spotlessly clean throughout and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located within easy walking ditance of all the main tourist attractions and is within a two minute walk of the DART station. The Air Coach and Dublin tour buses stop just along from the hotel. I booked this hotel on the O'Callaghan Group website taking advantage of a seasonal promotion rate of �70 a night. I found the Davenport to be exceptional value for money and would quite happily pay twice as much to stay their again. On my next visit to Dublin I will definately be staying at the Davenport.
Great hotel
Booked this hotel for three nights in January as a Christmas present for my husband. I wanted to get a really nice hotel, and we were not disapointed. The rooms were large with a huge king-size bed, beautifully decorated and clean. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of choices for the hungry and the healthy! Walk into Grafton street took only a few minutes. Would definately stay there again!
Davenport is awesome!
This place is a great hotel. Clean, very friendly staff. Excellent bar and food. If your lucky, you can get it for around 110 Euro/night. Next to Trinity College. About two good blocks to Grafton Street. A 10 minute walk (15 minute stumbe) to the Temple Bar. The underground station is only about 4 minutes walk, but with the central location of this place you are unlikely to need a ride. We arrived with a rental car and never took it out. Parking was valet and free!!! A car can be a major liablity in this city. It is better to walk everywhere. We did have slight problem with our ac in the room (it made noice), but we called down and were move immediately.
A great time in dublin
My wife and I stayed at the Davenport on St. Patrick's day and had a wonderful time. The staff was extremely friendly and the room was spotless and spacious. We enjoyed sitting in the lobby bar, drinking Smithwicks and enjoying Irish fare while we met locals and other travelers. We are returning to Ireland in March and will definitely stay there again.
Well located for shopping and sightseeing
9/13/03 While the Davenport is well located for the Dublin tourist I was disappointed in the hotel. It lacks many of the amenities of a first class hotel including the missing doorman and minibar. The room was very average and lacked the special giveaways like fancy soaps and cotton balls and q-tips that the B&Bs we stayed at in the country provided. There were also some problems with our online reservation.
I'll stay elsewhere next visit.
Beautiful hotel
This is a beautiful hotel, very central - right next to Trinity - easy walking distance to Grafton street. The interior of the hotel is so unusual - it used to be a Church ! It has a lovely relaxed feel to it - old style soft leather sofas - just the place to sit on Sunday and read the papers at leisure - very few children around (a real plus!) The rooms are spacious and the staff very helpfulbreakfast to our room was a feast! While it is on the pricey side its well worth it for a"quality" break. Would highly recommend it.
TripAdvisor Reviews O'Callaghan Davenport Hotel Dublin
Travel Blogs from Dublin
First full day in Dublin
From the itinerary: "Davenport Hotel, 8-10 Merrion Street Lower, Dublin. 6:00 p.m. –Rendezvous at hotel for welcome dinner, and a chance for everyone to introduce themselves" Arrived yesterday early morning. Got to the charming Pembroke Townhouse and heard two of the world's top phrases at 9:30am: 'your room is actually ready' …
Day one
Having woke up from our 4 hour nap, it was time to get lunch but before that dad went into a coffee shop and got some coffee while I had a hot chocolate. We had lunch at the French patisserie. I had a ham and Swiss sandwich while dad thought he order pastrami but got a pastry instead. He then order the same sandwich I had and we ate his pastry for …
Days 2-4
On Sunday we just replaced walked around and rested. We had lunch then continued the search for a pair of shoes. On Monday we woke up had breakfast and head to the school. We meet the dean of academics and Colium who is leaving the school but not Dublin. After having spent close to an hour there we went and had lunch then visited the dorms. The …
Fun Day and Rough day
So after having a rough night of stressing over a certain someone, we woke up to a lovely day in Dublin. The sun was out and it was not as windy as it had been the past couple days. Our plan was to get up have breakfast and go straight to the Trinity College to see the book of Kells. When we arrived there was a small line but not too bad and so we …
... and are very highly regarded by the community. Kelly is very much part of the history with such a large Viking heritage here and an Irish Christian name. A pint of Guinness with blackberry and a Gorgonzola and Irish brown bread sandwich was enjoyed at Davy Byrnes. The staff were very hospitable and gave us a brochure on the history of Davy with lunch for €20. A walk through the busy centre, with street buskers ...


text:
Latest News - Page 6
Police and Sheriff's Report for Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Here is today's police report.
Major Road Construction to Take Place in Hempstead County in Hope
Hempstead County Road Department, Arkansas Highway & Transportation Department and Contractors with Salt Creek Paving & Construction will begin a State Aid leveling and resealing overlay project on Hempstead County Road 248 beginning on Monday April 25, 2016.
Best Swimming Holes in Texas
Texas isn't the barren wasteland, full of cowboys and tumbleweeds, that Hollywood portrays. We've actually got some awesome scenery and natural attractions that bring in people from all over.
Some of those natural attractions include some incredible swimming holes that's sure to keep you cool on a hot summer day.
Twin Cities Kiwanis Club Street Party and Crawfish Boil Is This Saturday, April 30
There aren't too many things in life better than a good ol' crawfish boil. This weekend you have a chance to not only enjoy some terrific crawfish, you can also help several charities through the Twin Cities Kiwanis Club.
Kelsea Ballerini Proved Why She Should Be Everyone's Favorite This Past Weekend
I only thought I was a fan of Kelsea Ballerini, but then she did something that made me fall in love.
20 Country Music Pictures to Make You Smile
A photo gallery of grin-inducing pictures of country music stars.
Bowie County Weekly Crime Report for April 18-24
Here is your Bowie County Sheriff's Weekly Crime Report for April 18-24, 2016.
Carrie Underwood Stunned in Bossier City, Want to See Her in Canada? [PHOTOS]
Carrie Underwood was flawless this past weekend and did something unexpected that I highly respect.
Barksdale AFB Hosts 'Defenders of Liberty' Air Show This Weekend in Bossier City
This event is always free and always worth the trip.
Everything You Need to Know About the 2016 American Country Countdown Awards
A roundup of all of the important details for the 2016 American Country Countdown Awards.
Blake Shelton Brings Randy Travis Onstage in Texas [Watch]
Blake Shelton saw Randy Travis watching his set at the Off the Rails Country Music Festival in Frisco, Texas on Saturday (April 23), so he did the only natural thing.


text:
In our latest Wayback Wednesday, we take a look at perennial favorite, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes. We've got a terrific in-game video, members of the dev team on hand and some thoughts about the game itself. Check it out and then tell us about your experiences with Vanguard in the comments.
We started the evening off talking about one of my favorite topics in MMORPGs: Crafting. While not entirely unique, Vanguard has a very robust crafting system. It is so in-depth that it is almost a game unto itself. There are multiple stages to crafting to Vanguard and at each stage you are provided an opportunity to increase the quality of your output. You harvest materials, refine the materials, and then finish your item. While you are adventuring through the world, you can have fellow adventurers assist you in harvesting a node and increase the amount of materials that you receive and increase the chance you will receive a high quality item. While you are forging your base materials to create a finished item you can add components that will add resists or stats to your items as well as increase the quality of the item. During the finishing process you will again be presented the opportunity to increase the quality of your output.
Read more of Rob Lashley's Wayback Wednesday: Vanguard Saga of Heroes.


text:
Oral-B: Car
Bad breath?
Advertising Agency: Publicis Bucharest, Romania
Chief Creative Officer: Razvan Capanescu
Art Director: Catalin Paduretu
Copywriter: Dan Frinculescu
Published:May 2012
12 comments
hmaffiaMay 05, 2012 - 13:49
Took a while to understand it.
It's an interesting approach, but i think it's not effective for non-advertising people.
Design CentralMay 05, 2012 - 17:37
A TVC with the same idea could communicate much better. Its pain to understand.


text:
Mike Seely, left, on casual Friday. With Mike Seely out of the office for a few days, I've taken it upon myself to pick up
Mike Seely, left, on casual Friday.With Mike Seely out of the office for a few days, I've taken it upon myself to pick up the "Reactions to Ashley Graham Press Releases" beat. Her latest comes from her side project/labor of love, WigPR, and involves local do-gooder Kerry Zettel of See Me River and Das Llamas. He's performing/answering questions tonight at the Can Can as part of Sound Magazine's The Song Show. Get there at 7:30 p.m. for a seat. Zettel goes on at 8:30 p.m. RA Scion's not part of the press release, but he's on the bill.
Sorry I didn't bring the snark that Mike does, but since you're still staring at the picture, does it really matter?
Full press release after the jump.
Press Release:
Hey all--
A quick note to let you know that Kerry Zettel (of See Me River, Das Llamas, Aviation Records) will be playing solo tonight as part of Sound Magazine's The Song Show with Mark Baumgarten. This is the first time that Kerry has played solo in a live setting, and along with the q&a format, it should make for a great performance! Kerry goes on at 8:30pm, I believe.
More news from See Me River coming soon!


text:
Investigation Discovery Profiles A Twisted Tale Of Deception On America's Most Notorious Con Man In THE GREAT PRETENDER
Clark Rockefeller exhibits a bizarre twist on the traditional American success story... not because he had the last name of American royalty, but because the story was a total fabrication. The lifelong con man who effectively masqueraded as a member of the famously rich Rockefeller family for more than 16 years was in reality a poor country boy from a tiny mountain village in Germany. Obsessed with America, Hollywood, and film noir, Clark Rockefeller – born Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter – began his life of duplicity when he arrived in the United States at age 17 with suspicious student visa documents. Over the subsequent 30 years, he brazenly assumed a succession of false identities, moving up the social ladder through exclusive communities in California and New York by way of several larger-than-life personas, including those of a USC film student, a Wall Street trader, a modern art collector, and finally a descendant of the famous Rockefeller dynasty. Now, the twisted tale of deception is chronicled in Investigation Discovery's 90-minute documentary THE GREAT PRETENDER, making its world television premiere as part of the ID Films strand on Monday, December 17 from 8-9:30 PM (E/P). (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120327/PH77194LOGO )"At its heart, THE GREAT PRETENDER is a captivating thriller about one of the world's most ingenious con men, but it also speaks to the universal desire to reinvent oneself in one way or another," said Henry Schleiff, president and general manager of Investigation Discovery. " Clark Rockefeller's story is our society's true life nightmare about a man who was willing to do absolutely anything to live the American dream." Christian Gerhartsreiter came to the United States as a young German hustler with dreams of Hollywood super-stardom and American affluence. He eventually turned into the greatest con man this country has ever seen. A man from humble beginnings, the Bavarian dreamer hailed from Bergen, Germany, the type of small town people live a lifetime without leaving. But Gerhartsreiter would go on to live a life of extravagance, charming his way into the upper echelons of American society. The serial imposter achieved his greatest aspirations, only for them to come crashing down around him. In 2008, after his marriage fell apart and he was arrested for kidnapping his daughter, Gerhartsreiter was caught by the FBI, exposing a life of conspiracies and a connection to the unsolved homicide of a California man and the disappearance of his wife. Now awaiting trial for the 1985 murder of John Sohus, the demons Gerhartsreiter will be forced to face are his own past identities making this, truly, a human interest story of epic proportions. THE GREAT PRETENDER is filmed, directed and produced by Louise Osmond. The documentary is produced by Uli Hesse and Judith Dawson and executive produced by Edmund Coulthard of Blast! Films. For Investigation Discovery, Liz Massie is executive producer, Sara Kozak is senior vice president of production, Kevin Bennett is general manager, and Henry Schleiff is president and general manager. About Investigation Discovery Investigation Discovery (ID) is America's leading mystery-and-suspense network. From harrowing crimes and salacious scandals to the in-depth investigations and heart-breaking mysteries that result, ID challenges our everyday understanding of culture, society and the human condition. ID delivers the highest-quality programming to nearly 80 million U.S. households with viewer favorites that include On the Case with Paula Zahn ; Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda ; Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry?; Disappeared; Stalked: Someone's Watching; and Redrum. For more information, please visit InvestigationDiscovery.com, facebook.com/InvestigationDiscovery, or twitter.com/DiscoveryID. Investigation Discovery is part of Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK), the world's #1 nonfiction media company reaching more than 1.8 billion cumulative subscribers in 209 countries and territories. Please visit the Press Website at http://press.discovery.com/us/id for additional press materials, online screeners, and photography. SOURCE Investigation Discovery
Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
Action Alerts PLUS
Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer and Director of Research Jack Mohr reveal their investment tactics while giving advanced notice before every trade.
Product Features:
- $2.5+ million portfolio
- Large-cap and dividend focus
- Intraday trade alerts from Cramer
Quant Ratings
Access the tool that DOMINATES the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500.
Product Features:
- Buy, hold, or sell recommendations for over 4,300 stocks
- Unlimited research reports on your favorite stocks
- A custom stock screener
Stocks Under $10
David Peltier uncovers low dollar stocks with serious upside potential that are flying under Wall Street's radar.
Product Features:
- Model portfolio
- Stocks trading below $10
- Intraday trade alerts
Dividend Stock Advisor
David Peltier identifies the best of breed dividend stocks that will pay a reliable AND significant income stream.
Product Features:
- Diversified model portfolio of dividend stocks
- Updates with exact steps to take - BUY, HOLD, SELL
Trifecta Stocks
Every recommendation goes through 3 layers of intense scrutinyquantitative, fundamental and technical analysisto maximize profit potential and minimize risk.
Product Features:
- Model Portfolio
- Intra Day Trade alerts
- Access to Quant Ratings
Real Money
More than 30 investing pros with skin in the game give you actionable insight and investment ideas.
Product Features:
- Access to Jim Cramer's daily blog
- Intraday commentary and news
- Real-time trading forums


text:
"And in Samaria": A Story of Fifty Years' Missionary Witness in Central America, 1890-1940
Central American Mission, 1940 - Missions - 269 pages
From inside the book
3 pages matching Siguatepeque in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 3
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Common terms and phrases
Aberle Alajuela American Bible Institute arrived attendance baptized Bender Bishop blessing building C. I. Scofield Cakchiquel Capital Central American Bible Central American Mission chapel Chimaltenango Chontales Christ Christian church Cinco Calles Colinas colporter congregation Costa Rica Department DeRoos Dillon Diriamba door Dulce Nombre evangelical evangelists faith field gospel Granada Guate Guatemala City heart Honduras Huehuetenango Huehuetenango Department Indian Jamison labored Ladino land later lives Lord Managua McConnell meetings miles ministry Miss Nelson missionary residence stations months mountain mules native pastor native workers Nicaragua night Orocuina out-stations Panajachel Paraiso persecution population prayer preach the gospel preaching places priest Republic San Jose San Marcos San Marcos Department San Salvador Santa Rosa Scofield Siguatepeque sionary soon souls Spanish spiritual Sunday School Tegucigalpa territory testimony tion town tracts trip village weeks Word wrote young


text:
UPDATE: King 5 is sticking to its guns. Details after the jump.
What's in an ellipsis? Everything, if you're Mayor Mike McGinn.
Last night King 5 ran an "exclusive" report that claimed McGinn's own commissioned study "slams" his proposal for light rail-only lanes rather than carpool on the new 520 bridge. Reporter Linda Brill wrote that the consultants hired by McGinn said "the focus of the effort on 520 should... not replace the current planning and design underway." A design that includes carpool.
But this morning McGinn issued a press release saying that King 5's ellipsis represents a "selective edit" which is "factually untrue" and reverses the conclusion of the mayor's report. And reading over the statement, it looks like the mayor might have a point.McGinn claims that the full sentence reads, "The focus of effort on SR 520 should be assessing the potential to add a second cross-Lake Washington LRT corridor, not to replace the current planning and design work underway."
Assuming the mayor's office isn't being selective about its quotes either, that sure looks like King 5 reported what it wanted to report. Which would be understandable if, say, they were only leaked that quote as is. Less so considering they crowed about having obtained the full draft.
Leaving aside the fact that this is just one arcane nugget in an infinitesimally complicated issue -- and that consultant's studies are largely worthless anyway, seeing as how they're mostly a tool for confirming what the person paying for them wants to hear -- King 5 looks like they dropped the ball on this one. I've got a call in to figure out what's what. Should get an answer from the news station sometime around noon, as everyone who's anyone is currently in a story meeting.
UPDATE: In a phone call, news director Mark Ginther says his station didn't twist anyone's words.
Instead, he insists that King 5's reading of the study as not being supportive of McGinn's proposal for light rail is accurate. He also says that his station never said the study "slams" McGinn, which is plainly not true considering the word is in their headline and repeated by anchor Dennis Bounds.
Ginther may be sticking by his guns. But his explanation looks a lot weaker after this morning's press conference on the study.
The main conclusion is that light rail on 520 is possible, but only if it's planned for in advance. A rail retrofit after the six-lane expansion is already complete would cost too much money. In light of this, the quote that King 5 mashed together looks, as McGinn insisted, to be a complete reversal of what was actually intended.


text:
Magus of a loathsome groove, the legendary Darren Mathiassen is today's profile. Current Music Projects:... https://t.co/aeGCCFbnTH
06 May 2016
New Zealand's widest range of musical instrument products. All the best brands at the very best price, guaranteed. With secure credit card processing, direct credit payment, online HP applications and so much more... © 2013 NZ Rockshop. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Post a comment - James Antill
May. 23rd, 2011
11:07 am - Re: provides == fileprovides?
From what I've seen that is the (much) less common usage
I guess we're just exposed to different demographics then, because I've never seen anyone use it for anything else, myself included.
what files do you lookup frequently?
So a typical example would be pulling a repo for a new project at work. To give a real life example from last week, trying to run the app in question gave the following python error:
ImportError: No module named matplotlibSo I ran yum provides "*/matplotlib" to find out which package I need to install. But in general, any app that fails to find a file for any particular reason tends to push me in the direction of yum provides, whether it's a missing shared object or a config or similar file that something looks for at run time. Is it something I use every day? No, not even close, but I'd say once every few weeks, which makes the */foo an annoyance when foo used to work just fine. I'd be happier with yum fileprovides than the current wildcard hack as a means to tell yum that I really am looking for a file, so it needs to load filelists.


text:
Forget all your cares and stay downtown, Athens: Specialty retail shops have helped keep the central business district alive
Laura Hurm of Morristown, N.J., selects a pair of shoes at Encore to wear to a friend's wedding.
Travis Long/Staff
Related Story
To The Gallery
Order a print of this picture
Athens, GA ? Athens Banner-Herald © 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads | Content Removal Policy


text:
Hello group,
I thought I would join this group as my intentions are for a 100% natural childbirth. I am so so so scared of an epidural. I fear that needle as much as I fear spiders so I am praying to god that that will help me along the way as well. My husband and I have completed a birth plan where we made sure that no one asks me if I want anything for pain and I will put a note on the door just to make sure every shift change knows about it. This is our first child so I am a bit nervous. I have to say the part the worries me the most is the crowning. I have been through some crazy menstural cycles to the point of being rushed to the ER the pain was so bad, so I think I will do alright with contractions. I saw a video on episiotomy's and wanted to faint! I surely do not want one of those, but is it really better to stretch naturally to the point of a tear? I want to have low lighting in my room and I plan on getting a few candle warmers so I can have a soothing scent in the air. I do not want constant fetal monitoring. I want to be able to walk around or shower if I want to. I really wanted a water birth, but due to my weight they considered me high risk so I didn't have a huge choice in Dr's. My mid-wife is amazing and respects all my wishes. Another thing I fear is that I was diagnosed with GD, however it is a very slight case of it. My numbers are never in the 200's or anything extreme. Has anyone else gone through the same thing and had a natural birth? I also want to be able to stay home as long as possible to avoid being in the hospital so long so maybe you ladies can give me some pointers there? I just do not want this experience to be rushed I want it my way. I have support from my husband and my mother, but I most fear that phrase, "I'm sry but you are going to need a c section!" I think I would have a panic attack. Sry if it was so long, but there is just so much on my mind with this being my first baby.


text:
This user is currently not following anyone.
No one is currently following this user.
Ooooops, there goes the Chronicle's employee's Christmas bonuses!
When the city invests in adequate and convenient off-street parking that is easily accessible to Broad St. for the residents, employees...
I certainly think the benefits of the TEE Ce, as presented to us, are the "best of all worlds" scenario. Go ahead and count me in as...
i guess those people with the UGA flags attached to their cars need to lower them to half mast.
....so it will be open on the weekends?


text:
May 5, 2016
The Better Business Bureau is warning people not to fall for a babysitting job hoax where you'd be working to pad a scam artist's pockets.
The Better Business Bureau says when people in Pennsylvania responded to a local newspaper ad for a babysitting job, they were told the job was filled. However, they were told their information would be passed onto a friend who also needed a babysitter. The Bureau says the other potential employer was located out of the country. They said paychecks should be deposited, but the sitter would need to wire a portion back to the employer.
Any time you're asked to wire money to someone you don't know, be careful. Once you've wired the money, it's gone. You may find out in a few weeks that the check you deposited was fake.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
|Miriam Lord, The Best of Miriam Lord
|Miriam Lord
|Miriam Lord is a colour writer and columnist with The irish Times.
|Roisin Ingle, Róisín Ingle
|Roisin Ingle
|Roisin Ingle is a journalist for The Irish Times contributing features, news, colour and a weekly column in the Saturday magazine
|Ross, Rock, Ross o carroll kelly, ross o'carroll kelly, ross o carroll, ross o'carroll
|Ross O'Carroll Kelly
|Ross O'Carroll Kelly is a satirical finctional Irish character, a wealthy Dublin 4 rugby union jock created by journalist Paul Howard.
|Conor Pope
|Conor Pope
|Conor Pope is The Irish Times Consumer Affairs Correspondent and edits the Pricewatch Column.
|Fintan O'Toole, fintan otoole, fintan o'toole,25 years of Irish Life through the columns of Fintan O'Toole
|Fintan O'Toole
|Fintan O'Toole is literary editor of The Irish Times and has been an op-ed columnist since 1988.
|Michael Harding
|Michael Harding
|Michael Harding is a playwright and novelist.
|Deaths, death notices, family notices, births deaths & marriages, obituaries
|Family Notices
|Deaths, Weddings, Births and other family notices
|weather forecast
|Irish and International weather forecasts including a five-day forecast, tides and weather warnings
|Letters to the editor
|Readers' Letters to the Editor of The Irish Times
|Pricewatch, Conor Pope
|Consumer advice column written by Conor Pope
|Crossword, crosswords, simplex, crosaire, crossaire, xword
|The Crossword Club
|Play up to 10 years of Irish Times simplex and crosaire crosswords on your computer or iPad
|Featured jobs, jobsearch and career advice
|Property, commercial property
|Commercial Property
|Irish construction and property market news
|Property, Homes, home, new to market
|Homes & Property
|Latest Irish Homes & Property News, Reviews, Tips and Advice
|Property, Homes, home,Myhome,myhome.ie
|Find Thousands of Houses and Apartments for Sales and Rent across Ireland and much more with MyHome.ie, Ireland's Leading Property Portal. .
|Win excellent prizes from The Irish Times and selected partners
|Podcast, Podcasts, Inside Politics, Hugh Linehan
|Inside Politics Podcast
|Weekly politics podcast presented by Hugh Linehan
|Podcast, Podcasts, World View, Denis Staunton
|World View Podcast
|Weekly foreign affairs podcast presented by Denis Staunton
|Podcast, Podcasts, Off Topic Show, Off Topic Podcast
|Off Topic Podcast
|Off Topic is a weekly culture and ideas podcast
|Podcast, Podcasts, Róisín Ingle, Róisín Meets, Roisin Ingle, Roisin Meets
|Róisín Meets Podcast
|Weekly podcast presented by Róisín Ingle
|Podcast, Podcasts, Business Podcast, Ciarán Hancock
|Business Podcast
|Weekly business podcast presented by Ciarán Hancock
|Subscriptions, digital subscriptions, standard digital subscriptions, premium digital subscriptions, premium subscriptions, Gifts
|Gift Subscriptions
|The Irish Times news subscription is available to buy as a gift. Standard and premium digital subscriptions available.
|Podcast, Podcasts, Second Captains
|Second Captains Podacst
|Weekly sports podcast from the Second Captains team
|pagesales, page sales, front page, front page sales, page reprint, reprint, reprints,gifts
|Page Sales
|Commemorate a birthday, christening, anniversary or other special day with a framed page of The Irish Times
|photosales, photo sales, photographs, photographer, photography, buy photos,gifts
|Photo Sales
|Choose from an extensive range of photographs taken by Irish Times photographers
|Ancestors, Irish ancestors
|Irish ancestors
|Use The Irish Times database of family records to trace your Irish ancestry
|Irish Times books, The Irish Times 150 years of influence, Wison on wine, Turner's Taoisigh, The Best of Miriam Lord, More Simplex, The Times we lived in, The Irish Times Book of the year 2014,gifts
|Irish Times books
A selection of some of the best writing from The Irish Times journalists and superb images from our photographers
|You Are What You Read, Irish Times ads
|You Are What You Read
|Our new ad campaign is designed to tell the stories of what makes The Irish Times unique: our writers. Here we want to celebrate the people behind the stories, starting with Harry McGee and Conor Pope.
|Rewarding Times
|Rewarding Times
|Rewarding Times features exclusive weekly offers from selected Irish Times partners
|Reader offers
|Reader offers
|Special offers and discounts for readers of The Irish Times
|Travel offers
|Travel Offers
|From beach holidays and city breaks, to escorted tours and cruises, our travel offers have something for everyone
|Irish Times Dating
|Start your free membership today
|Subscriptions, digital subscriptions, standard digital subscriptions, premium digital subscriptions, premium subscriptions
|Digital subscriptions
|Find the subscription bundle that's right for you
|newspaper, delivery, weekend newspaper, digital subscription, print subscription
|Print + Digital subscriptions
|Subscribe to The Irish Times newspaper and website
|Home delivery, Delivery, newspaper
|News delivery
|Choose from a range of Ireland's most popular newspapers and magazines delivered to your home or office before 7.30am each day. Choose the publications and delivery days that suit your requirements.
|Digital Edition, epaper, replica edition, newspaper
|Read full editions of The Irish Times in true printed format and get all your latest news across multiple devices.
|Newspaper Archive, replica
|Irish Times Newspaper Archive
|Browse full issues from 1859 to present day, see all articles, photos and ads as they originally appeared
|Irish Times eBooks, The Best of Miriam Lord, An Irishman's diary, 25 years of Irish Life through the columns of Fintan O'Toole, Do the think we're eejits?, Ireland and Me: reflections by emigrants, Scotland's Moment - The story of the referendum, Fall of the Wall - 25 years on
|Irish Times eBooks
|The Irish Times eBooks offer a selection of some of the best writing from The Irish Times journalists
|obituaries, deaths
|Obituaries from The Irish Times
|Memorable Moments, Birthday Books, Anniversary Books,gifts
|Memorable Moments
|Commemorate any special date with a beautifully recreated edition of The Irish Times from that day.
|Sports diary 2015, Sports diary, Sports calendar 2015, Sports calendar, Sports events, fixtures
|Sports Diary 2015
|Browse the major sporting events of 2015
Cork and Donegal meeting will again provide a marker for both sides
- Gaelic Football
- February 28, 2015, 01:00
It is easy to forget, now that Dublin seem to be All-Ireland favourites for always and evermore, that not too long ago Cork were regarded as the smart(...)
Cork footballers look to apply hard lessons learned last year
- Gaelic Football
- January 31, 2015, 01:00
Cork football could be forgiven a sigh. A new year starts with the steep road ahead and, as is so often the case, neighbours and age-old rival Kerry s(...)
Eamonn Fitzmaurice quietly plotting Kerry's fortunes
- Gaelic Football
- August 2, 2014, 01:00
At half-time in the 2006 All-Ireland final, the Kerry dressing room was a crankier place than it ought to have been given they'd just posted a lordly (...)
Sheehan's Carlton move leaves Cork even more short-staffed
- Sport
- November 7, 2013, 01:00
One of the first things Brian Cuthbert spoke about following his appointment last month as Cork football manager was the quality of young players comi(...)
Laois midfielder Padraig Clancy announces his retirement from inter-county football
- Sport
- November 5, 2013, 21:00
New Laois manager Tomás Ó Flatharta must plan for 2014 without the county's most experienced player with the announcement that Padraig Clancy has reti(...)
Graham Canty retires from Cork duty
- Gaelic Football
- November 2, 2013, 19:55
Cork All-Ireland winning captain Graham Canty has retired from intercounty football.The Bantry Blues man will continue to play for his club but confi(...)
Cork a danger but hard not to see them swept away by new blue wave
- Gaelic Football
- August 3, 2013, 00:07
There have been better football championships, plenty of them, in fact. These are oily enough concepts at the best of times but you'll be hard-pressed(...)
Cork have too much in reserve for Galway
- Sport
- July 27, 2013, 01:00
It's strange that Cork have slipped so far off the mountain top since 2010. Looking at their squad, and how it has improved its resources, that Kerry,(...)


text:
Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks
Grammy-winner, New York native and multi-instrumentalist Vince Giordano has played in New York nightclubs, appeared in films such as The Cotton Club, The Aviator, Finding Forrester, Revolutionary Road, HBOs Boardwalk Empire and for concerts at the Town Hall, Jazz At Lincoln Center, the Newport Jazz Festival and the 92nd St Y for the past four decades. Recording projects include soundtracks for the award-winning Boardwalk Empire with vocalist like Elvis Costello, Patti Smith, St. Vincent, Regina Spektor, Neko Case, Leon Redbone, Liza Minnelli, Catherine Russell, Rufus Wainwright and David Johansen. Vince and his band have also recorded for Terry Zwigoff's Ghost World, Tamara Jenkins' The Savages, Robert DeNiro's The Good Shepherd, Sam Mendes' Away We Go, Michael Mann's film Public Enemies, and John Krokidas' debut feature, Kill Your Darlings, along with HBO's Grey Gardens and the miniseries Mildred Pierce. The Nighthawks are also seen and heard in the USA Network series Royal Pains and in the PBS series Michael Feinstein's American Songbook. The band's most recent projects are Todd Haynes' film Carol; HBO's Bessie starring Queen Latifah; and Cinemax's The Knick starring Clive Owen. Upcoming projects include Woody Allen's Café Society that will open the 2016 Cannes Film Festival; a Barry Levinson film for HBO called Wizard of Lies, starring Robert DeNiro and Michelle Pfeiffer; a new film called Sophie and the Rising Sun that recently debuted at the Sundance Film Festival.
Hudson West Productions feature documentary called "Vince Giordano – There's a Future in the Past" was awarded the "Best Score" at the Manchester (UK) International Film Festival! And now we have been invited to the Kansas City Film Festival. Tickets for the Cinemark show on the Plaza in Kansas City on Thursday, April 14th go on sale April 5th at http://www.kcfilmfest.org/
We are so grateful to all the supporters who gave, and gave again, to see this project through the filming, editing, music clearance and now onto the festival circuit! Here's a link where you can watch the trailer: http://tinyurl.com/zyvanld
Giordano's passion for music from the 1920's & 30's and the people that made it began at age 5. He has amassed an amazing collection of over 60,000 band arrangements, 1920's and 30's films, 78 recordings and jazz-age memorabilia. Giordano sought out and studied with important survivors from the period; Whiteman's hot arranger Bill Challis and drummer Chauncey Morehouse, as well as bassist Joe Tarto. Giordano's passion, commitment to authenticity, and knowledge led him to create a sensational band of like-minded players, the Nighthawks. For over 40 years, Vince Giordano has single handedly kept alive a wonderful genre of American music that continues to spread the joy and pathos of an era that shaped our nation. Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks can be heard every Monday and Tuesday at Iguana NYC.
Click here to listen to Vince Giordano: The Fresh Air Interview
Every Monday & Tuesday
Iguana NYC – 240 West 54th St. (between 8th Ave. & B'way), New York, NY 10019. We play every Monday and Tuesday from 8pm – 11pm. Music Cover Charge: $20. Cash at the door plus Food / Drink minimum: $20. There is a beautiful wood dance floor and an elevator to the 2nd floor! Reservations at Iguana are recommended. Please call: 212-765-5454
And most of all, keep supporting live music ~
Jaunty Songs That Reveal a Bleaker Reality
"An erupting wellspring of euphoria: that would describe the vintage swing emanating from Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks…"
–The New York Times by Stephen Holden
Playing a Bandleader and Keeping It Real
"VINCE GIORDANO didn't just record with his band, the Nighthawks, much of the music on 'Boardwalk Empire.' He also served as an invaluable historical resource."
–The New York Times by Charles McGrath
The Nighthawks: Andy Stein, violin/baritone sax; Mike Ponella, trumpet; Jon-Erik Kellso, trumpet; Jim Fryer, trombone; Adrian Cunningham, alto sax/clarinet; Mark Lopeman, tenor sax/clarinet; Dan Levinson, alto sax/clarinet; Peter Yarin, piano; Ken Salvo, guitar/banjo; Paul Wells, percussion; Vince Giordano, band leader, vocalist, string bass/bass sax/tuba


text:
Morgan: Springtime for Media Industry
TheDeal) -- What's that? Recorded-music revenue actually rose last year, ending a 12-year losing streak? And after seven years of cratering, the similarly pirated home-video market also eked out a legitimate gain? As if that's not enough to process, Warren Buffett continues to scoop up newspapers as if they're M&A targets suitable for the likes of investors as sophisticated as, well, the Sage of Omaha.Didn't Buffett get the memo, the one saying media and entertainment properties are dead, dying or still waiting to be disrupted? Or could it be we're beginning to experience those green shoots we have been hearing about forever but have never actually seen? I, for one, really hope it's the latter. This business of covering M&A in M&E has been a little more meta than I had in mind on joining The Deal in advance of its inaugural edition 13 years ago. We started out as a dead-tree daily newspaper -- one of the last launches of its kind, to be sure -- and we've subsequently changed no less dramatically than our M&E counterparts in other sectors. We're now completely digital, having abandoned not only our daily print run but, later, an extended run as a weekly-magazine-cum-website. The overarching theme throughout, for me as a reporter as well as for me as an employee, has been disruption. The havoc it wrought was inconceivable until, of course, it became inescapable. Bankruptcy of the music company that gave us the Beatles: Check. Not one but two immersions in Chapter 11 by once-rich magazine publisher Reader's Digest Association Inc.: Check and check. The decades' long roar of Leo the Lion reduced to a whimper by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.'s creditors: Check again. The list goes on and on ... even before the liquidity crisis. The latter, however, did skew our M&E coverage, as filtered through our M&A prism, even more toward restructurings, distressed sales and issues of corporate governance. The inside joke for a while was, if The Deal didn't have such a good business covering bankruptcies, we might have gone bankrupt ourselves.NEW YORK (
Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
Action Alerts PLUS
Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer and Director of Research Jack Mohr reveal their investment tactics while giving advanced notice before every trade.
Product Features:
- $2.5+ million portfolio
- Large-cap and dividend focus
- Intraday trade alerts from Cramer
Quant Ratings
Access the tool that DOMINATES the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500.
Product Features:
- Buy, hold, or sell recommendations for over 4,300 stocks
- Unlimited research reports on your favorite stocks
- A custom stock screener
Stocks Under $10
David Peltier uncovers low dollar stocks with serious upside potential that are flying under Wall Street's radar.
Product Features:
- Model portfolio
- Stocks trading below $10
- Intraday trade alerts
Dividend Stock Advisor
David Peltier identifies the best of breed dividend stocks that will pay a reliable AND significant income stream.
Product Features:
- Diversified model portfolio of dividend stocks
- Updates with exact steps to take - BUY, HOLD, SELL
Trifecta Stocks
Every recommendation goes through 3 layers of intense scrutinyquantitative, fundamental and technical analysisto maximize profit potential and minimize risk.
Product Features:
- Model Portfolio
- Intra Day Trade alerts
- Access to Quant Ratings
Real Money
More than 30 investing pros with skin in the game give you actionable insight and investment ideas.
Product Features:
- Access to Jim Cramer's daily blog
- Intraday commentary and news
- Real-time trading forums


text:
Crayfish Molting
hello! I have a 2.5" ish red crayfish that just molted a little less than 24 hours ago. he seems to have had no troubles with most of the molting but his left claw is still stuck on...should I do something about it at some point (i.e. if in 48 hours, it's still attached, should I hold it while he pulls or something?)
also, my friend insisted on touching the back half of his molt (skinny legs and tail) and now it's floating; should I assume it will sink at some point or give up, take it out, and let him get his calcium from the other half of the molt?
thank you!! :-)
Also be careful if his molt is stuck to him like on his claw and you hold his molt and he tries to escape from you - he may detach his claw entirely (they do this to escape predators). It can take a month or two to regrow a claw. Honestly I think if you left it alone he would get it off himself eventually.
My crayfish molts twice a month; though that may slow down since he's goten full size for his species (1.6 inches CPO crayfish). You have a much more aggressive one there that I think gets pretty big; though you didn't mention his species :-)
yeah. what Xeek said. i dont have a cray, but i would just leave the little guy alone.
I may have misunderstood. It sounds like you said you took a friends advice and pulled it off and now its floating in the tank?
no no he molted in three pieces. so his tail/little legs are floating (we pushed it down and piled pebbles on it and apparently it really wants to float) and the front half of his body plus right claw is sitting on the bottom and he still can't get his left claw off.
I thought he might pull his whole arm off if I tried to help but I wasn't sure if there was anything I could do for him. I just feel bad; it must be so uncomfortable! I'll just keep an eye on him and if the second half of the shell doesn't sink back down, I'll take it out? it's no use to him at the top of his tank anyway. thank you!
also, i don't know his species. he was sold to me as a freshwater lobster. this is him (pre molt):
Yeah after a day if it doesn't sink just take it out. You can feed him some shrimp suppliment pellets like I do for mine. It'l have some calcium and stuff he needs. No big deal.
My crayfish molts often so if its still stuck to him, just wait for the next molt. I saw something similar to this when my crayfish was growing back a claw. The molt I saw it reappear it looked like a useless arm that was whitish. The next molt it was orange and normal (just small). The next molt its almost full size again :-).
Your crayfish (what my people call crawfish down here) looks like it might be Procambarus sp. Probably the same kind of cajuns like to eat for supper. They get up to 5 inches.
Fluval Shrimp Granules. Also has some stuff to help him during molting. I just drop these in the tank in various places he often goes. My corydoras get some of it, but he eventually finds some and I can see him chew it up.
excellent, thank you so much!!
Or drop them in front of his face... he'l go to town. I can't do that because mine hides in and on plants everywhere and I dont have good access to his face :-) He would nip me anyway if I got close. He thinks he's a bad ass, but will run away if any fish challenges him enough.
Yours would probably be more aggressive then mine. I have a Dwarf Mexican Orange Crayfish. Large enough quick fish won't be easy for him to catch for lunch, but he might try.
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 01:10 PM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.7.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2


text:
Thanks for helping us sort this video!
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
All Comments (19)
ummm,,, SO HOT
My wife's Birthday is coming up soon......
God i'd love to watch my wife being fuck by those studs. Wouldn't mind them doing my after.
Dam they need a nice big curvy gal 2 fuck dat shud b me in dat video dat is my ultimate fantasy all dem black men in 1 room cud fuck d life outta me
she is one lucky girl mmmmmmm
love all this big black cock my pussy could be doule stuff by two of these
Im sure she caught something that day
dang where the condoms at shit..
i like the one in the red bandana to fuck me
Would like to her get fucked by a big dick, not all these average sized guys. Anyone know who she is, I'd like to find one of her with someone big.
what do you no, you don't like meat lmfao
That is some nasty shit
Too many guys. The one with the red bandana should stay. Everyone else....go home.
awesome! just she needs to do ANAL
too many mi pussy would b so sore after that bt i love the one wit the red head scarf wit da tats
What a luxury she has, this must be heaven! I'm jealous, wich I was her...
that gurl is ugly as sin
El sexo anal me fascina sobre todo me acaban adentro ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh


text:
Obi-Wan Kenobi described the lightsaber as "an elegant weapon for a more civilized age." But that was a long time ago in a galaxy far,
Obi-Wan Kenobi described the lightsaber as "an elegant weapon for a more civilized age." But that was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. On Wednesday, 33-year-old David Canterbury was arrested by Portland police in a Toys R Us parking lot after a clash that pitted the cops' tasers against the Jedi knight's weapon of choice.
David CanterburyWhen the cops tried to arrest Canterbury, he did his best Luke Skywalker impersonation and fought them off. That's when the fake lightsabers went head-to-head against two very real tasers. Here's what happened next, via the Portland Police Bureau:
One officer attempted to use a Taser but it was ineffective. A second officer used a Taser which made good contact but the suspect used the light saber to break one of the wires. Officers then were able to grab onto the suspect and take him to the ground and place him into custody as he continued to violently struggle and yell incoherent statements.
According to Portland police spokesman Pete Simpson, Canterbury is "not unfamiliar with police contact or jail," and court records indicate he has several drug-related arrests.
"I can't say if he's got a history of [mental illness]," Simpson says, "But he clearly needed some treatment that night."
Updated at 10:26 a.m. with additional details about the encounter, and to clarify police statements about Canterbury's criminal history.
Follow The Daily Weekly on Facebook and Twitter.


text:
Whew. The real refs are back. Now NFL fans can be angry at more experienced officiating instead of being angry at the replacement referees that were on the field as the league and the refs worked out a labor agreement. TV premieres abound this weekend as popular shows "Revenge", "Homeland" and "The Good Wife" return while Vanessa Williams stars in the brand new "666 Park Avenue." Sunday Night Football features a great matchup between two tough teams when the Super Bowl Champion N.Y. Giants head to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. Here's what else is happening this weekend.
What in the Weekend? 'Won't Back Down' & More
Comments: Comments Are Disabled | Leave A Comment
https://ioneblackamericaweb.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/aliciakeysig.jpg?w=180&h=180&crop=1 https://ioneblackamericaweb.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/2chainzig.jpg?w=180&h=180&crop=1 https://ioneblackamericaweb.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/tiamowryig1.jpg?w=180&h=180&crop=1 https://ioneblackamericaweb.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/lancegrossig.jpg?w=180&h=180&crop=1 https://ioneblackamericaweb.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/evaig.jpg?w=180&h=180&crop=1
Tags: Nikki Woods » What in The Weekend


text:
***UPDATE: Kansas Senator Sen. Jerry Moran (R-KS) just jumped in.
Thus far this has been a brilliant filibuster: Measured, respectful, thoughtful.
Senator Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is not only exposing President Obama's breathtaking hypocrisy on the issue of drones, he's also giving a Master Class on the U.S. Constitution.
Fantastic and important theatre.*
If Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) jumps in, this officially becomes Speaking-Truth-To-Power Porn.
*I am not using the word "theatre" in a derogatory way.


text:
1 Item(s)
per page
- BeautifulReview by Lynn
Quality Price Fit Appearance
This sheer gold table runner is beautiful and a subtle gold. I received many compliments on them, and of course you can't beat the price! Before discovering this website I had table runners hand made - seems like such a waste of time now that I've discovered all of the lovely options offered here.(Posted on 15-05-09)
1 Item(s)
per page


text:
Choose from our selection of Ford timing tools engine equipment. We have a very wide range of specialist Ford vehicle timing tools available.
Diesel Timing Kit VW/AudiCode: 1868Excl. VAT: €15.94 Incl. VAT: €19.61The Laser Diesel Timing Kit 1868 is a set of essential tools for setting and locking the camshaft and crankshaft when changing the timing belt on Audi | Seat | Volvo and Volkswagen and Ford Galaxy diesel engines. Learn More
Timing Tool Set - VAGCode: 4346Excl. VAT: €44.43 Incl. VAT: €54.65Timing Tool Set for VAG 2.0Litre TDi PD DOHC engines fitted to Audi A3/A4/A5/A6, Skoda Octavia II and Volkswagen Golf, Golf Plus, Jetta and Touran models. Also found on the Ford Galaxy models with ASZ and ASZ1 VAG engines. Set includes Crankshaft Pulley Locking Tools for round (T10050) sprockets at 12oClock position and oval sprockets (T10100) at 1oClock position. Learn More
Timing Tool Set (3096 Updated) - FordCode: 4347Excl. VAT: €30.34 Incl. VAT: €37.32Primarily offering late Ford petrol engine coverage but also includes some Volvo 1.8 and 2.0 engines Learn More
Timing Tool Kit For Focus CMaxCode: 4409Excl. VAT: €54.26 Incl. VAT: €66.74A neat solution, designed to allow the locking of vital timed components on the 1.6 Ti-VCT engines from Ford Learn More
Flywheel Crankshaft Camshaft Timing PinsCode: 4517Excl. VAT: €10.63 Incl. VAT: €13.07A pair of locking pins designed specifically for the later Ford TDCi engine ranges Learn More
Ford Master KitCode: 4867Excl. VAT: €566.20 Incl. VAT: €696.43The most up to date and comprehensive timing tool kit for the latest Ford diesel and petrol engines Learn More
Crankshaft Holding ToolCode: 5127Excl. VAT: €70.83 Incl. VAT: €87.12Hand held crankshaft holding tool with a specially designed head profile which permits access via a deep socket (not supplied) to each of the pulley bolts in turn OEM Ref 303-1310. Learn More
Timing Tool Kit Land-Rover/Ford/PeugeotCode: 5212Excl. VAT: €95.03 Incl. VAT: €116.89Specific kit supplied for Ford | Land Rover | PSA and Volvo 2.0 | 2.2 DOHC common rail diesel engines. Learn More
Flywheel Locking ToolCode: 4275Excl. VAT: €38.91 Incl. VAT: €47.86This flywheel locking tool is now available with 2 extra adaptors allowing use on a larger model group in the Ford range in both petrol and diesel engines. Flywheel locking tool OEM 303-393. Adaptors OEM 303-393-01/-02 Learn More
Auxillary Belt Tensioner Tool FordCode: 5208Excl. VAT: €25.06 Incl. VAT: €30.82
Auxiliary belt tensioner tool for Ford Durotorq engines 2.0 | 2.2 TDDI | TDCI fitted to Mondeo....Learn More
Flywheel Locking Tool - Ford Dura-torqCode: 4306Excl. VAT: €9.94 Incl. VAT: €12.23This tool is specific to those Ford DuraTorq engines fitted with common rail fuel injection. OEM No 303-698 (21-251) Learn More
Engine Timing Tool Set Ford Focus 1.6TDiCode: 4145Excl. VAT: €20.23 Incl. VAT: €24.88This engine timing tool kit is suitable for Ford Focus 1.4/1.6 TDCi chain engines with codes G8DA, G8DB, HNDA Learn More
Timing Tool Kit - FordCode: 4066Excl. VAT: €164.26 Incl. VAT: €202.04Timing Tool Kit for Ford Duratorq engines including Timing Pump removal and installation tools for 2.0/2.4 TDCi Learn More
Engine Timing Tool Set - FordCode: 3574Excl. VAT: €151.11 Incl. VAT: €185.87This timing tool kit covers most engines in the Ford range pre 2007 including both petrol and diesel and the Zetec engine. Supplied in foam tray with full OEM codes and application list included Learn More
Flywheel Locking Tool - FordCode: 3575Excl. VAT: €30.14 Incl. VAT: €37.07This timing tool kit covers most engines in the Ford range pre 2007 including both petrol and diesel and the Zetec engine. Supplied in foam tray with full OEM codes and application list included Learn More
Two Pin Wrench - VAGCode: 3576Excl. VAT: €26.51 Incl. VAT: €32.61Tension Lever for Volkswagen/Audi vehicles Learn More
Camshaft Pulley Holding ToolCode: 3661Excl. VAT: €85.93 Incl. VAT: €105.69Adjustable from 40mm to 220mm plus four sets of pins ranging from 6mm to 16mm in dia Learn More
Engine Timing Tool Kit - Ford Dura TorqCode: 3773Excl. VAT: €33.51 Incl. VAT: €41.22Allows removal and replacement of timing belts/chains on the Ford Duratorq engines Learn More
Camshaft Holding ToolCode: 2869Excl. VAT: €18.74 Incl. VAT: €23.05A multi application wrench with variable adjustment. Holds the sprocket whilst releasing the fastener. Learn More
Camshaft Setting/Locking ToolCode: 3096Excl. VAT: €17.46 Incl. VAT: €21.48This took kit enables the engine timing position to be held when replacing the timing belt on Ford engines including the Zetec engine. Learn More


text:
|There's more than one way to do things
Re: Very Flexible HTML Template Systemby Zaxo (Archbishop)
|on Jun 20, 2001 at 04:32 UTC ( #89877=note: print w/ replies, xml )
|Need Help??
I think sub ReadFile should be more portable about line ends:
I expect there are other spots needing similar treatment
I was tempted to change your open statement, but it's your code and that would change the interface.
After Compline,
In Section Code Catacombs


text:
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
2 comments
I am 6 weeks into my new healthy lifestyle and I feel great! Down 15lbs and every single pound was earned with hard work exercising, making the right choices with food and eating healthy every day! Been cooking healthy meals every Sund... Read more
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
1 comments
Hi! I got back from a trip to New Orleans for New Years, and have started back on the fitness lifestyle (not diet, see what I did there). I'm currently on Day 7 of clean eating and working out regularly. I signed up for a 5k to get back into r... Read more
Monday, May 09, 2011
3 comments
I've been stuck at a plateau for a few weeks now, losing barely any weight. This probably has to do with lack of enough workouts, only 2-3 per week instead of the 5-7 I really should be doing. Trying hard to get back into the groove of a routi... Read more


text:
I've been doing a lot of reading lately about Heroku and I'm thinking about moving over to it. I thought I would give their little tutorial a try and play around with it a bit.
Ok. Time for a confession. While I have virtualenv installed, I don't really use it. I'm not a guy that has to switch between different projects very often (e.g. like a contractor my need to do). I really like the idea of it, but just not that experienced. I know everyone says that it's best practices these days.
The problem that I have is that I can't get pip to install psycopg2 (which is a part of the tutorial). Btw, here's a link to what I'm trying to do (heroku article)
So, this is not a new problem for me. I've never been able to get the thing to install via pip. I always get the problem
Unable to find vcvarsall.bat
The way that I've solved it in the past on a windows machine was to just download the prebuild libs. If anyone is interested and doesn't know, you can find these here! Btw, thank you Christoph Gohlke for maintaining these!!!!
If you search for this vcvarsall.bat error, you will find several posts for it on Stackoverflow. NONE of them helped me. I originally tried to go the MingGW route. After literally 2 nights of effort (and I think I tried every suggestion I could find), I quit trying (right before I threw my PC out the window and went on a kitten-killing rampage). So, I tried the other route that people suggest - which is to download VC++ 2008 Express edition from Microsoft. Apparently, Python for Windows is built with VC++ 2008 and for some people this is a much easier route than using MinGW. This seems to have worked much better for me, because I can at least get pip to install it. But, when I try to import, I get another common problem people seem to have (at least you get hits when you google it).
File "C:\foo\bar\venv\lib\site-packages\psycopg2__init __.py", line 67, in from psycopg2._psycopg import BINARY, NUMBER, STRING, DATETIME, ROWID ImportError: DLL load failed: The operating system cannot run %1.
After some research, it seems like this is a problem with the compiled _psycopg.pyd file trying to link in libpq.dll. This file is in C:\Program Files (x86)\PostgreSQL\9.1\bin\ - and that is in my path.
So, does anyone know how to fix this? Or is there a way to get pip to use pyscopg2 that is already successfully installed (via the prebuilt libs) in my site-packages? Note: I can make the problem go away if I just copy my prebuilt psycopg2 package into the site-packages of the virtual environment. it will import fine. However, when you do pip freeze for the requirements for heroku, it's not there. Is there a way to fake heroku out on this?
Environment is: Windows 7 (64bit), Python 2.6.5, Django 1.3.1, virtualenv 1.6.4, PostgreSQL 9.1, pip 1.0.2


text:
American Express warmly welcomed
Price Self Storage in West Los Angeles is conveniently located a half mile off I-10 Santa Monica freeway. We're West Los Angeles' largest and ONLY drive-in storage facility! Drive your vehicle directly into our 400,000 square foot building for the added convenience of loading and unloading at your individual storage room or accessing your belongings in inclement weather. This facility serves the communities of Hyde Park, Beverly Hills, Westwood, and downtown Los Angeles.
Open 7 days a week, this clean, well-lit facility features unit sizes from 5'x5' to 12'x30' units, and state-of-the-art security including personal computerized gate access and 24-hour recorded video surveillance. We offer month-to-month leases, competitive rates and no deposit required. We provide courtesy carts to make your move easier, and our professional resident managers are available to assist you. We've got personal and business storage solutions to fit any need or budget. Storage Made Simple®
Gate Access Hours: 7AM to 7PM.
We sell boxes and moving supplies.
** 1st Month's Rent discounted as provided herein, plus a one time administrative fee and a monthly Protection Plan payment due upon move-in.