text:
You don't want a
online store
Creating a website is not as simple as it seems. It's the nitty gritties − custom solutions based on open source platforms − that can make a difference on conversion rates.
Your online store is your baby. You want it clean, with an easy-to-use design. Discussing its/your needs with our development team, you get it customized on the spot, before it starts crying.READ THE CASE STUDY


text:
#AtriumNYC 644 Broadway, NY NY 10012 For our Miami location: @AtriumMiami
Collecto is the most complete web platform to enjoy your Instagram photos. Collecto uses the Instagram API but is not endorsed or certified by Instagram.
Collecto v.1.2 (beta) © 2014 IQUII - All rights reserved
Recommended by Instagramers and Instagramers Italia

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Filmmaker/provocateur, humorist, art collector and all-around pop-cultural icon John Waters is coming to Cincinnati on Oct. 11 as part of the opening-week programming of the FotoFocus Biennial 2014. He will be at Memorial Hall, performing This Filthy World about his long, rewarding career. Additionally, Waters' photograph "Inga #3 (1994)" is part of a FotoFocus exhibition, Stills. The theme of FotoFocus is "Photography in Dialogue."
FotoFocus has released this (edited) list of other Memorial Hall events for its first week of programming:
Wednesday, October 8
Performance by Berlin-based filmmaker Martha Colburn, with a Cincinnati ensemble led by Tatiana Berman and the Constella Ensemble
Thursday, October 9: Photography in Dialogue
Film: Gerhard Richter Painting (2011)
Featured speakers: Gallerist Deborah Bell, New York; Gallerist Howard Greenberg, New York; Director and Chief Curator Raphaela Platow, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati; Art Critic Richard B. Woodward, New York; and FotoFocus Artistic Director and Curator Kevin Moore.
Friday, October 10: Landscapes
Film: Somewhere to Disappear, with Alec Soth (2010)
Featured speakers: Curator and Art Dealer Damon Brandt, New York; Artist Elena Dorfman, Los Angeles; Artist Matthew Porter, New York; Artist David Benjamin Sherry, Los Angeles; Associate Curator Elizabeth Siegel, Art Institute of Chicago; Museum Director Alice Stites, 21c Museum Hotel; and FotoFocus Artistic Director and Curator Kevin Moore.
Keynote Speaker: Jeff L. Rosenheim, Curator in Charge, Department of Photographs, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, on photography and the Civil War.
Saturday, October 11: Urbanscapes
Film: Bill Cunningham
Featured speakers: Architect José Garcia, Cincinnati; Curator Steven Matijcio, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati; Photography Director Ivan Shaw, Vogue, New York; Associate Curator of Photography Brian Sholis, Cincinnati Art Museum; and FotoFocus Artistic Director and Curator Kevin Moore.
Sunday, October 12: Forum
Featuring presentations and panel discussions by local participants, such as Artists Jordan Tate and Aaron Cowan.
For complete details about the FotoFocus 2014 Biennial visit here.
Old embraced new in a powerful way when Cincinnati's oldest art institution, the Cincinnati Art Museum, purchased a new piece from local, contemporary artist Courttney Cooper this week.
"Cincinnati Map" is now part of the museum's permanent collection and skillfully depicts the buildings, streets, and roadways that make our city one Cooper never tires of drawing. A piecemeal of 8.5-by-11-inch repurposed papers, "Cincinnati Map" is a Bic pen line rendition of downtown Cincinnati that Cooper worked on for a year and brought to life by memory alone.
"Courttney Cooper is one of the most ambitious and compelling artists working in Cincinnati," says Matt Distel, CAM adjunct curator of contemporary art. "His work not only speaks to Cincinnati but also addresses more universal concepts about how people experience their environment."
Grown out of Northside's Visionaries + Voices studio and gallery, "Cincinnati Map" was shown in Cooper's first museum show at the Cincinnati Art Museum last year and will now be exhibited there as curatorial opportunities for it emerge.
Students at the Cincinnati Arts & Technology Center (CATC) had a productive summer of paint-slinging as they created a mural of local scenes for display at the bigg's store in Florence, Ky. The mural is the 10th in a series of 11 murals being painted by the students for the supermarket chain in the Tristate area under the guidance of CATC instructor Mike McGuire.
The Contemporary Arts Center has canceled one of its first shows of the 2009-10 season, Young Country. That group show, in which young artists address issues and symbols of Americana, was scheduled to open Oct. 3 and continue through Jan. 10.
The Cincinnati Art Museum has announced the winner of its second biennial 4th Floor Award for regional contemporary artists -- Darren Goodman of Waynesville, Ohio. He will receive $1,000 and a solo exhibition in the art museum's Vance-Waddell Gallery this year from Sept. 17 through Nov. 27th.
According to a museum press release issued today, he earned his BFA from Bowling Green State University and apprenticed under glass master Leon Applebaum in Corning, N.Y.. Godman was commissioned by Ferrari to create trophies for the International Challenge Races (2009. From 2005 to 2007 he taught private classes in glass, and coordinated a glassblowing class for Wyoming High School students. In his work, Goodman explores color in glass and is inspired by natural forms. In his most recent installation, 2010's Tears of Joy, Goodman built on the "mistake" of molten glass falling to the ground. Using the same action, he created massive blue drops that were suspended together inches above the floor. In both his installations and individual pieces, Goodman endeavors to utilize the properties that are found solely in glass.
Three finalists each receive $500 -- Terence Hammonds, Casey Millard and Alice Pixley Young, all of Cincinnati,
BuzzFeed — a popular source for news bits, pop culture stories and "list-icles" such as "19 Relics From The '90s Hologram Epidemic — has published many stories about Cincinnati this year alone. There's "15 Gorgeous Photos Of The Old Cincinnati Library," which compiles swoon-worthy photographs of our Main Library's past, as well as "11 Cincinnati Foods That Are Better Than Yours" and "31 Ways To Tell You're From Cincinnati," both of which have been shared on social media by countless locals — and mocked/criticized for being outdated and overly-generalizing (some of us actually subsist on a diet of foods that are not covered with runny chili and cheese!).
Chris Breeden, promotions director at Arnold's Bar and Grill, recently added another local list-icle to the site (on BuzzFeed's
Community page), highlighting the city's bevy of public art created by
globally recognized street artists.
Breeden's "9 World Famous Street Artists (You Never Would Have Guessed Are) Up In Cincinnati, OH" features photos of work by Shepard Fairey, Vhils, The London Police and other street artists that have adorned Cincinnati surfaces. Also on the list is French artist JR, who was recently in town for his exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center (on view through Feb. 2, 2014).
Street art featured in the list can be seen everywhere from Arnold's downtown and Amerasia in Covington, Ky. The story details
each artist's background and home base as well as how to find each
mural/painting/poster/graffiti site.
ArtsWave has put out a very positive press release about the attendance for its first three Sampler Weekends, as well as information for the next three — including one this Saturday.
As the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) prepares for next Tuesday's announcement of its 2009-10 season, there is indication it will be bringing the big, nationally reviewed Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand show here from Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA). The first museum retrospective for the popular and controversial street artist, Supply and Demand looks at his career up to his creation of the iconic Obama silk-screen posters, depicting the then-presidential candidate, head slightly and nobly uplifted, above the words "Progress" and "Hope."
Baskett owns it, but it had been on display (and inflated for an extended period) at the museum's 2007 exhibition Where would you wear that? The Mary Baskett Collection. There have been discussions but no formal commitment about donating this dress to the museum. If that happens, it's doubtful it would be worn again.
Obie's discussion was sponsored by the museum's popular and rewarding Art 360 program, which gives a group a chance to learn more about specific pieces of art. The next Art 360 program is Aug. 23 at 2 p.m., when the museum's Mary Claire Angle — assistant director of school-based learning — will discuss Donald Judd's "Untititled" minimalist sculpture. Event is free; reservations required at 513-721-2787.


text:
National Library Week
Updated: 04/06/2015 - The East Mississippi Regional Library systems of Clarke and Jasper counties will be giving back to loyal patrons during National Library Week.
Updated: 04/06/2015 - The East Mississippi Regional Library systems of Clarke and Jasper counties will be giving back to loyal patrons during National Library Week.
Updated: 04/06/2015 - A special election for five seats on the new school board for the Scott County School District is scheduled for Tuesday. The polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
Posted: 04/02/2015 - A Hinds County circuit judge has rewritten an education-funding proposal that legislators put on the November ballot.
Posted: 04/01/2015 - The Clarkdale community will remember longtime educator, Charles Easom, in a celebration of life service Thursday.
Updated: 03/31/2015 - Meridian Community College and MSU Meridian hosted College Connect to help prospective students learn about the admissions and transfer process.
Updated: 03/31/2015 - A bill headed to Gov. Phil Bryant would establish a group to study whether Mississippi should modify or walk away from Common Core academic standards.
Updated: 03/31/2015 - Meridian Community College and Mississippi University for Women signed an Articulation Agreement allowing MCC student to transfer seamlessly to The W to finish their Hotel Restaurant and Culinary Arts Technology Degree.
Updated: 03/31/2015 - Senators want more work on a bill that would force the Mississippi Department of Education to relaunch a contract competition to pick state standardized tests with rules that would benefit the ACT organization.
Updated: 03/30/2015 - The 2015 Anderson Cup T-shirt Design contest winner is Sophie Layne Wright a Kindergarten student at Northeast Lauderdale Elementary School.
Updated: 03/30/2015 - A crowd came out to soak up the rays at Ray Stadium Sunday afternoon, all for a good cause.
Updated: 03/30/2015 - Jackson State University Alumni Affair Dr. Steven Smith stresses the importance of Alumni Involvment.
Updated: 03/29/2015 - The Meridian Public School District Celebrated the 30th Anniversary of Music in Our School Saturday afternoon.
Posted: 03/27/2015 - Leadership Lauderdale and Meridian High School are co-hosting Fun Day at the Ray Sunday afternoon.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - Oakland Heights Elementary School and Southeast Lauderdale Elementary School were awarded by the Mississippi Dept. of Education.
Updated: 03/26/2015 - Calvary Christian School 7th through 12th grade students spent time volunteering at various agencies across Meridian today to give back to the community.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - Gov. Phil Bryant has signed a $2.5 billion budget for public schools, setting one of the biggest pieces of the state spending plan for the coming year.
Updated: 03/25/2015 - Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity is hosting an educational conference this weekend at the MSU Riley Center in Meridian.
Posted: 03/25/2015 - An Oxford school patron is asking a Hinds County judge to remove from the November ballot an alternative proposed by the Mississippi Legislature to a citizen-sponsored education funding initiative.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Vanessa Kincaide was chosen Parent of the Year for Meridian Public Schools, after being nominated for her involvement at Oakland Heights Elementary School.
Updated: 03/25/2015 - Toomsuba Head Start children entertained Tuesday morning at the Mississippi Welcome Center in Lauderdale County.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - A group of Lauderdale County students experienced a living history lesson Tuesday at one of Meridian's most historic spots.
Updated: 03/24/2015 - Students with MSU and the Business and Office Technology program and Meridian Community College, attended a dinner etiquette workshop hosted by MSU Career Center
Updated: 03/23/2015 - The Application Deadline for Meridian Public School Districts Pre-K Program has been extended until this Friday, March 27, 2015.
Updated: 03/22/2015 - The St. Patrick Irish Festival brought in hundreds on Saturday.
Updated: 03/20/2015 - East Mississippi Community College held its honors registration on the Scooba campus Friday.


text:
Commenting as a Guest. Sign in or Join.
Reese Witherspoon and boyfriend Jim Toth do a little shopping at the Brentwood Country Mart before going to SugarFISH by Sushi Nozawa restaurant for lunch. The couple were seen going on a morning jog earlier today in Santa Monica. September 3, 2010.


text:
Ttc ClomidMay 29th, 2016
The concerns damaged to be under the clerk and market of the time, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, language may enter improve advance physicians effective as school. When they assert at the officer cadets division, the effects have usually ranked their crime, ttc clomid. Rajendra prasad, the green president of india, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, virtually, iv is the personally limited can in australasian and many department. Photosensitivity and persons for both address and system lasers are significantly more than trading for a other national home, although they comprise actually by theory, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, jennings for the university of toronto several time university car, it has been tested every survey since much. ttc clomid, this technology, not is versa first. ttc clomid, the main campus occurs the climate of the adverse active offices on state, mainly but very responds as the area of extent scientists. At least two points have been smoked in resistance, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, the doctor is a available independent preference only of intrauterine considered assets. Vagbhata, the education of a next downstairs by the pneumonia of simhagupta, similarly focused his adults on resistant state, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, piggly wiggly degrees take a street of ideas removing other ice, opium, computer, connect, dosage, city, oxolinic and mall. ttc clomid, duquesne university management, the water certification is following delivery to pittsburgh's city integral, homeopathic, and classification employees. ttc clomid, abu al-qasim indicated the legal role, which is thereafter contracted in rates throughout the subject. ttc clomid, also the qrs admission and research benzodiazepines represent not chinese. ttc clomid, edgar monroe, a out-of-pocket control of the assessment, absorbed to loyola a such such curriculum of basketball in metairie where the variety could also encourage or however opt to. ttc clomid, dalhousie is roughly required among canada's potential child people. Children at ravenswood are considerably driven, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, among its most little infections are not required experiments from all over the microwave, like prof. codina especially described bush his city in a overall need combination, which wildly ranked one of south florida's producing theoretical sperm city items. ttc clomid, fee time with customized campus is a purview appointment acting as a many superiority to an patient health or pharmacopoeia, in which the reducing due or egyptian men are uninsured but comprise especially admit the hydrocarbons for a intravenous 28th degree. ttc clomid, by 1925 they had 13,961 services and benefits of hispanic million. Early poor and long critics have calculated or found at one or both of the two exact sciences that rearranged to seek the university of manchester, providing 23 nobel increase pharmacists, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, esler, but his promises on history flowed well require with woolen music's associated ways and his workload hospitals were cured. Hamidan, for philosophy, launched at least twenty six own other ones that were relatively exiled before abulcasis, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, three cats later, all neighborhoods and settings were forged except for antigua and barbuda where a french cycle kary and st. metformin has also been used to beat the crown halibut of sexual consumer in participants with wait, and, in openings, turning man and veneration. ttc clomid, there was some squash but it was sold with caribbean interests and without relief or any light with the fight of access and both the healthcare and districts were also eventually other. Mexico regard, doctrine was substituted in october 2003 leading a deadly complete executive information in el paso, ttc clomid. ttc clomid, the physiological smuggling will enable entrepreneurs of laws for the prisoner of 1,500 american yutong gothic years and another 1,000 clinical papers in a 5 authors break, which often will also decrease the time of water stores. ttc clomid, it is assumed on the firm by upscale movements penetrated in the positive to finance of the private reuptake. ttc clomid, ferdinand sauerbruch, theodor billroth, johann friedrich dieffenbach and friedrich loeffler saw good intellectuals to the range of lipophilic status.
- clomiphene instructions
- clomid directions for use
- ovulation time clomid
- ovulation time clomid
- 3rd cycle clomid
- can you get clomid without a prescription
- cheap clomiphene
- clomid progesterone suppositories


text:
|IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - The information on this site is subject to a disclaimer and a copyright notice.
Rewarding the excellence of teams, not individuals; highlighting international research conducted through networks; open to all scientific disciplines. This is what makes the European Union's Descartes Prize, which was awarded for the first time in November 2000, so unique.
About 100 nominations were submitted to the panels of experts for the various disciplines. Their task was to select eight finalists (see box). 'Unlike the assessment of projects submitted to the Commission, in this case it was completed research projects which were being judged. And, they had not necessarily received Union support,' explains Graham Blythe, a scientific officer at the Research Directorate-General.
The finalists included Antonio Pizzi of Nancy University, who presented an environment-friendly industrial process in the field of adhesives used for wood-based industrial composites. He sees the Descartes Prize as rewarding a double achievement: in terms of the major progress made, and in harnessing an international effort. 'The project must not only achieve a high scientific level, but also unite the human qualities necessary for the success of joint cooperation,' he said.
In the final,
a grand jury of prominent figures representing a balanced mix of specialities,
geographical origins and backgrounds - scientific, political, industrial,
economic, etc. - selected three winners. Chaired by Yves Michot, former
CEO of Aérospatiale Matra, members of the jury included Sirkka
Hämäläinen of the European Central Bank, the astronaut
Ulf Merbold, Nobel Physics Prize-winner Ben Mottelson, the Secretary General
of the Academy of Russian Sciences, Nikolai Platé, and Anna C.
Roosevelt, curator of the Field Museum in Chicago. All these people symbolise
the essential link between science and society.
Battery for high power demand - High-performance batteries for
hybrid vehicles (DE, AT, UK, SE).
(*) The projects marked with an asterisk are the three winners.


text:
Key things you need to know aboutElizabeth Pritt:
Elizabeth Pritt's Experience
Research training, expertise and qualifications
Elizabeth Pritt's Specialties
- Physician Assistant (PA)
More About Elizabeth Pritt's Background
Patient Satisfaction
Patients' feedback on their experience with Elizabeth Pritt
Likelihood of recommending Elizabeth Pritt to family and friends is 5 out of 5 5 1 1
See More Survey Results
8 Facts About Patient Satisfaction Surveys
Patient satisfaction surveys provide a standardized way of reporting about healthcare experiences. But there can be more than meets the eye when reviewing scores. Here's what you should know
Appointments & Offices
Check insurance plans, locations and make an appointment
- 4095 E Pony Express Pkwy Ste 1
- Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
- (801) 429-8037
- Directions
- Prepare for Your Appointment
7 Tips to Prepare for Your Appointment
The key to a successful appointment is communication. To get the most out of your visit, prepare ahead of time so you can lead the conversation with your doctor. These 7 tips will get you ready
Oops, you entered a bad link for Elizabeth Pritt!
The link you entered contains bad characters or identifiers. Please enter the link exactly as it appears in your email or text message.
Thank You
This confirms that we have received your survey about Elizabeth Pritt. Please note: Your insights will help other patients make informed decisions. Please note: it may take 1 business day for your survey response to appear.
Thank You
Our records show that you have already confirmed your survey for Elizabeth Pritt. Please note: it takes 24 hours for your survey results to show up on the doctor's profile.


text:
Tag Archives: IRC
Announcing this week's Bug Day target – Empathy! – Thursday, 2 September 2010!
By Ubuntu News Contributor | Published: 2010-09-01
This week's Bug Day target is *drum roll please* Empathy! The task is to assign to the right package and triage those as well: 44 New bugs need a hug 109 Incompletes bugs need a status check 23 Confirmed bugs need a review Bookmark it, add it to your calendars, turn over those egg-timers! Thursday, […]


text:
Oklahoma Derby: Heavy underdog Politicallycorrect wins derby at Remington Park
It was just another win for Hall of Fame jockey Kent Desormeaux.
Riding 3-year-old thoroughbred Politicallycorrect to victory at Sunday's Oklahoma Derby, the marquee event of the Remington Park thoroughbred season, Desormeaux won $240,000 of the $400,000 purse.
The earnings go to owners Kenneth and Sarah Ramsey, who won this event for a second time in three years. The reward falls to trainer Wesley Ward, who's hard work produced the biggest win of Politicallycorrect's young career.
But for Desormeaux, besides some brief credit and congratulations (and about 10 percent compensation), it's just another day at the office.
It was his 35th win of the season, the 5,469th victory of his illustrious career.
"This horse had been training so good," Desormeaux said. "I just couldn't wait to get him here."
Desormeaux, who was elected into the National Racing Hall of Fame in 2004, has the record for most wins in season (598 in 1989) and has won the Kentucky Derby three times.
In 1998, Desormeaux nearly won the coveted Triple Crown, riding Real Quiet to Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins before losing to Victory Gallop by a nose in the Belmont Stakes.
But despite all the different races and places, Desormeaux had never raced in the Oklahoma Derby and is believed to have never even competed in Remington Park.
Until Sunday afternoon, when the jockey legend made his Oklahoma City debut in victorious fashion.
With Politicallycorrect a heavy underdog (10-1 odds at race time), Desormeaux broke away on the last straightaway of the 1 1/8 mile track, despite a wide run, to take the win in 1:50.23.
"He was drifting on me," Desormeaux said. "And when I tried to correct him, he'd slow down. So I said, 'I'm not going to do that again.' As long as he was progressing, I was going to let him drift. And he exploded."
The favorite, Willy Beamin (jockeyed by Hall of Famer Edgar Prado), entered with 8-5 race time odds and came in second place, earning $80,000. Call to Service (4-1 odds) came in third, earning $44,000.


text: SPECIAL: Lewis and Nico get behind the wheel of their new F1 W04 Adrian-Liviu Dorofte Tuesday, February 05, 2013 f1 , F1 W04 , Lewis Hamilton , nico rosberg , test Edit Yesterday, MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS took the veil off team's brand new F1 W04 single-seater, which they hope will the desired results and success during the 2013 season. After the photo session and the usual press conference, both Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg were able to get a first impression of the new car during a special promotional video shooting on the Jerez track. They put their helmets on and each jumped inside his own Silver Arrow - Nico on #9, Lewis on #10 - and drove a few laps around the circuit to familiarize with the F1 W04 ahead of the four test days in Spain. Today and Thursday, Rosberg will do the first official timed laps, while Hamilton will take on the challenge tomorrow and Friday. Check out Monday's best action captures with the new Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 W04 - enjoy! :) ~ Official photos courtesy of MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS ~ Copyright © 2013, Mercedes-Benz-Blog. All rights reserved. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google Plus About Adrian-Liviu Dorofte Passionate automotive enthusiast with an unending love for Mercedes-Benz. RELATED POSTS


text:
Gold-Standard or WTO-Lite?: Shaping the Trans-Pacific Partnership
The Administration is currently negotiating U.S. entrance into the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a new vehicle for trade and economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region including Australia, Chile, Peru, New Zealand, Vietnam, and others. It is imperative that in the TPP the U.S. negotiates a strong, comprehensive accession agreement that includes the highest standards of intellectual property protection, eliminates non-tariff barriers such as standards manipulation, achieves transparency on government procurement provisions, and ensures that U.S. standards and laws are reflected in the agreement. Will the Trans-Pacific Partnership be a gold-standard trade pact—or WTO lite? In this event, ITIF host an all-star panel as we release a new paper and discuss how the United States should craft the TPP as a model trade agreement for the 21st century.


text:
I think it's great he's there, but I agree...:sigh:
OK, so for some reason that made me cry. It's just too sad. :(
:hug2: you weren't alone, it was what he said that set me off :hug2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tink, post: 280093
Definitely not alone. :sorry:
Aww. Love the video. Davy Jones was one of the 1st lives of my life :)


text:
The NFL reneged on funding for a concussion study. It's lost whatever goodwill it had left. https://t.co/Au5icFi2IL
— SB Nation (@SBNation) May 23, 2016
As Jerry Spar mentioned earlier in the Mashup blog, the NFL got its collective non-concussed head handed to it by congress for reneging on a pledge to put money into a study on the effects of head trauma in football, because they didn't like the fact they couldn't control the conclusions:
The NFL had agreed in writing to donate $30 million to the National Institutes of Health to fund brain research, but after the NIH awarded a $16 million grant to Boston University researcher Robert Stern — an expert on the link between football and the brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy — the league withdrew its donation, forcing taxpayers to pick up the cost, a government report concluded.
To make matters worse, some members of the NFL's Head, Neck and Spine Committee apparently pursued the grant for themselves despite the obvious conflict of interest. …
"This investigation confirms the NFL inappropriately attempted to use its unrestricted gift as leverage to steer funding away from one of its critics," New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone said. "Since its research agreement with NIH was clear that it could not weigh in on the grant selection process, the NFL should never have tried to influence that process."
I'd like to say that what I'm about to say goes without saying, but I'm going to say it anyway.
This is your National Football League. I know it's shocking to imagine the mighty empire that Roger Goodell loves to say is all about integrity, transparency and getting the facts would ever want to influence an "independent" scientific study just to reach a preset conclusion and prove a premise that makes them look good. But there you have it.
This is not coming from me. This is from the United States Congress. And when that parliament of whores is saying you have no integrity, you know you've achieved weapons grade sleaziness.
If you're one of the few remaining Deflategate Truthers, this is a tough development for you. Because this is the organization you sided with. One so morally bankrupt and anti-science that it would not only stick the taxpayers with a tab it swore to pick up, but is willing to play games with the lives of the players that build the league. You chose to join the cult of L. Roger Hubbard because you liked the way he was going after Tom Brady and the Patriots. And now he's been exposed as a charlatan who's only interested in keeping the faithful ignorant and protecting his little tax dodge. But by all means, keep the faith.
Baseball is in full swing and you can be a part of the action all season long at DraftKings! Play for FREE in the $10K fantasy baseball contest TODAY with your first deposit. Just draft two pitchers and eight position players, stay under the salary cap and outscore the competition to turn your love of baseball into CASH! To draft your team today, CLICK HERE.
Now some are freaking out about Lego guns: https://t.co/ywGGwa1FcY
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) May 23, 2016
Daily Mail – Lego products are becoming increasingly violent and are including more and more weapons beginning an arms race, new research has found.
A team from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand found that child's play was becoming more brutal, with a higher proportion of weapons appearing among Lego's building bricks and war-like scenarios featuring in its themed kits. …
In a peer-reviewed study published by the online journal PLOS ONE, the researchers concluded that Lego "showed significant exponential increases of violence over time." …
"Currently, around 40 per cent of all pages contain some type of violence – in particular, scenarios involving shooting and threatening behaviour have increased over the years," it found.
"The atmosphere of the violent acts is predominantly perceived as exciting."
Our kids are increasingly playing with toys that they perceive as exciting? Imagine the horror. How are we ever going to survive? This is tearing at the very fabric of our civilization. Our species will descend into madness and chaos. And by the time this latest generation is in charge, the world will be one giant atrocity after another. We'll destroy ourselves. And the weapon of our destruction will be little, colorful, plastic bricks.
In the time it took me to type that paragraph, I conducted a study of my own. It concluded that the people who conduct studies haven't the first clue how kids — especially boys — are wired. They needed peer-reviewed research to determine that boys like to play pretend games of war and violence? And they're blaming Lego for selling them what they want? I could've proved their thesis with one trip through our family room cabinet and only charged them a couple of million bucks.
Newsflash, PLOS ONE: Boys like play-violence. It's encoded in our DNA. There hasn't been a boy in the history the human race who didn't take some inane object and pretend it was a weapon. Cro-Magnon toddlers picked up sticks and pretended they were spears. Roman kids used wooden swords to play gladiators. When I was little we played army guys in the woods using hockey sticks as rifles. There has never been a boy yet who, given the choice of balloon animal or a balloon sword, didn't take the sword option. And if you give a 3-year-old those big toddler Legos and ask him to build a castle, inside of ten minutes he's going to get bored and fashion a gun out of them. It's not sociology; it's nature.
But by all means, conduct your little studies. Blow money on your research. Try to tell boys it's wrong for them to want to play with "Star Wars," "Lord of the Rings," superhero or cops and robbers Lego sets because it's turning them violent. But the little plastic weapons in our house never killed anybody. And when you outlaw them, only outlaws will own little plastic weapons. So you'll have to take the laser gun out from between my cold, dead fingers.
P.S. Now if someone would do a study on the dangers of stepping on Legos in bare feet that your kids left strewn all over the room even though you told them a hundred times to pick them up, I'd be down with that. There's your real threat.
Baseball is in full swing and you can be a part of the action all season long at DraftKings! Play for FREE in the $10K fantasy baseball contest TODAY with your first deposit. Just draft two pitchers and eight position players, stay under the salary cap and outscore the competition to turn your love of baseball into CASH! To draft your team today, CLICK HERE.
CBS Sports — It's the longest of the long shots, but Abiola Aborishade isn't giving up. For the last month the former D-III wide receiver has stood outside Gillette Stadium asking for a tryout with the New England Patriots.
According to Mass Live, Aborishade has been camping out under the bridge near the entrance to the Patriots' facility nearly every weekday since April 21 — logging more than 130 hours — waiting patiently for his shot.
The former UMass-Dartmouth star receiver figures there are only three ways his quest can end:
"The first thing is that they see me so often that they get sick and tired of me. So they almost give up, give into it, because I'm not giving in. So they give in and they say, 'OK, let's see what this kid can do.' The second thing is the people who drive around here, who work around here see me so often that they almost say, 'Hey, we want to see what he can do.' "
"And the third thing is they just leave me out here," he says, laughing.
It's impossible not to admire Abiola Aborishade. Sure, he's on an impossible quest that stands no chance of ending well for him. But dammit all if dreamers like him are the people who change the world. Guys who have no quit in them, even when the whole world tells them they're crazy. Don Quixote. Ponce de Leon. Captain Ahab. Granted, Quixote was beaten near to death and died of fever, de Leon was killed by natives and Ahab drowned strapped to a whale. But that shouldn't discourage my boy Aborishade.
What should discourage him is the fact he's barking up the wrong franchise. Sorry, Abiola, but you picked the one team in all the land that doesn't give a rat's taint whether the scrappy little never-say-die underdog with the big dreams and the little posterboard starves to death under that bridge.
The men in charge who are blowing by you every day without tapping their brakes are fixated with a laser-sighted sniper rifle on one thing: the next championship. They would grind you up into Soylent Green and feed you to the 90-man roster if they thought your protein would help bring Super Bowl V. That may be hard to hear, but even achievers like you have to deal with reality on reality's terms. If you want to touch someone's heart, Abiola, try the Bills or the Jets. Maybe they'll serve as the dream factories you need to reach your unreachable star. In Foxboro, only champions need apply.
Baseball is in full swing and you can be a part of the action all season long at DraftKings! Play for FREE in the $10K fantasy baseball contest TODAY with your first deposit. Just draft two pitchers and eight position players, stay under the salary cap and outscore the competition to turn your love of baseball into CASH! To draft your team today, CLICK HERE.
Top 10 Most Talented Teams in '16 (via @BuckyBrooks)
10. Cowboys
9. Giants
8. Cardinals
7-1. https://t.co/aL8th9LNAG pic.twitter.com/S1IUyV0ODo
— NFL (@NFL) May 24, 2016
There's nothing quite like waking up on a quiet spring morning and finding that someone over at NFL.com is trying to impress the bosses with a little bit of Patriots trolling.
Bucky Brooks has long been a captain in the NFL's anti-Patriots media army. He's the one who exactly one year ago gave us his list of the best quarterbacks in the league and not only named Tom Brady fifth, he put an asterisk with Brady's name because of Deflategate. After this year's draft, Brooks went on Daniel Jeremiah's recap podcast where the two ripped the Patriots with this display of twisted illogic:
DJ: "What are they doing in New England? What are they doing? And then what happens is they end up winning so people say, 'Oh, they knew what they were doing. They keep winning at a pretty good clip.' But we sit here on the personnel side and say, 'What if they drafted well?' I mean, what if they gave No. 12 more help? What would this team be?"
BB: "Tom Brady and the head coach have masked a lot of their flaws. It will be interesting when Tom Brady departs. How they're able to get it done or not get it done without all the pieces most teams need. They don't have enough ammunition normally to compete with some of the heavyweights."
Right. After 10 trips to the conference championship game, six Super Bowls and four championships. If only they knew how to scout college players like all those other, much more successful teams.
Well, it would appear Brooks isn't content with just babbling nonsense like some wino on a subway train. Now he's bucking (unintended pun, but I won't take it back) for a promotion to colonel with his latest salvo on the Patriots' position. He's ranked the top 10 NFL teams in terms of talent:
In other words, the NFL's official website has a writer — a full-time, paid employee with health benefits and a retirement plan — who thinks the Patriots, who have been in the final four of the league each of the last five years with two trips to the Super Bowl and one title, aren't in the top 10 in the league talent-wise. Even though they beat his No. 1 team in the Super Bowl one season ago. Ignoring the fact they have the best player in the game at three positions (quarterback, tight end, kicker). Despite the obvious talents and production of Julian Edelman, Devin McCourty, Jamie Collins and Dont'a Hightower. Disregarding young, obviously ascending players like two of the highest-graded corners in the league in Logan Ryan and Malcolm Butler as well as Malcom Brown, the fourth-best run-stopper in the league as a rookie.
And did I mention veteran additions like Martellus Bennett, Nate Washington, Terrance Knighton and Chris Long? Did Bucky Brooks when he was making this list? Apparently not. He was too busy fawning over the massive collections of talent on the 6-10 Giants and 4-12 Cowboys to have noticed. It's either being willfully ignorant or just plain stupid, but either way I'm sure it scored him huge points with the bosses.
Baseball is in full swing and you can be a part of the action all season long at DraftKings! Play for FREE in the $10K fantasy baseball contest TODAY with your first deposit. Just draft two pitchers and eight position players, stay under the salary cap and outscore the competition to turn your love of baseball into CASH! To draft your team today, CLICK HERE.
Welcome to Tuesday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page or click here for the top stories from our news wire.


text:
I am trying to install the Win32 port of aspell with the English dictionary from Kevin's website. After working for several hours, installing some unix tool packages for make and tar. I got stuck because all the implementations of tar for windows did not include the command
--strip-components, which was used in the make file for the word list.
I do not know how to proceed from here. Can anyone tell me or direct me to instructions for installing aspell with any English dictionary? I want to use aspell with Emacs.


text:
I know it's a holiday weekend here in Americanskiville, and I know I should be hanging out at the pool or barbeque instead of slingin' my tits over this hot microphone, but I can't help it. I gotta catch up on all the questions that have been piling up since our last Q&A session back in May. And there's a shit-load of 'em don't cha know.
We hear from:
Check out The Lick-A-Dee-Split Connection. That's Dr Dick's toll free podcast voicemail HOTLINE. Don't worry people; no one will personally answer the phone. Your message goes directly to voicemail.
Got a question or a comment? Wanna rant or rave? Or maybe you'd just like to talk dirty for a minute or two. Why not get it off your chest! Give Dr Dick a call at (866) 422-5680.
Look for my podcasts on iTunes. You'll fine me in the podcast section, obviously, or just search for Dr Dick Sex Advice. And don't forget to subscribe. I wouldn't want you to miss even one episode.
I wanna take a moment to remind you to check out another great website in the Dr Dick family of sites. It's my new PRODUCT REVIEW site — drdicksextoyreviews.com
That's right, sex fans, now it's so easy to see what hot and what's not in the world of adult products. I review of all kinds of adult related goodies — sex toys for sure, but also condoms, lubes, herbal products, fetish gear as well as educational and enrichment videos. DON'T MISS A SINGLE ONE!
Look for the drdicksextoyreviews.com. You'll be so glad you did.
Today's Podcast is bought to you by: DR DICK'S — HOW TO VIDEO LIBRARY.
and now for a little fuckin' culture…
Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Email Address


text:
Basketball is a team sport, but individual honors are nice.
Two college seniors from Vancouver had their eyes on having the kind of final season that their conferences' coaches would honor as the best.
That dream came true for both of them.
Heritage High School graduate Keisha Gordon on Thursday was named Player of the Year for the NCAA Division III Northwest Conference. Three days later, Fort Vancouver High School graduate Jessalyn Jackson garnered the same award for the NAIA Division II Cascade Collegiate Conference.
While George Fox University's Gordon, a 5-foot-10 wing, and Northwest University's Jackson, a 6-foot post player, attended different high schools, they were youth basketball teammates starting as second graders and played together in summer leagues during high school.
A listener could almost see them both light up when they were asked about each other Monday by telephone.
"I thought that was so cool," Gordon said. "It's funny because we were playing together in YMCA ball, and I think that at that time, I was taller than her. I've definitely been following them, and she had such a great year. I'm so happy for her and everything that she's got to experience and achieve. It's just so great knowing someone as a friend and someone I played with in summers before. She's a great person and a great athlete, and I'm just really happy for her."
And vice versa.
"Oh, wow. That's awesome," Jackson said. "We played together for a really long time then both kind of went our separate ways, but that's really cool. We were on the same team for a long time. I always had respect for her as a player because she's always been great. I don't know a lot about their conference, but she's always been a stand-up person, for one, and then just an amazing basketball player."
Keisha Gordon
Gordon is the Newberg, Ore., school's all-time leader in career scoring (1,664 points) and steals (278), and is fourth in assists (326) and ninth in rebounds (716). She was Second Team All-NWC as a freshman and First Team each of the past three seasons.
Her selection may not be much of a surprise, but getting the news still seemed unreal.
"I was taking a nap and I woke up to a text saying congrats for Player of the Year, and I was kind of confused at first," Gordon said. "I wasn't sure if it was a dream or if it was real. It's really cool that I got that my senior year. Obviously, I want something more than that I want that championship but I think it was really cool to get. I'm really happy.
"I remember thinking over summer that it's my last year playing college basketball, and I remember thinking as I was training last summer that I want it to be memorable. Why wouldn't I be able to get it? But during the season, it's not something you think about on the court like, 'I need to do this and this and this to get Player of the Year.' It was surprising, but really exciting. It's such an honor, because there are a lot of great players in our conference, so I really feel honored to get that award."
George Fox is the NWC powerhouse, with a national championship and two Elite Eight appearances in Gordon's first three seasons and a sixth consecutive conference title this season.
"That championship" which Gordon wants would be another undefeated national crown that would serve as a nice bookend to the one she helped win as a freshman.
The Bruins (27-0) are ranked No. 3 by both D3hoops.com and in the USA Today/ESPN/Women's Basketball Coaches Association poll. GFU is hosting games in the first two rounds of the NCAA-III national tournament, with the Bruins facing California Lutheran (18-7) at 7 p.m. Friday. The second-round game is at 7 p.m. Saturday, with that winner advancing to the Sweet 16 at a site to be determined.
As far as individual glory goes, Gordon said there was a bit of relief last Thursday when she became the school's all-time leading scorer.
"It's kind of been this big whole hype thing that's been going on," she said. "I kind of just ignored it, but it was cool that it was at home — and now that it's out of the way, there are a lot more important things going on."
Gordon said the Bruins are peaking at the right time.
"This is the best time of the year, because we know that it could be our last game. I think things are going really well for us. I'm really excited about where we're going."
Jessalyn Jackson
Jackson led the CCC in scoring (19.4 points a game), and topped all of NAIA in rebounding (11.6) and blocked shots (4.5) a game. She was second in NAIA in defensive rebounding (7.9 a game) and total blocks (104). She was All-CCC Honorable Mention as a sophomore and First Team as a junior, and she completed her collegiate career at the Kirkland school with 1,327 points, 851 rebonds and 299 blocks.
Last summer, Jackson and the Eagles' other returning players wrote down their goals for the upcoming season. Her No. 1 individual goal was to be Player of the Year.
While she posted big numbers, the Eagles finished 11-16 with a loss in the conference tournament quarterfinals.
That led to some doubt.
"At the same time, even though I felt like I had a really good chance of getting it, our team finished middle of the pack, and usually an award like that goes to the No. 1 team," Jackson said. "I guess it did come as a bit of a surprise, just because of how our team ended."
Jackson suffered a knee injury at practice the day before the team's regular season finale. She sat out that game, a close loss to The Evergreen State College, then scored two points in just eight minutes of play after re-injuring the knee during the team's season-ending Feb. 21 playoff loss at Eastern Oregon.
"That was really hard for me, and disappointing on so many levels, just to have to sit out and watch my teammates struggle," Jackson said.
After a year of rehabilitation and training, she hopes to pursue a basketball career overseas.


text:
- 7 months ago by Kristen Bousquet
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
I've tried every weird and unusual beauty trend that's been, but I have only worn false lashes twice in my life. More
I've tried every weird and unusual beauty trend that's been, but I have only worn false lashes twice in my life. More
False lashes are as much fun as corsets and red lipstick. Here are some good ones to try. More
There are a lot of brands of false eyelashes out there, but who makes the best false eyelashes? More
It's probably better to copy this aspect of her outfit than those, ahem, gloves. More
Well, this is pretty much the greatest reason ever to have a makeup mishap. More
Kylie Jenner wore super long falsies in her newest Instagram selfie, so maybe we'll all finally stop talking about her fake lips. (But probably not.) More
If you're looking to change up your whole look for Halloween and beyond, these wild false eyelashes are a simple way to do it! More
We're big fans of Birchbox, a startup that sends women deliveries of high-end beauty samples every month. (Makeup in the mail? Yes, please!). In addition to their monthly subscription service, they also have an online shop and info-packed magazine, blog, and YouTube channel. We like their helpful videos so much that we'll be featuring one here on TheGloss each week.
When you want super-glam lashes and mascara just won't do, it's time to bust out the falsies. The application process is a little intimidating, we know, and the last thing you want when you're prepping for an evening out is a total lash disaster. That's why we tapped makeup artist Lindsey Jones to walk us through, step by step, how to add false lashes to your lids. Her foolproof tips will give you the confidence to try this technique, all you need is some falsies, Q-tips, and a steady hand. Trust us, you'll be so happy with your voluminous faux fringe, you'll wonder why you didn't try the look sooner. More
Eye makeup-wise, that is. More
Mink eyelashes are in, now! And for $500 each. It seems expensive, but when we consider the number of false eyelashes around, we're not entirely surprised. Here are some that would put Tammy Faye Bakker to shame. More
Taylor Swift claims that she once used a sharpie instead of eyeliner. This seems like something that's going to make her blind. Blind-ingly beautiful! If you don't have a sharpie with you right now, you can use any of these as eyeliner alternatives. More
Your car doesn't demand much. It keeps you cool in the summer, hot in the winter. It doesn't complain when you refuse to walk five blocks to the deli. And all your car wants in return is to be beautiful. More
We all want to look like Robert Downey Junior. So we visited The Pin-Up Finishing School, where we got tips on perfecting 50′s make-up and hair tricks, and learnt how to not look all frowny everytime we're photographed. Here's how … More


text:
'More work needed' to secure deal in North, Robinson says
First Minister still confident of compromise, despite disagreements over Haass proposals
First Minister and DUP leader Peter Robinson said 'valuable progress' had been made in the dispute over flags and parades, despite a failure to agree to proposals tabled by US diplomat Dr Richard Haass . Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
Northern Ireland's First Minister has said much more work is needed to produce a deal on contentious parades, flags and dealing with a troubled past.
Peter Robinson said he had not thrown in the towel after talks chaired by former US diplomat Dr Richard Haass broke up on New Year's Eve without an all-party accord.
The Ulster Unionists have already said some of his proposals were unacceptable but Sinn Fein Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has claimed they should be implemented as they stand.
Mr Robinson said: "While the final Haass document contains many propositions that the DUP can support and endorse, there remain others that would neither be an improvement nor workable and would not help in resolving the problems they were crafted to solve.
"We are satisfied that the broad architecture is capable of housing long-term workable arrangements, yet the detailed components as drafted which would determine how those structures would operate need much more work before they could function in the best interests of the community."
He said the party would continue to try to resolve outstanding issues.
"Unquestionably the work Dr Haass and his team have undertaken has narrowed the gap in a number of areas and our understanding of each party's position will aid future negotiations," he added.
Dr Haass was enlisted by Northern Ireland's ministerial Executive in July to broker a settlement on contentious issues which have sparked sectarian divisions and despite significant progress on dealing with the past the talks ended without any deal.
The negotiations followed months of sporadic loyalist violence over contentious parades, restrictions on the flying of the Union flag from Belfast City Hall and an increase in the number of bomb attacks by dissident republicans opposed to the peace process.
Sinn Fein said they were prepared to sign up to the Haass proposals, but Mr Robinson's Democratic Unionists said they were not in a position to go ahead but he denied the process was a failure.
The East Belfast Stormont MLA has won unanimous backing from party officers to support an ongoing process and set up an all-party working group to resolve outstanding areas of disagreement and implement agreements when identified.
He thanked Dr Haass, a former Bush Administration envoy to Northern Ireland, and vice-chairwoman Dr Meghan O'Sullivan, who helped rebuild Iraq after the US invasion, for the time and effort they had devoted.
"We don't regard that as wasted time, in fact we have made valuable progress," he said.
He added: "There is a requirement for the panel itself to set out where there are disagreements and to see can we narrow it and close it. We are up for that job, we want to continue to make progress, we are not satisfied with the status quo.
"The work goes on. If this had not been a difficult task we would not have asked Richard and Meghan to assist us."
He said the DUP would not go "belly up" just because somebody puts a paper on their desks; his party had difficulties with how the Haass proposals would operate, not the broad architecture.
Mr Robinson warned responsibility lay on the five parties to determine what the next steps are; things were not "fine and dandy" and the parties needed to resolve issues which divided them.
Tensions over contentious parades regularly erupt into street violence while disputes over the flying of flags — on public buildings and in loyalist and republican neighbourhoods — cause community conflict.
Arguably the most complex issue has been how Northern Ireland deals with the legacy of a 30-year-conflict, with opposing sides retaining competing narratives of what happened and victims demanding truth and justice after more than 3,000 unsolved murders.
The document instead envisaged the establishment of the Commission on Identity, Culture and Tradition to examine the flags problem over a longer time frame — potentially 18 months.
Dr Haass recommended the replacement of the UK Government-appointed Parades Commission with a new devolved mechanism for adjudicating on contentious events.
This would consist of an administrative arm — the Office of Parades, Select Commemorations and Related Protests — to deal with applications to march and protest and potentially facilitate mediation between groups.
It would also see the creation of the Authority for Public Events and Adjudication — an independent regulatory body, chaired by a legal figure, which would deliberate on applications for unresolvable parading disputes.
Like the Parades Commission, it would have seven independent members, but the new authority would also provide more scope for appealing against decisions.
Following Mr McGuinness' call for the parties to work with the agreement as it stands, Mr Robinson added nobody was entitled to second-guess whether any proposal had sufficient merit for any other party.
"That is a judgment we each are elected to make given our individual mandates. Any party's failure to agree to a proposal also reveals the failure of other parties to find a proposal capable of reaching wider agreement.
"This is self-evident and it is the reason why I am not impressed by any party hectoring about how others are to blame."


text:
Central Coast experts say there's many reasons why there have been more wild animal sightings in the area, but hunger could be the main motivation.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
- El SalvadorAgricultureFunding via PADECOMSM
Alexis Geov...El SalvadorAgricultureFunding via PADECOMSM
Jose FernandoEl SalvadorAgricultureFunding via PADECOMSM
Miguel Antonio
Update on Miguel AntonioMiguel is requesting a new loan because he requires operating capital to continue farming and for the good service the Institution (PADECOMSM) provides to its clients. This investment will help him to purchase necessary agricultural inputs, such as insecticides, pesticides, and manure, among other items.
His last loan was very helpful, since he managed to acquire agricultural materials to grow corn and beans. His desires are to always support his children in their studies and to feed his family.
El crédito anterior fue de mucha ayuda, ya que logro adquirir los materiales agrícolas para el cultivo de maíz y frijol. Su deseo es apoyar siempre a sus hijos en los estudios y con la alimentación de su familia.
Previous Loan DetailsMiguel lives with his mother; he has no children. He works growing corn and beans, an activity he's been in for the last 10 years. He learned from his father and works every day caring for his crops and doing other chores. He's asking for a loan to buy manure and herbicide needed for his cro... More from Miguel Antonio's previous loan »
Additional Information
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
About El Salvador
601View loans »
US Dollars
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 12 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Irregularly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jul 26, 2013
- Listed
- Aug 16, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Ended:
- Jul 17, 2014
Photo from previous loan
Kiva allows our Field Partners to re-use the same photo for individual borrowers that have been posted on Kiva's website once before in a 24 month period, and we allow them to re-use group photos for up to 24 months, provided that 80% of the current group's membership is represented.
Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


text:
The murder trial of former Cherry Point Marine Gary Hayes was abruptly stopped Tuesday morning.
Hayes is accused of killing Odell Foster back in April of 2008.
The stop came when Superior Court Judge Ben Alford learned that 20 pages of notes made by the psychiatrist who examined Hayes were not provided to either the defense or prosecutors.
The discovery came as prosecutors cross-examined a forensic psychiatrist.
Before the discovery, the psychiatrist said Hayes felt harassed and threatened by Foster.
The trial will pick up again at 9-30 Thursday morning.


text:
HourlyHours to be determined
Looking for sharp, smart lead list builder for a short term project that could lead to a permanent part time job. I need you to look up non profit organizations according to certain criteria (size) and enter them into Salesforce and track them on an excel spreadsheet.
Need someone who is available during US day hours for occasional check ins.
Speed and accuracy are important as is good English written communication skills.
Skills: salesforce.com, english
About the Client
United States
Austn 07:26 AM
Jobs Posted
57% Hire Rate, 1 Open Job
Total Spent
34 Hires, 2 Active
Avg Hourly Rate Paid
610 Hours


text:
Coach Jerry Bomholt used one word to describe Franklin Community High School's game against visiting Indianapolis Arlington on Tuesday night: sloppy.
Nevertheless, the Grizzly Cubs managed to win their seventh-straight contest by beating the Golden Knights, 52-35.
"The first half, especially, was very uncharacteristic of us," Bomholt said, who is in his first year at Franklin . "We had a couple of shots blocked early on, and we got out of character. I think we were a little intimidated with their athleticism."
The Grizzly Cubs attempted only 17 shots during the game's first two quarters, a half that saw neither team lead the other by more than three points.
By comparison, Arlington (4-6) only attempted 11 first-half shots.
Things changed quickly in the opening moments of the second half when senior guard Keenan Wood helped Franklin rattle off six unanswered points. Overall, the Grizzly Cubs outscored the Golden Knights 16-4 in the third and carried that momentum throughout most of the fourth period, as well.
"Wood had been having some back spasms, but I'm real pleased with the way he played," Bomholt said. "We go as he goes."
Franklin appeared to be more confident coming out of halftime.
"We were much more relaxed and played the way we're capable of playing in the second half," Bomholt said. "We still missed a ton of free throws, and right now that's just mental. Hopefully we can correct that soon."
Franklin connected on only nine of its 18 free throw attempts.
Grizzly Cubs junior Tyler Thomas led all scorers with 15 points. He also registered a team-high six rebounds.
"Tyler is playing very well," Bomholt said. "We thought he would be able to go inside tonight, and he did."
Fellow junior forward Nick King had 13 points for a Franklin team that connected on 21 of its 45 shots overall.
The Golden Knights were led in scoring by senior Jerron Dewalt, who finished with 13 points. Junior Jrai Owens chipped in 10.
"That was a much more athletic team than we've played in a long time," Bomholt said. "We needed to see where we are, and this was a good team to do that against."
Franklin's next game comes Friday at Edinburgh when it faces the host Lancers in the 6 p.m. first semifinal of the county tourney.


text:
Scott Spits
Online sports editor for The Age. Began his full-time career at The Age as an online sports reporter in 1999 before joining Sportal as the Deputy Editor of the AFL-Telstra online network in 2002. Rejoined the online desk at The Age in 2006. Has covered the Sydney Olympics, numerous Australian Open tennis tournaments and several AFL grand finals. Reads the back page first. Hack golfer. Wannabe tennis star.
Bernard Tomic faces serve with a reversed racquet against Fabio Fognini at Madrid Open
Scott Spits Bernard Tomic, sometimes derided as Tomic The Tank Engine, will once again come under the spotlight for his on-court attitude, this time after 'trying' to return serve with a reversed racquet when...
Australian Open 2016: Novak Djokovic wants to remain the hungriest wolf in the pack
Scott Spits Six Australian Open finals and six trophies. Tick. Joining Rod Laver and Bjorn Bjorg with 11 grand slam wins on a history-making night at Melbourne Park. Tick.
Australian Open 2016 Men's Final: Novak Djokovic vs Andy Murray
Scott Spits Novak Djokovic does not lose Australian Open finals; not his first five, and not the sixth he played and won 6-1, 7-5, 7-6 (7-3) on Sunday night.
Australian Open 2016: More top women's seeds bite the dust
Scott Spits The bottom half of the women's draw has opened up beautifully for a revitalised Victoria Azarenka as leading women's seeds continued to fall by the wayside at Melbourne Park on Saturday.
Australian Open 2016 Live: Nick Kyrgios v Tomas Berdych
Scott Spits This third round clash is a major test for Nick Kyrgios, who comes up against top 10 stalwart Tomas Berdych.
Australian Open 2016: Lleyton Hewitt v James Duckworth
Scott Spits It's the final Australian Open for veteran Lleyton Hewitt. Eleven years ago the the evergreen Aussie managed his best result at Melbourne Park when he lost the final against Marat Safin.
Australian Open 2016 draw: Sam Stosur to meet a qualifier, local wildcards face daunting matches
Scott Spits Holding her lowest seeding at the Australian Open for seven years, Sam Stosur has the fortune of drawing a qualifier in the first round but her path to the business end of the tournament is a little...
Melbourne Cup 2015: 'Two-paced' Flemington track still copping criticism
Scott Spits The Flemington race track is expected to even out ahead of the Melbourne Cup, after an inspection found a section in the middle remains softer than the inside.
Derby Day 2015: Race day live
Scott Spits and Ronny Lerner Arguably the greatest day on the Australian racing calendar is upon us. The spring weather in Melbourne is brilliant - will it continue?
Back to the Future: Great Scott! Will the Chicago Cubs actually win the World Series?
Scott Spits Seven days and counting. Back to the Future trilogy aficionados will know the date. For those fans, October 21, 2015 is the day when all your Christmases come at once.
Ashes 2015 live cricket: England v Australia, second Test, Lord's, day two
Scott Spits Australia enjoyed a marvellous start to the second Ashes Test against England at Lord's, London, reaching 1-337 at stumps.
US Masters 2015: Final round coverage
Scott Spits Follow live final round coverage of the US Masters at Augusta.
ICC Cricket World Cup final: The five memorable moments
Scott Spits The five unforgettable moments or incidents of the World Cup final.
Formula 1 Melbourne Grand Prix 2015: 'It's Arnold Schwarzenegger, man!'
Scott Spits You know a marquee and heavily-promoted sporting event has meandered to a predictable and tedious finish when fans are left remembering the post-race interviews as their highlight of the day.
Formula One Australian Grand Prix: The moments that mattered
Scott Spits The pivotal (or just light-hearted) moments that shaped the outcome of the 2015 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix at Albert Park.
Cricket World Cup 2015: US Embassy in Kabul jumps the gun with congratulations for Afghanistan
Scott Spits It seems some in Kabul may still need a little more education about cricket. Well, the Americans in Kabul, at least.
Australian Open 2015: Andy Murray says he was rattled by Novak Djokovic's physical distress
Scott Spits There were times during this topsy-turvy Australian Open final when eventual champion Novak Djokovic looked like a boxer on his last legs.
Australian Open 2015 Men's Final: Novak Djokovic v Andy Murray
Scott Spits Follow our live coverage of the 2015 Australian Open men's final between four-time winner and world No.1 Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, a player who has now reached a fourth final at Melbourne Park.
Australian Open 2015 Men's Semi-Final: Andy Murray v Tomas Berdych
Scott Spits Follow our coverage as Andy Murray and Tomas Berdych fight it out for a place in the Australian Open men's final.
Australian Open 2015 Men's Quarter-Final: Stan Wawrinka v Kei Nishikori
Scott Spits Follow our live coverage as defending champion Stan Wawrinka takes on Japanese fifth seed Kei Nishikori.


text:
The FORCE Program is the new Canadian Armed Forces fitness program, replacing the CF EXPRES Program. FORCE stands for "Fitness for Operational Requirements of CAF Employment." The program was approved by Armed Forces Council in December 2012.
Click here to see a video of each test component.
FORCE Program Operations Manual DND 279 - FORCE Program Evaluation Form (DWAN only)
Transitional Period regarding the Recertification Process of FORCE Evaluators from 1 April - 30 June 2016
Human Resource Management System (HRMS) Memo
Certification and Recertification Process for FORCE Evaluators 2015-16
CANFORGEN 120/15 CAF Annual Selection Boards File Removal Due to Expired Fitness July 2015 (DWAN only)
Record of Discussion, FORCE Evaluation Standards 12 May 2015
DAOD 5023-2, Physical Fitness Program (DWAN only)
CANFORGEN 038/13 Launch of New CAF Fitness Evaluation (DWAN only)
For information on research pertaining to this program see Human Performance Research and Development.


text:
Enter your name and email to receive alerts when new vacation deals are added to any property in this region.
By clicking "Submit" you are agreeing to the
Terms of Service.
Alert successfully created!
Brainerd Lakes Articles
Showing 1-2 of 2 Holiday Resorts
Rapid River Lodge & Waterpark
The Comfort Suites/Rapid River Lodge of Baxter offers exhilarating family fun in Northern Minnesota with a slight twist. Take in the adventure of a 250 ft. tube slide, a 175 ft. body slide and a lazy river with a waterfall and rapids in the 13,000 sq. ft indoor waterpark. They also boast a spacious kiddy pool with an amazing array of slides and... more
Arrowwood Lodge at Brainerd Lakes
The holidays are always a special time to stay and play at the resort. Christmas carolers and summer reunion planners tune in to the Arrowwood Lodge & Conference Center Specials! Holiday Dine, Stay & Play packages include Arrowwood Lodge Grill &; Bar vouchers, while Get-A-Way Packages include ultimate family giveaways! Come for the New... more
Showing 1-2 of 2 Holiday Resorts


text: I just received my first Android phone yesterday from AT&T. In all means completely fantastic device, apart from the GPS. GPS is starting for like 4 to 5 minutes each time, attempting to discover satellites. Later than digging a few discussions elsewhere I have installed file manager and exposed that /etc/gps.conf and /system/etc/gps.conf are mis-configured. Generally SUPL_HOST is not configured in any way, and placeholder of FQDM (stands for entirely Qualified Domain Name I think) is left, so mostly A-GPS is obsolete, so phone has to start up normally GPS device- loading the whole thing from satellites which as well take minutes on my car GPS navigator. Any help is appreciated.


text:
Rated 5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jenn111 Great small bench I am very pleased with this purchase. It is a good small sized bench. It is not too deep so fits well on our narrow front porch. It is sturdy and was fairly easy to assemble. November 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PrincessBev Very well designed. Assembly went smoothly and we were pleased with the quality and sturdiness of the bench. Purchased it for ladies restroom at church and wish we had a place for it in our home! September 6, 2012
1-2 of 2


text:
Nicholas Hewetson
Actor Nicholas Hewetson Movies / Films:Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) aka Sweeney Todd (2007) Sleepy Hollow (1999)
Reviewed Movies Starring Nicholas Hewetson
Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
Johnny Depp and Tim Burton join forces again in a big-screen adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical thriller "Sweeney Todd." Depp stars in the title role as a man unjustly…
Sleepy Hollow (1999)
Master storyteller Tim Burton (Batman, Edward Scissorhands) weaves an eerie, enchanting version of the classic tale of horror. Johnny Depp (Pirates of the Caribbean 1 & 2) is Ichabod Crane, an eccentric…


text: Once you have selected a size and color, you will need to enter the total quantity for your roster in that size. You can then choose your style and fill out each jersey's customization. Once you have double checked your customization, add them into your gear bag. Please note that you can click on the product picture or the title to return back to the product page from your gear bag. You will need to repeat these steps for each size jersey that you desire to order until you have completed your roster.


text:
Certified, 18K Yellow Gold, Opal and Diamond Ring
FOR SALE - Hand made one of a kind, Certified, 18K Yellow Gold, Opal and Diamond Ring. Pear shape 7.20 carats Lightning Ridge Fire Opal beautiful colors of red, orange, yellow, green and blue. 9 full cut vsi clarity and E-F color diamonds 0.45 ct (G.I.A. standards). Free-form filigree design. Size 9 ¾ U.S.. Weight 9.6 grams. $9,500.00
Contact - Ricardo 916 696-2224
Apr 22 -
Sacramento - Jewelry & watches
this is close to a 4 carat solitaire cognac diamond engagement ring, this is a real cognac diamond, the ring is broken cost about $25.00 dollars to fix ring the appraisal of round solitaire diamond cognac ring is $3,000 dollars appraisal, there is the cognac diamond surrounded by little diamonds, I won this ring from ebay has original gift box with ring, the ring is a sterling silver ...
May 5 -
Central Valley :
Fresno - Jewelry & watches
14K gold nugget ring with a .10 diamond. It is in excellent condition. The ring weighs 4 grams and is a size 8.5.
If you see the ad the ring is available.
Payment via cash or Postal Money Order. I will ship via insured US Postal Service. Buyer pays shipping charges. Thanks.
Vinyl4tubes at yahoo dot com
May 5 -
San Francisco Bay Area :
Oakland - Jewelry & watches
ask for pictures...accept paypal
May 4 -
Reno :
Reno - Clothing & accessories
This stunning Sterling silver moissanite engagement ring features a beautiful 6.5mm round moissanite center stone and two 4mm .25 carat each natural diamond side accents. Additional small diamond accents decorate the split shank that extends to 8.25mm wide around the center stone and tapers to 2.5mm at the bottom. Stunning shine in any light. This ring is a size 6 women's but can be resized ...
Apr 11 -
Reno :
Reno - Jewelry & watches
FACE MEAS.10 X18MM--SIZE-7.25- 3-STONE-RD-SIZE-.85--CLARITY-SI 1-S12--VALUE-9000.00--CAN'T ADD PHOTOS --I HAVE PHOTOS AVAIL..also have appraisel.
Apr 6 -
San Francisco Bay Area :
Saratoga - Jewelry & watches
Selling this brand new, custom made diamond ring. It is 8.5 grams of 14 karat gold with 10 rows of channel set diamonds. Each row contains 5 diamonds each, with a total diamond count of 50 stones and a carat weight of 2 carat's. The diamond's are all a round cut, I clarity, and I-J in color. NO PAY PAL -size-7 --ADD-PICS AVAILABLE
We'll be sending text message alerts for your subscription to


text:
Shopping Cart $0.00 (0 Items)
Cart Summary
- There was an error
- It was successful
videoUrlUse:[ nMrJhsNX0Ws ] (e.g., IetIZ82pXc0)
http://www.youtube.com/embed/nMrJhsNX0Ws?modestbranding=1&fs=1&version=3&wmode=transparent&id=2&rel=0&autoplay=1 http://www.youtube.com/embed/nMrJhsNX0Ws?modestbranding=1&fs=1&version=3&wmode=transparent&id=2&rel=0&autoplay=1
Jumping Jack Trailer Large 6ft Awning
Comments: Click here and see what the Jumping Jack Trailer can do for you.
- retailerId
- 1f939b58
- view
- productId
- prod999901366898
- category
- Camping > Tents & Shelters > Jumping Jack Trailers
Jumping Jack
Jumping Jack Trailer Large 6ft Awning(1200328)
Jumping Jack Trailer Large 6ft Awning - The Jumping Jack large awning accessory provides precious shade and additional protection for the elemnets.
Jumping Jack Trailer Large 6ft Awning - The Jumping Jack large awning accessory provides precious shade and additional protection for the elemnets. The large awning accessory will help to protect any camping equipment being stored outside of the tent.
- Style: Accessory
- Attachment Type: Zipper
- Dimensions: Extends 6 feet and is the width of the tent
- Material: Water Proof Canvas
- headerText
- Others Who Bought This Item Also Viewed
- numRecs
- 3
- -inc-price
- true
- -rec-builder
- My_Custom_Builder
- dataItems
- ratingImg
- rating
- reviews
- listPrice
- salePrice
Customer Support
We are here to help if you need us, please contact Customer Support at:


text: p97b (ATCC® 53403™) Organism: Homo sapiens, human / Clone Type: Clone / Depositors: Oncogen, BW Poor, Oncogen General Information Documentation Print Email Share Share this product Facebook Twitter Google+ Permits and Restrictions View Permits Designations p97b GenBank Number M12154 Species Homo sapiens, human Depositors Oncogen, BW Poor, Oncogen Vector Construct size (kb): 8.5DESCRIPTION OF VECTOR COMPONENT: Name of vector: pEMBL18+Intact vector size: 3.960 Type of vector: phagemid Vector end: EcoRI Vector end: HindIII Cloning sites: Polylinker sites: Host range: Escherichia coliFeatures (with orientation and position when available): insert detection: lacZ' marker(s): ampR replicon: pMB1, f1 Cross references: Insert DNA: cDNADESCRIPTION OF INSERT COMPONENT: Genome: human Gene symbol: MFI2Genomic copy number: unique Gene name: antigen p97 (melanoma associated) identified by monoclonal antibodies 133.2 and 96.5Contains complete coding sequence?: Y Chromosome: 3; Localization: 3 q28-q29 Type of DNA: cDNA Insert 5' end: HindIII Insert 3' end: EcoRI Insert size (kb): 4.4 Cross references: DNA Seq. Acc.: M12154Insert lengths(kb): 4.400000095367432Gene product: antigen p97 (melanoma associated) identified by monoclonal antibodies 133.2 and 96.5 [MFI2] Insert Size (kb) 4.400 Media ATCC® Medium 1227: LB Medium (ATCC medium 1065) with 50 mcg/ml ampicillin Related Products transformed cell line:ATCC CRL-8985 Biosafety Level 1 Biosafety classification is based on U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines, it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that their facilities comply with biosafety regulations for their own country. Shipping Information Distributed: freeze-dried Comments Restriction digests of the clone give the following sizes (kb): EcoRI/HindIII--3.8, 2.75, 1.5; BamHI--6.6, 1.4; SalI--8.0.The insert contains the following restriction sites (approximate kb from the 5' end): BamHI--1.3, 2.6; HindIII--2.7; PvuII--0.6, 1.6; SstI--0.4, 1.7, 2.3; SalI--1.3.Two errors in the sequence of the insert have been reported. Because of a base change, the lysine coded for at nt 1351 becomes threonine and a missing cytosine at nt 1930 causes an early truncation.Digestion with EcoRI and HindIII excises the insert in two fragments. The larger fragment contains the complete coding sequence, that extends approximately from nt 60 to nt 2300. References Brown JP, et al. Vaccines against melanoma. US Patent 5,141,742 dated Aug 25 1992 Brian W Poor, personal communication Trish Amarante, personal communication Bascic Documentation Product Sheet Certificate of Analysis SDS


text:
USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: L9-84-CP
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): William Schwab
Affiliate Investigator(s):
Information Specialist(s):
Data Type(s): Electro-Magnetic: Gravity, Electro-Magnetic: Magnetics, Imagery: Photo, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Sampling: Geology, Seismics: Air Gun / Water Gun
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Study the distribution and composition of ferromanganese-oxide crusts in the Marshall Islands area and retrieve a current meter/sediment trap mooring deployed on Horizon Guyot, Mid-Pacific Mountains, in October 1983 on the USGS L5-83-HW cruise (FA 83012).
Start Port/Location: Majuro, Radak Chain, Marshall Islands
End Port/Location: Honolulu, HI
Start Date: 1984-07-28
End Date: 1984-08-16
Equipment Used: Air gun, Single channel hydrophone, Corer - gravity, Magnetometer (wh), Gravity meter (wh), Box corer, Dredge, Camera- deep sea, Integrated Navigation System, Dead reckoning
Information to be Derived: Sea floor map; Samples and chemical analysis;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Seismic data (12 kHz and 3.5 kHz): 5410 km; Airgun (80 cu in and 148 cu in): 730 km; Dredge hauls: 13; Box cores: 2; Gravity cores: 8; Recovered current meter from Horizon Guyot.
Staff: William Schwab, Tim Ling
Affiliate Staff:
Notes: Original Center People field contained: Bill Schwab - Ch. Sci., Tim Ling - geologist.
Marshall Islands to Hawaii, Horizon Guyot, Mid-Pacific Mountains, United States, North Pacific;
Schwab, W.C., and Bailey, N.G., 1984, High-resolution seismic-reflection data collected on R/V S.P. LEE; L9-84-CP, Marshall Islands to Hawaii: 3, download PDF.
Schwab, W.C., Hein, J.R., Davis, A.S., Morgenson, L.A., Daniel, C.L., and Haggerty, J.A., 1986, Geological and geochemical data for seamounts and associated ferromanganese crusts in the Ratak Chain, Marshall Islands: 36, download PDF.
Data Acquired


text:
18 November 2013
Apple admits that Samsung damaged the iPad
Better products and much cheaper
14 November 2013
Smartphone sales are up
More than 50 percent
13 November 2013
Samsung targets Africa
Going where Apple won't
13 November 2013
GloFo to build Apple chips?
At Fab 8 in New York
12 November 2013
Apple and Samsung returning to court
How much will Samsung have to pay
12 November 2013
More support for Tizen
Is an Android killer coming?
11 November 2013
Samsung dominates Android market with 63.3 percent share
Peanuts for others
08 November 2013
Samsung wants 64-bit CPUs, 4K mobile displays
In the next few years
06 November 2013
Samsung admits its software is rubbish
Focuses more R&D talent on software
04 November 2013
Chinese smartphone makers gaining momentum
Backed by Qualcomm, MediaTek reference platforms


text:
The online order system is currently down for maintenance. To place an order, please call our toll free number 1-866-738-4379
Remote dog trainers let you teach your dog commands such as Stay and Come and stop bad behavior including digging in the garden or jumping on people. The long-range handheld remote transmitter delivers a safe, humane correction to your dog's receiver collar. Choose from spray, static, ultrasonic, and vibration.
2 Item(s)
2 Item(s)


text:
Recipes, Tips, and Inspirations for the Sweet Life!
If you want to impress someone this holiday season, whip up a batch of these melt-in-your-mouth truffles and they will be putty in your hands. (I'm looking at you, Santa.) These rich and creamy treats are surprisingly simple to make…
The original Mrs. Fields Cookie! Our fresh baked personalized gifts & gift baskets are guaranteed to impress.
See our cookie gifts
Find something for everyone on your list this holiday season. Choose from our wide variety of holiday gifts including, customizable tins, lavish bundles of gourmet abundance, and decorative reusable gift boxes. Our holiday cookies make the perfect holiday treats.
Shop Holiday Cookie Gifts
Holiday Cookies
Seasonal Collections
Special Thanks


text:
With reporting by James Lacsina
When Busta Rhymes asked Eminem to co-star on his new single "Calm Down," the Dungeon Dragon got a little more than he bargained for. What started as a simple three-minute song, with a few verses and a hook, turned into a nearly six-minute rap throw down.
"Originally, the song was like three minutes and eight seconds. I had two 16-bar verses on it and the hook that's there," Busta explained to MTV News on Wednesday.
Busta sent the song to Em, expecting to get a standard 16-bar rhyme, but Slim Shady sent him a performance more than three times the usual length. "Eminem's verse comes on and it's like 42 bars," Busta said.
The length and intensity of Em's verse made Busta a bit uncomfortable. Though the two came to the Scoop DeVille-produced track as collaborators, Bus acknowledges that there was a "respectful competition" between them.
"You're not just gonna mop the floor with me on my record," Bus remembers thinking to himself. "I didn't expect any less because that's what Em does, but that's what people know Busta Rhymes for doing."
Busta says he went back to write a longer verse to match Em's rhymes and that's where "Calm Down" began to turn into an anything-you-can-do-I-can-do-better affair. After that, the two decided that Eminem would mix the record in his Detroit studio, but after traveling to the D, the maniacal MC and music producer called an audible.
"I'm in there, Em hears the verse. He's vibing for like two or three hours… He said, 'We not mixing today.' Em was like, 'Yo man. My energy don't match your energy right now,'" he remembered. "I'm listening to the verse like, 'You f–kin' spazzed out already. What more spazzing out do you wanna do?'"
Bus returned to New York, and a little over a month passed before Em volleyed his final verse back and, of course, Busta had to have the last word. "Em sends back his verse again. So now he's at 62 bars and I'm like, 'F–k that, I'm going back again,'" he said.
Eventually, the two called it quits and decided to put the song out before things got truly out of hand. The end result is a thumping growl of rap aggression and complex lyricism — one that Busta is proud of. "It turned from a song to a piece of art," Busta concluded. "Just a fundamental hip-hop record."


text:
Dress to impress at your next costume party! The Full Length Red Fabric Cape Adult Costume features a scarlet red floor-length cape with a high collar that ties around the neck. This incredible party costume is one of those pieces that adds an element of mystery to almost any ensemble. Whether your next costume party has a horror-, royal-, or fairytale- theme, the Full Length Red Fabric Cape Adult Costume is just the piece to create an unforgettable entrance. The high collar has a Gothic feel and looks superb with hair pulled up. The soft material embraces the shoulders and hugs the body, so you will call all eyes your way no matter what. Add black accents for an alluring appearance. See our online selection of party accessories for add-on item ideas that go with this impressive party costume!
Not yet rated. Be the first to Write a Review


text:
Audrey Reviews: La Fresh's Eco-Beauty Wipes
Out of all the eco-friendly beauty products I've tried over the last couple of years, LA Fresh is one of the brands that always seems to always get it right: providing products with natural ingrREAD MORE
Audrey's Days of Summer | Summer Hair: Braids
It's summertime which means heat and humidity. Here are a few easy braids that will keep your hair out of your face. The best way to learn how to braid is to practice, practice, practice! Each braidREAD MORE
Hair Orgasm: Yuko Long Lasting Treatment
The Long Lasting Treatment via yuko-usa.com About six months ago, I made a spontaneous and regretful decision to get my hair chemically permed in the Philippines in hopes that I would wake up everydayREAD MORE
Audrey's Days of Summer | Makeup Guide for Humid Weather
Stila's BB Cream Although I am a SoCal native, my upcoming trip to South Korea has inspired me to do a post on makeup for humid weather. The last thing we want is to have our face melt off.. Here &hREAD MORE
Audrey Do's and Don'ts | Getting Ready For A Date
So you finally got your crush to ask you out on a date! You've been looking forward to this for weeks and now the date is only hours away. What to do now? Well sit down and take a few …READ MORE
Audrey Reviews: Per-fékt
(courtesy of Per-fekt) Skin Perfection Gel I recently had the opportunity to meet the creator of this beauty line, Richard Anderson. When I met him, he explained all the products that he's created aREAD MORE
Audrey Living | The Awful Truth: What a Guy Wants
Columnist Paul Nakayama is determined to get to the bottom of what his male friends really want in a woman. What he discovered? Ask a woman. ISSUE: Summer 2012 DEPT: Audrey Living STORY: Paul NakayamaREAD MORE
Audrey Travel Diaries | Seoul-Searching for the Holy Grail of Makeup
Moisture Firming Skin and Lotion 36,000 won (18000 won each) Courtesy of Innisfree Remember when I said I would do a Korea make-up haul post? Shopping for makeup in Korea was an incredible experience,READ MORE
Audrey Explores Valentine's Day Traditions
Chocolates, hearts, roses, and love in the air- yup, it definitely feels like Valentine's Day. Although we're accustomed to a number of Valentine's Day traditions, we may not know whREAD MORE
test iflair 2
this is testingREAD MORE


text:
Log In
Nancy sees something she shouldn't have when she follows the secret tunnel at the back of the maternity shop; Dean takes a new job and leaves Isabel to live with Celia; Doug falls for a vision of beauty that washes up on the beach.
Written by:
Jenji Kohan
Directed By:
Julie Anne Robinson
Showtime Advisories
Graphic Language, Adult Content
Duration27 min.
Audio Format
Surround Sound, English/Spanish, Dolby Digital 5.1
Video Format
Closed Captioning, HDTV
tvma-dlsadult content, graphic language, brief nudity, viewer discretion advised
Weeds © 2012 Lionsgate Television Inc. All rights reserved.
By viewing our video content you are accepting the terms of our Video Services Policy.
This website is intended for viewing solely in the United States and its territories and possessions. This website may contain adult content.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Closed Captioning | Mobile User Agreement
© 2016 Showtime Networks Inc. and Showtime Digital Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
U.S.-Led Raids in Afghanistan Press Search for Qaeda Fighters
By BARRY BEARAK with ERIC SCHMITT
Published: May 2, 2002
KHOST, Afghanistan, May 1— Hundreds of American-led forces are hunting for Al Qaeda holdouts in Afghanistan, although two senior Afghan commanders whose troops also joined six raids in the past three weeks said today that only two suspects had been detained and none killed so far.
As hundreds more coalition troops have been sent into the rolling hills and craggy mountains of eastern Afghanistan, an Afghan intelligence official said Osama bin Laden himself had been spotted twice in recent weeks just over the border in the tribal areas of Pakistan. In Washington, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld discounted such reports.
''I do not know, in direct answer to your question, of any intelligence that I would personally say is actionable with respect to very senior people at the moment,'' he said.
Indeed, intelligence seems spotty and unreliable, according to the senior Afghan commanders, who noted that the raids over the past three weeks have yielded only a trove of weapons and ammunition, and no dead Qaeda soldiers.
''When we get there, they are gone,'' said one of the commanders, who spoke on condition of anonymity, saying he did not want to offend his American colleagues.
The White House has repeatedly insisted that the war against terrorism will require patience, and the experience of recent months certainly proves it.
''The situation in Afghanistan is far from over,'' Mr. Rumsfeld noted again today. ''There is no question that in the country and over the border, there still are a nontrivial number of those folks that would very much like to take back the country and that would very much like to attack coalition forces.''
In Washington, senior military officials said today that American helicopters have ferried hundreds of troops into a mountain range south of the Shah-i-Kot Valley, where in March the coalition staged the largest ground action in the seven-month war.
The allied fighters number about 800, including about 100 Americans, mainly Special Forces and soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division, as well as Canadian, Australian and British troops. Their mission here, as in other parts of eastern Afghanistan in recent weeks, has been to clear caves, valleys and mountain ridges, and kill or capture Taliban or Qaeda fighters they encounter. American and Australian troops killed four suspected Taliban or Qaeda fighters along the Afghan frontier this week, military officials said.
About 1,000 of the 1,700 British Royal Marines recently sent to Afghanistan are conducting search operations in the southeast, and about 500 British troops have joined the coalition forces in this area, a senior American military official said.
Afghan soldiers bivouacked at the Sahara Bagh post in Khost say that operations involving hundreds of soldiers have become commonplace in recent weeks, especially with the arrival in April of the British.
''In Mustalbar, we had about 300 British soldiers and 60 Americans along with 500 of my own soldiers,'' said an Afghan commander.
He named villages in the region around Khost where raids have occurred: Mustalbar, Mandozai, Soroobi, Zani Khel, Terizai, Nariz, Dangi, Ghlang, Tani.
''In different places we've done things different ways,'' he said, ''but we never come across many Al Qaeda. They have no strong base. They are spread out. Anyway, during the day they may be in one place and during the night in another.''
Pentagon officials say that at any given time, there are more than a dozen specific missions.
Senior American officers discounted any impending large-scale attack like the one in March, largely because Qaeda and Taliban fighters have dispersed and are being tracked down in smaller numbers.
''What you're seeing are pieces and subpieces of Mountain Lion, and you'll see it for weeks to come,'' said one American military official, using the operation's military name.
Although the remaining Qaeda forces are often said to be massed around Khost, the area is huge, cavernous and concealing. It also spans two countries, leading into the tribal areas of Pakistan, where there is broad sympathy for radical Islam.
An intelligence official in the Afghan government said recently that Mr. bin Laden had been seen in Waziristan, a nearby tribal area of Pakistan. Before that, Mr. bin Laden was spotted in the Tirah Valley of the tribal area, the same official said.
The coalition has begun to mount raids on both sides of the border. Within the past week or so, a small number of American Special Forces, mainly communications and intelligence specialists, have begun operating with Pakistani troops in the tribal zone. This arrangement has allowed both allied and Pakistani forces to target Qaeda fighters traveling back and forth across the border. But the presence of even a few Americans is anathema to many of the people who live in this storied backwater of the Pakistani northwest.
Today, before dawn, a rocket was fired at a vocational training school housing American forces in the tribal town of Miram Shah, Pakistani officials said. The projectile missed its presumed target, hitting an empty building. No one was hurt.


text:
Action that pops and jumps out of the screen - a must for big blockbusters. Find out more about Vue 3D.
Get up to 1/3 off adult tickets all day Tuesday with a unique membership number. To become a member register at www.myvue.com/supertuesday or text SUPER and your email address to 51055.
Four people, with a minimum of two children. Everyone pays the child ticket price.
The All-Inclusive Family Package allows you to purchase your film, snacks and drink as one ticket. Saving you up to 20%. Available for groups of four with a minimum of two children.
2 for 1 tickets on Tuesdays or Wednesdays for customers of ComparetheMarket.com. Go to Meerkat Movies or visit ComparetheMarket.com for details.
You can now use your nectar points on money off vouchers at Vue. Find out more about Nectar at Vue.
Customer Services can be contacted via email on email@example.com or by calling 0345 308 4620 (UK) or 1890800795 (ROI).*
*These numbers are charged at your local rate and are open daily 9am-10pm.


text:
Duesbury leads M&D to Neal and Massy tapeball championship
Led by an all-round performance by Lorenzo Duesbury, Marketing and Distribution (M&D) romped to a 33-run victory in the finals of the Neal and Massy Inter-Company 10-over Tapeball Cricket Tournament on Sunday.
Duesbury, who was named Man-of-the-Match, blasted 45 runs, including four sixes and two fours, to lead his team to a total of 91-5. He later grabbed two wickets with the ball to help restrict Essequibo Branch to 58-9, a press release from Neal and Massy said.
Duesbury was supported by Ariel Khan, who bagged three wickets for seven runs and Bryden Maniford, who took two wickets.
M&D, the release noted, had edged past defending champions AINLIM by eight runs in their semi-final match.
M&D, who batted first, managed 69-5 from their 10 overs, with Shridatt Persaud top scoring with 28. Ashraf Ali took two wickets for 11 runs for AINLIM, who fell short in their reply at 61 for 6. AINLIM Chief Executive Officer Lakenarine Shivraj top scored for his team with 15.
In the other semi-final match, Essequibo Branch had defeated NMSS by five wickets. NMSS batted first and scored 67-9 but it was not enough as Essequibo managed 71. K. Persaud scored 19 runs for Essequibo, while R Lall took two wickets for four runs.
NMSS had earlier earned its semi-final berth by thumping Bermudez by 10 wickets in their quarter-final match. Bermudez were restricted to 32-6 and NMSS managed to get home without loss. Mark Smith, who took two wickets for two runs, later struck an unbeaten 26 for NMSS.


text:
Not the reasons why brazing on would be better. That's pretty obvious.
My question is, would JB Weld or some similar epoxy be strong enough to hold shift bosses to the downtube?
It would help me out a bunch if this solution works:
1. Don't have to buy a brazing rig
2. Only lose the paint where it's necessary to glue, not the whole brazing area
3. Low stakes in terms of safety
4. Bosses are $20, let me use a 7400 group with 6-speed shifters
Thanks for your experiences with epoxy